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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

stperuF COURT CHAUBEBs-B Barrett. J.Sos TO- p, o.
60 81 81 So s %. Cal begins al No lO5 up 70 ana 'uu
iuC No. l15. ,,.,. ..
~prCN 1rEN-Nan Worst, Law ana facL-Noh tVii--'
Hos 2I7 5U8 5J5 8J+. S.3, 1000 lgln -Oz I02' ~
CIFCUrr-PAET Ivan BTuut J.-Nos. o55t- 80 g. 81
80 SOS4 Zsl Sl-- 47Os, 1907 p 2S58 s5l Zs0 2oeS
l4s4 1914 1854 3ls1. 2Gj 1871, 1892 5zt6 4o@S Io-V
'PtRf II-pouchue J-Nos. s2s BIOS 1903. 434l, S544
9eO7 ll07 l-7jll 1893 1896 -325, 2sS@ S3!5 .b4o -
Z 40 3-Sl 2l75 452l, llS0. 2I7I, 81 I@a4 4io ~ ?
Ss7 $500 SSg7 $3.50 54OO 34Oj lz4O2 1870 5000 X 4
s47 S43l 343J 3457, 343S 54Ss 3s4o o44l 0T1- os11
s. o. 54+5 8l43 34'l 41S ,oo- 400 ,e,s o.5s o. II
9I72 1881 2p78 1888 $685. 1921 $3.50, Sls5 2l' S5o5
lOzI Iso7 .Os2 1904. is41 ls47 1914 23sd T4e 4VOo
HTFEKIOR COUKT-liKSERAL IEHA-AdJsurHel sine de
SPFCAL TKRM--edgvick J-NOs - a. 90, A. go
TgIAL TERSi-PART l-FfeeOman. Nos ttU, ou,' olo
BO6 325 ll6 430, ls6. 5OI 49, A16 Se1 6oe o+4 o-'
640L. 242, $50.
PAM III-Sanf0fd J-NOs 600 3ss s25, 5l4. SEQ, SOY
6s 825 400 576 Al 537 $50 55s s94 800 Al 4f 90 =
COMMON PiPAs-GESERAL TERN Adjourned for the term
MAINE COURT TEIAL TEb.-PAET l-Suer1dtn. I.-N ~
b586 544j I042 5jl2 4ooo 50tu o5oo oooO- s1V-
P.pT II-Wc tdarn J-Nos $3.50 56O4 Sass, 1908, 1884
bt5u 565z 5r5S b6j6. 585- 56si 5664. ob64. 0tob
Part III-SAta J.-NOs. Jo64, 00ol, 9oe1 30eb oi L.
sr2 557B 575 j243. 55T4 5b43, sU45 bot .u4> J97g
GENERAL SEssICNs-PARr l-COwiug, flames loOh
homicide John n. Fox Pat1ck Waters. robbery %
nuv Fran schneider Byron Stake elonions assault ana
battery samuel Patterson, Thomas kneeey, Edw@in law
renee Alexander side Joseph P White z aaa siceny
Joaoph keang larceny from The person Charles Mason
burglary Cornelius sexton, Mary Quinn feoHous as'su'
battery.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
with costs and under the ACT U

