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New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
LIVELY DEBATES IN BROOKLYN.
A CHURCH DECLARED TO Bg srrrnrLyoUs-TI

A CHURCH DECLARED 10 III = II I.tlt''l ~
CASH OF AZ EHEIXG BROTHER
The session of the Ncw-YOrk East Confer
cnce III The sumncrgeIi Methodist Episcopal Church,
brooklyn ycsicid,y market ~ two Lively
debates Tnr Rrv. \. +. Chapman aud IN Iirv. Gcasee
H. Anderson. hAylns hccnno conuc,tcd viii tnc Pro-
testant Episcopal Caurch. were gwen leave 20 with.
draw from iAc conference Ihc Il V. G. NJ Glnn also
Withdrew
The kcy. Joscph Pullman inquired ii ito'c was any
cc.eiy for ne oXs'"ur" 1i i'e Ionr.h- Aycanc
Church H. hGs uEdrraioud i,t t- soeity was about
70 build church ~ Eo-cusst--t. and lc td net COW
slcr fir to the nrmrrou ol'r Nc;6o'l- churches
m the nr@iilurhood at ;l- pin soul .' ctf.d oHi.
II w.s hard y CAri-t':ilit', ald tog.d clll4 Meho-
di-In to have Methodist hurch's WI 1iu 'ont THROW
orcdch ufEcr D O.. j. K,tt 8. i'll jhH' ie T. mihins
Avenue eharch Va ourln: hc nc:gnhorhood 10 in
crease its ,.cmn't-hi9. There w,rc nye Methodist
churches gha radius of qna ici 81 nl'. and he
did rot hrlite lu making brpt''I'' iguhorho0d q
frragiug grrurd There Nts in ld, "I"ion np reason
fer the exist o' the romulin' Atcnn' Church.
Prcstiug D.. dor !; uch said mat ia, ,.c uniouhi-
eds top irauy Mrihnais Churcacs IL that part Of
E,ou.lyn Il. However thcra we ~ sor lie. IN the
Conference with fever m,nhrs uan The TOnnlns
Aycnuc ChurcN. which hal anout zoo rcwhrr'. IT,
cI,rcI thaf ne nad not forged tpgn lis Irninris'
CHURCHES nor attrInntcd to attract lroe by rrii.a-
tinnai advert a. mad been asserted Bif IDp
Bowman said thar ihe disciissun va, unfortunate and
ehouI never have been bros ght before IA. ncicirr
Tie case of the Rev. Scucca llOwlaud who was siis-
pended for oe year at the last aes.io OF the Confer
cncr. then taken up Nr. How AMI wa chnggtd
with petty swlndhng AMI dishonesty. Dr.. buckley said
that Mr. Howiand's relation was rot nX"d at the last
Conference and thai II was matter OF great DpOr-
tncr tnat Il snould I've fiXsd.
DR.. Curry--Mr HoWland comes before rs rs fIec aud
clear IL If no charge had bern made against him.
The Bishop stared tiat through some bluldcr Mr..
Upwland wOuh have to bc declared an effective man.
DR.. Bncklcy-Then give notice mat VIII immcni-
atey prepare ana bring charges against Mr. IIowland;
DIR. WnOdruh-rhat IA n threat. A member of the
Conference cannot be dealt with thi7 summary
Bishop BOwman-W0uld II not be briter TO place
Brother Rowland IN The snpcrnumrlary llstl
Dr. WOnGruil-1hen must vote nat a IL dcrent
enough to he placed the supcrumcrary list but not
decent enough To be put on the effective list.
long discussion cnsued, during which DR.. Buckley
gave detailed account OF the proceedings HpainEt Mr..
IIOw9nd Mr.. IbOwland asked u be heard, but Dr.
Curry eugge-tun lac decided not plead his own case
vote declaring him asnpcrnumcrdry WIS passed, nj
though Dr. Curry cOntcnded thu this could not be done,
except at the request OF tie member
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
United STATES SUPREME COURT.


WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following was
the business transacted in the Supreme Court OF 'ne
United States to-day:
No Ief-Robert =. siiman ct al, appellants .,, nss
the United states and 80 59o c1aims-A fiirmed
apEes from tSS ssnuISg GSart Dsn9 IN error ss
ihs John Hancock Mutual Life Insnrapce c9mnnny;
Afirmed with cots and interest no. '" 80
In.OS ct al appellants sgt Ann rcm.CseG C. cssTp No.
2oAlex PoxJltch assignee q T,tS Sharfs' of Boston
The steamboat ayOwer ct al appellants ag lns %It6
boat Sabine u AL appeal from Lons ana nont ~
costs No 2IS-ihe Merchants National Bans s,os oi
lie S RE pahStT e sSe owor w srS cOnr. as 3 arm ss
Henry M Rice ana WIFE, appellants agt j. EuwaIuo tuSsr
Appeal from MssouriAhned with COSTS anu hSI9Ss fss
GS %t costs E and
Tonnty appellant agt. Alfred Huiderkoper. snd no
22G-Sano agt. Wm II: Dayol;IAnrmea w,sh ,r cos a1
peants sgt the Little RocR and Fort Smh haway % aG OI
pany ct al-Appeal from Arkansas NO. s tS
St1ies appellant agt Thomas j. Murray Apps iro
and the cause remanded with directions to ism he Pes
lion 22lD cage and wife, appellants & BIZ HaDS. osts
G. Nalc.-Appeal from Louisiana-Ah win cos5s shs
United Staes appeal from the Court Of claims,
Affirmed. No. 2fG-The Grand Trunk Say HaiMay' On =,
Canada plaintiff in error sgt Nathan a" WaSe ,:reat ~
NO 23George Johnson planiin In error al tne o.S ,
OF Louisiana, REL. Allen Juel me VIII
Myers Appeal from south CaronaAppeal dismissed no
23g-William G LaDgf0rd, appellant agt tne onitea ,
Siaies-HTgIied No. ifI.-Wilam @. Langiord. plan.
tin in agt: Charles F. Monlcn. IN eIlr nine
from the Northern District IL New.1Ork hBuDa'
Adjourned until tomorrow at ~ O'clock -, c. Ill, .,
The CncJ usce gave notice 10 day that inc Si, he
held after Friday, April 80
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
RIGHTS TO 4 LIBRETTO.

IMPORTANT DECISION by JUSTICE DONOHUE CON
CERNING The MUSIC AND DIALOGUE OF 4 PLAY.
In the action of Leo GOdmalk against John
II. French, Florence Ellis and others, Justice Donohue
granted Injunction several weeks ago restraining the
defendants from performing the opera "Sce Cadet ,"
under the name OF the Very Merry Mariner" or any
other name. On the argument OF the motion before
Justice Daniels IL conceded by the counsel for tho
plaintiff thai the authors having published a piano
score Of the music orchestra made indepcn-
IDENTITY such printe plano by skilled in
the art could euOneI: but that the bretto and
entire dialogue having been published IN any FORM
remained tho exclusive property OF the and hts
assenees If they used without authority such
use might DO enlOincd.
Justice Daniels gave his decision Yesterday holding
that the breito and dialogue ne SCI arnte and tnde
nendrnt from the ise nud rs suel can be protected
p- has never bet fore been decided IN teral; that Tho
lDretto having been published, the attendants
must be riOincd from using IT that ithOgraphing or
publishing equivalent 10 a cedcation; that an
antlor has a right To duplicate Dis manuscript
i'm such q way for representation on the sta. "a
lin The defence TINT thc Very Merry MaInel" ~ +,
different WOlk fIOm "seekadct" Is nntennD,r, or the
reason that sidney Roseneld the alleged author OF the
Very Merry Mariner" la let er 10 Augnsiin Day,
sta,eJ tlat t wa, tasen from toe German librCto OF
- SrekaAet: and that Srekadrl" and Captain Char
from The latter that the aci tai Florence Ellis IS
minor Is no dcrenccd min hc enOlncd from doing
wrong He therefore, continues ne injunction In full ns
aQaiuRt the brettO aud diOogu and dssoves 10 80 far
az Ine restrained defendants from using
Seekade' score madO independently from published
plano score. -
Hummell and Franklin Bein for the defendants
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
JURISDICTION OYER A CANAL.

