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81 E.w. sToDDARD, Register.


= The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested in the Estate Of HARRIET
CONANT late Of Guilford in said district, deceasd
Greeting.
You are hereby notified that this Court will decide
uIOn the allowance Of the account Of Joseph q. Rich
mond Administrator upOu said Estate, and decree dis
trbuton thereof to the persons entitled lat the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Brateboro
Oh the last Saturday Of July, A. d. 1879, when
and where you may be heard in the premises, If you
see cause.
~ E. W. STODDARD, Register.
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8. l.. D0TTON, Conn,.,
% LEWIS II. LYNDE,


y VcnCy, Dlstrlct OF MhrIbOrO
Notice Ia hereby given that OSCAR SMITH Of
Brattleboro in said District, the LIST day Of
July, A. d. 1879 upon the petition Of his creditors,
adjudged Insovent Debtor, and that meet
ing Of his creditors to prove their debts, and
to choose more Assgnees Of his Estate, will
be held at the Probate Office in Bratteboro, IN said
district, the 9Th day Of August A. ID. 1879 at ten
O'Clock In the forenoon and that the payment Of any
debts and the delivering Of any property belonging
to said debtor, to him for his use, and the
transfer Of any property by him, forbidden by
law. 1880 +. W. STODDARD, Register.
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OBTUARY.-Oscar +. Barron, one of the
proprietors of the Crawford Fabyan and
Twin Mountain house, and "a ne new hotel
at White River Junction, died last Thursday,
of heart disease, aged "a years Funeral ser
vices were held at Quechee, VT, ON Friday.
Mr.. Barron leaves widow and three children.
His death will be universally regretted, so ex'
tensive was his acquaintance and so numerous
his friends.
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STATE OF VERMONT, Marlboro SIS.

y TIC FTOOHEt IUUTT TOT EAIu DIfTTIVI
Toall persons interestedin the Estate of POLLY
READ late of WardsbOrO, deceased Greeting.
Whereas, Norman O. Johnson has presented to this
court instrument purporng to be the last VIII of
said deceased, for probate You are hereby notified
that this court will decide upon the probate Of said
instrument at the session thereof to be held at the
Probate Office in Brattleboro, in said district the
last Saturday Of july A. D. 1879, when and
where you may appear and contest the same, II you
see cause % i. W. STODDARD, Register,
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CyTATE OF VERMONT. Marlboro, IS.

y The Probate Court for said District.
To all persons interested In the Estate of RHODA
BEMIS, late Of DummerstOn in said District de-
ceased Greeting.
You hereby notified that this Court will decide
upon the auWanc Of the account Of Samuel n Bems,
Administrator upon said Estate, and decree dstribu
ton thereof to the persons entitled. at the session
thereof to be held at the Probate Office in Brattcb 70
the last Saturday Of July, A. d. 1879 when and
where you may be heard in the premises, If you see
cause
2T E. w STODDARD, Register.
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ltgaI N0titrs.
,IoHnIssIoNEns' NOTICE.
= ESTATE OF MORRIS +. LAYTON.

Theuudersigned iaving been appontedby the Hon.
Probate Court for the District Of Marlboro Commits
sioners to receive examine and adjust all claims and
demands of all persons against the estate Of Morris
T.. LAYTON late Of Dummerston in said district de-
ceased and all claims exhibited in offset thereto, here
by give notice that will meet for the purposes afore
said at the dwelling house Of said deceased
.........o on the 18th day Of August and Sd day OF
December next, from 1 O'Clock r. NJ. until o'clock
z. NJ, each Of said days aud that six months from
the 9Th day Of July A. d. 1870, is the time limited
by said court for said creditors TO present Their
claims to us for examination and allowance.
Dated at Dummcrston this ilth day Of July, A. ID.
1879.
8. l.. D0TTON, / ca,,..,,,,.,
20 LEWIS H. IYNDF,( NOinuis9i'"eie'
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" I'm on.

Rev. NJ II. Harris will baptize large
number of persons in the Universalist church
next Sunday afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, after
which holy communion will be celebrated.
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praths.

