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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22

Letters UncnIled for Mt Montpelier. VT. Post
ONCE, October is, 1919.
~ To obtain these letters. persons must give the
above date
LADIES Miss Adde Campbell miss Nellie j Dwyer,
Miss Bell Harvey.
GESTLEMEN.-G G. E. Brigham L. Emerson, Davey
L. Goodridge, Hubbard Could Barney Peck, Arthur
II. Waterman, Arthur NJ Waterman.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22

The Science of Life, or seifPreservation, 5000
pages. Price only 81. Contains fifty valuable
Prescriptions either one Of which is worth moi
than ten times the price of the book illustrated
sample sent on receipt of cents for postage.
Address, DR.. w. II. PARKER, A Bulhnch Street,
Boston, Mass. F34WI3.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22
WINDSOR COUNTY.

Rev. Charles C. Thornton, postm aster of Hart
land and representative of that town In the last
legislature, died suddenly recently.
The steam saw and gristmill in Simonsv lille,
owned and run by e. A. Stannard has been
burned, together with its contents, IS cords of
wood and quantity oc lumber. Loss $4,000; no
insurance.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22
Manhood; How Lost, How ResOredl
THE TEMPLE

Just published, new edition of DIR. CuIyFnwr11,s
Celebrated Essay the radical cure without medis
cne) OF spermatorrh@a or Seminal Weakness, inyol-
untary Seminal Losses Impotency, Mental and Physi
Consumption Epilepsy and Fits. induced BY sef-in.
diligence sexual extravaganza, NO 80 -
eB- Price, In a sealed envelope. only six cents
The celebrated author, in this adm liable Essay,
practice that the alarming Of abuse
Internal medicine Oh the application Of The fnjfe
pointing out mode Of cure at once simple certain
and effectual by means OF which every sufferer no
matter what his condition NAV be, may cure himself
cheaply, privately, and radically. : - 49,
tB~ This Lecture should be in the hands of eyerv
youth and every man in the land -
Sent under SEAL In plain envelope to nny address
paid, on receipt Of SIX cents or two postage
stamps.
Address the Publishers,
THE CULvERwELL MEDICAL CO.,
r35yl Al Ann st., New York; Post Office Box, 1885,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22
CALEDONIA COUNTY.

The proprietor of the. ST. Johnshury Hotel has
closed his establishment instead ofpayng his fine
for selling liquor. The parties who prosecuted
him would not compromise and so he closed the
house. AS his lease of the place expires in May
next, he will find it difficult to get it renewed. The
trial is set down for October %.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1879-10-22
CuIrTENDEN COUNTY.

OShNSNa
CuIrTENDEN COUNTY.
Frank A. Wood, of Williston, was committed to
the house of correction Friday for 70 days, for re-
iusing to pay fare as a passenger on the cars.
LAMoILLE COUNTY.
Messrs. Buck Brothers, of Johnson, are building
an addition of log to their saw mill.
Stephen Wood, an old resident OF Hyde Park,
died suddenly last Monday. He was apparently
in good health until the previous Friday.
man about forty years of age, who is supposed
10 belong in ST. John sbury, was found in Hyde
Pork last Monday in state of insanity and
lodged in Jail.
ORLEANS COUNTY.
John Riley, of Newport Center, had a funny &C.
cident happen to him the other night: He had
threshed his grain the day previous and put it in
the chamber over his kitchen. In the morning he
found his kitchen filled with grain mixed promis
cuously with the stoves and chairs. The floor had
given away.
Francis IIaddock Of Albany, seven years old,
while playing recently with loaded horse pistol
fatally shot his sister, Elizabeth, 10 years old.
RUTLAND COUNTY.
yOuuS WdTlluT i'll one OF hutlunuB primary
schools was relieved Of pistol by the teacher
Friday.
The fall of staging at West Pawlet quarries the
other day let John Thomas and Dennis Mccormick
down IS feet on to the rocks. McCormick'sI collar
bone was broken, his head cut, and he is injured
internally. Thomas had his head cut, broke sew.
eral ribs and was badly bruised.
WINDUAM COUNTY
y man named Patrick Brennan of Brattleboro,
aborer on a gravel train for the Vermont Valley
Railroad was barred by a bank caving in on
Thursday and seriously injured. lie was entirely
covered, but was dug out. One limb was broken
and he was baily injured in other ways.
On Thursday night the carriage house of j. j.
Van Sicken of South Burlington, with phaeton,
fifty bushels of wheat and quantity of farming
tools, was totally destroyed by fire. The house
was only fifty feet distand from the residence and
it was only by the most strenuous exertions that
the latter could be saved. The fire was undoubt.
eddy the work of an inceddiary. Loss $1,000; in.
surance $500
j. S Brown and wife, of Brattleboro, were
showered with rotten eggs the other night while
returning from temperance meeting. Consider
able Indignation exists over the affair. Certainly
it was disgraceful thing, and the guilty parties
should be punished.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
sHEnlfF'S SALE.

