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SUPREME COURT.


MONDAY, May IA, 1888.
Court met at o'clock P. NJ for the regular May
session. Mckee, Acting Chief Justice, presiding
McKinstry, j.; Thornton, j.: Myrick, j.; Sharp
sten j.. Ross, j.; Williams, Deputy Clerk; Finkler,
Bailiff
Mckee, Acting Chief Justice, stated that examin.
alton of class OF applicants would be postponed until
tomorrow at A. M.
On motion of Acknowledgement Marshall and
presentation Of license from the Supreme Court of
the State of Maine, and evidence Of good moral
character it is hereby ordered that Frank P. Otis
be and is hereby admitted to practice attorney
and counselor in all the Courts of this State
On motion Of II. o. Beatty and presentation of
license from the Supreme Court Of the State of
Colorado and evidence of good moral character, it
is hereby ordered that enjamin A. Hudson be and
is hereby admitted TO practice attorney and
counselor in all the Courts of this State
S420-County of Sacramento vs.. Central Pacific
Railroad Company-Motion by Attorney General
Marshall that duplicate remittitur herein issue.
Submitted.
SS95-Dean VS.. Walkenhorst-M Motion by johnson
to dismiss appeal herein Denied.
Estate OF Sharp-Motion by Beatty, appellant
herein, to place cause calendar; granted and as
signed to Department Two for Tuesday, May Is,
1888.
On motion OF Elwood Bruner and presentation Of
resolutions adopted by the Sacramento Bar Asso-
citation upon the occasion OF death Of Hon. r. c.
Clark, deceased, ordered that the same be spread
upon the records of this Court. The resolutions
have heretofore been published in the RECORD
UEIoN.l
Court adjourned until tomorrow at 9 A. N.
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YsBIear FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the 18th for Sacramento: j.
Hahn Co., boxes and II barrels drugs, case
mAgnesia; A. A. Van VOORHEES, s. Co., cases
brushes, cases leather, case saddlerY; G. p. r.
K, 3 cases tin can seals, box plush J. G. Davis
" boxes chairs; @. H. Stevens, q cases shoes !;
Blhngsey Co., % bundles splint baskets; Hall,
Luhr5 Co., AZ bales tobacco; Mebius & Co., 20
bales tobacco Booth & Co., so bales tobacco NJ
kershwel, cases shoes; Continental Oil Company,
l tank oil; N. L. Drew, 10 bundles cane Frank
Miller, cases mineral water; j. H. Simon, cases
yeast cakes; J. B. Corwin, l else cigars J. T.
Stoll, case finished leather Mohr & york, bar
rel sausage; Huntington, Hopkins & Co, barrel
tackle blocks; Weinstock & Lubin, cases boots
and shoes, case corsets; Lindley & Co, rs cases
maple syrup, case maple sugar Sacramento News
Company, IL boxes muciage; Kirk, Geary & Co.,
box paper Gus. Layenson, boxes Shoes
For Don Notwithstanding, Mowry S Co., 3 boxes
household goods
For Baird-L. Stone, cases boots and Shoes
For Narysville- Wightman & Hampton, cases
stoneware.
For yaIlejo-D. Harm, cases baking powder :
G. B. Richart, case saddlery, l bale blankets
For Auburn-W. b. Lardner, 2 cases chairs, .
cases books.
For st. Helena-Martn Broughter, rolls carpet.
Fer Elk Grove-E. Picket, barrel whisky
For oroville-Brock & Taber, l cask lamps, bar
rel lamp shades,
Passed Deming n. n, on the 18th for Sacrament
to-Baker & Hamilton, car agricultural nipple
ments; Booth s Co., 10 cases sardines, Is cases
suecotash, so cases pneappes, Huntington Hopkins
s. Co, 20 packages hardware; Hale Bros. & Co., s
cases goods; Booth Co.; IS cases canned meats.
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SULLIVAN AND MITCHELL.
The EnsIishman Knocked Out " by the
American Champion.

