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MONTANA CONDENSED.
MusoAMo nAM.

Another grand cavern has recently been
discovered in the Castle range. B. NJ. Bean,
a tender of the flock Of Sias & Foster. who,
BY the way, Is quite minerologist and
geological student 'S;ss accidentally came upon
main apartment is very grand. 1t is about
100 yards In length and nearly the same in
width, and the ceiling Is from 60 to 100
feet In height. The entrance to the other
rooms Is INSTRUCTED by huge boulders which
have dropped from the ceiling. 1t Is no,
studded with stalagmites and stalactites and
FURNISHED with sparkling crystals, like the
Castle cavern, but 1t Is immense, and ex.
ploration may develop It to be something
equally as wonderful and extensive.
0vvvG aAMga.
The Alice Gold and Silver Mining Co.
paid Its tenth consecutive monthly divi
dend Of $4,000 last Saturday, making !;
| total Of 100000 paid In dividends In te,
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Iesxl 4o6ffs.
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.
MepIclNE LODGE, BEAVER lISsOCo..
M. r. October 4th, A. ID. 1857.

MEpIcIxs LODGE, Beaver tt..r Co..
N. r., October 9Th, A. ID. lSSt.
TO Joux HoprMAN. jacob ORSsrEiS ct. A..
] You or either Of YOU or others are hereby mott
lied that have expended the sum Of three hundred
md ffly tosrs( a,sn.oob in labor and improvements
during the years ixso and $751;, to this date, tina.
ncinw the amount due from YOU for the interest you
r either Of you hold in the rennsNyania coal mine
County Of Beaver Head, Territory Of Montana:
And II in ninety days after the publication of his
,otce YOU fail or refuse to contribute to paw me the
xenditurc on The said mining claim. voir Interest
in The said Pennsylvania mine will became he prop
.rv f the subscriber by virtue Of Section a OF the
revised Statutes Of the United States.
[N-@7] JOSEPH SWAHIZ.
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NOTICE OF FYWAL Entry
UNITED STATES LAND OsFicE,
HELENA. MONTANA. Nov, IS, 1891, {

NOTICE is hereby Eiven, that the following
to make final proof In support at his claim and
secure final entry thsfsof and that said proof viii
Beaver Head Co.. NJ r. at Dillon, NJ 6. on
Monday the 9th day Of January, 1881, viz: William
2. Davis. II applications Nos: zoos aud 1900, IA.
the 4 y 81 the E X. Sec. No. a, tn. No. 9 South
of n. No. West and he names the following wit.
nesscs tn prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of said tracts, viz:
S,meOn Estes. Charles Dunham. William Stnislee
and Edward Marlowc, all Of Dillon, Beaver Head
County, Montana.
t4s46l J. II. MOE. Register.
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Iiying Witnessed.

The hundreds OF hearty, and healthy
looking men, women and children, tina,
have been rescued from beds Of pain, sick.
ness and well nigh death by Parker's Gin.
ger Tonic are the best evidences IN the
world of its sterling merit and worth. You
will find such In almost every community.
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Annoyance Avoided.

Gray hairs are honorable but their pre-
mature appearance is annoying. Parker's
Hair Balsain prevents the annoyance by
promptly restoring the youthful color.
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District No. l-Bannacl.

No. Of pupils enrolled. ............6
Average No. belonging. .37A
Average daily attendance. AK
Percent OF attendance. ..
Names Of those who have been perfect
in attendance:
Susie GRAY, Katie Dunlap, Lenna Nay.
Mary Bessette, Alice Dunlap, Josie Bessette
Nellie Blair, Minnie Dishneau,. Mary
Marsh, Maggie Marsh. Frank Bowman,
Eddie GRAY, Arthur Gray, Henry Gray,
Tillie Dunlap, George Metlin, Paul Dunlap
Carl Dunlap, frankie Blair, Media La
May, Dadie Metlin, Albert Dunlap. John
Gray, Will Gray, Frank Hardy.
