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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
HJGH WATERS IN THE WEST.

RocKFoRD, H., April 19.-The flood in Rock
River here ia something unprecedented II has already
thrown / 800 out OF employment The mnnniactur-
era by water power will lose thousands OF dollars, as
they were running to full capacity aud this il
their busiest season The lowlands on either
side OF the river. north and south OF the
city are several feet under water and the
occupants of houses Obliged to leave them IN boats
In the city KnOwltOn's machine and wood shops are
submergcl three feet. The Central Furniture Com
panys basement Ia filed up and their large piles OF
lumber are In danger OF floating of. John T. NANNY =
shops are surrounded. n. IL. Ibompson's shops are
seven feet deep In water. The barn OF Grahhins dis
tcry is flooded aud tho cattle have been driven OIL
Chicks aud Rosids Touring mills are also hooded ana
the buildings is IN danger Many Other nrIns and
private individuals have sustained irrcparable losses
There is hope today that the water may fail.
CHICAGO, April ia special TO The Daily Sers from
Omaha, Neb., says: 1.-THE Missouri River IL
again booming at this point II Is now
eighteen feet above low water mark, and is ris-
ing rapidly The fires IN the smelling works have again
been extingised by the rising water" other reports
chow that all the tributaries OF the Missouri River are
rushing torrents but the hope entertained that the
snow fer melted that grave disaster which would
otherwise follow may be ayerted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
coyT1GI0y And THE WATER SUPPLY

The Sanitary Superintendent reported To the
Board of Health yesterday that there were at pre-
emf l21 smallpox patients in the Rvcr,i1c llo>pi-
tai an increase for the week of thirtyonc, and 1913
pcrsons suffering from typhus fever an increase Of
for.y-scvcn. The Commissioners Of Charities and
Correction Informed the Board that they should here
after refuse 10 receive conyalc-ccnts from typhus
fever into the Charity Hospital and shonld furnish
no more collins for the burial Of the dead. The Su
rcrintcndcnt urged the necessity Of physicians and
hospital authorities asccrtaining and reporting rs
far as possible the history and aHtcccicnts of pa
ticpts suffering from either of these diseases when
they sent them tu the Riverside Hospital, IN order
that measures might be taken promptly Ia check
and stamp ont the contaci"u
special report was submitted 10y lr. Day upon
The Injurious effect of the scarcely of wafer uou the
public health. This scarcity hogan IN the fall and
has continued to the present time. It's evil effects
have been felt less in tenrIuent-housfs than IN
boariing- hons es fats, hotels and private hor~e, not
provided nth special apparatus for raising the
WATER above the third or even the second iioOr
These have been pervaded 10y foul oGurs. The 0pin-
ION is expressed that the suIicicntly flushed traps
and clos Is have been rcspOn IDLE for much OF the
sickness of he past scaspn Ihercport concludes as
follows:
lam informed by the Chief En- incer Of the Croton
Aonsdu, thni has been running to It's full capacity
dnrin the winter and II evident that the carr ing
capn.ity will become lea and less adequate a. The
grouf Of the city Increases the demand for water The
sanitary welfare OF the city requires far mOrr abund
ami wnier supply. would respectfully commend the
Introduction OF tanks and pump Into houses whcr IN
the Judgment OF the Inspectors sanitary considerations
f.,..a 4 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
DECI>ION>-April1o ~.

