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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30
HASH.
An ethereal maiden called Maud,
Was suspected of being a fraud.
Scarce crumb was she able

Was suspected of being fraud.
Scarce crumb was she able
To eat at the table
But in the back pantry o Lawd
An Irishman in describing America
said; II am told that you might rol
England thru it, an it wouldn't make
dint in the ground; there's fresh waite
oceans inside that ye moight dround Oh
Ireland in; an as for Scotland. ye'd niv
er be able to find it out. except it nigh
be by the smell of whiskey."
Suppose I should work myself up tc
the interrogation point?" II shall re
spond with an exclamation" was the
reply. We presume if the old gentle
man should come in about this time, he
would put "stop" to that kind of quo.
tations.
"A writer on style says: at is the
fashion in France for ladies to take their
tea in bonnets and gloves" One objec-
tion to this is that some of the new bon
netA do not hold much more than !.
lumf of 5, gar.-tscayune.
An old bachelor, who particularly
hated literary women, asked an author
ess if she could throw any light on kiss
ing. 81 could" said she, looking arch
ly at him, "but l think it's better in the
dark"
"A gentleman was disturbed in his
rest in the middle of the night by some
one knocking on the street door. "Who's
thereP" he asked. "a friend" was the
answer. "What do you wantP" II want
to stay here all night" "Queer taste; ;
stay there by all means," was the benev-
olent reply.
Juliet resembled vegetable, being
a martyr to her love-a tomb-martyr.
Butcher: "Come, John. be lively
now, break the bones in Mr.. Williamson's
chops and put Mr.. Smiths ribs in the
basket for him." John (briskly); "All
right, sir; just as soon as l have sawed
off Mrs. Murphy's leg"
MY Souls at the Gate" is the title
of a new piece of music. He had better
be careful, Or he may find the old mans
sole at the gate, too, some of these fine
evenings.
1t is believed by some to be lucky
if the initials of wedding couple spell
a word; but do not tell Frank Osborne
so unless you want to see him mad. He
married Olive Lena Smith. and if we
know anything, an F, two O's, an L. and
spell fools.-Erie Herald.
"A country girl rode into Holyoke
morning to do some shopping.
When the clerk asked if there was any
hing more he could do for her he was
amazed by the reply, 80, no sir, unless
you will be kind enough to go out and
milk the old mare, for l rode her from
home without the colt"
Kind words are as the breath of the
dew on the tender plant they gently fall
upon the dropping heart, refreshing its
wi ishered tendrils and soothing its burn
u e1 Bright oases they are in life's
desert. Who can estimate the
bangs they have alleviated, or the good
works they have accomplished
,.x,tp ,,r, ,,Yye
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30

Excellent paper is now manufac-
tured from timothy hay.
Col. John Hannah recently died at
Sand Mountain, Ala, aged 136. if no
body has made mistake in the reckon
ing, and the Knoxville Crenn.) Tribune
says the old man fought with Washing
ton in the French and Indian war. and
knew Patrick Henry when he was a
barefoo; boy in Virginia
European infantry soldiers are uni
formed as follows: French, blue coats
and red pants; British, red coats and
blue pants; German. blue, with red fac
ings and double row Of buttons on the
coat; Austrian, coat and pants dark
brown, with double row Of buttons on
the coat; Turkish. an Oriental cap. tasse
and fez. and blue coats and pants. Tbs
uniform of the United States infantr,
consists Of a French fatigue cap. darl
blue coat and light blue pants.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
At No. l Market Block, E2liot Street,
BrdttIeboro, w., By
O., II. VENPORT d 90.

To ADvERTIsERs.-The REFoRMER's
circulation is nos0 larger than that Of any
other tsoo papers published in Windsan'
County. It's local circulation, sDitasn the
county and in the to,Uns Immediately ad-
dining on the east, south and West, e1ceeds
the combined circulation Of all the other
papers in the county. ADVERTISING rates
low, considering the large number Of
readers furnished. Send for printed
rates, or call at the ofice-Mo. l Market
Block, Ezliot-st.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30

The Sugar Naples.