Report for first month Of school ending
December 10Th.
LAURA BRIAR, Teacher.
A fortune awaits Dr.. c. n. Sykes, OF rig Madison
It., Chicago, Il he was not 50 utterly oppnsed to
advertising his 'Sure Cure tor Cat,rrh' and
atmospheric Insufsators," hut he SAYS they ncvd
10 ADVERTISING.
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TAKE NOTICE AND PAY UP,

All persons knowing themselves indebt.
I'd to me, will please call and settle at once
Us I will ''start for the states" ON or about
Monday, January and, 1854, and need
money.
AL. F.. CRATER.
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AA0 n Great chance tn make money,
ID Those whO always take advantage
uhDv the gond chances for making
Om10cy that are offered, generally
lecosne wealthy. while those who do mot ,uprove
such chances remain In poverty. We want many men,
women, boys and girls tn wort for right IN their
own localities. Any one can do the work properly
from the start. The business will pay more than ten
times ordinary wages Expensive outfit furnished tree
No one who engages fails 10 make money RAPIDLY.
YOUR spare nonsnts. Full Information and ali thet 4
needed sent free. Address STlNsoN l. Co. Portland,
Maine. IAs-sl
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LAURA BRlAR. Teacher.
LETTER LIST.

List ofletters remaining In the Post Oftic'
at Dillon. Beaver Head Co., Montana. for thu
week ending Dec. 10Th, 1881, which. I
not called for IT, 30 DAYS will be sent to thu
Dead Letter Office.
Baneky H j Morris Saml
Dive Charles McCombs Alvin S
Emerson r Ga Moody John r
English Mrs w w Neal Geo w
Fisher H Frank Ni5ley James
Giggons Mrs Anna Readiker Edward a
Haslip IN Robertson Hannibal
Hobson Wathan Schmidt Geo
Mcdonnell , Smith Mrs Hannah
Miller lanes Savles Rufus E
Sullivan Sanl
Persons calling for any Of the above let
ers will please say advertised"
TOM B. WARREN, ,.
Postmaster.
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ORES BOUGHT.

The lIecla Consolidated Mining Company, win
buy Gold, Silver and Lead Orc Ut the best market
prices. Send for Price List.
Assays made at reasonable rates.
II. kN1PPEN1ER0, Genl Man.
Glendale. Montana
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Buy no other until sou have tried the
"White" Sewing Machine, Tor sale BY f.
Glencr0ss, Furniture dealer, Dillon.
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I car lead vi Tomatoes and Corn
just received ut l.. G. Fyhrie l. Co.'S.
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just Received.

AT Dillon Drug Store.
\ large and complete stock Of perfumery
aud fancy articles. will sell at cost price, to
make room for new goods. Call at once and
make your purchases for the Holidays.
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A very appropriate present tor your sis
ter your cousins or your aunts, would he a
nicely bound book, History, Biography,
Travels, Friction and Scientific works,
can he found at the Dillon Drug Store, call
early and secure them.
All those indebted 10 lrask & Graves OF
to E. NJ. Trask Tor lumber, will please settle
their accounts promptly as We are closing
up our busines at this place and need all
amounts due US. r. l.. Graves,
T.. NJ. Trask
Dillon, Sept. 30, 1881.
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Wall Paper.

Just received at the Dillon Drug Store a
large aud elegant invoice Of Wall Paper.
will vaccinate gratuilousiy all primary
cases which have failed to stake" Am
drily expecting Fresh Bovine Matter.
JIG. Bryant,
Office At Dillon Drug Store,
Dillon, Montana.
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TIE latest novelties in Holiday gools
will be found at Mrs. Kupfer's
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Ehe Rilloq lribame.
PUBLISHED EHERf SATURDAY..
