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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
THE COURTS.
RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOST BAGGAGE.

RESPONSIBILITY FOR LOST BAGGAGE.
Henry NJ. Isaacson. on August IL, 1875
Aought OF the agent OF the NewYor Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company ticket for New-oreans
nv the Mobile route" which carried him by way OF
Niagara Falls lie obtained q check for two trunks to
New.oreans In some way the baggage was deviated
from its course aud while the jackson route an ac-
soeut occurred by which the contents OF the trunks
which wore valuable. were destroyed. Mr. lsaacson
brought suit against the NcwYork Central Company TO
900 damages and the to trial be-
o., Ipstce Donohue I'm the Supreme Court, yesterday.
sre Attendants showed that the trunks were carried
over their road and safely delivered 10 the connecting
I'D Justce Donebue dismissed the complaint on the
Ground that nothing 10 show that the baggage
master had authority TO check the trunks beyond me
,oad nv which employed, and that, therefore III
checking them New-O:leans, he exceeded his au-
ifv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
DEClSIONS-FEB. 3.

S,,,remr Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
leU Slas me%cranGu% E@pcns art wysee
., Ra1 9Gs ait Young %nson sgt barney
Emisrant Industrial SAVINGS Bank act y,
Finn-See memorandum. Mas agt Gage-James H. Fay
appointed guardian ad em IN Tue aa,tI OF oopc ans
MoTange-siay vacated Coudray agt Beck -Reiused IN
regard to aowances Dougherty ag Gardner fhis motion
denied with P Da ws sT
Gumbnner oetawhere is The proof o. service Ia
quirer-Moton denied with costs. Mcdonald agt Davis
see memorsudHn Dawlry Garrison pawey agt Miller
back ast Aden-The plSntin discontinue as 70 Alden
payment Of costs Butler sgj Ne Scna
al; QuinanAn allowance Of $500 is granted TO the panuh
20 ag pes Of @ to EQUITY denied
agt schulIeMoon dened with costs Dry DOCK East
denied with costs Belden sgt Meeken pa N y SO1
der.aDg 90 no. nnd oY vacar the order Of ar
rest On the merits think that eht Of evidence with
the plaintiff and the motion is therefore, denied Nth eosls
Of The defendant be vacated for toe That Il h not
clear that such examination s Necessary te @
s. Gouge ag woodruff LSre95 sgt ze%er GTunss as
ings BeDeyills action same sSS sane scon
IT, No 2; Zepp agt BehIens-Grantec.
BY Judge Van VorstAyes agt Ayers and others-Oroer
By judge Donohue-Iu matter Of clappTn order sp
defendant make motion postpone at cTcst Rogers
esern Railroad Company GRANTED. The Peoples Bank
eef Noody-GraDted. Hart agt Lyneh.-Order granted
Soec,gI Term BY Judge Van Brunt-RroNne aEt. Mur-
dock~Tbe certificate the CLERK Of tie Circuit showing IS
ses tried and the and the pleadings wanted
nv Judge IaWrenceF1ynn. etc, agt Lathrop see mem
orsnduin. Byron agt freel CT ai.-see memoranduni
BY Judge Van VofstHeld agt Judgement Tor plain
fIe Beita another ag Belts ana others
report confirmed order for distribution made De Wit
ngf for pisnti on d7murrer Tirh no
efy 20 defendant terms: opinion iuu Ggt
should be an Issue framed to try the
question OF legitimacy. - No.. -. ~.
C;yr,it-PoTt LILY Judge Van VorstBartett agt Mus
Inner ct sl.-OrdcT reference settled and signed
Common Pleas-Specai ierm-By Judge }. +. DAILY.
--Iuswig art Dunsuth-nOtiOn granted without costs
BY Judge Devin agt the Mayor etc-Order SUB
s;ntIng defendant signed. -.
Wgrfse Court-ChambeTs-Bv Justice siunOtt.-
siegei agt denied without COSTS Henken sgt
q order nled seaman aRt Nelsok
Motion granted for February g. Belenger ag Smlth-Les
nendeus cancelled agt Manifestation 10 va
rate execution against granted Wuest sg Aenzel
Motion granted 81 10 painn 10 ABIDE inc event
emith agt Taylor; Gaiager agt Embellishments va
Gated ,,...e- 4. at-.s..
By Judge Hawes-Baker ag Jenkins Motor 70 dismiss
proceedings denied without costs The lndusuaI RECORD
fomnanV at Sulzbacher.-See memorandum. Ennis agt
MnhoIIand-Recever appointed. Winnie agt LussenOrdeI
TTfat TerD-Pcrt I-By Judge McAdam.s tuItevsni agt
eerI-Cae settled aud fled Van Wyck agt Moran scLIey
CT agt Laughin; same agt. acknowledgement hed'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
.STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY.