Judge ChOate has handed down decision
in Admiralty branch Of the United States District
Court. In the OF John Mallory against the stenm
canaboats city Of Milwaukee and CITY Of Syracuse,
which of more than usual interest The action was
brought to loses arising ont of collision on the
Ire Canal about 100 miles east or BufllO. The de-
cOntended hat, the pare Of co isOn was upon
Artificial waterway, The sut WAS not within the ad-
mImfY Jurisdiction or The United States
Ju lge ChOaie that ine question IL one or great
importance. IL has been expressly declared by
til Supreme Court OF tho United States, but The weight
OF authority is IN favor Of the jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

Union numbers over go out of the 500 men work.
ing at The trade in NewEork.
The ionrneymrn shiIoiners demanded an advance
from s. 30 to 50 4 day yesterday. The principal
employers are John J. Coger. Henry p. kirkham'
Govern They did not grant and did not refuse the
demand, according to report made TO meeting OF OF
tnnmorizrJ each waiting for The others 10 act. No
work was done yesterday by the men, who, how
ever. expect to receive tIcadvance to-day and then
The cigarinakcrs employed in Jacohy's cigar man
ufactory i'm Broomc-st. numbering thirty men are
on strike They deliAnded an advance OF %l a
tLolslnd which the firm refused.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
THE COURTS.
cA11INa Els FORMER WIFE TO ACCOUNT.

CALLING HIS FORMER WIFE TO ACCOUNT.
Cornelius Brinherhoff, in 1868, became so ad-
dicted to drink that bis property was placed III te
OF his wife She has since obtained divorce
from him OH the ground OF Abandonment He has begun
suit in the Supreme Court to have the trust deed seI
aside and TO compel his wife to account for the moneys
received. He claims that soon ms his wie obtained
the property, which amounted to Sl1SO40, SDe com,
pe him TO leave bis home, telling him that sne hal
an affinity for another man, and threatening 70 Rosun
MIN II be did not and that since tie divorce DIS WIc
las allowed hun no benefit from the estate mOtl0n
made before Justice Daniels that the complaint De
made more definite. The motion denied YESTERDAY
George w. Wilson Tor tke plaintiff e. r. Ripley Tor tie
defendant.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April o.--Ih INC COuTI OI 1ApDta1s
the following business was transacted
No Ii4J o7emah b. Truman assignee etc. appellant agt
r. Smta respondent argued by Jacob Van VICE
for appellant submitted for respondent No li5Aiian
McIanc Hamilton respondent aet Amos Emo, appellant
argued by George DeFOres Lord for appellant Francis O.
No 14B-David H. Van GeldeI. ap.
pclani James II. Van Geler respondent argued Dy
James b Opey appelnt James III. Van Gelder for re-
sD1ndcui.
The following Court Of Appeals motion calendar for
TUESDAY. Apr 6 $3.50: NOS 4ol, 40 AL, ava, ioS, 400,
4Sj. iSj AM i0l 497
The following il The court Appeals day calendar for Tues
lsn NOs. ll2 10 lOl l2S l49, 100. 259, l03
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ,