S,,,,r,,,e (o,-f-C hamb,rs- .Iulrr Birr.tt 49,
p,t,L r no., Atwood Motion d,Iei without co-'- h'iry
~ Ts,tr V,lnd.uri WIN .Iuco.t- G." lDil, thr It,
Inru,.lrr AT h,nl-irr-Nor. gtalted. ~'hI'!r a-t
i,. Motion cinrI.I and referee .lffni' N'il'e-} f-
"a, f.,st confirmed. Ib XXI Brow iHr Motion
t.., t,i, leo .ir
i..rt com rtr,,i Iiarf ar Mercer 10 di-ui- -
IN sto ,,.s Banks az. tfRl- judgment cancelled
~,c,cl az Cohen Motion granted and r'frHcr "ni''i
In..i, All VaikAur-t Motion srlnt'si and u.i'nn'r Hp
tn.,r.frr NttI~ Application GIsuis,ru.
- ,lfc,l,.u Iut AT. wing .tou reference ori'
49,. N,Vo. COMPLAINT daui...rd with
49,, tn - 'tt. .,v a,r L'r,'ill f.f Ltt'Iu N'fl"u etc.
AiiN s Gtt.. art tc Dc I,rt -osH4s ETC.
NC, me- ii.i,,d l,iil lst Motion erintcd
.ft.n.t. f., aildt a., watson watson
VAIN - ,o'' o. d,su Tor tf,I church Ifrt ZION
80 -, -lih N"ti.u granted aid reference ordered
i.rtatd vel sinf,u granted Mailer dr 't "hn"r
Ea, ,to Ny t-lut "t.'r~ d-t"h rii''i'" I" n'
s...,si. Whitaker HFl liiHnh ri'iii ~" I' 'Ii'"i'
Thurman at iIfroW l' manic r''' ,li'- 800 ''''
IAudLiI ll-lfI afl l''t. ~ '''. 10 '''' ,'
dum- Inusn "fl. '''fiN'n 1870 t't az
Ef gn- M0uu u nl'H VIZ ft"''''' ''''f' '' 10 '
Ii' i'' ''l'. Idol, I...r.
lliidi'' " .N.' ,.,..'.f..,,,,,.t .l, ..t
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M.fiar i'I'i 40 l' ~ >'', rti, ..i,., g.
l.'tIsItr "n'i''i Ndl INV j. ,,
u'itd. Iulhri"l hft i'f .'-.' '-' E i''l'
contained lui hAAld '. u 'h''"' 700 '',' ''+
lu-.f'hf" 'i PAM "~' '"'''- '''' ~ ''' mann
NJ !"i- li ii'l .,., ,.t r....,..., %
D.. JtHr' I"'"l'.' o.. ,,.,i.. .,..t.J ,
ordered goo Nr ",, ,.'a ,,...''.,, En-. p,,..t.
'' Mo '' i''''' t.''-., IA, o. ..r ,.,t,,l
n-i ~ 40 'i''i '+' ',, ..tt...t
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hi' 'i'iii' '' ...,r ,..f prrit.f.., 81
So "'. 'I''".'' ~ ''" '''''7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

A. m-Nos 49, 49, $751; 5oolli. 34o. 2is 400 6l7' 1885,
''PisT n TfuaT J-Court opens At IL a. Mo- lio9
Soc GOI II l. 80 432 5s$ 209 SOL 3H.s CO. 49, w.
PaKT III-Frcesman. Court opens a. II a m sos
G's SEQ $40 G5. COO b3j go 532-Cullen ngt Cu"h-z
a. h3i 3Os 3pI. ~. Cos ,, -, 49,.
CogMoN PtFAS-GTNrHAL TFRH-A Adjourned for Ne term
srrtIAL TfhH-C. T. Day c. J-Court opens nj IL H. H.
Toirrr Tras-yan Brnt J.-cour opens al II a. Mos
Tu,L Tyns-PaET II p. Daiy court opens at u a
m Nos lOip 200 2iq, 34l ll2@ HlH "U llbl 80, -
200 lG7 10 500 -nS. tnT 1871 G-2 TO 49, III, llf
pir Ivan Iloesen, I.-tourt opens at II q Mos.
Gel LOO i6I l4 1871 llS1 l~C l@J5 l-1I l-'o lob
1860 1902, 1868, l2Gi
MtHvf CorRT-TRfAL TFRf-PART INC dan, it @hrt
orens NJ lO3n q. m Held 10 Room 20 'ity iial.-N",'
5o53 Jol7 1888 ia3l, 4l72 1855 5oOl' 1Oo6 0ol2 'o'
boi3 hOG5 1914 4-li. 4g73 5Oll. ,,,, ~,
PAM I-Shea g. IL ourt opens ~ 10 a. m ea IN ltnot
10 Civ Hall Nos. i7S~. i19i btl9, t.N i.'l o-I-'
I7Il 4lO2 5.Oj 1907. 4Gjl. $685. 2Sil. 35pl, AIS -
PARG IIf-~hcrilan. JCouu opens at 10 D. ~ li'n "
4s 5Gi5 tl2 2GJI 5U96, 5lO9 4eiS. 5f5f Aus 4o'O'
'GfSygU Sr,-Ioxs-PAgr I-Cowlng. 1.-The People art
Jacob King Ludwig BTcrcirrf faire lurirh-
r- Fraucsco Grnric. John c Th0- Condnn buiEiaIyi
pni.rt .a,r. Annie Brooks, John White, grand larceny,
shaa ourks prt larceny thas Arcuiarus. R.nhling
John STEIN ulbhtff fhWMu
larceny: Ne iury. Edward l"wd, burg
larry rarrk OConnor Richard Benz, larceny from thr per-
snr thAs Buyc Edward Bum, burglary; IN 0uCAini'
n-a1ult iid bittcry has T. Nfisni, gf1nh lAt'' H.,
nm ri Glider sleeve J-fhastine Grmes Thomas liar.
NOV Gorous assault aud bltets John ~ ANNIE RANK
S6rtou hazel l.0ughan, robfyi Jos Costello receiving
goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
THE COURTS.
ALEGATEE OF A. T. STEWART.