H. BRONDAGE. PsSAisAsv ssS PyetrIf".


H. sRUxDAGE. PssasAsr ~ P,et,lt..
BUSINESS LOCALS.
lows .or oh ldrcn at Mrs L. Z II ,nson's
go ~~-~-~~~~~~~e~~-~~~-
Tine l. iie.t ILLUSTRATED paper, for sale
by Allen " Weigh'man.
Save labor and buy Potato digger a
Sebree, Ferris & Whites.
a fIne assortment Ot Candies and Mutt
At Allen Il Weightman's.
--~~>~~>-~~~~-~~
100 kegs Of Sugar Syrup
jas, received at l.. {. Fyhr;- & Coz.
Cali on F. Glencross and ask tn see the
"Whi,e' Sewing Machine.
New good, constantly arriving at Mrs.
l.. E. Hanson's.
Toy. for the Holidays in great variety at
Allen & Weightman's.
'~~~~~~~~~- ~-~~@->----~~
Tue latest novelties in Holiday gools
will be found at Mrs. Kupfer's
100 barrels OF Kentucky Whiskies
just received at l.. c. Fyhrie s. Co.'S.
Val Blats Milwaukee Beer, at
Sebsee Ferris Il Whites.
~~~~~~~-~~~~~
IL you want superb steel engraving call
II Allen u Weiyht,nan's. Post.ofice
Building.
car load al Dried Fruits
just received at l.. c. Fyhrie & Cos.
A car load Of fine California Apples and
Pears, to arrive In few days for c. L.
Thomson, Cal. Fruit Store.
A new lot Of q No. 1, hns, fresh Flavor.
Ing Extracts at the Dillon Drug Store.
Mosx new goods At Mrs. L. Z. Hanson's.
Pushes, Rucllings, Collars, Chenille, La.
dies and Children's Hose, etc. etc.
Tn. finest brands OF Tobacco, choice d..
nrstic and Imported cigars at,
Allen 4 weight.nan'.
Tiger selcoperating Sulky Hay Rakes.
The best drill in the world at
Sebree, Ferris & Whites.
Fur the finest brands Of Cigars, Wines
and Liquors, call at the Dillon Drug
Store.
Several Cars OF celebrated Balm Steel
Skein wagons, all sizes and for sale at Bed
Rock prices call and Examine.
Sebree Ferris & White.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Kelly Diamond Barb Fence Wire
and Burnell Four Rarb Fence Wire ut
Jno. w. Lowell's.
Received this June I'd at
Sehree Ferris & Whites.
ss.ooo pounds Of choice Bacon and Hams,
. $4,000 pounds Burnell Steel Barb fence
wire, and asnoo pound Of Sugar.
c.~~~.~>>-~~~~~~-~~
CALL at Mrs. L. kupf.r's Detore purchas.
Ing your Holiday pre- sents.
Sebree, Ferris & White,
Dillon, Montana,
Wholesale Grocers.
Send Tor prices.
s~~.~-~->~-@r~ u ID.
Fos Fine yewslry and watches call At
Mrs Kupfer's.
The "NNhite" Sewing Machine, the best
In the world At Giencross Furniture store.
. ~~.S~~~~~~-~~~~~-~~
1000 Ms OF Ranch Butter
just received ut L. G. Fyhrie Il Cos.
-~~-~.~~--~-.~.--sS-x. : =,
Balm, Farm, Freight, and Spring Wagons
OF all kinds At,
Scbree. Ferris & Whites.
Kirkpatrick Bros. have fine stock Of
Centaemen's and Ladies' slippers. s
Moline Steel Flows, Oliver Chilled
Plows, Harrows, Sulkeys and Gang Flows,
ut Sebree, Ferris Il Whites.
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lust Received.

20 70 Seosee. Ferris q Whites tor gen.
vine Main & Winchester harness.
H~~"-~~~~~.-.~~~~>~~~~.