Along the vale and DER the hill
l see blue and smoky haze;
The afternoons are warm and still.
And presage longer, warmer days.
The bluejay on the sumach bough
Is screaming with discordant note;
The phnbe bird asouses now
The longing heart with trembling throat.
The hills are peeping through the snow,
And buried fences greet the view;
On bare, brown knobs squaw-berries glow,
Or tiny snow.howers flaunt in blue
The fresh new earth now scents the gale,
As, rising from her sepulchre,
She casts aside her snowy vail
And greets her train who wait for her.
The gathered odors of the flowers
That lurk within the naples veins,
The golden light of Summer hours,
The boarded wealth of summer rains,
The garnered sweetness of the years
That pulses through the mighty trees,
Await wound to flow in tears
Sweet as the hoard of shining bees.
Now stands the drowsy team asleep
Re VIC the bucket.laeen On sIcis.., -s'
While sinks the crystal steel full deep
To draw the crystal sap away.
The steady drip from wooden lip
Makes music in the soft spring air,
And soon the laden buckets tip
And waste the nectar rich and rare.
Anon the pungent smoke-wreaths rise
Around the kettles tossing serge;
Hale youths attend the sacrifice,
And high the flames with faggots urge
All, transmutation wondrous sweet!
That steals the blood of bare, brown trees,
And in the cracking flames and heat
Has power those golden grains to seize
o vanished youth o balmy days!
The odors rise of early flowers;
see again through smoky haze
The pictures of those feeting HI urs;
hear again the wild haloo
Of boys long silent in the tomb
The ftful campfire brings to view
Glad faces from the outer gloom.
They tell us of an eternal Spring
Forever bright with springing flowers,
Where morning is an endless ring,
Existence knows not passing hours,
1t may be that the flames of strife
Have stored for us some sweets away,
Or frozen drifts of earthly life
May yield for us brighter day.
Selected
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30
BRATTLEBORO, VT, +

dayligb and afore folks. too! Why
didn't slie sink into the earthp"
"Ye. and poor, insulted Mr.. Jone:
only six months gone"
Goodness me! Mrs. Dame, do look
out the winder' if there amt the Widder
Jones and that feller ridin' by. this min.
til In poor Jones' chaise. If don't
die-do look, Mrs. Dame-O, marciful
powers! if I don't die he's got his arm
round her-and she-O, only see how
her hateful, deceitful, unsanctified pro-
file is turned right up to his mustratters?
20. Mrs. Robinson! There, I don't
know Of anything that ever come over
me like this! It's like a clap of light
ningp
"Ah, Mrs. Dame, we poor sinful NOR
tails amt alters permitted to know every
thing the good Lord intends, and no
doubt this orful conduct is allowed for
some wise eend! Maybe. to show us
that the Widow Jones amt nothin' so
fine arter all, that everybody need to be
a-runnin' arter her. and payin' no ten
tion to other unmarried widders.
shouldn't wonder if the bachelors and
widders round here found out that all
amt gold that shines'
"True enuff but there, must sartin
be a gwine! left little kettle of cit
ron presarve over the fire, and nobody
but Sally Ann to tend it-like as not
she's let it bile over. l 'spose l shall
see you agin this afternoon-the Society
meets to our house you know. Come
airly, for most likely the widder and her
beau will be there, and then see if l |
don't give her .fatteaer! If don't |
make her blush, there amt no shame in
her"
"You'll only be doing Christian wo-
mans duty-rite afore Deacon GriswoTd.
100. The deacon has been ruther par
tial to the Widder Jones sometimesr
"Well, good morning, Mrs. Robinson.
You'll Gomez"
20, sartin wouldn't miss it for a
sarm. Good morning"
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30
White Ash Lumber.

T SHALL want to buy the coming year, at the
rate OF from
1900 - &C. 1000 Feet
Per Month. I shall buy only first quality. for
which shall pay liberal price, and Cash when
delivered. rnNy,D,
GuIlford Centre, VI, Jan. %, 1s7s. 2sti
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30
Legal Blanks.

We keep constantly on hand and for
sale, BLANKS of every description used
by the Legal Fraternity, printed on fine
paper and ia the best form, and al prices
lo,oer than the to,oest. We have
Court Writs,
Court Writs, Open,
Court Writs, Trustee),
Justice Writs,
Justice Writs (Capias),
Justice Writs, (Trustee,
Appeals,
Citations,
Grand Juror Complaints,
Bonds, Leases, Subp@nas,
Warrantee Deeds,
Mortgage Deeds,
Foreclosure, &c. &c.
And we print all kinds of BLANKS in
the best manner and at short notice, and
at prices 10 per cent lower than else
where.
Send all your orders to the
REFORMER OFFICE,
No. 1 Market Block, Elliot ST.,
BRATTLEBoRo, VT.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1879-05-30

Can you see me, dearessPn said a
Chicago man to his dying wife. Tel
me, can you see me'r NO. she family
whispered, ''but l can smell your BREATH
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ItTHapS lIIIs IS III u MISS IHNo' DUO
ton Commercial Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
RUSSIANS At THE N0GM4L COLLEGE.

