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New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
fine ArIs
1te Cream,

A FACT.-HORT0Nn ICE CREAM Is MADE
IN FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM
To CHUKCHEs FESTIVALS HOTELS, RESrAU RANTS
AND THE TRADE
25c. PER QUARl
To FAMILIES By the GALLON. SOC PER QUARE
CHARLOTTE RUssE and JELLY
FRESH RICH and DELICIOUS,
PRICE BELOW ALL orHER3l
DopOts. 305 <thave. 1888 Broadway snd73 cnathansI
EUSSELLS ICE CREAM in the city;
25c per quart Church Fairs &c charottes 4sc peg
doz. out VI town specially ~ Bible House.
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RECORDED LEASE
RECORDED MORrHAGEi

Mayor Aldermen etc TO the Fulton Market Fish
mongers Association Fulton Fish Market, 10
years, annual rent
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graies ano TENDERS.

prnes an0 TENDERS.
CRATES AND TENDERS.
W The Target manufacturers OF Halt Low Crates
Tor either hard coal with dumping aud shaking attach
Places, with andirOns aud basket
crates for Brass Eenders, Fire Sets and Coal
IIods u antique ana modern designs.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Estimate. given 10 builders contractors and architects
j. = CONOVER & Co.. 500 and 3US Canalst, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
6elp Uants6

XyANTED-25 men from 80 to 45 years of
w ace 10 learn how to sell my OBJECT TEACHING
BIRLE an aftr months experience. 10 hire and teach
others wi pay when competent to hire and tram
hers - 600 To 900 Nys age experience. and
send this W. ]. HOLLAND. Springfield, Mass
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

E0R SALE-First-class Farm in Dutchess
County near Hudson River; over 800 acres well ndap
ted Or grazing or fruit large convenient dwelling
only 800 would divide; several fine rlVer
views. PURDY & GROWER 100 Man-st.. TarTytown Ny.
nor SALE-At MOntclair, n j., two-story
and French.roOf house. Is including kitchen and
Laundry acres of land well laid in lawn aud gse
planted with fruit and decduOus Trees
hedges c stables and henneIy views very hne GEO. ~
CLEARMAN. NO. 30 Wallst
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Hlnsieal Instruments.
N UT
"A LAST NIGHT OF THE SUBSCRIPTION,
TOMORROW Frday) EVENING. barcn rs, at 3,
Production OF MegerbeeTs Opera,

TAKE NOTICE.-UpOn my return from Eu-
rope 1873 ADVERTISED largely Beattys offer tor this
beautiful piano Uppgh parOr organ style 1885,
swells, Of reeds; weight boxed, 800
pounds monopoisPs price about $40 my pce only $50 80
great worked a. the fsntoy I'll 10
D. M Ia l orders THIS unparalleled oner IL e1tenced until
fTther noce it however order New pianos
sl25 $50 sl46 and uDwads So SA40; pay
only after testing home Latest cir
culsr free Daniel r. Beatty. Washington, ~ j.
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6iinations Uanteo-- females.

CHAMBERMAID &c.-PrOtestant, as cham
~ bermaid and seamstress: will assist with children
best Of reference Address H. Tribune Uptown Office l23o
RrnadMaY
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

AT TENAFLY, n. j., for sale-An elegant
"A coantIy seat owner in Europe either ten or thirty
under highest cultivation line lawns fruit orchas
vegetable garden fully stocked handsome, finely finished
modern residence complete In every particular large stables
obudngs of description spring water lake very
high strictly healthy commanding extensive views Apply
to EDWARD T. HAMILTON. 80 PinesL, New. York.
NewJeTsey Real Estate q specially.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Gonntrp properIn DO Eet.

