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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-29


County Normal Institute, TO begin next week.
Gette Hanson, c. W. Robertsn,
| J. NJ Latta. Mary p. Hampson
| r b. Marzhai Clara Byrrs
z G. Drake. Eshis Witin.ua,.
Mora Z. Dunle.vy. Mamie p Ger,
Matte Williams, EB Martin.
J. J. Baker, Jennie A. Robinson.
Jscksnn, W. A Jenkin.
J. L Sobe, Tbo- Barrett
J. Lee Maggie Sornil,
=; p Jgaes, Anna Saxton,
Moie Gray. Ida Saxton
Katie Delaney Mamie MAYNARD
d. L CARPENTER AaEg.ret J. Hambaugh,
Emma Plank Charles FIoyd
Georgia Scott Y Simon
| e. KligPei Emma Toner.
u z. maisn Iva We'd
Kate Fernerok. Hattie van See.
Leonz Sullivan, Della Sparkling
J. A Dillon, Charles Hoffman,
George MeL o. Edwards,
Jennie Hardy. A. H. MiIrr,
Ida Walton. ~. Paige
Hattie KeArney Hsuri.tts Steel
Lids Armstrong. Laeretia Harrington.
Anna Berry Herbert Alkire
Z q. HenshaI- William Devereux
Fannie McCrrary, p L sopsr,
Hattie Scott, Albert Ferry. Jr..
Arid Bowers Warrrn Perry,
Z n Pugh. Kate Mewniisms
Clara Williams D. N. Conkln,
Josie Bell K. Haeney,
Anna Z. Aasnn, Hs1ry Bairr.
Mamie Nesbit Mabel Perry
= A Nesbif. sarzh Carpenter,
Hattie Sehock, Kate EvAna
Ella MeRer1zn May Waller,
Jennie Arnold Alice Jarrett,
Chas- Cherry. Matte Saunders
Hattie Alien. Mason Shane,
Jennie McCabe Lydia Williams
Laura Dillon. Carrie Dixon
Clzra Allison Ida Tracy,
Bette Saunders, Josie flie kingrr,
Frances kAtner. Mary Rhine,
Mary Messenger, Eliza Johnston,
Harriet Seeey, Leila Miller.
I. Z. Clark, James Zimmerman
Susie Leak Jennie Bromley
Matte Denton. Grant Watkins
Mary Rawiin-, Mollie kiippel
Z. y. Sturg-on. Amelia KipIsl,
]. 4 Carter, Harry Moorr.
4 II. Gilnars. Emma Rippey
Z. X. westfan Hattie T. Castle
d. M.Iu
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-29

u Lloyd SArton has been very sick, with fever.
but IL ON the mend.
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-29

~ Tho Kansas FIGURING Mills, ut Doniphan, ar,
now running. and turning out the best Of -four.
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POPULATION OF TRor.-A correspondent complains
that We did not give the full population of Troy.
We guess that is We gave the population only
of the original town of Trey, not counting the three
additions subsequently made, which, it is claimed.
will bring the population nearly if not quite up to
1000. This omission not fault. We have
had to around and get the returns best We
could. We requested enumerators to give us the
suit of their returns but Mr. Shaner and Mr.. Ingles
were the only ones who did We were not trying
to make any speculation out of it, but simply aimed
to give that would interest the people Of the
whole Couuty
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~ Remember. You can double your yneid Oh
wheat per acre by using the Buckeye one-h'rSe
Drill BE sure And see them. JoHS H. LSSDs'
l5july White Cloud
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Focal SKATERS.
SOL. MILLER, Publisher.

any other length Of time in accordance with the
above rates which apply only 10 regular advertising
Business cards Of S fines or less, Is year
legal advertisements q per SQUARE Ion
the rt Insertion per square for each subse
queut insertion.
Special Notices viii charged 50 pr cent extra and
editorial and personal
double price Ieala 10 per line for singl insertion
S cents uer line far subsequent insertions-
Eight Of solid SOnI'arril make one square All
fractions Of half a square and counted full
square
Advertisements requiring 10 be certified to- viii be carg
ed the cost Of certifying addition the regular rates
Transient advertisements must be paid for invariably In
advance.
10 JOB WORK Of al kinds done short notice, as
low times viii admit An job Work must be paid
for when taken fIUm the Office.
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Divorce Notice.