! Especial to the REcoRD-USIoa.l
NEW YORK, May 14th.-Notwithsta
the unpleasant weather, an immense crowd
assembled in Madison Square Garden to-
night to witness the glove contest between
Sullivan, champion Of America, and Mitch.
ell, introduced as the champion of England.
| The holders of 81 tickets were admitted at
the Fourth avenue entrance, while holders Of
81 tickets entered ct the Madison avenue
door. There were about 1000 persons inside
the building, and the boxes were filed with
prominent club men and politicians. Roscoe
Conkling and Charles A. Dana had front
eeats in the space reserved near the platform
for the press. The ceremonies opened at
$50 by sparring between Pete Mccoy and
Bob Mullaney. Then came set-tos between
John Kelley and Steve Taylor, Jim Kelly
and Jerry hurry and Others. The crowd be.
coming impatient, loud calls were made for
Sullivan and Mitchell. There was great
applause when Sullivan appeared upon the
stage in fighting costume. Mitchell was also
warmly applauded. Before time was called
Captain Williams cautioned the two men.
Work was earnest from the start. Sullivan
went viciously at Mitchell, and the latter, in
getting oat of his way, fell twice. Watching
his opportunity, he got in quick blow. and
Sullivan went down. He got up and closed
with Mitchell, and there was close fighting
until time was called and the men ordered
to break. In his corner Mitchell looked fresh,
smiling and confident, while the breathing of
Sullivan was lsbored, plainly showing want of
condition. The second round was very
spirited. Mitchell danced around Sullivan,
and then closing suddenly upon him drove
him back upon the ropes. Sullivan got up
and pursued the Englishmsn with caution,
evidently bent upon delivering Knockout
blow. He caught Mitchell square in the
face, and the Englishmsu went down, but |
got up quickly, and after sharp half-arm |
fighting Sullivan threw him hard across the |
ropes. The latter sprang lightly to his feet, |
was knocked down and got up dazed. Sulli- |
van pressed him, and drove him to the ropes |
again, and threw him clean over them, the |
Englishman falling head down and his feet |
sticking straight up in the air. In the third |
round the excitement was intense. |
Mitchell got in some sharp body blows on
Sullivan, bat the latter delivered his blows |
with great directness and force, and the
Englishman was twice knocked down. The
third time he rose quite groggy, when Cap
tain Williams rushed upon the stage and or.
dered the fight stopped. There was much
confusion for few minutes, but when order |
was restored both men removed their gloves,
shook hands and were presented with bou. |
quets of flowers, and Sullivan was officially |
declared the winner Of the match. Mitchell |
was voted game and clever boxer, but too |
light TO cope with heavyweight like Sulli-
van. The winner took 60 per cent. and the |
loser 40 per cent. of the gate receipts, which |
amounted to about $4,000,
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SUPERIOR COURT.

MONDAY, May Il, 1888.
DEPARTMENT oSz-ARMsTRose, Judge.
Estate of Thomas Sheehsn, deceased Certain
claims of E. Nagle set aside
Estate of Mund minors-Petition for guardian
ship granted, Ellen Mund being appointed Bond
fixed at $500 each
Estate of Eliza Robbins, deceased-Seth Garfield
appointed executor, without bond. H. Burnham,
P. Bohl and ]. l.. Huntoen, appraisers
Kinney School District VS.. Cornell ct al.-Com-
plant ordered amended.
Z. Hogaboom vs. r. Christianson = Demurrer
taken under adyisement
Estate of c. G.. Hidden, deceased-Final account
allowed.
Estate Of Joseph Fernandez, deceased - Mary
Lloyd appointed executrix ]. j. Buckley, E. /.
Robinson and J. C. Tubbs, appraisers.
Estate Of B. Kunz-Personal property and home
stead ordered set aside.
Estate OF Charlotte Kicker, disqualification for
letters continued one week.
Estate OF J. Hitzenberger, deceased-G. F. Bron-
Ter appointed administrator.
John Schulp VS.. N. A Fry-Motion for new trial
continued one week
Estate OF Samuel Bundock, deceased Settlement
and decree of distribution continued one week 500
allowed as attorneys fees.
Estate Of John W. Sharp, deceased-Hearing Of
petition for letters of administration continued for
one week.
Estate Of James Towle, deceased-Letter Of ad.
ministration issued to Public Administrator.
The People vs.. L. J. Derssen- Continued for the
term (by consent).
The People vs.. Sc June-Jury impanelsd. Hear.
| ing to begin at $3.50 A. NJ, May 18th.
DEPARTMENT Two-McFARLASD, Judge.
| John Reynolds vs.. Francis E. Lynch ct al.-or.
dered that demurrer to complaint be sustained and
plaintiff be allowed twenty days to amend.
Antoaio Heinrath W. J. NJ. Fowler-Motion to
strike out parts Of complaint and demurrer to COM
| plant continued to june 4th 10y consentl.
Meyer vs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to amended
complaint continued for week.
Mary L. Rice Mckune-Demurrer sustained
| ten days to amend Eotice waived.
Estate OF Z. L. Billings, deceased-Certain sure.
ties released; new bond OF administrator approved
Estate Of Mary Hicks, an ncompetent-Decree
| settling guardians account.
Rebecea Gee vs. w Gee-Motion of defendant for
q nonsuit continued for hearing for two weeks.
Msry 4. Cross Sacramento Bsnk-Settlement
| OF bill Of exceptions continued for one week.
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PASSENGER LISTS.