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- the Office Board of Education. cornsr
Of Grand %S , Gs @I a hnssSay Apr r % ne na
SoS, tons Of coal more or less eight
cords Of pns wood. more or less The coal mus. Ss ot
the best uy OF white ash furnace egg stoyo and nas
forty pounds ton and must be delivered In the
bins school buildings such times and In such
quantities as required By the Committee on supplies
posed to s1py tho coal 30 be furnished from
Thousand two hundred and forty q 24Ol pounds.
The quantity the various sizas OF coal reqvred will be
tons Of size nine 6anred and y s5O tons Of Stove
size three hundred ard fifty (350 tons Of size aud x
Te oak be Of the best quality the stick not less
than thres 9 feet long ne pine wosa must be Of the beet
inches long The proposal must the price per cord Of one
hundred twenty eight l2s cubic feet solid measure for
Zine sa asp ss es cut
of wood y b. split only as REQUIRED by the committee on
iS npvison Of The inspecor Of Fuel Of tho Bosa OF f
aud must be delivered AZ the schools asfolows Two
q s n E iss rsa "a -
supplies said WOOD both oak and muat "
RI DS
sai eSs amt wood g 1s bnang until E ass
OF The contract Will be required and each proposal nust oe
accompanied by the senatnrs and o. ~ "A
coal and wood at OF the schools for and pnns
the same IN the vars cellars vaultsor bnSH se M nn
the Board Of Elucao should be aorsen tropo'as
FOR Coal" Proposals for Woou sne ease una v
Tho Committee reserve the right Hfeect any or
'1'' 'e'S'''" rEepISSAMXps rEepISS = srRAgp TRAgp
HaAAsy SHARIyEs ) TfAgk WAsT
Committee OH supplisA
NewYors March "a. 1880 -
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

Michael schonbon msdemeanor; william H. Beers eamD
linz sarah BROWN Mane Care Joseph III. payharL Anna
BrowD disorerly house; Mehael Elynn grand arcspy
PART II-J-Smyth. R-fhe People aRt Wlnani Johnson,
robbery Charlotte wilson elonous assauli apd Dattery
Gibson burglary: James Rooinson a,sS Pc
ward Fan feionious and battery tucnins fsrVey
false pretencea -.- ,,so.,o 3, 1ro. \ 0
A : q
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

s,lRrMn corKr-cuA,mras- Donohuc. Court opens At
osM9 50 Il r. r. qsnssr M @ d es'f m a. ls Il & M IS s5 s
1871 lS 207 ~ 223 80. 5. 953 @GO 2G9 2O7' 2 27s
csXrRAL Trn,i-Adiorrnen until April 7.
Law md 4lG 5O3 20 J2l 46 2G7 49, 40. 90
5 5i2 5 54i, 55, ol6. 57. 5is, 5i9 djO Dol oj2 Dob
GIEciii%TAuT Adjourned until T. morrow ~.
ad7S An NJ iasa iaS1 20G i959 s 2i5 iaio 1915
Is SSs GS S5 a lS oi @ 6 2lGl i 5 o & sos I o7a "a
PART III IIeaes Joat opens At 4 lH$o & 'I m1SGs ,
9SG i!g igo1 30 1852 7Gi i2i7 1919 1882 l453 1852.
sgGaI9E CogE.gTSEEii TgGM adjourned spS de- .n
TRIAL TEHN-rhnr ls'nrti.; C. conr! at i
Nos 32 $50 iOj 57 lOlS 57i Sl3 57l 7G6. 0ij 456,
~ ~ ~ 59' i"Si ,;uan ,"'; t,ourt o,cns \, II Nos
a9 54 i3 $50. 5s lOJ Ill aGa 829 jl 2sG 245. 5Si.
l. sper IL Court @ opens gS, at T. II a @7 nos tSo
ETHHG Sp rE-G F. bsiy { open, a. s' M
eiin IEDM-I@rrcmorc. J.court opens at II
Ti1L IfiM- Pact III F. nay JcogT, % qps4ns p.4s a. i
ics5 lesg 9si iCs0 1890 lc0 1892 1875 1914 1850,
l5I5 i7 7 7I ii7l5 77IIS ii7Ti2 i7s i7IS ia6 III,
i7i5 ZIG i3I7 i740 1885, 1852 1888 l76l l756 7o7
oba SnAff AZ 10 a. m NOS s6i igs H. 5is s5S s5g S55s
99lO le22 81 ~ 1{5 9l3o 1901 S25P S2g S363' 1850
2s7 sss2 1854 1886 1851 35n5, 35sD $500. 35S 3jg2,
3J0l 1897 3GJS 3G0G. 3OU1. 30l 3G2, 2.S 1872 35l5.
! 51l7 2TJ, . ,o =.
270 l27D 352S. 326 ~ dj, 2S8i 32i 3soH 3301, 3S
1900 S5id 2i2 90 iiol su3 3il 8i"s nl4o 67 LOO,
1881 1882 363, 3GI 3}35, 3G37 3639. $780, 1913 3G5D
$751; sG53 1854 $685. 1856 JOb7 1851 s5Os 1904 $685.
| 30G8, ANA.
PAIN IIi-SherldaD. J.-Court at l0:yU m.-Nos
SeO5 2ia5. lsot al 10 2S. 29. l5S 1852, 20l ls0 ls4
1857 3G9s 5000 307O 1914 s077 s67s 1850 1881 JDs2
$685. 3g 1888 3G39. $780, 3B0S, 1904, $685. $685. 97l2
37l 377, $780, s72l 3722 1922. s724 $685. 3727 1929
| 1871.
GRYERAl lsEssloXsPART Glderseeve J-Inr People ag
| John LrO-ad. William FtzgbDona Michael Hogan. relOn
iOus assault battery Jdhn Means. william Means lar
ceny the person James Morse Alexander D. Hanly
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
PROPOSALS for Physicians Saddle Bags.
II DEPOT GuARTERNAsrERs OFFICE,
Houston-st, corner Of Greene.


