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81 tell you how It is with me.
Mrs. Blodget," said dseesy neigh
Dor, "when 60 to church and get
all stirred up and agitated ever W l;,t
wicked set we are, feel vexed
and put out to think what shame
it was that Eve didn't m nd her o,y,,
business and not bring such heaps of
trouble upon us; but when put On
a new dress that fits me so lice
can't find particle OF fault with it,
and hat that makes every women
meet feel as if she hadn't triead
in the world, then l VII own up
that | do feel downright glad she
was SO fond of fruit, and / can't
help it."
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The tobacco factory Of Turpin &
Bros. recently burned at Rich:uord,
Va. was usei as 4 prison Sy tie reb-
els during the war for the conIine-
ment Of Cn'on Soldiers and was
known Seas lie Thunder" It's occU-
pants in those days will no: shed
many tears over its destruction.
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Name # H2r,garHr, E'Ward Mccormick
Name of Ai0r1gagae. john B. I1l"o0G. Date Of
Mortgage i@ih November iS.2. When and
Where Recorded In he Registry Of Deeds in
and for Redwood crrrtv Minnesota. on he
i'tt day Of November A. D. 1872. Al ~ n'cl. ch
p. III in Il ,}k ; Of Mortgages on pages 3, -. ..
DescriDrIon Of Mort magGd promises: The
Of Section twentv-siX lEfj the south east quart
or Of the sHutii east quartz" Of Se.i II twenty
two 4. y the south west quarter oi the Spu' n
wes: quarter Of scctiD N rwenty-t h zee (2,) and
the north east quarter OF the north east quart
cr Of Section twenty seven Cd all in Township
four t3t} situated III Redwood County, Mime
sofa.
Amount cloirnd to be duo nn sold Mortgage
IT the date hereof is eight hund ed and seven.
ty fS!@l Il HAS: ai.o, to sum ono hund ed
eco doln,s Taxes paid IN sail iind by said
mort~.mee and interest thereon fr IN date of
payment and NJ action or proceedings 81 Il W
said 'hortgr~ed debt or anv part thereof, nc
tice is hereby given that bv reason of def2uli
in the pavmnnt Of said sum Of money, and by
virtue of q power of snln III said mort gage
contained. the s1id mortgage will be fore
closed by 4 sale of said mortgaged
promises. n public auction. ~ the font door
of the court house in Redwood Fall' saif
County of Redwood on the lIth day Of Oct obe,
A. d. 1879, st 2 O'clock, ?. M. TO satisfy said
am0,ln: due on said Mortgage and all costs of
sale and disb1 easements by law allowed. and
fifty dollars stipulated in said mortgage to be
paid as ATTORNEYS fees in case of tcccclcs sure
Dated Aug. 18th 1879
Frank W. Elwood. Helen l.. Paulton
and james L. Angle, executors of estate OF
John B Elwood. deceased.
NJ. o. Little, ATTORNEY for executors.
Glencoe Mimi.
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Col. Harper, tie rash gceenback
talNe: in Maine, has been co nered
again. AT a meetiug in Gardiner
he s., d: 'I'm so confident chat r.
sump ion IS a faila that l W i give
500 to the nan ho will show ne
one j. stance o. a man factuger y V
ing his hands in ,.olG." Thereupon
a manu. actare= 20 up aud sid tat
he "l.,.d paid his hands IL gold or
three month !" Bat he cou an't ct
Hlrper to pay over the pronis sd
money
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Pesi.lent Hayes rec ntly. hi a
S'range. eypcrie ce WI h c,H&in
Young kldv nanel L ne No35s,
In,li nap i. Q day she . G
sen ell il IS If 1t h " il 10 e
anl a. i.e;l to see the President
S e was I'd 1t e,l N sherh! II o
til 1t states ..an' a"ct M. Scarcely
II the onn, when sac II he'd for
W. d ani emb cc. him, sldlr' dis
a"rln ing hi fso2t. sad she:
love vou @nd am come to marry
you." The Pr siaent be gcd to be
eyeuS d, renarkin that he already
i i ne W {, bat the Y ung LADY d.
