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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-03
Dissolution or PARTNERSHIP.

To WHOM n NAT coxcExx:
NOTICB IS hEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
In partnership heretofore existing bstweeo
the unaseslgne1, unasg ~ As9 nGaa g Wh1oo 3
Tenny. doing business In the City Of Seattle, ".
7 under tbs style Of .TAs PuevS Foundry. !" has
this day bean dissolved ~ mutual consent. TIT
business will b hereafter carried on b L. u
Tenny. All accounts owing the arm must b.
paid TO ". ". White. - s~a
I. II. TENHY.
Seattle. v. r. June ~. 1850. y
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-03
A CARD.


MRs. MARY Z. SNYDER:
MApAM:-We. the undersigned, APP
prrcisting the trouble you have taken
in catering to the smussments Of the
public of Seattle apd elevsting the
vocal and instrumental tone of the
music of our city. would respectfully
request yeu to repeat your performance
1T an early date.
We are respectfully yours.
Chss Lipsky. II g. Strive,
l.. B. Hardness, w. C. Squire,
Geo. w. Hssrie, Geo. d. Hill.
Joe Borren. J. Fl. Marshall.
d. ]. Bigelow, John Collins.
John Leary. III. l.. Yesler,
and others.
GENTLEMES:-I am ir receip, Of
your card asking me to repeat the
performance given by my pupils at
Squire's Opera Hou-e. Tuesday. 29th.
Thanking You for the interest taken: I
would name Saturday, the Sd inst. for
= repetition of the same.
Respectfully yours.
MARY Z. SNYDER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-03
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

LAND OFFICE AT OLynPIA. ". TIL
June 18th, 100.
NOTIC8 10 HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following namsa settlR hae 1led ne1lce a.
his intsotion 10 make Anal pfoefiA support Of his
claim. and secure Aaal 66sxy thexeol, and that
The proof o. Nitnessse VIII b made bsfors o. D.
lversoa. Ia. 1otay Public, 1t his o1lce q
July. 4. D. lo1o.
OLAHs Oassn, PsssmptSss .. 3. No. Sus, sos
TIE lots ., - = i a. ~. 4 q oscGtoa 3,
Towuehip y North. Range 1ase. saA Da0es TIE
following - hi Sttneso9 - INV his osot1auous
rcstdence upon and cultivstioo a said tract, Va:
1vee furnass. 1. uoena. 3. otP1oen ID liver
yoAnson. 81 Of 0eanWood, onohenisA couniy,
VT. -
islsvst J. =. Brown. nssisase.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1880-07-03

CateAing 0ssssed PIE. winner $40. walking
0reased Pole from Bark Windwssd. prize 80. ' =
Various ether sports itAclud1ug good time
oaneral1y.
, 1880-05-22

INsfFnFfl0flA1 l1et7tt1.
Tie weight of Tie brnin las often been
felu to bo thu criterion OF tho mind, though,
nlArt. FROM the sant OF continuation, OBJ
thsorettsal iItticultlss. flio biuln, whatever
other functions 1t may hnyu, IL undoubtedly
suurce Of power supplied to the muscles.
and VIC nra fghornnt to what rxtclt thn
the body may Influence that Ut tho braill.
We know that u muscle grows by jNdlcluns
exercise; why, then, Should not tue brain.
supplying 1t with UP leryo fores ,leoessary
for lis Increased dulles, enlarge parl passuf
1t n4.y ba doubtful whether we ean proyp
, 1880-05-22
THE CHICAGO rlBuNE SATURDAY, ~ ss-sxrEEN PAGES

cessfnl practice. One ot the Invaders, q fat
old tnasi, notyriolis as n loader OF surprise
fuailtl dcnd III The street ,tht morning after
ti.o s,!r!rise parIty, 9M T. al tl'o g.ncTal jny
clnscly into tho ca,lsu ot 1lfs dratll, bit it
trbuted u cold and alcoholism. Tho piyxl-
clan lias, nf co!lrse, since rcp!cnlshed Ills
stick " anttmoi'fn!, wlnc, and frequently RI.
and Will nlwnya he happy 70 hive Ills friends
cal IN Hin at midnight and take friendly
plnsa ttf tvtnr
, 1880-05-22

