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The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
DIE D..

kYNE.-In this city on the 4th inst,
Larry j. daughter Of William and An
ME h. Kyne, aged nine months.
the relatives and friends of the family
are inv ted TO attend the funeral from the
residence OF her parents, SIS w. second
street. on sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
lnterment new Cathedral cemetery.
HYNDMAN.-1n this city. on The 4th inst,
a lice, daughter uf John Hyndman aged
four mo. dns.
Fune raj from the residence of her par
,.Dts, No. l1U9 French street, tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, at 4.30 o'clock, TO pro-
jeed to Riverview cemetery. Relatives
and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited to attend.
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INFANTILE MORALITY.
In to ,hIs mornine sixteen deaths had

been reported to Register Z. b. Frazer,
for the present week, of which number
only two were adults, while the children
.Ieren, we're under one year of age. This
unusual morality among young children
ia attributed by physicians to the recent
extremely hot weather, and the sudden
fall to temperature full thirty degrees
lower. The change was too severe for
the very young children, and they ac-
cordineiy succumbed to cholera infan-
tnm, convulsions, marasmus, and kim
dred complaints to which infants are
subject.
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To he Removed.

On Thursday Lieutenant Colonel
William F. Reynolds, of the Fourth
Light-h house district, received large
nun .ber of proposals for removing the
buoy shed at the mouth of the Christiana
river, and placing it in position upon the
site OF the front beacon OF the Cherry
Island Flats ranges. The various pro-
posals were sent to the department and at
Washington, D. c., the contract for pre-
forming the work will be award in few
days.
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The InvesfigatiOn Started.

The Committee of Delaware Lodge,
No. /, |. o. y. f. held meeting last
night, and commenced the investigation
into the case of John l.. Pierson, who eject.
ed reporters OF the Every Evening and
Republican from The banquet recently
given by the lodge. Ii. q Bertolette aud
ii. S Brown, the reporters in question,
were present and gave testimony In re-
gard to the case, as II has already been
published. Without arriving at deci-
sion the committee adjourned.
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I'm Lannortnnt Subject.

"Consumer's" article in yesterdays
GAZETTE in relation to the weights and
measures use in the Wilmington mar
kets, is attracting general attention and
much favorable comment. The subject is
one of deep interest to every consumer
and a great many people are of the opin-
ion that they have been wofully cheated
in the past by light weights and short
measures.
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2 RICE ONE CENT
ABOUT CONTRACTS.
For the Gazette.

e].S 0aLcttc.
MR.. EDIToR:-The little building back
u Tue clty Hall, used for prison and
mayors once, and built by Republi-
.su committee OF Council, together with
sle cnicKen roost tower, cost abonttwen-
W Thousand dollars. It remains TO-DAY
ln all Its original beauty and massive
ness. 1t is worth ones while to visit IL
ana see how much can be produced by
honest men for twenty thousand dollars.
m ne Tax payers demand that this council
VIII WI not allow any deception to be heap
20 upon them by tie contractor who is
W1ulioipg the new City offices at 9th and
hpg streets. Let all concerned be
brought up to the contract, or throw up
t9e sponge. The way to retain control
~ council and the city, is to spend the
money honestly; there is DO better way
70 make votes. CITIZEN
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

AN ORDINANCE to establish the
n grades and elevation of the curb on
the easl side of Washington street from
Ninth to Tenth street, and on the north
side OF Ninth street from West To WASH
ington street.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the City Coun-
ell of Wilmington
That the grade aid elevation of the curb
on the east side of Washington street
from the south curb line of Tenth street
to the north curb line OF Ninth street
shall be the same as though Washington
street was leading from the centre of
Tenth street TO the cenJ'e of Ninth street.
Sec 2, That. theii grade and elevation
OF the curb on the north side of Ninth
street shall be oil uniform descent from
the curb line OF the east side of Washing
ton street (as defined in Section l of this
ordinan ce) to the curb liue of the west
side OF v est street.
SEC. g. That all ordinances or parts OF
ordinances incouslsted herewith be, and
the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, June 3, 1880.
HARRY SH ARPLEY,
President of Council.
Attest: f. b. FRAZER,
ie4.2t Clerk of Council.
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500 Extra Sm,.tlau Papers

