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Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
A Woman nc q Cow.


1t is now over 100 years since an
American philosopher propounded the
query: "Why is a woman afraid of a
cow2" and yet no one has ever sue.
ceeded in giving q satisfactory answer.
There is once in a while a woman who
doesn't seem to have the slightest fear,
even when passing q COW with one
horn all twisted out of shape; but fol-
low that woman home, and you will
find that she kicks the dog, cuffs the
children, jaws her husband, aud
knows how to sharpen a butcher knife
and use an Ok. The real woman has a
mortal terror of COWS, and the real
ccw seems to have an antipathy for
her. Friday forenoon a lady was
walking down Cass avenue, when she
suddenly came upon q COW. The AMI.
NAL was feeding on the other side of
the street, and the boy sent out to
watch her sat under a shade tree and
played a mouth organ.
The lady halted.
The COW looked np..
"Lost anything, ma'aml" asked the
boy, as he moved the music frem his
mouth.
Tim afraid of that cow!" she
replied. what fur7 Cows don't
bite nor kick, same as a horse. All
they can do Is to run their horns
through you and pin you to the
ground"
ooh. my-she's coming!"
"No, she hain't. She's just making
believe that she wants to get at ys
and hook ye over the fence"
"Oh! but I dare not pass"
"Yes, you dare. Cows know when
a-woman 10 afraid just ~ quick q.
anybody. The mint you give COWS
to understand that you are able to
catch EN- by tho heels and mop the
ground with EN- they 90 to hunting
fur clover"
dear me, but I guess I'll 60 bsck!"
81 wouldn't. If yell only spit on
yer hands and shake yer fist at her
she'll wilt right down. Cows know
who's boss just a. we'll 90 men do. Now,
then, I'll hold yer parasol while you
spit on your hands,"
80! l can't-I'm going right
home!"
"Well, my little brother he swears
at EN- instead of splitting on his hands.
See it you can do that"
"No-no-no! I'm going now
'IfI was . woman and I couldn't
swear or spit on my hands. I should
carry asword-cane to stab cows WITH"
observe the boy q he looked ACROSS
the way.
my soul ! but there's another GOV
up thers!' exclaimed the lady - she
looked up the street.
"Yes, lots of Cows around these
days, but ! never heard of two COWS
attacking Q woman At once. I guess
one generally hooks EN- all to Eieces
first, and then the other Comes ND
and pawn the ms.sled rsnsns.: II
yon-"
The lady uttered sfnt.Japs sesseu
and made . jump for the aAarsst cate.
It opensd hard sDdsaktse one pull
she went ovsE The tsuas and up the
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
An Honest Medicine Free of Or


Of all medicines advertised to curt
any affection of the Throat, Chest OF
Lungs, we know of none we can rec
ommend Of highly as DIR. KINGS NEW
DISCOVERY for Consumption. Coughs,
Coldr, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fe.
ver, Hoarseness, Tickling in the
Throat, loss of voice, etc. This med.
fcine does positively cure, and thai
where everything else has failed. NJ
medicine can show one-half 30 many
positive and permanent cures as have
already been effected by this truly
wonderful remedy. For Asthma and
Bronchitis it is q perfect specific, our
ing the very worst cases in the short.
est time possible. We say by al
means give it a trial. Trial bottles
free. Regular size 81. 90. For sale by
s(1)1y j. K. ISL, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

fro mt steps Of strange house, there to
remain until her hu.bsnd could be
summoned by telephone to come AMI
act ss . body-guard.
It'd just like to be q woman
unused the boy, a. he SIT down to
punish his mouth-organ oncs moro.
s'I'd carly a bow;e-knifs down the
baok of my neck and the 6rst COW
that tried to hook me would feel that
ere knife playing mumblety-pee
around her vicious heart-strings."
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
HOW CAN / EXPRESS MY
THANKS2