J. c.. Peck, United States Weigher, living
Of No. 10 glasss Brooklyn, went into the billiard
saloou No 100 Vesey-st Monday night and in walking
across the floor staggered and fell insensbe. An am
bulance was hastily summoned and Surgeon Wright OF
the Chambers Street Hospital came with IT, He saw al
, ylsnce Ihat Peck had been stricken with ap0pexy,
and took him the ambulance 10 the hospital, where
he died within half an hour.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
COMPROMISING A BANK CLAIM.

An application was made to Judge Gilbert,
in the Kings County Supreme Court YESTERDAY by "
white receiver of the Grocers' Bank, to compromise
claim against Mrs A. Higginbotom. of Hoyoke, Mass
who had nine notes in the bank amounting to about
SO ZOO 1t was stated that five OF the notes were al
ready due and remainder will fail due during this
no,,b The receiver Yves convinced that Mrs Higgn-
ho om would be unable to pay the notes. and Frances
Co. who Endorsed them. were bankrupt lie oounteu
ggipbottofn however, had offered 81 900 to take the
notes up and Mr.. White asked permiss to accept the
offer The matter was sent TO Alexander Cameron, as
reforee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
GALE OF OBSOLETE AND UNSERNlCEA-
- BILE ORDNANCE AND ORDNANCE STOKES.
United AIRS ORDNANCE AGENCY. !

UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENT. I
Corner OF Houston and Orecnes.s- P o. Box Isl 10
NEW YORK, Jan. -. loSO)
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate win be received 6 e.
this Office for tho purchase Of Obsolete anu
Ordnance and Ordnance stores embracing Cannon SaIratS
small Arms Leather Work Leal 100 hnu ~ ,hs Iyn1
&C at the varlous Arsenas Forts. ana Depos IN tho U
states. =. ,,.,....ar ,ha
25th day OF Fe6ruuy $780, for stores located a. follow"
Allegheny Arsenal PENN Frankiord Arsenal PENN Fort
Monroe senal Va indianapolis Arsenal Ind; hsnneUee
Arsenal Me-; Pkesyile Aroonal MD h0k isN w Vah
H.; ST. Louis Arsenal MO. National Arn0Iy mass w ssh
ington Arsenal d. c. Watevllet Arsenal ~ VI Waer'own
And The Forts In the following named states TO wit
Connecticut Delaware Maine, Maryland Mass tchusets
Michigan. New Hnmp-hhe. New-Jersey, New-lork Penn
Bios VIII be opened at y O'CLOCK, "a, 'a, ,s 1Ii.y
the 10th day OF March, 1880 for stores located as oo"s
TO wit: ~ -,
Ausa-a Arsenal, Ga Antonio Arsenal Texas Be
Union, NewMex. L. n MihiGiy Academy N: a; anu we
Forts in the following named states ana ierrtoeS' 10
Alabama California Florida Georgia kentucky Kansas
louisiana Minnesota, Mississippi missouri NeDasks Nc
yada North Ca DINA Oregon south Carolina Texas Alaska
Arizona Colorado, dakota, Idaho. Indian Montana New
For lists OF Stores IN detail location Ems &C. sec eata
logues winch can be procured on apcson az me ouna
any of the Arsenas or Dopos; and the Commanahg
Officers of Forts will furnish on application ihotmAlon as
hand al their respective posts arc lV
bdsers will state explicitly the posts stores
Deliveries will only be made at the various posts where
The Department reserves the right to reject all bids which
prior 10 the acceptance bid viii have to be approved
BY the war Department smanSer When The Sty is
delivered Thirty days VIII be allowed ior the rsoF~ Vi
Packing boxes will charged at prices to be determined by
York a. o Box lsll), and must be indorsed Pro
possls for purchasing ore with names q the Arsenas
1,orrttores In which the Stores arc located.
b. oRIsPIs Bvt Col u s. A. L. Goa On uean
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
AN Ex-coRoNER,s WIFE PICKING PocKETs