( in L be ut off. exriaim g that
de pite thtt fact he II de marry
in- him tHen and he~e, and t, add
to HI ealba r.ssmcnf kent hu@g ng
him III a mos plsSionate III am II.
1t ie0e } a hspny thought stuck
II. III -eS il hi dilemma. II
rs el to lel~e he room to fetc'i a
j nj witness he welding Ger
EN- uv. With relu~t nee Sc 'et
h N 90, beg rng Inn n, to be Ion :.
He soon re:ume', acro7noa iaa b
two con t,b,es'\ who with no little
d iticuity remove the young l:ar
rom the obiec- o he m laced af-
fee 'ons. He~ { lends We cosa-
munira ed w h, and from tie atest
accounts t. h nj ! e has been rla@ad
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MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment
of the sum OF One Hundred and Fur Dollars
and Tnirty-hVe cents tSiOi.J5, which Is claim
ed to be due at the date of this notice upon
certain Mortgage, duly executedand delivered
by Peter Wendleng to VIM. 7. French bearing
date the 2uth day If July y. ID. 1873 and, with
power of sale therein contained, duly recorded
in the Office of the Register Of Deeds in andfOr
the County of Redwood and State of Minnesota.
on the 3oth day Of July a: .. 1873, at $3.50
o'clock, A. NJ, in Book Of Mortgages; on
page All, which said Mortgage was on the 9th
day of August 1873, duly sold transferred and
assigned by VIM. r. French to Hiram Small
for valuable consideration and said assign
| ment was recorded in the Office Of the Register
Of Deeds in and for Redwood County NinnesC-
ia on the Gath day of August 1878 at O'Clock
p. NJ in Book Of Mortgages on pager 622 and
instituted at law or Otherwise, to recover the
debt secured by said Mortgage, Or any part
thereof:
! Now Therefore, notice is hereby given. Tha,
| by virtue If the power of sale contained lit
, SAID Mortgage, and pursuant 10 the Statute in
! such case made and provided, the said Nor
tgage will be foreclosed by sale of the
premises described in and covered by said
! Mortgage, viz: The west half of the southwest
quarter Of section Ten 1o) in Township one
| hundred and Nine l09 of Range thirry-seven
80 continuing eighty acres according to
Government survey in Redwood County and
State of Minnesota, with the hcreditameDts
and appurenances: which sale will be made
by the sheriff of said Redwood County. at the
North door If the Court House. III the Village
Of Redwood FAILS il said County and state, On
the 33th dav If Angus, A. D. 1879. at 10 o clock
). NJ, # that day. at public vendue, to the
highest bidder for cash. to pay said debt and
interest, and the taxes, il any, ON said premises
and Twenty dallars attorneys. fees rs stipu
ls1ed in and by said Mortgage in case of ,re.
closure and the disbursements allowed hy law
subject to redemption at any time within one
year from the day Of sale, rs provided by law
Dated, July 18th A. n. 1879.
HIRAM SMALL.
N. E. POWELL, Assignee OF Mortgage
Attorney.
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NOTICE.
T,ANDnTET,'l, I, AT

LAND OFFICE AT
REDWOOD FALLS. htINN July s1st, 1879.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named seftler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and secure final entry thereof ut the eXpira-
tion Of forty days from the date OF this notice.
viz. .ugt,St 30. 1873, III this Office. Adelbert. D.
Mccormick, Homestead app ication Mo GS f1r
sw fg /; Of Sec - T. ll2 Il. -, and names the
following as his Witnesses viz; Thomas j
Sloan Of Redwood CO, and Sewon A. Johnson
of Redwood Co.
WM. 7. DCSSIN(iTON.
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THE GAZE iE,.
VIM. B. HERRlOI1 I
Editor.

St. Paul claims TO have ever 81. :
600 inhabitants.
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! or $ G ST i. iag-ain.

or $ e 81 !; sfag=ai.,.
The n. w. ! Sec. 90, Town l12
Run e 81 in Re,iw ood cauntF. The
farm i vel improved ana has n it
a smal! orchard ana abou. q acres
Of trees, and is naturally adapted 0
stoc'i raising. Fifty acres under
cultivation.