- not guilty Of contempt with costs and uncer, uncaer,.Se
1854 against the reaor Sn, no aSS .St
Ttne matter q Turnbul; In the matieIo ssessrnent
NE mater be- amafe ag Byrne Holmes sgt Cene order.
s1f sgt Ngpon; IN the matter m Oo i''S
F%a,f % 7a-Bv Judge st.sur@er coGcr Ss SS
e' ssSSd sSSa Fowler ct ct aTsRSr
Sf Tefereo confirmed and oIcer ma ni-S'
o. al-FnAngs and decree signou uo, and others
,.ttac Mansfield agJ. Mansneld-NuS' 0o '''"'N va
n',.@ y Cosrt-SpocidI TsH-By judge freeman @ an
NbPtIw' ~ '+alenttpe-Order DENYING motion VII SAV
Ferg sou aga NNa-ati act smith ct al-oTer gsnted
BY Judge SEQ " sef Iangburn.-MO granted on CON
eton hat $40 and Order settica smih
b. p2i@ settled and report Of referee e con
hIned alu u taxing approved Oalev sgL
o6erss s PoTS 6T5P' q snbstGoS
tgmgaS re central Park AMI f. River Rai road ON
aRepor, II reere confirmed and judgment q
ioree osSre SP S Schcr Si Lucas si all Allen agt Wright
sAgsolfs0n gt Aasodson Camp at lngtrso NniPny sg
thornton Ianheimcr lgt smith; Kuar'h ag GaniSnann
j3sfferv AIT. Sutkins-Orders granted.
Common Pleas-Special Term-By Judgo J. T. DaW-
Han ec ac phillips ana othersNew tn: granted grant sIs1e Gf
feDant. Waterbury. Smth & Coz costs 10 aDde even ~
Robrrtson agt Northumberland back TO referee loi ~
ts, 81, ass Iarremore sutton agt Msrkn.-ApplcsuOn
1 efJustice C. P Daly-rn matter Of the scconnt
, M EceseeI Application citation gr 'nted papers
on Ie in clerks Office. IN assignment Of Ba 70 su'G y, IN
0sr ~ ne aScoantSE Of Wolyerton, etcApphcaton
Vsrj.s CogTf-C Chaiabers-Bv Judge Goepp,-
MCKINLEY sgi nzle-Opuion DENYING motion without Co.'S
Feid aet Mckinley granted attachment vacated @
en sci 4sioI S n NM seed unless note Of issue be fled
wiinn DAYS Raub agt Miller bon'y Az e
CiSons-Motion granted complaint dismissed with costs an
Se-a~Woou granted cooaint dismissed With oosts As
e SSi Cohen sst La,isc DuCur Hote Roya Com-
Eosevet agL COsdy Hayunger aGt. Mulhssn'-Ordefs
entered.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Eeaal Notlces.

SUPREME COURT-Ciry and County Of
- New Y0rk place OF JIa-hEslI IA My 1I> and I'M y
JEE, LANG. plaintiff. sgaus. The Me- e MICS AND
TI.ADLRS' BANK OF N.Y ORLEANS defuni@nts.- --Suin-
mons N notice To he above named dGfen.auts iOu a1
hereby summoned 20 answer tie complaint IN h- &C Ion and
u serve copy the plaintiff attorneys
within twenty the service Of this summons ~Soih
II satvce. aud iu " il % appor
answer Judgment VIII Ne ny detsut for
the relief demanded IN the paint-Da>d March 20 1879
IAUTERBACu & sPINGARN, Plaintiffs Atturneya
Post Otlce NGresa. NO = q 3T0FIHAy
yCTICETake notice that rDon your defsu 10 appear Jr
answer the above summens Judgment wi De tasru against
YOU of three h0ue nd aud ten collars wl nser
eat fruu March % 1879 ant with costs y tn action.
LAUIEEBACH * SPINoAhN,
Plan a. Attorneys. 20s Broadway 5 ew. Y,r& city.
The Mechanics and Traders BANK Of
Tho foregoing suum.n, Il 5@r7el mon y1u
by pursuant 10 order of the Honorable George
Barrett ~ the Justices of te supreu Court 0i lAe
state Of YORK dated the 7h day " Apr S1 aud 1rd
with lr int IN this u the uice OF iue CtFA o
the supreme the County Court House 10 The CITY OF
\ eW-l lo~a.-Dated New YORK. AFrl Z. 1879.
LAUTERBACU SPtNfAEN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys 2Oj Broadway, Ncw-foTk city.
Apolaw6vW
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Countrp prouerln 90 Get

ITO T-FURNISHED-At Bay Ridge, 20
minutes New York by Aanha,ia tan Beaeh o2a.
beautiful villa nne hot and cold water gas avn
garden aud shade stable and hchhsiy Inquire
OF JOHN WIN1LOW, No SO Liberty st. room ;.
VNO RENT-FurnIshed, for the Summer-at
Il RiooInaeId forty-dvs minutes from Nev York by mo
greenwood Lake Railroad Eve minutes ak IRON aSpS
very des able residence eleven well iufnfnh-u
u1o &c The lawn l. shaded with fruit trees gaTuen Dai
&c price $3.50 per very desirable for one Wish
Ing spend tho Summer Ia the county ana u-S a'eN
" OWNER, Post Office Box 0s4.
N.vyv Work.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRASsFER1
s---- -v.Du .ffry