Baron Shishin. the Russian Minister at
Wasbington Peter Kartschev,ki. the ConsuGenera OF
Russia in this city Ex-Governor John T. Hoffman and
Commissioner Eaton. OF the Educational Bureau at
Washington visited tie Normal College, at Sxyelghh-
IT, and Fourth-aye Yesterday morning. They were es-
corted by President Wood OF the Board OF Eiucatlon
and B. F. Manicrre, chairman OF the Normal College
Committee Arriving at the college few minutes be-
fore o'clock they were introduced the faculty and
given seats on the platform in tho chapel previous to
the assembling Of the students for the regular morning
exercises. Tie discipline among the students drew
forth some whispered praise from the visitors. At the
stroke OF bell half dozen doors were thrown open,
and keeping time a march played on the piano the
Young ladies entered the chapel proceeded up the ases
in regular files and ranged themselves in front OF the
benches They seated themselves at a second bell
stroke and began sing while an accompaniment was
ulaycd on the organ the gallery. The morning hymn
snu by several hundred w-traued voices In concert,
had a dlc effect ~ 49,,
President Wood read chapter OF the Bible and the
ure~ideut 81 the college nad- some ANNOUNCEMENTS
About twenty uf the young ladies' one after HhtHer he
rose from their seats different parts O the chapel ana
reT Teated short selections from wclkn0Wh authors
feN of the quotations in French aud German.
President Wood then introduced the visitors. VINO made
tongue and his remarks were translated IN Ehgsh ny
tne Consul General. Mr. Hoffman made a short Dut
humorous speech, which was applaul'u heaFlIy. nc
claimed IN have been the earliest friends OI Tie
institution as he sIned the bills wlicn passed the state
Iryi>l iture giving appropriations to the college
After the stud uts had marched 10 thtlr c4sSIooHs
the visitors ma de tour OF inspection through all lH
drpaluuens. The Russian officials seemed 10 he hucI
pleased with the tranng-schoO for teachers and sad
that they intended 10 inform their own Government VI
TIE methods they had seen employed at the college
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
LARGE SHIP WRECEED OFF MAINE.

THE TURKISH EMPIRE 1000 TONS, GOES ASHORE
on GRAND MENAN AND l. KNOCKED TO PIECES
EAsTPoRT, Me-, March 1O.-Ihe following
are additional particulars Of the loss Of the English 7Hip
Turkish Empire, 900 tons which eft ST John fruaS
last, for Dublin, loaded wirh deals aud ends The
Turkish Empire which was formerly the steamer
STEAMBOAT and built at West HartlepOo Eng in COM
mand OF Captain West aud carried crew OF tllry-three
men. She OF tne composite class, part "ood anu
part IRON AT the o the disaster she was IN charge
OF Pilot Cline. stiff gale was blowing Friday niGht
and the shin was sailing under close-reefed sails when
the cry Of land ho shouted by the watch Before
the ship could be put about she went ashore ON Big
Duck Island Grand Menan, of the northeast coast OF
Maine The wreck was discovered by fishermen on
shore VINO set about 10 render what ASSISTANCE lay IN
tuelr power Boats were launched into the raging suf
and became almost untenahlc by the Jury OF the wafer
winch was making quick work OF tho Turkish Empire,
and before succOr hand she went to pieces seven
of the crew aud Pilot Cine managed by almost suUtr-
human efforts TO cling 10 portions or the Wrech' Io
which they were rescued III an almost eA1usted cohul
ton Captain West belonged ia Harvey Albert county
n B.. where his wlle at present 10 living with AeI
father, Mr. William Reed.
Tao crew consisted OF sixteen men before the mast
besides The plain, Grst and second mates. DOasWaln
carpeuter, COOK ana steward.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
UNITED sTATEs srPREME COURT

