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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12

ONCE MORE AT WoRK,-Fred LANCE, the
go-ahead, hard working tin-smith who was
burnt out of place of business by the Ad-
ans House fire, has resumed operations on the
opposite side of the street near the French
House. He is very capable and honest
man, is Fred, and he is a most excellent
worker in gas-flting, plumbing and all
branches Of the tinker's trade. 1t is well to
give him such abundance of work as will keep
him busy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12
end Cor Illustrated Catalogue and Prize
Lit G. lag Full InfOTm lon and
Rules for MeasuI ing.

n. b. The California Elastic Truss is for sale by
any Druggist in Carson City They prefer 10 sell Eastern
trash, on which they can make large profit Send d.
rect to the
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
myths 720 Market street Z Francisco
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12
TO LETT,
A FINELY FURNISHED HOUSE

- A VERY DESIRlRLE HOUSE a.
I:5 will be let leased for long term a E.aa
d.slrable tenant Inquire at this office
December r. 1878.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12

AN outside stairway at the Opera House,
north side, is to accommodate those who
would occupy the stage boxes. Good idea
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12

FICKs FLORAL GUIDE. |, 1879
Wick Floral Guide, has come to us by mail
This is the most remarkable production of It's
attests not only Mr.. Vick's enterprise but his
taste The illustrations of Towering plants,
vegetables etc, are very numerous and in
terestlng. We suppose there is no question
that Wick is the most successful and inteli
gent florist in the United States
SPECIAL INvIrATIoN-To the Honorable
Officers and Members of the State Legisla
ture-Gentlemen You are hereby most re-
spectfully invited to attend the services of
st. Peters Episcopal Church, during your
sojourn at the Capital. A polite usher will
be in attendance. GEO. R. DAVIS, Rector.
ST.. PETERS CHURCH-Ful services to-day
at the usual hours, IL A. NJ and 40 P M
Sunday School at II 80 Subject for even
ing service, "Conscience" Public invited
GEO. R. DAVIS, Rector.
METHODIST CHURCH. Service to- might at
o'clock. Subject of discourse Some
HholC 11dIl-tL uIHS. TIC SedIS are IIee, anu
all are invited. Sunday school at 2 P. M. No
morning service.
THERE will be services at the A. M. E.
Church to-day at IL A. Nj. and P. NJ. Sub
ject for the evening services, "Man's Ac-
countability to God" NJ T. WEIR, Pastor.
LYNCH's Skating Rink will become sleigh
ing park, We fear, by tonight, if the snow
which falling last night continues coming
down rapidly as it came then.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - To-day there
will .be services in the Presbyterian Church
at ii A. NJ. and P. M
A TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH awaits Mr.. J.
Arudes at the Western Union office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12

CoLrNRr,, Tuolumne Co, July 10, 1873.
W. ]. Horne, Esq. Dear Sir: For time past
have have used III practice the California Fl site Truss
with entire satisfaction in most Of complicated hecnfa
Of both sexes During practice of forty five years have
found truss that woull with the and certain
y, retain the required adj iuStmcn the pressure being al
way under the immediate control Of the patient. The
simplicity and of application is Of itself guarantees
ia every experienced physician. have the honor To remit
by mail the unit due, knoUig tn contribute To the
alienation Of afflicted humanity. ioIrs, truly,
}. r. TlRBlTS, NJ u.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12
S G II D o l. S

The Carson District School will be reopened
to- morrow.
The Sierra Seminary, Miss H. r. Clapp.
Principal, will commence its winter term to-
morrow at the usual hour
The kindergarten, under the charge of
Miss Bahcock and Mrs Wasson, will begin
at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning. This is
best school for little bits of children in this
State
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-12
CARSON SKATING PARK.

Nov OPEN FOR THE USE OF LOVER
~ Of Ice Skating 1t presents surface Of Ice $50 feet
square, and its greatest depth p feet that it is safe
for children There is comfortable building for the
patrons f2y No Skates for
Adn,issi on.......5O eta 4 Children.......25 c's
Ladies free.
w NJ LYNCH, Proprietor
Carson, December IA, 1873.
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ANOTHER WONDERFUL CURE
EFFECTED BY
CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS!

