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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1886-12-24
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vision condition Of this policy foreture tereoi -
requirement. proceeding It's part reathg 70 .o
shall not become payable until sixty after the notice
ascerainment estimate AID satisfactory PROOF OF e
herein required have been received by this company
Ing an award by appraisers when appraisal mas oee -,
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for by expense removal from premises %
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whole Insurance whether valid not or by solvent OF
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be provided for by nj condition written herson J
attached appended hereto Liability i0r rensuanoo 'n"
be as specifically agreed hereon. a. . 49, ,n.
n this company shall claim that the IRE was caussn oy %
at neglect Of person or corporation prN p me-
cipal this company shall on payment OF tne Inv
gated 70 all right OF recover ~
the insured for the loss resulting there'rom anu
shall be assigned to this company by the suleu u"
such payment .-u ., any
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special regulations applicable To Its organization
ship contracts OF insurance snch regu sns
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sions conditions as NAV be indofsed
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hereto and such provisions AMI cOnutlohs
shall la We such power or oe ueep
held To have waived such provisions OF conuloS
shall privilege permission affecting .ns Ias 40
policy or be claimed by the insured unless ~
In witness whereof company executed and aesed
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NOTES OF THE CANVASS.

The Republican Club Of the City Of NewYork VIII meet
next Wednesday gt the club house. No 50 West Tween
tysighthsL Judge Daness for Judge OF the
Court ppeas will be approved aud speeches Will be made
by PROMINENT Republicans
The XVII Assembly District Republican Association
last D. No 435 NDthave Robert n. pre-
eded Many members enrolled The chairman
better Opportunity than tne
eut Republicans elect Mayor, and Alderman
and for the district committee appoint
ed ticket for the primary election.
James W. HAYES has resigned the Citizens Commit
tee tie believed that the committee might
such nomination foI Mayor would bring him into
opposition the Republic parry IN this city and there
fore thought much better 10 resign from Tie committee
Jsmes CoogaB thinks his experience with Tho committee
rather eipensve one Only few OF the committee
willing " bear considerable share OF the expenses
and he therefore thou GIT he ght better draw out
At the meeting OF the Republican Genera COMMITTEES OF
Kings County on nett Tuesday the Executive Committee
report following dstee for the primaries and nomi
batting conventions Primanes October IL County Con
Isntlop October 49, d. city Convention the same day,
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WASHING ron NOTES.

