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have watched closely tue result OF the cos
of the imported draft stations brought '"
this country from France and Great brh \
ain, that the very best results have oee''
obtained, not from large, coarse, aud loose
" made mares, as theorists would have Us
suppose would be the case. but from those
Of medium size, compactly made and high
iy bred.
The excellent results obtained by eros
sing bulls Of the large breeds upon our
small, native cows; also the health, vigor'
and firm form of the lambs got by large
Cotswold rams out Of small ewes of the
Merlno breed, all go to prove that this sup
posed law Of nature is no law at all. ln
fact if we study nature, We shall be com
pelled TO admit that her law is just the re
verse of what has been claimed; for VIII
scarcely an exception, through all the stages
of animal life, the males of any givel
species, lace, or breed are larger than tn
females. IL is therefore safe to assume tina
the results are more likely To be satisfacto
nv where large males and small females ar
coupled for breeding purposes than wher
the reverse is the method practiced.
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Iesal advertisements.
Notice TO Miners.
Z. S LAMP OrFicg. HELENA, NJ. r..
~.

HIuhIy tlh, lS-0,
The following named settlers have this dsv a,
their sevela applications TO enter as agricultural ~
the fo owing fescrhed traCts Glsaed by them s aha
ais under the Homestead aud Desert Land Acs 'g,
OF Ahich hand has been suspended from entry ~ vi
John w. Jones, whose pUstuilice address i p .
Track, Deer Loage County, NJ. t., amt who cjsi1
under the Homestead Act tn 5 y 5. 8, and 4 =
y w. 4 OF section 20 ~ township u, north Of Far1
w and who also claims uadcr the Desert L,raA s
" n. ~ "a. q u See'''" 'o III ''""ship 6Ruth
Hugh whiicrait, whose postsfIca addres, {. Va.
Spring, Der Lodge county, M. r., and Who eIaira
under the Desert Land Act the y. ". 4 Of ,pr0a e.
10 town hip nCfth Ot range west
John n Duncan, whose pO-tuiNre address 70 pa
Track Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., aud who r'IR
under the Desert Lgnd Act the =. y y. W 4 agS NAYS
x :. W. 4 u section ~ In township 6 no.ts oj
TcnSe,, q; TewIll, whose postoaicg address {. n.
Track, Door odgc County. NJ. T., aid who rSnss
underth h. Desert Land Act the 4 wv n ma y
j.. a ; W i OF section 30 in township Eoytb -
range o WrsE,
TTurk Deer Loo ge county, NJ. T and who rr,i'ss
| nndrr the Desert land Act Tho 4 n r. ! ar8~
= s. E. Ut section ~ in TOWNSHIP north Of rSo', ~,
William l., Hartley, whose poatnGiee addrs.. :.
| Race Truck Deer Lodge county, Nj. T., and ~
| claims under the Deceit Land Act TIE s Z ~
\ of section 20 i'm township north Of range v,s, Il
| Henry O1iul8u Whose pustpalre afrrvss IA o.
| TTsck u - Lodge county, VT and who rg,a.1as
der the Homestead Act the f. X ut scctnG ill.,
| township 6 north of rang Nv west
| Martin Carr whose po+tOnicc address L. Rae Tr,.
| Deer Lougc county, VI, = and who claims under IGS
| Homestead Act, lne : d W. L and ". III
| W. Il OF section nnd y. b. 4 ). +. i OF ses1i, 4
In township e north 0C range west.
| Notice IL hereby given that a hc,,i,,
viii be ha1 NJ this office at 10 o'clock A. NJ March N
AID 1880 To determine NJ to the mineral or non.mfn
Al character OF the above described tracts Of land sn
thai the testimony 10 he used anon said hearing Mil X
taken before OrrtH Emerson, Probate Judge Of h..
Lodge county, MT, PC hIs Office In the town Of De-
Lodge, on Monday March Is, 1880, as to the trsrt
claimed nv the said Jonea, Hartley, CLARK and Trryir
and on Tuesday, March 1G Il d. 1880. to the Irssl
claimed by the aforesaid Duncan, Whiteraft Oaing
and Carr J, II. MOE, Register
o. d. O'BANSoS. Attorney for Claimants.
| 5SI-at
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SHERIFFS SALE
Henry D. Haasor, plaintiff,