CALIFORNIA ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY. W J. HORNE, Pro Ign
prietor Dear Sir: feel that ov,
it you and t. humanity to writeSfNA - ~
the fact that have been SUBSTAN- w 49,
TALLY CURED Of Il bad Of Y
Rupture of thirty ears standing, by
one Of your Incompatible Trlsscs II
which purchased from you three
m nthS ago cannot describe the suffering both phys-
cally and mentally that have undergone during that
period and fee like a being. | haze worn all
kinds uf Trusscs both and Elastic and received
any permanent relief until tried yours It, simplicity NJ
constructions and facility with which it be adjusted
and the and RECT freedom the motions Of the
body wiki which can be without causing any i'm
taon its chief merits. and 1t is perfect supporter.
nave not had any sign Of return If rupture since the
first day nut il and feel that perfectly CItED.
invau tbe and the fact should h known to the world.
You refer any to the subject uf their merits
am. truly yours. ALFRED J. 81 EkE Chief Mail Clerk
) +. Daily Evening Post san Francisco July 20 1873
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prescription of his physician should be
prompt and implicit. He should never
permit his own crude opinions as to theiI
fitness to influence his attention to them
A failure in one particular may render an
otherwise judicious treatment dangerous
and even fatal. This remark is equally ap.
plicable to diet. drink and exercise. As
patients become cOnvalescent, they are apt
to suppose that the rules prescribed fol-
them may be disregarded, and the conse-
guence but too often is a relapse. Patients
should never allow themselves to take any
medicine whatever that may be recon-
mended to them by the selt-constitnted
doctors and doctresses who are SO fire.
quently met with. and who pretend to pos
, sess infallible remedies for the cure of ev-
| cry disease. However simple some OF
their prescriptions may appear to be, it Of
ten happens that they are productive OF
much mischief. and in all cases they are in
furious. by contravening the plan of treat
ment adopted by the physician.
7. A patient should, if possible, avoid
even the friendly risits Of a physician who
is not attending him-and when he does
receive them, should never converse on the
subject Of his disease. as an observation
may be made, without any intention Of in
reference, which may destroy his conf
'ence in the course he is pursuing, and in
dnce him to neglect the directions prescrib-
ed to him. A patient should never send
tor a consulting physician without the ex-
press consent of his own medical atten !.
ant. 1t is of great importance that physi-
clans should act in concert; for, although
their modes of treatment may be attended
with equal success when employed singly.
yet cOnjOint!y they are very likely to be
productive of disastrous results.
8. When patient wishes to dismiss his
physician, justice and common courtesy
require that he should declare his reasons
for so doing.
Q. Patients should always. when prac-
tcable, send for their physician in the NOR
ming before his usual hour OF going out
tor. by being early aware OF the visits he
has to pay during the day. the physician is I!
tble to apportiOn his time in such mar
ner as to prevent an interference of en-
yagements. Patients should also avoid |
sallng on their medical advisers unneces-
sarily during the hours devoted to meals
Or sleep. They should always be in readi-
less to receive the visits Of their physician.
ls the detention of few minutes is often
If serious Inconvenience to him.
10. A patient should, after his recovery.
inst and enduring sense of the
alue Of the services rendered him by his
physician for these are of such a clmrac-
er that no mere pecuniary acknowledge
tent can repay or cancel them.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
Union Pacific Railroad.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
Of the Union Pacific Railroad Company
on the 9th inst. developed the fact that
Jay Gould hasn't sold out very badly. He
is still the largest stakeholder voting 1873.
700 shares in his own right, besides 10000
by proxy. He was reelected Director.
and will probably continue to be the leaad-
ing spirit in the U. r., as he has been.
Some changes were made in the Directory.
Bishop Sharp. of Salt Lake City. was re-
elected. The finances of the company
were shown to be in good condition. the
net income last year being nearly $780,
CN0
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

