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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-12-15
BOROUGH OFFICERS.
Bmroess--N. S. FOREMAN.

B,,r0ess--N. $. FOREMAN. -,
ciytaeu--Chas. Bonner, nj. Eln-
4toin, I. E. WenK, Patrick Joyce, D. W.
Clark, JustA tAShawkey q, ,,
.gtstices or the Pedce--J. L. Brennan'
10. $. Knox.
ft,asfnbfe-James Swailes.
school Directors---J. Shawkey,, u. w
'f,larlx. A. IT. Partridge, g. a. hahoaiii
N (. Is. Kelly, J. Il. Brennan.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-12-15

The most sensible remedy, ard
the only safe, sure and permanent cure
for all diseases Of the liver, blood and
stomach, including bilious fevers'
fever and ague, dumb ague, jaundice,
dyspepsia, &c, is Prof. Guilmette :
French Liver Pads, which cnres by
absorption. Ask your druggist for
this noted cure, and take no other, and
if he has not got it or will not get it
for you, send $3.50 to French Pad Co.
Toledo, O., aud they will send you one
post. paid by return mail.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-12-15

Goods cheap at
Vug. II, 80 hA5LLI A" SOS
, 1880-07-11
TTv REAL ESTATE.

1s,..-.ts-SteNo-+l ACRES ~ MILES FROM
LUR s4noratto1 or New York City. and In the cor
q sentsss ;a ss!n . On os
> and u rsfnsed Tor tifs properly one yenr Axo
aer stores and lot %xsu, south front IN Hndi-
f1 near Ienerson; this prUrcr&y IL eheap 1t pays
so4 M her month; Two good tenants.
rer leo, uxiO to a!lsy X west front on MtehtsHn-
xts.o ebnrrair uniy offered y, so IS days longer.
s'aa s'saaat-I would IKE to nnd SOME one WHO wants =
fue hnif It's actual vaue stgre csr*t Ia bnt'd &nn
~! nn-Sice frame u ronus ovor 1nd lot 95x
asor,h trout, On aiadison-st between Lincoln aud
- 1vcheT: ihit II greu, har1.aiu.
A99sit.q--r1ofu dwelling. good barn. md lot x9I1N
~; frout IN Prnirle-av-. near Twenty-sixth-sL; !;
cheap !, ,.o.... ,,oo n.,oorr t,-frt bnxn~arr
20 g iiinc and lot .1xlW, eust front: $2Hu. cheap
exEnl-I1pe A-room dwelling. good barn. and lot
aes1ss sonsh trout. 81 Fuiton-sL; rents sSN.
@9111Tl-Su II KuHh-Aa.. lot +5x1aJ; look NJ it.
fsS ner ftoi-Ari!N on Mnnroe-st-. near Oakley.
tx99Mf ~ a. A;x1lD on Pautina-Bt, between Indiana
ri t"Tnhi Tnhin T.. d. BOYD,
saa oH'" Room T. 179 Madison st.
, 1880-07-11

REAL ESTATE WANTED:
WANTED-BR1CK or FRAME HOUSE WEST OF
y! InEo0p-st- md between Lake and Harrison.
CO, l55 La Salle-s, ~
, 1880-07-11