Jennie Wildey and Ellen GOrman were ar
rested last March at the Masonic Temple charged with
uicxipg pockets Mrs wildey Is the wife of exCOroner
Wildey who is now tIcketspecuator at the Fifth Ave
nue. Theatre She tried in Part H. of the Court OF
General Sessions on Monday, and Notwithstanding that
the evidence was very conclusive against her. the Jury
failed ~ gree One Juror insisted acGuttal The
prisoner was tried again yesterday In Part ana was
found guilty. Recorder smyth sentenced her 10 the
Penitentiary for two years aud a hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The dwelling Of Ellen ODowd. No. 226
varlck-st robbed the afternoon OF January 70
nv william Bierck and Edwin Williams Wn1Hms
pleaded guilty and sentenced to State Prison yeste
day for three years. Bierck was tried ana convicted
aud was sentenced for four years.
.John Whiting. of No. 25 Clint0n-st., Brook
lyn was sitting doorstep in Varcksi on the night
OF January a. when John McGuirk asked him to give
him mis- oyercoat Wh5ing refused and fight ensued,
Mcuirk got possession OF the coat and ran away In
the General Sessions yesterday he was convicted OF ROB
berry in the first degree and sent TO State Prison Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
r1M sEr FREE By JUDGE LAWRENCE.

Edward Tim, who was charged with the
murder OF Annie Downey. at No. Ill Prince-st, was
brought Supreme Court yesterday 10 await the de-
termination motion for his discharge under writ
of habeas corpus. Justice Lawrence said: can ma
no evidence In the proceedings before the Coroner
which justifes the detention of the prisoner and MS
appcatiOn to be discharged from custody therefore
granted" When TIN learned that he was free he LETT
The courtroom rapidly possible followed by some
NJ fne women who had ACCOMPANIED him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
A VRESTLER BADLY THEOHN.

Frederick Stone, professional wrestler,
from Sheldon, Vt, engaged IN "a match with Michael
Donohue Of this CITY, in VarcBst hall Monday night
Tor a purse OF S400. Both men were about evenly
matched Stone lost the first fall aud In the second
bout was thrown his shoulder He fell heavily and
mis- LETT collar bone dslOcated He was taken 10 TIE
Chambers Street Hospital. DOnohue received the
LIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Sales bp Autiion.

DARKER q CO., Auctioneers, 40 and AZ Lib
I'D etty.st, viii sell at PUBLIC AUCTION Thursday,
Friday and saturday next Feb D. and lnsthre days
sale-eommencing At ocock each day 2UO GOOD OIL
PAINTINGS. by Flemish Munich French and American
Artists for account ASSIGNEE and 20 advances some
OF them and fine In quality splendid opportunity
f. bargains picture Will and must be sold WIN
ont limit reservation
Now on exhibition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Anrilon Sales OF Rral Csiaie.

EARM AT 0N.-THURSDAY, Feb
ruary 49, 1880 at D. m the premises, adjacent TO
the terminus North shore Railroad Greet Neck Long
Island tie OF late DANIEL T. SMITH distance
from IA miles contents, lSi acres IN five PARCELS
sale peTemptOry 10 clOse estate.
sILvANUs 5. SMITH, Great Neck, )Executors
SAMI FL. RIkER 100 Nassau-st '-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
COURT OF APPEALS.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

ALBANY, Feb. 3.--In the Court of Appeals
today the following business transacted
No 7b-The National Bank OF Auburn, respondent agt
Edwin Lewis, inPlea0fd etc., gumen, SUP
Saceb Bland BY Thomas Darlington for
appellant 8e<dge H Yoarmsn for respondent No To-
4thsz7ns wasnex sdmnisratxs etc. respondents asa me
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Proposals.
PROPOSALS for the PURCHASE of ORD
i NANCE STORES