TIL" partnership heretofore existing between
Peter Benson and William Clausssn under The
firm name Of Benson 4 Clausssn, Is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All Indebtedness
Of the late firn will be paid by Vim. Ciaussen,
and all amounts due the firm must be paid to
him. PETER BENSON,
WILLIAM CLAUSSEN.
Parties knowing themselves indebted to the
late firm Of Benson Clsusssn are requested to
settle their accounts ut once, and save expenses.
WILLIAM CLAUSSEN
Saltwater Feb "a lY0
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:


This Beautiful Piano IN.
right Cabinet or Parlor
Organ tiike cut), New
Style No. 1855. Dimen-
sions-Height, 53 inches:
Depth, s6 ms. Length, so
= tins. Three e, sets Of
Reeds. Thirteen (13)stops
UEoiian; lg)yoxCeleste:
l9 Echo;til DuIciana; (5j
Niolina;(e) Vox Hufnana:
"a Principal; GU Haul
boy; (yl Diapason; (10)
DIicet; Ql)Grand Organ:
Q2) Principal Forte; Isl
Flute. Five Octaves. Up-
right Bellows, with inn
1nenSe power. Hinged
mpStands out Of sight
when not in use. Beatty's
Improved Knee Swell.
and Reatty's New Excel
sior Grand Organ Knee
Swell. Magnificent high
" finished Black Walnut
Case and Elegant Frt.ch
veneered Panels. Aliia
improvements. Weight.
when boxed, 500 lbs. IL
contains Beatty's new
vox Celeste Stop, which
tsby far the sweetest and
most perfect that has ey-
erbeenaktained. Charm
Ing is the universal ex-
clamation Of critics and
lovers Of sweet music
who have heard this
combination. The su1s-
den burst Of harmony
thrown out by the Beat
~ Grand Organ Excel
sior Knee Swell, from
the scale being perform
ga BY q professional, is
inirnitable. Reguiar
ketais Price eskeA
for such An InatPu.
nsent by the la0nopo.
lasta Agta. about &34O
will sell thu BeSutf.
mi Organ during thia
month In ereerts
IT Introduced, boxed
oRd delivered IN Carn
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Restaurant for Sale.

FOR SALE, my Restaurant, situated at tall
place, consisting of one building, twenty b,
fly feet, Cook House, Laundry, Ice House
Stables, Garden, Furniture aud everything per
tanning 10 frst-class house
For further Information, address,
HENRY SANGNiER.
Fort Custer, Montana.
January n. ls7s. lll-sml
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70 Advertise
Coop. Rowell 81
SELECT LIST
OF
LOCAL NEWspAn.

MANY parsons suppose this list to DE- q
Gle AP, low-priced newspapers.
lie otherwise. The Catalogue Ia
hat the napers are. When the uah,'
printed in FULL FACE TYPE ~ 4
A:tance the BEST paper in the llTy,
rinted III CAPITALS it j. the oNhise
he place. When printed in romah
either the best nor the only paper. ~
a very good one, NOTWITHSTANDING
ives the population of every ioTh az
alton of every paper. II is mol "
ist. III Is NOT \ CHE AP Isl ia =
4 the Catalogue for each state my
pwns which are not covered by me me ~ u
nerated. 1T Is AN HONEST LII
harged for advertising are barrel! arr
publishers schedule. The price U" I'M
aur weeks in the entire list is S65o' ~
rates of the paper for the same sp%~sc
are %, 136 So The list inciudes 9vau ~
u which lS3 are issued DAILY shaantd
LY. They are located in so dinetelnscf.
owns; Of p are State capitals, ~ r
!, 900 population, and Ash county ROs
% application. Address GEO; Bl
CO'S NEWSPAPER ADVEkIlNv =
. opyqae -. PriRting Houee ~
nm iAnl
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

Warehouse, as we'll as Farm Mills, are
structe6 both kinds requiring ri2c rs :
modate the demand, and giving a capacF
to $50 bushels per hour, cc,rdlug to &c
They are shipped, boxed fir ocean tr's
and "sct up" or knocked down IN ?
iala d, as requested; ard il al case; p
board Cars or Steamer Orders filed SAD
received.
Mills shipped knocked down go %
freig hit charged as when forwarded 'sstE
graphs and Circulars supplied or apPhcal@
will be quoted oa0 and on liberal terms
pondence collected.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

