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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-21

SENsIBLY DoNE.--The authorities Of
Vancouver are against cbsrivaris The
Council denounced them, at o meeting
last week, as 'disgrscetul to the city
md contrary to the spirit and intent OF
its ordinances, and they resolved that
they. Ike other descriptions of dis
turbsnce. were contrary IN city ordin-
unce. aud should DO suppressed: and
the city marshal ID hereby instructed
to arrest aUd complain against any and
all persons who shall conduct or in any
way engage in ,harivari within the
corporate limits OF the city Similar
Enactment should be made in every
town in the Territory
NEw Sidewalks During the past
fortnight several hundred feet Of new
sidowsik were laid on Second street
and during the next fortnight another
several hundred feet will be laid. More
will remain To DO done before the walks
of that street are as they should be.
Unbroken walks. eight or ten feet
wide, should extend from Mill street
north to tue Clough residence, and we
believe they will in very few mouths
at the furthest.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-21

Smoke the famous Bureau cigarl
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-21
TNDHACCD.

A frwsh stsek pr Dakota. viz: Good a. Gold
Silver GriEiey. H0rse Shoe Red Tse. Plsnet. Jack
seas Bess. NAhab Cable Soil. B fses's Coil and
Twist also II ana GiRch Tv1s'. at Retail aid %
ne frsls very low.
RFsne eat chewins by ths Pail and Retail.
MONTGOMERY,
ulss Commercial street.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-11-21

ballard's majority. l214.
, 1880-06-17
Port Townsend
+ F!
PORT TOWNSEND. w. 7.

. ..."#. |yr LH '.I.".
The above institution having Dceu p'iced on
q perTnnnent foOting,as the United SiHieS HOS
pital for Marine Patients ON Puget SCUM tne
proprietor takes pleasure IN announcing ihot
no pains or expense will be spared In minis
teringt the comfort aud convenience Of pri-
vate patients ti' .yHlI.j
This IL the largest General Hospital north oL
San Francisco, and by far the most c"!hplrte
In equipment. IL has been thor ughly reiitleu
and fefurnishei It's general wards nave ac'
commodatons 'or about one huhdred patenps
and are peculiarly adapted Tor eases requiring
the most cur ful treatment aud constant su.
pervision at liu led expenRe. Yhose wh" de-
sire them Will he furnished with private cuoih1,
entirely separate aud distinct, W u slight hdui'
tional cost. .
fdy The attention Of Mil owners, and those
interest ed In shippi &, IS called b t1c tact lhHss
seamen suffering from con ngiuus diseH'rs WIZ
be treated outside tue Hospital without eA'
pense 10 the vessel.
Thomas L. Minor, N. H.,
20.if ...t. ManugIus ~uiG oh'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26
NEW YORK.
Piratical Attack.

New YORK, May %. A Grcenport, Long
Island, despatch says six men in a boat at
tempted an attack on fishermen's party OF
gentlemen, of Plum Island, few days ago
but display of revolvers drove them off.
On Monday, Capt. Smith and ten men of the
yacht Estelle, went to Gardeners Island
where the pirates had tent, and drove them
off, capturing their arms, cooking utensils
and black flag with skull and cross bones.
Good Templars.
The convention of the Right Worthy
Grand Lodge Of the Independent Order Of
Good Templars was held this morning. Dele
gates were present from all the States.
Religious.
SARATOGA, May %. The Baptist Mission
airy Union held session to-day. Rev. DIR
Robinson, President Of Brown University
made the opening address. Rev. J. r. Muir
dock, foreign secretary, read the annual re-
port. Total receipts Sl4,S60. Rev. H. S.
Burrage of Maine was elected recording
secretary. James McWhinric of Maine il
on the board of managers.
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POLITICAL.
New Jersey Delexate.,

