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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1882-09-24
THE DEFEAT OF conSnL
Com mmissloaev Yseneh's vste - Cell,
tSp RSAeStsOo's CR01OOelala.

Com missioner Hfe0eDo VOSe - Vo1BO0-
Ser kSheStsos's Cse100els1s.
NEW YoRK, September 23.-Chafies W.
GODDARD, one OF the delegates 70, the bsfs-
toga convention, speaking Of Commssiooer
Prench's voting In the Rspubitcsn btsss
Committee on forged credentials of Coilec.
TOR Robertson, sent by telegraph. said: ut
is customary Tor the 6tsss Commtttss -
recommend . msn Tor Temporary chaisnsa
of the convention, Two men were nAoe1,
Pits and Madden. A count shoved' that
Madden would probably receive majority
OF one, but his sdherents vsfe
afraid 10 have formal vote on the queS-
ton. Madden Vas m out and out Weds'
worth man up 10 II O'Clock the night bstose
The committee met. Then he VS. pso@ssee
the Temporary cbairmanship IL hs would
support Yolger and this bait iured HIN.
Another myssrious and eleventh hour
convert was Bsmis, OF etsobsn coanty.
Then French hsd things hxed. Tbs vote
Of Bemis snd thst OF Ro6srtsou ,frsuAuIeHt-
IN east by French, gavs Madden Two major
jty. He was elected temporary chdrman
and appointed . committee on coeesssee
seats that kicked out Cornell delee.tss eeA
admitted Rolgsr's followers That V the
story In q nutshslL Rrsneh'y fseu1 -.
feated Cornell and nominsted Rolesf.'
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HEAVY FLOODS.

Reports from vaPious sections or the
Country-Great Loss OF Property sd
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Failed.

DUBLIN. September 23.-Failure is repo rt
ed of Geo. Roe & Co., distiller, and COM
mercial firm of long standing. Liabilities
estimated from flO0, 900 to 100000
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Petroleum..

PrrrssussH, September 2l-Petroleum
was very excited and frmer. to-day, under
bullish influence. and prices advanced from
81 nc at the opening TO SIC At the clos, the
highest figures reached since the Cherry
Grove strike. Large crowdsvere In attend
aura
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the Supreme Court Of that State. At 4
O'Clock this evening he was admitted to
bail in 5000, which was given, and at
o'clock tonight he started for Boston with
Col. Corrigan. .....-
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British Tyrany.

LIVERPOOL, September 23.-Several bun
dies of the Irish World recently received
by the express from America. were seized
by Custom authorities who hold packages
for number of days and then released
iharn
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,x,r.rs Dar1apd Am Advance.

LONDON, September 23.--SiX, thousand
miners in North Staffordshire have given
notice of demand for an advance OF ten
per c, Mt. in wsgeS
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FINANCE,
New York.

New YORK. September 23.-MoSEr-At .
per cent. Prime mercantile paper at 6(97
per cent ~
BAR SILvER-f1. l3XGl.l3.
ExcHANGE-Firm for actual business, at
1921 for long and IsIA for sight drafts
GoyERssEsTs-Strong and higher.
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WATER wAIFS.
STRAY and Regular Matters Along the
River and Wharf

The river was still rising at dark last
night, with feet IL inches OF water in the
channel.
The stockdale left for Cincinnati yester-
day afternoon, and will transfer all freight
intended for the Sidney to her a! Parkers-
burg.
The Andes is due up from Cincinnati to-
morrow.
The Courier was late in arriving here yes
terjay morning and did not leave for Park
ersburg until nearly three o'clock.
The hull for the Thompson Dean was
launched at Rochester, Pa. yesterday, In
the presence of 500 people. About Do per-
SON enjoyed the ride.
The Townsend passed down With tow OF
empties yesterday.
The new transfer boat will leave on q
trial trip tomorrow.
The Little Anna will come of the docks
tomorrow, but on account OF the paint
drying will not enter her trade until We'd
nesday morning.
Business on the landing was very fair
yesterday.
Sweeney & Son were placing the ma
chinery in the new cotton boat yesterday
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PtaDo Makers. strike Continues.

NEW YORK, September 23.-The strike OF
Steinway & sons workmen continues, and
from appearances no settlement will be ar
rived at for some time.
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Drowned.

NEw BRuSswIcx, n. J.. September %
Mrs. Jane Hickey and Christopher Carlin
were drowned in . lock of the Delaware and
Raritan canal to-day. Both leave large
fa,pil;as
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BosToS. September 23.--Thc books Of the
S., GOO. 900 loan Of the Northern Pacific rail.
road company have closed and the amount
has been over.subscribed.
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a RrHamer Aahare.