Henry D. Hanser, plaintiff,
,r
Solomon Sollbcrucr, Daniel Yacgcr, aud SAMUEL
Atkins, defendants. a..
Tohp sold at Shsriifs' Sale, ut / o'clock. ~ NJ.
day March g. 1885, In front 1f the Court lloa't W.
~ the town ami county oil Leer Lodge, M - .glg
and by virtue OF an execution In the above ttllh
cause issued from out the y strict Court 0, tlg w
ond Judicial District OF Montana TERRITORY, ~ "
for the county OF Dger Lodge the :9Howlh. as'u.n
property tO.wlt Az the sight, TUE ana lhltls'
the defendants, or either Of thtm or NhCh w, N
on the u day ct February, \. D. lSSe III 9l9 y !,
following property Lot No seven W. n,9eA ~ Y,
ty-eight L2Sl anti lot No. thirteen llo IN b'Ct M
teen IG1 ana lots Nos. eleven III aua we've "
block fourteen GlIl ard lnt NJ, zen wv WYNN WYNN
twelve [t2l aud lots Mo-. three tol ga To-, W"
block thfty-two [8.l hI the town u h', aV .a,,s
Territory. According 10 the official pat MO ~ ~
thereof now on Gle IN the County Recorder UNIV
Deer Lodge county, 10. 7. -. NJ,
Also an undivided one third Interest ~ tue ~ n
Quartz lode located November III and feco coz y
vember 4th, A. ID. 1875, In book H. page ~ "a =
County Recorders office Of the above haintu W.
and Territory, all OF which sad property u n'a@
In said Deer Lodge County, NJ T., ana lef''a W.
as the property OF defendants. aeon
Dated this 18Th day OF FehruHry, A. u, icy,
JAMES ). MICA DhhhSS
Sheriff of Deer Lodge Coaniy NJ
By THOMAS MoFAduE, Deputy Sheriff. "'e
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SIIERIFFS SALE.
George L. Passage ct al, laintias, vs. Jobs " y
nnla defendant a

George L. Passage ct al, lainiias, vs. jour ="
pole. defendant. u
rs ~ sold III shcriiI's sale at O'Clock M. 4
urday, March 90 1885, IN mont 81 the sh.i ,Jgf
10 the town ut Butte and county OF p'tl N, 10
A., nuder and BY virtue OF an execution " gcgft
entitled cause issleu from ont tn Il't.e.
the scaond judicial District Of Montana liavsos
and for the countyLf Deer Lodge, me as. Il
scrihed property, tU-wt; The nhalt,yyiH ~, t9ft
II OF the east eleven hnnared llltNl sds fAi
ami alugr aud upon tho "Gein gahM M n III
with surface ground fifty [50l feet ~ aSo4i -
side OF the sentre II said lode. s9Nl,ru I'M rhPy
third 81 Of one mile soIthwestery tIoM ',h lal'
quartz MILL: also the undivided uhtlo4H,tst I'd 81
the east eleven hundred lliUO linear ~, tpse nl
and upon the Mountain spslug o1n,'ES = n ua'
ing clain, 18th surface ground hity low VA taf
on each side OF the centre OF sala i9ot n, Cff'
about half way between the Gem lode Wy ~ MA agg
mill together with all the imHovemeu n,gitaia
tenaneea thereto belonging or N anyNisc o. 81
Also all ore or gold or eilver.bealihs .ufisga
and upon said mines or on the Dumps vSnndrri =
laid mines being and consisting Of nhe IN saa ~
twenty Tt2ul tons more or less a 81 hitist,,f, D.
tIty being IN Summit Valley mlLlhg ,hs trQss
j otlue county, NJ. T. and leYied upon y "
Of defendant. n $50.
Dated this 25th day OF February, A..pp,pfWS,
JAMES 8 McANphn.s" n T
Sheriff OF Der Iodac l9 ~ gafs
BY TH0MAs McrAauE. Deputy sheriI -
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STIERIFF'S SALE.
Godfrey Lavalle, ct al, plaintiffs,