The full proceedings of the Chicago
convention to-day OF nominating a
President of the United States, will be
fully reported in the Sunday papers.
Davis has orAeled five hundred extra
copies for tomorrow, which will be for
sale after 1910 o'clock in the morning,
at No. e18 Market street. Be sure and
secure a copy.
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|rnwlN R. COCHRAN

! Or THE PEACE EN- IN AND ~"
,,w CASTLE COUNTY
wv :, received this morning.
|'p'''a ''.s Of State Wolcott' an
Fs''''%J s".. Edwin R. Cochran had
|',oiuted Clerk of the Peace III
| New Castle county; ...on
|. | rep reported around wilmington m
\ ,As ,'p morning that Frank Town
n 'Ir received the appointment
|ca,sran y ibr is a farmer and peach
%st, Georges Hundred re-
's., !, r" Middletown. He was a .
|. ''al # tbs Delaware House Of
Y r,,,,tives, during the sessions OF
/ 'ad il an intelligent, capable
|pan. -. off
EHprobably enter upon n'' M Mo
''Doiptment !, could have been
|hm those applying.
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Spe ciaI fro m the Editor of the Times.
Chicago, Junes4-Midnight

CHICAGO, Junes4-Midnight
The great battle will he opened to-
morrow, when the allies will be COM
PEELED to divide against themselves.
Grant will have his nearly three hun
dred votes, and they will have all the
sticking qua tiles of their warrior chlef.
Blaine will be close 10 him, there proba-
bly, not being over ten difference be-
tween them, leaving shout loo to be
divided bel ween Sherman, Washburne
and Edmunds on the first ballot, and to
be scrambled for thereafter. Blaine has
all the surrounding appliances VIII 'ch
often control national conventions. He
has boundless applause, is ready 10 re-
spond to orders, but he is fearfully weak
in leadership and the powers OF combi-
nation are against him. His friends are
hopeful. but not as confident as they
were on Wednesday night, and the
chances seem 10 be more than ever
AGAINST him. The allies who have so
cordially ai,'ed him 10 dethrone Grant
are likely to hinder more than aid his
nomination, and The Grant votes can be
thrown next to solid for any new man al
a moment 10 beat him. His nomina.
tion was in the hands of his friends yes
terday and they lost their opportunity
| Tomorrow he may be nominated, but
there Is nothing to indicate 1t with even
reasonable certainty tonight. Some oi
the Graut men yet talk OF breaking
| B'aine's ranks tomorrow and then
gathering up the fragments for Grant to
give him a majority. But do not re-
gard such a result as more than possible
in the remotest degree. The under
current among the Grant men is clearly
drifting toward Edmunds, and he ID
very likely to be the dark horse OF this
bitter and protracted struggle.
A. K. NJ,
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Unuuestlonabe.

IHdall. Detroit, Mich, says OF
fsSsle Kidney and Liver Cur.:
lcacy in kidney. liver andlall uri-
lsea'es is SO iully acknowledged
b not worth the questioning. Bona
slimOnlals from well known eiti-
public and private life are evl-
strong enough To convince the
|lnObOm dOubter.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
NEW HOSE CARRIAGE.

The Water Witch Fire Company, will
receive their new hose carriage on
Monday next. At least that Is the pros
pect at the present time. The carriage
was purchased of a company in Read
Ing, Pa. and in said to be an exceedingly
fine one. 1t has three bells, all of which
are nickel plated.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
Boots and Shoes.

N McCusker, 2lB ". I'd street. has
! luge stock of boots and shoes Tor
|nng trade, and is determined 10
lm cheaper than any house IN the
blve him a call and save money.
LtOilm.
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German democrats.

All Germans who are in favor of form
Ing German Democratic club, for the
coming campaign, are requested to meet
at the German Hall, Herdman Building,
on Monday evening next at 8 O'Clock. II
Is hoped that there will be a large
attendance.
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Sale lmmenea

,nS.,Sscohsin, Milwaukee, Wis,
~ ,ssum0ny and says: The sale OF
[ob,9 b,aaie Kidney and Liver Cure,
sS sss. plsgase and other affiIetions
6IsSsa,aalh 6ssahd Liver, as we'll az Warmers
4 |sVe'es S,. cure, for diseases OF same
hSlmply immense" iS-I2teod
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meetings. Tonight.