TfoV0HhOH AGe1S.
Fred. NJ. Wilson :s our duly authorized
Agent to receive and receipt for any and
all amounts due " on subscription Or
otlasr aseouuts.
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FYssx sssfa

EggsGH f. f. ~ l. 1904
Hsals.t: : :,.; $50, -, .Aa,
'.e w 'ssva see..n q
tfs.3s!. r risn,.n,. eonap.ss ana ireon'pa:i
s - Z, e a sroo,, Adviee - ha.sasa.
Tiric. 70 vi-cs, rr. Gsun. its sans.s Cee9scy srd
ss e. i Sg. Z e.
in ava 1onrls sci-ncs q fer-oene.ior sfgs u
nic.i, lisr.iss" Law 81 Divorce, i4h nsnsl
r!or1en, thcr e,i,ses sr treatment. book r. "a.
81 oo1s1ss,e Tes,tn OF So rars w'lA f4- f.sss a.
silra. ,. - iis /. seaei t,r % e-ats.
.'T.lo priy5,to faet'ic1i f'YiceT,n
- s,oa y-Tn s:sorhc-, c-uSl r. 5:i-ty,. In.
y SC - 80 kI :, So s;as r a ,: q
I1s sirad Lin.nessc- 81 ghi, Crrcr We F"n-o-T,
L3ts 81 srr.i. T1.s making G.s-rsC, rarN'.r
Va =, :7'.f,rte sfs.i ,r.ss'' y.-,s'; 49,.
.,aie 'icei n-,i->,"
III t.-,s in GO r.es'g boz I'd .onr-, 4. IN
ra~., ,lt srrr io0 Il g e7ee--
fi"zon,. genera i, -Ts;1 TIA: - ~o- ksosn9 ead
.ai.A.i. sd s..a:'sa=d FER s.,:ist eanh avs
t.. .ses ~ e, f,r ;-.e',"sn I'D s@ra VI.
Il flad q ST. ,,.hos. .s.~fk I'm II nsri:5ss
I've; a e,'sa .>ru:,1 u,-.; .. c9r1re'e
Inc r re- II s.grG': tiLv,co ear-ency !.orra'-
a's~e-- v..N7':t Che A1'-cs,: z. Gut YER
cS+y, ~. 81 :. Lor., iio. C-s.eblsssd isiC.4
Fer .si, ~ \ ess Cea'ers. AcC.iTS v-ae.-1.
4, 20! ir7',es 81 r'-son. ri.'-'-: p =
e. d icyrsy s:.a-e, "a tsst ~ ~ lc~-f
- s9-1e:ai=s 10 t..,.r ~ s-ltss s--i-t. ---s'
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
SnOW-RaiseSl Bread,

A correspondent of the English Mechanic
writes ''tllat snow. when incorporated with
| dough, performs the same office as baking
powder or yeast. l have this morning for
breakfast partakcn ola snow-raised bread
cake, made last evening and which was
made as follows: The cake when baked
weighed about three-guarters of pound.
a large piled tablespoonful of fine. dry,
clean snow was intimately stirred with a
spoon into the dry flour, and to this was
added a teaspoonful OF caraways and lit
tie butter and salt. Then sufficient cold
water was added to make the dough of the
proper usual consistency (simply stirred in
with the spoon, not kneadel by the warm
hands,, and then Immediately put into a
quick oven and baked three-quarters of an
hour. 1t turned out very light and pala-
table. have understood. but not vet tried
it. that boiled suet buildings, dumplings.
sailors duff and the like can be made
light by the same means. Now. as to the
paradox to many that frozen water in
any form should produce an expansive eff
feet. as it is already by freezing expanded
to its utmost capability. But that snow
actually has this property is well known
TO every farmer who experiences its disin-
tegrating effects on the hardened clods of
his field. The true reason appears to be
this: The light mass of in:eraced snow
crystals hold imprisoned large quantity
of condensed atmospheric ir.whicl,. when
the snow is warmed by the wing among
the clods and very rapidly in the dough.
expands enormously and acts the part of
the carbonic acid gas in either baking
powder or yeast. take the precise action
to he then. not due in any way to the snow
itself. but simply the expansion of the fix
ed air lodged between the inters les of the |
snow crystals by application of reat This
theory. if carefully followed out. might
p"rchance give clue to find simple and
innocuous method of raising
bread and pastry
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
COTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO.

