davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
Ahead or the Judge.

"Whatr' exclaimed Southern justice
to colored culprit. Have you the
audacity to say that you do not recog-
rize this pocket book"
Eyes, sah."
"But it was found in your posses
SION"
I'm my what did yer say, ledger"
lin your possession. This very
pocket-book was found in your pocket,
SIR"
"Jedge, You has done toie two stories
about dat are. Fust, yer said hit was
foun' in my persession, and den yer
lowed it was foun' in my pocket. Bofe
dem yarns can't BIZ true. Eff de jedges
on de bench can't tell de troof, hits no
wonder dat q poor. miserable niggah
like me got led astray."
The Judge drew long breath, and,
once more producing the pocket-book,
said
"You denied Just now that you had
ever seem this pocket-book. I now ask
you again. did you ever see this pocket
book before?"
"Why, of course. It am de same one
you showed me minute ago. Yer must
be losin' yer mind, jedge."
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
Commercial Dock, Of Morrison street. Pora
A CARD.
DIR. Moody, of New York City,
A Graduate Of the New York School of Medi-
cine, also Of the Dublin Practice.
A word to the public Consultation free,

invite the sick. matter what their diseases may
be- to call and investigate for themselves before aoai-
aong s TOR pness there AIR Prospect Of
making ~ cure. VIII endeavor TO De cansid IN my
cure everybody, but all that can be cured.
have had twenty years successful practice IN the
foan a ali ask Is give
fair unbiased trial. by which hope tomerit your con-
hdence and give entire satisfaction to all suffering
humanity NY reputation has been acquired by being
candid with my patients, through years OF successful
practice, both In Europe and In this country, and
stndously Keeping up with the age know the canse
and remedy needed not By guesswork, but by years
In my treatment Of many diseases make use Of a
most feasible Of All There Is unpleasant sensation
whatever attending the treatment Invite all persons
Ing me to verify the assertion tina, there has never
existed remedy 80 startling and immediate in its
practice, are endor ed and approved by the faculties
OF both Europe and Amertca The beneficial effects
ncurable 81 years standing, Yield to It's mild but
r. Inc so thereby
tf ing Il to be the most harmless agent in therapeu
s %aS 20
as the most timd may rely on that inyolaoe secrecy
professional reputation abroad.
Cases can be treated by correspondence when .er-
VIM es. ri q So ns and
mental disturbances written IN simple and natural
Their own feelings One personal interview, however.
even with patients residing at distance Is highly do
the patient the expense and trouble Of trip to Port,
sSod e ns ssss s s
doctor to form an % opcion and note
particularly when microscopic and chemical analy-
ss y absolutely necsssary. Patients not rssld-
vary remedies sent 70 any sidrsr lsf, a any ran
surey sealed Once and nssidss,:, 80 First street,
and ' sSinmSia. Portland, Oregon.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
rhs ca,e.~.r ss.ssrs,s.

The next attraction at New Market
Theatre in Portland will be Calendars
famous Minstrels which will open July
Sd with an immense company. The
agent, Mr.. Chss. b. WAGON, informs us
that the company viii make an interior
trip ct the conclusion OF their Portland
engagement and will play 81 Oregon
City on the 10th inst, Salem the 18th,
Eugene City the 18th, Albany the 18th.
Corvallis the 18th, Independence the
18th, Vancouver the 18th, Dayton. w.
r., the 18th, Walla Walls the Goth and
2lst, The Dalles the ed, New Tacoma
the oath, Seattle the 95th and 26th,
Victoria the 9th. 18th and 10th.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

The Dlnhep Gcott Grammar Sekool.
A n0AnpIllq AND RAX eCuoQI xon 1oye
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Any book In ths fbsside or FSanklyn Square
Llbp;sy ssnt on rscdpt Of prcs By The n. p.
NoVo Co., ll5} Fin axest Portland. Dealers
II IN kindo az hooksand stationary.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20
Novel Sights at Sea.