Divison..t no 2C John Lawrence, referee to Mar
TouIkius.si. " 5, 20 It Of ,anton.st 2Oxl6O; H
Roster 10 q Roster
Moti--t w : lot 30 73 I23d Warl), 5OI 1868 NJ Var
Itiy wife % n " CIluuis .----.-
Ger2Id-ays. cor Julct-st lSl.5NlOOj = \ Dlichet1
and husband 20 y X Freeman -. -----.,,-- .,
82d-st No 32i East, lSI9-9 3 Dillon 70 II i Reilly
ana others
24th-st. 80 = West 25I5xes.9 Edward Il Jaoot
go J 4su'ylIal
Naleuuue-ive " COZ 4st--t, JOA--O; NJ O Netle 70
n fusr,lal. ---....-
sstli-st, :. / % 10 II 1Othave. 46x50i Henry
Dorm an 3ut others r 7 81 10,
lOti-ave r. 46 % OF S--h--t, b2 8x so Henry .
TO-mau .nD others 20 Z J. HHccE .-...-. 40,
2lst-s - l4l.Sf " of 7thasve, 23.4N O2.5-2F Louis
Har.w1g 90 anna a. a-tNF4g
l3Uta--t <. -l5 = " OF 4tl-ave, 5ON33.lli John X
Pax on. executor, etc To JOh1 q BIurl" a,
lO1n.zf u g. 20 u OF Hta.avc 20 ulstst 'hE2Ol.le
alec qrn-sve. 20 2 q S Of 1Ulst'st, &j3XlUO :
: ampbel ~ smith Ely. 8.
l93d-sj. $50 n " 6tlIave. 75x99lli Brain
erd and wife 70 r Aru01 and others ----.----.- 8,
llthavc, 1908 IL n Of 80 ST, % 41lOO Adam
sand AID wife 20 y Miller .-.-------.. D,
lOUth-SL 70 s.. go % eOi nave. 2JxlOUl45 + q
laupue. g Camp i.
6qti-st Sol g y 2 Of Grave l6SI774 James An
der-0n A MOencu. {.
Lots Nos 80 and ~ on map of Harlem Common
Freeman trustee. etc, 10 Edward OpDeuhe'Eer.- l3,
same property A smith anu Others TO ElwaIl Jp-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
TO LEASE for a TERM of YEARS
That well known and r

THE OTTAWA HOUSE
Cshinps Island Portland HaIb1r. Maine Easily acce.sihe
and delightfully."- situated within three miles rom Fortshi
CITY with which Is constant COMMUNICATION AS Aso Io
cigbbOr n -iands by ferry steamers. -----
Cusng sand OF the most eligible and picturesque
aeaste res0rt. on the Atlantic Coast compr sing 3OO
acres of land with delightful groyes drives ana walks
considerable portion under cultivation ana "eA soo-ou
farm. ----..,,.,
he HOTEE subs al brick bIllolnfj AZ
present amg $50 guests and TIE undersshel
deros leasing the whole prOnery iOr term Oh years ~
n-ninal rent with OF having the promises cnlarY-
from three hundred rooms. at expense OF lessee 3
improvements by estate at valuation a. the tAp-
ration Of -.
unntcofe with fhe Undersigned before the 4oth Iust
atd viii . m e I'm Portland between the l5h and 3fh OF
the Island can De visited anu iurrf
gwen and terms arranged ,,.- g.. 49,
This proU, rv valued half million dollars OkeIs all
az hotel men or capitalists
THOMAS CUSHING. Managing Executor
Montreal. CAnail.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
RECORDED LEASES.

Aston William 'trustee, Of TO s; Nicholas German
p Church. + = jta-si, 100 II " Of Ave-A, 25x96 3
wears a. annual rent 1f
Same 10 same q 5tu-st 225 II W of AveB, 2jxs6,
u years al annual rent Of
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
9 ouartnersnlu Nctlres.

OFFICE OF SINCLAIR a. MINE
No 4i3 FAST EFIH.sr
Nhw.YORK. iTl 4, 1879.
tI'HE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
between the under,lgned. workers 10 nrIrhlc ARD
frrsstoue under the Of sinclair & Nllue. s ds
solved by mutual our James sinclair VIII sign IL
iinuidsf,on JAMES SINCLAIR
NUM- ALEXANDER MILNE
The business heretofore srrs by sinclair Kline Viii
DC 0'n'iA~'u A' '"' % ~ JAMES SINCLAIR & co.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
mIsrclIdusou

IT 1T -ILIII 70 II
a OVER TISEMENTS FOR The NEW
q YORK TRIBUNE WILL BG RECEIVE I'D Al t.Ai'
p TOWN OFFICES o. I.23S Bru1dUsy Pc Thirty ~ ~
st or aoS West wcnty third ST., oornof Lls1tbav..
40 81 East FOgrt-Onihst. corner Cn0nsJusre, 7oS
Tryi ave cor Forty tst. at the HARLEM OFFICE
No .x1! Thave cor one luudre iHe t"-uty-i0 itI''
(HarleI1 Savings Bank Building up 20 g. H. AZ ieguaG
cfhcerStsa
CHESTER COUNTY, PENN, " GILT EDGE
y BUTTER o. uniform excellence any one desiring =
County. Penn
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EsrEnres anu ttlce,luss.