being the only one manufactured in the U. S. 1t is
made throughout of the best material and work
manship. The action our patent improved and
IS the best in use; it fills long felt want for
light, portable, handsome and cheap Piano, which
WI IN great measure supersede the Reed Organ.
ne Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five years.
Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the
market. Write for particulars and terms. Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools.
Address BILLINGS l. co.
- EAST FOURTEENTH 81.
New York City
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

When Salt Lake girl wants a new pail
of shoes she goes to the shoe store. asks
the clerk for pair of No. 2's, takes them
home. and sends them back by her little
brother. with note stating that they are
TO loose and she will call again some
day, but tells him to send up pair of No.
G's for her poor old grandmother, who is
visiting them.-Ogdcn Dispatch.
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GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS.

GALLATIN COUNTY OFFICERS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.. Martin, Charlie.
Anceney and John NJ. Robinson
sheriff and AsseSsor-W. 5. Mckensie
CLERK and RecOrder.-S. W. Langhorne
Treasurer and Supf. Of Public Instruction-J. d
McI aman.
JadJe Of Probate.-A. ID. Mcpherson.
C0foner.--J. {. Switzler
Justice Of the Pedcc.-J. Dediwick.
CoHsfdbie-A p. Clark
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27

The Rev. Matthew Hale Smith preached
a sermon in New York the other day. in
which he said that the secular newspapers
are to-day more religious than the religious
papers proper. and two-thirtls more wor-
thy to be read than the denominat ional
papers. Mr.. Smith is Baptist, and sucl,
admissions from such source are signis-
cant.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
Dissolution Notice.

fOu cannot improve coffee grounds by
any system OF cultivation.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-27
Times Of Holding the Courts OF Won
tana for the Year, A. ID. 1879.

SUPREME COURT.
In HELENA, first Monday in January, and Sc
cond Monday in August
FIRsT DIsTR!CT-HEyRr N. BLAKE. Judge
In Madison County, nj EIRrrHIA CITY, secohd
| Monday In March; second Monday In Sep'eih-
Der. g., v,,.x
In Galiatln County, at BozEMAS, first Monday
In MAY: fourth Mon'lay In October
In Jefferson Comfy, nj RADsRssCHG, Hrst
Tuesday in April; first Tuesday In October.
SECOND DIsTRICT-HIaAN ESo1LrS, Judge
In Deer Lodge County. at DEER LopGE CITY,
second Monday IN April
First Monday IN September ('r all causes
that can be tried without Jury, except Ia cases
where the parties conseu: that special venlre
NAV issue to try the same
day In June: second Moniny IN November
In BeaveYhead County. at BhNFAck, nr5t
Monday IN June; second Monday in october.
THIRD DIaTEICT-D. :. WADE, JrD0E.
In Levi. and Clarke Comfy, Al HELENA, first
MONDAY In March: Grsi Monday In November.
In Eeaghei County, al hAaoND CRY, fourth
Monday in April; third Monday In october.
[SorK-Cnited stai.5 Counts are held at Nir-
ginis City. Deer Lodge. ana Helena, at me
times the Territorial District Courts are heia al
those pisces.1
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Miles City Advertisements.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16
cALrNnARs rHIs Day.