George G.. Higgins was for many years
boOkkcepcr for A. T. Stewart who in his VIII remembered
his employe with $4,000 legacy. Mr. Higgngs IA now
in poverty with q salary Of only S2 aweek He was Tor
several months I'm the MddlcOwn Insane Asylum ana
il separated from his wife Recently he began SUIT
against hs wife, his grandchildren and several Others
for an accounting OF moneys which he says he gave his
wife I'm trust but OF the benefit Of which they now de
priye him He married his wife. he says In 1883 when
she was widow with two daughters, and he was max
Ing a 200 year. He gradually worked upward untii
he received $1,000 year, and between 1861 and 1879
he received graiuiiirs from the firm Of A. T. stewart
Co amounting 10 $4,000 addition 10 the $4,000 leg
ocy In 1867 he separated from his wife, allowing her
81 200 year. Then he gave her all the money nc ma
with the understanding that II for their Wuunl bene-
IT.
In1e73 he gave her $1,000 TO purchase house IN
One.huudrrd and fortv-seycuth-st., and without his
knowledge she bought IL H. their Joint names. In I4'i
who Immediately convey d it back to her After she had
obtained oil hs money aud hc had bccomc 40 l'eDe iha
he was no longer able pay her tie Sl2OO annuity she
and ne remained there six months. ne -"uFht ~ orc
Jusfcc Barrett ia The supreme Court, thau r. thr h
pointmcnt of referee To- compute we "h"nhi ." ir"'
funds for which the defendants were A''"""'"D' l"
him.
Mrs HIGGINS denies having received any money except
The ~ zoo annuity and $500 year hich c ld .rrey
given to- her each wear four wears To- pay in h' -'
In one amt torf y--cN tnt~t she lh'h IL"
Lnvc alc,I hv the grcru,nt OF scparni'u al a ri'
was account alr m husband FOR no money h'li h
her Justice barrett held yesterday tll lrt rec '"l "
not be appointed rNscp 10y the 7I'el' ,'il d. 80 IL
determined whether ~, were any funds III thc ue-
feud - Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
TIE cnI-RT OLE AppEALS.
ALBANY, April BIN the Conrt OF Appe'