SAy1LLE, n. J., September 2S.-Steamship
Nuphar, from North Shields, England, for
Phiisdelphia, With pig-iron and drugs Is
sshsre at ToYuseRd Inlet bar.
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DAMrErTA, September 23.-Gen. Wood
with two regiments arrived at Damietta to-
day. Abdallah surrendered at the railway
station. His troops are expected to sur
render thei- arms this afternoon.
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Reports from Various sections or the
Country-Great Loss OF Property saa
Life.
RALEIGH, n. c.. September 2.-The
heaviest rain storm since lsi2 fell at Tar
boro last night, causing great damage TO
crops. The rain fell in few hours to the
extent of seven and seven-tenths inches.
Bridges were swept away and the track OF
the Tarboro branch Of the Wilmington and
Weldon road was extensively damaged.
train ran into washout and was smashed,
badly injuring Express Messenger Bryant.
BoRDENTowN, n. j., September 2,-lt has
cellars are full OF water. The Delaware
river is rapidly rising and it is thought by
Tomorrow
the docks and piers will be under water.
A gang OF workmcn was sent out from here
this afternoon by the Pennsylvania Rail.
road to see IL any whashouts have occurred
on the road betweed here and Trenton.
PoRr JARVIS, n. j., September 23.-There
has beer a very heavy rain here continuous
since Yesterday. The river is rising fast.
Trains between here and New York have
been much delayed by the food.
NEwBrRG, n. Y, September 23.-Re-
ports of damages by the food continue to
come in. In the town OF CORNWALL
Eight or Ten Bridges are Carried Away.
Damage $4,000. At Mountainyille the st.
John ice house, barn and dam were carried
away, and flour mill dam damaged. In
broadway, this city, a number OF cellars OF
merchants were flooded and the loss was
heavy. Serious washout are reported TO
have taken place on branches OF the Erie
road aud travel has been suspended.
Let THIS Neck be Well Stretched.
MASIrowoC, Wis, September 23.-Gcorge
Ratchsack, while drunk, split his wiie's
head open with an axe for refusing to give
him money, lie rihed her pockets and
escaped.
A Handsome Haul by Thieves.
Mt. VERNON September 23-Stephen
Days house was entered by thieves and
go OOO stolen
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Ruysa Mate for Aid

CHICAGO, September 23.-The black mare
Ceora has been bought by Wm. II. Wander
bilt as q mate for Aldine.
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Abdalleh Surreuders.


DAMIETTA, September 23.-Gen. Wood
with two regiments arrived at Damietta to-
day. Abdallah surrendered at the railway
station. His troops are expected to sur
render thei- arms this afternoon.
The Blacks Fled.
DAM1ErrA, September 23.-The negro gar
rison, instead Of surrendering fled, taking
besides the plunder quantity OF amuni-
ton.
CAIRO, September 23-Gen. Mcpherson
and staff arrived last night. The Indian
troops leave Zigazlg tonight to march
hither.
The shereef DepOsed.
ALEXANDRIA, September 23.-It is officially
announced from Jiddah that the Grand
Shereef of Mercca has been deposed and i'm
prisoned at Jaiffe, where Naidhat Pacha
was a prisoner. Abdallah Abriceun has
been named Grand Shereef. He is brother
to the Shereef murdered some time ago. as
supposed by orders from the Sultan, because
he was favorable to the British.
Two More Victims.
ALEXANDRIA, September 23.-Two men
implicated in the June massacres were
hanged to-day.
The Frontier Question.
Carti, Italian Ambassador, has invited the
representatives of the Powers to a confer.
ence Sunday to discuss the Greek frontier
question.
Intimidation.
CAIRO, September 23.-The British cav
airy marched through the city to-day for
the purpose of making demonstration to
intimidate the natives and prevent disor-
der in the Arab quarters.
The Canal Question.
LONDON, September pa Paris dispatch
TO the Times says the Arabian directors OF
the Suez Canal have taken alarm at the
view expressed by the Times in an article
on the Suez Canal. In order to dispel any
anxiety in regard to England starting a
second canal they seem inclined to effect
an understanding which would give Eng
land full satisfaction and perfect security
for the future, while guarding the general
interests at stake. This will probably be
the way in which the canal question will
be settled.
British Tyrany.
LIVERPOOL September 23.-Several bun
dies OF the Irish World recently received
by the express from America. were seized
by Custom authorities who hold packages
for "a number of days and then released
them.
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An UnfavorabIe Bank Statement.
Special Dl.patch to he Sunday Re01Ar.