In Brattlehoro July 90 Joseph A. stevers aged o..
In Guiiord, July q, Catherine, wife Of +. @. Tay-
lor aged Al.
Iu Mortified Farms, Mass, July 10, Clarence T.,
son Of Albert wheeler, aged years. days
At Claremont, n. H., July 49, drowned in Sugar
river, Ben. s.. son Of Seymour II. Kelsey, aged IL
years, months. Also drowned at the Same time
and place. Dorr, son of Edwin worden Of Marlboro,
VT, aged %.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1879-07-25

In Brattleboro July %, by Row C. II. Morrill,, Ar
thur Z. knight TO Kitty wales, both Of b.
In Brattleboro July %, by Rev. NJ. H. Harris, Rev.
James Eastwood and Emily,C. Cutting, both Of y.
In Brattleboro, July 49, by Rev. D. 4. Miller Ar
thur L. Blake Of Taunton, Macs. and Marian 4. Col
Inns Of Brattleboro.
In Greenfield, Mass, July n, Jonathan q. Eddy to
Annie NJ. Burke, both Of BrattlebOrO.
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-Prouty 4 Smith have dissolved partner
ship, Prouty having bought out Smiths inter-
est in the steam saw mill.
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marrtanfs.

In Jamaica, July 10, son to Mr. aud Mrs. Clarence
J. TOrrpy,
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Leland and Gray Seminary,

The Fail term will open Wednesday, Aug. 20, 1879.
REGULATIONS fret day No effort will be spared to make
this term even more valuable to students than pre-.
yious ones have been. Common English classes will
be carefully graded. Those in Higher English, Sci
ences Languages, Elocution, and Music, will enjoy
the best Of facilities. Normal class for teachers Good
board, room, washing and fuel at s2bO to $500 per
week. Rooms furnished for sei-boaTding, $500 to
$500 per term. All expenses low. full particulars
respecting board rooms classes to be formed etc. to
applicants. .,,.,..,,,, ,,-,-,--,
6tOoW25 q. q, BOtNIOh' Frineipal'
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Stout Goods for Outdoor Work.

our prices are at bottom figures. We will not be
uadersOid,
You will make money by examining our stock be-
fore purchasing.
~ Remember the place-the old stand in Fisk
Block.
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torv. James Loughlin had formed an opinion ana was
excused Augustus Tabert was also excused Tor SUM-
lar reason Isaac Meyer dealer in boxes IN the Niue
tetnth Ward, opposed TO capital punishment huol
Van PIyck held firm opinions aud was excused hcht'
Joseph Hannican opposed 10 cal ital punls mem,
Alexander NJ. Bowen had read of the case, ana "Vuu
carry an opinion 10 the jury box. When asked II ne
would he influenced by h opinion, he said. ia give
good fair show "a remark That caused some meilmcu'
He was Reused. Robert Rutcr was accepted AS tAe as'
Juror He il in the binding business ana hNeS al 10
1872 West Tnrtecuth-St The prisoner ana iurymen theA
rose and faced each aud the Jurors were sworn
District Attorney Phelps then congratulated the court
on securing Jury soon in view OF the pe'ulhl
character ~ the case. He moved az adjournment uht
this morning The counsel FOR the prisoner concurred
in the motion. Judge COwug announced mat the cotl!
would reasonable at 10 to-day. ana WIN SLoil
recess for uueh and hour at would slt prop
ably until IN or o'clock in the evening 10 Inc lniy
he said Gentlemen Of the Jury, yOu nave been selected
with great care To pass Judgment upon sc that has
excited great teal OF interest ana which s now Oelng
discussed in the press" He then cautioned them AGAINST
reading ANYTHING about the case, AMI also AGAINST TAX
ing part listening 20 any discussion about II ne
SAID thut they would be allowed 10 70 home alhou-n
the case was OF vast Importance. and ne was confident
tBat tuey would heed his injunction When Cos was
taken from the room De was followed 10y large cIoNu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
4 HE1RILLSS ENDERTAKER.