WAsnISGToS. Wednesday. Oct d, 1886
APPOINTMENTS Patrick NJ FurlOng. OF Troy, ". Y,
has been appointed assistant fore OF the sereoyp-
ing OF the Government Printing Office and
Henry Wilbur OF NewlOrk, has been appointed super
intepdcnt Of the paper Warehouse.
PRESIDENTS REcEPrIos.-The Presidents reception
thi. afternoon was largest he has held since his
turn from the mountains The callers numbered 500
anu completely filed the East Room They inciuisd
large Icurslon party from North Carolina, and Ma
sonic dee cation from Norwich, Conn.
REsLRvE AGESTs-The Metropolitan National Bank
OF Cincinnati aud the National Bank OF Commerce OF
kew-York nave Deon approved reserve agents In
place OF the National Bank OF the Republic OF New-fork
BARTHoLDI STATUE CELEBRATION. -Com modoro Chand-
ler commanding the New York Navy Yard and Admiral
Luce, commanding The North Atlantic squadron, have
beef instructed consult with General ochoneh with
reference he DO taken by tho military aud
"a M. forces BArthodl statue ceremonies Al
lra Luce has been directed 10 bring as many az the
vessels hs squadron 10 New York as can 10 reached
10 time, and the training squadron. which recently
sailed from tho MAdeiras for Newport VIII take part
IN the display II arrives seasonADy 10 hoped tha
ak or seven naval vessels will DO brought 70 Now YORK
for the occasion.
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CALENDARS TO-DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMsERs- Before Donohue. Mos.
rs Ss 4 10 o. "a 262 81. ~ 952 25G $50
surREME coU-GEySha M " @ re R Ra g. t.
Isl 62 1856 1871 III $50 1871 l22. l47, is9 1851. 1856
81 sGFSENS coGsf-srGcAL TFRM-PARr I-BotOrc Van
BrunL Case No day calendar .
IN r9Y yss PAT efOge eo L sSs
So. SOS SOS w. r.nu n,nr ;, ,,,.n-n.,
june eAdoarned until Wednesday October 20
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUT-PAk1 I-Before Beach. j.
sTPRrMF CoGRT~t Iacurr-PARr I-Beore
sGPgEag -CIRcuIr-PART III-AdjOurned until the
grnENE @ @ saR , A RsT
Mos 2Sl2 l272 so S3io 9eSi Syvo 90 lz5 S2 SO
257 1880, ll55
KEn sne &
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPECIAL TERM-Beiore Freedman. j.
1EFnrAP FIJI iss ssssTiGh
lbs, iiG6 ii5s' ii49, ii5o, 06s,
man o 1885,
ham, sEr5 5Sos Sss S sgs 1870 S
1883. l 1877 1876 il37, iISs 1910.
sgEH9a 1 I M ps $40 ss o5 e7 lcs
O9 M 5 l59 li5s il54 ~ il55 ll51 i il3S PA 1852
CoMMoS PLEAs-sPEclAL TERM-Beiore Allen. J-No day
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TBRM-BofOre DAILY Mos 50.
o. 81, n,r.. ra,., rv,vp,,r p.toro 1o-r.mors
C. JNos 49, 1854 1870 1908 1912 1920 2ll6, 1884 a26
ri 49, 1884 1884 ls49. 1870 1902 Ala 1881 1854 1905
stayer Nos 1922 1917 2O23 2025 2O26 pops 2029 2030
2OYl 2O3l 2O32 2033 203 2035 2O36, 2O3I 2O5S 2O39
2OIi 2O42 2O43 204l, 2O47, 2O4s. 2O49 ~,
1'rry Corlur-TRI TRKM-PAKT L. Before Hyatt Mos.
o. 9i3 7iS 25 6o2 TAG 81 80 49, 49, 22S 20S es 2iS
22l. -. r,, ,.,o.. >.hr,oa T
Nos si 72s 40 292 800 SOL 3O2 3O9 3O4, 305 3o6 S07
3os 300 80 32 1913. 3l4, 3l5. 3l6 3l SlS 3d. oZO
32l 800 1928 Pa 1875 32G. 327 32o 32s 800 49,, o,
NS KS sos ~ TIN IS s se Ss Hs leo
Dos 207 $50 sO2 1903 652 6S4, 69y Os5 no
FCotRT OF GENERAL sEssOSsPARr l-Beiore Judge Cow
ing and Assistant District torney Ftzgerad-Nos ~,
50 4 3 3 TO- H. ~ - IA, 10. IL. H. lS H. 20. a.
~. 20, "a. 20, 26 q, % %. 30 . -, ,,o
CoTRT or GENERAL sRssloSs-PARr Il-Before Judge Gi
dersleeye and Assistant District Attorney sempe-Nos
"a s. TO- IL, II. IL, H. 10, IT, H. le H. ~ IL
% 3D.
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JURORS VINO SURPRISED a JUDGE.


AN IMPUDENT YOUNG MAN ACQUIIlED ~ oA''"
OF STRONG TESTIMONY.
Jury in Part General Sessions yesterday isleneu
evidence witnesses who testneh against
BENJAMIN stilber thin young man. who WAS acouse"
stealing the OF Samuel Ooruon a'
1888 Twenty third st The young man sceinen "
the qualities impotence and good fortune 'o 'he
testimony when he was hrst arreseo
the theft Jefferson Market Polce CouI'
discharged by the Police Justice and a. soon as ue
reached offered for $50 10 return the watches
Abraham Scber Of Gordon testified that ne went
rhe watches and had handed hln the
money and with the aid OF Policeman
SiliibcTt roll OF
$50 as found at StiIcTts feet. -.
Assistant Nemple satisned "heh tne
closed was certain
not dismayrl StllbrTt testified that 10 was putup
ot because threatened to Gordon ana oetI o
imprisonment The jury To The surprise VI JuuEe
del sleeve returned with verdict OF not RiV no no'
Jurors. how arrived al tlat conClusn
reputable witnesses s"OTc one way
you render many such verdicts your ser
VIII soon be- dispensed with ..,., .aoo,
subert the court ROOM but he quickly reoos
mpudrnce and. returning walked up to railing anu
$50 found AZ hs feet be gwen TO hh Juse
ierseeve asked SttnngrapheT Beard To read the uetehl
ants testimony winch appeared That he hah swoIn
money did belong To him The Judge lnereiole
Stlbeft mutred something ABOUT 70
crng DANA ges when Judge Gildersieeve sad snouu
lr term the Ptultehtlaiy'
Der finally left the room tn an aggreNed look
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NATIONAL CAPITAL TOPICS.
REPORT OF THE UTAH COMMISSION.