TN rHE DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
j Judicial District OF the stats Of Nevada. IN
and for the County OF storey, j. Ivancovich
piailtd va succor Mil and Mining COMPANY
and others. defspdants, Tin U'0rsdsy Inter.
ysnins. Under and by virtue Of an order
Of sale is.ued out Q the Dtstrict Court
Of the firsi Judicial District IN and fOr
IAN DAY OF November. A. d. l6D, In ths
above entitled action. whsrsin Tim O'oradey.
the above named int-svsnor. obtained tadg.
msut and decree against said Saecor Nill and
Mini, 2 Company and otherA defspdants. for
the ann OF Ssi6 90. Uni,ed States gold coin.
and 81 20 CLERK sccfuipg eosts and costs and
expenses OF sale, which said desrvs has eeen
rrcorded BY tie clerk Of ssld oourt 10 Judg'
msnt BOX o. passs iss TO iS1, and - ,!
s.id order and decree. an comma dsd 70 ell
ali that certain real estate laid down and %
scrb,d ON the ficiai map OF the Town Of Gold
an A. lot ~ block 0. range O, togethef with
the quartz mill thereon. known - the succor
Mil and Mining Companys Quarts mill, 70.
g-tber With the tsnementa. harvditsments and
sppurtsnaness thsrsunto belonging or In any.
Tbsr,,ors public notice !. hereby given that
ON THuRsbAY, the EtEvRSrH uAY OF
DECHNHER A. D. is1y. a II O'Clock noon OF
that day In frvnt Of the Court.houss of said
STOREY county. In the CITY o. virsinia wnI'
in oosdisncs TO said ords' Of aals and dserse,
ssii ths sb vs Described tropsrty. or 20 much
thereof ss 10 necessary. TO satisfy plsint rs
aid iudGmsnt and decree and coen ana
sccruins costs Of ssls. TO the highest and
Ss,,.S S,.s q s,.ss. Sss.: ''' e.A Q. WILLIAMSON,
sheriff Of Storey county. Nevada.
ByN. J. NcIurcHAN. d poty sheriff
Virginia City. November t1th, =. y. isw. ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

nAxPAYERs or THs TOWN or GOLD
i II LL-iaks Notice. That have recsived
from the Collector Of raxss. and have now In
my hands. the Delinquent List. ior iS7s. OF pef.
Town Of oold Hill; tha' q the expifstton Of
ten days frou the frst publication Of this no
tics. action will be eommencsd In the proper
Court for the enfofesmsnt Of the collection Of
said delinquent ta1es, and the ten per centum
sId the co.t Of sAvsrtis,ne sdded thereto.
n. RlTz SIMMONS,
Town Attorney Town of 0oh Hiil.
Cold Hi. October 10, isn. IL
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
rmr PUMPKIN.
m ,o.s q. xurr,.,.