New Jersey Delegates.
TRENTON, May IS. New Jersey delegates
to the Cincinnati convention decided that il
was unwise and unnecessary to adopt the unit
rule, as the delegation would vote harmo.
niously.
Election Of Governor.
Providence, R. l., May %. There having
been no choice for governor and lieutenant
governor in the State election. the legislature
to-day elected A. II. Littlefield for governor
and II. H. Foy lieutenant governor, and they
| were inaugurated- Both had the highest
number of votes in the State convention.
Colorado Republicans.
DENVER, May %. The republican State
convention met this forenoon. Col. John
Cloghnan, great man, was temporary chair
man. Delegates from Chaffee county offered
the following:
Whereas, The republican caucus was in
session last night for the purpose of deter
ming the work of to-days convention, and
whereas We, 81 delegates to this convention,
representing republican county which east
in 1878 LOO of the 400 majority received by
the republican candidate for governor, we're
not only not invited to said caucus. but abs u
lutely excluded therefrom on application for
admission simply because of not procuring
the regular pass word, never before required
at a republican caucus,
Therefore, We protest against said action,
which completely stiles the voice of the
strongest republican counties of the State and
renders The presence oftheir representatives a
mockery and farce. We have met in thecon-
vention as friends, to fight a common foe, and
not each other. Hence we deny the right of
any section of the party to take any secret
action which treats US rs a foe and UNIV orthy
of a share in the proceedings of the conven-
ton, though representing AS we believe the
sentiment of an actual majority of the repub-
lican voters of this State
The resolution was not entertained. A
committee on credentials, largely composed of
Grant delegates, was appointed.
Delaware Democrats
DOVER, May %. Indications this morning
were that there would be a lively fight be-
tween the salisbury and Bayard factions at
tending the Democratic State convention but
everything went of smoothly. Resolutions
instructing delegates to vote for Bayard for
President were adopted. Proceedings were
not once interrupted by objection on debate
and lasted only about two hours.
Personal.
CHICAGO. ILL.,, May %. Among prominent
representatives here in anticipation of the
National convention are W. Z. Frye and
Eugene Hale.
VIM. f.. Chandler arrived to-day and his
quarters at once became the headquarters Of
the supporters of Blaine. A few delegates
and good many politicians have arrived.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26
Berlin Treaty.
Condensed TELEGRAMS.

Heavy rains in Virginia have materially
benefited the crops.
The Rhode Island Assembly met and or
gained yesterday.
VIM. Allen, freight brakeman, was run
! over and killed Yesterday noon at Attleboro,
Mass.
meet until Friday.
Leon Say is elected President of the
French Senate.
! Sir John Strachey is to resign and return
to England.
The second trial of Charles Demond, de-
faulting treasurer of the Home Missionary
Society, has commenced at Boston.
! Thirty people were poisoned in Brooklyn
| by eating kernan's lemon meringue pie.
Several are still dangerously sick.
| The shop. barn and house of Patrick
Whalen, bingham, Mass, were burned by an
ncendiary fire this morning. Loss Sc 1000.
| -Four persons were severely burned and a
house consumed by explosion of a barrel Of
gasoline in the cellar at Piqua, Ohio.
! Mayor kalloch's impeachment case went
on trial in the California Superior court, yes
terday.
The General Commander of Marine at
Havana has issued an order that American
vessels shall pay rates CT pilotage on foot
ing with Spanish vessels.
Washington county court house, Mont
pelier. VT. was burned Yesterday afternoon.
Loss So, 900.
George T. Morrow. LADIES' fine shoes. New
York, has failed for S2OO, 900.
A cyclone passed through Mitchell, d. T.,
last evening. doing much damage. Two per,
sons were killed and three badly wounded
Many buildings were blown to pieces.
The strike at Montreal continues.
Mrs. Bromley of Russell, Mass, charged
with numbering her stepson, is held for trial
without bail.
Samuel Butler, well-to-do farmer, hung
himself yesterday at Springfield, Mass.
Base ball at Baltimore, Md.-Baltimores
,, Nationals 4.
The strikers at Blackburn, England, are
returning to work.
Charley Jackson, years old. was stoler
by two men in a wagon at Stockport, y. Y.
yesterday afternoon.
Sir Charles Dixie stated yesterday in Com
mons that England is not in communication
with the United States upon the question o
abrogation Of the Clayton-B ulwer treaty.
The Massachusetts, School Suffrage Asso
citation held its first annual meeting yesterda,
at Boston The attendance of ladies wa
quite large. 1t is proposed to appoint on
woman in each county Of the State TO enlis
the interest of women in the matter of vot
ing on school questions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26
RHODE ISLAND.
Outrage BY n Tramp.