Mrs. Meeks, of YoIkville, New York, writes
H. aao,os me srea. Pleasuts 10 WIG Z Ines iep
Anakesis, the great External Pile Remedy.
have suffered the last II years everything bu'
death; in that time l have spent hundreds o
dollars. l have tried every thing I ever hsarc
Of. / have had four different doctors hut found
very little relief. l at last heard OF Anakssts
L tried them and In one hom's time Eound re
lief and have n t been troubled with ther
since. How can l express my thank 10 you
No tongue can praise them to- highly, and
would say to all those who are afflicted will
Piles, Hemorrhoids or assures, internal or ex.
t~ernal, give Anakesis a trial and you will nc
longer be a sufferer.
MRS. MEBKs
Samples of "Anakesis" are sent free % al
SUITE ers On application to P. Neustaedter & Co
Box 4946, New York. Sold by II Druggists.
Pricesel,O o.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

"Many cases of fever and ague, dumb
ague, and congestive chills were promptly
arrested and entirely b~anished, by the use
of your Simmons Liver Regulator. You
don't say half enough in regard to the eff.
oaey of your valuable medicine, in cases Of
ague, intermittent %fevers, etc. Everyca se
has been arrested immediately. Believe
me, when 1 say, 1 was a sufferer for years
with the Liver disease, and only found re.
lief by using your medicine. When your
medicine is taken it seems to send a thrill
through the nervous system.
ROBERT J. WEEKS,
Batavia, Kane Co., ILL.,"
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
MONEY rs TIGHT,

And when was it ever otherwise? The
oldest man cannot remember. Peo-
pie are grumblers-all grumble-min-
listers and laymen contain. Well,
then; ''time are dull, and money is
tight" but haven't you got enough to
buy a bottle of SOZODONT, to keep
your teeth clean, and mouth sweet,
and help you enjoy life2
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
BuckIep,s Arpica Saliva

The BEST SALvE In the world Tor
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapp-
ed Hands, Chlblains, Corns, and all
kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve
II guaranteed to give perfect satiafac-
tod In every case or money re funded.
Price Is cents per box. For sale by
8d1y j. K. ISL, Omaha.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

Thousands have been cured Of dumb agus,
bilious disorders, jsundioe, dyspepsia and al
diseases Of the liver, blood and stomach, when
all other remedies have failed, by using Prof.
Gu lmette's French Kid Fey Pad, which is q quick
and permanent cure for those disorders. ASK
your druggist for the great remedy, and take
no other, and IL he Goes not keep 1t send 81. 81
In q letter to the French Pad &c and receive
one by mai! post.paid.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
Only Direct Line to France.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC c0MpAN

DETwEEN New York and Harve, Pier ~, Mr.
ID foot Of Morton st., pier OF company.
Travellers by this line Al old both transit by En-
ish railway and the discomfort Of crossing the
hanue lin q small boat
ANADA, FRASGEuL, Wednesday January Il
fnoon.
AMERIQUE, B. JoUcIo, Wednesday February
IL q. m.
FRANCE, TRUDsLLE, Wednesday, February
IL a. m.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Qncluding wine):
TO HAvRE-First Cabin, 500 and$s0; Second
CABIN, s55; Steerage, s26, including wine, bedding
and utinsils.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, 5 Broadway N. Y.
FRANK E. Mo0RES, No. 214, West Side 14th
Street, Bet. Farnham and Douglas, Next Door
o u. s. Express Office (Sign OF Pain cd
tesmship.l OMAHA, NEB. m2-6m
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
For Diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs, such as Coughs, ca Ids,
Whooping Cough, Bron-
ohitis, Asthma and
Consumption.