Also 80 head of cattle.
Inquire If
d. 3. WH1TEMoRE & SON..
scot Redwood Falls.
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NOTICE.
TAX JUDGMENT SALE.

Pursuant to Real Estate Tax Judgment of
the District Court in the County Of Redwood
State of Minnesota, entered the 18th day of
August. A. 3. 1879. in proceedings for cnforc-
ing the payment Of taxes upon real estate il,
the County of Redwood renai'iing Delinquent
on the first day Of Jnnc, A. d. 1879, and of the
statutes in such case made and provided
shall on the 18th day Of September A. d. 1879,
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. at the office Of
the County Auditor in the Village of Redwood
Falls and County of Redwood sell the lands
ment, and on which such taxes shall not have
been previously paid.
i. Nj. VANSCHAACK,
County Auditor, Redwood County.
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If Se ,tembar FROST doesn't en-
i niger h con in Ohio, Ewing will
be nippel il October. His last
hope s All early fro It.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-09-04

The horse Rarus has been sold to
Robert Bonner Of New York for
$4,000.
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What pity it is that Secretary
Sherman won't aid tie Democrats
in their present diff :u.ty by cassi g
a financial panic.
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Leading Railway s West & North West
Embracing under one Management
2,i58 MILES OF ROAD
and forming the following Trunk Lines:
l'CIIcAGo, COUNCIL El.v
FonEIA L1sE,''
"CHICAGo, SIOUX CITY & YANKToN
LINE"
"CHICAGo, CLINTON, DUBUQUE &
LA Cross LINE,
"CHICAGo, FREErORT s. DUBUQUE
LINE"
'cIucAGo, la CROSS, wINoNA &
MINNESOTA LINE"
"CHICAGo, ST. PAUL 4 MINNEApO-
LIS LINE"
"culcAGo, MILWAUKEE, & LAKE ST.
PERlUR LINE,'
"CuICAGo, GREEN BAY & LAKE ST.
PER1oR LIEE,"
The advantages of these Lines are
| l. If the passenger Is going to or from
| ANY point in the entire West and North
! one of these Company shines and he sure
OF reaching MS destination by it or its
; connections.
| The greater part Of its lines are lad
with Sjcri Rails. the road bed is perfect
/ No road has better or smoother track.
] s. Il is the short line between all i'm
/ purtant points.
I;S trains are all equipped with the
! Westinghouse Air BTeals. Millcr's Plat
form and Coupiers and The latest i'm
! prnyemertS for comfort, safety and con
vinnCe
$. It is the only Road in the West
running the celebrated Pullman Hotel
Cars between Chicago and Council
Bluffs.
s. It IS the only Road running The
! Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars either
way between
! "CHICACO AND ST. PAUL,
! ."CHIctG0 AND GREEN BAY
''CHICACO AND FREEPoRT,'
'CIHCAGO AND La CROSS,
''CnICAGo AND WINOEA,
"CHICAGO AND DUBUQUE,
"CuiCAGo AND MCGREGOR,
"CHICAGo AND MTLwATkEE.'
!. IT is he only road passing along
thc shores of Lak ke Michi gan between
CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE.
s. The only Road running -Four EX
press Trains a day via its lines between
Chicago and points in Minnesota.
9. No road offers equal facilities il
Hunocr oi through trains, equipped
with PAllrlun Palace Sleeping Cars
10. II runs Two Express Trains Daily
each way On all its lines and four train,
each way between Chicago and Milwau
kec.
II. 1t makes connections with al
lines crossing at intermediate points.
The popularity of these lines is steadi
ly increasing and passengers should con
sult their interest by purchasing tickets
via this line.
For information, Folders. Maps, &c.
not obtainablc at Home Ticket Office
address any agent Of the Company or.
MARVIN HUGHETT,
Gen'l Man'g, Chicago, III
w. II. STENNETT,
Gen'l Pass. Ag't, Chicago. III.
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rDH SALE.
Several yo'te OF work cattle fer
sale, or tt de for her property.
MARTIN & SoSs.
Redwood Falls, ) p. 1879.