PROVIDENCE, May %. In East Greenbach,
this morning, tramp entered the farm house
of Charles T. Hopkins and when Mrs. Hop
kins returned after brief absence, he was
gathering up her silverware. The tramp
threw her down, pounded her shockingly and
stripped off her clothing. She told him he
might have the money in the house if he
would let her up. lie relaxed his hold, when
she seized a loaded gun. The tramp was un
able to wrest it from her and sprang from a
window when she fired. He gave scream
and fled to the woods, where search is max
ing for him. The woman is dangerously hurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26
GREAT FIRE IN BROOKLYN, NY.

ing fire broke out in Denstow & Bach's oil
works, Twenty fifth street and Third avenue,
Brooklyn. The flames spread rapidly. About
a quarter OF an hour after, an oil tank explo-
ded and it is reported killed and wounded
number of men. The flames extended to
several vessels and to Adams lumber yard.
The fire is still in progress. Loss will be
very heavy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26
PRESIDENTIAL.

The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Journal says:
"The Blaine men are confident that they
will control the organization of the Chicago
convention, which will aid them materially.
They have.a majority Of the National execu-
tive committee, which will issue the tickets
for the galleries. and will name the Commit.
tee on Credentials. This will insure the adj
mission of the protesting delegation from
Illinois. VIM. l.. Chandler has gone to
Chicago with his war paint on and he will be
seconded by Edward Mcpherson of Pennsyl-
vania, Secretary of the United Congressional
Committee, who is a strong Blaine man.
The Grant men profess to be Indifferent as
to what the Blaine men or any one else may
do at Chicago, and confidently assert that
the General will have majority on the first
ballot. They figure that the vote on the first
ballot will be: Grant, 1882; Blaine, 242 !;
Sherman. 81; Edmunds, 81; Window, 10;
Washburn. 4. These figures may have been
correct when the delegates were chosen, hut
there are good reasons for believing that not
only some Of the Pennsylvania votes, all of
which are. counted for Grant. may be given
TO Blaine, but that there will be similar de-
fectons in the Georgia, Tennessee and Mary
land delegations, and perhaps in others.
When the first roll call is reached, and the
State Of Alabama is called. the response will
be twenty for Grant. Then will come Arkan-
sas. IL for Grant. California, Connecticut and
Delaware will follow with IL, 8, and for
/ Blaine. Next, Florida will respond, for
Grant, and then the contest will begin.
Georgia has 20 uninstrucfed votes, and there
| is warm contest over them. II either
Grant or Blaine could receive the solid vote
of Georgia, it would be a famous boom, in
dicating which way the floating waters will
roll and should Sherman be the recipient Of
it, it would give him good sight. From
Georgia onward the responses will be listened
| for with great interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

The Executive Council held a special ses-
SION, yesterday. In addition to routine busf-
ness hearings were given to parties from Tar
diner, Belfast, and other places. for the
appointment of special constables for the
more rigid enforcement of the probibitory
law in certain sections of the State. Sam"ei
u Ellis of Belfast, and Charles II. Berry OF
Iardiner were nominated for that office. Inc
next session of the council will convene June
9lst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

We learn that the Post Office Department
has not promulgated an order by which the
name of the town as well as the post office
must be written upon second, third, and
'ourth-class mail matter; and that this cam
not be the reason why subscribers for Allen S
publications in some sections of the country
where the name of the post Office is not the
name of the town. have not received their
paDprs
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Gardiner Local News.

Attic greenback caucus last Saturday ev 'ng,
the following delegates were chosen to go to
Bangor: J. +. Ladd, Geo. elliott, l.. ID.
Cooke, T. J. Cannon, J. d. White, S. W.
Townsend. J. Nj. Richardson. W. NJ. Bart
lett. r. +. Johnson, VIM. Dunkin, Chas.
Douglass, Elbridge Drake. Each one is sup
piled with an alternate.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
The Reading Failure.

PHILADELPHIA, May %. Gowen, Lewis
and Caldwell appeared this morning before
the clerk of the United States Circuit court
and entered joint security i'll 100000 as re-
ceivers of the Philadelphia & Reading Rail-
road Coal and Iron Company.
The coal firm of Bines & Sheaff. retail sales
agents of the Philadelphia Reading Coal
and Iron Co, is temporarily suspended
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

The meeting of the Maine Homeopathic
Medical Society convenes in the Aldermen's
room, Granite Block, next Tuesday at 10
o'clock. A two days session is anticipated.
There are to be several committee reports,
and it is expected that the discussions will be
very valuable. Free return tickets will be
furnished to those who pay full fare one way
upon application to the corresponding secre-
tsrv
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OHIO.
Methodist Conference.