ALBANY, April lJ.-ln the toHIt III APP'"'H
to4lay-prcscnt. the Hon. Charles J. Folgcr C. j. and
a.sociate~-thr following business WIS transacted
80 4o5-l pcmarcsi trustee, act The NrTIe5-cy and
Ncv YORK hallway ,omiAly aiH " 81. i f, ~ ,I,.,.,
Roh,It Nccas i'f'rs i"r +, D, lr,ns ir-i 81,
iit,d f,r appellant argued by Wan Whitney Tor rc'i"n
''> ion-Geo-cc Bulard appellant oct oates sherwood
and ni,.. rcnt argued by II l. ScAes "I appellant
'"So itI ia ~ Itr Of John u tochmen to y'c." a.
Oh" t",,,, n granger appellant AT I,uIy H. craig
and n -. iI.l.alut, armri iy Cunning for appel
'y' II isaa Igur, yGp r., '@' si asi
~ ii ~ o.."~i 9e sion. w,rc hand down
Morse Art Nor rune--y ast Patio con- p'h'rqn's aFt
Malt. sutherland IT, i.r o3, anssl hr ,t1 % .
rt he supervisors II E>,rN Comfy od rman ag PAGE
Tie Mcil"I'a i1ie in,.-, ..i-ni 'S t y
C,nined act sullivan Rplso agt Observation-Disclosures
SITTER AIT Jrs,tt Juamcnt rcyers d. new trial rranied
matter ~ crrns To- vacaie. order ~ General
Term rryc-,a ana i4at ~ 1 Ia i. EFT H. va. rant
trial all thu issue. ,o.- 60 aliir thr cS Mt - AMI,
Judgment Of special Term affirmed, with co.t-
ACSr"1p p ~ ~ er iern VIVA and adu n "a.
tered upon report ~ rei"l.e nhrmrd Nth co'is ,
reversed and Judgment absolute rendered ON verdict with
ncfnhnrat Howard order % General Torn modified -
that the whole !ot shall be- -d ami ron t Mi' ,"r H,
ai Of the proceeds 80 costs To other parties 10 any
bow. art Eadcr Motion a,2ca Vim c ...,
No = Idrohs respondent. act Wllhn j hogan
and Francis "a Whitman afd "tnr fiie ant T.
the same ARGUED by Veidcr Tor appellant aud A4n
4 Fitch for respondent -
so a- Thomas u walter and another rHccut"r, respon'
deff~ at jonathan - Iuul' appellant -uNutttth
80 In Jane hilpE rNtfuiilN 'f'. ft Nn'',''-'
Mcneil Argued 10y samuel Hand TOR al"liht ahh J"h
Nc, runc fnt respondent.
No 4p iI,nr Ir,k. trustee, against d." v" J"r-'
ard Nr- YORK Nallv ~ Company -Atru.d hv tltfk-nn
Potter for Jefferson levy appellant aud Charles g Dem
. ff"-fHfnlisUf-
lie foliowing nations wrr" made .
sarah D. H.i-Ggrr. o'ut art u , chapman ~ "ul-
ltu- Motion e. put the cs-r ou t' i'i'tf'N a'n-
dar hr Court took the phlrfs
l,n-rt lf,lifd trf Robert lrilii Notion l" hn'l'i
rcnnttur. Calvin fr'-i tol MOTION Williams "pio''"
80 ID Il,ury ivan. art Amanda ii Motion 10 dlsn--
ne appeal. rartrr for motion Ne Aer>on "pl"~''
tho ourf trus no tifr-
j.r,ui,h r,n tri sylvia Stwh'u.- Notion g. An' ud
rruufur. TLs.nit Bacon f'r notion ur i"nit tA Tue
l1i"r~ .,-, d. ,. ..., .,....,. o.. ,,,,
tl. ift af.r jog uUi.fi '''"itr
! itil-,u opposed tlr tuuff t.ok ilt irI'f-
I.4 la...-.n 4 II.I -.u f'f 80 .ItI b lu'i N"i"h
traftn -I.rtH .nf motion. lifl. .iiN''l
nf.-~is,f f.nr granted nH f'fi.-
80 p7 John ntarf at Joshua Draper and another
N.f.un o. .f ...-. |fitt
Mt,f.u.rt i..tf luii lf .id ,''''- -'' Hft N'
Gil, -hrf~ ard Michigan -".th'u f'"'" ''NI 'if '"'
uIftsi - . ... .. 600 90, .,- ...t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC STOCK.