E KEAL ESTATE WANTED:
WAkTED-BRIcK on FRAME HOUSE west OF
S 'sssssf 4s1s sshs ana sh9ssos heseHs
,,,,~-,~-~-To :To 1sENT-HoGsEs:
west Side.
/ TO RENT ELEGANr NEW sToEE-FnoN1
jererson lsark ID aad ii 1.9 =;
a1n SSr Mes; bE1e* aaa b9s!
~, rsFk,ar =, ii-roo,n stone front And 1ter !ev
a. sss GU: Rq e 81 bSiSH S ss
ner Washington aud Anlsted-sts.
RIO, r-2;;sToKY AND HAHEaEST BRiCK
eRs 5 sas xaSfsass Ws " Essss
2ao Sn dccp De;St hdass 81 6a
Suas MsnSsn' es west
1p RENT-A FURNISHED H0UsE sUI1A BILE
;a ssasa asar af yas Bssep e9
ai7S 3k Sss:s S. is 81 @
| F1,o RGNY-A NEW DBtCK COTTAGE OF SIX
! i rooms cellar ana earret with modern improve
en-; s'i.: rem only super MONTH j. CAIRNS 1 Full
1NP 1:S3 sS2s RicK
low s'nf e asdf assstA raFf rent
:s4%, e hss @ sisy f35dsyy Ss
1To, nEST-i0-RooM BRl1K HOUSE. sioPEKN
also four rooms. INQUIRE .. l0s Throop-st.
s9$ ss 1asSia4 SSGh9
seeap o L sHa 5 Ill In "e order
TI,O RKST-BoARO1NG-1 -1IpUsE ASD ALL THE
y, {9;suEe u, m required eleap "a n good order cali
South Side.
To S2';. I{; ..tn ,iousE 2
Dearbofn-st, RoomA
aE K S:gn; d4sS5 i r1,gaMs h9HSS acs oS the
owners xolsE away. -
7iio RESr-ila MicHiaXN-AY.. PAltTLY FUR
s.
born-st
e oHsss Bsssas SdR ae
residences tn nns vicinity At reasonable rntes. Ad
al 1na, oasra = 2S rent
iS5YpSaSEo ao9Ss yes e
s. Tribune o1ice.
North Sfdc.
KENTmI2M G, T0 & G sop TEkhANr-EhE, sh r. FL.
Ss ess:s ses sh aaas Gsss Ct
RIO KENrlFo NAY 1--FURN!IsHED s;sT0Wy
81 s fosS Il @ y
& 5sSIis7.s ar R4sEHETT 4 L
T0 RENT-E1.EtiAN'r 3sr0KY AND ENGLISH
ated Psa1z s;a
miscellaneous.
ITO RENT 3RY BAIRD i BRADLEY. 20 LA
l. s'''o-'t' Room s6Uru ii SIDE.
Ia
brick; ;srooms; ~ vesn ann
1e2 and 1853 South Ashand-av, 2-story and basement
=. sps ;s1 .ns sss South nobe,ss
" Mest !aks-st, SECOND roor 1at; ~
s9s North La salle.si 3story stone-front south Of
E'n~st' with fn'nafs s,;hf!ESi III Ef1S;iastursa
SSish
we viii rent low to good lcnHnts.
marble Eont psstess n renaF Tth
zas Irsreay.. 2-stoEy and basement marble front,
e ia khosss:av. sste5y ana base@snt cling to
Il soush Mor:an-st. :t i've rooms, :.' 81: 4
Il i nd F:is!} font
q mESrnYM = EWnsEN WIs, noS " wASS ,5a nc:
aens brick. reens, deep, wIth al modern cor;
= hss iv ss ansaa led 3nS pck
W AZ: h. ss;ory md ID beet sen ots s:oeo
q 2aS1 u ss, as
n perfect order: low rvnt-
|'9 J., HkNTn;9 :a {o Sok3l g wELls:sT, slx=aooN
10 s.ats;st eEht ro"us on third hoor to tFst-cass
' Hermitage '' F"sialtSs: $aS5 sE'f* Il 5sss
, 1880-07-11

DIAMONDS. MATCHES. DC.
non sALE-A PAIR OF.vERY FINE DIAMOND
+ earrings and solitaire diamond ring; will seH at
great bargain T taken ~ once 81, Tribune office.
1TO EXCHANGE-TIlE yiANDSOAEST HORSE IN
/ Chicago for diamonds; viii trut in i:Nt or no
trade. Address < ~ Tribune Uhce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

nv and for the better protection Of property
A contract TO do the printing was made with
Badger & Marley
The following ordinance was passed:
Sec l. The Mayor shall annually appoini
BY and with the advice and consent of the
Aldermen, . committee of two. one Of whom
shall be . Director of the Village district,
and one of whom shall be trustee of the
Cony Female Academy. to be known as Com
mittee ON City High School
Sec. PIT shall be the duty of the Super
visor of Schools and said committee to direct
the general course of instruction of said CRY
High School. employ the teachers, select the
text books. and to have the general manage
ment Of said school.
Sec 3.-The Supervisor of Schools and
said Committee shall annually make q mi
mute report of the school for the past year to
the Board of Aldermen
The following named police officers were
appointed: j. A. Jones, II. NJ. Breen, W.
T. Tyler, Joseph Carter, p. R. Breen. T. s.
Severance, Henry Sewall. Columbus Cottle.
J. NJ. Libby, II. A. Thorndike, d. H. Cam p
bell, James Folsom. J. II. Chandler, Geo.
F. Davies. f. S. Nero. ii. II. Kelton. Alex
Walker, +. l.. Harrington, ". c. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
CALIFORNIA.
The sand Lot BroiD.