7 AURA C. HOLLOWAY, Cbickering Hail.
! TAU H-uAY EVENING, APRIL 10 Nsv lect0re.
"CHARLOTTE BRONTE." Admission. ncluuing seat 80
cents Pond 20 UuioG-squsSs and ; r. 1eLlsi5 Broadway
NEW-YORK FEMALE BIBLE SOCIETY,"
Toe sixtv.thrd anniversary 0f New YORK Fema4o
Auxiliary Bible society wlll De heo lt he Bible House
E.Or-Uaee 0n Thursday. Aur1l 10. A. ~ O'Clock
The Rev . p. tNIIu. d. y. ana tie Rev. LeHeIlyl
D. Bsvau D vii address the meeting
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
fost anu fouun.

DANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank Book No. 43T,
I'D 572 Of BOvery savings Bank Il G-dug. Tho 1dar
requested IL 10 the Bars n not restored before
the tn day Nav, 1879 application viii De made - the
Bank for new book.
DANK BOOK LOST.-BanlS book No 467.-
ID 40 BoSery savings Bank Is missing The rnnsr
regus-; BANK. j. not resrcrel before
M. h dAv of My 1879 application all be made the bank
FOR a book
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

Amusemeul5.
GTANDARD THEATRE.
y n. ~ =. PINAFORE.
THE STAND RID PINAFORE
STANDARD ia EATRh.
Admirable in the ariinz
Admirable In the sinRtug
Admirable in the orchestra
Admriuie in ih- mi-- n--eone
Adniui1io IN the attendance.
Easter Monday. April ls.
AZ ENTIKE RECONSTRUCTION
OF the standard Pinaiore.
NEW SCENERY, COSTU MEH. CHORUS. &c
Wrdcs.iay Eveunc April Ia, the
ONEH HUNDREDTH PERFORMANCES
OF the
STANDARD PINAFORE
MATINEE TODAY and SATURDAY at liso
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Tuesday, April 6, 1879
The following sales were held az the r.
change SalesrOom to-day
BIZ 4 II. Muller & Son.
l dwelling lOuse with = acres 81 land on Paisade-
ave at Rvorda.e. the Hudson, 24A ard o y
BV Ptti nps & hucRde.
story frame buila!ng WI lot 40 80. East 4th-st
u s. u 70 e Of Lew,s-st. lot 96X9S9 also = similar
building with lot. 30 l16 Lewisst = 10 II n u
A-h-sL lot % 7x34x@3.7 xs+ xLi. x3l J0hn 70 ,
Bv f. q. & c. S. BroVH.
8 story brown stone house with .0t, No ~ East
S3dst n 214 ft " Of 2d-ave. lot II 6x59S; Fred
~ RfcAdrd T. HdrRsh
Oncsxth Part Of the 2stOry oCk buildings with lot
No 3O2 Broadway = cor Of NO sn) Dusne-st, lou
2371S6XZOXGS =; Martha a RdaOOck -.--.---.---- OU
b. HOtCdyd "
2stOry brick dwelling with lot, 40 l1O East ~ 9Th
81. s. 242 Il W Of 3d-aye Tot otl11lOO SAM o van. .
Bv J0hn 7. BovG
plot ~ land FOrestave. knONn as lot No 4 on
map Of the ianG- OF GsavsTpsur Morris, OF Wood
stock 5Ox32. lXSOUXS2 1900 y D LawtOn. 10
~ jas. I. Hets.
Tie right, title and interest ia the 8siOrr bricK
buidlnr with lessa of lots, Nos 5l4 end 5lS
West 3s4-sL 10 II v Of .Otlave. each lot 2JX
g-.9 leased March 90 1872 John Iurl....,.---- IL
STATEN ISLAND PROPERTY
ByA. II. Mrt.>r% SoE.
3-stOTv brick manst With aOout ? acres OF land,
H0ward-ave, Of Eddy-st. At EdSewateri IL De- ,, ,
LaYtn ~-'-
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Real Gslate TO grchauge.