Ih,. SATURDAY.
|cdSTl.LL Sspacs Lodge, No. 4, 100.
Tye,Is' n'1e ! Lodge, No. Is, l. o. o.. f,
H. us.Ss Lodge, No. 8, X. OF +,
~" OOuHcii. No. 10. U.U. NJ.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

|covles. of Cleveland, says that
herman cannot carry Ohio if he
mated, 1t was chiefly a Mr..
Of Cleveland, that elected
|GorernOr in 1875, and this gave
nomination for the Presidency.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
The Best.

|vNeWs," DanDury, Conn, says:
|etSafe Nervine is the best remedy
|TOus Affections the world ever
Js-l2teod.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

To eoua ize the circulation of the blood
snhdne neryou Suess and cleanse the sys-
lem use DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price
only % cents.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

v,.d Grant is a plain-spoken
a1Inr. lSr He prOnounces Wash
I, dashed hypocrite," and says
.sOpe back on the old man."
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

IN, ou,Issfrhea coiioo io mas been attacked
|un Gfelay the use or stomach disorders
W Instant, use of Ur. Bulls Babv
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

NOR SALE,-New series. Clayton Loan
j. association $l00 "A share. This AS
keeps the whole amount of
loan sndicoliets the premium monthly.
M. l.. LICHrENSrhIN
IL Im Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

A SSESS MENT OF HORSES AND
n MULES.
Notice is hereby given that the assess
ment of horses and mules in the city OF
Wilmington Tor the year 1880 is now COM
pieted aud on file in the office of the
Clerk of Council, where 1t will remain
until the 3Uth day of June instant, for the
examination and inspection OF those in
terested. Il. b. FRAZER,
i3Iw Clerk of Council.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

1. Sl fa,,o oF STRAWBERRIES.
FAerrIsUs% wing were the shipments Of
erday: ''er the Delaware r. r..
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05
gaily Sasetts

sA1GlfPss, 4 fPs,rf ROW, {1s~s: y ~ss:oss4act BulaS
(,S York, ,s Is sninO,he IN ,he DAILY and
(,,l,i'e%ssHEiTsr 81 GAZETTE at our best ra'e'.
The daily gazette., 1880-06-05

AT THE meeting of the American
Society of Civil Engineers, held in
st. Louis, May 25, several very in-
teresting papers were read, from
among which synOpses of the follow
ing are taken:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

-rrsEsm corm -cHAIaEas Donolue. orr Goan; at
1880 Calendar allied 20 Al o. nNos ~ = ~ ~ +
81 2 +. 5s. iS7 33s $50 341
Asses.nent Caleud4i-Nos Je2 j95. 59f $50 j0G j97.
SPECIAL IERsi-3oacu. court opens 1850 a. nCsse
ciEcun-PAm AND JYEl AND sERHISER-Davis. J.-COuIt
oIsns At 1850 4. n.-Adourned Iut Monday next
PART U-smlth, court oDens al 1850 a. Mos.
800 29fs 5Jll. ~. 2lo5 LOO luJ5. 1864 l9s lG1s'
2I5O. 1893 1914. 20. 2927, 1917. 855s.
PAgT II-Nsu Worst. court opens az 1880 a. Mos
1875 Zz4g So. 2267 s6 22+4 22l9 1901 lS3-, 1903.
1900 1861 lso2 1863 1865 1863 1866 1867 4ooo 1870
~UraGoK C0URT-GEyERAL TERN-sedgwick. c J.. and
0on.Cencr oaiendaIN0s - IL, "a ~ - % 3d. 81,
-. 20, 3D. 20 z so AZ. p g., . ~. Ia a -
Calendar called ~ a. n-Held in Part H. hOoIn-NO Jay
eal-nGiE - -, 80 , 49,
Day IN HOrsen - .Conrt opens AZ Al a. m Nos
o. a. d. ST. 81 80, o. IL, Ia 81 3D. o. o. b. 80
'rliAL lEnsl-Larrenore. J.-Court opens at II a.
TmAl M-PAnI Ivan Brunt J.--Courf opens II a.
n-H-.d Part IL. koom.-Case On No O%o.-JaiVls IT..
AZ ouisted. No day caeudar
PART Adjourned tor the term.
AAaAE coUsI- iiAL teHa-rAhI ImShefidt' lien
4IUl ltiG $685. 573O 81. 66ll, os49 t404 2osl 44O
glG. 2O3H. 8477, 1925. 4s47 .
ppsns Al I'D a. m Nos $685. 223jq $3.50 3432 2169 4,y-,
as. 1908, 429s 1913 li5. 1861 4lsl 100 1000 4o07'
PlHI iI-Goepp He'd in SUPERIOR Court special Term
opit olens a ~ a. ~ a. o. an 7a n
GENERAL -Essoxs-PART i-COsIng Tile people 4gL
John G assault aud battery Charles Hess los
II Icks Thomgs Foster Frslncis Clark burglary Eliza
seth Kei y snes ryan larceny from Iis person = if
oeAy Charles Valentine. burglary Charles an'" ASSAULT
FAaT m snvrb. R-Tne People agt. John Klenk. Henry
Sceklug fe0ni0us assault ana battery JOb Con ayt
John Cline Frame Clark, 6urgay Ms'theS ConWat 'pn
George sweeney grana larosny William Gleason Gorge
cyslinan larceny from person Charles H. Putnam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
nEClSION>-Nnv. 10.