Joseph II. CLoltc finished yesterday MS arEu-
mont IN favor Of the motion {" continue the temporary
injunction granted in the suit brought oy H''9 imam"
oraust the Northern Pacific Railroad and Others t"c"m-
mel them to deliver up for cancellation the 10000 shares
OF stock issued rtain persons who claim th'In hS
owners Of proprietary" shares. Mr. Choato spoke Tor
about four hours and insisted again ana again In the
course 81 his argument that the original Northern fa'c
Earoad had ncveri in contemplation 81 law ceased 10
exist that the powers CONF FRED upon by the act OF
Congress were the only powers which could ever have
been LEGALLY exercised ny. In behalf 81. the c"i"ra
tiou and that therefore the i--uc 81 the Npop sNa'H
was Illegal and void. because ~ was HHpr With"Nl my
confederation ever received To he received ny tt cor
noration n, rcnircd nv the provisions Of the charter
IN r,s ri Ia the .ocacd proprietary shares MT 'hoa'e
sad that IL was m uuanswcrabic argument against lc
claims nut forward for their prcsct Nnhlty thIl me
prupricary when they became directors :" inr
nn,nnnv reimbursed themselves ont of IT. funds Tor TIE
noury which they had paid for "a" -haic- lH'c pI'
rrt1ry sharc- therefore II they were not utterly n'u
and worth csa belonged to the corporation and n"
:" the raons be- had in fact -cd them ~ ih" company
and received payment In full years ago Judge slTr ~
served his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
CALENDARS TllIS DAY.

srrnEwE CocWr-CnishEhs-li4 by Barrrtt J.-Conrt
mems al Calendar called At III a. Nos II, ~.
H. - A. 49, A. o. S. 90. 49, o. IS. u, -, 49, lu1 los.
rs I51 40 l13 $50 - - - 1896 49, lvS, 2n, 20i
~ 40. .23 ~, 23i. 80. -. "a.
sUFagng CoUgr-OENEitAL 1EaM-Adourned until Tues
day, the 10Th ast
SPECIAL TERM Van Worst. Court opens at 1880 ..
Law and factNO. 1O-w slk,r agt aiAef ~ day cal
tudar
CEcuTT-PAgr I.lawrence, Court opens at 1910 = M
ASH, 1920 2J5 -o2, 2HC5 Jl'l, 49, 2l, ~ !,
1892 &c., 1902. 81 J, 2sbt y JIl .il3 23, all3 5nil.
4b.6 2J2J. G3i 2jll, &O2, Ol SltS 23l "Oi5. llS2.
2i9G
If.-Don0hue JCourt opens at 10 a. m Nos 80,
$685. 2%3j 90, 'u', 3lo 800, a.le lni ~ - Lob,
1854, 5Ii0 Boil 31sa $780, .2-, .bt, .Df !,
2sl5 3a3; 3lOG 3igl 24l2 .ta:, 5o"2, %a tiU 3d-O,
aGsl $685., $685. $685. 3hsl, Ross Sr 3bb, 1921, So?i,
1850 3t8i 3t.a 3u.'i, $780, 1901, JtU1. 31ul.
PAET Ili.-iarumoro, J.-Coud oP"us a. l3n a. m SOS
2A3o. 51H 4lH 2oJAt &1-b, 21oI, a3, 1863
3S77 27l4 1857 pas 20G3, lGle $3.50, SiO5 2oi5 42oy
2Up4 2Oss 2Uh9 2bo1, S3l
srEcIaL 1KRh-Spar, J.-CouH opens at 10 a. n-No day
calendar
TRIAL IERA-PAET L-sedg9l q. J.-CouTt opens At IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
Dumping FILTH IN TIE BAY.

AT the meeting of the Pilot Commissioners ycster-
day the inspector submitted his report which stated
that on April II, al p. H., he saw five scows with
100 tons of refuse drawn by the tngs Of the Police
Department. dumped in El { Channel, IN SIX
fathons of water and the next day h. saw eight
scows w III 900 tons dumped in nearly thu same
pl nee He also stated that h. Lad seen 'ovs he
longing to the Dock Department dumping mud near
the Conev Island iron pier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
yrEprcT AGNN,r TIE COLLECTOR.

