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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

DARK CAKE.-Three eggs, two cups
of sugar, one cup of butter, one cup of
milk. If the milk is sour, leave ont
cream OF tartar ;sone teaspoonful differ
ent spices, two cups Of rasins, one OF the
two cups chopped fine.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

EFF1E (sitting on the mantclpiece) !:
Now Pm the clock. I'll tick, and you
tell me when to strike, aunty. Tick
tick-tick- tick" etc. Aunty: "Now
strike !" (Efic boxes her Aunty's ears. }
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

CLEANING Tin WARE.-Acld. should
never be employed to clean tin ware,
because they attack the metal, ana re-
move from the iron of which it forms
thin coat. We refer to articles made
Of tin plate, which consists of iron
covered with tin. Rub the article first
with rotten-stone and sweet oil, then
finish with whitening and piece of
soft leather. Articles made wholly of tin
should DC cieaneu i'll the same manner.
In dry atmosphere, planishel tin
ware Will remain bright for long
period; but they soon become tarnish,
ed in moist air.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

ANSWER THls.-Dld you ever know
any person to be, i'll, without inact tion of
the Stomach, Liver or Kidneys, or did
you ever Know ono VINO WAS well when
either was obstruoted or Inactive; and
ala you ever know or hear of any case
or THO kind that Hop Bitters would not
C'rst,os o@reYmAsk your n1eigh'bboer this same
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

a Novel Light.-Tako an oblong phial
OF the whitest and clearcst glass and
put Int" 1t piece Of phosphorus about
heated to the boiling point, upon the
phosphorus; fill tho phial about one
third full, and cork it tightly. 10 use
this novel light, remove the cork. allow
the ar to enter the phial, and then re-
cork 1t. The empyt space in the phia-
al beomes luminous, and the light od-
tanned will be equal to that of Il lamp.
When the light grows dim It's power can
be Increased by taking out the cork and
allowing a fresh supply Of air to enter
the phial. In winter it is sometimes
necessary to,heat the phial between the
hands In order to increase the tluidity
OF the oil. The apparatus thus pre-
pared may be used for six months.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

TOM: Dick and Harry are now appear
Ing with their Grandfather's recipes
TOR Coughs, etc., and seeking fortune
through advertising, but the people
Rnow the value of Dr.. Bulls Cough
syrup and will take no other. Price,
20 cents bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16
Free ,Sbu5e Mjdd,osox % ",

Free Shade, Middlesex Co., Va.
Having used DR.. BULBS Baby Syrup
IN my family with the greatest degree
of satisfaction, unhesitatingly recon.
mend 1t as the best remedy that know
OF for children. THOMAS Y. LAWSON
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

LEAP year has various effects on var
ious girls. A young lady at Sandy
liill, N. Y, ran into the office of staid
old lawyer, hugged and kissed him,
and said that she accepted his offer of
marriage, though he hadn't made any.
She was crazy. The fact that she ran
INTO lawyers office instead OF an ed
itor's proves that.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

y. 5. POISON ANrIDoTE. .---Poisons of most
any kind or~degree Of power. taken
Into the stomach may be neutralized by
swallowing instantly nearly two gills
of sweet Ola strong, healthy person
may take twice that quantity. 1t is
alleged that the oil will destroy tho eff
fects OF any form of animal, vegetable,
or mineral poison.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

The price OF soap Is rapidly advanc-
Ing. A years supply of DoBBINs'
ELEcTRIC bought now at the old price
will be a very judioious purchase
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

VEdErINE has never failed to effect
a cure, giving tone and strength to the
system debilitated by disease.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

LITTLE Horny returns from cate
chism. He wears an air of melancholy.
"What's the matter, dear2" asks Aunt
Augusta. 'Monsieur lc Cure Is always
scolding me. To-day he asked me how
many Gods there wcre.'' "Well, you
told him one, Isuppose2" ooh, aunty !!
didn't satisfy him -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

A CERTAIN Scotch gillie, it Is said, is
not often III; but once he had the tooth
ache. "And what did you do for lt?"
said one to him. "Wee', just brought
sax penn''orth o. laudanum, and mixed
1T VII a pint O. whisky, and drink it.,
but 1t was ma good" Here there Was
sumed: $50 then l got another sax
eeDn'orth O. laudnnuin and pit it into a
quart o. whisky" "Well?" "Wcel,
when | woke two days alter there was
ma tOotliache.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