PROPOSALS for the PURCHASE of ORD
NANCE STORES.
OFFICE or l.. =. ORDNANCE AGENCY.
No. llB Greene corner HpustOnst (ATmY Building
p. .. Box 1911,
NEW YOHk January TO- 1870.
SEALED PROPOSAL duplicate VIII be received and
opened at This IN. February II. 1850, Tor
the purchase sOlrs unservceabe Ordnance ana
Ordnance Stores hand the L. = Ordnance Agency and
YORK Arsenal Governors Island y. \. H., embracing
Iron Cannon Field Siege aud Garrison Gun Carriages sh0t
she'll Implements ami Equipments, MuHkets, Hnes.
Revovcrs Swors ~abres Cava ~ Infantry Equipments
and Announcements, Small Arm Ammunition Powder Ma
chimes. Tools Metal OF various klnds
Iu details viii be found In the catalogues copies n Ghlch
DO procured The ordnance ONCE. Washington - e.
u. = Ordnance Agency aud New York Arsenal. Terms
cash 10 per cent The Of the AWARD, aud the re-
nder pfOr tho removal ~ the property INV GAYS
Will be allowed for payment and removal OF stores racing
boxes Will be charged for at prices 10 be determined oy the
Department. ,,,,,
The Department reserves the right TO reject any or all bids
satisfactory the acceptance or ay bl
II will have be approved by the War Department FRO
posls will be adlrcs the T. \ Ordnance Agency New
HOK ~ 90 Box lsil ana must be Endorsed Frupusls
ana Ordtauce ,-torcg :. CRISPIN,
I1eut. Col Of Ordnance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK, Tuesday Feb. 3, 1850.
Tho following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day
By Bernard SnHtth.
SiO,ss Nest sssi gSse III friedman ~ $4,000
~' IN Hu0h ~ Camp
Q story brick md frame buildings with lots Nos
All and 423 East 10th ST. " cor Of Dry DocksI mn
each Iot 3 BOwery Savings Bank-- o.ooO
I'M Hopard, w Codtes 49,
zstory brick dwelling With LOT, No 6i7 West zsth'
e. !. u 6OOo
gEcORpED REAL ESTATE TRANsfEks
sEw YORK CITY.
Attornev a. W $50 IT n Of Grapd-st, 25xlOOj Frede-
riese Bossert 70 Roger Donegan-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

PURSUANT to an order of the supreme
conr, made NJ special thereof the 26th day OF
December 1879 notice hereby given tina: all persons
copartnershp heretofore exlsnt
between JAMES IL II LDRErH and ERAsrUs s PhAsns
nnder the and style OF f. 8 Pess are reqaire1
with vouchers therefor Only vcInsd
70 the undersigned receiver OF such eoparnersp =, 's2
Office ~ Armstrong Briggs attorneys and ~
law No $40 Broadway city on OF before 'no zy'n
day OF March, A. D.. lsS0Dated New YORK Zee. -,
ARMSTRONG BRIGGS, Attorneys, $40 Broadway, S'Y'
lay6NW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
feaal Notices.

NOTICE of APPLICATION for the discharge
~ of nsoyent from his debts pursuant % me me
second part 81 Revised statutes ECNIs JOhSsoN'
applicant rst published ON the Slst day 81 Deesm
he TO appear before Hon. AK
ander McCu Judge Of the CITY cou.. o. % =. %
1rootIyn County OF Kings and state Of NewYork on ne
22 day OF March, 1880 10 o'clock In the
the 29th day II December, 1871
laW1OMW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Jce Cream.
Cost ano fonn6.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED At T III.
At or 3Os West Twentythtrd-st, cerner Eighth-syes
No sc East Fourteenthst. corner Union square 7ee
.seventhst; at tae HA RLEA UFFlCEs
No 2yS Thiraye Oneh undrci andtventy fenrthst
HARLEM savings Bank Buildngl up to m- al regular
office
OST.-Bank book No. 107,694 issued by
the German savings Bank in the city OF New York to
aTha1na Jnng was stolen II restored delivered to
The hank before day of February 1885, application
viii be made 10 the bank for a new book.
OST.-Bank Book No. Ill, SAT, issued by
The German savings Bank in the CITY OF Newiork, y
Charles Pahde smssng Tho Under Or holder Of the book
the Bsnk III Let restored before
the 18th day January $780, application gill be made to tas
bank for new book.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Balls.
[erlnres GiIo MseIluas.

