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Forwarding Vegetables.

Not few garden crops are ruined by the
carly spring frosts. TO prevent this the
1mertcoa Agrieultnrisf makes the follow
ing suggestions
That the sun worms the earth during
the day Is a veil understood fact thar this
heat, ora portion Of it, is lost during the
night. Is equally well known. Now, if =
portion Of the earth in which plants are
growing be warmed during the day, and We
prevent it from losing this heat during the
night. it Is evident that such plants win
have a great advantage over those without
such protection. All our melons, cncuni-
bers, squashes, and other plants Of that
family. come from tropical or warm conn
tries, and in order to yield the best returns
in our northern gardens, need esery ad-
vantage I'VE can give them. Every one
may not find II convenient to start his Gu
eg,nlber. melon, and similar seeds, on pieces
Of sod, or in pots, in a hot-bed or frame,
but he may greatly hasten or forward the
same in the open ground, Allthe expense
or trouble required is to make lot of
frames. which can be done by knocking ont
the bottoms Of soap or other boxes, and by
lacking piece of muslin or cotton cloth
across the top, Cow the seed In the usual
way. and every afternoon, when the. day
begins TO- be eold-soon after three clock,
usually-turn these frames over the "hills. =
This viii hasten the termination of the
seeds, and when the plants come up con-
tinue to protect them IN this manner. If
a cold, windy day occurs it win be better
to leave these covers ON than to expose the
plants to the weather. The use of the
covers or frames may be continued until
the plants get too large for them Not
only win plants thus treated be much ahead
of those without such protection, but they
win also be largely preserved from the at
tacks of the striped bug.
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Fractured Limbs in Farm stock.

D. KELLER, NJ. d., Of Paris, KY, claims
to be the first who ever repaired fractures
in the bones Of the lower animals by means
Of plaster Of Paris dressing. He gives the
following as his method:
After adjusting the broken bone, get the
body of an old net shirt, cut it to FIT the
limb from the stife joint down to hoof;
then pass a roller bandage made of common
calico or thin open cotton around the leg,
beginning at the hoof and ending as high
mp as the bandage can be carried, having
previously wet the bandages well. Have
nov bowl of plaster Of Paris mixed to the
thickness of paste. Apply it rapidly from
the hoof up as far as you have carried the
bandage; then come down with the ban
dage again; then reapply the plaster, and
80 on until you have put on some twelve or
fourteen thicknesses Of bandage, and over
the whole continue to apply the plaster un-
til you have enough TO form thick and
heavy plaster. cast.
Keep the animal still for an hour or two,
until the dressing is thoroughly dried, and
then turn loose in a lot where there is no
other stock, and let the dressing remain on
until the bone has been united, which will
be about eight weeks. In applying the
first turn of the bandage it is important to
put on thick coating of the plaster imme-
diateIy on the skin at the large part of the
thigh, which viii cause the dressing to
stick, and not slip down, until the dressing
is well dried,
The above is applicable to fractures of
the thigh bone, whether compound or sim
pie. In all cases of fracture below the
hook or knee, the trouble is greatly lessened,
and in these cases the dressing, Of course,
should not extend above the joint, but
should be the same in all other respects.
This dressing is so simple that have known
farmer boy after seeing it applied once
treat the next case with perfect success.
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CENTRAL HOTEL
MAIN STREET, NEAR DEPOT.
F. H. BANKARD, PROPRIETOR.

House recently reftted and refurnished.
The tables always supplied with the best
luxuries in the market, and the bar stocked
with the choicest liquors, wines, ale, beer,
cigars, &c. Board by the day or week to suit
the the times.
Particular attention paid to transient custom.
Charges moderate. Ample stabling attached.
mar 1SS0-tf
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Our Boot & Shoe Department
is COMPLETE.