= ~ > I
Fouc cows--three red and one
spotted. One has stnbb horns.
Lost Thursa y evening August 2 23t'n,
while crossing the Minnesota river
near the Lover Ascncy. A l.berai
reward WI IJe given to any in forna-
ton rs to their whereabouts, ii left
Wit Z. \. Ku file, at he Ageacy, OF
t. Frank Cochran, Gary, d. I.
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hundred ana tx y-th ee hea of eat
tie were shipped from L.tchfeld to
Iowa last week.
Mr. Mu''oy, Of Belle Cree, Good
hne county, got TIVE * bushels TO
t're acre on his Il ssian white
= he,t. v-hile he rest of h.; wheat
'--as on Y Fl zen.
J. II. Dupe, a former mechine
dealer, 0 JordeH, Seo.t coi'nt~, has
been a'reste N cherya Of omhez-
7le'pe t, ssue 1T t',n nst;rat:or O"
t"e man 'N"cturers f the Ja-~~s s.
N'r,h ~e~pe". Il s a'leme' that
nune inr ~om $4,000 20 $4,000
Gnd was about o ab scon3.
Tho plum an1 Ap- le cro~ is i'm
nlense in the II me ~c.a valley.
F'r'een buShel per ac~e is No ~e-
po~tod average cf wheat il Nc Leod
county.
Mr.. Fred W. II; las resign 4
his Office f L, ita9 ''tas.>e oN,r i
70" the Firs- d'etric' Of N 'i,"neote.
n. J ,seDh s. wilson 'as been ~
y inted mar~e" md WI tnr upon
his duties on the lst Of S Sptenbe".
Some oe tie elm treos n Winona.
which lost the;r leHyes du~'nr tn
intensely hot anl ;'rv wet e. cove
weeks ago, have rnf"r he inf enc"
0 copious Watering, bulde J :,f"eS,,
md pit On ali entire new Dire s Of
foliage.
The G'~nc~e Frtornrise SAYS a
Mr.. sling, f He to "n hio, gave
'ir h t. = we've N7pn1 hov Sunday,
Vac st 1T, an on tie fn'low N
We a g 'av. II 80 ,1t~s af,o~, to-.
he~ re~u'ar u zee in h harry st-fa'd,
an J pitched grain the balance o. the
yrppl-
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Ii laa .tame Is aow current a"e
in any way reliable. it seems well
Sc, lei TIA. Gtn. Grant viii no, oe
2 candidate .or Prc>iI ent. George
V. Chill S of Philadelphia, one of
the EXPIRE id nt's most intiinc te
frien Is and advisers. sad il sUb-
stance the ether day to a repor er,
tha. tie General was ent rely aver G
10 tne use OF his name in that con-
Nectiln.
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The pl,aterS whose interests are
most likely to suffer by negro imlni-
grat'on to Kansas, recently at their
own expense, sent ten ear loads o.
their former slave; as committee
TO investigate the condition Of their
brethren who had gone there. and
then to return and report what they
saw. rs return fer this oenaTo> :
T. It was expected that such 4 report
would be made IS would ! Ut a stop
70 the dissatisfaction Of those who
had hot been able to get away. B It
alas vii that instin tive love Of
freedom which 2hlracteri-es tn, GO
orea race. more than one-half . the
commit ee decided t, rema n in X
SIS and the remainder ret :rDei
advise their fellow llho ,ers ths. I'll Y
wi! best advance their parso@-
81 and political interests b c,ni-
grating to thai ''prom:se Ian :. Iht
lesson that this te..heS is 50 ,. in
that any planter, though "1all
ioza~." ought to see it.
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Siaie Mems.

Eight car-loa3s crntainiac cne
hundred ana ix y-th ee hea of eat
tie were slipped from L:tchield to
Iowa last week.
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}I1CI Co1TsEY W2CIIT I'LL.
CAT '.l,lridge's CID saw MIN,
Is now in running order, and we are
prepared TO do custom work on short no
tce. We also have a large stock Of
Clofhs. Flanncls, Blankets, Yarn sc, TO
exchange fer wool on reasonable terms.