A family of the name OF Hickman occupies the
second story OF a miserable hOycl in North Second
St., near Tust-st.. Brooklyn. Last Wednesday
morning John Hickman, age ten, died from utter
mittent fever. his parents are very poor, rs Mr..
Hickman has been out of work for some time, and
they hesiated to hire IN undertaken 10 bury their
chlld. because they had no money to pay him. At
length Thomas Ireland agreed 10 bury the child If
Mr.. Hickman would pay him T2J in install
ments This was agreed TO- The body was
put on ice, and it was thought advis-
able to hold the funeral that afternoon When the
time came tor the funeral Ireland demanded some
money, and not receiving any, had the ice taken
away, leaving the body lying IN 4 rough wooden
box. In that condition it remained until Sunday. In
themcantHe tcerKelly learned hesitate of fairs,
which caused much talk IN the nelghborhood, ana
started a subscription to deiray the funeral eX-
penscs. Ten dollars obtained, and for this
sum Ireland on Sunday agreed to bury the body,
which was in state OF putretaction and very
offensive. Ireland explains Lis conduct by saying
that he removed the because the funeral WAS 30
take place that afternoon. lie only asked for 80.
and felt unwilling to dcfray the entire expense Of
the funeral himself. The people living IN the
vicinity are very indignant ct mis- actions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Captain Staples, of the American bari, Dirgo
was yesterday dschareed by United States Cominis-
sioncr Osborn on the charge of assault brought by
Frederick Schwartz. one OF his scamcn.
Thomas McCabe, of Blissvlle, was attacked
1T North seventh and Fiitn-sts in Brooalyn on Mon
day night by several members OF what Is known a. the
Bull's-allcy gang" who knocked him down, aud beat
and kicked him. Thomas Foster, William Haulcy and
william Rowe arrested FOR committing tne offence
Justice Elliott held them Tor examination
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Bxby Catherine Kraus age thrty-eight
Of No. III Ptst, was brought up In custody OF Officer
Anton Anderson, OF the Eleventh Precinct for having
attempted suicide b. throwing herself into the East
RIVER. Size complained that bJo driven To de, pcrl-
ton By tho abusive treatment OF her husband sno MAS
committed Tor examination.
Officer Mecks, of the American District
Telegraph Company in Brooklyn, Monday N ght dis
covered under the stOOp No. 1870 Lafayette
ave. He arrested Of them but the other escaped
number OF burglars tools were found Witb which au
attempt bad been made 10 cut panel OF basement
door The arrested man - Francis Howard, 0l f.,eS.
IT,. New-iork Justice Fisher committed him Tor cx-
animation,
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abide event opinion by Van Brunt j. arro0re j. dissent
ing Zmmcman and another act Erhard ana another Juig-
frmed with opinion by Van Brunt j. The Bank FOR
ments opiuou by Van IruDi, Hoooy and others agt
and another Motion o. modify Judgment neleu oph'
by Van BruutJ Mcdonald agI Bfadel- Judgment re-
trial ordered 10 abide events Opllon ~
Van Brunt j. Kcl-u agt iOfilam-Judemcnt reversed :
Tiil ordered costs 10 abide event; opinion ny IN
Igrtnf 7 Fuchs. etc. AIT. ScHmidIulgmcut reFrsod ;
trial ordered costs ~ appellant 10 hDue
b Van Brtnt. J. Nmitm1r aud another a-t -"
Judgment reversed tl Ordelc'i costs 10 hpu
opinion by Van Bruui, JObc5 ag Pafs0nsJ Judgment re-
ytrenf abide cNeuf
opinion by Van runt 'liand agt the Mayor ~
ffmcd with and dI.burs incut opinion Nv van Buu
Kennedy the Mayor eic.J Judgment dlHct'l IN tyot
January 81 1919 the balance from Febru ~ ~
opiuou by Beach, j. Pagan agt. th" Mayor eicJuiR nl
directed iu n paiul Tor rJv WIN iufEfh On
thereof from January b. 3fy anu on the Dhance IRON I'o
S5S,iri Tsra-Bv Judge LqrremoroJaggon agt Cnlnine
ham Goldsmith ag Werner. Motions d'iiied nes5 ag.'
Thorpe ct aJudgnen IOr foreclosure ~ er cent allow
ance Harris agt Thorpe Bond approved II lIiN ~
Naturalization foT publication IN the matter hebi,
cic Oider s.s'td Diuhsd aZt; LAW - -, 49,, 49,
appointed reference onicTcl Tie nft'uNioh aNik' bN
Fay.NOtiOu granted 10 Oh" oucr uLnc pro uhc IN th
matter ~ AbyereT, etc; krOuOhn ACT kIOLsooIds OF
AIT DegliuACtiOu discontinued Moore
Herlsn-Orrfs Cschargiug receiver etc, Nos. ana ?:
smith s0ingerMouon 10 punish for contempt denied
Tor resale MED 81 asstancc ordered decision
Llyeuuoge at Br1c Motion u yacac OiGcr OF assistance
doueu with costs 60 abide event
UgfRe Court hGHbGs-Bv Judge Siunott.-
Hllon agt Reilly Motion erlut@ order sfned itIhins
agi. ca lIEauDr'er settled and He'd s"a4t aE .Iaut-
Ouier allowing issue. IN the matter OF NOy
In thc ~ UD tnhcln0rPUtiupus and orders gaht
Graf agt Hau,che -krccHs r appointed
By fudge GOuppuaktUiuu igi. Reilly N0uOn i0r ne"
judgment amount claimed WIN interest and costs no al
lOwaHcp.
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RAILWAY MANAGEMENT.