In the District Court fr pPhan County STATE Of RanS.-
Mary Am haore Plaintiff.
William w. Moore. }Defrnsi.nt.
TIVE above named defendant Il hereby notified that he
has bern sued by the above named pxiIf Mary Ann
Meore In said District Court Of Duphaa tssnfy Kansas
and that he must answer the petitiu 6 by sad plinfi
before the 9Th day Of Septr.-bsr A d. i-e the
PETITION VIII be taken true and Judgment for divorces.
the custody Of infant ehpren and amony. viii be rsSer
ed acoordingly
Dated the i5th asy Of July isso.
A. BREwsrER, Attorney Ar Plaintiff
July - 1sso-4w. Prs fse- ~
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n Take your wheat 70 The Kansas Nips, It Don
iphsn, and exchsnseit for rAd Astra- Flour.
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CastOria

L natures remedy for assimilatinr the
food. Il cures Wind-Colic, the raising of
Sour Card and Diarrhea, aIlays Feverixh-
ness, and KILL Worms. Tins the Child
has health, and the Mother obtains rest.
Pleasant, Cheap, and Reliable.
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n We call attention TO the medical esrl Of DR..
J. b. West, who has recently located In Wits cnnd.
with his Office ut Dr. Pugsieys drug store : -.
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station Items.


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eaih'aiar picnic erouhaS' near highiaha s'a'ioh
IL mas been talked oil Tor several months, and prom
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IL Van Wan

II You want
Watch, call at Bickforl's and what he will do
for you 2Saly3~.
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t1S~ Plenty of the best asur aud meal at the Kan
sac Mills Donphan TO exchange for wheat and corn.
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DoyIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge ID Judicial Distrirt-ALERED e.. OTIs
County Co,nmis-iouers-R T. SHULsKT, CTRus LKIANI
JR WILLIAM II. DEcKARn,
Sherih-cHARLKs BURKHALTER
Clerk Of District Courf-F- j. CLosE
Trtasurrr-ROBEKT fLIcKINGER-
County Clerk-D. W. MoKsE.
County Attorney-THoMAs W. HEXIIET.
Pnlbaie Judge-RoBEKI WILKINSON.
Register Of Deeds-ERAsHUs T. DIXOS.
Superintendent 81 Public Observation-Disclosures HEESEr.
SurveyOr-CHARLEs CORBUsIER
COroner-DE. RoBEKT $ DfNsHoKE
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Money 60 Loan

On best improved farms mortgage for from
S.brce five years time, at s per cent, and a small
Z commission ALBERT PERRY,
t6octIr Attorney at Law, Troy, kas-
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1he Seitnic Beit Co., Marshall, Mick,
WI send their celebrated Electro-vo Belts to
the amieteo upon 30 days trial Speedy cures guar
Auteed. They what they say. Write to them
without delay. noya0vl
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n Next week, schoolmarms win be ripe.
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FRANKLIN BABCOCk

VIII negotiate loans for parties wishing to borrow
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Money 10 Loan


Money 10 Loan,
a.a~x rates on long time. n. PRICE,
ssf;,,.ess Troy, Kansas
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1880-07-29

CHEAP MONEY!
Money TO loan in any amount, and at io~
' GEO. T. WOOD,
st;uaesO Troy, Kansas.
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TIME TABLE NO. &.
Took Eject Sunday July H. 1850. at 1900, Midnight
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ST. JOSEPH & WESTERN RAIL ROAD.