CINcISNArI. May -. The General Con-
ference adopted an amendment TO the &C.
clesiastical code providing the trial of bishops
for heresy shall proceed in the same manner
as of a minister for immoralites. The COM
mittee agreed to recommend missionary bish-
ops for Liberia, Africa. 1t is understood a
colored bishop will be selected. The COM
mittee recommend no change with reference
tn women preachers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

The Borrower Sold: Mrs. Beauchamp
Rrown wishing to borrow book, in persua-
sive accents)-Has your mistress GuizOt's
History of France? Servant (slamming the
door)-We don't want any book agents here.
Harrard Lampoon.
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Cared her Dyspepsia.

A lady saws: AZ saw your advertisement Of
the People's Favorite Tonic Bitters and told
INV husband that was going to try it for
Dyspepsia He said it was n humbug like
manv others. but / persuaded him to get a
hottie for trial. Its effect was wonderful. 1
never used anything that helped me so much.
Unlike many other bitters its benefit is last
ing. My husband now cannot say enough in
its praise" See advertisement.
may25-f&wlw
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TMAMC1AL AND ColnxRcIAL..
ErcaiRe Report.

6rcaiRg Report.
NKw YORK. Nay -.
Money loaned between 4as call and closed ct s.
Prime mercantile paper saSl. Exchange 4.s6aA.esl
for long and 4.ssaA.sel for short. Govsrnmeats
strong. Railroad bonds heavy. with sharp q
cline in price, but partial recovery followed. On
the Stock Exchange. great depression and general
Generalization prevailed, under enormous sales 81
stock. Prices declined TO 4, carrying down Quo-.
tatious to the lowest 6gurcs OF the year in many
cases. Toward midday there vas a sudden and
sharp change for the better and the early decline
was recovered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

KeIv & Woods store at Winthrop, was
,,oteu into Monday night, and the money
,..r riaed of about six dollars in change.
rhsv entered at rear window, taking out a
.,u,,e of glass and crawling through. No
Ian ss vet TO the thieves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

Mr. NJ. W. Mead, who formerly kept the
Mineral Spring Hotel at Vienna, has moved
- Kiugfed and leased the hotel there, which
he has greatly improved and made ready for
summer visitors. This is said to be a
,neudid region for trout fishing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

An invalid who is tired of hot beef tea will
.Ometimes drink it cold or iced with great
RELISH Enough isinglass or gelatine may be
added to the juice to make jelly, which can
be favored with anything the patient may
fanny
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"a. solid item of freight brought by the
.s.., IF the East" last week was a massive
a.,one for the Hallowell Granite Com
The weight was POO pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

colt driven by o. n. Blackington became
.:.,,ened at the cars yesterday morning, and
=. ..ssred wildly. A lady in the carriage was
.,.oxn ont. and the axles sprung.
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III. 3 Is train from the West was .Ooa'
IN. me. ~ behind time yesterday afternoon
:" .u - . freight train being on the ,.s. rae.
ON the Eastern road The 'l.'" p"..,.,a but
and forty.ve minute. late s a. ro that city
anu msie ev M forgive minutes oesweeA ''''
and Augusta.
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Italy il to demand from Chill compensa-
ton to foreigners for damages received from
bombardment Of towns in Peru and Bolivia
France and England adhsre to Italy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

Tho old engine s'Bath" which has been en-
,,oved shifting cars at the station for several
r .,s ba, been sent to the shops at Waterville
Id iron
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The German Religious Bill.

BERLIN..May %. An Independent COM
munication in tine Cologne Gazette says that
the pope has conveyed to Cardinal Jacobin
his disapproval of the new religious bill and
withdrawn the concession in regard to the
clergy in Prussia. The Prussian ministry
does not intenthto Withdraw the clerical bill
now before the Prussian diet, because of the
altered attitude of the Vatican.
Berlin Treaty.
Germany has withdrawn her objection to a
conference OF representatives of the signatory
powers of the Berlin treaty at Berlin, but stip-
ulates definite programme will be framed
before the conference is called. The powers
have now agreed that il force becomes neces-
sarv in Turkey all the powers shall combine
for common action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

At meeting of St. Johns Commandery of
Bangor on Monday evening, it was voted to
extend an invitation to Dunlap Commandery
Of Bath, to celebrate St. Johns Day, June
nth, with them in that city. A committee
was appointed to make the necessary arrange
ments, which will be made public as soon as
thew are completed.
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r.,saru that Messrs. Smith Hunt have
-, the store recently occupied by VIM.
limit, l2l Water street, and will open a
clothing store on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