The new iron steamship India, from
Hamburg, May 18th, to Seagar Bros,
in this city, with 494 steerage passeu-
gers, which arrived on Wednesday, re-
ports the most exciting of all the many
experiences with icebergs in the north
Atlantic ocean. The first two big ice
bergs were seen from her deck on May
Oath in latitude A degrees 25 minutes,
longitude A degrees %. minutes. Next
morning two other gigantic icebergs
were sighted at 7 o'clock, and soon after
wards the ship entered dense fog. This
fog proved to be occasioned by icebers,
and whenever it lifted, as it did occa-
sionally, the vessel was seen to be liter
ally surrounded by towering blocks of
ice. Mr.. Horn, the chief officer, counted
thirty five huge bergs, and noted many
ice. The ship was handled with extreme
care, and had to be run slowly and to be
frequently backed at short notice as the
monstrous hills of crystal swung in her
pathway.
At 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, when
the fog lifted for an instant, the India
was seen to be grazing the side of an
iceberg 500 feet square and 100 feet
high. At the same instant her prov
struck a projection, and a hole five
feet long and foot and half wide
was torn in the thick iron plates of
her side. The rent was above the
water mark. It was covered within
and without with bolted planks after
five hours work. The passengers,
who had been able to reach over the
ships rail and feel the side of the big
iceberg, uttered ordinations of delight
over the unexpected entertainment, but
the officers, who knew more or less about
icebergs, and were aware of their ten
dency to turn upside down at moments
notice, when the submerged portion had
become less bulky than the exposed
part, were exceedingly glad to escape
from their neighborhood. The chief en-
gineer made some sketches of the ice
bergs, which were bigger and more nu-
merous than any the sailors had ever
seen. One or two looked like hills Of
crystal and snow, one bore rude re-
semblance to . Gothic church with q
steeple, and another was like q huge,
sharp-pointed tower. As the sun shone
on them their hues altered so that some
looked blue, some pink, some white, and
one monstrous hill was black on its
shady side and clear as crystal where the
sun smote it. Chief officer Horn was Gel.
ebrating the twenty-eighth anniversary
of his going to sea, and he said he had
not seen in all those years so many OF
such big icebergs as he saw that day
On the following morning the ship
passed three more huge icebergs. When
she reached her pier in Hoboken the
passengers drew up resolutions of thanks
to the Captain and officers for bringing
them safely to America New Yorl
Sun
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Garrison repairs all kinds of sewing machine
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Attention il invited TO the advertisement Of
Dr.. Keck, which appears in another column
The doctor has bern resident Of Portland fol
nearly FIVE yearA His Offices aud labAratory are
extensive, comprising AL the rooms Of &c D
and1E. Strowbridge's building, northwest corner
Of First aud Alder streets, one Of the most mag
nifcent structures as we'll as central locations 10
the city.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

Frank g. Absll, the Portland photographer
and winner Of tbs gold medal, returned BY the
last steamer from the East, where he has been %
procure new improvements and novelties In hi
Art He brings large number Of accessories
end will more than ever lead the profession 10
Portland. Call and - him whom you 70 70 thu
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

SHEET Music II ereest stock on the northwest
coast, orders filleo promptly. Send stamp for cat
alogue and journal, Wiley B. Allen 1853 Third
street, Portland
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

George Kaine and Lester Howard are still
drawing crowded houses at the Elite theater in
Portland Kitty and Carrie Armstrong in their
specialties are immense, and the whole company
is strong and talented.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1882-07-20

For that headachel Try the Oregon Blood
Purifier, the vegetable remedy, it's the cure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