Nj Z. CHURCH.-S.ryioese every Sabbath, at IOk A. NJ
IvE and "A r. NJ. Prayer meeting every Thursday
ing. T. 4. MCBRIDE, Pastor.
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NORMAL INSrIrUrE

The following Teachers have enrolled their names
or written that they would be in attendance ut The
County Normal Institute, to begin next week.
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y German Millet, at
LELANDss.
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AGENTS,

AGENTS.
JAMES IT. BATES 81 Park Row, New York.
+. NJ PETTENGILL a co, - Park Row, New York
HOWELL & CHESAAN, ST Louis Mo-
THIS PAPER may be found on fle at George p
Using Bureau no Spruce ST. where adveTtisining
tracts may be made for Il IN NEW YORK.
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Total, real and personal,

TROY, WITHOUT ADDITIONS
Personal property, less exemptions,
Real estate,
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X. OF IN.
Troy Lodge No. 1871 knights Of Honor meets the sec
Ond and fourth Friday evenings in each m1nh, In Odd Eel
lows Hall, Bodrrs Bank.
l.. L. JOHNSON Dictator.
EoBEII wHKINsoS. Reporter.
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N

Cry for Pitohsr's Castoria. They like IL b.
canss IL Is sweet; Methors like Castoris.
bscause IL gives health to tho child and
Physactsns. esoause It contain. NO NOR
phiue or mineral.
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TRAINS EAST
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Jos. HANSEN. L. ID. TUTHlLL-
Master cI TndasIsrtdtioh superintendent
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Troy Lodge No 81 A. =. and A NJ, meets In their Hall.
first Monday each month before full moIn and second
SATURDAY THEREAFTER.
GEO W. TOWNSEND, W. NJ
d. &. SINcLAiR. Sec.
Watlena Lodse No. G. A. F. & 4. NJ, meets at their
Hall every Saturday before the ull and every
weeks thereafter. Visiting brethren cordially in
yit-si la attend ROBERT PERIGO, W. NJ
Aug. MILLER See
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4. o. o. r.
Truy City Lodge No p every Saturday night n;
Odd fIlow- Hall Bsers Bank. All members of the
Order cordially invited "a attend.
c. G. BAILEY, n. G.
JosEPH PESROD, X. See
King L0sge No. la, l. q. D. F., meets every Tuesday
might, at it's Hall in Severance Kansas Visiting bruthers
cordially invitesE L. J. ROTE, N e.
L. J. ARMSTRONG, X. S.
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Liniments will surely oxtermina to the pain.
There Is no Strain, Sprain. Cut, Soald, Burn,
Bruiss, Sting. Gall or Lamensss to which
Mankind or Dumb Brutes arc subject, that
does not respond to this Soothing balm.
The Ceutaur
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shares He was unmarried and was quiet soo'i
and good worker. He was about thirty years VI
age, and lived secluded life.
On Wednesday evening the nearest helg
who live about quarter OF mile away, no'iu
some shots fred apparently in the dlrecuon VI
Schmidt's house. Nothing was thought OF IT, no"-
ever since there were hunters over the country
and it was supposed that they were trying W
bag Some game About half an hour later attention
was called 70 the fact that Schmidts house ana
barn were on fire. The shots that had been hearu'
however seem not to have been Thought oil IN con-
nection with the fire. II was found that Scnniu'
had disappeared. On Thursday Justice Capeh VIZ
tied the ruins. and discovered that bloody ua%cuS
had been enacted. He found an empty gun III tle
yard and later Schmidfs body was found III
the we'll The left side of the mans head had Deen
torn away to the brain by a shot from gum ana
tho body presented CHASTITY sight. Help was soon
snmmoned and Coroner Preston was sent for
careful examination of the dead man and OF the
ward indicated that Schmidt probably lying
down early Wednesday evening on the lawn III
front of the house when one or more
men approached with the intention OF
committing robbery II Is supposed that Schmidt
hearing them approach and realizing the desperate
character Of their Grand fred at them with MS
pistol the shots being mistaken by the nelanoors
for those of hunters. Schmidt. 1t is thought, was
then killed by the charge from the gun in the
hands of one of the assaants. and his body was
dragged to the WELL into which 1t was
thrown. One of the dead mans 81, stockings
was found on his foot the other
was in the gun. His empty purse with the clasp
broken, was found near the house. 40 trace could
be found of his watch or revolver. The lock OF DIS
trunk was found in the ruins, and from the 1act
of it's being broken and twisted II is supposed that
the robbers ried the trunk before they set fire to
.hoh Il hn gEnia nj n Hn-0O
fonnd In the ruins. No suspicious persons have
been seen lately in the neigh borhOod. Coroner
Preston and Jury began an investigation. Inc
oioers have suspicious Of certain persons, but are
are retcent as to whom they are watching. The
affair has created great excitement In the usually
quiet village OF Amityville.
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1HE CONFINEMENT SEASON.
-AsHNGrON And JEFFERSON COLLEGE.