SAN FRANcIsco. March Is. There was .
large crowd at the sand lots Sunday after
noon, including many Of the respectable
classes, drawn by curiosity. kearney took
a new departure. He invited the leaders Of
the Citizens Protective Union to meet the
leaders of the working men on the sand lots,
for an exchange of views, promising re-
spectful hearing. He also informed his fol-
lowers that the object Of the Citizens Union
had been inexperienced; that they intended
to use the association for the amelioration
of the condition of the city, for the good Of
the laboring classes, and the restoration Of
prosperity: that some INSCRIPTIONS men
have taken advantage Of the movement to
create the impression that violent measures
against working men were intended, where
as nothing Of the kind was meant. His au-
dience received his novel speech quietly.
At the Metropolitan Temple, Sunday even
ing, Kalloch adopted Kearney's cue, and
smoke to similar effect
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
FOREIsN NEWa.

LONDON, March 10. Dixon's colliery 1t
High Blantyre. near Glasgow, il on fire from
gas explosion. A thousand men are
thrown out Of employment One man has
died.
At meeting Of the Central Arctic COM
mittee resolution was passed, appointing
May, 1881, for the sailing Of the new British
Arctic expedition.
A despatch from Vienna announces that
Queen Victoria will during her approaching
sojourn on the continent, meet the German
emperor At Baden Baden or Weisbaden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
BY TELEGRAPH.
Associated Press Telegrams TO the Daily
Kennebec Journal
MAINE.

MAINE.
Fire II Wells.
Brppsroxp. March Is. The house Of
Arioch Getchell, Wells. was burned this
morning. together with the contents. Loss
81, 500; insured for 81 800.
Municipal AAairs.
LEWISTON, March Is. To-day the menici-
psl governments Of Lewiston and Auburn
were organized. Mayor Day says tho amoane
of the city debt, exclusive of the water loans
il $5l9. $500 on water loan, e4S2, SSl.0S.
The receipts from the latter source are IN
crcasing SO IS to leave = deficiency II the IN
terest of only $4,000. The city government
has been economixing, reducing the deLt ana
making pcrmancnt improvements.
In Auburn. Mayor Liulcfeld reports tho
indebtedness at $2le, sss.62, a reduction OF
$s,5l5.S5. Many permanent improvements
have been made and new streets built Tho
affairs Of the city are in good condition.
Fatal Accident.
WArssvillE, March IL. A 5 year old
son of J. j. McFadden fell twenty-five feet
from the roof of building, to-day, and was
fatally injured.
Town Elections.
At the town election. to-day, the republic
cans elected their candidates by large major
tiles in every instance. The opposition
seemed demoralixed and made no fight.
DAMARIscorrA, March Is. Nobleboro
elected full fusion ticket by about 80 ma
jority. ]. w. Clark, countcd-in representa-
tive, is chosen first sclectman. Bristol elects
the entire fusion ticket. Both towns are
usually democratic.
Death.
WARRINGTON, March 10. Jamcs Marrow
of Bangor. foreman of the book folders In
the document room Of the National House Of
Representatives, is dead.
Nominations.
J. II. Upton Of New Hampshire has been
nominated Assistant Secretary Of the Treas-
ury, and j. W. Crawford, postmaster at
Brunswick, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
THE INDIANS.

DENVER, Col, March 10. A despatch says
that renegade Indians are in large numbers
in the southeast corner of Colorado, causing
alarm among settlers. They have been armed
by the Mormons. A party Of prospectors
are missing in La Platte county, and Il 10 be-
lieved that they have been massacred, ~ foot
prints of both Indians and whites were
found at camp. A party has been sent to
search for them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
LABOR TROUBLES.

New York, March 10. Twelve piano
manufacturers this morning locked their men
out. on account of the refusal Of the striking
Stcinway employees to return to their work.
A reserve police is held on duty at the station
houses, in case of trouble by the strikers and
othcrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
NEW YORK.

ALBANY, March Is. Papers were hlcd in
the Secretary Of States Office, consolidating
the New York 4 Albany and Buffalo, SYRIA
cusc & Albany railroad companies, under
the title of the New York, Albany & Buffalo
railroad company, thus forming an independ-
ent line from Jersey City along the west side
of the Hudson and south side Of Mohawk to
Buffalo by the most direct route.
NEW YORK, March Is. Nearly fourteen
hundred immigrants arrived ut New York,
yesterday, en- route west.
A great deal of tumult occurred 1t the
Grand Opera House last night, by the police
forbidding an exhibition OF the secrets Of
spiritual manifestations on the Sabbath.
Preparations are making at Denver to give
General Grant and party proper reception.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
wEATnER REPORT.