(OVERHEARD at n restaurant. .)--Lo-
quacious lady-"And you Chinese act
ually eat rice with chopstlcksp How
funnyi' Chinaman--"Yo on tinkee 80 ?''
Loquacious lady y--"Of course. "Why.
we use spoon" "tlidce
we, madam, long 'go when C.lince
muchee barbarian tOOi''
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

RELIGIOUS body having resolved to
build new church, the pastor went
about begging very zealously, accept
ing not only the WIDOWS but the child's
mite. In the school one Sabbath, while
instructing the children he compared
himself TO shepherd, and then in
quired wha the latter did wieth his
flock. Ont bright-eycd little fellow
promptlyreplied, "ue she ars them" "
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

The CRANBERRY AS A HOUSE PLANT.
Tho common cranberry is Il most at
tractive plant when properly cultivated
In pots, and can endure good deal of
neglect which would be fatal to other
plants. compost ofmuck and sand
is the proper material for potting it in.
Although usually regarded'{as aquatic
III its nature, it will not do to have the
soil saturated with water. What it re-
quires is that water be within reach of
It's roots, and that the soil shall be one
through which water can rise readily
by capillary attraction. Let the not
stand In about al inch Of water and 1t
will thrive better than at any greater
depth. The cranberry roots readily
from cuttings, or it can be propagated
by bending down the sprays and cover
ing them with moist compost. 1t is
beautiful at all times Of the year and
especially so after the fruit commences
to rlpen. Its red berries will remain
on the vine for long time, and are
highly ornamental.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

ICED CHoCoLATE.-Set four ounces Of
grated chocolate over a slow fire with
two tablespoonfuls of water. Whsr
dissolved, remove from the fire, add s
cup full Of warm water mix with colo
syrup, freeze and serve,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

DRINKING WATER.-Water can be
kept cool for drinking in warm weather
by the following method: Get fresh
water, let it be kept in an unglazed
earthenware pitcher wrapt around
with two or three folds Of coarse cotton
cloth kept constantly wet. The theory
of cooling water in this manner Is the
absorption OF heat frem it by the eyap-
Grafton of the moisture in the cotton
cloth: Expansion produces cold COM
preston, heat.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16
DOMESTIC.

WHY SOME PEOPLE ARE Poor. -
Brooms are ncycr hung up and are soon
spoiled.
Nice-handled knives are thrown into
hot water.
Cloths arc left on the line to whip to
pieces in the wind.
Tubs and barrels are left in the sun
to dry and fall apart.
Dried fruits are noe taken care Of in
season. and become wormy.
u Rags, strings and paper are thrown
into the fire.
Pork sDoils for want Of salt, and beef
because the brine wants scalding.
Coffee, tea, pepper and spices are
left to stand open and lose their
strength. 80
Potatoes In the cellar grow, and
sprouts are not removed until the pOta-
toes become worthless.
The flour is sifted in wasteful man.
ner anu the pan Is left with the dough
sticking to it.
Bits Of meat, vegetables, bread and
cold puddings are thrown away, when
they might be warmed, steamed and
served us good as new.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

EGGS FOR BREAKFAsT--Tak four or
five eggs, boil them three and a half
minutes, thcn take them out of the
shell md beat them up in q basin with
pieces OF butter the size Of quarter
salt and pepper to taste. After we'll
beating, spread the mixture on hot but
tered toast; place In d hot oven for
about five minutes, and serve hot.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

CREAM FRUIT PIE.,-NIake Die of
fresh, canned or jam Strawberries,
raspberrles or peaches. One cup new
milk Or cream; one-haif teaspoonful
corn starch, dissolved in little cold
milk; ono tablespoonful Of sugar,
whites OF two eggs, beaten to a Stiff
froth. Boil three minutes. When
quite cold take top crust from pie,
pour on the mixture, replace crust,
sprinkle with powdered sugar, and set
away to cool. Very nice.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16
OVARIAN rUMORs.

Tho removal Of these tumOrs by RApwATB
RfsOL.vENT Is now 80 certainly established that
now common recognized fact by all parties.
Witness the cases Of Hannah p. Knapp, Mrs. g.
KTapf, Mrs. j. II. jolly and Mrs. p. D. Hendrix,
published in our Almanac for 1870; also that OF
Mrs: G. =. BiDbins. IN the present edition OF our
"False and True" ..
Ono Dollar nor Bottle.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

scrofu1a, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsfa.
Rheumatism, Weak y ess.
II. r. STEVENS, Boston:
nave been practising medicine for 25 Years.
anu Anu as a remedy for Sorofua. Liver ComDIaint'
enses OF the blood Il .yo never found its equal.
Ina aaTS @ sGld vegstine for years, ana nave mover
commend 1T to til $50 in need OF blood purif,er
Sept. 1s, 1873. W.itSn Iowa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16
RaQVays Sarsaparilian ResolVent.