And other Goods sold low in proportion.
We shall endeavor to suit and please all.
All we ask is trial to be convinced.
@ DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE.
sTRAsBURGER g BRO.
Opposite Montour House,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
s9 Rags, Paper, and all kinds of Metals
bought here. sep 26-tf
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At DAVID d. BURKFs BOOK
"A EMPORIUM,

viii be found Steel Engravings, Chromos,
Picture Frames, Cords and Tassels, and full
supply of the best Stationery. Catholic Pray
er Books, Bibles and Sacred Historical Works
furnished. Subscriptions for the various Mag
azines and Papers will be received. Patron
age of the public solicited. Store fourth door
west of the Central Hotel, Westminster, Nd.
dec 81, 1881
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DosrPoNED TRUSTEES SALE.

|"
By virtue Of decree of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, sitting in Equity, the un-
designed, trustee, will sell at public sale, on
Tuesday, TIE sSh day Of february. 1882.
at II o'clock. a M, at the Court House door
in Westminster, the following real estate or
so much thereof rs may be required to pay
the mortgage debt, interest and costs in the
proceedings mentioned in the cause No. 20;is
on the docket Of said court te-wit:-A tract
or parcel Of land containing
ITO ACRES,
more or less, part Of Glover Hill, situate in
Finksburg district. This Is a valuable parcel
Of land, all Of fine quality and adyaniageously
located. and would make beautiful farm.
Also parcel Of land living in and adjacent
10 Finksburg. containing II ACRES, more or
less, very finely improved with good Dwelling.
Barn and nj; necessary outhaiidinss. Also
parcel containing
80 ACRES, MORE OR LESS.
All these properties lie in Carroll county. and
in the vicinity = Finksburg
The Terms Of Sale prescribed hy the decree
are :-one-third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash on the day 81 sale OF on the rat.
lfication thereof. and the balance in equal
payments in one and two years. with interest.
10 be secured hy the notes of the purchasers
with approved security.
WI. p. MAULSBY.
feb ats Trusiec.
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ct. Johns Parochial School,
WESTMINSTER, MD.
SELECT DEPARTMENT.

CLASSICS and MATHEMATICS taught.
PARTICULAR attention paid to English
Composition. Terms per quarter of 10 weeks,
from SO to SIS, according to the studies pur-
sued. F. A. McGIRR, A. NJ,
oct II Principal.
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DATENTs

Obtained, and ali business in the U. 5. Pat
ent Office, or in the Courts, attended to for
Moderate Fees.
We are opposite the L. 5. Patent Office,
engaged in Patent Business Exclusively, and
can obtain patents in less time than those re-
mote from Washington.
When model or drawing is sent we advise
as to patentability free of charge; and we
make no charge unless we obtain Patent.
We refer, here, to the Post Master, the
Supt of the Money Order Div, and to officials
of the U. S. Patent 0fie. For circular, ad-
vice, terms, and reference to actual clients in
your own State, or County, address
c. A. SNOW & CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, DC.
oct l-tf
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NO. 2o7a EQUITY.

MO. 2o72 EQUITY.
In the Circuit Court for Carroll county sitting
in Equity.
William b. Thomas, assignee Of Edward u.
Wells. mortgage. vs. Hannah b. Coonan
and Daniel :. COonan, her husband, mort
gagOrs.
Ordered this 10th day o. February, a. D.,
1882, that the sale made and reported by VIII
liam b. Thomas, assignee Of Edward ID.
Wells, mortgage, in the above entitled cause
be finally ratified and confirmed, unless cause,
To the contrary be shown on or before the l4th
day of March, next; provided copy Of this
order be inserted in some newspaper publish
ed in Carroll county once in each of three
successive weeks before the 9th day Of March,
A, D., 1882.
The report states the amount of sale to be
81 ,Ss5. 90.
FRANK T. SHAW, Clerk.
True Copy,-Test;
feb list FRANK I. SHAW, Clerk.
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Two trains leave Hiiien station, Baltimore tsr
Glyusiau tRei7ts rssowal ~ a. aud 3 Z. NJ
SUNDAY TRAINS
Going East viii leave Uuipu Bridge ST. ha4fsmaFw
and Intermediates stations At SIC &SE q and
Ng=gminsscr Al as aud Af1 p m. Going West.
viii leave HAltlm0Ee fsF UniSn Bridge and iuseT-
mediate SsasSnnz a. g and zoe y. and West
minister - las 4. N and q n.
EMMTTTSBURG RAILROAD
Trains soulh uiiI leave Emmiitsbnrz a - = n.
and "a, =. arriving a. Rocky Rtdzg ~ - = "a
and fisi p. 1raiEs North I'll icavc i1ekY EfiEc
AZ ioae a sni a. , Ea arriving ~ Essrsiftharg
ion A. m. aad 0Asa :. N.
HAIrfsoEN AND rpNnNElaNn NALLEN z r.
Trains Kass leave Shipf<asezrg. Pa, sAs "a. snd
aud is0 and tta y "a. ChAmsgrso1sx - a r.,
as ana SO p. N. NAyrcshoro Nii a m - ard
elE D ta arriving a. kixssaont -. m. ant -
and Us = IA Trssius West leave Eixvrlnata a. &As
n ie a m and Us ,. m waynes5urn : - 8ud H.
4 IN and - , m ghamhersAarr - m. and
y d and = y arriving et ShipprasissFx "a a
~ aGd e - zna eiH p. ~.
ThrzEh car fE Frcsacrick luArsz HaislfaoFc e -
, "a and RAVES Ffcs3estck SCI baitilnnrc a. -
NJ Thneueh f1F tsD0TcT and tfrtty<heFx and
poiugs "a he n J. r. s &. v r. leave RsltlEsVFs
AZ 2sS Esa = ,.
nrsiegs suF H1EEaEe casls can - icf q, Ticket
nfnec y. = coFElTr Balt1aausv aud Ngrih stfsstss
izifir1pFs i5sse glVca a. ali stations
as-Natc aFsaing - n and e. V. r. r T. ship
rsflshufE- Pa
NJ HOon Gcn1 NsHsEes
uft - n IL 0ansNplp. tiCal Ttekss Axgpt-
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DAINTING AND DRAWING.