A MEXICAN INSTITUTE.-Annual Election,
N Thu RSDAY February II, 1850. NO ~ Cooper Union
Polls open from 10 a. H. to > p III. =. . ,.x,, Nh.
c. NICK. LEOSEk, Rec. secy NATHAN I, Eli, rrese
A MEXICAN INSTIrUTE.-Regu meeting
= s O'clock D. m 5th February; "a Cooper Union G.
Mex oSER. Rec. Secy. NATHAN c. ELY, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Gin properlp manifo.

CHORES and WHOLE BUILDINGS wanted ;
> also LOFTS. We are having constant demand.
rutland & WHITING, Beckfnan-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Conntrp l1roprrlp tDantso.

WANTED Farm with utensils and fully
w stocked 10 work By any American farmer
0f hCnesy and capabilty Address
HARDWORK, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Gountrn Dropertp Tor Sale ano 90 Get.

Gounirn proprrin tor Sale ano 90 Ect.
AT ORANGE, n. j. (neighborheod speciality.
~ Property for sale all varieties great bar
Gains. EDWARD p. HAMILTON. ~ Pne-st. \. y.
A VILLA on the HUDSON at Yonkers; 1l2
~ acres high ground - rooms brick Gothic residence
stables fid shaaei bes, 9ree pFie9 l2T IN vvans
EXCELLENT NEARBY FARMS, of every
II price and 800 II cattle. 90 sheep @
horses carriages and utensils, two hours
OF new sfOnewa Wanted. cheap Hudson River.
BRIDGMAN. Evening Post Burdng
IGOR SALE or E-TarrytowD.-
one Of the most desirable places on the Hudson FOR sale
low or woald be exchanged Tor enoics CITY property
H. A. YOUNG, 20 Exchange place
TOR SALE or LEASE for manufactures,
chemical works &c. blocks Of lots with bukhesd water,
front SewtOHn Creek adjoining New YORK ana brookYn
Il. A. YOUNG, 20 EIchsnge.pace
TOR SALE or TO LET.-A desirable mill at
Bennington vi 100 horse vsSf gGTe5 % SPI pASs
rTO FRUIT-GROWERS and TRUCK FARM
Il ERs.-To rent a acres, with medium house. ample
buildings tarae. orchard pasture good water within two
miles OF railroads ana canal, good local markets. sZ5O per
anuum. Address p. o. Box ~, Bound Brook ~
rCO LEASE on New Haven Road one hour
from the city, iurn shed urfurnished gentleman
e CANT country scat Address RI Raj" Box 20, Tribune
office.
TO STEEL MANUFACTURERS sale
worked on royalty. T. A. YOUNG. 20 Exchange place.
GOnnirp l)roprrip Wanteo.
XVANTED.-Farm with utensils and fully
w stocked 10 work shares By any American farmer
best 81 20 hCnesy and capabity Address
HARDWORk, Tribune ONCE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
prsoklnn Real Gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE.-Broo brown
stone dwellings, inc locations built the best manner,
exchange for farms country residences HOYr son x
MESSENGER. 20 Nassaust-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04

Gin properin 60 tcL
rT'O LET.-A fOur-story English basement,
near Madison squares suitable FOR y-lcian best rel
erepces Given required. Address D., Boz IL Ibihc
Uptown ONCE l23s broadway.
TO LET.
The three story brick house, Az West Twenty second
At g5xJO195; iInTnt date pos fesion. ....-- 90, .
w. q. " MERCER, Iesft,latc Office, 2GO West 25l 81.
or 4. II. LY. 90 Broadway. room \.
TNO LET-7S5 LeXmgtou-aVe., near 6lst-st.,
aueegant fourstory stone front For permit Apply TO or
address ECLAND & WHITING, . Beeknsnst
rINO LEASE.-A large house, suitable for
clnb or public Institution Of any Kind situated between
Madison and 5thaves. and SON and S2d sta AdurtHs
"SECURITY." Tribune Uptown Office l25s broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
Din Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE - Madison uare.-kxtra sized
i house and stable T. A YOUNG. 20 E1chsese-P-ee
INOR SALE-Maiden-la ne.--6-story store No.
i Is 1sidenlane. H. a. YOUNG 20 ENchanRe-plse&
EOR SALE.-HOuse No 80 East l3th-st
i Address JAMES HART. Main-si, PeessEhl y y.
NOR SALE.-Vacant lots $ on Broadway,
on eth ave. south OF Central PARK.
sl76OOO- Fifth Residence with STABLE i-se toi
elc9stt location terms 20 suit HOYT. son MEssEN-
GER. 20 Nassau ~
ITOR SALE or LEASE.-Thc feur-story stores
J ~ GIN al Pear. between Fulton ana JOIN - sy
To7 foef ApDly to GEORGE q. SAMPSON, DO broadway.
Room -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
0rfau Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEESSrO AND LIVERPOOL.
only Transatlantic IAns unier tbs AMERICAN FLAG.
SAILING Wednesday nom Philadelphia and Liverpool
Extra Ealincs OF Alternate Saiu'd1ys.
INnIAMA. WEDNEsDAN. Fob. 4. 40 a. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-04
GltraElons mGNIe6--fcmales