-, tn{. Aus,,st y.7tas No. taa Wabash: n:,st
lnl! ~ misol Sill. Cnsn stendti h!ah mixed. 4sot
T. ,tat, 47to, st"', Got 'Ia11' tic o"'' ''es"''
Ng, heet tn,pr No. tso,l tYAthsn Mh1t Sl!6ht
u III August ne; Atu1er M'ehans' Hill Turn
I@ai htsa bu, corn 6lp hu, tmr'oy,
k59nss1;rs1s-Yhent k59 ns; isao bu, corn. 1doo but baf'
- fml
, 1880-05-22

: s5tros, Mar .-F,ou's-Htsad1 and snehanaod.
so,,xs4.orn sosiy4.on steady md nrns tnzod md ysliow.
,.sEs oats nrul, No. and extra white. &9aSse
9sas sI,c, "a l7l&c, No. a white hrd No. mixed.
Ea1 Hi rnt,nn1f unchanged.
eTff lholce sstsrs crcamossss m 2an{ lao'e-
AgsaasnSG.EHestarn, ffasht lDdeioHc.
EgqSSssip1s"Eiour. 8 bt!si uurn, 'nooo bu. nhaat
~ ah93;.vssTa-Eiour. 3. 27U bt16t tori, 1hpW bn.
, 1880-05-22

tx.xc,yy47f, o., Alnt -CuTfoH-f'ulll 1lMa
=. ggtntt-t1rm nnil.unchGnRod.
fhu.." whrat In fair darand; M. tod. ss,l3.
~ nnucr M m!sod. to1lsc:. t'nts r'ati M.
eafa eaa IA nnrsy quctf oxttn fail, Hc. l!5o quot
Il asa!ss4,soxs-r,orka " quiet et tio slao7s 1aTl tn @
h9a r. scI.I GHa. ltdlk lnonls ahstori HVkS
nss2a essISt, s,HS III H. III III Il Sioa -
.Wrnrsf9yu-t'ul and unct1anseI. liberal supply OF
, 1880-05-22

The Faristan says that Or. ClGlnonocar1. tho
BtatcS lit l8J ntt<l was far enn,o tl1ut Professor
nf Literature III n yonng latlfes' Bchsx,l. Ho
thor0 11intn tho ncquAlhta,leo Of Il younK Amer
loan Kiel, whom. aftor considerable opposition
IN tho part OF her rArcnts, hp married. .ilrid led
trOm thu ynlloyof tue Connecticut to thu Nights
1T MQutmNrtyQ,
, 1880-05-22

nrrnolr, Atlch, MAY Y1l.--FL6un-Hace!pta 30 bfls
ss!t, nd .sssa,. white. wn,ts ss 9s s.te n,,
,5ine. t3X askodt receipts, H. ~ bug shssnents
ifRN b.
, 1880-05-22
DRY GOODS.

&Ew fonK, May 2l.-Tho market continues quIet
and without decldod changa. Cotton goods In light
demand. and prints dull. G!ngann In sair roqr.t nnd
Urn; Printed la!ns moving stoally.. Mons w9ar
peas ass ss,sofay steay ~ Foreign sood. qaies. ''''
, 1880-05-22

rtontA, M, May. 1.-lnAtS-coru quiet, hlah-
niIea aflsSs4e, mixed. stt.1Gsss5<c oata steadyt
Sm Vile 3464tsshe. l!1c 9tondyi No. 2, a}aos5Sa
"HfdttWINxs-btandY ntbtW.
, 1880-05-22

ftTEsuuaa. aiaT 2i.-FaT1toLsus1-Ao,tvet erudo
s.!sE, At terkofs for nhtplnent, rutlnod tsfo
.tIETfksYp. .N,'Aay st-rE7no1sun-vif,n
TTVssiLfK. H. hiay m.-rsrnoLxum- -stntkes
HEsncd a. xHlci hghe#t ss{ot t0woat. BIT cloattu,
~; snp{p2Mnfa M ani nyG5nRe. S,0s chastsFs. a'dl
, 1880-05-22