SEALED PROPOSALS. In tripcate will be received at
this Office until o'clock, April % 1880. at which
time and place they w be opened in the presence q bidders
for furnishing delivering at this Depot 100 Phyeoana
Saddle Bags veterinary Bidders will submit with
Their bids sample the article they propose to furnish and
state when win and when complete the de-
livery
poss preference will be given 90 articles OF domestic pro-
duction price and quality being equal.
proposals. and in formation IN regard TO the kind Of
Saddle BAGS required will be furnished application TO this
Office. - -
Proposals should indorsed Proposals for physcans
saddle Bags" and addressed to the undrrsigned,
L. c. EASTON, Colonel and A. q. N. Gen'L
0eTOt
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
PROPOSALS for LABOR and MATERIALS
Il OFFICE 2

WASHINGTON, d. C., March 10 lS30.)
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be received At this once until
II m on tho h day OF Ap 1880 all the labor and mate
Tas required for excayaling png eoncreng stone and
Barge Office at Newyork IN accordance With drawings ana
specc ation copies which and additional information
ne,1ntendent JAS. q. HILL.
SUI
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

A DIsAPPolNTMENT.-Edwi Dull paper
this morning amt II, AuRyi" Angelina: Yes! Not
a soul knows mentioned not even In the deatnsr
lPGnch.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Droposals.

NOTICE to RACTORS.-PropOsals will
~ by subscriber during the week ending
April 9Th inst for The erection OF hreesfoy brck ofice
Eting the City Of Bradford Penn according 70 plans,
drawings specifications the subscribers Of
fce Mateson Building, Bradford Penn. who reserves the
night 20 reject any and ali bids X. b. STONE.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06
Uraies ano .ftnoers.
AND TENDERS.