We pay the highest market price ior
wool, and we viii show that is viii ne fof
the int rest Of the farmers and wool
grow rs 20 dcHlwith ,is.
Come aHd g.vs IS a trial and be CON
viaced ,Lat by fair and honorable deal
ing " hope to merit your patronage.
Respectfully yours.
". G. BaRTEET & 90.
\. 3 BEACH, eronr.ctors.
Agent.
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Tho p'u-r an1 Hp~ le cro~ is IL,
nense in the II me ~cta valley.
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For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A Dire s S i n g
which is at once
q 6 re e a b ! e,
healthy, and eff
fcctual for pre-
S erving the
hair. Fuded or
gray hair IS soon
restored to US
or;<,,',,uJ coyor
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F'een buSheir per ace is No ~e-
po~tod average cf wheat il Nc Leod
county.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
NOTES From YALE.

THE EXERCISES OF COMMENCEMENT WEEK.
lFRos AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUSE
NEW-HAYEN, Conn, June THE theses to
be read by the graduating members OF the Sheffield
Scientific school follows:
Agricultural CourSe-Walter Nordhof Peasant Life
in German Village"
Chemeal-wlnam ]. Comstock, The Gibbs Method
for the separation of Cerium from Lanthanum and
Ddymmn."
CiUH EaginesriHg-Geo A, Saunders "Modern
Water Wheels as represented by the Swain Turbine y
Albert Webster Review of the MusconetcOng Tunnel"
DynanicaI Engineering l.. Wilcox, " The
Steam Indicator and the Indicator Diagram"
Medieal-James b. Neal, Heart and Aortic Arch Of
Vertebraes ," Herbert f. Smith, on the Anatomy OF
the American Medicinal Leech CAlacrobdella decora
YerrD."
Natural History-Kakchi Mitskurt, " On the Anatomy
Of the Gray Mussel (aodlola plicatuls, Lamarck)"
Sslsot-WalLer 8. Williams, The Northeastern Fish
cries"
The programme for commencement week will be as
follows:
Friday June 90 at 3 p. m.--Townsend orations by six
members Of the Senior class competition for the De-
Forest medal In the BattelI Chapel
Sunday, 1920 q. m.-Baccalaureate sermon by the
pre- 1dent in Tho chapel.
Monday at p. N. at Hamilton Park, the third cham
piousLip game OF baseball between Yale and Harvard
ut ~ rn the annual summer concert OF the Yale Gee
Cub At Music Hail.
TUESDAY IL q. differentiation exercises, with the
class Grafton and poem, I'm the Batte Chapel p. N.
anniversary exercises OF the Sheffield Scientific
School, N North sheffield Hail.
Wednesday, $3.50 a. manual meeting OF the Alumni
III Graduates Hall 2-3 m-pOs open In tho library
for tue election OF member Of the Corporation D.
m-annlversaFy exercises of the Law Depar ment
with an address by the Hon Stewart L. WOOdfOrd, OF
New-YOrk the CentIe Church; y. m.-recept!on in
the OF the Law Department (Cour-Honse) Tor
the Alumni of the school, with their families ana III
Yite1 guests.
Thursday Commencement, q. NJ, at the Centre
Church 9 D. m.-commenCemeDt dinner 10 which the
graduates OF other col eyes are also invited Sll D. NJ
the presidents reception for graduates, with their fam
flles, and otGer invited guests, at the Art School.
The examinations for admission 10 the Academcal
Department and TO the Sheffield Scientific school VIII
begn on Friday, June 27. at ~ N. The Alumni are
requested their arrival In town to enter their names
the Alumni register IN che library which Will De open
from . a III. TO y. IN.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
a NEW SYNAGOGUE BEGUN

The B'nai Israel Congregation laid the cor
OF synagogue yesterday morning at No.