CuDrrpe Court CAamb9s-Bv Judge DonohUe.-
srororl iet sterling Motion Granted ste memorandum
T,- s Lrnvrcir: TO- O. e matter of Cloves rauted.
fv lii.e LIwrence -Buh.er agt Haas eli a.-Ihc very
1or Of Ie position taken o me c2n-ei VINO - 40
ts. Woud have Drodeht Do soo ln parcels ihe rcerge
have eoncudo CORE city n determining ." sell ~
buss and the be disturbed motion denied
- Judge Beach PAYNE agt White Thompson
a- Nice elau-I wish to see cou1se IN tnc matter oil ar
r5-prehmn4ry objections oveTuled Directing creditors
Iuv me petitioner either IN court or nave t1a by jury
OF tie they may elect order TO Oe entered Oh two
D' S1'i-Frrt Lr-Bv Judge Beach-watsr ast stein
>urror lo~i->.reai Term - By Chief justice
sel-w ok. HlcsiY, agt itetly 81 hta.e sett'tH. .
ar- hrn,A Ao',n -r,ne anlony /, = ,ege. ana Gun
iee Of so assay ae browning 81 - ...o' Z, -
] , ri3irf,a a.sigsf g9ii dcfcndants findings may De
d, Iafsr Fr-eiman-tocrs ct a. aet Fnut et .l-Case
f,uua CO... aicsuer dg iIe Kmcher1ockar Ice COMPANY
al 0-er -ig1, clrenson 1t Tacrtrt granted.
Ihs Nassau 8.uf act. Knox order signed.
common Feds-Spec'd' ITm-Br Judge Van Brut
cHi, inn.u ,1i; n'i e 81 pre- u 5rsn,g,n Ven
be.leg tg. kiu4auCase settled Papers With TIC CLERK
B, udse Larrcmore.- IN assignment Of zimmerman.
NH le % take d1es t7 -ureuea % ponu hesstI
burger az. ia-ins -llnnc ION grtneL Aeslsr at lol
slc. Kelly etc. AZ Carr ppe 4tions SaA'e[ DIef
f. a., netzc-rt k.ne jr g.c. az the Nc"-1 o-> and
Bv Judge J. T. Daly Miller Az Amend.oQrieI signed
Hfrpc COwt-t AemOerS-By ChIet-,l ISGce Sled
Goodman agt Cahnl Hayward act. Christie four cases
J.,-up M0riarry.-AOu0ns granted Van Iassel agi
brennan M1upn denied. Mcln'yr. at Moran or;tr
signed Prluc. ast Levy Arnold AIT Connor-Ordcr FOR
3d. rt nr. Msthesou HOisate Color and Chemical Coma
i4l order Amending order Martin agt CoVerly-C oin.
Little Ivug. Jrtausc set down Tor
Inn november g. Is Ia II. HOIender AT Irnlcr
Nt.ra. Corn L-Oracrs yacitng judgments tTelg dgt.
rg.usv granted 49, u Part J..
t.v a. -paaOTi of dscOuunuincc BairoWcidc
a -ftfr application must Dee given % Tie
ot er party Chappr Winersrne orders male here
Isaac. ANA McA0an respectively Dis
l 0f f o. w.19 tins matter FAR any other single
judge jurisdiction at special Term cannot review
NJ Iu
ceIu-s pending appeal bee maze 10 th'e Justices D
lca1 lOl stay without costs ana NlthOn. prejudice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
Sales bn Aurn6I.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
\ ,'l1k rl.fgI-sh WILL. BE HECEIN Ed AT TIL
TPlOWS OFFICES, No. LBS hrIld ~ .2'. dhlr, .,
rs .f or s0% twenty tnIu-st cor kighti ave 10
d. -. F,1ll trentl Uupns0uare. 200 lhlri
-, etr rortV-sgcuh-it at the HAit4 Dftl, r. ~
U.r 81 Tnrd-tvo, bnr-uuudfe4 dh-J"thtS-
fr - IlIarlrm SAVINGS Bank Building up 10 p w. az
regular Office rates
DY Joseph hegeman * Co., Ancuoneers.
IA, ri,r d. .berr Daggett. Chairman KINGS County
,rpuiican campaign Committee. We wli eel At pg1e
M nm rlIralAv. November a. - o'clock ~ tti-
ms, nnd jf.4v-z Brn1sivu, the Mamm"ih tepu can l,ht
with AN the therein hlncd ihciuh'hE -i
., .Uur. lt!Jut further al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
a1.ction Galcs If Rca! Gstale.