WASHINGTON March 10.-The following business
on the Of Charles King George A King Of wash
was S sd Me- TO P'SS oa moon % Of sG
i8mTbc United states appelan.s act Evelna Perot
wife " A,kcu ct al Appeal from Louisiana Affirmed
With some mOdidcaon Tie opinion delivered by Jus
5$wm r. TosGk 5. ct Al 2ppeMa9 "a ast I'M Mch1e ,i
intetvenor this sOd Oh TIE l day OF tenuary 1915
2 coal cars taxing the comnany therefor win
me 10 the cars should remain vested in himself In 1873
mortgages upon the railroad executed previous 70 te
load vent into he hands Of receiver Tno receiver there
be continued until ths a<grCga'e Gi s11 pay mems t
Court III 81 before payment had been mate 70 Scha IN
however not being included the sale. Scs IN the
rme had hlei an Intervening petition asnlRG tnet e oa
the the credit o the cau.e To ts me NOR Easee3
u 4e e and a all ScIas rights had been f5recosed
in i177 inc Master to whom the matter bad been
frTed @ ,bs fua ont m heTeu9on t o-erd tier ast5raoa
10 him with Sl+0Do rental Tor thrr use sIps' i
6l of funds standing to the credit Of hs cause From ms
lie tile Of the MORTGAGES is subject 70 al the rights Of
s,ha under H. s?stSt ana tR3' ne [ 'IynS - G9 t
s,ba has established any equitable claim 70 additional com
Car. were sold the foreclosure sae and have
gu.ny contributed no'n2 20 te iIha % no m ~ t % lie r @ G9
security mas been exhausted occupies the position Of gen
for reversed So far as II directs the Iaymen o 1000
by te appellee. The Ctiof JUsc. delivered ihe opinion.
NJ --g- Frederick W UutcrtOptr ri a., appellants. agt
TIE Hinceey Locomotive Works appeal from the Circuit
Court II the UuiteG far the northern District 4
Illinois ls similar 1ecs o. that II >cAal
above arises the same state Ot iatt The decree
Of e Circuit Court by which the Lo,0ucLyt company VAS
awarded is Therefore IeyCIscL The opinion was de
lver.G 10y Ch!ei Justice Waite.
No C3l-WIIam T.. Fosdick 81 al.. appellants act. the
Southwestern Car Company appeal from IllolsArmei
fsr rsou- the opinion m the ScIilI case above
The Chief lice delivered the 0I Mon.
pOO-S tuiusky Srat COmUl Y et al appellants, agt
Theoiore COn-tock al appeal from Ohp.lujunction
suspended appellants tug bond with check CON" TONED
a. rrcr- Court The decision an1ou uuced by MI
Justice ~Wdyue
No l2j-6ruge Noble ct A. plaintiffs IN error, AIT the
Thompson OIL tsmpduy; in error % tlc Supr me 'ouIt
t. stale ~ t ~y! ahrWed with costs by
Clvioe CONT drci.Iol need by The chief Jus.Cc
No 1866 Harvey Terry appellant aGt. John McLure re
appeal frua the CrCnt Court ot the lntcf
Stas the District OF South Carolina Motion 10 dismiss
Geucd decision announced by The thiaf Justice.
No, l-J and J7O-I.GS-e ct al mt ryenalS. agt
the Central iAo4i ~ IowlArgument continued by p L.
Aurt 0 appeces and concluded Boy H. H. Carpenter FOX
appellants - - - -,
Patt-Arglment commenced by Lew H. Brown for plain
tn IN error.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
rALENnAKs THlS DAY.