Oil srseniy and fair In the lands Of the sun
Tns vines Of the sour and the rich melon run
And the rock sld the tres and The cottage
eufold,
with broad leaves ali srsransss and sl0ssous
Like ,ast which Ger Niasveh's prophet once
Wills Be waited 70 know ,has his warning was
Ana ionssa for the storm cloud. and listened
For the rush Of the whirlwind and rcd Ore OF
rain.
On the banks Of xsrid the dark spanish maiden
Comes up with the fruit Of the tangled vine
AID The crsel. Of Cub. laughs oa, to behold i.
Throash orsrss leaves shilins the broad
Y., viii dssrsr dsiisa,. from his homo In the
North.
On the Ncids Of his harvest the Yankee looks
wsss. erooiosels are coilins and yellow frui,
And The ssa Of s.p,.ns.r nslts down on his
All on Thsnkssivins Day. when from East
and nom Weet.
Prom Sosth and from South. come shs pilgrim
whsa ne rs, ,.h.irsd New Highlander ssss
round his board
The Oh broken links Of affection restored:
when the eare.vssfi.d man sssks Ms notnsr
And the v.m ns,roa smiles vhsrs the siri
wAs, moisssas the lip and vhs, brighssas the
wss, esiis back III. past like the rich pumpkin
pisi
Oil fruit loved Of bo,hood, the old days recall.
When wood grapes were purpliDr and brown
nuts were falling:
whsn wild. ugly faces We carved In its sfin.
Glarisg out through the dark, with candle
whsn .s laughed round the corn heap. with
hearts all In tano.
Our char . broad pumpkin. our lantern the
moon.
Telling tale. OF the fairy Who Travelled Ike
In pumpiin.sA.li coach. with two rats far .
Then thanks for ,hs PRESENT. None svestsr or
E.sr smoked from an oven or eircied platter.
Fsirss hands never wrought st pastry more
nns;
And III. prayer which m, mouth is too full to
sv.lls nv heart ,h., Thy shadow may never
Th., .Ss days Of thy 10, may be Heightened be-
low
And II. fame OF thy worth Ike the pumpkin
And ,hv liss he :. sweet. and its last sunset shy
Golden tinted and fair - thy own pumpkin pie
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

rsHI Taxes FOR TIE ylscAL TAR
i ending Nay iss. iseo for tbs Town Of 0oit
Hin. are nov due and payable 70 ne q ny
once. Ssci OF yellow Jacket Engine Houss.
N.in strsst. Gold Hili, bstvssn ths hours y
10 A. and ?. =, Ths Lava sno Oruinsness
strictly enforced. All taxss not paid wtn -
oems ds.inqusns on the ttA of Ocaoeef. isn.
F.W. FOLSOM.
Marshal nd sxoasio rsx oollscsos.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

Blk Iowa trsmps had just got nicely
camped In . small frld whom the owner
turned In an old bull which was the ter
ror Of the country. Some Of the tramps
got into the road with Is much ss . pair
Of boots, bat several didn't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

"How to Tell Bad Eggs" is the title
OF an article In an exchange. When you
have anything to tell . bad egg. you
must bs careful not to break the shell
while imparting the information.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26
THE EVENING NEWS

Published every day (sundsys sxespted),
NJ FEE NEWD PUBLlnHIAo CO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

ERzsH BnrAp, PIES, OAKS. AND H01
= Rolls svsry day. dsiivsrsd 4 the rssi
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1879-11-26

IssURS Commercial and ravslsss' oredits.
available N any part of the world. Mako
trsnaSsrs Of money By tslsgraph and csbis. md
draws sxohsaGs q customary usaAoes.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
NAVY orders.