The few compost
tions, which wor
the confidence o.
mankind and become
household W ords,
among not only ons
but many nations
must have extraor,
binary virtues. Per.
:haps no one ever g..
! cured 50 wide q reru.
tation. or maintained
it 20 long as AYER'.
CHERRY PBcIoRAL. n
has hAA- -
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

Arrival andD Departure OlTraina
UNION PACIFIC.
Daily Express. .l2:lb p. N. $50 p. m
do MiIed..... 6:10 P. m. AZ p m.
do do 49,. Sis a. m. la9oa.m.
TIN CARD OF THE BURLINGTON ROUTE
E1press......s:4o pm. E,prs......io@Am m
Mal..........6:0o am. Mall .........1c9 COP: m.
Sundays Excepted. Sundays Excepted.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND 3 PACIFIC.
Msil,,,,......8. 900 an. 1000 p. m,
-.S:4op.m. loOoA. N.
CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN.
Mail .........6:o 90 m. I:2o p. m.
Express ..... 8:4op p. N. le0e .. m.
Sundays excepted.
KANSAS CITY, ST. JOE q COUNCIL BLUFFS.
LEAVE. ARxIvl.
M.l.-Msm.m m. k.prs.--. easA n.
Express - coop. m NiL--..- 7:Aeips m.
The only line running Pullman Sleeping Cars
out Of Omaha to Union Depot
OMAHA q NORTE WESTERN NDSI0Ux CITY
B PACIFIC RAlLR0AD6.
E.press 500 . m. 3:35 p. m.
Daily Except sund.ys.
B. AN. B. B. In FsBRAsKA
Omaha Qvl.... 900 an kearney Jnolvo:ov %
Pisttamouthfsrlo:2b am Observation-Disclosures
:6b pm Red Cloud Qv). 6:S6 am
Red Cloud (Arr)7:6s pm PlastsmootnAfH;5opm
Rloomingtonlsr)9:fbp m Omans tsfr)....A:oopm
REPUBLICAN VALLEY RAILWAY.
H.utnvr nyl sos Am. , Bloomington (aRD1:S0p.m
RIoomfneton 1855 D m Hastings (ar) 6:6b p m
0rIsans nv lT:So q. "a. Indianola (ar) loo p. m
orleans iar) 100 p. m. Indianols Nv $50 p. m
SIOUX 9TH 4 81. PAUL
MAl~.-.....e:loa m. h1prsa....loooa-m
Express. ....s:4op p. NJ Aal........ 1:sV Pm
BRIDGE DIVISION o. p. R. r.
pUHNY fKAn1.
Leave Omaha, daily: 80 o. m, % m, 10 ..
IL q. M, / p. m, Up. NJ, J. p. M, b p. m.' D
Leave Council uas:-s:26G m. e:26 Q. m,
1928 a, m, I:2b q m, las p. m, s'2b . M,
as o. A., SIS .. m, 6:26 p. N
-Four trips on Sunday, leaving Omaha At Q and
a. m, q and s p. m; Council Bluns st VIZ,
Q, m, and 2:ab and 6:2e p. N.
PAssUalx fRAHk
Leave Omaha 20 O. m.,5 o m, 65o .. m,
D. m, $50 p. m, 7:26 p. m.
Leave Council Bluffs :-7:16 q m, e:lo o n,
a. m, 6:25 p. n, 100 p. m, 1850 p. m.s
p. m Daily except Sunday.
OMAHA B REPUBLICAN VALLEY B. E.
LEAVE. AAaTvA.
Ma. .10A6 q m. I:sS /. q.
Daily except Sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

the public about forty years, by q long continued
series, a. marvellous cures, that have won fer
IT ecouddence in Its virtues, never equalled by
any other medicine. 1t still makes the most Ell
sctual cures for Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
that can be made by medical skill. Indeed, the
CnSRRI PICTORIAL has reilly robbed these dan
N diving feeling Of immunity from their fat
he8ects, that ID well founded il the rsmsdy be
tattn eensonL Every family should have it
IN ther coaeti Tor the ready and prompt relief Of
tsEenben Sickness, suffering and even life
AVID by this timely protection. The prudent
should not neglect il, ard The wise win not.
Keep Il BY you fbf The protection It affords BY
- dmsly uDs In sudden attacks
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07

Money may be tight, but it is moth
ing to SPALDINa's GLUE. That's the
highest thing out.
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
PREPARED BY

HIse w. GVHI69J1NSS
Hfoooca1 s1d An4lyacal Chemists
0ns1SSAIL pHuoogsfs AND psALras
IN MEDICINE
Omaha daily bee., 1880-07-07
THE NAILS.