vs. , - Z
Al. Rupdell, G II. Rundell, jos. RuIdfl, ~
Renix, Nm. Humble and dos. Humble, ecit !
10 be sold at sherii's sale. AZ o'clOek 4 H. :
Monday March s, 1850, In mont of the Coah nv r
door, in.thn town and comfy of Deer Lodge ~ ! !
under ard by virtue OF an execution IN tue ap1'S
titled cause, issued from uat the District COgts I
Second judicial Dit let OF Montana Teuhof 1
and Tor the county of Deer loagN M
following described property To wit: ~ w W IA
title and interest OF defendants, Of either = 4
or which they had pn the 5th day al Febfuat, -
1885, in and 10 the following described prope, h,ar
Minnie zane Quartz Lode claim BEGINNING ~ it5 =
cry shaft anU running thence eastefy aiOlT ~ -
thirteen hundred and fifty tlDhl feet anu ~
along the zane one hundred aud nifty levi -
discovery shaiL Il about one mile south wei ~
summit Of the Big Butte and about 10 iest WV ~
Whisky GulGh, comprising thirteen hundltu M
an eastely direction aud one hundred ana hitl NM
n westerly direction from the centre o. - ", n
shalt. including three hundred feet IN Rai t,h Nj
side of the centre of said dc, the corners o. ".
being marked by posts firmly set In the oas,ss w III
It's boundaries tan readily be traeed all % 1870
described property lying aud being IN lug ,gla
mining District comfy OF Deer Lodge auu . -.
of Montana, and being levied upon ~ ills P'''s
the above namod detcndgnts. pa-,ytr,
Given under my hand this 18th day OF w. ~, -
d, 1854 JAMES :. MCANDhE"S r
5s44t Sheriff Of Deer Lodge ConH'G' -.
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In the District Court OF the Second judicial Distfr,
Of the Territory OF Montana, In and for the coant
OF Deer Lodge.
Lizzie Peters, Plaintiff,
~
Napoleon Peters Defendant.
The people al the Territory Of Montana send gree,
ing 10 Napoleon Pee-s, Defendant,
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against YOU by ,hg abCVe-named Plaintiff IN
the District Court Of the second Judicial District Of
the Territory of Montaua, IN aud for the county d
Deer ode and to ausN the con plant filed tbeaiH
vin ten duyr lCxruSily OF the day OF sCrvCpl attn
tine service ull uu OF this simmons II served within
this COluly; ul ID served out OF this county, bH IN
jhls district. Within twenty days; otherwise within
forty da,r; or judgment by default will he ukgB
sLaiust you according 10 the prayer OF sald complaint
The sau tcJI u Is bruaght to obtain The decree NJ
said Court I'll solving the honcs OF magmOhy
heretofore AMI now existing bglwFgi
plaintiff ard dIcudaut together with PLAIN.
ITS cost ct tH. act On The grnauds np
ON his action "a based occurring daring the Dust
yrar-ts', fhe rAl enc cruelty "t defendant tUNnd
paIntiu: -, tnu hrhlual IA drunkenness Of defendant
81, the seitpu ~ plaintiff BY defendant and itL
failure Of Defendant 10 prrNde for plaintiffs 'aPUt
pear and answer said complaint ~ above Tuluttd
inr id pltilit al.tUke default against Vol 6rd
aut N to the ,uuiI Ipr the ruljti demanded ~ ID,
| PRAYER Il plaintiff complaint
Given under Hy hand md the seal OF thu nsLa
CouC Of the second Judicia Ustfa
of the Territory OF Montana, h
H. :. and for the County OF Deer Lodge, this N
day vt february, In thc year Of oaf Lu
one thousand eight hundred and eighty.
| Oh q. ". IRWIN, H., CCIk
| Spratt & StapI"tua, Attorneys Tor Plaintiff, Nt
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A NOVEL ELECTRIC LIGHT.-An ingen-
ious device. Gays the Electrician, has been
invented to obtain hight. 1t consists Of a
small battery, with a short piece Of piat'-
mum in the circuit. Opposite the platinum
is small nozzle from which jet Of CASE
GUS benz )lne is thrown. Between the noz'
zle and metal is o small cotton wick. On
pressing trigger jet of benzoline is
tnrued on, a "shutter" in front of the plati
nun is opened, and the battery contact
made. The metal becomes incandescenr
the let catches FIRE and inf'ames TIE wick
which continues TO burn with small fam'
until blown out. or course the wick Is ii
a reservoir of oil like that Of any other
lamp. Cigars lighted by electricity viii
doubtless be daily delight to the lovers
tn o fragrant weed.
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Alias Summons.
n the Distrirt Court uf the Second Judicial pstnt
OF the Ter itorl Of Montana in and tor The equity
of Deer Lodge.
Catharnc Iughs, Plaintiff.