Just received at the DILLON Drug Store
. large invoice Of Chamoi Skin chest pro.
tectoas elegantly made, and braces Both
chest and back. A large assortment Of
. candy, gum drops Sc, &c, IN tobaccos
Gilt Edge fne-cut
BOOTM SELECT OYSTERS,
One Dollar Can!
AT the California Fruit Store.
Orders from distance promptly attend.
ed to.
G.. l.. Thomson.
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He Fer the Ice.

Boys skates In great variety, and at low
figures At T. w. Poindexter's.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1881-12-24

The finest brands OF Tobacco, choice d.
mystic and Imported cigars at,
Allen L WeiRht,uau's
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II you want y superb steel engraving call
II Allen u Weiyht,nan's, Post.office
Building.
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Kelly Diamond Barb Fence Wire
and Burnell Four Rarb Fence Wire 1t
1n0 w. LOwell's.
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Moline Steel Flows, Oliver Chilled
Plows, Harrows, Sulkeys and Gang Flows,
ut Sebree, Ferris Il Whites.
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100 barrels OF Kentucky Whistles
just received at l.. G. Fyhrie s. Co.'S
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car load ri Dried Fruits
just received at l.. c. Fyhrie & Cos.
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Fur the finest brands Of Cigars, Wines
and Liquors, call at the Dillon Drug
Stnrss
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Tiger selfoperating Sulky Hay Rakes.
The best drill in the world at
Sebree, Ferris g. Whites.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Toys for the Holidays in great variety at
Allen & Weightman's.
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Val Blats Milwaukee Beer, ut
Sebl ee Ferris II Whites.
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Kirkpatrick Bros. have Z fine stock OF
Genticinen's and Ladies' clippers.
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NOT 4 PROSPEROUS FISHING SEISoN.

VI. c. Raynor, Of West Hampton, l.. l., on
"Wednesday ast caught in the off that place four
tons Of goldfish The surf fishing on the south side Of
Long Island tins season has been failure principally
M account OF bad weather Rough weather at sea has
"a ,seA a heavy surf almost continually, and stoep
shore.
The Nepeague Fishing Pier Company takes SO many
sc,ap ash IN its nets which the men are obliged 10
throw away that 1t proposed to build trying
works to utilize them. III many portions OF the Great
South Bay. especially In the waters owned ny BROOK
$50 ana Islp towns the oyster business this
h dull The of growth In tho Blue Point oyster nas
made them almost unfit for market Inc SEED "hich
prices OF Tie las: years led the oysermen into e1
1rtnes and In their greed they have almost despoed
Shc bay OF 10th the planted and natural growth
OF OYSTERS aud they find themselves with little or
nothing u do Where last season 100 boats were EN-
Moved taking oysters scarcely ten be found to-day
The shipment " oysters 10 Europe has almost entirely
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DISSATISFIED pROPERTY-oWNER

The Legislature passed an act III 1911 pro,
Sidng for military parade ground iii TINS cy, hoS -
F1ftv-nnthst 1t was lard ont az about Two-mndredS'
and the Harlem River on the old Dyckmah estate" III
medatey aiterward prices of real estate in that Vcm
Increased to an extraordinary extent in june lS"|
the LEGISLATURE repealed the Parade Ground Act Pro-
vision was made for the appointment by the supreme
Court of three commissioners, who were to cohser an
claims presented by the property-owners who mlsbV
have suffered damage by the laying ont OF the paaue
ground The commissioners reported peceEDer
"a 1877, that the propcrty-owners hau
not suffered any damage whatever. The court
however sent their report back with directions 10 aom
the propery-owners all the they had paa on tt
property between the time Of the ming o. '
Ground map and the time when IL was wiped Oul. e
was done by the commissioners tue amount OF the Ne7
being little over $4,000, and ;hclr report was con
fr,ned. Argument had yesterday before tle Su
,remc Court General TGrD upon the appeal taken ~
the dissatisfied property iron tbat ofuer me
coutended that the amount or daiapes
sboud be the difference between the market price OF e
property in Apr 1873 before the panic ana the afhe
Driee in 1877 fan OF 81 per cent, au.onntinS
10 nearly 81 600 900 The city took the position tat no
DAMAGES we're suffered the property owners ia thls
case that were felt by all real estate owners at e
tire of the panic of 1873, and also that she AWARD OIL
SIS 900 in any event compensated the proarty-o"ncrs
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THE COURTS.