WAsHIyGTOv, Sept. 29.-Captain Henry VIII
son ordered to the command Of the Constellation o.
;ober TO- and On falling win Rear Admiral Howell To
report f0r command OF the rrcnton European station
Ienenant Coatiander Z. V. Grdloy Is ordered to the
Cousteli ltion aud then "a Executive Ohicer Of the
Trenton. The following officers nave also been ordered
10 tac Constellation, and thence 10 the Trenton: Lieu
tenants ~ Z RcissBger. i. c. Mclean, Walter Good
win. 7. 4. Lyons. l.. u. Reuy and Rlnsom b. Peek;
Eu..gns L. X Reym0lds. J. T. Newton, Dewitt C0inan,
C. j. Brush and Benjamin rappan M.dshipmen ]. W.
Bruiu.ey and Il. +. Mn.igan, aud Cadet Mdshinmcn K
T. Io0ez L. II. Miner, j. \. D0ugherty, Il r. schwerin
J. l.. Purcell and II. l.. srurdivant
ClieI Engineer I'll Sn Fithian Il detached from tho
Trenton and s Fleet Engineer OF the european Station
on te reporting OF his relief and ordered 10 return
home and report h.s arrival surgeon r. A. MarDion IL
derufd from the Mare Islard Navy Yard, and ordered
10 tur ifainiag ship Portsmouth. AT Hampton Roads
PISSED Assistant surgeon Howard smith IL detached
From fe Portsmouth. IA" reporting or his rclef and
ic., on waiting orders. Passed Assistant surgeon r.
H. Green snd yuIlster q. 4. Lyon are detached from
recrutlns duty 90 -. Louis.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
nEcisioN.-.EPT. %

s,Dyc7se COURT kGmbers-By Judge NesinDGPA., .
-In-l agi. Hairsou.-aaoiion for rece4Vef sf'"''-
fsdgs Nan sinnf In the of swift e'e-See
See menoraudum. IN the matter o ne aPyAea"H ,nes
YORK city aad Sorihsrn ta,lsg,a e,,v syf
ZION drri -. opinion. Union ffchc it'l.tssn ~, wond
Motion granted with COSTS we",hyn-' ut ~.
h0is" Moupn granted WIN rlv e"St- 20 sec
Nv JndG" uOuohle.-Maze a2t Maze am @ hnol ~, !,
m'moraudum 81 lespi: ast nr, ,e,erf gsnt.i
ioomugaa.c agt. Lsbef ger -Mosi"n "eAleu SC
dun. - g., -, ,. r.~,,, sawyer aas others
etr ACT Bnffernfld aui others ctcI think tn The plain
m entitled 10 cecTea ior an aceouhuD- Js"'
Grct-F Flr II iiy judge Leonard asi the Columbia
steam Navigation Company. { a'e 81 ti''f', ,t:.,-
Superior Olri-Syecidt YTm-l,y Jndge schNwh,n; y,
Levy ct a agt. LOEB et A. No -'io,h'u T -,
costs 10 defenaanls 10 ide event ser m
sce memorandum. Wilson - al asi "rs't 90 'a'-"i"'
settled. . ,.,, %. ~ rr,lo
~ Judge Van Donald agi Mallory c' 81 siGt9n
e4..htti "t'" =. i a.rf g1rse
Motion granted witnoni S..is SMITH, t'.r s-tio
otai-Moiiru grarrec. NcltbDn aSt riIn "a s.'%IIle %
-rufi, n, Don .in arf Mallory AL rder signed The
Trustees ~ and Watf, orphan House ag b,chri
Bdgg-; SchVfri1 agi Hcfhaih eIaihet -
McCsTisy K0.tfr - Aossf Hh..nAi .s,, ~
AZ, Dawson Van Tyci ar, McQuaGe; the Lancaster IA
tona agi. Eggcrt q all BurD.e as~ ll's-ofuefS
f0oiipoa Pleas-Syfs0l T1H-By Judge Van BTunt.
IN ~, R,fof,nce ordered 10 pass sccounis
Talipc COur'-Nprcdi Iyn-By judge slunOtt--
Cofsr at W,i-s-H1tun rftntd, coniii"t ni'i.i,7'"
vth costs ~ Of motipn- Mieh-tlis AT CON
Wooihul au. Nsg-j fiiencFg aE ~ i,.Ss % ~, es
turphy Notion gIantd witpnt ,nsls @liif
azf Nasins- Granted urirs piainit comp aes Wiz
T.nry aT. Bryce t0nn.,-il N oiorIt'4 n~hnihs
al Bla--Orarr signed. Waace ast laT!or -StotVn iyr
Judgment or cost. asaiust planun granted, Nc" "ft" as@
Nuniolh-Compai aint dismissed W IA c.',s o.. ,.-,,.
Judqe AcA cA1am-btrrowclne ast Ia Cassie "'nerale'
By lice sh Kenny agt wheeler No ion granted on
ccfsngant 81 pulatlng LoL to sue no COSTS
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