Gountrp prouerrn DO Est.
AT LONG BRANCH and MONMOUTH
"A BEACH, SEA BRIG lit and ycnitv-Cottages. board
lnghOuses business places farms &C. to let for sale OF
ply to WM LANE Co, East Long Branch, p o. Box az
AT BELLEVILLE, n. j., forty minutes
from NewYork ana hye minutes NJ from depot pleasant r
and shade trees nice stable &C. to rent Low to he gns
West where phOt graph Of the place be
HOTEL, handsomely furnished, IN vicinity
Of a H lS 20 conduc g of In @
s,yls. For paTtcgaI. apply at HOTEL EXCHANGE III
MORRISTOWN, n. ITO LEASE for three
l years nice cottage eight modern conyenien es
sCfnssi sC1n sa'''n anu ''-O''' ''0O D' - '''
MONTCLAIR. = Houses furnished, unfur-
fl nished sale and rert Howe Parsons 79 CedarstNY
ORANGE, n. J.-Houses and Country Seats
o let nH S i Ro 3 BOad@g aiS RoS%
ORANGE, n. Trent $780, Attractive
lent location. EDWARD P: iIA%IIToN 80 Pnest. New
York (This nclghborhoOd specialtyD
TO FLORISTS and MARKET GARDENERS
TO lease at low figure about acres Of # sroGH in 5s
city Of Elizabeth within minutes walk OF station lays
"S f5iG fDf fenced on all 'fei HRR{ co. pues
TO RENT-At Mount Vernon, Westchester
GsP sS n &C.
ROBINSON premises lot 26 lstave bet Sd and 4tss
TI'O LET-The upper part of a, two;story
aed No 5GS Psvonia1ve Jes'y cry Heights rent 80
amoRh, @G, IZqqre on the premises or Of O. NJ KING TFO
rTO REN Fat TARRYTOWN and IRVING
large double BRICK HOUSE, conveniently located near
BRo&&Eh, 100 Ma2ln,st. fariytow l1.
TO LET-At New-Rochelle, N. Y, the Home
Of VIM T9ole LATELY deceased house & py fur
rent WILLIAM LEcoUNT Agent, New Rochelle. N. Y.
V,O RENT-At Croton Landing one hour
L and twenty minutes from Grand Central Depo-A nine
COTTAGE for $3.50, and sI.room COTTAGE for Sup
Landing. n. =.
V'O LET-At Plainteld, n. j., 40 minutes
nom New-YOrk handsome two story and French roof
lot 20xSo0 10 nit utes walk depot 1926 20 trains
'"'i way 100 Barclay-st., New.York
ITO RENT. FURNISHED, for the Summer,
/ at Darien c mn eighty minutes from New York by n.
ard H. r. f. and 1--we minutes n as dGPo tar 65 5e
dres. Nj S. MAIHER Darien, Conn
,IIO LET or FOR SALE-At White Plains
FrenchToof house With Is looms furnace. gas, bathroom
ana as Laundry M Sa o Gcpo rent 500
cottages smaller $500 more ground may be mad ad
1 BRo&N % %%ESTcoTT SSSS u No Pei Broadway No So
White Plains.
NO LET or LEASE-An elegant residence
and three minutes walk Kearney sta ion on Moucllr
aud GREENWOOD Lake Railroad house ras fifteen rooms %h
STABLE pasture and plenty stretch If river for
% ros S1 SanT way he T Te M W grand old
many pac complete arch making drive Tor miles 0,
surpassny the property Will De rented 10 gO0d
tenant for 500; the owner will meet The $50 ~ train
iron @ CapSrs i an az ead e aSdFess 10 G ludlow
S2S Br0adst. Newark. NJ.
th 10 MONTU.-Beautiful residence on Lake
LOnE ssnd ny ,8 ss acres gOS Srcad n
ami outbudings. j. b. FORD - Faik,pace \. !.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27

4 FARM of about 40 acres OF excellent
~ high of cultivation thoroughly drained
with tile. and in condition. adjacent Ia houIishng VII
LACE Cayuga County connected by railroad with New York
and extending from the shore o Cayuga Lake abon mile
eastward IL has 1ne stone mansion beautifully situated
upon high ground commanding extensive over the farm
various ouOudngs constructed for the poses of
large and substantial MILL with constant
watepower and other valuable property connected
with the farm the whole offered for sale on favor
any onedesrOus OF amateur busnes. farm
ing this property presents ali opportunity rarely offered f'
further particulars apply 10 - - ,.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-27
Brooklnn Real Gslare for Sale.
Conuirp Real Gslats tor Sale.