THE NAILS.
CLOSING.
O. n. ". B. r., DO .. m, Sp.n
O n. b O., go q. m, 8 p. m
G. 3. /. & p. r. r, 43o .. m, 3 y. a
@. 4 st. Joe $50 . m, 3 II. N
8. City & p. S:so .. N.
U. p. r. 2, I9e q. M.
B. b II. 3. B S:f6 o. n.
o an, w., 73o q. m
0RHHl0.
o AN. W.. B. r., II q m. II p.
B B. O., IL = No. ESQ p m.
G e. l. &P., II O. m, LIP. m
c. B. q St. Joe, II q m, II p. n
8. City b p, Ii M
q p p. m
B. b u. In Neh., Up
Local mails for States Iowa leave Ut o -
y,viI 4:So q. m
Office open from II TO p. N Sundays.
THOMAS 7. HALL. Postmaster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
Adjourned anti
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsIIINGToy, April Ia general court
mar; ial been appointed 10 meet NJ tho Cavalry De-
parineat Jefferson Barracks, Missouri. on April L.
1880 or ~ soon thereafter praeeabc for the trial
o. such prisoners he brought before it, The de-
ta OF the cuurt is ns follows LeutenautColonel j. f.
Wade. 10Th Cavalry; Firs,-Lcutenant W f. OBren' "a
Cavalry; Frst-Ileutenaut G. o. Gordon, Gih Cavalry;
First-I.euenant c. n. Rockwell 9Th Cavalry FIRST
Lieutenant Charles Morton 81 valry aud First-ldeu-
tenant j. r. Morrison. o. the l0ih Cavalry, who VIII act
"a Judgc. Advocate OF the Court
Fir.i-IrutruAnt j. ". Mansfield. 18th Infantry IL re-
loved from duty IN the Department OF the Snuth0 take
rtTccl Ap~il 20 1aoO. aud VIII oin his company.
Srcor -Iirutr.Int \ &. Piumner, loth iu1lntTy -
relieved from ,infy ~ the Columbus tracks one" ana
win proceed to JOIN company. Lave 81 absence
Inf ,nIry Cmn.1n George q. Mulina. DIN infantry
wll y. 4 tho alsis thU Department of l"AlS IA coz
ucrtiou ttth duties ~ assistant 10 the "ihc"r IN
,nr,, Of education The Army. IN rho following "rc
Fort ,lnwn Fp. isiuggoid. p RI Mcintosh. flrt uH-
an Fort q no San Antonio, Font Mrkhv"i, Fort n
che, o.. stnrkiDp Fort DAVIS aud Fort Or Non ON Tie
CON, -tiou of th duty ne will return 10 ms station.
Ad, r.- hnSr Just reached the War pcparlH'it M.
F'rs,I i,u.,unut Caarire Edwards (rc. nod died
fnlv 30 1870. M Tayoi's Falls. hnn.
Ii. fouwi lug are the changes repoTtrd to the Adi-
riut-lirnriaas Office during The wr"k eint hrch -
company ID. 12th InfhnirviO Camp j. Anrk'', Nlz'h'
Territory ConIpan, H. ZEN lniantrg: 10 camp ih"as
ArZ,nR TcIr.tnry: Cum Il, iGh lr"ntrv 20 Fort
Reno I.liu Territory Company l.. lG.h lutahtfJ, 10
Fort Sill Indian Territory Company 2jd Infantry 10
Fort Keno. Indian Territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY APRIL 2, 1890