being paid also to districts In the s,aie
where John Kelly clubs have & spruns ap tnipS ,,
with documents In praise Cf tue sat
As yet only short lst II tae 81 eaks,, % 81 ~,
titons to addresses: Senator hsr,lHh' o ~ -
York; senator Thomas +. SIynTi' % oi ,rc non
samnel Hand. OF Albany: kuih- W irthn''o' . "i "a,
Iohn # Hsfn1n. joan Bscow c1scerc'i ~ OF 7iltc;
Colonel John Il. Feiowa, Senator i't',-'.t. -
agonc M9f Jams hssssTy FSI pr.r GHgtT Of Htaea
Samuel ID. Halliday, of Ithaca; senate. 49,
Daniel Dsugheriy. SeversI speeches IN favor oi 'nc
Robinson ticket will be made IA the Nchi9 u N''' -
RE- DemSrrnfc state Committee Kelly branch net
yvere ,rrsent: Anrnsns sche!, John II. sirrhgr ano
Ti, X Ts,n' oc Wesiciesfcr; Fdword J. Meegn ard
Thomas G. Ca.icntt. Of AlDan, D.N1 WIZ = p,ce "f
Oswcgc; Iorn H. Colby, 81 Rensselaer, id"ntu :.
Jenny. of Onoadagn; aud william W, "r,Ex ,,rnsn ~
RIO Ausussls senell vas made teap''ttt, ,sas
and .equ,niy Nathaniel g Moak "I =, i,i, 'nJ
permanent Chairman anh +. W. t.n' t-nr motion of
J. W. Brooks were elected -eerctar'.. ~ cu,nittec
Mr. Jenny . resolution was p1s7en tl'' - 80, h, -
snonId b. ngreasc1 tli ss,dncd Syrs pcsuon winch
teonesiiug .he Democrats of thr STATE 10 "'I-
~, 1o 'y yTic & ., passed a.kms Democratic voter, u
,unrori pvcrs one IA. state tictet cNer N"' ~, ,t
Robinson II resolved 10 rfri..t 'i 49,, y; H.
vctrs Of tie stare and 10 send sefA y, tni"s" '''
state Tile iciiO7iug E[rc.lifr :, -, I'm T.
= skin TeIn ~ Colby, Stephen ii. A'nol' "I..la w.
Wright L. 7. W5od. Nathaniel = 100" a." ~ ,y '-y
I,arf r.. Executive Committee ltrhis I'D p' }" s''
s;oa daily tl t4e cnd oi 'nr ctmI'''1l' D.,,5 In5
the day The rooms were Nl'iteu "t s s""I"
K~lly and IAcutsnant Governor .r-I-s"s' t.
iarcc number OF letters has been r'ccivea
the ;Ipnort of Democrat. in the ini'r"s I" ~. MI,
Anong the recent visitors was reha'oi l.. Va -
Pvne cf kporf who is earnesf supporter OF ~
Er ticset Ne SAID: tbInk ~ least ohN, ~ thr
D.rocr.i. In NugaIa cOauiy VIII vote 'f iI' MY "
Goveruor He wogl oDts even mere N,t's
n mad rot been Tor his Il .carail0n lHat no
did not expect 20 elected Governor ihai va i.-
n"if,c S,r,e of ~ xi yOfo directly FOR Mr. Corn H.
A friend or ninc Democrat, -'id 10 me l't'i, |.
w. .no,. MAKE iOhincn's defeat slrr nv yOtih4 i"i
c",,,.m an ..l.x 10 do So Tsrrr VIII he several
Eslly clui a:aied n the county. If,F nor ~ 'crN
rruIss4nf ms feeling against Eubih~"u hoW'Nr' I".
huudrsi. of Democrats viii not JOIN iIr ""' lat"hu
IN votc for Nr Kelly. There VIII br rlpuis'ou.
sm,,,rt az aslitchi.g ~ t5o Robinson ticket. Many
men viii write ia Johu Kelly n.ac under tnr heu~
For Governor on tHc ticket Edward Se"comn' tie
CoUniv reported that Joan Aeily would reeevea -lse
f-gf. In Iu-f.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
SOUTH CdROLINA BONDS.
THE DECISION OP TIE SUPREME COURT OF THAT
STATE On THE CoNsOLIDArION DEBT.