WASHINGTON, Penn, July 2.-The seventy
eighth annual commencement OF Washington and Jefe7-
son College took place at Washington, PENN on We'd
nesday June 80, the graduating class numbering twen-
ty-four members. The first honor awarded to Sam
ue B. Mccormick, OF Irwin. Penn, whose valedictory
grafton WAS highly commended. The second honor was
divided between ]. {. Boyer and Winfield McIlvane.
Honorary degrees were conferred follows: A. NJ.
upon the Rev. j. " Waterman, OF California, and j. H..
Clark Of Youngstown, Ohio; Ph. d. upon Professor
Henry H. Brewer. OF NewHlyeu, Conn., IL. d. upon
Henry VI. Alexander, of NcwYOrk City.
Upon the conclusion OF the commencement exercises
an alumni dinner was given IN tho college hall.
Letters were read from the Hon. James G.. Blaine,
BENJAMIN H. BrstOw and others OF the alumni. express
Ing regret that they unable Re be present. Inc
class of 1880 held hacentury reunion In OF the
society halls; the class OF 1870 met in another nal,
and members classes drifted together In odd
hooks and corners, aud tried hard to imagine them
selves students again.
In The evening occurred the annual hop given BIZ tie
graduating class. at which present many Young
ladies' and gen, eInen from Titshurg Wheeling, ". Va
Steubeng WIFE, Ohio and neghbOrng towns.
TIE Beta Theta Pr Phi Kappa sigma and PM Delta
Kappa Societies held tucr annual suppers ana reunions
on Tuesday evcpiDg.
The Rev. G.. p Hays. d. D., president Of Washington
and jefferson SAYS tEat the college IA IN prosperous
condition. Ovr hfty students will enter the resnan
class in the Fail.
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CHARGED WITH PERJURY.

Henry Livingston, of Newly ork, was arrested
several ago. charged with passing $50 counter
felt bill In default Of 200 bail, he was sent 10 JAIL
and the lack OF appropriations for the Jurors OF the
United states Courts prevented his coming to TRIAL On
Thursday last Paul McArdle, Of No. GO Ralph-aye2
Brooklyn offered himself bail for Livingston He said
he had been Roman Catholic priest and in bis affidavit
he stated that he owned three-story BRICK building,
No 1873 Marshall ST., Brooklyn from which he received
q monthly rental OF S35. In his affidavit ne also declared
that he received nothing for becoming Lningstons
bund-m1n.
As Is tle custom inquiry made "a to the prop
erty which he claimed ~ own, ana the investigation
resulted in bis arrest for perjury yesterday Il was
found that No. 1873 Mar-hatst. vas vacant lOt.
McArdle claimed that mistake had been made, and
that be would be released to-day
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OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT LONG BRANCH-AN EXCELLENT CARD
FOR THE OPENING DAY.