The suit brought IN tie United states
Circuit Court los r. & ". Welsh Co-urar Importers.
AGAINST Collie, for Merritt To- recover dutuH alleged ~
ba, l. paid Boz ,,,r.. ON several clr-"c- 81 -urnr.
the tra! Of which hr. 4ill mote tHn week, We
htourn To- nu s,l rfIIt TERMINATION yesterday hN JIdt
Wa lace hn n-truse' tir lntt Q" fnd Hh'i t" hr
,ltrttn Nor. than 100 - Oar citst nrr d' uf'u "u
fIc result uf ili- AID oN'f million n"if- "' lh' 'it'd
4 l- Understood q" Go tie mt hii"n o" Tie 'ot ti Ht
f. ems The ,..-r 10 90, Uut,d -tl'c- supreme Cplrt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
GRAND .u'RY INVESTIGATIONS.

The Grand Jury continued iiSinVcstigation Of the
Street Cleaning Department yesterday. Inc VIII
ncsses examined were Superintendent Nalhng. Mr.
Drexcl of Diexel, Morgan Il Co.. llrury Ncklnnl"
Of the Grand Central Hotel and Henry Clair Of the
Metropolitan Hotel. Subpdnas were l>'r'1 10
several business men requiring their presence to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
rnE nANGER on kEErING 4 MONKEY

The suit brought in behalf of Flora Bencckc,
r OF about five years Of against Francis Timer
and other. owners ~ museum Mt NJ" - b""'ry, 10
recover 5000 damages for injuries sustained 10y her
from the attack % "a monkey alleged To have escaped
from the museum came for trial yesterday before
Julre J. f. DAILY I'm the Court ~ Common Pleas The
complaint rcccs that wild and fcrooions animal
known AS monkey" March T. l--O. passed along "a
cotb- line which stretched from the museum Ia "a
bop.c nt No 10 Chr AID entering nt IN" window
of the house jumped without prev warming ana with
unscenly familiarity, upon tn shouhrih oi aN"nAh
named Mrs. Hrn-'lL ,
known and fearful visitor who. th'rculsn s'rii'Acd her
moi loo roughly With h- claws mud bounded alter Pic"
of meat which shc Wa preparing on the stove Ih' r.
doiilrd screams 81 MI iI,u-'t az l'u-fh Iif TIE
,uouk, fo ~ .ht. and De- seluftrtd u~iar-. "h'ff "a
largo crowd 81 bad collected The ""n' politely
,n. way for the uiouhtN. Who went lnt" th' f'"ii~ "
Mr- Bernstein where the rlr I "rl wh-. %" animal
imp,d mon the aifl. -eHsht1 her f'' ~ df' ahin
manner and frcc out 81 Der u"*" til" result ~
this dn, performances for The monkey VIA mat ih'
rb. IN i.,rafion urol-f q. and a- the fnnrt'y us
without political iunI'urr DEE "a- pl 60 death. The
answer nl the ,rIdntt- i- q GENERAL denial
The case WIil Ice continued q" hay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

c,ea, nv ou,n nouse We must have one-nan power.
n H. business matter and can done In no other way
DIR. Garrish, Dr. Lambert and Aaron stone, OF
Brooklyn. also spoke. The resolutions "cio 'hen
voted upon and adopted unanimously H.. ~,
On Tuosday next the oconaTgaTinc question VIII
lie discussed by the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

They were Alvorl Bowen Butler. Duquid. hick-
man, Holmes Hustled, Parker. skinner and steeie.
N,ssrs Low and Fish, who voted for thc senate
Hill also voted for the Assembly hill in order they
ssid, TO secure rtrcct-c leaning measure loI
New-York The vote by which the bill was l''~s."
In ifalic.l:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20

Conversation between two mason's assist
arts Anglioe bod carriers Patrick that's the Aows
from Oireand Nike I" Michael" Worrls and worms
The dirthy baguards giving us livery thing Gxes
for |" BOTH Bad TO the lOikes en. the thayng
opprissors r'-LBoston Transcript
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
Art Schools-City.