,.,..tn,N. r, May y3l.-dlAtN-Whent-M
% .nsculators stand n,opf nominal. Curn quiet
.ns h,aher, spot scasoa, o1p bu to hrr,vo ut Ss
.ate t,nts scarce; enr-tots Mt at. Rys inactive.
Ss.sYIt SsT.iYth fEEiuurs-unehanRoi
, 1880-05-22
1Yf1l1f,.

pHtnApHlr1ttA, May 2s.-Woor-Wank and tlat;
Ohio, Pennsylvania, md West virginia double extr,
Ind ktove, sssaHc. uktra. 1o5s7,&o, medium, TO
sRS Wss.sfa sias, S;a1tos medium. HaS'c; eSafss,.
M wAahea snlnb!.x and deAlne. Gt0)ct du Nn.
tetei auh-waslledl 6Qatlie: pulled. 49gtto :
, 1880-05-22

oswHao. Nay 21.-uNAEH--Whtas stahdy, No.
WILD llicht gan, 31.2a Corn Ebm!hntly unchanged
, 1880-05-22

fsptAxAroLtB, 3Iay. y.9t.-t3ssAIN-Wheatq quiet, No.
Yftd tl.lnaL1l Corn fisia At Ho534c' oata weak al
Es1EG
, 1880-05-22
PORT OF CHICAGO
ARRIVALS.

SGNr W. IL. W1lIlnTtt+ NorIa 1t0y. fAll!tuu tlGH.
Hc1r Starlight. RACING, wt'eMt.
Ctr ,in'Kh rc;apj||r, p|! MaeS II, & lk!yer, lumber.
ssr sSsr SaYGI%; " IT. Da;a luiE'SI' iEI'i,x'S wGss lumber
sehr il. ": isriniiani Ilaulill,, lumber. .
Sehr Knta llul!oy. uswe.fu. uoal.
Hcir WnllliI, Holland lumber.
sear sSar +: FoSr %'RS; Brothas iaan ii4a Seed.
kchr AdrAtic, JackHoiip1rt. wood.
Sohr II. Etty, Ma'lstuv, lumber. ,.u
Sahr CMppelG., M'tskcgan, lYnll,er.
schr No4uo liay. !,esl'txO, lumber.
sohr White Cloud. MiiskeEon. lumber.
yuhr \. y. Pt'tacr,y, i'utEaio, conf.
tchr j. +: Tracy. Maslnistcb, lllnlcr.
hehr Il. Allen, Mcn0nflec, lA,nhcr.
sehr ]. ". Itrown, AEnnpoe, rallruad tca.
achr Kewal.icc. slc,lnl.lincc. l,,ini,er.
rc!,r rerry ltn1i!ial,, .ac.sntlpott. cedar posts.
ss!,E Sity Of ,Totedo M.nstes, Lumber
sehr sehr f29HSY.r T. s1pY. i,n|S, sSa ''ef
scsr K. i. flownrd, :3aug,ltuci, r,sslroad tics.
ssr scr + + PnEs 3 o5s 95n 1y Sia tsoSspa soa poos
Egi,r IL. W. Hugo, NurNlu, conI.
Hchr Ollwnrtl, Ftru lsever, lumber.
Bcl,r Maine, l.ltil1,Ktoll, lumber.
Selr Four lsr0shnls, MNNlstco. lumber.
Bohr i. i. ahcpAri. Jnuksonport, cedar posts. +
schr sarl!a;s. s!antstue. ls,mher.
schr Ad!runlack, Muexrxon. lumber.
sehr i; Leighton, I.udtngton. luMbcr.
scar f!1uIbGrtnu1i: Nack Creek, attmoor.
yuhr u. Il. Cook. Hn,ntln, lun,ber.
SsSr Ssa Tourisl. Il III White Lake, rsroad ties.
Setir Oak Lunf. Lud!ngto!n. lun,bur.
Suhf n. Nedlngtnn, Cleveland, cool.
6utr Myrtle. MuskrRb.i. lulnbor.
Nehr = r, Wilson, slYsKegnn, lumber;
ser sr sG%tn ir9te Sxe M'rev nt9 hkG m69s
Sohr Our Son, CLEVELAND, eohl.
Eahr GcEll'o. Lltl!ngtnti. lumber.
sShr M pvinS iaxSsS Sst t11s asst,s noeF; !'1' eFo
E6ht =. ]. MoSder, Na,lsteo, lutnHor.
sehr sehr h. t t. MIgge,' ssnS Sa. irom Ss oro
Hnhr White Oak. ItaMt!n fu.itbcr.
sohr I. n; nhSls' Mam.stGS. e. iomn9f'
schr y. Il. Martin, Mc,iotninoc, lu1nbers
Sehr y. j. LAr. 3innisteo, lltmbor.
Rc;ir {'Afanat MafYuoesv, !fon Dse:
ssSr ear i; I.GS WHY, @ Ahnspss, r;ailroad tio.
schr Scotia, Erie. coul;
ssr shr e. bsaorss rorn afao Ss eeoaf eoa p0st
Hohr AoOr,t, Cedar iuyor, rnitroad ties.
Schs Hr,sthMat% Ifn ;ISa eoa, t,es
sshr sshr rSree Sss si!s sGI aiia9n @ t9'a i"iaboa
Hchr Austrnlll. aiunlate0. lumber.
Bchr il. Crawford. Mn,istcD, l,.nbor.
sil sti,r shdloyssin, Siai,itowos, sondrIea*
ft'5 Srop sItyark. ASS' ionss issSor, s sadrto
ftop top An'se ", iaar!s, sinskexoa. ialnbor.
j,rQil city ut Trnyeryo TruvurA0 Lay, lumber.
ts Sb HWY " saass rss'W WIFI VIII Tssa; sss lumbar,
i'r,p @ Il. hfN t'To,. N.sEeso,'. se Ht HnaSor. t '''
i.r"p i joh!' ureE"ry. Sturgeon hsy. so%ins.
f fso '1,sp e., nwsspa} ,1uI's s,.ans inmoot'
, 1880-05-22