247 Broadway, was examining -. - nj
my bondsman. Mr.. Kees is an elderly man a,l,
young EInstein was trying TO bully nm oy aSA ~,
hun questions entirely irrelevant to the case. ny
lawyer did not defend Mr. Kees AT All sga.i ind;g o
blackguardsm; finally said; and
nantly. This is simply suit for eNto,s;Dn ,a,r
blackmail, and not for libel as you state III So"'
charge
You're liar retorted EinsteIn ...o,l
THAT was too much for me. and as was St.hu,
ing not more than two feet from INN Ig. drirv,
and, striking him under the chin, knocked MN
down. He rot mn and muttered phrase unit Tor
pubhcaion This too wa; more than SonG 1n ef
Tha bvsta n''iers intcrfered and we separated
he "H b,GrtinS out that he would be revenged not
only IN legal sense, but that he would also Obtain
ply steal vengeance" ..,s 90
What happened after You were separated J."
asked the reporter.
" That ended our conference 10 the clcrk once
Mr. KEGS was accepted as my bondman and DIS
charged NY own lawyer. Had he properly defended
my interests that scene might have been aVolded.
No do not fear arrest by Einstein. nor have the
slightest cause to fear his other threat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
NORTHERN PACIFIC LAND GRANTS.

WASHINGTON, June l2.-Representativc Pay
SON. ol Illinois in behalf oi minority Of the House
Committee the judiciary has prepared
and will tomorrow submit to tue House IA
statement Of their views in opposition the
report OF the majority on the subject Of the
land grant in AID of the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
following extract from Inc report which Is very long
VII, show its tenor "We assert that the power to de-
clare an absolute forfeiture OF tins land grant is IN Con
grcss and that the question Of the policy of acton To
thai end should Do considered and decided after
fll examination of existing conditions, well as past
transactions and with broad and liberal view Of what
has been done under di,adyantageUus surroundings
of the promoting constructing. aud cqulppmg Of rll
road through the unnprONrd section OF tnr country ira
yrr,cd hy this road. 1nc qucs are important, III
VoXng the tlc upwards Ui 80 900 900 acres Of land,
estimated by the company 10 Dc worth - % per acre. or
800, $4,000
Representatives Knott and TOwushend Of the com
mitfec W also submit Joint resolution declaring tue
unpaented land forfeited. This resolution 10 10 be sub
miI ted the purpose OF bringing the entire question
before The House tor DISCUSSION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
BILLS BEFORE THE GOTERNOR.

MEASURES To BE REJECTED BECAUSE OF MISTAKES
OF IGNORANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AFFECTING
The MILITARY CODE, THE sPRAGUE EXCISE LAW
AND OTHER BILLS.
IRON A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THE TRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, June 1.-THE Military Code Is
yet unsigned, aud some belnshes have been dis
covered IN 1t which viii almost compel the Governor TO
withhold hs signature. The sum OF 100000 will be
uerdlu to carry Ito provisions, yet only 100000 is
appropriated. There other serious faults. The
leading officers Of the National Guard greatly dis
by the condition Of the bill, and may urge the
Governor To sign IT,
The Governor has not yet examined all the bills eft In
his charge by Legisature about 100 yet remain
INSPECTION Many OF them cannot be signed owing to
the mistakes made IN spelling and the leaving out Of
words by the ignorant Democratic engrossers The Gov
ernOr has impression that he Will present the
state the smallest number OF Laws the present year uf
ans year fol % quarter OG a century
Toe General street Hallway bil seems u have been
forgotten 10y oil owners o Guy property at least.
OF tncin nav applied meaning against the Dii II
h st made known here That ex-senator BiNbl
" hos opposition TO the construction OF - railroad
tuIu,n Furty sccJuisi, NoH York, caused the defeat
vi AL PREVIOUS street railway b sold hls property AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RACING AT BRIGHTON BEACH.