Pupils desired in Drawing, also Oil and
China Painting China Painting done to or
der. MISS MARY C. SMITH,
Rectory of Ascension Church,
oct Off Westminster, Md.
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ID d. NoRMENT,
Ii. ATTORNEY AT LAW,
oakee wiih Hon. Charles B. Roberts, opposite
the Court House, respectfully informs the
citizens of Carroll and adjoining counties that
he will give prompt attention TO all business
ins-lsted 20 him, both before the Courts Of
this State and the Departments Of the Gen
eral Government at Washington, ID. G.
jan 4, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13
VHar BARRIERS HAVE TO CONTEND NTH.

"Tbem fve-cent BARRIERS does our trade no
harm said barber recezty in Eighth-sve. with su-
neror air. "Tney has their trade which is cheap,
srd would shave themselves they couldn't get it done
for cents and their hair cut for 10 cents, 80 we
wouldn't get many Of them anyhow. ARd then them
avecsnt BARRIERS never lives very longs they all dies
Oh"
How Is that ~ lie was asked the questiOner being
anxious ascertain the cause OF so strange fatality
Why Won see continued tie barber they inhales
Az mnch bad an and the breaths OF their customers that
fbeV sOoD get infected themselves Trend OF mine AZ
never knew sick day life thought he'd start a
cheap barber shop IN three n@Aths lie was taGen 81
with malaria ana he began 40 run down 20 ne went 10
Sc doctor who Jod him he d got the heart disease bad
and might die at any minute he o4dht se' out oi
that shop"
What did lie do ="
We'll he's living yet, but he had 20 give up that place
OF il would have killed hun by this time The barber
business amt what il used TO be. though The bosses
has 10 work good deal harder tAan the Ren, ana
when wet day comes, II knocks on al the pToni. ne
other Saturday when II ralned only tOoK IN S4-,
when ought to have taken ID $40. II Will take me Two
OF tnree weeks even again. When the weather
bad ant rainy, people don't care so much now hey LOOK
and they won't take trouble to shave or get then BOOTS
backed. but the workman gets his wages oil
along lust the Ny bOss, when | worked
down Springst ten years ago, saved money de put
IL houses and he's worth $4,000 to-day But there
wasn't another shop within nye squares or nlm and Ills
customers would come and wait a couple Of hours 70
get shaved. Now IL they mud crowd IN one slOp
lucy 20 right of 10 the next one. There wasn't more
taau halt dozen shops then between Canal ana Hud-
Bln. and Elghth-Sve and Twenty h1rdsti now there's
than that between Fourteenth and Twenty
No The business Ia all broke up now IN New York,
and II Vas young barber would 90 out " est IN a
they burn coal The barber has the custom
ers neck when be shaves him But every place
mas It's disadvantages, and would rather go out west
than open cheap barber shop and get the malaria and
The heart disease"
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THE COURTS.
w,v co,rp.Nys LIABILITY.