el~9T3er sitting cau4o down tuesday Apnl smith
1scoNnIsnoe Clark AIT the Mutual Company.
Ordered on dag calendar for April ~ slawsoa not wat
MED whs prejudice 70 future application fer zane Or -
9n 1ns n Msrchand act Pratt Dunstattler AIT
DInaiAftler Manning agt, observation-disclosures granIeo.
Common PMs-SDecidl Term-Bv Judge van hoe
sen matter OF the Application. etc. OF SrSth etc.
order denying motion signed. - ,,, no..
ses etsion Dnckworth agf Roach THE order appealed
from was final AMI nterocutory orders motion DC
nle I IN So p bS1A oSn agt KrThe|Appcaon
granted. KaumaDn agt konl- gIanlen on u5 Hs
ScSaTsrHmoion granted In re Tempie~ Motion granted
assignee discharged ana sureties released tsS ne
mau.-Arpicauon granted In ~ Bailey In 10
Murine Court-GeneraI Tem-BV judges McAdam,
without costs ier opinion o. Hawes j. MeAdan S u
and files opinion for afrmanee Fireman isi S,s
appealed from with $40 costs ana dsDurse
mens he appeal and the demurrer will be sustained op
ion by Goepp J. Doyle agt John Judgment affirmed with
Rv CH@iJnstce Shea ana judges sheridan and Hnwes
Nichols Rose ct aOrtor affirmed win SlU oosss 10
spondent Surevant 81 al agt sre-Judgmeht anirheu Oy
default " IN costs 10 RESPONDENTS. ,,uu.
BY Judges McAlam and Hawes.-Clncn aGt Hoister:-
Judgment affirmed as per cudiam' opinion ned- bufnH nS
ChdmbeTg-Bv Judge hcAdam.-frcmont agt sehumaKet. ;
Rich I. Stegman Sherman agt BirdSah; Mcbo"n hE1
Neutrality-suspicious. gtanteh Bath aGt Appleby- ne,s
defendant appears on TIE tth NH 40 ~ a. ~ m Kh
Ter Hood agt Hood Beatty agt shan lIrnlne ag hYalu
sol Curry agt Barry me- AaneE Fo adS Two
cases-DaGuts opened keely ag strschan hi"i ~ az
Knowland- pelauIts DoGge asi Miler @ R 70
act Dennith Mutual Life Insurance COMPANY ag 'lnger
Bank SAVINGS aat Key Motkerna 49, IjSer lesshsr
Miller agt poylo oversu az; Grown Mo "a ds ,ad,en
Phem Habeden Iimmerman asi Ihtes; -dilei a1t
Kuk Jones Mlser; riicr AIT Parma, rs
agt Pariser.-ThUmas C0uy appointed roeei'cr'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
CIVIL SOrES.

Judge Sedgwick yesterday dismissed the
complaint In the suit OF Edward DOYLE against Michael
Caroy for $1,000, of which the plaintiff claims that the
defendant defraudcd him. The decision declares {:
From the statements Of the complaint and from tho
plaintiffs testimony, it IA apparent that he voluntarily
nOrtgged his property for the purpose OF deraud NJ his
creditors. The plaintiff cannot ask any relief, whether
on the ground defendants tort contract which rests
uDOn his own wrongful or fraudulent act "
John II. Screvin petilioned the Supreme
Court to assessment for regulating. grading,
curbing gutterug and tagging the sidcTalks of Man-
hattaIst confirmed May H. 1876. The principal point
raised by tue petitioner That l1rge part the
work WIS done tho direction Of the Treasurer OF
the PARK y - rlInrIt his authority alOn" This
was the s.,nr pOllf raised III tac DecTng and Newton
casca here Judge LsNrcnce vacated The tssIcnt
and the General Term susta ed lm. lie has vacated
the assessment IN tie present ca" also.
The defendant. Andrew j. Dam, of the
AstOr House, against whom judgments Of foreclosure
and sale On uptown property obtained, made
motion refurndblc yesterday for order setting aside
the sale made by the Icfci cc r. Anderson Tor ccd
irregularities In refsing 10 state tie sale That the
uroperty had cost Mr. Dam certain eum, ana other
mat.crs OF Indictment purchasers and the alleged
ground the referee had divided wh tho nuctonccr
his fees The motion resisted by liCt sanford,
counsel for the paiut,s. with iull a1davi's deuyGc the
allegations OF Mr. Dam, ana was denied by Jad2r Law
renee, with objections taken 10 ne mOtiOn
papcrs OF the Defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE,