PARTITION PEREMPT TORY SALE.-By or
4 der of supreme Court Valuable improved ana min
urovot property Estate OF John Has rrY ceased IT, DE-
sold under The direction of VIII lam T. Dixon rei rec 40 me
EXCHANGE -ALr~RDON. No. III Broadway, Oh
WLDN F~u - November 3. 1880. AZ - CLOCK AJoA
ions II. DRAPER AuctlOneer
Pearl. ST 49, an l6" fcar.-5t
PlNE-I.-NO los. D., 10 dut z, Plnt-si
bnN DIST 40 90 BOudst.
GRE IT 10 i.--- r. 40. % Great Joues-st
u ARflE S1-L caseI1t premises nos 10 AMI - war
r-n ST.. with firO-forr store.
CREFN lVICI5--T- Sos. 4 AVID 5>6 Grecnwich-st
MORTON ST. Lot north ,iae east ODD Nest-L
HOUSTON. T-Entire block between Greenwich ana
'i6T .sr.-Entire block between Washington and
Wcst--ts. -...
BTLEUEAD- Weststi corner of Houstonst' ana near
MOrtonst ,,.-, ,...-..., ,oi,,u,,,to an, 4
CannUu-st. 90. 60, .,- 49, ,o ND ID,
CIT-dBI 100. lI2. lO4 100 los no. H. III
amt g. .-,....-..
GOENCK-ST Three lois SON .I NJ -tantn-s-
STANTOS--I.- Two iOts west oI Gocrrks'-
sixuypcr Of the purchase money may remain upon
and mort -ace r-...-, ,..--,r-r, ,co.
50 and FrOut-si-,
- NH.
WILLIAM p. DIXON. Referee, 40 80 Wail-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11

to-day. present the Hon. Charles j. Foiger o. d. anu
associates. the following business WAS TRANSACTED;
No. 334.-ohn Il Bergen. appellant agt honofa Orcann'
exccufrix. respondent submitted
353-The National Bank OF Newburg. Respondent sRb
James Biger others appellants and the HIgh,ana
Bank respondent argued by Theodore r. Miller Ior
appellants aud A. Brewster and A. s. Cassidy or To
sp0nuent -. -. r.
Was1 respondent argued by T. d. Mccarthy foI appellants
8 4 Black for respondent, 80. a.. -
The day calendar for THURSDAY, November II cSV az
ioowa 3l4 3B5. 349. 3l9. 339. Sal. 325, @S5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
RnLEn ON A SERIOUS CHARGE.