TOR EXCHANGE.-Any person having Nan
sas, Missouri lands winch they "ish ." et
change FOR property in thls County, can addrcss -
March T. 1870 J. = KNAPP. Fayetteville, y. y
WANTED 10 EXCHANGE-A iirst-class
w the best part Of NewIors city f"T go9u
~ less than 100 acres AGIfes. l. = d.
Box 2,SO6, New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Gouses an0 Rooms Uante0.

HOUSE or HOTEL Wanted. furnished, 70 rent
ov with privilege Of puFcha,e acc9mm.a gH i}r 9i
within one lour pi NrN 9iA. i'
annrden near railroad station or s"1unnal hhuhs AZ
dress X. Box 80 Tribune Dhlct. with partcu sts.
VTANTED-in the country. away from Tail-
" roads lafge bindings suitable Tor udnGtci 'r-ne
JOHN s.. DICKS. care T. %. Box 30, Ne" YORK tity'
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Coanirn Real eslait ter Sale.

A elegant COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson
~ Tariyowu for sale exchange for choice city
properly. desirable on North RIVER
r. A. YOUNG, 20 Exchange Disoe
AT RIVERDALG-ON-THE-HUDSON.- - A
II families can accommodate a. villa resi-.
Cencs beautifully io hgn ground choice
excellent table stablng f0i horses fuTnlshod.
GEO IL. PEfBIE l64 Broadway.
4 CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, q good, we'll
~ Dullt frame house The 25XI 90 feet The
house no stories and contains IN
The nous s small building suitable for carpenters shop
of furniture maker The house IL staten Island " y
HuG about 10 minutes walk Clifton Landing prop
efy ecn De bought for $1,000 pat Of Tie purchase money
szn remain mortgage Address L. A. L. BOX 49, Tribune
Once. -
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
goru;rn Donro.


A SUPERIOR PLACE to spend the cOuntrv
n - -.u--ll' Farm. among tlJ Cdtshi every
good Er0unCs scenery drives ard a. unslr
passed opens Nav i--9 perfectly free from maiars,
mosqui-ls 4ld ojher pests trms liberal Address GEO.
e.. MOTT, Acra, Greene COr y. y.
COUNTRY BOARD-n Connecticut. from
- June l. FOR one or families high ground. puro
water large lawn for children. ADDRESS l36 AaGsonaTs
GLEN RINGF. Cornwall, " Y.-H0use now
~ open 40 garden ani grounds water CART
ages &c. yAN+. Q. koL.
SUMNER BOARD in "a private family; large
, garden aad lawn h' ground fine For particu-
Lars auuiy 20 =. q. BOX T.. MOn-clalr. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Gin Real gsldte for Sale.

A SUPERB new fOur-stOry hlgh stOop brown
st0Ie house finished the newest ana most exquisite
black walnut French walnut white IoilY East
a-o queen Anne styles CCtst between Madison ana
ParEaye TapiG tr@nait station.
ID, wei built aa1 l1esIed houses is and 20 feet r0nt
bought loI Oly slJ 900 $4,000 each bsfgsins
Jcsms
Y K STEVENSON jr.
10 pine-st.. % lLsi 17tlsL tIi 6Gl 5thaye.
> LOTS on grade; all sand; ready for i'm
. lrovehenL Apply Ou premises lltth o. and lstave
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
Brochlrn propsrlp % Eel.

ITO LET-HOUSE-On BROOKLYN Heights,
j IS Or4uEest between Nsl street and Fulton street
Ferries small ,hreesiory brck house, win u r1ois
brick sud al Ot.cr iIr1v emenlS eEDro
house perfect order Inquire 1i awler, - CrangcsL
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
gonnLrp pr0rsrIp 10 cel.

A FURNISHED cottage. fronting on the water
n ~ London Conn ntar ?, Iuot Hnnsel O "t fr ID
sumner. stable, barn 4 sta- suniry 60 AiIy n pm
Cpa, hlto - g. : HyiA- "a y -
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
6elp n0dIieo

XVANTED-An American girl 70 take charge
w OF young elaFon Apply at Al West 2oihst at ''So
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

COOK. &c.-Pr0testant young woman. Is
good cook washer and country preferred hts
tons Call for two lays AZ 407 EaA
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09
6itnhnons OanItG--femIlss

= PROTESTANT SERVANTS HOME ~
a REAU-Vuere good capable. civil s"rvsnts csn be hs
trgUpfly hotels. Il very r-tuted WAGES
srff ff. times. German rig. di,h, Welsh !ugisi
scotch and ew England girls 20 suit sI families also goo
also young giTF very user.
~. on established HOME. lSs 6thave four doors aDo'
luAsk
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