Tn the House to-day q bill to complete the
Pacific Railway 81 stem was reported
Mr.. SINGLETON tDem., 3isS.J reported reso uion
for printing 5000 copies OF the report Of the ecct com
mi,,ec OIL the Depression OF Labor On he subject Of
Chpnese Inlm Grafton.
Mr. IAZLETON tItep, Wiz objected to The resolution
Congress lad better app opaIe tic mon 10 some char
Mr. REED (fi,p.. Mel moved lay TIE resolution on
the ta.e De:eatpd-Yea', 40 nIy'. lf9.
1hc resolution hen agreed 20
TIE IOus proceeded To le consideration OF III sen
ate b 10 m nd he Census act md the mnendmtht' OF
Til amendments sr Ike t Of the senate the FOL
lowing sect Ons:
So ton , VII eli prov .dcs for inquiries 30 thu nat
utalzaton foreign Orn pers, n and rs to the OWNER
ship II the pablo delft
Section IT, relates 70 tn din iCs Of npmcra 0rs
Sect = whh relates to ng the Two SET OF Ittu n
received from q NUN. IA OfS.
SC; ion y. VIII ch aPrFOpr ates - OO0 10 pay
atO~s Tor extra -ttv'CS required - ms ~.
Tho tinmec al cOallHsn1 that tn -uurr1nt Il
d. Mt tn, Cen shall ect and pbsn thc btatrtlcs
Of the c III. ctc., o. y "a ka
The ilncnCmcHtS were ADOPTED and HE bill p"s-cl.
The EOu>. the Wedt I,o T. mint e. o! Ill NIOlc-On
the Star S-.vico Deficiency bill.
Mr. UP5ON u, III. Tiki c iicudcd hi; s"ei oh IL favor
OF ain aniaC tlc pr NJ thc!c cY Of the star StNc"
Mr. STONE (Rep. Mchj Gicinbtr OF thr Comm TIE
Instruct q by at mpittrc 10 move conCnIence In
the seBatc ameuGn,rnis -
After debate COMMITTEE rose, Mr.. BLACK
BURN dem, kyJ aat ng that he was ~illi!g that Il
should Id iaTcn Tomorrow.
The House then, AT l:40, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

and 20 ia purposes that ns IN rssard to The Uniqn
Pacific end Crt IA acilg EO41s, wtih yer IDe .h
aided from ths. .tart lie poi9.ed ON, ont , t6ns
the rcIp under Il Gie Hoo, Wig, 77S miles ron
FL ESQ 10 san biesO, = ,he Only portion 10 10
when he iand TJnt attaches The tn ys.S
fixed byongrss for the completion OF the 1Onu 10 onh
Diego viii expire IN May. 1882; but the cUDmny
claims that much IL sIIspen led operations oby
by ~ rho pane Of 1873. aud the general coEse
QucnroS OF that pHIic, and aS IL VIII nave hVesteu
400 900 900 Cf priv ito capital In the enterprise
before II rr'cn"s the land grant AT IL Paso
tic los ic, ~ may be confidently invoked -
an lO u sch IN TX OF time a. VIII ena'bo Ehc
ompauv to cCm' letc iA 40 K with rroocr economy.
~ oI,rnt'oe a jOnrsed Until next Monday when MI
ITcnnn! IN aud Other MI men Will I've heard In Oppo-
ii IN fDiS bll'.
Tie judiciary Committee failed to conclude to-day the
Investigation Of the Nclen Representatives Acken
aud King were both before the committee, ana an mes
fccEal attoup made tn reconcile some eoni ting
testimony. Another meet ng viii he held TOMORROW.
The tiOusc Committee on the REVISION or inc LAWS
alced to ay tn rcNor the 10 lowing hi 10 the House
and ask siSpcns Of The rrs u PIT upon lis pass
age That hereat"r no ,ud !ment Inferred ny me
Un;tel Saos Circuit and Distr ct Courts III the
sevrul Sta and Territories Oi the United Staes shal
upon the real estate Uf the judgment debtor
Until cODy Of SAID Judgment. duly auih inticaed by
clerk under the seal ~ his rcc shall he filed Tor
record with Recorder ~ d ed, in The county where
said real estate Ia sunicd that the cs Of snch copy
OF Judgment and the expcnsts attending The recording
,hereos shah be taxed ana collected IS the other costs
I'm said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02