One of the largest crowds OF the season VS.
tied Brighton Beach yesterday to witness the sixth day .
racing The fayOriics made poor show, only win
ming Some OF the jock VS. In their ctgciucs- to get the
best of the start annoyed tbs starter much that lie
suspended several Of them. Drake was suspended FOR
the scason FayfOrd for week. ana Reilly and others
for from three days to week. The first for
purse OF 90 for nadens OF all ages tnreefOurtns mile
Nine horses faced the starter The won by
Flora 4. Lord Edward second, Only neck behind,
with Josie H. a close third time. 1:l9l2 French pools
paid S125 So Ida b. was the fayorc The second race
was also for purse OF $50 for maidens Of all ages
tnree-fourths mile. Red Fox won, Arsenic,
the fayorite being second, and Montauk
third: time, l;1Gl2 French pools paid T2I6 -.
TIE third race purse $3.50 with so TO second horse.
for hrcey to carry 100 pounds, nonwiuncrs in
14s2 one mile. hal twelve starters Wacuila won.
glossy ". second and Ala b., thr ilNOrc, ihird This
was the best Of the day. the horses running 40 "A
buuch Tor nearly the whole distance Tho time was
lA5A. French pools pad lheID SH w.,
fourth race. purse $3.50 $50 90 second horse. the
" inner to sO auction, mile, had seven starters.
Milan from whom much cNpct led, was lct 1t the
aud dld not the course. Inc race WIS won
iy Baton Rouge. jim Naudcryeo the idyOrte, second,
ana tuuuuaruW Thrill; time, l:lJl2. Mn uils
pnil so 80 The fh Ocean Hotel ~ kcs, for
ve;l-d4 so each viii $500 added, second receive
500 ont Of he stKcs, third 20 axe, five IN loug+,
run by head Ba .barin src1ni. ard tine iy"1c. Ella,
third. The l:oll2 MutuhS Wridi pad
+lOI 90. The sixth race handicap 7lrrpicchise
ia, a pur-, OF $3.50, 500 10 the second, TIE short
course KIty clark the fAVOric, Won by IS" lengths,
Kin. DuiciI, cond, Gii tnird. No time Was taken.
t1s II- lg.L. !. ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
COURT CALENDARSJUNE 10.

SUPREME COUKT-CHAHSEIs Held bv Lawrence J.-Cal-
epdar led II A. mNos So lU1, lO8 rs, 40 ~ Ia
1871 1917 2OG POO 22 23l 235. 236, 2dI, "a! 244 2ii
surRRME CortT-SFgcIAL IEKM-Held BY MacomDer, j.
Demurrer 80 and FactNOs 30, ~ so. l5S'
26j 80 800 asa. 1913 275 PAS D. 80, 29l. 24o
1871, 2gl, 343 3-3. ga. $40, 4G2. ,
Nos gIl S2s 1908 1888, lU92 555, 74 1928 1913, 6o3
149l go a 67ota 1919, 1915. l26l 9ls% 3Ul2 500
l.O5L llOl H. IsI L. l4541 l-2l l502t 1859 $50 i45 Z
ys g2G lIS ls2s, 1872 1888, so, 1884, 1852 iS59
1893 l84C ISL 1871, 1872 1913. loI4 lS41 ISio' Iot
TAiT He'd Van Worst Ike 5 ,sc 29$9 lIISSsS
l72s 49, la5l 9vsL1 9O92 Sl0i 1901 l172 Illa l'Z2
PiaT filled by Iarremore J.!Nos sos 1889 ia ~
7O6 81 25-0 476 1862. 1880 1852. 500, l33l 1913 oo
81 1896. $50, 276l 1873. ,, - , =
SlrPgEIoE COURI-sPRCIAL TERM-Hea OY IrnaN j.
Calendar callAa at IL a. m.-Nos "a, 80. 49, -
SurERIoK GorKr-1RIAL TBltd-PABT i--hem Oy ATnouH
I.-Casss un-NOs. l9i. 243. 1888 . 49,, 90 49, 20,
p.xr ll-ted by Sedgwick Q. Mos 7iB, $40 10 OIL
$50 $50 sOl 9G3 5O, l99 GS7 s59 v3l "oo SU" 4o
Pisr iIi-Hed by Russell Nos. 1868. 1909. l0J1
lOGl lIIl, $780, 7O4, li54, 1888. llo0 l43 ld l19U
COMMON PLEAs-srEclAL pEBa-hell by van ho'sseI+
CuMMox PLRAs-TRIL rEIM-PAKr He'd BY G r.
paw. g. J-N,s 1870 1899. 1881. 1888 1872. iQl l2gt
i7 1873 1917 1908 1866 2l3 1888, 1890 1913 1850 SOL
PAET II-Had ~ j. h. DAY. J.-t-lse On-N" DAY cal
euJ1r ,o,o ,os,
SRaoGArE's CoUgI-Bcfore Rollins. S-Conested will OF
lean v Laurent I'D contested VIII OF tauhy Dr"scA
at II a. NJ Contested Will Of AlOnzo g. Yates ~ p IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