RACING AT LONG BRANCH-AN EXCELLENT CARD
FOR the OPENING DAY.
Many improvements have been made at
Monmouth Park Long Branch since last year, and
the programme to-day the opening day OF 1880 at
this fashionable and attractive Ia OF so much
merit that the attendance should be large The arrange
ments for reaching the ample and convenient
Details concerning them be found in the advertising
columns For details concerning the horses that will
run all In such matters consult the July
edition Kinks Guide 10 the Turf just issued, which
con ains records Of all in this country from
January 1, 1880, to July /.
The opening race win be three-quarters Of mile
for purse OF $500 with allowances Dan
sparling -four years, 12a pounds, Enqui-
ress "a, I'D, Aurora's Baby(3. 100, sna-
dow Dance(3 100 sioux4, 1901 Democrat q, 1907 King
Ernest colt g. 100, and Kitie j. g, 95) will start.
Pools sold last night as follows; Sir Hugh S25
King colt S1o Dan sparling 80 Democrat So
Auroras Baby &c. Enquiries IS, Kitty j. S. Sioux 81,
and Shadow Dance 81.
The second race will be for the Hopeful Stakes for two
yearolds half mile with penalties for winners c. l..
LOriard will run his magnificent FLY Spinaway,
although she must carry tho crushing weight of 1l9
lard will his flly Geranlum QO4 pounds. and
McGrsth mis- colt Sligo l107 pounds In the pools. g.
L. Lorlard's entries bring 800; Geranium, s23, and
In the third race the famous hrceyearoId colt Luke
oossn 'rs Stakes. Is p' miles G. L. LOrard
will start Harold, Dryer Br0tbers Luxe
Blackburn, Pierre LorIllard Duke OF Montrose, and
d. d. Wtthers his King Ernest colt They rank In the
pools IN tnis order: Luke Blackburn 500, Duke Of
MontrOse $50 Harold $11 and the King Ernest colt $40
Fourth viii be the LOug Branch Handicap, Ia miles.
MILAN TO- IIOD. Report a. no. Fer1da "A, 100, Andax
a. 1901 and DIVER Brothers Quito g. 1922 and Elias
Lawrence 60, 95) will run. Here IS pool Report $50.
FerIda $40, Milan S35, AndaI R16
The NTH race will be li2 miles, with selling allow
ances and WIN DanlcneI 70 tlos w. hooJ Tot
betting they rank follows Pilot $5o. Surge $50,
Danichef, SIG. and Dixie, 20.
The last race will be handicap of q miles bur
dies with starters Disturbance 70 years, las
pOunds) brings $50 the pools. Problem taRed, lao
poundsj 500 Cattnachs Judith Is years, 1877 pounds)
and Bertha % l40 pounds S2o Raven 70 years
I37 poundsl $l6 PomerOy Is years, 40 pounds) gl5
Entght "a years, l36 pounds) 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-07-03
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Second Lieutenant
Henry whitney United states Marine Corps. Washing
on has been granted two weeks leave OF absence from
July 10.
Orders have been issued follows: MIdshipman
John H. L. Holcombe 10 duty at the Nautical Almanac
Office Washin Rton Chef-EnRineer b. b. III. Wharton to
Qunnebaug. European station; Chief Engineer James
W. Whitaker, Passed Assistant Engineers l.. W. Robin
son, j. Van Horenburg, b. c. Gowing, C. H. Greenleaf,
Absaorn Kirby, James Entuistle, J. W. Emanuel and
q. H. L. Babbitt 10 hold themselves
III readiness for sea service.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Charles NJ Thomas has been
detached from the trBningshp Constitution ana
placed on waiting orders. number Of leaves Of alb
sence have been granted.
LONDON, July 2.-The Cnted States steamer Trenton
arrived at Flushing Yesterday the LIST inst.
The UGited states ship Portsmouth sailed from Fayal
for Halifax on the 19th OF June.
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PROPOSALS FOR VETERINARY INSTRU-
4 MENTS. &c
DEPoT QUARTRRM4sTER's OPTTCR,)
HOUSTON -sT.. CORNER GREENE,
ME- ftVTy rAAA