:; n,.ss snss' p,.eetsa 2 70 ~ eat:see Tribute.
.13s.s nssG,r; rs;,, aien;, s!ey 21pss'ea up-pso-
Po.omnc, Toledo; stcan,. .paruo n. Il. ro!rhank,
SD. Caldwell and bnrcas. M,nnnnnntts n. A.
po"ers; schooness Wclla Burt. David yaueo,
naaf'es n. Minis, +. Fitzgerald. A!1crnl State,
Tlaen, Ahtru Cobb, Reindeer. rr1cot, IL. !. webb.
y1a's. r.ssed aewn-rropoi!ers Gordon :camp1oll,
ss,aas sses' Arabia Vanderbilt, Nov YORK, .teau.
HaeS,pn s "a emu enu paryes u.asEow nna barges
fs h5s:, shs4sn w sSs;oss a9!s'ah sa ssI,;'es
ssSoo:s saa eot,sos. ANN smith md ooilsort and
sSsoapeF en d9shawk, West{ossl and large; sehaot-
s,!9f ssesfb|sa b|S!af,j: e. $Sayor,; Typo, lone, L. T.
.Hipd-Northoaat. eight miles.
AxxsrnU2a' 81. y: ssS SSfs2e sa Sa". :tcom-
ts o:Tss r. sssk w bsy th2 xe Il 1w ;i $a
q bar Point d0rnr ast nvht WIN ..Stv Ivy tnrv
IT, 1 "a Adm: ls now aonKsiao tho t,roavGs xhhf.
6e sehoocr Flint MSh ,,,Sn% e ra, w'n soa ~
texed down lust nght b. tho tu yI.Ssy. % I'll
Tha Th sea,acr a1er IT, aground eaf tue oreaycs
y 20 to bar r"iI"t thtnIsr.,o om s a'e'ss ,.t1s
american waturs could mot worE. o Tho Wlvora ~
%"9 Hg Haated 800 for the jop but Chnrica Uhutr-
sn.af owner OF tho Fame, would not nay TINT
ttost ahd returned with tho Btelnholf 10 UV-
II: Fosrv IN, ,.,n,....,
~A' RAINING nera. Water vol up'
sp.<.a, p.,no,.h hpsr1.o; y a.. o,,.,,o ,.,,,,..
rrs.Io sy d f. os1eeGS 1fss;
CIearcdoo Inn nsa NHsvaaa; " grA!n, Ch!cAgo.
, 1880-05-22
Proposals 5l,rs Stationery.