Judgment against Hugh j. Jewett as re-
90 ~ the Erie Railway in favor OF Edward r NC
CO. and others, involving the question whether
company could relieve itself from the eneets Oh
negligence by the language of the shipping CON
. ras sfar1ned by Of the last decisions Oh 'he
S,-, q, Appeals The firm Of Mckinney EVer's u
S~h.mton bought in Chicago cargo OF green nals
stsn were shipped to them over the Erie ana Nol.a
60 I'M. The car came through on regular u'e ~
-, any way-bin to indicate to the station aFeu "
Noro the car belonged. The next day menoi"O -
mi giving the name OF the consignees arri'eu'
=, r,e ,vav was nislaid that Mckinney q EFei' -,
at receive It until O'Clock SATURDAY, 'he u1 AZ
-, n. receipt and two days after the oa' -.
- II was then too late to remove tue oAie
-. and IL was left in the car until Monda! no'
80 the Goods we're taken out on Monday 'ney ~
sd 70 be badly injured by the delay "neh 'o
oranv was sued Cor the damage to the goous, ~
IO s rs defence chiefly clauses IN the Oil, vi
~ 90 these; The company VIII not DC - of
80 ne DELAY 70 perishabe articles, nor LOT 1ue
To- "a cold" and 1.-The goods while at the uSPo "a-e
shall be held by the railroao guy u 90 -
is etc The Court of Appeals aihrns .ho ia %
,ont ~ me General Term and o. tne lIl' - tbat no
Fnch in writing the opinion OF the oou 81 distiD ct
inSTage in the shipping contract shott VI ~, Y
sSig of negligence viii relieve rallrO' t6at ma
- a. IiebiT,rv 10 make good any daHasS u-,ad Inv
resuit through It's negligence 10 the eoo
Nv Mckinney and T. Newton, OF sI yon If
,aa,.J Cor tbe piaiptis; Mcssrs. Chapman "I' -
ihe same place, Tor the company
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,r,vrs on MORTGAGED PROPERTY

Tho recent decision 10y the Court OF AppealS
.a ant, 81 stdenberg against Ely disposes OF an ~
-ast,g ,uestion With regard to the payment o. .A'
- ,oorfgsped property. The Excelsior and the h'n"
- o g. rnpanies had formerly owned the moF's"se
=, ..,iop and had while they were the owners paw
~ res and assessments upon the moftsageu p
s,,..e paymeuts we're assigned to MT 9'ueuoels' w
- with tie mortgage. and he conuhueu 'ue pay
- NJ tie taxes on tie property. On delaui' IN INC
-,,o,t ~ interest Mr. SIdenberg brought suit 10 IL
MOI only the amount OF the mortgage out also loI
-, nominations Of taxes and assessments Wllcn ne
-, odd and interest. These Accommodations Aa1 More
- t,, ed the original amount OF The mortgage Inc
,outended in defence of the suit tuaI as tney
zed the pay ments OF taxes, etc. the pam
le' ror recover tleIn This defence mas oeeu over
u % me Ieci.iou OF the Court OF Appeals, Wulcu s4s
.,'o IT, opinion OF Judge Van hoesen AZ the Speo1
- ana JldLos Van Brunt and LarreihOFe al HeuCIa
1Crn 80 49, t.,.,- thu onirion Of rhe Court Of
.,ea,s sovs substantially that wbere lne oNneI VI
frsi premises refuses or Legiec-S 10 pay ta4cs VI
No. lbit charges which are imposed upon lIe pioll
- ~, owner OF the mortgage mas the rlghJ 70 Day
-, ~ pr8-ccr MS security, and the money 80 ad 4as
- a1ied I'D and becomes part OF the moItRhse uopt
,hcb NAV be recovered upon foreclosure OF tAe D4l
gaze. for Nfr zideuberr: Messrs
7 T1jer and " Rockwell Tor the defendants
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Ge1aI Notlccs.
: THE limited