2s9 East Fourtsst This congregation, which is CON-
posed chiefly of natives OF the Netherlands organ
ized in 1874 by each member contributing 25 cents 10
the general fund.- For three its place Of worship
was the Shakespeare Hotel, IN South Willsm-st. II
aftrrward removed TO han in Em-st, and then to
Chrystis-st In 1860 the congregation purchased q
Presbyterian Church at Stanton and FOrsyth-st ana
occupied 10 until last June, when il sold Hun
garian Catholic congregation, and the congrega-
ton moved to the hall No. 125 Rvington-st the pres
ent place Of worship In 1866 The Rev b. C. Moot, who
had been with the congregation from It's Organization.
resigned; in 1878 his tho Rev. C. Moot, took
charge and has served bOtn minister and preacher
since tnat time.
The new synagogue 70 b. built o. brick. and will
cost about 5000 10 the services yesterday small
silyer trove was presented Dr. l.. Bernard by L. l.
Schlt YIc-presdeut Of the society. DR.. Bernard
formed hs ceremony OF laying tho cOruertOne, beng
assisted by the building committee. An address dc
Uy,Ted w Mr., Moot.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-09
nECIaInNS-.ITNE Z.

sppregp Court Chambers By Judge Donohue.-
In the matter Of KnappReeed to Francis NJ scott see
for allowance Murray at the itaBtio Mutual In
lex asi Conn~Notion deniod see memOandum Gsno sgt
McCunn-oTder granted Russell agt Sei'eri Russell agt
sutuion ast. HOdae. Miller ast. Miller ct al
fee Of $3.50 70 per granted the
CIsDT6s names OF me aanis stated in affidavit
attached 70 The undertskng huntsy agl: Hey-oI TIE
eYamiu se~yed upon the judgment deDor. Alder
s95csme s5 and Judgment Of divorce granted to the pa,ntn
IN the matter Of Br3~n-AtIe hearing counsel am q me
10 $500 Eagles ag RngMOttn denied without coats Rub
Nicholson stanford AT lockwood Palmer agt IIuSsey-
graHotd Bouestel AusnI wish to hear conn
Special T5rnl-By Judge LayrenceR Reed agt. FryTlis
s ass1 S 9,vns been the papers are returned
BY Judge Donohue-Martin agt. Jones; Eisg Eisig
RYAN agt Cuiran Complaint dismissed with costs opinion
Miller agt the Hannibal ana ST. Joseph Railroad company
Judgment for TIE cetenoanti opinion Russell ETC. agi
signed Wallace ct al agt tho Atlantic National Bank
Judgment for psnta win leave defendant amend
sisF sSt Roizer granted ordered Pat
ten etc LauIDette.-OrdeTa IS settled slgDeL
Superior Court special Terms-By Judge Freedman.
The National Bank OF North America aE Meyer ct al
ax ag jacob Shisk-Dsoree OF divorce IN favor OF plaintiff
Bsudowne aer wallis schwSb agt Dets al Atlerbary
agt Bedon GeOhsId agL Fafs2 et s-Oriets OF
ag WeTder to People etc, aS' PnSeToLaGrS granted
randum
By Judge sedgwiek e a. ag! Loeb et aI-see mem
LOanOn PleGs-Specidl TCrns-By Judge j. +. DAILY
ntsd s tsiR0 part f' refused in part costs opinion
clerk.
Marine Court Chambers - BY Judge Shea
Ganney a0 Bartei-Mouon for writ OF lnquiry granted
Thorne aGt. Hummel. Haywara King; SLafer agt
Thompson Nichols sgt SSeeDey Hoes ag Dlggles; Men
de,sohn agt POpkn.-M Motions granted Moses ast Wait
ssin-doEOn denied plaintiff hng note OF within
i've d.ys and eau set down for a II. 1879 JObes
AIT Mcd oshsa-AotiOn granite amendment allowed. Ur
nan aRt Hawe-D Defendant DISCHARGED Eli agt edwards
Molten Justification dismissed $40 Bur
Hanlau- OtOu deDod. Low agt M9nhein Mast
isgs AIT Moore Motions granted
By CulefJ lsos Alker-Gordon agt McArthurThe ques-
tiou determination OF the Jury
and aers sufficient evidence IN the their
verdict motion for trirl the Justices de-
MED Isa1os LoporThc damages allowed By the jury
claim sFe excessive ana not warranted by the
evidence motion for trial granted costs 70 abide event
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