DEPARTMENT. Ur Tue IEIKntuH,
3Iny u. IA{}
Scaled proposals Will b. reretYed ii this 6apart-
mgnt unil1 II ucIork tn. Munhny Jn1a H. ls&i fur
furnishing atationery tur The d te In
ilianx fUrnis Ut pfop1sast shSwins ths 1tStIs md
DstinAte quantltIe4 Feqnlrtd, tx0thes with circular
fusRstHx thereto. will b. fNfsstst*d % application to
this department.
Iet,ri,uis must HI nddreaset to Tho Escratary nf
the 1Ntettat, hnn andurast "Fsupos~s fur Stallion.
Try" ...
No cunlract will ba awarded undes thts adyett!sa.
n.ent Until appropriation ktIntI hnT0 hrth riniat by
COnRttes fur k8 puFGusa TT tho ttAsHl,uty required.
Z. sl.litf}X tncrltnty.
, 1880-05-22

,S.. TUNpENTINE,.
WILMINGTON. atay 2l-sptntrs Or TunprsT1Nk-
, 1880-05-22

Kanaa2 CITY + Donyor FAss Ex,..
kRnaas CITY Ntxht ExprsMs..... :,
~ Louis, Sprtn9agIt i rsxns.,..
Mebtto u Now Urttatls Express ).
NJ t4uuta, hprttRAnld h Tv1As....
i'9oE!h, Huflinxtou Fnst Exps'ss
l'ektn + I'Gnf4A ExprusE, ..,,,,,,,.
EhlcaNu 4 l,nducah 1t. II, Ex,... I,
kirratur, LnGun. syashtsi 9t'n Ex.
JoI.ot l. Dwight 4cuosufTitpinutln
, 1880-05-22

II tho shwors md trnins nrs soppsd np, how can III
city be clsan and heAthY7 Mnfa Than bali tho aui
foflnz yon endure aouss fron, disordated Live
and Hlomaeh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
DECISlONS-FEB. 8.

Sunrems C0Mrf-Ch ambers-BY Judge Potter
CLARK agt Kely-MoOo should be denied ard stay vacated
5,y Ia'g" La renee -Thurber ag watson Same agt.
saIue Rattle worth Knox Motions granted schwartz
act Schwsiz-6ranted. In The matter o; Mccormack.
prisoner entitled 10 DC baed ~ me sum OF
5000 IN matter the application Of majority Of the
Trustees OF the Mutual Insurance Company etc
Order 10 show Stenwav sons agt Perch
land Iu the matter Guire: Lyh agt baHebce
granted. Suydam agt Wennman.- Granted
BY Judge D0nohue-FOId agt J0yce-leIhen IN the mat
Ter Of Vanderbt Hahn ag the KnlckerhOcker Lie Insur
House agt. Agate: Siinan etc. ag MOOiei
Clark aE wade Wakeuan sgt the Delaware LacsawanEa
ana Western Railroad Company Wendell agt DOdge-Ordefs
sosc,ai TRINITY Judge Van Brunt-Robert etc. ACT.
a-Fndngs and decree signed see memorandum
for counsel Browne sgt hurd0ck ~ ali McCoskey agt
Stewart-Eindings Brdsall agt bbdsall-ODniOn
Gardner aet GsrdnerFndngs and decree signed. Jester
agt- Sterling a.-fndngs signed aud order settled
BY Judge BaTrettAlen. etc, agL Howard ct a-DecTee
tgned. 1900 -,
By Judge Van Vorst-DeWitt agt McDonad the Mayor,
Union Ferry COmpany-Granted.
Ctreuu-Iart UI-By Judge Van BrunL-Mead CT al agL
The HousatOnc Railroad C0mpany.-Opniol- .
Whelan ct al agL MaeDonOld. executor etc-f1ndings
settled.
BY Judge sedgwcK Cowles agt Kilnerorder OF substi
tntion Wells agt. Kellogg ct s-Order Tor commission
plant. Mccall PrOa ct aOrder OF substitution VIE
ner Eggeis a.Order vacatinR Judgment Granville
tet Pope Ordered Special Tenn calendar Tor second En-
ray OF February Wendell ag Huchthauer lneri0ga
ries settled Phelan the Metropolitan Railroad Com
l3DyOrder OF dscOntlnuanee Flower agt MeYer-Order
ted Hetenstein sg Boufko et al Order authorizing re-
ett DeFOrrest agt heuck-Orders Of disconnUaDoe Nc
@ a2t Pfoa Order striking out portions OF pleaings etc
Wells agt Kellogg et al heterogeneous settled In the
matter Of the petition = Egberorier sisned Wood agL
Tall agt Proal .the People rel Kemper Calasbap
remington seI Stewart Common agt Anthony WOOD agI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
GOING OUT OF MARINE INSURANCE.