THE DECISION OP TIE SUPREME COURT OF THAT
STATE On THE coNsOLIDATION DEBT.
CHARLESTON, 5. c. Sept. 2S.-Thc decision
Of the Supreme Court Of south Carolina tho state
bond cases involving the validity o. The consolidation
bonded debt Of tae State. fod last evening Co
luubIa. The Court deodss
Ftrst-That All the bonds Issued under act entitled
IAN Act 20 reduce the volume OF the public debt aud
provide for the payment of the same" valid Otlg.l-
tions OF the state OF south Carolina. except follows
such as were sued change for bonds issued Hndor
the act entitled An Act to authorize loan for the
Lief of tho Treasury for the coupons such bonds
such As we're Issued IA exchange for the second Of
bonds under an 'act entitled " An Act to author-
ize state loan 20 pay IN, interest the public deb
or the coupons OF such bonds sncA ISSUED In
exchange Tor those conversion bonds Issued
in exhange for or the tNO c!n-sa5 O bands Lass
mentioned viz: Bonds for the relief Ot The Treasury.
and the second Issue or bonus Z" pay w." interest on tue
public debit Oi ~ exchange 4"I 10" coupons oi such cO-
version bonds.
Second-lf any consolidation bond rests wholly upon
any ~ these Objectionable classes OF bonds or coupons
iast men iOned trn It j. wholly void But II rests only
In part pan snch Objectionable bonds or coupon then
IN is only void 10 The extent which II does upon ,ucl
oiecfiuusbls bonds ana for the balance n
Is u valid obi cation or The state.
TLtrt-Iha the burden of the proof - upon the state
to show tLa particular bond when nly oo brought
into question either IN whole "f In part upon
sucl Objectionable bonds or coupons, and II III part
c,y tEeu the show Nla part Il 80 affected.
Ihe Judgment OF The Court ~ Claims is set aside. and
Iny renaud"d To that tOft Tor such further
prJcecding- be necessary under The principles
fne opinion Of lc Court was delivered hy'Associate-
Justice AeIvei. ChiefJustcc Willard concnrs Asso-
catcJusuce HsSkell concurs III the general Results
reached b. "A majority the Court, but dssenis from
The exceptions made with regard 10 tie particular
cas,es OF bonus within the terms Of the consolidation
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
FLoWEaS ONLY LACKING PERFUME.