WORK OF THE ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE.
SECRETARY WORCESTER, or THE NEW-NoRk CEN-
TRAL, on lis AFFAIEs-LFAsFD RoApS-Cosf OF
CoAI-HIsToRY or THE ALBANY BRIDGE coh-
PANY-fREIGHT PROBLEMS.
At the close of yesterdays session The Assembly
Railroad COMMITTEE adjourned, TO meet at Saratoga
the second week in August Yesterday L. ID.
Worcester secretary of the New-Iork Central Rail
road. and treasurer of most Of rs Western conncc-
tions. gave interesting testimony before the
committee on the leases Of the road, It's pur-
chascs Of coal. its relations with the Albany
Bridge Company, its advantages and disadvantages
rs 4 road and its freight rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
BfSE BALL NOTES.

The ninth game of the League Champion
ship series between the Providence and Cleveland Clubs
was playedl at Cleveland Monday. The game proved
to be the most closely contested in Cleveland
this season. and resulted favor OF the Cleveland Club
after thirteen innings mad been played by score of
as Al Baltimore, the National Club Of Washington
defeated the Baltimore Ciub by score OF 10 l. The
strong National Association Uuca Club disbaHdpd at
Worcester Mass, saturday. The stockholders were
about Sl10O IN arrears, nut All the PLAYERS feeeVcu
tber SALARIES 10 date. Battn, DOlan and Mack have
secured engagements with The Splingi Id Clnb which
has released Dunugan and Crane. This VIII strengthen
the Springfield Club considerably.
The following * the championship record or games
played and lost by the elgnt League clubs up TO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
LIABILITY FOR DANGEROUS SIDEWALKS.

4 novel question was decidcd ~ The GenerlT
Term OF the Court Of Common Pleas in opinion
handed down yesterday the case Of Catherine Fuchs
against Michael Schmidt The plaintiff slipped upon
The sidewalk In front # the premises OF the
defendant, No. 426 West Ffyrst-st, ia March 1878.
Her arm struck upou iron railing surmountci BY
spikes and 10 was seriously injured. Tho General Term
the Marine Court affirmed tns Judgment OF verdict
In her favor The General Term II the Court nf Com
mon Pleas, Judge Van BIunt writing tho opinion, has
reversed this decision. The court su,ans the uecnCe
in maintaining tnat IN cases this sort indiyidua
property owners liab'e but that the carse of
acton II any, against the city TIE owner Is liable To-
the city for the penalty prescribed by tee municipal
ordinance FOR leaving and lee the walk but no
cause OF acuOu 20 the injured person against
the householder. C. II. Machn appeared for the appel
Kant; John L. Lindsey fOT tho respondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
CIVIL NOTES.