OF the Territory Of Montana. III and lnr The equity
of Deer Lud -.
Catharinc lIughs, Plaintiff
william Hurhs, Defendant,
The people al the Territory OF Montana send gtgi
ing 10 William Iiueh~, Defendant.
You are horebf rFquiIed 10 appear N an aston
brought against You hY tue above named plaaia Ia
in the District Court OF the Second Judicial Dstld
of the Territory OF Montana, III md for the C0al
of Deer Lodge aud To answer the complaint bled
therein within leu days, IeNclusVe Of The Day OF ser.
vice i after the service on yen OF ihis summons, y
served within hi" county Of, " served ont Vi ND'
county bat ~ this district, within twenty GAYS nhG'
wi-C within forty days, or judgment VIII be mhta
apnist YOU according 10 the prayer Of said cuBldtL
The said action Is brought 10 obtain the lhlEmtal
md decree 81 said court dsSOvng TIE bonds .. mat
rimony heretofore Hsd now existing between pNi'
tiH aud you and that plaintiff may be gtanted 'aci
other relief as mHy -rCu meet ard Just and cqaiabt
The grOunus gpUn Wrich sald GttGn II htrei a ypN
wilfully dprvItsg and ahs.n!tng yourself irom pNh'
tilt, and ypjr trpHrulg from this Territory a.ull
the rst daH at September 1879, without the Mica
ion ot returning. g., AN. .
And SUI glG harc5y notified That If yoH faA 70 AZ
| pear and alswug sad complaint ~ above leiuhu, w
| said plGtrtiG Wi take detanlt HHalrI you aha W
ply 10 the court tOr the feet demanded IN the Pu
| OF plaiitst : a. n'Pia,Rt. .3.,,s
| Dit lirt Court OF the Second Judicial Dsula
| OF thp Territory of NJ Etua, Va and TOT w
| III. ST. County OF Deer Lodge, this lOlh GAY nt te
| rnary. in the year Of oar Lord, ono thpl"a'
eight hundrcd ard eighty.
GEO. W. IRWIN, H., Slctk
PArUrcg TALENT, ESQ, Atty tor PhAhh'
| 5St-at.
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Notice Of Final EnEfy'
.. i. L,Sp osre''

II. i. L.Sp oFFsA
HELENA, M. e, keb y, s M ~
Notice is hereby given that the WI, raase !.
settler has filed notice OF hi, inteulion odasl G
proof In support Of his claim ana 'ssa, se hios
thereof and that said proof WI oe n. T. ~
oftlce IN he town IL Deer Lodge o. sa a.w "
III. A. d. 1850, towt: Alfred y. Bia w .Sl y
Presumption Declaratory Statement ian Nv, 10 ipp
SINE. X and N. " y. 4. n Of ss y. sarls
shin north OF range IS west ana i ns r.ss
lowing witnesses 20 prove ~. eO ,asuis WI
III wilson. Samuel Ward, EdMa fis' ssse Cuas
Goodwin, all Of New Chicago, psef - "a
1T. u MOE. Rcg~
1ES~5t '.
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SWORN EVIDENCE.
The following Cure is probably tho most re-
unarksbie ever effected bY any medical
preparation for the treatment
of CataYth:

faatlsrafa hereby certify that have had Catarrf
for ten years. ard for the last sx years have been
Terrible Sufferer. rendered partially DEAF had
buzznr ia the head. pains across the temple, dizzy
toIsils hsrd ard constant cough severe pain across
Inc chest ard every indication Of consumption. My
mead nched all the time. Tho matter accumulated 80
ranIdiy n my head and throat that could not keep
bed il seemed % me. at tile point Of suiIocation
would thea have recourse To every means In my power
Ia dlsodRe the mucous from my tFoar and heal before
being able 10 sleep AZ ALA DISK years ny
with difficulty swallow. finally consulted eminent
surgeon In regard % an operation on em but at MS
reuuest postponed t. The cons' SIT Inflammation and
liberation in my throat caused by ths poisonous mat
nnsmed my iungs that coGghed necessarily. deep.
hard cough Meanwhile my system began TO show the
eects Of this disease. that grew pale. and
showed every symptom 9fan eaTiy eeath by consqmp.
six months ago began the IRE 81 ssSPoEDs RADIO "
CURE YoE CiTAERH. Aiker usfg the first bottle DO
Gan 10 Improve rapidf- Tire fis duse seemed torear
INV head az had not F7swn u TO be for years. "
1ap eongh Ia three ddys b. bsEG u gsrgle soon
reduced the inflammation ana swelling Of my tonslis
10 that they soon 10 rnps me- The soreness
across my chest disappeaIel Us bnzzng noises ny
oompietey restored and every symptom OF disease hat
mad reduced me TO the verge OF the grave
nv me usc OF ehSronD's RADICAL CURE FoR CATARRH;
/ have been thus eTpllclt peeanse as arnggs', ~
hone 10 convince many that this - great remedy
am familiar with the treatment OF Catarrh as pTac
tiscd by the best physicians, and have consulted IN
most eminent about my case; nave used essry No.
period OF six years past and have, willie ioowing tne
use taken great care OF my general heatn put ootane
no relief or encouragement rom any otthem-
BosToY. Feb =, ls's GEO. y. plNsMokE
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PHOTOGRAPHY.