The Fall opening at the Partisan Flower
Cospsuy'. rooms IN Fourteenth-s has attracted much
attention from The fact that this company has lately
added a millinery department. This opening
cxhiton OF imported bonnets and hats from the shops
of all the leading Partisan Odies. speciality is made
81 mourning goods and largo variety OF mourning
bonnets was exhibited In tie latest shapes Among the
handsome display Of flowers feathers aud birds for
millinery, tAe case containing the bridal pafircs was
conspicuous. Orange blossoms no longer the only
by brides, ana white beautiful cala
Hires and dropping sprays OF white forget and
lies-ohe-vnliey we're seen among the bridal decOra-
lions Tropical plants ald leaves Tor Jardlteres
arranged IL window and mamie scts ia French aud
Havland porcelain boxes IN the mosi tasteful manner
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
ANTHONY coMsrocK UYsUcCEssruL

In case in the Court OF General Sessions
Yesterday, before Judge Glidorslecye, In which the
prisoner was charged by Anthony C0mstook with having
IN his possession certain medicinal preparations, the
sale OF which Is prohibited By the State law the jury
was directed 10 acquit the prisoner Tho Court held
that the offence being statutory one, the statute shOud
be strictly construed When the Legislature passed the
law Al had In mind the sale OF the prescribed articles IN
fhe state Of NcvYorA. If hid been Jihcrwi~e ine
article for Instance. had been offensive immoral per
se the Legislature would stopped before adding,
For purpose of sale" Such articles were not prOduc
i've OF any harm unless they distributed ana The
ISuIsature OF New-lork could 30 than prevent
thcr distribution In TINS state. The evidence
elusive that the prisoner had no intention oi selling ia
Sew-Ynrk IN fact. Mr. COmstock's evidence was
that he Obtained the article BY writing under assumed
name from Troy. The prisoner letter with the
article which stated that 10 unlawful sell the
preparation in NewYork State and cautioned persons
against doing 90
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
BURIAL II cATnOLIC CEMETEHIEs.


AEGUMESIs BsFoR1 JUDGE WTsl8EC0N - iH@
CASE or uENI, CoPPtEs.
The argument on the motion OF the next
Of Liu OF tle I1te D,is Coppers FOR mand anus 10
cope the trustees ~ st. PIrioxs Cathedral to permit
the burial of Copiers- oody in Calvary Cemetery was
concluded Yesterday before Jnoge Westhroot. III sn
ur.ne Courf. Chambers. Denis COppfrs died August
II 1879 AID Yica,-G nara. refused 20 allow his
body 70 b. buried the family lot because he had been
Free M.soa C. W BROOKE made the argument for the
uainiiiis lst week, aai j. r. Deyoa arguedson behalf
of the defendants srriay lie claimed that 'opperss
rilhf ~ fhr cemetery lnf based only upon the r.
cei,t wlicA be- received - cn Pee bought the Io IDS
fe,- pf W. a decd grant o. laud IA fet Inc
could receive 40 greater interest Az Tie iahi
fr t.c trustees h4d the right f0 ave Ibey were incor
Dorf- "a HOni.. C8ihJr society," gui then prDtcrly
49,. To De --d conformity ifh tie rules am regua-
tln ~ taat gou- Jsay. ful tlrte,s Ia power 10
s. se cruetery prpyrty oa.! suhlrcf To tuc rSfi--
TONS which :uc church fut ou them. ono or The .tif-
iion. was that thr Ieu' IIci'' nor FREQ Mason
coal hc burird in r,~esr til ,rsurd 'pDp-ss knew
o Guild savr .n,Wn. ~ tl--t Be bought thf iul alD-
iscf 10 c :. condition tlciuy iuiy '-tl
Bill D.yrliu n.liutsn'. also titf flf HfItnurn was
n,pr1eery ucd-as tee eNecu"rsor eir. were nc on'
peg~ya. y 20 roui- apply .OF tle Nrt. NJ bro'kr 20
answer cifel authorities to show f"ai me cai' or ne
burI o. a Gtce..s.o leisen Vas gwen by ;ht ." 10 h'
f o la la also coutendcd tGt ,lc sale oi tie ccnc-
terg of gave tiiic zee. JaiS- Ncslbfook reserved
B. u. I..f.H a.I
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
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