A CHEAP HOME.-For sale, q good, we'll
~ built frame house and lot The lot ia 2jxl00 feet The
stories and contains rooms: in the rear u
The small building suitable for carpenters shop
furniture maker. The house Is oD staten Island " T.
ery bought for $1,000 part OF the purchase money
remain on mortgage Address r. A. l.. Box 4o' Tribune
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Astonfshing Success.

1t is the duty Of every person who
has used Boschee s. German Syrup to
let its wonderful qualities be known to
their friends in curing consumption,
severe coughs, Group. asthma. pneu-
monia, and in fact all throat and lung
diseases. No person can use it with.
out imme date relief. Three doses will
relieve any case, and We consider il the
duty of all druggists to recommend it
to the poor dying consumptiye. at lsast
to try one bottle. as 10000 dozen bot.
ties Were sold last year. aud no one
case where 1t failed Was reported. Such
a medicine as the German Syrup can
not be too widely known. Ask your
druggist about it. Sample bottles to
try sold at III cents; regular size rs
cents.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
KEARNEY AS A MARTYR.

Dennis Kearney now appears In the
role of martyr in California. Perse-
eution is the life of political party, as
we'll as of religious denomination.
The murder of Joe Smith, the Mormon
Prophet, at Nauvoo. Illinois, invigo.
rated the Church of Latter Day Saints,
and converted thousands through SYM
patty, to the new faith. The suppress
sion of free speech and mobbing OF
Abolitionists in the slave Statesein ante.
war days, resulted in the organization
and success of the Republican party in
the free States. SO the assault on
Kearney in Los Angeles. California.
hast week, has made him a martyr in
she opinion, OF. the Workingmen. and
will materially increase the vote of their
party in the ensuing election. Those
who were wayering, aud undecided
whether to accept the leadership of the
sgitator or not, are now firm sdherents
of the sand lot orator. and are among
she foremost in denouncing those who
assaulted him. The Workingmen'
meetings in San Francisco and else.
where are more largely attended. and
resolutions have been passed. condemn.
ing the ruffiAnly outrage. and pledging
the party to meet force with force. The
blood, which flowed from Kearney' 8
wounds has healed all dissentions in
his party, and cemented the several
f.ctions which threatened to disrupt it,
into a compact and. harmonious body.
determined to fight for the cause. if
necessary. Ii the Workingmen had
any show of carrying the State before
the assault. they will now sweep it by o
large majority.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Notice of Assessment,

ARTHUR CONSOLIDATED GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Location OF principal place of business.
Paradise. Nevada.
Location of Works, Mount Rose Mining
District, Humboldt county, Nevada.
NOTICE is hereby given that at meeting
IN Of the Board of trustees held on the
Eighteenth lSth) day of March, 1879. an as
sessment No II of two ~ cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of the Cur.
poration, payable Immediately, in United
states gold coin, 10 the secretary at the office
OF the company. Paradise. Nevada.
Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on
SATURDAY, the NINETEENTH N9th) day Of
APRIL, 1879,
will be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment 10 made
before. viii be sold Saturday, May third l3d) Z,
1879, to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gether with COSTS Of advertising and expenses
Of the sale,
H. WARREN, Secretary,
Paradise, Nevada. m20-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
BAYARD FOR PaEsIDENT.

The Chicago Times, which. like the
New York Sun, is perfectly iudepend.
ent if politics. and discusses essential
public questions from the high stand
point OF impartial convictions, an
nounces its programme for the ensuing.
Presidential campaign. 1t will support
the man who is nearer right than his
competitor, on material questions of
public policy. whatever his party desig-
nation. Thus for the next Presidency,
as the situation ia now presented, be-.
tween Sherman and Blaine on the one
side, aud Hendricks and Thurman on
the other. it would prefer either of the
former to either of the latter; and be-
tween Tilden and Grant, it would in-
fnitely prefer the former. because he
would be unspeakably more desirable
than Grant, whose infiction upon the
country for another term would be the
airest Of calamities, Of all the gentle.
men now prominently before the public
for the Presidency, the Times gives
Bayard the preference. The Sun has
not yet named its favorite for the place.
1t supported Tilden in 1876; and be-
lieving. as it does. that he was defrauded
out of an Office to which he was elected
by majority of the popular as well as
the Electoral vote, it may. in justice to
him, advocate his reelection in 1880.
The Sun and the Times, in conse-
euence of their entire Independence of
party. and their immense circulation,
are beyond doubt the most influential
newspapers published in the United
States, and if Tilden or Bayard is pitted
against Grant for the Presidency, they
will make it uncomfortsbly warm for
the man who. as General of the army
won the admiration of the North and
commanded the respect of the South.
but as President, winked at crooked
ness in every Department of the Gov.
srnment, and left the White House
without sigh of regret from anyone
except the rings which fattened on Gov
eminent spoils.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
ANECDOTE OF SOLD BROAD
HORNS"
Governor Bradley as Bank
Cashier.