Fortyseconds and Fifhave for $4,000. iust before
the present bill passed the Legislature, TO whoess99
Misunderstanding firm He then came 70 ADatng t 1n
it's Objectionable features had been removed nc oHsT
nay paid 500, 900 for the property -, I'm. .. HEARING
on the Baker Railway Commission bill comhiI 100
representing the merchants who do business aoIR eo
line OF the New-York Central Railroad will appear III up
position to the bill A..io ~,
r sprague Excise Law bin In regard TO the sae t o
liquor In NewYorf ~ yet under consideration ~ mo
Governor. II suspected that the Dill Is hly IN -.
caring that police Justices shall try persons
violating the Excise law whereas 10 tar as y Az %
known, the police Justices have no suoh power lhey
commit for trial but do not try cases except tnosJ
drunk and diso;derly" persons, whom they senu W
Blacbwells Island
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
KNOCKING A L4WYER D0WN.

There was an unusual scene IN the clerks Office of
the Court of Common Pleas yesterday morning,
which was described 10 a reporter of lie tribune
last night BY Oscar HammeTsteIn, one of the prln-
cipals, as follows: am the editor of
Jhe lnitsd htates tobacco Journal In that
paper a lew weeks ago was an article denounc-
lug "A cert ain brand Of tobacco. The name OF no
trim was mentioned, but a Water-st. tobacco firm,
winch had on hand quantity OF that tobacco,
valued at $50 600 has sued me for libel claiming
SZ5 900 danagesJ ana they have secured the aiL-
davIts of several other dealers in tobacco which
state that S1ey believe the aTtcie III my paper vas
written against this particular firm. have been
required 10 give $1,000 bond although l have
sworn that worth $4,000. To-day
Ia the clerks office Is. +. Elnstein. OF
TownAsnd- Dyett Il Einstein, OF No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
DISSERTATIONS or THE WELLS COMET.

ALBANY. June Unsuccessful observations
OF tie Wells comet were made at the Dudley observa-
tory yesterday and to-day at the meridian transit Inc
most interesting fact sscerained that this comet mas
real nucleus Yesterday this nucleus was clearly seen
as a bright perfectly round and sharply defined DISC Oh
light Astronomers elsewhere confirm TINS discovery
1t will settle the mooted question as to whether or no'
comet has real solid body at the centre OF It's mass
Tho anoarent diameer Of this nucleus a. about three
quarters OF second. or after allowing for irradlah
about 700 miles. Tho observation to-day shows thht INC
comet f. stu Increasing IN brightness, and mat the
vapors which surround the nucleus are becoming more
and abundant The observaions have as0 proven
pIraf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
CONSULTING THE DISTAICT-ATToRNEY.

In response TO request from pistrict-Att0rney
McKeon. Jose Aymar aud other members of the
Racquet Club called upon that Official yes
ter,lay and had some conversation with him
regarding the police outrage committed at tho
Climb rooms on last Thursday evening Mr. Nc
Keen advised them TO pursue the usual course
by going TO police magistrate and
occurring warrant on an affidavit setting
forth the facts Last evening Mr. Aynar, accOmpa-
MED Dy friends went 10 the lhrtleth 1trcet Police
Station and secured the names Of the officers who
entered the cuD-roOms and arrested them.
a Very few such OutIages have ever been COM
mitted ia this city, SAID Nir Aymar III CONVERSE
tion last evening. That evening when they
dragged US 10 tho station Mr.. Iavers offered
81 200 900 bail But /; was OF no use; they were
determined ~ arrest us, ana they did Cabs
were securing the city all that night IN search OF a
Police Justice who would open court, but no one
cou,d be found and We were confined all night /
certainly shall prosecute the men concerned IN this
outrage at every point where the law gives me "a
nlanfe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13