Indications for the Next ~ Hears.
War Dept, Once Chief Signal OMcss. /
Washington, d. c., March l6.-1a
For New ENGLAND and The Middls Oeases,
falling barometer, casterly winds, statloaasy
or higher temperature, increasing cloadinsss,
rain or snow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

H-For Sale, . baby carriage, hrse-e1ass
in every way, but little used, win soll ~
one-haf of cost. For fhrtber paFsicule5p
call on Dow { Storef he sroces.
1larlotlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

Acsrs.
The members elect Of the Board If Alder
men met yesterday forenoon at 10 o'clock in
the Aldermen's room, in compliance with the
provisions of the city charter, for the purpose
Of organizing. Capt. II. F. Blanchard, CITY
Clerk for last year, called the convention to
order. All the members elect were presen,
as follows:
Ward Alden W. PhiIbrook,
2-Daniel Whitehouse,
3-Rolon c. Irish,
4-Abner Coombs,
5-Wilson B. Leighton,
s-Daniel A. Cony,
flames w. North, Jr.,
The oath of Office was administered by
Cant. Blanchard, after which. on motion OF
Mr.. North, a committee of two was appoint
cd to wait upon the Mayor elect, and ask his
attendance for the purpose of taking the oath
necessary to qualify him to enter upon the
discharge of his official duties. Aldermen
North and Cony, were appointed that COM
mi,tee. They reported that the committee
had attended to the duty assigned them, and
announced the presence of the Mayor elect,
Hon. r. O. yickcry, who thereupon took upon
b;mselfthe oath of office in the presence of
the Board.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. C. F. PEN
ney. The Mayor then proceeded to deliver
his address as follows:
Mayors Address.
Gentlemen Of the Board Of Aldermen:
The citizens of Augusta have entrusted to
us the duty of transacting their business af-
fairs for the ensuing municipal year. Each
one of you, As well as myself, was elected
BY the dominant political party of the city and
OF the State.
Now that have taken my oath of office,
propose to lay aside every vestige of partisan
ship. and. to the extent of my abilities, labor
in the interest Of the citizens OF this city.
MANY measures of importance will doubtless
come before us for our consideration and
assure you that shall never stop to inquire
whether they are in the interest of this or
that political organization; what will claim
nv attention, will be whether the measure
presented is in the interest Of the people of
Augusta. If, after careful consideration,
find it for the interest of our citizens that it
receive nv approval, | shall checrfully give
it: otherwise it must receive my cOndemna-
ton In taking this ground as a basis for
nv official acts, have no fear. Judging from
the character and ability of you, gentlemen,
with whom am associated, but that l shall
receive your cordial cooperation.
The people Of Augusta have placed in our
hands great and important trusts, and we
should labor diligently and faithfully to ac-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

H-For sale everywhere worlds
great remedy for coughs-Adamson's Bctan-
ic Cough Balsam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

SenAte.

WARRINGTON. March IL.
A number Of memorials and petitions look
ing to removal or abolition of the duty on
paper, were presented.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

| Bill giving kilograms the same exemption
from seizure AZ mailed letters, was referred.
A resolution for adjournment Of Congress
| Nav 24th was referred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

orsauization Of the New City GovernnerA
.Mayer's Address-Eleetasn Of CITY o..
ncef1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16
State PT1nting.

The governors attention was called TO
another warrant drawn December 27th in
favor of f.. F. Pillsbury & Co., for State
printing, for 1900, and no voucher fled.
Mr.. Warehouse came in and wanted money.
saying he had work in process that would
more than cover that amount. The govern
or was here informed that three days AFTER
wards, Pillsbury was settled with and paid
81 1891.
Hale-"was it not your purpose to ex-
anime the various appropriations, and draw
all the unexpended balance:"
Garcelon-'I do not admit any such thing.
Never used any of the money
for any of my personal bills Did
not deposit it in banks and then check il out.
Paid it ont - it was demanded. Paid con-
siderable of it while in Lewiston. paid
Major Folsom, Benson, French, lChaning,
&C.. in bills. Had . check for 1l 900 on
Lewiston bank; $1,000 on First National
bank, Auburn; $1,000 on Casco bank,
Portland, and two $500 checks on Granite
bank, Augusta
| The committee here showed the Governor
that for his own satisfaction and that of the
committee, it vas absolutely necessary fol
him to produce the vouchers for this 81 900
He said he would try to do 20, and for tina
purpose will proceed to Lewiston ON IN,
o'clock train this morning, and return {,
this city on the evening train, VIXEN fuSthe,
hearing Will ~ I'D
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1880-03-16