Officer Gillespie OF the Fulton Street Police,
in Il ooklyn. on Monday night arrested Dennis Nc
Crossun. Of 80 $50 Warrcn-st . charge OF assault
and battery Joseph Wo.nng. Of No 1OG5 81. Marks
ave On the To- the station sCrossgu turned sud
deuly un tue officer and kicked hn severely. In re
turn Gillespie pied his club the prisoners mead.
cutting his scalp badly, and reducing him to submission
An order of Justice Potter in Supreme Court
confirming the report of Herman Ubl receiver oil the
German Uptown Savings Bank, was fled yesterday in
the County Clerks Office The receiver has already paid
20 dcpOsltors dividends amounting to 60 per cent in
three instalnents. Tie Court directs TIE payment OF
the rece ycIs and caunsee lees aud our Of tle remain
dividend OF ! per cent.
Michael Mccarthy, who was shot by Officer
Wade of the Tweutyeighth Precinct, at the schutzcn
Park AZ the foot OF East sIXhrdst.. on The Fourth OF
July. able TO leave the hospital yesterday aud
arraigned before Justice Kibreth, in the Yorkyillc
Police Court, Officer Wades charge OF assault
and battery. Witnesses behalf Of the officer testified
10 the nreatmcut tho officer received 80 the hands OF
asked for an adjournment to enable him to produce
witnesses for the defence The case was set down for
Saturday afternoon.
An appeal was taken to the General Term
OF the Court Of Common Pleas from Judgment OBJ
tanned b. John FltZsmmOns aud Mary FitzimmOns his
wife, rs members OF the finn Of John Fitzsmmons Co
against Prosper. Erhard & Co. This decision OF the
Court handed down Yesterday. afrms that Of the Court
nrIow In holding mat although the plaintiffs were hus
band and wife there could be legal partnership he
tween them, aud that the of the term and Co."
biddlng us US where an actual partner not repre-
| scented. The Judgment ia therefore affirmed
The decisions of the General Terms of the
Supreme Court and Of the Court OF Common Pleas
stand opposed the question vino Possesses the
power Of appointing ianors Of CYii District Courts
The former court has decided that the power lies with
the Justices of the courts themselves. The General
Term of The Common Pleas, Ia decision written by
Judge Beach handed down yesterday, In the suit of
William j. Kennedy against the city, mold that the Com
missioner OF Puoc Works alone the lanitors
The Controller will not make any payments until The
matter has been finally decided by the Court OF APP
pcals.
Judge LarremOre, in the Court of Common
Pleas Chambers, yesterday appointed a. s. Murray r
receiver Of the effects OF John Chadwick Augustus
A. Hayes and also appointed Charles H. Adams referee
in suit brought against the persons by Henry NJ
Olmsted a. assignee OF ELEPHANT 81 Co. The afllayits
presented alleged that IN July, 1877, the defendants
entered IL an agree meut with OypHIDt co. which
the latter firm 20 act agents for the defendants
IN the importation Of Spanish tiles The
have 3 commission of cent ana hai Interest IN
the profits. They bring the present action for
counting under the large transactions carried under
the agreement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 14.-Naval-C Constructors
Edward Hart, Philip Hchborne and William l.. MIN
tOnys have been ordered 10 report at the Washington
Navy Yard TO survey the United States steamer Dcs
pacb, lately returned from Europe The Board OF In
qury of which Commander Bry sOn president, rea-
i've The several mishapS 10 the United States rigate
Constitution, adjourned and It's report has been
forwarded the Navy Department. Ii ~ understood
that Board reports that there be blame
tacned anyone coast being rocky The arrival
Of the United states Portsmouth reported at
Boston July 12 three days from Newport r. The Pow
hatan, flagship Of The North Atlantic station arrived at
Portland Me, July II, from NMeYard HaYen, Mass.
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IA CouEDrE FRAyCAIsE.--.Jones (who

LA CONEDIE FRANCAIsE.--JOnes (whO un-
der~ French wr, aIthOdgn he does not speak
it, reading 'he list OF pieces TO be Mayed at the
Gacty: 80 Bc Gcudrc de Nj. POr.er.' why, what gen
der should the man be, should Ike to know ~
lPuDch
"This, dear children. is the shoe of a Chi
nese lady; how ILtle IL Il; what a very narrow
soul ii has I'll bet il amt as narrow Us Deacon
--'s. Father says his soul will fall through crack
i'm the door some day and get LOST the sbrill com
ment oi boy giyon 10 sharp listenlng.-lNew-hayen
REGISTER.
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TIE COURTg.
VOID CHATTEL MORTGAGE.