Pure blood makes sound fesh, strong bone and
4 oeRr skin Ifyou would have your flesh firm,
yonr bones sound, without carlos, and your Co,h-
RSAOIvant
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-03-16

Those answering an 'Adyerfiaemcn cnr M,
Sonier .r 3 iayor upon the Advertiser and fhe
EuDnsner bysthting that they saw tho ndyer.
"se"ent in tl.istonIna nnan,lnR the pa nor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
LIABILITY OF THE REGISTER.

DRLD RESPONSIBLE FOR RECoRDERs NEGLECT.
George Scott went to Henry Van Setback III
ls74 for loan Of $4,000 upon house In One-hundred
andsixth-st Mr.. Van Setback said that he would make
the loan II there was previous mortgage upon the
property He applied the office OF the City Register
Cat that time Franz SgeD for search and paid tho ne
ccssary fees Mr.. De Grove whom Mr. Van Setback had
Designated searcher reported that there DO
liens the premises The loan was made and su5se
queny II discovered that prior mortgage OF Scott
TO Edmund Coffin for 81, 800 had bean overlooked The
value OF the property not sufficient 10 satisfy both
mortgages and her Van sebaick began suit for the
loss against Mr.. Sige n the Court OF Common Pleas.
Judge Larrcmofe gay9 his decision Yesterday The
ceiea, claimed that the action was for tort conf
htteG by the searcer and that therefore he not
personally responsible. Tie Judge holds that the
escnes under the statute OF 1853 were the agents OF
thc Register, whom he ad perfect control there
lore this was not good defense Another pOInt, that
because Mf. DE Grove designated by Mr. Van
echencK. he became the plaintiffs agent, was over
ruled. The CourC held that the defendant was not
eouud 10 aceedc 10 this and 10 aid not take from hin
Me responsibility OF having proper agents The defend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
r.LtNrAK, rIlf4 DAY

stPrruF -CBAHUrg,-Donohue Cont opens a.
lO3Oa -. calendar called a. u a. ~ N"s =" '.. :"
g. ~ 80 81 ~ '$ g. ~ Z. @''' TO- -''' ~''' -
-rcI,L THaN-Lswrcpcc, J.-tn.It opens at 1880 a. w -
Demucrer.-No; -. Law ara "c.. Nes o. ~ -
3, l5.. 10 = 10y, ~. 100 90 - ~ T. "gt "2.
$50 81. 80, 359 ~ .o6. = % ~. - a, 80 ~
~ sS.' 81. 20 "a. 49, &c 81 49, al
CIRcsir-FAFf I-Ii~sch Cont op-fs az 1910 o. n
No. i:s 3D. $50 tx $50 i597 ii7 i672 ioi $751;
l7-2 .2s laU5. 1863, 1919 nos. 1900
Van Xorsti Cont opens q 1890 o; nI i
1871 il l. 1865. 7lc 1903 1896 $780, 1874 5o0>. l.Io'
P1HT III Van - mt Cont opens at lo:o Mos.
as , - % % ~ sSS ~; 5S 937. ~ 10 Il
TX is3s 1901 1896 BOO, 1915. 3'G ll2, asJ. ~
srfagl0: toUai-'''rEA: TERM Adjourned unih inc
Ary1a -Scaewlck opens at 10 Cacn-
oar called II II o. m.-NOs. 81, Al. D..
rRAL ~ M-rAHl redian J.-eonIt opens a. ~ D.
at T.lo,,1n ana Jlj as. III, "a 800 45l
PAclS If AID III--AGloaicd ior the tenn.
COMMON PLg,s-0hNtRAL IEHM.-Adjomnod until the hrst
sfa IA rhu-J. +. DAILY j. Court opens at II m.
EGtil Trn,i-J + Day. J.-Court opens at l. case
on Nars,on aet; Gonii 80 dly caeAq'r , ,. o, .,
TRIAL TiEM-PAHr Van itoes'a. 49,, o3Ii OPEN III
Nos iCg7 Jl2 60 @OGp lZ2 JG2 1919. I'D loOG
los 1910. 1893 l29 1913. ~. . =. allan.
MAXINE COJ4r--GK.kkA IEfH.-SnLA 9 J' ara 5ieIlrah
and ~inuoti. JJ.-couro opcas at D m-Arp'ais from
TRi4L TRRN-P PARIS and II-Adioarned for The term
plur tC;Oepp opens At 10 a. u.-..D 31fj,
s7O 59 10 z5o2 4Osl ;. CO. C2l co. t23. ga, 90,
o:SyFAI .sSSs-PAsrI -GlderslsevcJ The People sg'
Charles smith, grand larceny 'c0ntnucdj Dgminrk hho
ran bur gaiy @chqo Mlhan. foiiicK Farrell hartn Nc
Naiy. Bernard fall0n granl ciiy.
PAN II-snyih H-Ihe PEG j. agt Jas Anderson. grand
chae BRAY Charlotte Wilson, feoi ious assault and battery
Franz Becker Henry iIc-erman, julius kohef william e.
oTIEe STATES DISTRICT cogg[Iy m p ~ b. y
Nos II. 7S 90 ~ ~ 40 g. o g. ~ ~ o. %. O. ~ ~
30 1871 TO- a. a. l2J. 1874. g. 80, l$C, 49, 80 80 as IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
DEClSIONS-JAN. 20.