NEwHALI, May 14th.-Passed here today,
to arrive in San Francisco tomorrow :
l.. Berger, New Jersey J. R. Everhart,
Pennsylvania; Mrs. E. E. Wolcott and fam.
lily, Oakland; j. II. Southworth, wife and
daughter, Massachusetts (; Mrs. w. r. An
drews, Oakland; L. r. Eich, San Francisco !;
J. Walsh, Calico J. w. Drorand, Mexico I;
P. b. Chisholm, Guaymas; Thos. Railton,
Mrs. L. E. Gavin, Oakland; Curtis E. Wells,
Blair, Pennsylvania; DR.. L. Dexter Lyford,
San Francisco; Deputy Sheriff Huber and
one prisoner, w. III. Russell, Los Angeles !;
f. Wright, Chicago; w. M. York, Berk-
eley; Lottie Hall, Hattie Brooks. Portland !;
J. n. Norton, Arizona John Frazer. San
Francisco.
OMAHA, May 14th.-Lsft here to-day, {
arrive in Sacramento May 18th: W T
Beck, II. T. Teschemacker, f. w. Pike,
San Francisco George Long, Jennie Long,
Peoria John Rice, Lille Rice, Tarrytown,
N. Y; T. r. McInnis, Ottawa; G. w. Soho.
field, New York; Il. T. Selmick. Chicago
W. Randall, Albany, N. Y; George E.
Ketchum, Madison, Wis
CARL1N, May 14th.-Passed mere to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento tomorrow E. Lit
tlefeld, w. A. Littlefeld, Miss Rosa Little.
field, Miss Emma Littlefeld. Mr.. and Mrs
II. Corrie, Salinas City, Cal. Mark R.
Mayer, San Francisco W. L. Eplesr, Hi
nois NJ. II. Simmons, U. s. Navy Mr..
and Mrs. G. W. Daniels, Beaver. Wis. Mrs.
W. S. Havens, Sag Harbor. l.. l.; Alex.
R. Baldwin and family. San Francisco (;
Capt. John Benson and family, Canada D..
Bellinger, Butte. Mont. Justin Speyer Cor.
man, Fl. Fl. Davis, Wyoming Territory A.
Corbin, New York; Miss A. M. White, Bog
ton, Mass. Count Saws, Capt. Kourooka,
Japan; Robert Cross, Glasgow, Scotland /;
Miss A. Gresch, New York; Frank Beach,
Butte Creek, Mich. L. Fl. Kimball, Chi.
cago; DR.. D. Albert Hitler and wife, San
Francisco; Thos. Miller, Omaha. Neb. j.
r. Pikerdhke, Bunker Hill, Kansas John
Kehdum and three children, Buffalo, N. Y. (;
John Talker Oakland, Cal. A. S. Hughes,
Denver, Col. Pedro A. Wreta and wife,
Spain; U. D. Hughes, Pittsburg, Pa. Mrs.
L. Sterling and two children, Brookfeld, Pa.
Frank Neal Dillon, M. z.
One hundred and sixty-eight emigrant pas.
sengers, including 1S1 males, to arrive in Sac.
ramento May 18th.
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Ottoman Silks,
In all coors and black Prices IS cents to So IS per
yard a splendid assortment.
mTWO MANUFACTURING DE

I y = = IS1INO y
PARTMENTS, each separately and COM
pletely organized, give us the best facilities
for the making of all kinds of LADIES
and CHILDREN'S SUITS and WRAPS
to order. One branch is devoted to careful
work on medium and ow-priced garments;
the other and the newer of the two depart
ments, aims at the production Of dresses and
suits, in the finest style and with the highest
degree of artistic taste and skill. Both are
winning success in their respective Spheres
and we invite those who are about to have
Cloaks or Suits made to see samples of the
work now being turned out.
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"DB. BENsoN's Celery and Chanomile
Pills are worth their weight in gold in nerv.
Gus and sick headache. DIR. H. II. Schiich-
ter, OF Baltimore.
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TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1883.