srrrENE CouRT-cHAunEEs- Lawrence J.Nos. J, a., 81
GS 80. o. lO9 2o 3O 73. l7j, 100 1876, 2%3 pa 800
GESggAL IEkNavis p T. and BRADY and ingalls, rs ia J;
NSs @ 96 S G loo lo 6G II 80 ss i6i 49, lsG III
sfEGAL TEEHyan Braat J-nsnurSr 80 ~ ~ Lay Lay
81 SS2 gO7 13S TO- S22. 92G 922 go Si b91 3bo
6 s57 45 800 9l2 S2l lsj, Gus 644 is5 64o t4l 6i@
CiRcu-PARr Daniels JNos. 1921 1851 L 25S8 3 2533G
2sj6 1851 2s5s, 1913 1920 1921. 29jl 2l74 2Z45
PART II-Barrett J.-Court opens at 1880 mCase on
4l77-Whe. agt Dry Dock l.. b. and b Railroad Com
PART fiIDBonohae Nos 2os7 o5oa 9lsG 1922 9ls7
$685. sO56. Sos6 $40 474l. 3073 lslS. 25l7 2455, s0
IIs I55 ag7s i963 sO7. Sae3 1888 1858 i3S$ $50
1850 1888, 5l56, 1876 30j 5095 32l 1921 l6-7 26OO
SUPERIOR CouRf-GEyERH TERH-sedgwick and Van
Worst JJAPPeais iTom QrierACSG%s - % o. g. General
SPECIAL TEGH-Freednan i-Case on 40. 29.-New- Eng
land Iron Company agt the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Com
TRiu TFE2-PtET i-spdr. J-Nos 49a. 800 524 io$
= los. G3l 6O7 30s, 576, G53 6ls 500. S@5' 62
PART iI~Ad,ourned toI TIE tern.
COMMON PLKAs-GENERAL TERM-C. p: Day. CJ. and Ven
81. 81 IS. 49, - -
srFcl4I IEaM-I -Iarlemore; J5No,:7s
sec hf io2s is6i so $50 l7ds % Os$ sS s5 S3 al
PIaT Ii-Atiourned for the term.
551g 1;s2 4l3 300 4.9j 5i77 9I7s COIL o95a 5o-I'
Par m-sGei J-Nos. JI55. 54I1. 5aGs Sleol 5,56,
$3.50 5537 555G jjj9 5j3S. $500 $3.50, 4ll9 j%72 5j
5ol52799 44j5 5353 5jG4 55j6 55G6 65o7 55ts. $50
GENERAL sEssIoNs-PARr I-Gildersleeve. J.-Thomss Nc.
KeHna John Daley, burglary George Allen. John Weiss
Ems; Neithar Margaret ortong grand larceny Cohen
PART If-tovlnr, J.-Farnle Nav Joseph Ri9no felon-
ious assault aud battery John smith Thomas Hende
ceny Darwin Esmond forgery Michael Long misdemeanoT
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11

The People ex rel Byrnes agt Board Police etI do not
how the removal Of the r,stor can be upheld F,e
waited Railroad Company ag the Commissioners OF taxes anu
BY Judge van VOrstIn the matter Of stephensorder
settled engrossed copy 20 be presented for signature
Superior Coart-GenerGl Iem-By Judges Sedg-
wick and Van VOrstBranch Levy.Noon Tor rear gu
ment denied with sO costs memorandum Ginness agt
memorandam BanDon sgt Mc5irane-Woton dismiss ap-
peal denied with $40 costs motion ior severahoe
Cornol-Moton for reargument denied see mImTI1 M an
dun. Hotz sEt. schmdt-Mouon denied; General Term
SpScGl Yerm,by judge wcsIonson agt Brooks ct
al-Fndings settled Kiernan agt Fallon ct M-flhuGa
BY Judge Freeiman.-Eenners agt. Muller ct ai-Moion
Resrion denied Brooks. etc, agt Parsons et a.
PlSnti, may discontinue payment within Ncnty iay T.
crued since service Of answer Miller ag Gaiway-Judg-
upon the with with leave 10
the defendant to answer payment Vandyte ag
stenway and othcrsMouon granted Freedman ct a. agt
CondetIhe motion to strike out IS denied see Ine m
Aniu aet Amag-Older granting defendant le'Ee sp
granted Aaron ct al act CorE.-Orcr OF dscOntuuance
Highlander AIT. the New-YOrk Steamboat Company
Of recovery beTec a ingsiHCofcT Of
Brown ast gTsn,ed S0aged "a e.
Corbctt ag the sun Print f. etc Company-Ordered on
Compsny.-OTdcr of discoutnuan"e Wood agt hur-
lockQrier Of su1St tgtion hendtIson agL SayaSg & &
stoekwGn Fitzsmmons as Parke - Murphy agt W"lsh ed
aGt Reilly. Kenohan agt shotwel shethan agt keslg-
By Judse sPcr-Ebbets art MARITIME ct al.The defend
ants be granted Wiener etc. agt Egeers ot
s5ET % a9 Il S & &&e5C es
pointed Commissioner to take testimony ec Iater &C.,
to stay dcno The order granted January
10, 1879. must be vacated with 80 costs; 49,. - II
COnmOn PieqS-Specidt 1eria-By Chloi-Jusice !, 1.
Dsy.-smitL Tonhnson: ORourke 9gt the MAYER etI
Davis asG smith In re assignent 0l w ana
accounts OF assignee ,o.- r..,,,o., .,...o
tyS S sec e Vol III ss / = and g. Field agt Bcebe.-
Granted. Bennett agt decentralization denied
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
CIVIL NOTES.