Cashier.
The Virginia correspondent OF the
San Francisco Chronicle tells the fol.
lowing:
A pleasing anecdote of "Old Broad
HORNS" as he was fsmiliarly called, is
current upon the streets to-day, and as
tho same has never appeared in print it
is subjoined. Bradley emigrated to
Texas. and being neither spendthrift
nor Incorporate in his habits or dress,
he soon had acquired competency of
$500, which sum he deposited 10 the
safe of merchant in neighboring
town. This being the only safe in the
town, it was always well filled with the
deposits of the whole neighborhood
around, and the merchant gained large
ly in custom by its possession. At one
time the safe being unusually full of
bank notes and coin, and trade being
somewhat dull in the town, the mer-
chant resolved to make off with the de-
posts of bis patrons and leave his stock
for the payment of his debts. The
news of the plot coming to the ears of
Bradley. through lady. friend who
walked five miles to apprise him of the
fact, he Immediately organized the
creditors into band and took posses.
sion of the safe aud the stock. The
KEYS were demanded from the default.
ing merchant. and on his refusal to de.
liver up the same the safe war forcibly
opened and its contents examined.
Quickly improvising counter by means
of few spare boards. Bradley was ap-
pointed cashier of the newly formed
bank, and then and there every dollar
of the claims of the creditors was paid,
Still there was surplus of So. 500.
The angry depositors claimed their
right to that also, but then the hero
ism of the cashier cropped out. and
every dollar of the remainder was re-
turned to the merchant, its owner, with
the request that he would leave the
town so soon as his business affairs
could be settled.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Toll Road Notice.

II HEREBY certify that it is my intention
and desire to construct and maintain
Toll Road between the points and along the
route hereinafter more particularly described,
pursuant to the provisions of an Act OF the
Legislature of the state of Nevsda, entitled,
"An Act to provide for constructing and
maintaining Toll Roads and Bridges IN the
State of Nevada, approved March 3, 1861,
and the Acts amendatory and supplementary
thereto. That said Toll Road is to be known
as the Scott Toll Road Said Toll Road shall
commence ut about four miles north OK the
silver State Toll Road, on the old Thacker
road, and six miles south Of Cane Springs. ON
the same road. hese points shall be known
as the eastern terminus of the Scott Toll Road,
and running thence In westerly direction to
the Scott mine, on the western side OF the
summit situate i'll Silver state Mining Dis
trict, Humboldt county, Nevada; that the
whole length of said Scott Toll Road shall be
about nine miles from one terminus to the
other, that the plat Of the same is now on file
in the County Recorders office of Humboldt
county, Nevada,
In witness whereof have hereunto
set my hand and seal this 10Th
sEAL' day of March, A. ID. 1879.
JAMES ELLIOTT.
m21-30d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Notice to Creditors.

State Of Nevada, Humboldt county, IS. In
he District Court Fourth judicial District,
In the matter of the petition of Henry Terux,
insolvent debtor.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. VIM,
IL D. Bonnifeld, Judge Of the said District
Court. notice Is hereby given to all the cred
itors of the said insolvent, Henry ferux, to be
and appear before the said Judge in open
Court, at the Court room of said Court, in
Wianemucea, state and County aforesaid ON
TUESDAY, the 9Th day of APRIL, 1879, at III
O'Clock A. M. of that day, then and there to
show cause, if any they can, why the prayer
Of said insolvent should not be granted, and
an assignment of his estate be made and
he be discharged from his debts and Liabilities,
in pursuant of the statute in such case made
and provided; and in the meantime all pro-
ceedings against said insolv. NJ be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of
)sv., said Court, this 9th day of March
1879.
- j. II. JOB, Clerk.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25