The Mayor then nominated {. A. Wads-
worth for Superintendent of Burials for the
ensuing year, and on voting for confirmation
Mr.. Wadsworth received votes and was de-
clared elected.
The CITY Treasurer, Supt. Of Burials and
CITY Solicitor made reports which were or
dered printed with the annual report.
Standing Committee.
On Observation-Disclosures Philbrook and
Leighton.
On Observation-Disclosures whitehouse and
North. :,
On New Streets-Aldermen Coombs and
Philbrook.
ON Bells and Clocks-Aldermen Cony and
Whitehouse.
On Burying Ground'-Aldermen leighton
and Irish.
On Finance-Aldermen Cony and Phil
brook.
On Fire Observation-Disclosures Leighton
and Whitehouse-
On Schools-Aldcrmen Philbrook and
Coombs.
On Printing-Aldermen Cony and White
house.
On Enrolled Observation-Disclosures Irish
and North.
On City Buildings-Aldermen North and
Leighton.
On Police Aldermen Irish and Philorook-
On Street Lamps-Aldermen Whitehouse
and North.
On State Observation-Disclosures North and
Philbrook-
An order was passed directing the City
Marshal to add another man to the night
watch.
An order was adopted requestingthe Board
of Engineers Of the Fire Departments
and Committee ON Fire Department to in
ouire What changes Il any sho1h be nade in
de IRE department in H. ineerest q econo-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srrrsyY cora -CuA dsHas- DonOnue curt ppsns AZ
1850 m calendar ed AZ Il Mos ~; o. 90, l25.
2s 80 "a 1j5 26I 264 2Gj, 270 27l PIP pa 27j 279
CENTRAL TESS-Aolourned until November 20
-Sos Ga 75G GA ISL s0s SIS. SIS s3i 40 7o3 - :.
CO. 81, 81 7ss d3O 78i, 10. IS
CiEcUli-PART DYER AND TERMIEE3-Dayis. J-COuIt
2l67 1859 1864 1851, 1913 ll22. ol33. 3343, ~
2s2 3O77, 2Gll 1888. 20 356o. Zl45, 2l5 l51L 763
P4iT III-vau Worst J-Courr opens at 1890 o. m-Nos.
80 80 i6i2 Sg9 lS1 G jay IL 212S S745
sUPemOg COURr-GENEGAL IBKM-Adlourned until the
sPlcIA. Tim Freedman. = Court opens az 10 a m
CsieDdar called m-Held IN Part III. koom.No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-GsxEEAL rEEN-A djourned until the first
NOncay December pun pose Of rendering decisions
irLclAL RM-Iarrenore. J.-tourt opens at II a N
TRIAL TERM-PART Ivan Brunt J.-tourt opens az II
N Held in Part II Room-Nos 76l. 677. 1872. g. 500 466,
PHT il-AdOurned Tor the term.
AAIISS CoUgT- TRIAL rERH-PARr l-SberidaD J.-Held
IN Superior Court Part III-t0ur II 10 a. NJ
Ss26 276 j5l9. 4f22. l542 an
PART lI-HaSes J.-Held IN Common Pleas Part I-Court
opens 81 0a m.-Casc No 3fSl Day calendar 1907.
FAk1 Ill-GOepp Jeld Ia super or Court special ERIN
20 coIt o'ens a. 10 a. os - 80 - o. ~ 54-
GENERAL sHsslOSs-PARr f-COwing. 1.-THE People agt
y0nn Knott robbery Henry Su.zber2er Michael emmett,
es hosDlo eiOnlOhh assault anu Dt'erY 'Hnes uIlSn
sahts J. Logers burglary conrad kIles, JOnh fdIker
grand laTeeny Darius Whean. william Holland Michael
rogers larceny from the person Aliied Burgess RAISE pre-
FENCES James Cray. sod0my John Mckee assault ana Oa
tsy william Little, Edgar Lutte. cruelty 10 animasj Chas
snght Victor CLARK. oUery laws william Gleason larceny
non The person Francis Cough.in assault ana battery
Part u-smyth, R-rhe People agt Elah Allger. grand
iIee3y continued Ernest FINK Peter wilson Peter ID n
us simon hubcnstein Victor ChamToy. grand larceny
aaron Black burglary Ernest Wa2neI DuTy Lanpdep, dls
@teriy house.
.OTEk TERHNgR- J.Court opens at IL a H.
Vie People aSL Alexander Garfield, homicide.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
, cLERGYMAN's SURF ABOUT BONDS.