Inc largest manufacturers Of low ana halt ,ow Ga
meat open fepiscsA w1n andirons sss pas & 81
o. antique aad modern dss.gps wholesale aud ressh
j. n CoNovER Co. VOC and 36s caaalsG ~ z
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

EFOliS OliSEKEEPER.-An educated and refined
lady 49, for the head Of an elegant home and ac.
csnucd 10 polite sOcetv desires position managing
hon ereuper ~ gcnteel family in Newfork or vicinity Ad
ar H.. II East l2thst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

HOUSEKEEPER.-By a widow, middle age,
m tho family Of a gent eman salary not much an
"a cena happy home; undoubted references Gven;
I'll or ourtry Address Mrs. NJ. E. 49,, lU1 East 26ih.st
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

HOUSEKEEPER and COMPANION.-An in
\ olligrnt refined young lady wnuld lke position
aeng hOnsekreper pleasant, genial family
pin0n for lady for nyala iscapabe OF filling
rilpr DnSiiiOn much Of object
mn, alton Address with particulars Miss d. h TAYLOR,
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

w VASHING.-A respectable colored woman
w Wshes TO take IN washing. Call or addrtis MrA
TUCKER. l0l West 51st.st; % floor.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

I1ONERNESS.-As gOvrrncSs, to take entire
u charge cf two to Girls fluent FRENCH. Gtmon Eng
sl music aud Inglisl branches Address TEACHER 24l
Hraok I'm
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

USEWORKER.-By neat, tidy, intelli
gent Protestant young girl will be generally sefu In
family in any capacity: good cooking and Is good
washer and ironrr; will give best OF recommendations
moderate Can be seen at SOo othaVe near 2SdsI
lafl
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

HOUSEWORK.-AG German girl for house
IL work. city country; best references. Call or al
less 222 West i0th-si.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

q AUNDRESS. = An experienced laundress
Wishes 10 wash u family ont by the day best
cy references Ca three days at 3O7 East 6OtsL
I'm. nnnrf fDr
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

I ADY'S MAlD.-By first-class French
maid who dresses har and sUOi dIessmaker excel
lent traveller be at COZ 6tavc between 3oth ana
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

WASHINGTON, April 5.-The following was
the business transacted in the Supreme Court OF 'ne
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

~ ARDENER.-By an experienced gardener;
" respectable 80 years, who undefstands
gaIden all its greenhouse grapertes flowers
egeabes excellent rec0mmendalons Apply ~ CAH
otlist.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

COOK by Il Welsh woman, who is thor
nrh cook IN al lis branches Is sober and tidy
rooi rrf,r.n os ARMY ai "a EPEN rEh'S EMPLOYMENT
HOUSE los eth AVE. near 9ih II.
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

uOUSEWORK.-By q Norwegian girl, able
and active who thoroughly understands all kinds OF house
hold duties including milk and butter aud s KIND 10 children
a city COuutIy best references
would he constant home Call at 292 6thayc near lSthst
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

i AUNDRESS.-By respectable girl as
aundress private family best city reference. West
New-York tribune., 1880-04-06

NOuN, WASH aud IRON. CHAN HERMAlD.
u ,Sc-by Girls si,iers) who desire TO GO The
- family twen ih,in c9o: nnieisiahms neI Dit,
iso i,nl chambr rIlnaG Is neat aud udy ana
Oi " ir oblrcor to the country best reference
I'M NJ liS KrLlY'S l3S Vest llihst. corner 0th-ave
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

REPUBLICAN MEETiN0.-The Republic
cans Of Dubois county met Al Jasper last
saturday. and appointed delegates Il
the Congressional and State Conventions
and re-ol ganized their County Commit
tee. Messrs. Welman, Clarke, Shredder
and Cooper were chosen as delegates 10
the Conventions, which makes a boom
for Blaine. though they are uninstructcd
The attendance embraced the leading
workers Of the party in the county. We
have not been favored with a list OF their
county committeeman, though we I'M
dcrstand Dir. Wclman Is Chairman.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