Supreme Court ChambcrS-Bv judge Donohuo.-
aschment 'S moris aH Mpon a Bycn horizon
ag BlDtlee WenGI,ntnn i3l So az hict see
memorandum Fugc AIT Won Campc. on io Judgement
ter"Sce mcHSrsndnm Coiitiandcr act Iai.-Wri ds.
'ci ruchlacier" Motion denied See mcmoand. Quc
agt Rely.-aOtion anted Fest agt l0cocE; IN
ana ImpIovemgnt COMPANY Az DwyG. ana notsrr aae
Of IansPni%y Fox IT. F.x"liratd Ian All agi Caipcn
Order f, land Untkic act Alien Granted
Spec'a TTn-Bv Judge La"rence- Page agt Jox ana an
memorandum. vim agt shannon ! require the order Of
ings NickeIson aet Cappl and another- FiTtnes and
Judgment signed enneSsy agl Lennessy-NG, meIncran
Nassiga Granted Marvin aGt. Pre- nee othcre FINAL
j pna nsem Ssg es set pyH t rs "0
BY Judge Balet-rrentiss etc aet Bartlett and others
main the Lake snor and Michigan southera Bl!rood
Superior Coart-HPecat Tcyn-Bv Judge Sedgwick
-Wh'asn ct 81 AT Horlon N 9Jon eiSn!c" nie q; end
Sol sufficient Gent insufficient Mars Adins able fot
Doremu~ sat order vscsms judgment Nm doom
ct al asl Blackwell e, a. ndcrta4rs app Owed McGowan
of February. Gates AIT demonstration denied.
common Po0s->Btci0, iey1a-Bv Judge Larrcmore.
Trow Printing and Book indine COMPANY agi isri-orier
10 g se5 9, a0 ,or p fSrGy see dcoa with ccr
Ry Judge Bcach-Ans,n and others agt shcercr-Case
~ judge J. F Daly-,;cyer SOM and auoiherPe,
Eqm'y Tern-By Judge Beach.-scilcck AT Ia.iman.-
IN Judge Larcmar, 81. Johnston order amend
ing decree nuuc pso tune as OF Mas -. ielJ.
Marine C0Hrf - Cbdmbcrs-Bv judge tiaWcs.-
Niciuiro agt. Fiuan.-i ppncaton denied HOLMAN AFT
Mark,u.S.e mem rAuuair ire aud act. GAiiiehrrNo
denied Wituou costs
S.ltA at I.muHi- .n Oil $3.50 ri, mora ui.r. Ken
ncdy AL cope ani.-~uos iauon 'cf,d rana.
SiLcar Va l' r.ci sgDc. ana hti t"can ast sic
-Ac.lnn dismissed VI!htF.s. t.lItf a-t sen -
coli, schaare Demurl or so.t.i nod Kioyau 49, G,oa
win: IrgafY az Davies Mohlm'a agt -cbnlars.
Granted Fitch agt. KING Amendment allowed King agt
Jobes-Ijond approved. Frat bcbir. Cunningham AIT
Kenze; Jes-up aet. Mo.Aity N0"-loiL "c"seum "S|
Oumby.-Scc memOrautuus
rs Judcc snuOt- Zmmc' mann act Seiiner; Earth act
Wood Piquer a BALDWIN. Monroe aet Pixie, fl'cr
art Temulci HussCl agt Gray camper agL CaJucI Ai
Ter agt. Scgman Anvil iOTse shoe Company agL felcr-
Se memorandum
By Judge shend4p.-C lausen agt kub"ly-pIinion Iru
Al NNnaf AZ D s.-OlMcrn HlEull.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ZO.-Ihc lOH0WlnS DuSl-
ness As transacted the Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
On motion OF " ?. White Tlos Hughes. Of Baltimore and
Clarence Derngcr Of Pade Pima, were acrit'e = pTac
tice AS " Eugene stevenson 81 Paterson n j.
nation Of Roscoe COnklng Frank H. Miller OF Augusta. Ga.
an on OF b. II!ll: Lson McNin, ~ O9AslO0'a Iowa,
m ruoion OF j. o. HrOadhead Albert J. Rice, OF K0ckaud
Maine on of .. b. Eoo l. and Frank H. Howe, OF
W.slipatiOn ID. c.. on In Jii0n OF fhoth rotten.
M 5T2-F. j. d. Mary B. Phelps. plaintiffs In
error sgt. j. 4, {. scAroder ct al; rom Mi.s.ssnpi
M med with costs opinion by Justice bradley 10 III
r. T. and /. N. WorthnGon administrator ETC. ag Martha
~ Mason from Arkan-as tins ~as SIT b0ugnt b. the
defendant error the uaiura daughter Of Elisha WORTH E.
"a nv slave mother compensation for services
r,ttIe 10 the sud WOrinet"n curing his ne iine on ~
Geath The defon iat recovered verdict ana Judg
timed on the ground that the record shows no
49, ~ Witch The C0uft take nOtlceOplnOn by Just &C
ser Nos l43 and lJ2-JOn 4. j. Cr's-wel 90 al, cont
,tscners etc appellants ayt. Thomas NJ IanaLm ct al
ArDe,I from the District II toumna ilIhel ION
80. 1.-THE Bank OF America llal-
tn in error. at. Virginia AMI 4. d. HankA-fr0n
Wssis-ipp. Affirmed OnnOn by Justice Clnod No.ei T.
Altre1 Maichand painun IN agt Henry frellseil
Nofinn 10 DISMISS affirm denied No lUODJhlnos H.
Iubov traitor etc palDtlnin error Hgt j. " Stanton
and " : palner-MOiiOn 20 dismiss submitted no 1fH-
On rearne state Of South Carolina eX rel Douglass
and Jackson plaintiffs IN error, Peter &. Oalllaid,
Iou,ty Treasurer, etc Argued by D. H.. Chamberlain
and Roscoe Com. ng Plaintiffs error ana L. r. fOuInds
and ~ q. De Nanssure for DC 'cndsnts IN error.
Adlournd until Tomorrow at ~ O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
A MOST EXTRAORDINARY GALE.