LONGING has been felt in all times II has been
share by every race and Is the underlying the
foundation OF every religion. IL mas *
preston in all theologies and in al crccd'
This yearnine. this reaching ont I'm mans
nature INSERTS the necessity Of revelation acorn
ing to ali the anaogcs running through dds works
were given senses TO perceive certain things ana tne.c
things existing consequently 70 no pcrceV'u. hs
our eyes are to grasp vision. our minds w grasp
truth and 40 the presence OF these longngs IN hr sou
proves by the methods OF Co.'s ec,homy '.ai .it
I'M. tlursiug Iut where shall seek his preschce
1t is not be found in reason On( anu - hol 70 20
found in natufe alone When reasons best ycdct Is
reached am not SIRE As 10 her premises There are De
votecs at the altar OF nature who pretend maj 'nr
answers of nature are sufficient for the quesonincs oil
the soul But they mistake. Natures answers are III
and leach His same laws but the supplements ana
the DINER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
TIE COURTS.
NOT ALLOWED TO RUN A FERRY.

An Injunction suit was recently begun IN
the Supreme Court by the city 20 restrain Charles H.
Longsrcet from maintaining and operating ferry be-
tween TWEEN tyuinthst. and Fort Lee
on the ground that the ferry operated b. the defend
ant without ferry license and that the ferry inerfered
with ferry maintained under city license between
Onehundred- thirty -second-st and Fort Lee The
defendants steamboat at regular intervals between
the places named, and argued that they had right TO
do 20 by OF United States coastng license whch
they had taken out. Tue tried before Justice
LarremOrc who ycste rday decided that the CITY was en-
titled TO the Injunction asked for Justice Larfelore
holds that the acs OF tho deiendas amount to the Use
Of ferry franchise and that the city has the exclusive
right to grant and regulate Terry franchises around Man
hiatt Isl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
RACING AT ST. LOrIS.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The first race to-day,
for all ages distance thrce-quaGors Of mile.
by Mam1uonst IN 1879 ,aunterer second. French
pools paid - 20.
John Davis Was the Of the Citizens Plato, for
all ages, one mile aud three-quartcrs. The time was
3:OG4 Monogram came IN second French pools paid
r3l 10.
la the selling TOpsy in two srag mile heats
time. /: IL ana 1916. French pools paid Sl3
The consolation parse for beaten horses ono mile and
An eighth, WAS won b. Metropolis. 5aunicrcr second.
The time was l:j0l2 French pools paid 81 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
ABAcCALAURE1TE SERMOY ~ BEooKLYN

The baccalaureate service for the class of 80
Of tho Packer Collegiate Institute Of BroOkJ was held
last evening IN the College Chapel, the being
preached BY the Rev W. L. Philips OF the Symmetrical
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tho text taken Psalm KILL i As
the hart panteth after the water brooke,
so panteth my soul after thee, God"
After AL Mr. Phillips said knowledge o. the living God
every soul; II L. that
THORN that cannot be stilcd, but rises above all
clamoIs- IL denes ali pAll0sOphios, all rcasonings,
and 10 only satisfied By lalLL Ia revelation 1Als
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-06-13
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.

SARATOGA, June II In the Court OF Appeals
to-day-present, the Hon Charles Andrews c. J' and
assocates-the following business was transacted;
No l7G-Samuel Welch and others appellants agt John
Henry GOsser and others. epOntents-Argued
NOAl-Jame, " smith. gTaniOr et,.. respondent agt
another executors, etC appellahtsArguel
Dav calendar foI TUESDAY June I3: Nos 22S, 23o 22l
IA ll5 2lG Motion caeudsrNOs. SIS. 3J5, 800
572 5S ga 69. $751; 300 49, oot oSO 0e4 0O4 0S- O10
EN-