- 80 - 2FA
Can't we start the mite UP again?
Sickness i very prevalent in this
vicinity. Scarlet fever continues 10 rage
Though il has departed from out Of this
immediate neighborhood.
The n~eighborhOod South west or us Is
over spread with a shadow. Three
deaths have taken place In a mile of each
other inside Of a week. Three more OF
our fellow mortals are now slumberinr
In the cold and silent tomb.
Died, on The 9Th Of this month, Lizzie.
daughter Of Mr. Frederick Hoffman.
aged about 9 years. The disease was
scarlet fever.
On the 10Th OF this month, Of iniama-
ton Of the head, an infant son Of Mr.
James and Savina L. Faris. aged nearly
one month.
Early sunday morning on tho 18th OF
this month, Mr.. Philip Bauer, Of pneu-
monia. aged about 22 years.
Rev y. Is. Madden closed n successful
protraciei meeting AZ Lemons church
Monday night. There were four con-
versions and five accessions 10 the G. L.
Church.
Mr.. Adam Schnarr. Jr, lcft here on
line 9Th inst. for Illinois. MAY he have
success and soon get rich.
There j. a good opening here for a
-hoemaker. Who will improve the
chance! A good mill would also pay.
C~<oRaNr1
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

BECK. BAUER A Co.-The advertise.
ment Of this new business firm will be
found in to-day's CoURrER. II will be
seen that they want a large quantity OF
timber, at fair prices, thus furnishing a
market for much Of the oak, which far
mers can now work mp proftably. This
Factory will be a great addition to the
business interests Of Dubois county, a.
IL will furnish a cash market for much
that the farmer in clearing his land
burns up. "a well as give employment 70
several hands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

DrrD. On Friday last Mr.. Nicholas
Schrcckcr. agei ~ wears. Mr.. :. was \
farmer. who came from Germany. mud
settled III Dubois county Al years ago.
and lived = TIE of rrobiiy and industry.
being respected by all.
On "Wednesday morning, Mr.. George
Sum. aged about 70 years. Mr.. =. was
. cigar maker in Jasper. and lived 4
quiet life. he leaves a widow, and sew
eral grown children, three Of whom re-
side i'm Washington.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

DfEn- -Ar. Anthony Eckert, q farmer
living iast North o. jasper. died on
Tuesday iaFt, ~ pneumonia lie wa.
generally known over the county. as he
hai -ertei several years a. depnts
sheriff ani had been one Of the Con-
stables u cambridge township for many
YEARS sEe leaves a widow and several
children.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20
AUCTIONEER!
GOING!
GOING
and SOLDs
Is. u.
Notice Of Application for Liquor
License.

NOTfCE II hereby given 10 the citizens Of schnsli-
willie and Jefferson township. Dubois county. Indi-
ana, that the undersigned will apply 70 the board IL
County Commissioners Of Dubois county, AZ their March
term. 1850. under the provisions Of an Act, entitled AN
Act 10 regulate and license the sale Of spirituous. yinous.
malt and other Intoxicating liquors. 10 limit the license
fee 70 be charged by cities and towns. and 70 repeal all
former laws regulating the sale Of intoxicating liquors.
and all laws and parts o. laws coming IN comic, with
the provisions ~ this act. prescribing penalties for the
violation thereof. and declaring an emergency. = passed
sell spiriiuous, vinous and malt liquors. In quantities
less than a qnr.f. "a be drank On the premises. for :
term ~ ono year. The precise location where ne de-
sirer 70 sell " IN 4 house situated and hcing upon lots
Nos. ono snd two. IN the town ~ Schnelsille. Jsfsfsnn
township. Dubois county. Indiana.
februlnry dth, iaso--sw JOSEPH BucH .RT. u.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

OLA child OF Mr.. John Bauer, OF
Boone township. swallowed an old fash
ionel copper cent. Tuesday last. which
lodged ID is throat. DIR. Daniels OF
.rweli. was sent for and was trying 10
relieve il Wednesday.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-02-20

Is Tow x.-presiirnt Martin. OF the
Rockrnri railroad. and 4 number 81 the
directors aud officers Of the T.. n II. II,
II. IL, viii several citizens from along
the rrsd cxr4e up on SUNDAY lat. 10 zee
wlAf Kind " m elephant the Evansville
road had bought. They thought II prob
able the road would remain ~ A present
for some tinic--as there was not much
prospect fer a connection anywhere.