An order OF arrest wa, issued III the supreme
Couri against Ju us Lourc. eiAla merchant Of his
city, in action brought against hm by Horny Clark.
OF LonGOn The defendant solo u Mr.. Clark 5l,9s3
bushels OF com July 49, 1879. through I. Mueller 70
co. agents OF tho defendant. III London. The com was
to be delivered August 1879, for si.HiS l0s. 81.
When thc time arrived FOR delivery. corn had ADVANCED
IN picc sufficient make this cargo worth eG0O
T. Nociler & 60. indebted 10 Mr. IOnrie and he II
IL alleged, drew sight iiafi cn the London bankcrs not
only for the agreed to De- paid for the conn., but
for GOO owed Inn by his agents; then he sent 10 Mr..
Clark Al drau hs agents for the goo. In order TO
obtain tbe cOlu with It's advauc value the pamiIif
maid the whole amount. Whcn III, 5000 drRt was pre-
senteh 10 the agents payment was reused the hrm
bern Insnvcnt TINS action WIS then brought Hsninst
Mr. Lour1e for the goo. Judge Danlee ~ Chambers.
Wednesday. Vacated she order ~ arrest holding that IL
was not under the provisions VI the Couc proper occa-
sion such There was no cODcc ancut and no
irad II was. II the allegations were true simply re-
fusa by the defendant 10 carry out his contract iOr
which plant might have right 81 action, but
der which he could not cause the defendants arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-02
nFClslnNS-Arn1L 1

Supreme Court Ch0mbcrs-By Judge Lawrence
the matteFo OF Johnson Motion glrcd IN ne matter OF
Hutnhrmcr; ia
Bernhuer Ia the matter ~ Allen In The nliter Of Alton
In the matter Alien In the Iunlcg IN the
Ter OF oheimeT IA the matter 81 Mar a In he matter
of ktagncy IN the matter al tbs
Mercantile In Tie IA ttrr Ut strr IN tho
matter Of M0er IN the mattel or au son ~ hr Of
matter Ot Gray IN she mat rr - Wallace
In the matter STRIKER In I'M matter Of Scc In the
fer of Wagsta-tirantcd IN The mater ui FeltNe TIE
motion ~ the aaeasDcit = aned ro nrhothnnnI
Armstrong aG CUMMINGS -d0ilon To make con pa move
definite and certain Wifh fu Zimmerman ngt
Zlmneman motion 10 confirm TIE report ~ the ref
eree IN soil men ling Nc Jnscs DOnnt, bik ihls
motion .1ud also hrani by him Hoppe AIT fle Gu
20 examination o. the 'leehdabt hefpp
trial SAT he vscarei lIeae II II
~; Green agi Allen. 10 iIun, AMI Capln agL Thomson
SHperior Coart-Special Terp--By. Judge SedGwick.
.DoyIe aRI CuTlcy Tho complaint dsHissed with ,Dsis
Suivan etc, aGt. Acknowledgements FOR defendant; see
opinion. $500 81, -. a., ,,,,..,. 4,
Iffe Insurance OF dscontruanct. Wn
etc agt bteeteE Order Vacans cider VI discOnD Ence