The Morgan joint resolution passed
the Senate, Monday, by vote Of 32
to "a. The next move in the democratic
programme is the passage of bill va
eating the Offices of Supervisors of
Elections, and providing for the appoint
ment Of a new set of Supervisors by the
President, to be confirmed BY the Senate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-05-26

~, Hannibal Hamlin, U. s. Senator,
..d through Augusta. yesterday, en- route
=, Washington.
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-. .uction sale of Chas. Browns furni-
"A, take place this forenoon at 10
.clock.
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Notice to Stone Masons.

uDROPOSALS will be received for the construction
of the masonry for q new bridge across the 4 n
dra,roeein river at Brunewick Maine. until p. ".
lime 5th. All information in regard TO the work
NAV BE- had upon application to the undersigned.
The right to reject any or all proposals 10 reserved
GEORGE L. vOSE,
u.avaS.st Chairman Building Committee.
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CANADA.
The Queens Birthday.

QUEBEC, May %. The Queens birthday,
yesterday, was celebrated by military review
and sham fight on the Plains of Abraham.
The Princess Louise and suites banquet was
held in the evening.
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u.rdoiu College Notes. o;,..d
The following Juniors have oes a.. .pp :. ,hs
to take part in the Prize Exhibition pa" ' ~
:, ",o .a. Of the present term: L. B. Lane n
close y. .,.;n q II. Cutler, A. G. Petten'
WI w; M Gardner. F. L. Johnson e s Saw
yer r r. p Wheclwright, A. c. Cobb
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TUESDAY, June sth.
SO. Kendall VS.. Weaver. PAP; WV
IS. Sawyer VS.. Lewis. Clay; B. b. Clay, Whit
more.
%. Partridge vs. McKeeman. Apt. II. G. White;
Whitmore.
%: Emery VS.. Perrigo: Blake; P; 4 P.
II. q. Sleeper.
WEDNESDAY, jane 9th.
100. Grenneli vs.. Inhs. of Windsor. L. NJ. Sta
Piles; G. j. Moody.
10. scrbner vs.: Johnson. stilphen Hutchinson,
Baker & b.
1ol. Holt VS.. Stacy. McFadden; Kinds.
I22. Rowe VS.. Rdeout & al Brown H.; Kinds.
1913. Parker pro per ami vs.. Clifford Brown H.,
Kinds.
124. Robinson vs. Perry. Brown H.; Perry.
THURSDAY, June 10th.
lbs. latham & ais, VS.. Stafford al. Fogg; f. w.
49, Tobey VS.. Getchell. E.w. W.
l32 Dunlap Va. Getcheli. Z. w. W.
49, Prescott vs.. Clark al. Hammons; +. W. w.
40. Smith VS.. Tibbetts. Mosdy; +. +. Harvey.
,43. Nickerson VS.. Cobb ais. Clay: Harrington,
Benjamin.
i45. Nickerson VS.. Ladd & al Clay; stiiphen.
FRIDAY. June 18th.
146. Clary vs.. Peacock. whitmore: Clay.
I49. Langley VS.. Tucker Trs. waldron; Carver.
100. Goodwin VS.. Barker. White; Perry.
Isl. COrbitt in rep: vs.. Hutchinson L al. II. e..
white; Stilphen.
l52- spear I'd flames a. spear, flomer.
I54. Osgood VS.. Downing. Spear: Moody.
iii. Harrington &al. Apee. VS.. Worthing, Far.
ringtOn; Turner
SATURDAY. June 18th.
l66 Wilson VS.. Blasdell Haines; Stevens.
l67 Kimball vs. Same. IIaines: Stevens.
l6s Baker & al. VS.. Harden. Baker 4 B.: Harden.
IT, Emery VS.. Cousins Bean & B.: Spear.
Ia. Prescott Admr. VS.. Sullivan. Otis; Hutchin-
son & :.
10. Barker VS.. Smiley Trs. Otis; Carver.
MONDAY, June 18th.
lV, Crowell VS.. Hanson, Exr. Stevens; Webb.
los woodward VS.. King & Tr. Carleton; Otis.
IOi. Whitman Carr. Webb; Stlphin.
1884, Field VS.. Fish Webb; Brown & H.. Webb.
rs. Jerauld vs.. Gilman Webb. Carver.
u.s. Comstock vs.. Richmond. Greenleaf; Carleton.