A petition has been presented to the Supreme
Court, leave dissolve the corporation OF the Mer
camille Mutual Insurance Company. II organized
in 1912 a marine insurance company. In 1857 II
became a cash stock company, with capital Of
81 100000 divided into 10000 shares in 1873 the
stock was reduced $500 900 and in October 1879.
e25OOO0 The president and majority Of the trustees
and stockholders unite in the petiuon for dissolution
which Is based upon the aYermen's that within the
EAST few years business of marine insurance in
he Guy OF Ncw-YOrk has become Improbable by rea-
son Of divers circumstances. among which are the
general depression OF business the decline of shipping
interests the sagnatOn In the carrying trade, the low
rates freight by water keen rivalry among marine In
surapce companies the introduction OF sharp cOnlctI
non Of foreign companies thcir agencies, and the
coiseau Mt Of premiums obtalnabe upon
rive uocies The petitioners declare that II they are
obliged under rcuulsanccs 10 carry the busi
ness Of insurance, IL VIII he al loss ana with
nc imme diaie prospect OF any Improvement.
Justice DOnOhue yesterday signed an order directing
eli persons interested III the corporation TO snow cuSc
OF IL o'clock Nav Is, 1880 before Allen W. Evars.
m referee WAY he petition should not ~ granted. The
referee directed 10 report 10 the Court the property,
effects debts and engagements the rpOratlOn and
the reasons II any, why II should be dissolved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
CALENDARS rHis DAY