The trial of Samuel F. Perry for shooting
Charles H. Dorens begun yesterday before Judge
Gndcrsleevc. Little more done besides impanel-
mg jury.
The action brought by Mrs. Ellen COrtes
against Mrs. Henrietta Tracy, wife Of Mr.. Tracy OF the
Hoffman House. for 50 900 damages for an assault
charged to have been committed at LarchmOnt Manor
last Summer, and which begun in the supreme
Court at White Plains Friday last. was terminated
Yesterday afternoon verdict for Mrs racv Charcs
J.. COddingtOn appeared for the plaintiff, and John D.
usend of New-YOrk, for the defendant.
A curOusly dirty mob crowded into Su-
rreme Court Chambers after Ellen German and Jane
Wildly two wc-dressed women. who had been arrested
ss 2ickpockets at the Masonic Temple They were ar
rested on this charge and applied yesterday by habeas
corpus release the ground that the evidence
against them insufficient 10 hold them Judge Law
renee dismissed the writ but directed that their exam
nation proceed at once before the magistrate.
The suit of Hannah l.. Scully against Daniel
Buckley came yesterday before Judge Dan'es on mo-
tior by the defendant for trial This is the case
where Mrs sculy obtained verdict FOR So on account
OF her loss through liquor supplied to her husband As
intimated IN The report Of the both sides were
greatly DISAPPOINTED at the verdict, and and eXJudge
Culver who represents the plaintiff and Dr. CrOshgs
Society. also offered to have the order entered IT lie
could have leave amend his complaint The offer was
declined and the discussion adjourned 70 March ~
New-York tribune., 1879-03-11
DEClSIONS-NARCH 10.

S4gyer.c Court Ch0mbcrs-Bv Judge Lawrence
Pyuc AIT Dun y-AppicauOn granted. In the matter of
Mckay agt. Lcahy.-6rantcd; see Rule "a. EcAel agt
Gesttudt The papers wC, the nrst urcer was grautUi
meter ~ Galway: iu the Of Elug>cc matter ~
B00s In The ma; OF M0rganRepor confirmed and apD
sci 10 OF Recryership of the Geimauld smelling
ad Refining Company cannot grant this order without
iayiug the order recltes have been ad Oy the
CuATt In tac matter OF bOOs ne CDir'IoH 10 nc qos
lu by the petitioners counsel which takcn By the
iearnc counsel she rrued ant the case j. sent
back Tor argument The merits In the matter oi Amer
en- pluUbrrs Furnishing CcmDany.-Applcato on granted
IL the matter Referred 70 George an Syck to
a.rrfqp ana rort the facts OpiuOn cary
order dismissed with costs Bu rN0rth Igt
KuoxMOt denied but the bail i reduced s3VOu
lm>-The default In this VIII b. yOndiuOnaly
memorandum Dow agt. DOw.-T1e original afidAglis
PCrfvTAe motion N tna case Ilu. oe denied see memo
FOukeu agt hu0n. MOTION denied without costs
Seggus-l wish 10 see counsel ~tratioh aRt 9tatoH-l
,aunOt grant TINS Application IN Tie mater O
Tquircs an AFFIDAVIT Of the proposed siLIosn h91I-f - T.
NeGOyern; GIBBS agt Myers II the matter Of oth
Livingston agt KOIn, % same Ct same. No ~ Man
haitian Life Insurance Company ag Lyon In me matter oi
Baunlster: Wallace Mason IrOtter agL NolkenlnK
In The matter Home Of Incurabes Rich agt HSuc4
NanaerpOsl agt Northumberland.
SDcciGt Tera-By Judge Van Brunt-Msrsha agt Cooper
p11ts Nans6SiJ srt Mansaeld-Gfauted Rrinok kcrtIof
And sy1t niSIs and a0sentees and appearances iuT
Eisae1 Dnver-OpiniDn- Barnett sRt NacIaras
her opinion. conflict with the decision previously rem
oers IN is Ciegg American Newspaper Union
IAya Of Cegg Aikens aud OtheTs.Demurrer
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