,pc,,upyrs ABOUT A MANDAMUS.

The argument on the application py Moan
Content for a nandamus 10 compel the Mctrolo'.'
Elevated Railway Company TO ssuo to him cer'iOa,o
Gov 400 hares of its stock bearing guarantee oy o
Manhattan Railway Company of 10 per cen. yen. ~
i,1en5 I'm exchange for certificates surrendered ny n
tor tra.sfer was heard yesterday by Justice
q, the su,,remc Court Chambers. Stephen T. Nasn on"
Jobn f. Turriu appeared FOR Mr.. Content anu D",Iu
dudley Field and f. Il. Bacon for the company M
Field said that the guarantee, which appeared On Wv
f,co of The old certificate nothing more tah
memorandum or notice 10 the stocRAouers VI
amount of dividend which the Manhattan company DI
undertaken TO pay as rental for the use oil tle
,a, Coppapy's road Thu directors OF the Me''"Po,'"
hoa tho sa,, povrer 10 cancel or alcr inc tease vi
go which tbey had 70 make the ieare ihe r
ers we're hound BY the action OF me uIIec'"5ie
CO in the terms OF the lease, ~ which the GFun
enorauteed by the Manhattan Company was Ieut'e it
from 10 to per cent Dadc by the directors O al
In com panies in good sith and as necessary conO
misc OF hostile and conflicting claims MI NASH loF M
Content argued 5hat that thc guarantee o ~ pc
dyidende appeeTing the face % the od
was legal contract with the shareholders Wlet nJ
directors had no authority to violate. me oIiSnn
lease provided IN express terms that ms guar
should be engraved the CeTtihca tesanu tse
itself had entered into and formed part OF e
Grafton for the stock. Justice Lawrence VIII FIo"''''
render his decision in the case tO-oaS'
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nlasiral Instruments.

A --BEAUTIFUL ORGAN, the " MOZART
n New Style No. 10 OOO II Stops 10 full sots Golden
Tongue Reeds solid walnut highly polished case Now ana
valuable improvements Just added stool, book, muse
oxcd and delivered board here prue only sixty dol
lars Satisfaction guaranteed III every particular or
Every sold sells
annier II Ia q standing advcrtiscmcnt Order at once
Nothg saved by Ny factory Just
peied capacity 1000 Instruments every ~ days. very latest
labor wood WORKING machinery; vast CAplla enables
Address call npOn
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Observation-Disclosures 90.

sI-regMg COURT ,WBE5-IIed Dy Lawrence. J.-Tird
A. cn1ay Notion Calendar.
COUkI-SrECIAL pRRN-IIed BY van NOrsi, H.
], .,nirgers Nos. 40 81. N. SO. 90. 90, gG, o.
SUPREME COUI CIRcUfr-PARI l. Held by BaIrettt j.
Krs 1855 CPS 1852 1921, 1913 1920 943 1882, 1887,
ISL 1851 l7I4. l452 5379 1884. 1891. 1870 Oh p
sar 1918 1888, 1901, 09j, 1888. $50 - 2425 - -
PkBT il-Hed 10y Deno!uc j Nos g5l 1872 l4t2' 9S7
iGJ NE 1852 1885 5s4. 1852 1893 1914 1893 1924,
l5ij 1896, 1888 1913 24sl 1873 AZ i4Sg lDl i13d
S7 l4l9 i22O 1857. 1863, ll27 ISL HOG l4S3, 1873
h;t III aoo bv Larrenore INos. 1884, 1870 1881.
b8a 1852 1885, 1853 1882 1859 l93i lQg lS4l; 1919,
i,7s g08 6s5 1851 6j6 Jl9 7ls, 1854, 0O4. 1888 7Ze,
1!y2 gOl l. S5G 742, l03, 907. SD. llSa
- PEsIoR CoCET-SPBCIAL TEkA.-Hed Dy hussou, j.