w. =. Hook, Photographer. In willing TO take 4
pupil 70 learn the above a in NIL its branches for
reasonable premium. There II other kind Of bu-
sincrs On trade any one acquire in 90 SNORT time
~ photography. Do not understand that II IL porsi
Bile 70 he az skfu 10 the at IN thirty days an old
practitioner, but the business can b. learned In
month 70 that fair work can be done and money
made. Superiority viii conc BY prscfcr. Now IL
the Tins to learn. Mr. "A. will stay IN Deer Lodge hnt
two months from this date. Beginners outfit win
cost $50. Call - The gallery and talk to Mr.. Hook
on the enhjecf.
Fsnrn1ry 4 l660. 80.
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r.., r.ef,ga contains Or sanforda Improved Inhal-
INC Tube with full directions fer uSe in MI cnses. Price,
Sib0 FOR sale by all Wholesale a,Setaii gruggists
shrouchont tho fJnited States. WEEKS d POTTER,
General AGENTS and Wholesale Druggists. Boston, Mass.
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ST0MEWAL-
WhlskEY!
+--t--
BFV ARE OF COUNTHRFEIIS.
SAINT LOUIS, NO,

counterteiiinp our sTONEWALL WHisk Y, -nh-
stilntIg an inferior grade IN place OF the EXTRA
CHOICE, tor which our brand u 50 justly famous
The following Is our TRADE MARX ~ IL appcars
burned into the head Of every barrel and haf barrel
~ STuNEwALL NaIsEEY
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SUFFOLK, IS. FEb' =. is So
Then personally appeared the said George y. Dns.
more and made oath that the foregoing statement BY
him subscribed ~ true. Before me.
SETH J. THOMAS. Justice OF the Peace.
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ALIAS SUM M oNs.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial Dstrjc
Of the Territory OF Moataua, in and for the coaBs
OF Deer Lodge.
Lizzie Peters, Plaintiff,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
4 ROLD EAcE ON 4 BAD MArTER.

The snit of Mrs Mary llraly, the poor
laundrcs4 against Thomas Tat" for 5000 nS damages
ln causing her arrest auh imprsonncni ~ alleged,
under flip charges theft continued before jus
rice Go,pp in the Marine C,ur, yesterday. JcunIo
Ttr iI, daughter cf the dccEdlnt VINO, II ~ claimed.
stealing S;il2 rnn her father, ct tempted TO aNO ii
-u,ciun hy CnITS n her vase "lItn VITA the theft,
Z md All day yesterday ShG Is UbOlt SIX
trcn Years old has intelligent features, ana exhibited
ptp:i deal Of c"yrlurSs Hnu not Ia hY hUltn'SS, III
mcrug all the dicutlra Of severe cross cAauliIa
ton.
how IN Il about tnC tinr OF the thrt lc young
woman had 4 eat II good deal Of m nry for jrwry
uIu.rtS. Il ~cH'-tIu SuuuG aud other expensive ar
tlrlrS explained On tue Sinhd JC~tr:d.N how slc
Cnr 10y arIir-. She said that Oh jus - lSIo. on
T. turning from school she met a woman Who tod her
tIlt her name was Gilbert, ana who tOuk hrr 10 her
home ~ IH.y slXlhS and FthtIYc., lclIng Ter tltt
size wanted her to teach her boy. 9hiS woman, shC
said, tOoh hcr ou ruling, ana on various sub btducnt
yi.tS made presents O her ~ the articles WrutOncd
IN rrpdrd to the testimony uf C, rk Ht Lord Il layOrS
rnd-st store that she bought ihr -nclur II hIr and
the that Hho hau purchased O'r articles Of
been In Lord lnylurs trHud-S place for two
yrlis, ani had never Brcn the oinrr Wiu5 ~ before
Whrn confronted with her father testimony that he
went Win l.uId& lay lul IL the CrIk. the
Lord d. Tay Ior's IL WIZ thr TWcutIrth-st Onr.'
" "TEcu d.d your father attempt To mS'cad the Court
by pretending he TOOK You To The night otOc ~ she
lskcd
The lawyer for the defendant released the witness
from the tangc by obi .ctuI to the question:. the wit
urEH cOud not tell Nnrrc Mrs. Gilb,rt now living.
what hud become II her anu she HrknON dyed thRt
when gliD taken To the place IN Ftit-lVr. where
shc said She had yrd the person tLcrr had denied her
Story. The jury piled the young woman with many
UuZ2ln. questions, tut her answer NaS alWuyS quick
Hnd itrl. sho hceurd very we'll satisfied wlth herself
aud her story The case aroused much inter- 81 IL viii
Do tu. shed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
A TRAMp's EXCELLENT FORTUNE.