The pedestrian fever has even ex.
tended to the most secluded precincts
of the family circle. The Albany Ex-
press says: 1--WE hear of several young
ladies of highly respectable parents in
this city who are training to walk. and
nearly all of them are under years
of age"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25

The conductor Of train east from
Portland. Me-, had "a curious experience
several nights ago. Passing through a
Gar. he Doliced u passenger asleep, and
poked him in the hog to awske him aud
get his ticket. The passenger did not
respond Then the conductor pinched
his leg. Still 10 signs. The conductor
pilched harder Sill the slumberer
2re tmed on. The conductor then
concluded to go through the car. collect
ahe rest of the tickets. and make a Job
sf this man after he had fioished tue
nllectlou. Having returned. he seized
nae fellow by the leg aud gave it "a tre-
E-ndous pull, when. to his horror and
Mspriss, the leg, wooden Ooe-came
ssEti7l has haeds.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Call and Settle.

a IL persons knowing themselves to be
N indebted TO Mrs. M. Clarke, late of-the
central Hotel, will please call and settle inn
mediately. q. w. CLARKE.
winnnemucca, March 90 1879. 2w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
Ranch for Sale,

YNHE Raspberry Ranch, situated in Rasp-
u berry Canyon, three miles from kasp.
berry station ou the q. r. h. r.. containing
100 acres Of arabic land, with plenty of water
for irrigating purposes, is offeI ed for sale ON
favorable terms. Apply at once at the Dis
trict Attorneys office. Hinnemuccs, Nevada.
Thus is raro opportunity to secure q good
ranch.
Winnemucci, New, March IS, 1879 I'm
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
MARRYING 4 FOREIGN COUNT.

Adelino Leiss has begun, in the Kings
County supreme Court. suit for nn absolute mVore'
from Arthur Leiss. The plaintiff lives at present IN
south BROOKLYN aud tlc defendant formerly csrfei on
the business Of rea estate agent on UHion-sqtare
Mrs Ieis-'s maiden name was Whitlock HcT parents
live At Royport v j. Leiss made her acquaintance In
1875 when she only eighteen years Of age. Hc rep
resented himself n German colni. and said thai
his possessed great wc-lth- In two years ne
expected possession or his Inherit ance
On October IN that he Induced Mis- Nntlock 10
csu~stf To cSrdesBe marriage. and they were mar
r,d by tac Eey. ]. +. g. Henncke. OF 81. Paurs d-
theian Church L-ies caused his wife 10 promise that
TIE union should kent until he should receive
his pnrim0ny. returned 10 her home. here Lelss
visited her On January g. 1870 howe they started
for Boat, on their wedding iOur. without acqusntiDg
Mr End Mrs WLitOck VITA the tact of their naTizx
fn exit ilay- ihe wife returned 10 hcypo-t having
Jound INA. her hushnrd not count ana that she
had been deceived TITO came before Judge Pratt
yesterday motion that referee be appointed to
take testimony. The decision WAS reserved.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
CIVIL NOTES.

Luke Glover has begun an action in the
Broohlyn City Court against tie I,ng Island Railroad
Company 10 recover - GOO damages for Injuries in
fc.el his son, fOnr years odd, VINO was Knocked
by apd transit train at Atianiic-aye. AMI Fort
Greene place, BrOokya, August 2l aiid had ns arm
broken.
The motion made in Brooklyn on Monday
10 amend the appeal papers IN ne case OF Kelly against
the Brooklyn Common Council, which involved the
ordering oi u special election In the Twelfth Ward to
choOse Daniel O'ReiliyS successor wns denied by
Judge Pratt Yesterday II Is ordered. however that all
plpors used in the proceeding snail be Inserted ID
the appea! docum.n.s.
a suit has been hegun in the Supreme
Court Brooklyn. against jeremiah Osullivan TO recover
several thousand dollars wronsfully obtained u ir
alleged. by him from Mrs. Julia O'-uyaD, the widow
OF Michael O'-Gyrn. who came 10 tins country with
his wfe about twelve and settled IN this cy.
Thcv quarrcllrd and separated Mrs OSuihvan went
10 California, whore she became an inmate or an insane
asylUm, in when she Sfiii rtueius. The husband
an,ased property aud returned 20 Ireland, where
hc Glti i,si November. Upon his death Ills brother
Jercuii "a went 20 L. land and claiming 10 be hts sole
heir. obtained possession Of ala his property IL j. To
recover this money that the salt has been begun
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
TIE CCrR1 OF APPEALs.