hKW.YoRk CITY. July !, 1850. }
SEALED PROPOSALS, In tTiplcate, subject 10 the
usual conditions Will be received at this o1ce until o'clock
p saturday. July 81, $780, at which and place
they win be opened In the presence bidders for furnishing
delivering AT this Depot the following named Veterinary
Ffty bail forceps so bone saws small 100 catheters gum
atyet 100 cOrkserewsi 80 disseeung cases 100
dTen ching horns tin 90 firing irons point 90 firing irons
line 100 funnels rubber; 700 tunnels, tin 90 foot
ate glasses glass, mnim; 30 hobbies castngs So
homes % sets measures tin 90 mOttars and pestles
wedgewOod ware inch so IDoraIs and pestles wedge
WOOD nehi $500 needles, surgeons LOO nee
pete; 90 postmortein cases 90 probangs ceuloid so
ph sicians saddle bags 90 scales and
30 and weights shop 90 scissors cGTved cissofs
straisht 90 sings snsPending lou spatuas onch 100
Inges hypodeTnic, 100 synnges, Rubber, 2 o.
100 syringes, rubber, ozj loo syTirges rub
Der - 90 Thermometers clinical 90 tooth chises 40
tooth fOrceDe arge so tooth torceps small
90 tracheoiOny Oes self retaining 90 rephines 90 URN
ometers 100 packages paper hering round inch 900
silk igature copies OF the Farmers Veterinary al.
wiser" by Professor Law, and 30 copies PhArmscy" by
Professor Parrish.
Bidders price which they Will furnish zach
article, ana they will confidence when comp the
delivery Of the articles which they bid
&C. qured must be Ike ana equal IN al respects 10 The
sealed sfsndard samples az TINS depot which bidders
permitted 20 examine
Proposals quantities less than the whole required will la
received The right is reserved 20 reject bids pref
viii be given to articles OF domestic pyoguctg eona
ti0us of price and quality beng equal
Blank prOposas and Oef Information may he de
Proposal Proposals Tor Veterinary In
struments. &c" and addressed 10 te under slgned
l.. G. EAbrON, Colonel, u. \ A.
Asst onarieimaster aenl Depot Quarter naster.
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DEClSlONS-JULY ..
Suuye1Re Court hambTs-By Judge Lawrence
Crum ag. Cmm-MOtOn granted with $40 costs TO abide
the event People Gilmore DOnohue.
think that stay should be granted In this case Cur
aE DOrlaud-MOOn for stay oil proceedings denied The
people the Brooklyn Elevated Rail
road COmpar memorandum. Smith dgt DOnOhue Oh
more ag. D Iohns.-Order granted.
By Judge Donoiue-Munroe agt Munroe.-Decree OF d..
granted 10 plaintiff -.
SDecfdt Judge Van NoTstStOdcaT tr. agt Key
ana OlneTs-Endngs and amendments settled.
BY Judge Rehabilitation agt WalkerFiudtngs settled.
By DoDohue-1rul agt. Trull -GHnted. The Har-
lem and Mori5ana Railroad Company Netter
Findings and decree signed
BV udRc Lawrence.herchant etc. agt Oppermann and
anOIheI.-FtHdings signed
b. Judge Van Drunt-Colcman aRt Phelps and Others
Findings settled Randall Carpenter et a. Findings
tei.
Superior Comt-Specidl Tpm-Judge Freedman
Bolton agf a.-MOuOn denied. Assoca-
Relief OF Respectable Aged etc. Females
al-NOtiOu denied without
ag Naturalization granted. BOrOtt BOrott.--Judg.
in plaintiffs favor Engemann Enge-
inann-MOu0n denied. Guild ct al agt FOrsyth-Order
eating order examination OF witness before ia
Bolton BruDbng CT aL-Order Diminishing action
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