TOOk.-FlrSt-class German woman; large eI-
y peeuoe iu very fine cooking soups meats and desserts
nss les and side dishes t4ku entire charge " Az Lc4
reasonable wages best reference J65 Cthaye near I'D ST.
r. fG0T
New-York tribune., 1879-04-09

uOUSEWORK.-A respectable girl for gen.
/ sial .oaseygork a small private family city roe
Nu tl-4ve floor, back
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-20

Several of our citizens took IN the Ora

Several of our citizens took In the Grant re-
ception last week, and among the number was
a "foine" young Englishman. He was well
at the best hotel the city afforded. He there
fore chose the Grand Pacific as his stopping
place while in the city, and going down Tuesday
morning was taken directly there. Entering the
grand veStibuie OF this magnificent hotel his
eyes were ready to burst out of his head as Ire
gaZed upon the scene Of grandeur unfolded to
his vision Bent upon fully investigating the
house throughout, he looked about him for the
elevator that he might ascend to the upper Ie-
giOnS. He is not so untutOred but that he had
heard OF this modern invention for landing peO-
pie on different floors without the trouble of
climbing stairs. so not meeting the object of his
search he sought the clerk Ut the hotel to make
inquiries as to its where bouts. The polite
clerk seeing that he was somewhat embarrassed.
inquired if he wished anything. The young man
"Oh, oysters. you mean," said the clerk
Z" You will find them in the restaurant below 4"
The young man astonished at the clerks stupid
ity in not understanding him more readily, be-
gan to gesticulate violently with his arms imi-
Eating. best he could, the molten OF III eleva-
tor ascending, all the time designating this
mode OF conveyance An holster" Finally the
truth dawned upon the clerk. and he politely re-
marked +" You mean the elevator" = He'll e
w tor. you call the thing, do you?" said re
rustic youth accounting the first syllable of tie
word and drawing out the other Syllables with
a jerk. Well, heI-e-va-tOr or holster. what s
the holds. All want IS to 20 up--up." suting
the word with an appropriate gesture. The
clerk. and the loungers in the Office smiled and
the youth went up.
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SOMERs.

/ The welcome rain came on Monday
night Of last week filling cisterns, wa
| ter holes and some slOughs. On Tues
! day morning few additional show
ers, the total fall by measurement
three and thrt e-fourths inches, a suf-
6ciency for tire present.
With the mild weather and rain,
cattle are doing wel'o on pasture alone
a relief to many who have not ali over
|supply Of feed. Corn is husked, and
on the whole the crop does not come
up to expectations.
Quite number of patches of winter
wheat are seen which look we'll.
The Methodist Sociable was held 1T
the residence of Mr.. Rhodes on Friday
evening. 1t was a success.
A collision occurred on the st. Paul
railroad last week, a short distance
north Of Truesdell Station between
two freight trains, caused by wild
freight train running on the regular
freight's time and dark night. Dam
ages light and no one injured.
Week before last our towns
man ID. Chatfee, mad ii marrow
escape at the Station. He was
crossing the track just ahead Of the
afternoon express for Chicago, when
the hook of chain which was drag
ging OH the ground caught in the rail.
He urged his team forward by apply
ing the whip, which loosened them
from the wagon except one trace which
held fast. The conclusion threw him
under the wagon on the track and there
he lay with the train fast approaching.
Fortunately one of the men Of the
blacksmith-shop saw the occurrence, ran
on the track and signalled the train,
which was brought to stop two rods
from the wagon.
There is talk of a warehouse being
built at the station.
Rev. Mr.. Eaton, of Beloit, made a
short visit to friends here week before
last.
Mrs. Rich, asister OF Mrs. DR.. Ozanne,
has been visiting her sister and other
friends the past week.
Farmers are busy, many of them
ploughing. S.
Nov. IS, 1879.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-11-20
WILMOT.

Mrs. Anderson has returned from
Kansas. She will remain with Mrs.
Mcintyre this winter.
+. W. Wheeler, of McHenry, made Il
living visit to this place Friday.
They have commenced grinding at
the mill. Farmers in our vicinity will
be glad to know they may again come
to Wilmot ''to MILL"
The new school house is rapidly be-
ing completed and will be ready for
occupancy in about seven weeks, or
after the holidays.
The Ladies Aid Society are busy
making arrangements for their fair
they mean it shall be success. They
invite all to their supper, and as they
are trying to pay off the debt on their
church it is an enterprise all should be
willing to aid.
Nov. II, 1879.