NEW York. September 23.-The market
opened very weak to-day. Towards noon
IL grew some hat stronger in spite Of an
unfayorable bank statement. Union
Pacific was tolerably active: Western
Union showed some good sales. Canada
Southern was especially supported BY the
Vanderbilt brokers: There was very Nttle
st. Paul offered. Near the close the market
was buoyant on the rumor that th.re
would be a conditional call OF s25, 700 0O
by the Secretary OF the Treasury. When
the hour for closing arrived the market
was very strong.
Bank Statement.
NEw York, September 3.-1oans, de-
crease, $SSf, 200; specie, decrease. 81 l;6lf,2O;
legal tenders, decrease: sI5i,p'; deposits
decrease. 81 435 600; circulation. increase,
$3.50, 900; reserve, decrease, 81, 25s, $50. The
banks now hold 1891, ,s25 less than the
legal requirements.
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rra-Dnll and atrnn1.

RAuRoAp SrOCKs-Dull and strong.
SToCKs-Attcr IL o'clock the market BE-
came strong and about midday recorded an
advance of 4 to IL, Lackswanns, 81 Paul /,
Minnesota and Manitoba, Northern Pacific
and III paul leading
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Base Ball.
POLITICAL MATTERS.

NEWARK, o., September 23.-A. B. Clark,
editor of the Newark American, has been
nominated for Congress by the Republican
Congressional Committee of the Sixteenth
district, vice NJ. Churchill, resigned.
FREEPoRr, Ills, September 23.--The
Democrats OF the Sixth Congressional dis
trict have nominated J. s. Tichnor, OF
Rockford, for the long term, and NJ. Y.
Johnson, of Galena, to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Hon. II. NJ. A.
Hawk
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CAIRO, September 23.-Gen. McPherson
and staff arrived last night. The Indian
troops leave Zigazlg tonight to march
hither.
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The Conferees 10 Meet I'm Pittsburgh
Next.

BUTLER, Pa, September 23.-The Twen-
ty-sixth Congressional District Republican
cCnferees adjourned to-day to meet at the
Monongahela House, in Pittsburgh, on the
ID of October
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Cmcloo, IT,, Gsotembss 1,-spseisle
from various points In The Nosth fepsrt
more or les heavy frosts IN Ke:esn 80
Northern Indiana In oaiy feu piacss
sss it hssvy enssgh 70 astsrisiiy iatsss
the corn crop.
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The Blacks Fled.
McPherson,s Whereabouts.

DAMrErrA, September 23.-The negro gar
rison, instead OF surrendering, fled, taking
besides the plunder, quantity OF amuni-
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PLOT TO ROB A TRAIN.
Cs.jeeture as TO why it Was Not Car.
Ffed Ont

DALLAS, TEX. Ssh'ember s3.-Informa.
Ion yas received :. -: F.s.s.a.t a.sao:--
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A Meriden man having brewed half bar
rel of strong beer, and having carele ssiy
left it exposed, one OF his heifers found the
bad State; and even the sjolescent kline is
bound to hcifer drink regulseiy.-B.aos
y.s..zisS
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Lcspos. September H.-Hcssy 0sseos
rill eail fcs yss yssk oatebesA
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-03
SHERlFf'S SALE.
Dy VIRTUE OF A DECREE AND

DY VIRTUE OF a DECREE AND
ID order OF sale issued out of and under the
seal of the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District, in and for the county of Ormsby, Sts1e
OF Nevada, on the 24th day of July, \. d. 1852, and
to me Sheriff directed, wherein it is set forth
that judgment and decree recovered in
said Court on the 9Th day of June, A. u. 1882, in
favor OF John Elliott, Guardian, plaintiff, against
Mary A. richards. defendant for the SUM of
81 1914 "A, together with interest on the sum of
s7is H. from April 4, 1882 iii paid, at the rate of
two per cent per month, and also a counsel fee
fixed at S 'o2 A., together with his costs of said
suit taxed at SIG 80, together with accruing costs
l am commanded by said decree and order of
sale TO proceed to notice for sale, and to sell at
public auction, for gold coin of the United states
the following described premises, to wit : All of
town lots numbered seven ~, eight (s). nine {9>
and ten 40, in Block Number forty-two (42), OF
Sears Thompson and Sears Division Carson
City, Ornsby county, Nevada. will therefore
sell, At public auction, to the highest and best
bidder for cash, in gold coin of the United States.
in front of the Court House door, in the county
of Ormsby, State of Nevada,
Thursday. the I7.h Day OF August. :ss:.
At the hour of O'Clock =. n the above described
real property. and apply the proceeds OF sach
sale, as arected Ill said decree and order of sale.
S. T. SWIFT. sheriff
T. COFFIN, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Carson City, New, July 25fh, lSS2. iyZ.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-03