IN poUBr PoLYGAMY THE DE-
CREASE IN THE TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, Oct G.-The Utah Commission
by its chairman A. b. Carlton has hlel with the Score
tary of the Interior its annual report The report states
that during the ras year the law relating to the dis
ranchisement OF poll gimiss has been fully enforced
large number persons have been fiji ed and imprIs
oned Ia the pentcntIary tor olygamy or unlawful co
habitatiOn chiefly tor the latter OGeDce. whether
upon The WHOLE" says the report, polyeamous mar
rags are on In Utah Is matter on which
different opinions resscd but we thiLk II IS sale
TO say tn Il Ia enlig tened Otons OF the Terri
tory few pOlygamOus mdrTlaIes uave occurred
VT lin the last year. WHILE the rural districts. we
have TO believe tDa such Violations OF the Ia" are
not inir~qurnt -,
Referring Joint resolution now pending In both
no srs OF Congress- 20 report says: While We are OF
opinion that TINS should not suprrs de other treasures
that II would be On efficient factor III he
abrOgatIOn OF poly galny."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
RITS OLE LEGAL NEWS.

The case OF Paul against ). + Schevitsch one OF
the editors of the N Yorker IOiks /hn0 before the
supreme Court, General Term, yesterday Argument was
heart ON the appeal decision declining to vacate the
obtained by Bauer against the deendant rom
whom he sought 10 $4,000 damages for the puoca
ton articles advising aDorng boycott Bauers West
Brighton Hotel and Casino The decision was re
served.
An order was granted yesterday the General Term
curing persons interested 10 show next Thursday
comnss should be appointed to decide whether
the New York District Railroad company shall be allowed 70
road through broadway
sUn-ave TO the Harlem River
Justice Brunt. the supreme Court Special Term
OF the d. Myers
others London which they seek To have the assignment
of kossuh Co. the diamond dealers ~ Maiden Lane
aside The defendants the time OF theiI failure
September 1882 announced their Liabilities SOoOOOOj
their small.
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ESTABLISHING A SILK INDUSTRY.

WAsHINGToN, Oct. Cat its last session,
Congress passed law aIpropriating sum OF money to
enable the Commissioner OF Agriculture to test the most
improved machinery for converting silk
silk In pursuance OF thus law the Commissioner
setting up, in OF the Department buildings OF this
city, six serre silk reels which lie proposes
orerate during the coming Commissioner Colman
says last year this country Imported luty Tree OF
rerrd silk nearly 42U,0OO,OOO worth. II the
wbiph entered uio SILK had been prOduced ia TINS
conutry II would have added sl5,0O0OOD 10 income
OF the farming class and 1t would have required nearly
IL 900 persons to operate tue machinery necessary
convert them INTO SILK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
PRETTY GIRLS GO 10 SEE THE PRESIDENT


There crowd al the public reception at the
White House to-day and of the young ladies remarked
Now the President Is bachelor he really dirt
ing The Presdents doOrkeeyer did give the usheTs
down coming down he walked
into the East crowd had gathered the
usual semLcrce pretty young lady, however. happened
10 he standing waiting President enter
the drst person he caught glimpse Of lie smiled s"eety
aud so did she advance distance before che
conId shake hands for he always stands In
place door during the reception. and while she
walked Toward grew and sweeer, and
we the President graz ped her hand he was smiling too aud
te was very cordial THIS made the young lady
ma he the remark above quoted There number Of
pretIy girls among the tors indeed than usual
Only q le Of them brdes
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rrpopr.N FINANCIAL Markets.

LONDON oct 6-l230 p. mUnited states -FOUR Per cent
tonsos IO4 . Illinois Central, 1921 Mexican Ordinary
a. New ork Central III e. Pennsylvania oil Atlantic
and Great Western First Mortgage trustees Ceruheates
04A =, On $780,.
81 n centmes the account
Bar silver is quoted at "a I'D per ounce - -, -
IONpON Oct Ca D. m.-COns0is, 100 1919 for money
AMI Ol ll6 for account Atlantic and Great Western
First Mortgage Trustees Certificates e4 Canadian Pacinc
"a Erie 81 u, second Consols, le6 Mexican Ordi
nary 90 y; NewYork Central lisa Pennsy wanna W.
Reading, 1879
Hudson Bay Company 26a -. .- m,
quote Three Per Cent hehtes 80 francs w
centmes the account and exchange Oh Lonaon NJ %
francs 81 = confines tor ohockA
spanish Fours 627s
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DIR nI-JL WANTS MS DISCHARGE.