MRS. LOUISA T.. CULVER
W N4r rr,ci,, pri-.n irtv nt a1d Painting 'n Il nr
"a ,.f t,f- Iul aiid Dcc"tat"u. n h's .tu'l F" I
& f. ft Huntington. Vt William Hart,
Lu--I.---- NJ ------ q ---.-- NJ y J. -.-.--..-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-20
fc9al Notices.

COURT of COMMON PLEAS, City and
I county Of New y rk-wlliam OILY plaintiff ogt
D. ',ooch and Others Whose names are unSnow 'lr
mons Nth notice 10 The above named d-cndanis You g
hereby summoned t. answer The complaint ~ ih, s', aa
within tw,nt, aayS the IT this SUMMONS eAlA'
, % ' S@sr aGr@rf vii: be taken against yon By 10
Hli ior the rciirf diuaed In the complaint Dated Fel-
NJ, : Po-i once iiir,s, AMI ofnce. No. Warenst
70 the ,ri'ndat DcoIge J.; "%sh ana 0'ns1s' m.e
& The foregoing -UmmoDs Is seNrd np.s you ~ pGy'
lice -" he ouIi Of Pleas Of The ciiy and Count q
NewlorA dated The I'd day Of N,rsh ISL ana gd "s s
count House III said city and comfy ,xorox uopr
Mh23.iawGw.wod Plaintiffs Attorneys
NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, Albany
county In the matter Of the Globe Mutual Life Insurance
In pursuance q an order o. h, court made at
Rrr'h lss0 and entered Clerks Once Of Albaay
S",e 1. hereby given that the nnderscned aid
by said order duly appointed rrierer To- inqn,e nt" ih %
% H. eT"rs and ps M ., %S ss
auy thu number policies outstanding IN force The nam
"f prr~s to whom issued and the value OF zach oi Sad
,.' 10 M y i,Id i'm rnst by th~ Insnrans Depart.
,nt Of The Of NcwNork Tor the benefit Of laid poy
holders aud the amount which each OF e person, So "ta
IA which each Of the owners or holders 81 'a i
c- is entitled receive according u law, and risu
an which more lly and At length spPaFs N '' o
afors. and motto" Il hercb, nithrr gwen
1 a., i i shnr In th@ disirafion o: The proceeds Of
SAID securities and rash aforesaid are HEREBY r'que'
lies, A. aor,saii the sine Of each OF said pel'e5
the sum due upon EACH ana me prIronT y 80 ,r and
Aforesaid ard IN" amount which tach u lhr ~ -
found To- b. ssM 2ns Once 20 re * @ IN the s
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80 Iri, md To- aforesaid WILLIAM II. stCnh
Dated New.York, Apru Is 1891. ZAP. 2o-stw.ss
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Jnsirnction.
For Young LadiosLCountry.


A BOARDING SCHOOL of rare advantages
NewJcrsey. Address TllOs HASLON, d. d.. President,
HILLSIDE SEMINARY bridgeport, Comm,
for Young ladies' will reopen September - 1880 Prep
and other colleges speciality. ANNE l.
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HONE INSTITUTE for young ladies, larry
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roopens September 10. Mis- " w MhTCALf, Principal.
NIAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE.
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eleventh year commences sept. q. send Tor circular
For Both Sexes-Country.
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open sept 10 terms reasonable. Mis- r. Hyatt Principal
DOCkLAND COLLEGE.
IL pcidy fpr sptinr scholars advanced and
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York
during summer month, private instruction for backward
scholars ". II. BANSiSTEl \. NJ, Nyack, y. y
Miscellaneous.
4 PPARATUS and FURNITURE of all kinds
catalogue. BAKEf. PRATT y co. No 10 Bond->t. y y.
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For young Lndios-City


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For Boys and Young Mcn-Clty.
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GUNNER BOARDEkS w AN lED.M.m n,r
families will ind board for tho summer Que iss she
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no malaria; references given. Address Ars' L. IVA
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