Cal ndar called III ~ q. III No. 81. -,
ComoS PLEAS SrEcitL TEEN-lieid by van boescn' j.
No 3. $500. -, ,,--.
Eas. 4, g. d. 80, 81 3D. AZ ~,
COMMON PLRAs-TEiAL TggM-PAlT I-Iield by Beach, j.
k,s l49S 100 1913 1919 1904, 1870. l44O l44l ll6.
los 1893 G5s 1872 1858. 1867 1867 4o. 1870 1882
iiI Il Held by Van Brnnt G. J.-NOa 1922 1890, 1896
I'LL 1872 1873, 1888. 1856, 1856, d!s8 If5 s6o
Ii 1856 l757 1865 1857. 1885, 1914, 1874, l7bS l760
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Ru Rfehard z. Narnetl
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.

AND wstet 70 Ph EeeT y $1,000
Same property Ecker and wife 10 Loughran. OOOO
' Bagas 70 %cManSs 1866
nis MainssH and VIE 10 Laor 43oO
MceSan 70 Holman OOa ao2
West and wife 70 k 8 Sherwood 2s6
4 ca1ldweL % + P Forster DO." sso
Berolshener ,e.."..'',... e5OO
cainings Ct al 70 French 9l2E
e2d-st, n 5, 200 II " Of 3daye, l7x966xi7x967.J
Sauief and another 10 ii Grossmsyer.
142dst a $, ITO rs W OF Brookayc, 26xlOO A Smith
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United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l9.-A decision was rendered d,
BY the United states Of So ' stewart and faci
WARDEN against Lewis hopkins ct a. This ~as suit 70
1eSnst given by Hopkins to A. stewart Co
s s l ' co bsoe he became nsoven MONEY
pas notes and release the real estate h the men ~ S
be 80 spoiled stewart q Co. used the remit aneos
10 nav other and debts OF Hopkins for merchandise
bought of them. Hopkins became ihsOlVcnI
sHIgt to declared hrSt lien upon me
pIopsiy %Gn inng 5lnc that stewart n Co had no
against funds entrusted To hsm Tor an enuIey p
Of ohio and holds that Stewart Co refused TO apply
the moIoy e. Ho sSS SdDnSaa ' 5 To- hold
Hntn the rights Of the trustee ~ bankruptcy attached, m
rtcy Of Mopkins 10 tho money which tLey wrOngfiU I'M
decision was also rendered Of Ruth f Tnomp
sou sgt The 4iekeocker diie InG t CO. v GS Of
inim punctsally when due fuiies the prty ID Iha
I Wi fGaa 1r sSgi, Satan ai he tote Shall b. paid
id aPos e1s 90 Of inc I1 esc" ne for on
payment 4th That he company II not bnn1I y" giHo INC
The premium, 5th That ptrol arcoaout to waive offot
naSe Sta bat r., iols the part q, the
fost"c CAUSE The Judgment the Circuit Court is al
1rined. opinion by Justice Bradley = .,....,o., ma.
rendered by The 81 Josiah IT, Gauter ct
coTt is reversed Win direction To 6ner Judgment favor
OF the importers for the amount OF duties paid with interest
10 si5-wU.am H. Wood aet tho burlington and Mis- Ms
Court below affirmed -,
40 lO05-The of Louisville III, sgt. tho IrFts-
mouth SAY lgs Judgement OF the court below
Affirmed.
g'be Other casns decided follows; -
3--OneH3I p5TtG, In the iuattcr OF Nlti9in w
Wooer Willis =. Webb. petit 'uvts. Petition Tor uania
ioi-
No S3-Jame, ". wood, p ltn IN error, sgt Joseph W.