Albany, Sept. a.-'Thc Court of Appeals viii
Mondav. sept. 10 The following Is list or tsc first
lift, No. J, rne People agt Agkug ., Toe People
Barlow me People Naukc J. Tho People asi.
Book >, The Pcop,e ags lyon; D.; Donovsn sgt. Van
Flynn agl. tAe Equitable LIE a. cctg
= Irving agi- kanSiue .. Jud-n aet PHILLIPS 10 Suick
WEoccr H. ueistOn shields Ia, GEninersOn
Cfl Fire Company
u. Emery wilson D. Br~le agt. Nstbunk l6 Miller
y, Down AcGourAcy Is. Merritt
at. Campo ~ ale agt smith; - uoss aSt II aiden -,
HumO act ~ Casey ag tie NowNOik Central
Hudson Iiyor railroad Company - Bruce sSi the ful
ton National Rank "a. Yarmouth ag Tracy - Mauning
agi. Hogan &c, JuIl!aId ag iranckyn "a kgthcT agt
Adler lo Kirkpatrci agt the Ne"i OK Central and Rnd
River iailrOad Company - Marshall Rg Davies 80,
Ftdman as Beer 81 tDd aet. Joyce 81 Power agt Cns
sidy; 80. Morris agt RudonH; "a, Stcsrns agt cage
80 HoaghtOn So hcoi agt. Huk 81 lOHee
ag Buiari B. HeudcrsOu The Ncs YORK Central ana
Hudson River Railroad Company 49, Baou balOu
80. TIow at shannon -, Fonner asi Johnson ~ teeer
agi. Weber A. ant. Whitehead IL, Nifs acr.
Mulsdy 45 Conlns agt Wkin 40. Brown ag Knapp -.
Judsop Dald IS Ayer,ast. Dickson 4J stewart agt
Wan male; 90, DeWiu agt Cooper.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-10
CALENDARS rHfs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAABBRs-- Testbrook. J-COrri opcns
NJ 1880 u m. Calendar called ~ IL a. NOS ~ no.
ll5, l2s lFi. 28f I6b, 1876 .03. 2Oi.
SUPERIOR COUgl-SPICiAL lSsN-CurfiS. {. mo day
calendar
COAqoS PLRAs-sPECIM TERA-C. 7. Daily. C.J.--SO day
Gale ,dar.
MAXINE COURT TRIAL TERx-PAEr I.-AdjouIned mill
FRIDAY
PARr II--Mc Adam J. Court opens ~ 10 Nos 81
A. ne ll9, 100, 1875 81, 81 26o 3,2s $780, l3l, l52
Iss. ia, ,35.
PAgr iII-Alke<. c. J.-Court cisas 81 10 III. Nos O.
3252 IS, 50 40 ~. 500, i3O i3.. 3s 1885, liO AL ~
las.
SEssioss-PAEr 1-Cowing The People agt
Joseph COnroy Cnarles Kn John j. jordan. homicide
Heny barton OConn0r John Johnson John Ac1ar
flOaiOs alt and battery Patrick Coleman
MCCARTHY. Michael Murphy Rafael Pfo;o Michael nauoI.
Rudolph H. LOchner burglary David H. Rhoby. Louis Ne
Don.A william Johnson Patrick Fcnelon. grand larceny
Paul sullivan assault and battery.
PART Il-Gdersleeve. THE People agt Francisco
AbrUzso hoinicido Dom;uics Laforte, Francis NIcKecn
Josen slater robbery Daniel Fest felolOrs aud
batiery Louis kunke, Tapo James Kerrigan. burglary