BLACK SILK WRAPS, with various
Trimmings of Lace, Chenille, Beadwork and
Braid, at $40, SCI 50. $22 50, SIS, $32 3d. $37,
$40, $42 50, $45, $48 and $55
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MARRIED.
BORN.

Sacramento, May 14-Bernard NJ Arnold to Katie
Schwab.
woodland-w William Marston to Susan Pritchard
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DIED.
Sacramento, May llama Blanche, eldest daugh-
ter OF Everett and Frederick Corwin, native OF
California, 2 years. 10 months and "a days.
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral which will take place from
residence of parents, street, between Eighth and
Ninth, this afternoon at 2 o'clock.l
Sacramento, May 13-John Anderson, native Of
Maryland, 80 years. (San Francisco papers please
cODy.1
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TIE double-column advertisement, changed
daily, especially for the great removal sale
now going ON at Red House. Consult their
columns
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FoR Picnic PARTIEs.-Chesley's unrivaied
Club House Punch. For sale by the bottle
or csse. G. W. ChesleY, 81 Front street, sole
sgeut,
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Bathing Requisites.

Pure CASTLE Soap, 5 cents cake
Turkish Bath Soap, 5 cents a cake.
Imported CASTLE Soap large cakes), rs cents.
Bathing Brushes, 10, 20, rs and SO cents.
Sponges, cent to IS cents.
Turkish Towels, I2H, Is, 50 cents and 81.
Crash Toweling, 10, I2a and IS cents.
Florida Water, 20 and 40 cents.
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Drap d.

new black material. Price, ST. per yard for double
width
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Sacramento, May 13-Wife Of A. W. Seton, a
daughter.
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ApvEgg1sEMKNr MEHT1on.

Auction To-day.
D. j. snmons-Caim against Odd Fellows Bank.
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Us.hit<<oa Special a tAs <:rena4tI Enquirer.
The following communication ~ ilo|
New Iork World ~ to-day will prob
ably put sumo rivsl statesmen N Indiana
in X rriIcriive mood:
sIf thc democratic party <)c,iro 20 eQc-
cord IN the presidential contest ~ 1854.
all they have <ot % sl0i>0c place ~ the|
head ~ their ticket for president the
name % WIN. r. Eibl<c><- Of Indiana.
liz integrity - unQne<lionable. his pri-
valc character nnblcmishcd. and his POI ~
ulnrity In Indiana nckuow iclgcd- lis.
election 70 that high position would bel
q sufficient guarantee Of civil service REL
form and economy IN al departments Of
che general government. And Judge
Niblack u we'll acquainted with the pub
lie nten OF the nation, and with the polit-
zeal history Of the country. having served
several tcrms In Congress during the
stormy times Of the war. He has III
splendid record. His nomIution will
insure victory. He is . solid Democrat
aud 4 pure man"
Evansville Courier.
A correspondent ar tho New York
World. writing from Was hincton. sug-|
gests the name Of William Il. NibIack as|
suitable person 20 receive the Demo-
cratic nomination for President IN 1854.
There are few men IN tho country who
enjoy = wider acquaintance than Judge
Niblack, and certainly there IA no n ID
whom greater confidence Is felt He
served for twelve years IN Congress. and
no constituency was ever better repre-
ecnted- He Il now an honored member
80 ~. kuo~osuo No.>h 80 IsIto~> k~w J
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e Estate for Sale!
DoAHF & TRIrPET.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Jasper. Indiana.
Pay Taxes. Mako Conse,anees. a..
ON REASONABLE TERMS.