A II the centre for French Help can be en-
~ gagged Walters, Cooks MAIDS, Nurses well recon
mended Servants hand u az nations 6O2 9Th ave, be
tween 35th and 36tlsts. j. CQU rs BUREAU.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

HERE IS an extract from a letter III
the Anoka Herald, signed, .Some Of
the young Ladies'"
If these matters have come to such
a pass that young ladies cannot 60 up.
on the street in the early evening, con,
Quoting themselves with perfect pro-
priety, and giving no cause whateve,
for: insult, without being subject to
the insolence Of these young upstairs,
it is time to exercise a little of the
law They are the same enterprising
youths who annoy church.goers in
places of worship with their disgrace
full performances. 1t is just too Gun.
ming for anything, for an interesting
collection Of empty.headed rowdies to
establish themselves in the back part
Of a church, and kindly volunteer
comments on the minister, the congre
cation, and the sermon. with now and
then a brilliant (?) remark on some
other subject.
If those young ladies state the truth
and we have no reason for disbe.
lieving them-Anoka is not the para.
disc of honor and virtue some of its
long.faced hypocritical citizens would
have US believe it is.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

AT the 25th district convention,
held at Anoka, last Saturday. w. w.
McNair was nominated for senator,
and A. NJ. Fridley and John latter.
strom for representatives. McNair is
a straw man purpose]y set up to be
knocked down by Gil6llan. A. M.
Fridley is one Of the best known pub
lie men in the state; when in the leg.
islature he is ever mindful Of the wants
of his constituency and zealously
guards its interests; he is a man who
the people Of Anoka county, especial
~, owe much to. Mr.. Zatterstrom is
an intelligent farmer, one who has
hosts Of friends; he is respected by the
Americans and looked up to as a lead
er by the members of his own nation
ality in Isanti county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

E
REPUBLICANS Of Mile Laos county,
you are under no obligations to vote
for G. B. Buchanan for representative.
He always consults his own interests.
You consult yours this election. The
legislature elected this fall will re-
district the state. Mile Laos lisa lit
tie somewhat interested. The UN1oN
prefers an intelligent Crow Wing
county Democrat to such a Republic
can as G. B. Buckman-one who, &C.
cordipg to bis own admissions, bolted
Bly, two years ago and, we believe,
bolted Galley also.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

The steamer Alpena which Piled
between Chicago and various Lake
Michigan ports, went down in the
storm of Saturday and out of eighty
souls on board not one was left to tell
the tale. Dead bodies ard pieces Of
the wreck have been washed ashore
at Holland, Michigan.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

FERous FALLS is : thriving place.
We acknowledge the receipt Of a copy
OF the only reputable newspaper pub
lished there-the Journal-and q sup
plement in the form Of q Autograph
map Of the town.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

Mr.. BUcKMAN says he has always
worked for his own interests, and he
thought by doing so he worked for the
good Of his party. Queer reasoning
to say the least.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

THIS legislative district is composed
of five counties-Crow Wing, Morri-
son. Benton. Sherburne and Mile
Laos. Is it a fair deal to give Nor
rison county both the senator and rep
resentative?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

There are at least fifty new names
that should be placed on the poll list
in the town of Princeton this year.
You who are interested see to this
before It is too late.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1880-10-21

How is il that there has been no
public sale of state or school lands in
Mile Laos county within the past four
years. Are there no such lands in this
county, If there are they have not
been disposed Of according to law.