srrEtHE CorRT--CHAABEEs-B Barrett J5NoS 20; ~ ~
9 lO Ia. go, -, 100 200; @Cd +6S -bs -Si -sV
poo 500. 50-. $40 3lS, ol4. 3l5. 5l6. ,,, ?,
GE,rk,L DAVIS ana Brady and Lns9s 7E JJ
iSslA i7s. i05. IL. 40. l79 io7 1I9 zoo
80 a a4 81 i @ M rs S an9 M 7 IS S05
737 ~ 4O4. 743. $50. 6l3. H34, 76. sll. 80 ~ 90.
CIEcrIPA41 l. 59noaGe @ j-NSs -so 2s5s SSo !Sy 2s
3 j. Ist5 o. 1906 rs, 2l2j, l2ig2 So ESQ -. =
9so0 29I z-53 lsss 4O4s 1880, 1897 2G9l $50 2e96
PGRr GI--Potter JNo.. 4lss, 1895, i7s2 l7s3, l7s+
sos l2-1 S4s 726. 22OS. 2274. $9S 1885 llji .54
229. 80 i5os 3jO9, 2l40 al @oo5 @i99 400
& V- Is H. 5s a5s 2?ss 2IsS 2a0i 2i46 isii 1850
sCPERoG CoChr-GENIRAL IERA-Nan Worst anu SPeH'
SPECIAL rFRM-Sedgvtck. J.-Nos. 2e. 29, 81. "a.
TRIAL TERM-PART I-FIeeimsn J.Nos 5a3, 5S5' i64'
Pant iI-Ai!ourned for the term.
COANoy PLEAr-GENERAL TERA--C. 2. DAILY. G. J., and
HHs 47 -. .'i % ~ - ~ a. 49, &C 81
SPECIAL TEsH-J. f. DAILY, $50 day caienGar; ~ 80,
IRA. TE4A-PAgT Ivan Hoesen --Nos 80 - AZ
MARSE COURT-1RIAL TERA-PARr l-Alker. { J.-NOs.
2s7l Ol2 jl43. 100. 5Ol2, 222O 1855 46' @S'3 JeiI
PAnT ii osmnott J-Nos 1913 Also. 52O4 1896 A37.
J7j 1886 55S7 1888. 5J39 j3+i j3it $40 j5t6 53ie
PART II-GOepp. Nos j2e5 5DiS 6d63' -52to, 2II
b25l 2G2 j27l jl94. 5232 1853 j26l, 52o, oZ s4LI
GeSRRN SFs-oS--PART I-tiilders.revr. J.-Fran"is
Meade robbery William H. Griev Joseph Lenoh iel3nl
assau al battery Rosa Brady. CRANE larceny J2seph
forgery Francis RecA attempt AZ larceny stephen a
smith fr,Ouious assault and battery. - ,,.,. ~
n-,edl: pcter R0urg James MCGOWAN, homicidr Joseph
FOT Whsm Nclory. fe0nlous assault sud battery Jos
e2h Levy Abraham Petereon Abraham 4 FREEMAN Snase-
bernstein James Foley, Edward hesrney JOIN pen
tUth-chid. Kate FrlcAe grand iaf
cenv Thomas Enlee false Prern'es' casper heker
Ne.sou, p't larceny William DAVIS 'SsaG' anu Os'
New-York tribune., 1879-01-16

the counsel but they separated by the Court
Officers The jury gave plaintiff a verdict for 900
Aaran Harris, an old man of sevenry-two.
convicted yesterday IN the General Sessions, before
judge Gderseeve under the statute against the sale
OF milk from diseased cows The statute is broad. and
rDiis the keeping OF cows in crowded and unhealthy
condition for the production Of milk for market The
claimed that though OF his cows were
badly burned IN fire winch occurred at his stables ne
kept them merely to cure them, and sold no milk from
them, The Jury in apparently agreed on a
verdict Of guilty. but poll " the jurors one dissent
ed, aud they sent back After an hour they came
IN with unanimous verdict Of guilty. Sentence was
deferred to Friday.
A street car on the Flushing Avenue Line,
Brooklyn became unmauagenble when going down the
-dndsst. h on November %, SIS, aud as 1t turned
into HudsOn-ave II came into collision with coach nc
cuuied by Miss Marcela Moran and Miss Mary RI ey,
who returning from funeral They received Sc
we're iuare-. and Miss Moran sued the Brooklyn lily
E1irOsd Company recover 5000 damages. ~
case was tried the Ci;y Court yesterday IL was AZ
legged hy the defence tnat there was no negngenee Oh
the part Of the company and mat the accident couu
have been prevented. The jury rendered 'erucIl III
favor OF the plaintiff for 1925.