~ 1ItT eSANf" .tt0rneys- AT Law and
Patent Solicitors, Washington, -. C., for referen-
ces and advice sent FREE. We attend exclu.
siyey To Patent business. Reasonable term 8.
Reissues interierences, and cases rejected III
other hands specially. Caveats solicited.
send model or SIX etch and description for opinion
as to patenta!ality, FREE OF Gil NtGE- We refer
u, the Com i>sioDer OF Patents, also 10 ex-(s,D
inissioacrs. Established 1856 u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-03
M. a. DOWMEY
-DEALEtIiS
New g. Secondhand Furniture

w or Serr,n,i-uauti Hack Walnut set h'arbi.
.ets chamber Sets Carpets. stoves. Crockery
ware Glassware. iinwar.. and All KINDS o! iiouse
,rn,d I;f,.ts VIII self the same on small Com
mission. am also prepared 10 turn tout hrst'
class Upholstery and Cabinet work
.zs~ Dr;iIs,ry of 81. kinds on hand ana Ut I-o"es'
Prices. 1"-'
HOUSES TO RENT have II few h"'t@e. for
rental eIiicl. viii let OH the most reasonable
err
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-03

's'his corporation, organized in Isf3
for the purpose OF insuring lives, is con-
Quoted solely in the interest of its policy holders.
to whom in their collective apacity belong its
entire assets. All the profits are divided among
them, and there are stockholders to control
the Company, or to take any portion OF its
plus. The Com pany long since attained and
now holds, the foremost place among Life Insur-
ance Institutions Of the world. The magnitude
of its business proves that it enjoys the conf
denca Ofthe people. Beyond and above all the
liabilities, computed by the New York legal
standard, it has a surplus fund exceeding Twelve
Millions Of Dollars. The Company has paid to
its policy holders:
Since its organ lzati0r i0r.........ssI73.:iG: 3:
And during the year l%S1........ le.GE0,si:s l..
PERSONS wishing to secure Legitimate and
Safe Life Insurance ~ Lowest Cost will find it 10
their advantage to insure IN the MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK.
EE- For further particulars apply h
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1882-08-03

Exrcss rsi. Feao ar. Local. PassHnr tf1n leaF
i,i virginia o'C!fsk \. y. connect It ao"ad HhIa"
witi trains OF tt-s.ri Csorado Railroad, arriving 81
Hawthorne r.; $40 ? " .! same day, connecting with the
Cuted States Stage UoTanys line ol Conctts coaohts
grrivilty Aurora ami Bo1ie same eVcnln; r1ViS
at L,nin 6:33 Vi, connecting xii" STAGES or Grants
VILE Belmont Ty o. aud arr ing at Cllae aIi at
300 T. H., connecting Rhh st-es for Ce''lrI
byl5 SILVER Peak. Mn3trGura, t!ida Valley, G"st
Mountain Benton, .jiaAop Creek ana indep, tsenee
Il. ". IE2lEGTOE,
t.ct ri Superintendent,
D. \ Sen, ER.
t,anesrI FREY AID p zsnscr ,-clt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-The following BUST
vas transacted in the Supreme Court of the United
states to-day: ,,,-,.o,, 81,
W e,The Emma silver Mining Company HhmlIed Ia, oi
80, - TIenor w Park and Horace N BaA'er-bAs
missed with costs .-,..u. q = Ouick and others
80 5S-rhe Steamship NeNaua aB'' . - N
M b Haskns agt the ST Louis ano sou u.
- srroaS Company and Ohers-Passed ana VIII oi oe'
orari awarded. - 49,, o.be-s act the Western RAN.
40 6O-SilGs seymour anu O'hoiS "5' wv
IoSG GiMoses FeiDeman agt s B. Packard ana o'hers
ATgae sa2John Gray agt Amos Howe and Ann smth-suD
N as2-Henry seymour King agt Franklin . CORNELL
,1r,inisfratOr etC.-Submtte0. -. cr,o-+ T. porber
80 md Clough agt. the Gilbert q bker
uapnfacturing COmpany-Argument begun
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= CITY RIVER AND HARBoR TRANSPORTATION