Richard 4. Spring, of No. Murray-st, who
was locked up Tuesday IA default Of $1,000 balI to
an.era charge of BETRAYAL under promise Of marriage.
prc.srr.d by uy HlGe Of No 24O West Tweuty-htrA-
tt. ra 'elsed Yesterday Afternoon, john hOs- amt
Tsoria. smith becoming his suretirs The Grsi.e d
amount
Tlc examination iu the case j. SET down Tor today az
10 o'clock before Justice Wluae al tie iiersoI Mar
L.. r I .... fH.ffrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
ALLEGED FALSE INVOICES OF GLOVES


The trial of the suit brought by the Gov-
v,,err AGAINST Julius b. Pings, an importer OF ku
cre. of TINS city was begun YESTERDAY IN the Ihl'ei
sa,s District Court before Judge Choae and jury
7,.rrict- attorney woodfori and Messrs. Pi'tt ana
o,t his assistants appeared Tor me Government ana
r ,rs Pierreoont Aul stanley Brown a Clark Tor the
,.feps,ut In Opening the ease Mr. Phtt sad that
tl rt WAS brsueh, 20 recover -622Oo0 dama2es' tHe
defendant having by o. false invoices imperfect
. er,rn Northern Germ ,uv to tnat amount at prices
,.t hollow tneir real value Hc cN IineI Jhdt Fll-0
Int I'm Breslau Germany. were Bee bfotHrrs' 1'iH
,+ h.inp uanufar turtrs purchHsed l.Nu otIti' al"
,i. weekly shipments % NrW-l TX Bee Iroth"fs 'h
r,hv stated Use prces o. thc cloves IN tAo invoices
a. - man Pings paid Ior them. anu rings
a. +ro .ry.e.- fo deceive The officers ot tne customs m
I'm. c,un,rv The Government nad iu IT, possession
,air6f invoices whicd it claimed were irIudulen.'
80, ~ 0f - Bee Brothers nv0iccd wOWcns
-1nfranei XII gloves at % marks dozen. Suo~e-
erfr Pings got INFO trpnDlr al the New York uslun
I,aise over fAe low price marked IN the DILL auu
IN the fall OF 1870 the same quality Of
Goods were Iuv0ic-d N 27l2 to . marks.
sir.orrl thr price og KID gloves Had not increased
II, t,ernanv NJ Plat also announced that one ~ the
princinal witness Tor the Govefnm nj would Dc Oscar
Fnk.. VINO Wa, clerk IN Bee BIO hers 'ihce IN g.
IAN for i've years He came 10 rms country ln ISIS
ana placed evidence OF the fraud before he Dis
Attorney HIS testimony. 10 IL promised, VIII be cor
Federated by other witnesses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday Nov. 10

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Nov. TO- 1880.
The following sale was held at the Exch ange
Saiesroom to-day
By Z. j. & T. P7tfllips
two.story brick dweing with lot. No 400 East
eSIo' Joseph sciwari1s child ''' ~ $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-11
Ccgal Notlccs.

N1FW-YORK SUPREME COURT, Albany
- County matter of tlc Continental Lie Insurance
conn any 81 NcpIork ia pursuance 0f AN 0rier in me
ll. EMIT. "a matter Hon theodore T. WrsihI0nh
ON. ol rle Justice supreme Court o. the lth ht o
December U.s. given ihat tie uhd-isGnt
bias appointed referee I'D tax proc" as 20 lle
u' tlt Continental LIE Insurance
so1p4nv ana in -c-r a. the person. parties entitled
snare distribution u line ,tculiie7 ana ca-h hr,
mont, hy bis successor I'D Office. hdrr- a. f"llht, ts
said Insurance Drp-t nchi a. security
f fc 0 vlod. sand Continental i.f insurance COM
nanv aud ll pocyhOdeis in sad COMPANY And Oher per
.0ri4 snare I'D the i-tfi uun ni slld
ecu, - and cash. hereby notified ana required To re-
sent teif claims prD.s cuuCrlunF 5td policies ana
uoc. uOdcr gnIrIs l-ued referee 4- 0i SAM Al us
office place fie CIV ni ArW YORK, "h OF ne
fr. f. fi IA. 40 Nnsruibri at l. Uc0cN noon. at
winch place aud tie uIdrIlgurd VIII proc ed to near
ana 1rfcWlur the matters referred O MN NN .uth order
Sew York OCTOBER 30 l~7J HENRY A. BtAN NJ re- zee.
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