SUPREME COURT CnAMBERs-Lawrenca J-Court opens at
70 l1 81 a 2i Rs 7 fa g2 a a 5 S Isl 81 az ~
25l 257 1852 2Gl. 20. 276. 277. 27s.
SPECIAL TEEM-VaG VIrst J:Court opens 1920 =
4s 4a3 49, 400 si6 ST. is7 $3.50 as S 5o4 I5o is io
Nos i557. ssG, 7sS. i7oi 100 i7el vs. 2l27 1882.
16G i5I6 a5i7 i72l isci, S5sd '''' 1000" ''' '''
R.nI So cqurs open: at ,d 1890 "a jaS
100 1925 2lGj. 1916 1872 geS. 995@ i74O il79 100
gAT g JOuf opens at 1879 INA S SG
1886 Ia7 1922 I!os l7lS l729 1898, lGoi 1865. 1854
%ufeGioe CSGRT-GKxRRAL TRRM-Adjourned sine die
srEcAL lsHM -se,TwIcs 1Pens a. 10 m 81
trial rrsii-PARr freedman J.-Court opens at II
u-NOs - 800 49, GIL Learned a2t Tl0ts0n Oh" AZ.
81 324 500 49, 34, 49, 45G. 1SJ 405. 51 lois lcl
JCOqE3 Og gs 2! 81 - SOS
5Si ~ 81 ~ All 20 % iGa 956 "a Ss 'o ''' "
Pan lII-epoir, J.-Courl opens At II a m-Nos. 49,
S43 49 10 G56 G57. COS $50 CC3. oG1 oGj GG6 Co.,
COMMON pir.s-eESepAL TreM.-Adlourned for The term
srSGIAL ThnM,yqn lioesSr a. court Gren' al II a. H.
LQUITY TKRM-Vsn Hoeseu. J.-Couit opens at II a. m
TRiHL TGRTorAer IIaremore Court GpsaEs At r y
I1IN9s l$i2 si% i@ g iS ss Is 1872 9s
2 2$S9 i54 H. 100 TO- li6s i3S5, 800 iiol
1905 iO6i 1877 1852. 81 5G 400 l47; $50 i45 45S
4 33 I tS i45 ~ 1873 '7 1882 l'0o 1855 law
@HRNF COURT TelaL TERM-PAar I-McAdam. J;.Court
S S9s, s a. ssi as2 as a U.s. ~ SIS a9 9s
1854 IGl5 io06 iO07. l0C6 90. 1910. ioli, 1912 i0lS
i0li I0l5 1910 1917 lOlS 1919 1920 lO2l, 1922 1923
iO2l 1925 1926 1927, les 1929 1850 1881, 1882 1858
1854. Il35, l%6, ll35. 90,
PART Ii-shcfidan At 10 am.-Nos. 1920.
s95 S2s5 S. 8G7 S9s l49 Gs45 ~. 900 1915 ~ l0tG
1887 lOis 1889 1919. iOt 1922 1913 99i. lO5i 100
0lG loi os 1919 lo5o 05 49,? Io n5 I o l6 1912
iO66 1867 lOGS 1859, 1910 1917, 072 1913 l4 1913.
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GENERAL SEsSIONs-PART l-Smyih. I-Ihe People agt
Edward COwly continued, misdclncanor.
PAKI II-COwuP 1.-The Pc1,l agt Drury Lunds"n
feouous assault aud terry: william smith, burglary Mich
ael Fnngan Thomas sphinx. Francis starr Grand larceny
William Dillon Pei ~arah smith, John carey.
larceny from LYDIA Henry disoIleIv louse
NOigt Luke OBiicn, Antonio Soba'uhe NHI@m john
son. George Freeman. excise - - "a
UNITEp DISTRICT CoU"T-Choate J'-->Os a. 10
22, %. IS, SO l.. 81 50, 70, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
ATTEMPTING sUICIpE IN COURT.

Paul HanGy, who Is only nintecn years OF age,
was released in November last from the Kings
County Penitentiary, where he had served three
years and SIX months for burglary Recently he
was arrested III Brooklyn for burglary and grand
larceny, and in the Court of Sessions Yesterday he
pleaded guilty. Judge Moore sentenced him to four
years aud half in the PenItcntlary. He was then
placed IN tine PRISONERS pen adjoining he court
70 m Soon az er an cutlery WAS heard, and the
court off ;ers learned that Haney had attempted
to cut his TIN cat with peukmtc He had only sue
ceeded. however, III Inficting some slight gashes
A pair of handouts was then placed on him, but a
few minutes afterward he was found attempting to
beat out his brains against the wall of the pen. An
officer then put III charge of the prisoner until
lie WAS placed the prison and sent To the Pen
itentIaIy Will, III the jail Sunday night Jtanley
tired to put end to his life by opening VEN in
bus ann with q kuIfe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
RESPONSIBILITY F0R 4 B JY'S DEArH.