Nathaniel Baker, formerly of Brooklyn, who was
once wealthy, died comparatively poor. lie had u
SON George who served in the I7th Regiment.
Shortly after the close Of the war he appointed
n policeman IN Brooklyn. While on the force he
suddenly disapp .are1 aud Tor a time Suspicious Ol
toul play were entertained; lac was dscoyrrci AMI
CHARGES were preferred against hlm. Baker, fear
ing dismissal resigned. Shortly after he was ap.
pointed on the New-ioYk police force, but steps
were taken to have him removed, and Baker re-
sIgrcd to avold dismissal. He was next heard Of
in South Oyster BAY, l.. l., working as a farm
where he obtained $40. aud went on prolonged
dcbauch. When tins was over he was a Nrrltahc
tramp. Ilc had not a cent and trampcd to Farming
dale. The Long Island freight train being shOft-
handed, he obtained work for his passage to Green
pOIt bnt lett the tram at MatiuCk, where hc
went to store Of Ira Gldcrsleevc and asked for
food and work. Mfr. GIdcTslcevc obtained II place
for him with "A widow named Reeves. The widnW.
who is worth $4,000 and owns a wc-st0cltcd
farm OF 140 acres, recently married l}akcr,Who says
that 10 ls entirely suited with his situation and
IrnHnCCIS.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-11
JOHN BROUGHAMS WILL.

The will of John BroughHm was filed at the Sur
ropatr's Office Yesterday by Tlomas T. MaIany' the
pr cior fnr The executors. The will was eXr,cnled
on NAV %. 1880, III Mr.. BrOughauS last Illness
and Mt n time when he himself was anticipating MS
spccdv death. The signature Ii written IN an eA-
treincly feeble and unsteady hand, indicating GIca
weakness The document. which Is brict, reads as
follows: ,., r. 49,,
II. .Jonn Brougham. of the City, County aud
State of New York, act or aud playwright, DO make
lunlls ana declare this TO he my last Will and trS-
lament give and beGucath to my faithful lri'hd
james A. Ship, all my wardrobe, private ana ih'ai11
real give, ucyisc and hcqucath all the resi- anu
residue of my property. botn real aud personal To-
pr,ncr with all my right, title and interest III ana 10
my PLAYS and the copyrights pertaining thereto 10
Annie Dnland flnurgan (whOSc maiden name was
Annie Dcand), and | declare that SAID property
sl,oll he for her sole and separate and hrncht,
ana that her receipt, notwithstanding her present
or any future marriage, shall be valid ana elect
ual discharge of the same.
ITO ali INV friends leave Kind thOuEhtS
- appOint Anne Dcland FnuCgan and Laura
PhillipS thc cXecutTiXc> OF this Will"
The will is attc,tcd by Mr. Maanv and CharICS
W. Irving. James y. ship, mentioned III thcwlII
as "mv faithful friend" was constant servant
and attendant of Mr. Brougham tor moro than
twenty years. The actor frequently before ms
death EXPRESSED his strong friendship aud attach
mrnt toward Mr.. ship. The dead man 5 only sur
vIyiuc relative is IA woman, "A cousin, now living III
III,