THE CITY RECORDS DARING FLIGHT INTO THE AIR.
The suit of Mary Ann Meade against the
city for $1,000. for injuries from the fall Of a
tree, was tried before judge Freedman yester'
day. The plaintiff testified that on NOVcm-
Der II. 1875, a tree In West EcventI-st fell,
and striking her broke her ankle and Inflicted
other injuries which will be permanent 1t was claimed
that the tree was rotten and bad been known TO be
by the authorities having control OF the s.rcc Tic
defence OF the city tla violent gale WAS blowing
and that the greatest could not have prevented the
accident copy of The City Record put IN evidence
show that the reckoning OF the Signal Service OF
the Department " Parks the vS0city OF the wind
the morning question was 1913 miles an hour
and at 2 O'Clock ia the afternoon. when the
accident occurred, II 17O miles an hour
The plaintiff produced an Official from the United
States sgna Service ONCE, who testified tnat by their
record the speed Of the wind twentyhree miles IN
the morning and thrty-siX at o'clock. The witness
said tnat he had known wind faster IMAM 100
miles and wind going at the rate OF 100 miles
would sweep the surface OF the earth or every Ooe CD
feet. The jury the plaintiff yeidict OF $22oO
Renard O'GOrinan for the plalnuf Assistant Corpora
ton Counsel SttsUn for the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
OWL NOTES.
Wv III MULES.
Judge BlatchfOrd Yesterday granted bill