SIAhIN > $500. .,.o,, mr., >-,,,o ,,u,. ,,....
COMPANY
onice Pier Is. N. r., foot of Cortandts
onsignment Of freight forwarded as directed 10 any par
Of the world.
UNQUALIFIED FACILITIES FOR DISPATCH
Orders received delivery Of all kinds OF freight and
chandise TO any part of the city.
sEAAND HARBoR TOWING AND RIVER AND HAIR
BOR LIGHTERAGE.
Freight every description promptly ghtered point
in the hafbor reasonable rates.
STEAMBOATS,. BARGES AND GROVES TO CHAN.
TERROR EXCURSIONS
HAVEN, leave Pier 10 NJ r.. at p. m. daily saturdays
eHMEPTHopOLIs EXPRESS CO., between New.York and
NewHayen. Care and dispatch guaranteed %,
Freight points ON d., L. & W. ~, receV at Fer L.
For New II a and points East at Pier lS 49,
NoRTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND.-Eeve Miles for
Ten Cents Via Pier l. T. H., foot Nationalist
Machine aud every Thing appftanlng 10 ths
consIructon repair OF vessels
rV,ROY BOATS-CITIZEN'S LINE.-New
i steamers SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY leave daily
sxcept saturday, Pier H. North River, foot Chris
top,e at connecting with morning trains North and
FtNut, POPULAR SHORE LINE.
Il FOR PROVIDENCE, BOSTON AND THE EAST.
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
Three express trains daily Sundays exceped 20 Boston
500 NJ, tparlor cars aached aud ~ p M with
pA''Li.ff LIMITED TICKETS TO BOSTON. ALL RAIL 50.
NEWPORT express at p H., (parlor cars attached ar
riyes at Newport y. m.
PROVIDENCE special express at p. m, parlor at
tached) arrives at Providence 1920 p. IN.
Tckets and paTlorcar secured Fifth Avenue and
Hotel ticket Offices and at Grand Central Depot
L w. FILklES, General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Tn the case of John Henry Clancy VINO
~ been confined for three years in the Asylum Tor tne
Iosane on Wards Island Justice Daniels YESTERDAY IN
sSo SUPREME Court Chambers, appointed reeree "
VI sse testimony in regard 10 Mr. Glancey's sanity
The Ninth Avenue Railway Company not
tang ago obtained temporary injunction restraining
enc commissioner of Public Works from doing any
thing TO prevent from extending s track along inc
onievard from Sixtyfourth-st TO Seventy-secOnusi
The motion 10 continue the injunction pending the SUIT
was argued recently before Justice Lawrence VINO
terdsy rendered decision In which he holds hat Inc
right extend its track is doubtful ana tna
Therefore the injunction ought not to be continued.
Elihu Root, as attorney for John II. Duh'
applied yesterday to Justice Daniels In tne
,,.on,rsor and George H. Kennedy TO permit MT Dun
20 their books and papers the object Oh .n co
spection asked for is to enable Mr D Hutchinson
snd kennedy by service OF summons ISr hn cconntinS
and for Judgment for the amount Wc" Inst,ce Daniels
should show 20 be due uu ioi" '
reserved mis- decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
co1rpr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. /.

sy,vvp AyBERs-Hed by ponohne lac 1sa
Aar called a. II a. m.--Nos 10, o. LII A-'' 40' "
ESQ 262 264 26S, 2S9, 29l. 294 ,, @ Cu.os,ed will OF
si-gRoeATE's COURT Before koilhs TI,s Cooner al
Joe Wolfe at IL a. nj contested VIII VI u1i4' NNf
2. m. Held ny Freedman, j. -
calendar. mo-, Hal, bv Van RrTut. j.
NJ day calendar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
Drooalnn )ruuertu for SAFE am> 90 Get

TOR SALE on very easy terms, "a fOur-stOry
Il brick dwelling side OF Columbia Heights,
midway Fulton and Wa street Ferries overlook
BAY running through to Fur with four
story Furmanst lot 25xl5O small amount only
Of cash required. Address p LESTER, Tribune Office
THO LET.-Immediate possession 500 Carl
Il tOnave. 3-sOry stone 'front.' IL rooms; rent 500.
Waterman shows premises. rutland d WHITING,
Beekman-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-01
THE COURTS.
vvpv POOR AND STUPID JOKE.

raward A. Lauten began recently an action
~. sunreme Court against his wife, Mary E. Lauten
.n.o,ute divorce The case was sent to referee,
=. ,oupd thar Mrs Lauten had abandoned her husband
- zone 10 live with another man. Mrs. Lauten
Stained that her offence had been COMMITTED with With
e h ber nv an instrument In writing for the consd-
sson Of 81 Mr. Lauten admitted the execution OF the
sfaauncnt lint said that IL had been drawn mp as
Barrett Yesterday confirmed the referees
PIE The pretended SALE" no says twas plainly
~ moor and stupid joke to which the defendant
esc,enee but &c deceive no one OF ORDINARY COM
on sense Justice is not to be frustrated by suen
Sxifing."