Tho Rev. Dr. Samuel d. Burchard brought
-, IN the Marine Court TO recover $500 from
csoas O. Patterson the value OF certain bonds which
,o oaintf asserts the defendant procured from his
se MA in) wife by stating that the plaintiff laG al
,osed him to get from her fifteen 500 bonds OF the
r,ssv Coal Company. which he was 10 dispose OF Tor
he peDcft Of the plant r. The latter claims tlat the
sndan mad LOi returned either the bOnGs or the pro
U.s. .aua ne charges that they were obtained Ml'h
ssd.icnt intent The trial was begun yesterday DeiIe
,s@a Eainer. The defence that AZ the tlnc when
~ bonds we're obtained they were eamnRrauVey
-rhless the company being embarrassed that me de
,.adanf - 70 them far he could IN keeping
No 9aay afoat, and that they were Obtained VITA
~ nlaintif > consent ard knowledge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
THE COURTS.
r,,yAH ALLrGER ON TRIAL.

rn;ah Alliger, the insurance broker, was
trial yesterday in the Court OF General Sessions
before recorder sn charged with rsc,vns ssaOo
bono. n strict Attorney Lyon appeared for the prose
I'D william A. Beach defended the prisoner. Mr..
m opepng the sketched the facts as they were
Lsooa at the examination in the police court few
sn ago The first witness. Merritt Trimhc. treas
"ou a the Independent Liberal Church. having an
"e :, ,he Coal and Iron Exchange No. 81 Cortlandt-
gun -sl,ted the circumstances attending his loss OF
-, 700 in bonds of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids ana
Northern Railway Company and $4,000 IN per cent
- If the state OF Alabama. The bonds were the
of the church. and thew were stolen OCTOBER
pora-a Ferdinand Biankenhorn assistant cashier OF
- mi ,fi0nai Bank Of this city, testified that on
e srS o. If this wear loan " $500 was made by
to the prisoner on twelve OF she bonds wnich,
w , s,sIupd were stolen FROM Mr. TTimbe. Ills trial
- ri ne continued to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23

<3d st ss 17s n Of 1Ohsve. isxi006 John Fur. oo
long 70 Mary Morrissey. .......-.....-...... t0W
GIeaandsr Rose and wife 70 hsnnah Hui 1880
an VIII. 70 ls,rvnsSv and smother 2Iloo
ana vile 10 wiam f,9 fpoy ioAoo 2loo
Mooy, ana oi MIC ~ 70 d imam $4,000
se ana wife 3DI 10 @ Eastman $1,000
bic and VIE de- 10 powsns $4,000
Robins 10 T n we ee' Grave $3.50
ct al executors et .. TO William De Mamie $4,000
Dunn and wife 10 II ca%nann 2s5OO
JenSngs $4,000
crosby to Mary Fow .............. 2sOOO
and wife to carroll $3.50
referee 70 j r Haskn ....... 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-23
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COLORADO.-A thorough business man
y about visung colorado VIII attend TO any bu mess
paced 10 charge viii particular attention 10 nve- o.
n ldIug stock Al
Sr cal bet en- and y COLORADO care Business ani
LfeIaIy lncy, SO Bro dway. =. \
DOR SALE.-The hat factory known a,
JAMES IL. PREN ices lba nhiupu Of BrJokyn =. D.,
ma, hine good CONDITION ana running ~ T. eiiis
favorable. For farther particulars inquire Oh hObEh'
LEV Is. assignee j5S ..roaIway, Now. YORK Llly.
MANUFACTURERS and others wishing 10
ia be re- Canada person win extended
business long eXpeTience should address,
III gesday next l. r. CLJUGHFR. Continental Hotel
ew-YOrk.
rgOCAPITALISTS and MANUFAC URERS.
For ~ae-Manufa turing properly. goods staple -Oll
throughout ted state AID Europe factory ana bat cry
l1rgt must llete Of iJ in Amf ica sp tn ia WAFER
uogrr ten acres directly line ran Old free aul
Gear BDOklyu New CIV property ener'dned PIT
nav ment a 50 BRICK factory; stem power ru heres
laid price Sj,JJu Address fAClOf
Tribune Office.
G.sA nnA y FiRST-CLASS Downtown
u EV,VOO. Restaurant and Bar. cost 10 ht up
$1,000 saci &c: rent Siuo0i relson
dissolution OF Oiartnerap. Apply personally 9o- brOau
way.