IN The CIRCUIT COURT OF THE UNITED
S sT TAYE, F9k TIE WESTERN DISTRICT OF
EguyAnd now, towtt August - 1882, this came
on TO be heard upon motion complainant for order
Robert romie one Of the above named defendants non
rehiueut OF the state OF Pennsylvania 10 APPEAR plead,
answer or demur ~ the biz complaint flied herein and IL
appearing To the COu that this suit brought 70 enforce
tct oil Pennsylv ana VIZ For the foreclosure OF certain
mortgage made executed and delivered said Robert
CiOIiS " one refer v Winters for 81 certain i0ts OF
lana situated on saw NIL Valley Plank Road. In the
Tenth Ward OF the city Allegheny OF Pennsy
SAID los oeing numbered 2 3, TO- H. r. ~ In Ferguson
pan OF ts 81 me on g0mey estate tecOTded IN plan DOCK
vol L. page 49, ~ the Recorder Office OF Allegheny county
Penn Also rot No in Philip GeIsts plan situated On the
south side OF UniOnst corner washing
street In the Thirteenth OF the city Of Allegheny
Penn which said mortgage virtue OF sundry assignments
became vested IN the comp llinaqt
And Tor the foreclosure certain other mortgage made
executed and delivered by said Robert J. Croue 70 said Peter
v winters Tor those certain lots Of ground IN tile CITY OF
Allegheny ani numbered nine ten. eleven aud twelve in
plan OF Ois Ad 0ut ~ A. j. Peniecost aud Ofs recorded
In plan BOOK vol POS ana which said mortgage by
virtue Of sundry assignments Is now vested ia the complain
ant
And 10 appearing the Court petition and affidavit
fled tina the said Robert Croms IS nonresident Of the
-tae Of Penny vana and has NOT voluntarily appeared to
found within this district 10 i therefore ordered mat the
said R0oet trnlc do appear plead answer or demur 70
smc u OF complaint on or before the hfs MONDAY Oh bece-
Der next Ana iunrr appearing thtu IT. I'M hchDc 10
obtain personal service III this order upon the san hoberC
j. Crone II IL ordered that pub alton 81 the same De male
New YORK tyt t0r stf consecutive weeks; and
further ordered that De seryed upon
the person OF persons IN possession OF Charge OF sad proper
By the Court
From the Record
Seal witness Lay hand seal o. said Court this
25iA day VI August A. d. - yrr
Cle.h
o. c.. PTNNEY
Solicitor CCmp'aiuaut
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o. c.. PTNNEY.
solicitor for Complainant.

SUPREME COURT City and County of
- New.4Ork. The Mutual Life Insurance Company OF
NewYork paurius, against BEN amin ,c adson lhe Lake
Forest Jh Richardson all Fanny ichtld5Jn
deiendaIt7 summons to the above named dernGdu ivd
hereby summoned 70 answer the CUmr.i Dbl l' actou
and 10 serve Of your the autis Attorney
within twenty after the service OF t- 7uumons eN
elusive Che dag ol service and n your failure 10 ap
pear OF answer Judgment Will De- taken AGAINST You Oy ue
tluIt fOg the frs demanded M the plf Dated AuguE
l~--. q. II. Palmer Plaintiffs Attorney. office and post
Office address No IL Broadway View YORK ity new TOra
LaAc Forest The summons u
served upon you by publication r-uiu o. an order Oh me
Hon GJrg. barrett Justice Of the SUPP uul daJe
the 9TH DAY OF October ,-2 and Med with the plant IN
the ONCE II the te OF the County OF Sel oN al me- ounce
the curt House iu le city o York county aud state
of Ncw-York o. II PALMER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
oct =, aw, 6w. Mon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-11-13

The Jersey City Board of Canvassers met
IN tue Court House yesterday afternoon and can
vassed the Of the With Congressional District and
Hudson County The majority for McAdOo for Congress
$3.50 Hughes for Coroner received 2,0lS majority.
me impurities IN the Assembly districts are: Wanser
, 80 Kelly DEM, 42j Gator Rep), 1874; Chap
MN Dem o5. Cole Rep, j92; Clarke DemJ, 254
theisughHh DEM, 23ls; shannon DEM, $50
s'elFes tDem). 232; Rich DEM, 74I.
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Observation-Disclosures 13.