Judge BlatchtOrd yesterday granted Dill vi
particulars the suit Of the Government aeans' uai
rson Johnson cotton agent Mississippi III 500 aud
1866. 1t 10 Sl060S7 which il Is claimed the
defendant aproPIiated To his own ne.
In the Kings County Supreme Court, yes
terday. Judge Gilbert granted decree In thc sui for
absolute divorce of Donol f. Barker ins Mary Jane
Baker. and Jude" Pratt deere" Ia the similar SUI o
Fanny J. RonnIo against john kcnnie.
Mrs. Mary 4. MARYLAND has brought Il suit
in the Kings County Supreme Court against Newton :
Briggs to $1,000 damages Cor the loss Of her
husband. John MARYLAND. VINO VISA drowned o. N'ril
II, 1879, while excursion M the sound. Biggs
the OF the excursion barge ana II is claimed
that Marklands death due To To-" fact that 'n barge
was not properly supplied with lfcsaylng apparatus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
THE COURT Or APPEALS.

Utt'I' TT
to-day, following business was transacted; PRESENT
tbe Hon Sanford l.. Church, G. j., and Associates.
No Elizabeth swceDv respondent, agt Robert Prior.
ornciYnt Argued Dy Samuel Hand for appellant Runs j.
No. if.MMy A. NaudofHiaW appel
lant AIT James robertson, respondent submitted No. 90
nsrci Brown respondent, at. EDWARD shaDc, appel
IL Ir0ned by Abram horn for appellant; Samuel Hand
tr respondent No. D.. ay stone respondent agt WIZ j.
r,S npesut Argued By II ID. Tucker for appellant DE-
car CTsig Tor IespOn cent NO. ll.-Ihomgs Kelly and
nor etc appellants. agt. HenfY D. west
aus ano her rrsp1ncens ArEiei by ". Bnr for appei-
iants; Henry b. sapr Tor rcspoiidents NO
Thomas McCuun ana Others EXEC
NOR appeliats stayed D. allow respondent time 10 make
ri,o 10 n siss apiea. No. J7.Jamcs Blscr and Others
rearondenls AIT william Pinckncy, surVf appellant AZ
TO- for an submitted for respondent.
g " ort Of nneals day calendar Tdesday January
OF IssO ia as follows; Nos. 4l5, ~ 80 20 81 ~ % "
428 424 426 42 447 443, Ash Az 49, 4S44'' 456 44i
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Go rlhom II alan @ ontern

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE, IRELAND,
CuANCERY DIvIsIoN-Ls9d Judges 'la t h AlsN
pFTFUT,s owner and Petitioner; by direction OF the
Land Judges Notice hereby given that any persen iher
ee or claing 10 be interested IN the property OF JOHN
PETERKIN formerly OF PARK gate IT, In the CITY OF Dubhn
and aftcrwarIs yhkocpsi, In INC uned STATES Oh
America ana WHO died h believed incstitr ana without
issue In ai0resad In or about tho year ioO3
An al peraou ea ming right under any VIII o alleged
will OF The sad JOIN rElEkklN or any interest IN ine
JOHN rEIEKkiN IN consequence or ms
death are hereby required 20 furnish TO the under
signed particulars such claim on Oh before the 0Oh Jay
of April. lS-O. .,.,....... 49,.
And Noice hereby given to AL persons claiming any
In The rc e,taIe Of the said jon PEIIkIN as
Aforesaid that proceedings are now pending IN l court io
"a of Houses IA ParAga'est, ~ the Guy OF
Dnhin ia which tho said JOHN PiIERnIN had an inter
EST d in the event clam being made the proc, cdhg
to sell the Interest the said JOHN fETEHklN IN bald
bouses and promises will be prosecuted according 10 the
OF the CONT
dated this 24th day Of December. 1879 ,,.
THOMAS |. WHITE
having carnage OF proceedings.
1 UAhers Qnay, Dublin, lreland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-27
CHARGED WITH HEAVY FoRGERIEs.

Charles Brockway and Charles Fera, alias
Farron, arrested by Detective Pnkerton and Officers
Field aud OCOnnor. Of the DstricAttorney's Office Sat
urday night charged with belonging TO gang of iorgers
who have demanded business 10 the extent OF not
less than $500 coo, we're arraiGned III the C0ur col tel
cIal Sessions. Both pleaded not guilty. There are
fCur indictments against them. and they were held III
5000 ball on each Indictment.