|vT,reY nov or,- ~ al. ne fsi'oxir< sn.ns 80.
" h~a.<s'ns - teA' Estate lr Nh, County. and ~il
|ss1sf'ui'y show ne 'r.ss g sny eAs desiring % p1r'
4. ~: !. ! !. : = ls'' as-' - rppp.' mn. ,'ls.s 10.
- s.iLes close = 3 , Ednsa.,sa'. s.,dsns.
No.. ST. ruadir< srs'asis for Noel.
\. M 2. 1 i..';'r AK. Xxx . 7. '. r., 2 y II 2 s,,,..,:,.;4.
|tiae Easi. Az ex'rarf''nafy bargain u <coo.
~. 40 krrss near J~ssprr-co .r'.s cleared.
Isca cfrhar'. y'r*fara ~eii. harm art tcrss. An 81
10. 7.-iro Acres near Knoxville. Coed crshsrs
'srrifs ant citfefn Large nfu frame house and hsrn.
m .efss ,isaret remainder veil si1be.ed. Tsfms ss.y
land good hsrKsin
'sree sfrfsl and irrn ore Az n. ~ acres CLEARED dwell
irE-horss an stable. Good t7rinz water. Coed bar
gain and tern~ easy.
NJ. Ola n shs most elieihls ie'- n Necriilus'
~sftltlnt< n he town ef Jasper. M ehesp terms. ana
easy payments. Al clear Of irruntrsncs-
NJ. ro.-co sc-r~ good vhits oak sni eoss land.
near prs'ieih~ait's bridge. On rstcks. = near ~ To-
Ion A. 40 pay FOR 4.
no. 1f.-A three acre Ios n Jasper. win ecoi
horse s'ahic. erih. AZ. AZ u. rextfe fstoks. Al e.
csiieni ioca.ion ~ 2 ranut4sisry. Cheap.
No. re.-4o acre farm On ne Hrrftrrbrrr road:
three mites from jasper. Is acres cleared and weII
fsncst. rolling. i.ra, AZ enifiseie.hie. Ieg-hcrss
wes'her-hcsrtes n : rooms srd kiieh<n good stock
water; nrrher1 ~ loo hearing tree<. large barn I'D
other ouftuiitingt. ~ 1f.coo.
M. $3.50 acres near Cciesfine m Han townshfp,
good house ~ : ronrrr. 700 hesrins trees 10 orchard.
lsints ard n Ta wines. never failing water. IN good
|~ori<r. On good terms and "a ea<yipaym<nts ~ ui;i
trste for good merchandise.
No. ia rnoA business stand On ne ruhfic
Square. cheap Ard On easy terms an resiy % - irto.
Nh. 1S.-One ~ fhs hest hr'ck residences N tow.
near 20 business, and On easy terms.
No. I0.-Tw eligible lots IN Nccrillus' 81 addition
~ jasper. under good fence
No. 7.-Five lo.s -or<,A~r IN Kurd<rk's 81 siif-
Ifinn % ne Town. ~ rnfer one Fence. A beautiful rfars
NJ : residence, heins nearly 8 aeres q good property
on 18th street.
No 1s.-t Good business han ios 10 Jasper. vim :
months.
No. 1o.-1s acres % isnf - ne Trov rc>1. one-fcnrfh
IofH mile Tram Jasper. Nth : new house ~ fonr rooms.
and cellar. stable and rthfr curhni:fin<~ <hesp anI
easy PAYMENTS. o. viii trade for town prcr~rsy.
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Days Of Meeting Or the Trusteea
a tho Various IoWnships IN
Dubois County.
NOTICE p hereby given thatthe Trus-
tees Of the varioustownships Or Dn-
bois Co. will Be q their respective ofIcce
n each o. the townships fort ne purDose
q attending 70 township busincss: 81
che following days:
Columbia, uzrl1>ea, nsinbrIdes. Marion. u.11. 1srsr-
ssn, ~Jsek.ea: Co.. .patoka IN Trr1Insni fs@nsSips
~ q :%stsse.y. y esc1 ssskj Boone an1 Ns1I;sn
NJ rsf.ons s..Ins business sisk 40 n - Trustee
x'ii nave ~ observe thete 6eys, ~ 81 neu Iaw .roviIsr
n ':ec: ,. Such township 1fusfcr sisI1 dS.lc.s<s
ss,sn $500. seco vesk . month. - nv - ~reoni11d.
" .alc1 ~ VIII attend - ~ husin&nH N ~ fs~n<[I1
es1 e.aee neiIcs thereof u - dven - ths irksSi,Sn<:
:. sncn township; - ID contrasts. audHIn1 az ~.
~ q e'a'ns. shslbs ns6s ~ - ~ assIcssss
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-05

Justices wishing DOCKETS OR
BLANKS BY leaving their money and
orders with the County Auditor will be
promptly supplied, and : good article
furnished.
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VIII ind Il to their in~tercstto order The
and School records "a v.
No. ~ West Washington Sc,
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