srrRENE CocGr-CEAMBERs-Ileld by Donohue J-Ssien
slseF ar ii a NJ Nos. l. 3 p, IS 49, ~. 20 o. o. -.
9 ~ y - 81 80 los lO9 10. ~, III 10 Loo
~ 20 f-5 ~ I1g 80. 1872. 1913, 20. ~ fl0 u 80
"a 80 SO giU IA PAS Z4o, 24J. -o2 zoo zoo <'9 -O4
20 fsSi,E CONFESSIONAL TEEM-Hed by LarTemore 10
Nes e.j 4a $40. 560. ass, % 80, 81 4 80 O, 90
g. ISL 6s3 70 6s7, 7OZ. .O6 1l4 BOO 95' o2 80
35 sol SIS -32, 80, o. 4I6 a. a1o s4S 400 SO oO'
~ ,ssHv,,g tGrfr-CIRCUIT-PAR I-Held by Lawrence
%s 1881 3l83 1875 1901 1856. l125, 1860 us 115o
SI- 81 so 1336 6S7 Css $50, So, l416, 1885, AZ LOO
81 11-S 1851 25g 2ls9 Z23l. - $500. -,.
PAgT II-Held by Barrett J.Nos 1909 l4s8 l44s' ozY
~ Ir1 1883 l4IgL l761 1910, S+5o, 2S7o 81, lei
i5s 8d4I So 1901 1905, 1901 2So7' 2--4 @ooI 4'4S
% Pt9 III-Hed by Van Worst JNos. 1907. 1926 lC45.
Q7.6 IL H. 1000 $3.50. "a p 1901, 1917, 1t2 80 $50
Sos 1917 100 1926 5s9 665 1919 ll5S' 1886 1913
81 psEMR CouRr-GESERAL TERI-AGourned unih the
-.' 1 cor -GESERAL TERM Held BY sedgwicE, c..
Frsesiran ard Russell, JJ.-Appeals nom ordetsN os l
inclusive. calendar los H. ~, 81, d. o. o.
81 IS SO 4U Al. A. a Is, "A. A. - ~, =, -r,o. -
SUPERIOR COUBT-SPECIAL IERA-Hcd Dy IfHaA' -
NSTPESoR CGURr-ThIAL TERM-PARr Ielo by Arnou1
%os asa $50 q AT, 54s, 452 444 5oS 4OU ISL 90
b97 446 500 25e 4O4. 439. 800. 4o5. ~
SARTs ii ana III adjourned tOr the term 49,
C0NLox PLEAs-CENGRAL IERA-Heid b. Van Brunt p
N Oav and Van HOesen JJ.NOs. o. 90, o. 90 - w.
AZ al l03 los lOa Il rs Ia llJ, no. 14S III, L.
i2y 81 l25 l26 l2s l29, 1870
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM-Heid by Beach, J'-Noa
'CoSm6y P1EAs-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Held by c. p
Talv g. J-NOs 2Z35, 230o. Zl43, z4lo Z-O 4'-O or
t55lo 2.,42 z346. 1929 2lZ3. 2-34, 700, -45o.
p AFrs II and III adiOurne for the term 20. -,
STRR0GATEs CoURT-Before ho Inns s-COntested WI OF
TTcE Cr0te at 10 In the matter OF the estate OF
1ayio Jackson at Contested VIII OF A4Onzo u
YATES and Ellen NJ. Malen at p N.
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PLOYER, Tribune Uptown ONCE. 1898 broadway
NOACHMAN, &c-Bv a sober, reliable man,
" (inge thoroughly experienced in the care OF horses
Carriages Gel good careful driver TEND furnace and
MAKE generally useful best reference from Last EN-
plOyer. address P. L, BOX a Tribune Ohce.
EARMER.-By an experienced American
L married man. 80 years small family; best ret-r
ences. Apply at CARPENTERS EMPLOYMENT
TARDENER--By a single man who can
the care Of flowers grapes and vegetables has the best
OF references Address c, Tribune Ohce
MANAGER and HOUSEKEEPER.-By man
VI and wife. uuencumbered OF correct habits with
a gent eman quiet family. who would appreciate and
paw for well ordered house and nrst-class table
man would market ana provide for all house
grounds would 20 10 Far references al required
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