Hermann Fleischncr. boy sixteen years old, was
killed February l. BIZ the cayine in OF an oven III
Isaac Goodman's bakery at No. 10 Division-st..
which he was cleaning At the inquest, held yes
terday by Coroner Hermann, Albert Grasscr. an
oven-builder Of large experience testified that he
had seen the oven while men were building it, and
had oreoicted that II would fall. II wTetchedy
bnllt and the material was poor. Mr.. Goodman
testified that he had engaged IN oyen-buldcT 10 do
tine work for $50. The builder detailed man
named Gordon to build 1t. Gordon. ON the witness
stand said that he was Whitewater. and knew
nothing about ovens. He was out of work. and was
his promise TO teach him how 10 do IL. The jury
brought in the following verdict: We censure
oven he not being an expert and secondly. Tor per-
hitting said Fleschncr to enter the oven after said
Goodman had been warned that the arch would
fall" 800 q,
Coroner Hermann held the baker in $1,000 BAIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10

James Murphy. alias Dennis Gillespie, and
John ConrorS alias Liverpool Jack" made their way
into the Office OF the Ntw-York Stamping COmpanyrn
Avcuue-A on the afternoon OF December II. 1879 and
when requested to out by Mr. Edgar, the manager,
they became insolent and abusive. Sergeant Tanning,
OF the Eighteenth Police Precinct, happened to he pass
Ing at the time and was called IN. MI Edgar preferred
charge OF disordery conduct against the intrudcrs.
end the Sergeant about take them INTO custody
when Murphy stepped back a few PAGES drew a re
yolver and discharged ii several times at HIM One OF
he balls took effect in bs right thigh and another in s
right forearm. Tanning closed with EiD. ana struggle
eusued which resulted in the submission of the prisoner
Drnng the fIgbt COnDOrs kicked the officer. In the
Court General Sessions yesterday both men pleaded
guilty Murphy Is well known 10 the police Last
August he escaped from the penitcntlary BY throwing
Keeper stephen Kelly OF the guard boat and gaining
re shore near JOnes's NOOd. COuuOrs Is we.lknOwn
river thief Judge CowIng sentenced rphy to State
pfison ior i've years. and Connors for one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
RESULTS or EARLY EDrCA1ION.

william Weeks, who is now serving term in the
State Prison and who is charged 10y the negro james
Seaman with killing the old fisherman. William
Rhodes on Long Island in 1873. is native Of Snf-
folk County, and pupl Of the noted chicken thief,
George Anthony. Who some years ago, was "A terror
10 the farmers. Anthony always had the tires OF his
wagon wheels bOund with rags aud straw TO deaden
fine sound and the horse that he drove had the
shoes reversed. the heels beng on rhe front part
of the loof so as to give the appearance that the
wagon was going in an opposite direction from
which If was. " hen q chicken roOst was found IN
which the poultry was not ct for market, Anthony
yvonld write on the door that he would return for
fbe fowls when they were fat, which he almost in
varial,lV did.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-10
Living ton. nesse ag Bgss ROis as, Barso,ti-order,

Living ton Hesse agt Bngesi Roig Barsotti-orders
gtaDted.
Common pleds-Special Tcym-By Van Brunt.-
Field T8nDenhoZ e a-be referees report herein is
far confirmed direct the OF the amounts fOun0
to have been oane by the defendant Tannenholz the
goods mentioned IN said report.
Bv Judge the ~ Bailey. etc-Re
port not confirmed memorandum Brown ag Zeiss and
aDOtheT-DeIDurreT with to
ment Of The Life Insurance Company ACT
MilleT.-See memorandum for counsel.
Marine Court Chdmbers-Bv Justice SinnOtt.-
COhn COhn Motion denied with 81 Devine er
SCerneT- Motion for Judgment grante Richardson agt
Krame-MoOn deneG with $40 20 defendant 20 abide
the Clark EvcretMotOp for receiver granted
Brosv agt Lynch Judgmenio Tor plaintiff Robson agt Day
tOn-DemurTcr sustained with liberty complaint
within $40 Anthony Webb
granted February 20 with $40 pan,
abide Blavn BaierMotiOn with
$40 costs 70 abide tho event McKeenie agt sienertWrt
inquiry allowed shannon WashbuIDe.-Dem
sustained with leave TO amended Reynolds
agt bOyan; Clark agt. Mendels0hn Keim agL Rooster
Reilly, Motions
Speer Allison. Publication ordered
by Judge ohcidaJoaes agt Motion 10 set aside
attachment denied with $40 10 abide the