%e,@ar. Judgment reversed "4th COSTS n" cause io
No g5s-De Hosset Taiuar executor etc. appellant agt
Mary j. G. Micog ainiDstTaIx, etc Dismissed for want oil
Jurisdiction. ,.-- =, n.
No ll-Ohginm partc. IA the 'nSiier 81 lceI " raw
lard and others petitioners Rule 90 show cause glantoh
No l2brginal paItc "a the matter Of The state u
Alabama. petitioner Kuio tD show cause granted
other business irsactcd by The Court To-Day was s
follows
10 9sS-Thomas ~ GIuer others agt Henry NJ Jones
u Arguments SulHUitttf.
No HGg-The Factors Traders Insurance Company HSt
Widow Mary Murphy aud others. ATgumenta submitted
No IO4f-M9rsaH H. Twitchel ANA OTHERS aSt George ~
ST ford executor, rtc. Arguments Snbulitrd
To IbOO-Ninconf Mica agt- o. ii. Williams, executor,
etc Arguments submitted. .
William II Evans anu others aSI Ihe SlaSoI olC'
Of Nashville. Tenn Ssbmttci. 90 So,
l77-Audrew J. DAVIS ana others agt Saf'ih J. fro
ercks Argued. ,..s. l., .
ag,. Fredercks aud OtherA Submitted ADJOURNED
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panelnl Ataoemlcs.

ALEX. MACGREGORS
~ School for dancing ~ Fithaye Send for circulars
ALLEN DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOR
" DANCING, No GSl Fifth-avo.
Glasses open, morning aud aiternoop Glasses for IAN
Di,s Ccrtcmeu on Monday and Thursday evcningA Phi.
vate lessons. Send stampfOr circular
ID. HARVARD REILLY, MASTER OF
4 DANCING 57s 5th.avo. opposite Windsor Hotel.
Classes meet Mondays aud Thursdays. Newport Casino,
engagement closed october l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
Ocean Cleaners.

NCHOR LINE u. S. MAIL STEAMERS
N NETWORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No. ~. North River Now-1Ork
-. A. m. DcvOn1a... Jan q a. m
Dec 81, m. AnchOIia. an ID, neon
These do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
Cabins $50 $50 Excursion tickets at RS incoi rtte
second cabin, TiL Steerlge- ~
NETWORK TO LONDON DIRECT
Prom Pier No. 40. North River, foot OF Charle3st
Alsatia Dec 81 Ia. CtOua...,..Dec. ~, p m
CABINS S55 s85 Excursion tickets at reduced ratoA
HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents, Z bowling Green
BORDEAUX LINE.
I'D New and direct Line 20 the South OF France.
NETWORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECE
CHATEAU LAFITTE 1000 tons Saturday Jan. T.
Travellers France SPAN ana Italy, Pvrenees Pau.
time and expense ny taking this line
Cabin (ncudng wnel, $50. steeragc, $2L For passage
NpP" f. LIE BoULANGER. 4G Beaver-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-20
VVINTEE RESORTS.
GRAND EXCLUSIONS
ATLAS TJNFoF MAIL STEAMERS.

For BAHAMAS. TURKS ISLAND, JAMAICA. uAlTl.
PORTO RICO. 1SIHM OF PANAMA, and tOl.uM IA.
Sailing wcc.. Tourists 90" invited 80 avail thcn'iI
trp-. winch tlry make ON any rnuic NWcI l'
price at
day which includes living board the steamer The wno
transfer other steamer Of tho me
they may the ~ ticket Issued Tor less IMAM
$50. For passage apply 20
Iy.tatc.st.. NcW.NuTk.