Judge Choltc yesterday handed down de-
csion United states District Court IN the sut
brought by Frederick g. Wait assignee Of The bank
Iupt firm II Thomas II. Chambers q Son, against the
Bulls Head Bank. The firm carried tue business Of
piano manufacturing No 221 East Six'h-st, and in
MAY. 1873 adjudged bankrupt On August ],
1877 the Bulls Head bank held notes drawn by Thomas
II. Chambers ana indorscd by Maynard ~ Chambers,
members OF The brn, amounting 70 1890. These notes
were discounted ny the bank, and the proceeds were
placed to the credit OF Maynard NJ Chambers. Thomas
II. Chambers & son never kept any account with the
bank. At tho time the notes discounted Maynard
81 Chambers, without the of his partner, gave
chale mortgage on forty pianos anu al mo ma
curty for the discount. When The fam went into bank
Inptcy The bank took possession of re Assets and sold
them 10y auction TINS action was chen brought 10y the
as1irusrs To recover tue properly The complaint
charged that the pItpery Nnich was covered by the
gag" had been al posed uf before tie failure, ana
that hlt Nc Wits seized ~ tde BANK belonged 10 me
creditors. judge tIJttr, lU his decision, says
roe natal objection to the arrangement that 10
did secure the application OF tie mprtgaged prop
the OF tlg debt edlatcly or WItIH
reasonable fuc. II TIE busi.cs 10 De carried on win
this view proved unsuccessful, no part ~ the
debt might paid ana yet MI at the property
would Doe DELAYED TOR the sake % gyag this creditor
possibility merely payment ont ~ the properly. snch
an arIau cement Is necessarily void ANA tie assignee
bankruptcy recover tue properly Tor the beEch OF
the creditors. decree aJud.cadnE the morisdg Fo'd
Il rd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-16

S-PRFNlE C0Uxr-C CHAMBERS Poster, Court ut
1890 yu calendar yai ~ r. II M Nos - q ~ ~
-. loo, isS, 100. 81, Ill 2lJ 22u I'll ~ 20
81 30 23l 23} 49, 239, 2lJ. ~. 10. 10 - iJ
SPECIAL VEr1i-DDnOIue, J.-COJrt opens NJ 1851 a. H.
Cas-. Ou. 80 Oar calendar.
SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TELSl-Freedman, Court
opens at II iu.--NO DAY calendar
COMMON PLE',-~pkrIAL IEoi-Larremore J-Court opens
! U. E0r motions.
GENEgAi SEsslOSs-PAgT flowing 1.-THE People agt
ChasiluC Cox, homicide continued.
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DECIsfONo-JrLrl 10.

supreme C0iut-Chambas-B Judge Potter
Ennis and OAys.t.Iautd. - t.c matter
Douga-Ouirr EIanci. IN the matter Nalu-i wish 90
uusr Ia this mattel Flynn agt. buys.-l reason
fOi granting thr n v asked Tor
SBtc,ut ItTH-bE Jutgo Van Eruut- rum ana another
Bliss e. afiu0ues srttl.d Sullivan another am
smyth and anoiheG-JudRmcnt signed. Philips agt Mac.
holaI 81 al Findings signed.
Common Pieds-O6Hcrdi It1m-Bv Presiding Judge
and Judges LarrcmOru AMI Beach McKeAua agt
the New YORK central and HARLEM tar0ad Company -Iudc
ment rcyorstd trial ordered with appellant 10
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INVITE STAR LINE.
ptoposals

ENGINEER OFFICE. WASHINGTON Moyr}TSrl
WASHINGTON. b. g.. Juy "a, 1873.
PROPOSALS tor WROUGHT aud CAST
4 IRON WORK for the wASHtNGTON MONUMENT-
scaled proposals for furnishing setting IN POS
Wrought Cast iron Work r,q rct n interior u he
Washington MonmouJ this city will be reclved nc his
Office unit - The 2-J day Of July and opened imme.
diaseiy thereafter
ton required can be obj giu.d 40 ihi, Office.
THOMAS LINCOLN CASEY.
LIeat.-COl. Corp, u LnEipoers,
fta 49, an lar