Dr. George W. Bull was justice DonOhue yesterday
supreme Court. where his lawyer John oher"oo"
asked for his discharge Christian Home Tor 'ntem
era Men in which recently placed by the committee
of his person. Dr George shrsdy The lawyer sad tat
Dr. Bun had taken order of ms physician ami
had moi su his incorporate habits which had caused tpe
Supreme appoint committees al his person AMI estate
To thlS Counsel Tor Or Hhra'y.
that had Or nll drinking beer port wlhe
milk punches and whlskcy Roster Bars THESIS 'oh's
garlen ~ Fourteenth and Other pares, and that VI
Shruy informed that Or. Bull physician had
prescribed alcoholic stdnt fOr him. lie opposed the mo
ton. The decision rese vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
TWO CASES OF "PERNGcIoUs ACTIVITY"

WASHINGTON, Oct G.-Among the officials
directly Affected by the Presidents conclusion That a
candidate for al electoral Office should reInquish his
Federal oincc are A. X DcaDy. United States Attor
ney for the Eastern District OF Wisconsin, and 4. H.
Kumier Uniei States Attorney for tue Southern DIS
trct OF ONO. Mr. Delany appointed to his present
Office by President Cleveland manly through the efforts
OF General Bragg, and has been noninated to
coed that gentleman 10 Congress. Mr. KuDler Is Re-
publican and was appointed under previous Admins
tration he has recently been nominated for Judge Of
the Court of Common Pleas of Hamilton County. After
lie accepted nomination ue wrOto 10 tue AtOr-
ue -tirneral informing nm OF his action and SAID that
II hi. OF the District Attorueyshp pending TIE
result or the State cOndcted ~ any with
the Presidents policy OF Civil Service reform lie womb
resign his present office. As already stated, the
Cabinet the Question Yesterdays meeting
and it 10 therefore likely that changes Will shortly DO
made III both OF the Offices mentioned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07


Rooert r. Porter IN 7hs Philadelphia Irsss
Early In present century Peter Pndar compared the
then Lord Lonsdae the devil. and his Lodship began
suit for libel against him Thomss Moore wrote
In his diary" follows Talked OF Ersknes speech IN
defence OF Peter Pindar for against LORD Lonsdae IN
which Lord 0nsae 70 the devil Erskne dweit
on the grandeur the devil described BY Milton and In
sisted that who should DO spleasod at being com
pared Lord Lonsdale"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

MI Assembly Conventions October 81 supervisors Con-
The Prohibtonsis Of the xvIIIh Assembly District on
Tuesday night william MoClenahan for the As
sembly and Henry Boak for Alderman -,
The United Republican Association Of me XVIII Mn
No 42f second.ave., last night large number
were present and after the routine business OF me
had been disposed Of the attention oil tho
meeting turned the political prospects
campaign resolution indorsing the noml.
nation OF Judge Daniels unanimously adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

The Aldermen yesterday considered resolution requesting
the Board Estimate appropriate sum suhcent TO REIN
burse the the 81 each paid by them for licenses
On accordance tb resolution passed by Coun
Gil The Corporation Counsel subsequently declared That
certain provisions illegal Meanwhile
the amounts paid by the cardvers had been paid INTO The
Sinking Fund Alter good deal OF debate the resolution was
Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
LIOUOR-SFLLERs RELEASED ON BAIL

Harry Hill and Ida Burnell his waiter John McDahe
OF No 43 Bowery Harms OF No Frstst, wait
ers al the Brighton" Emile Nelson. Tom Goulds col
ored waiter and Phelps OF No 81 Carninest the al
legged proprietor The" Aliens MaDie, were arIagned
before Justice the Jefferson Market Ponce Court
Yesterday After an informal examination all were held lO
tr,a MT. Il Ocked the seTgeants room untl
bail furnished The others also secured ban ana were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
STATE ELECTION IN GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, Oct. G.-The State election passed
of to-day without incident. The Democrats had clean
sweep every Following is the State ticket
,iovrrnor-John &. Gordon; Secretary OF State
Nathan &. Barnett; Controller General-"inam A.
Wright: Treasurer Robert u. Hardeman; Attorney
(enrral-Citnord Anderson. There was no Opposition
TO he csndthidates The kuights OF ao'
candidates for the Legislature have created sone eh
citenrut but the regular Democratic NOMINEES h'o
elected to the House Senate. A Ignt vote was
mol ed here and the STATE, there neih no
Issues or opposing candidates to bring out iui Noe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
.TIMY MCCARTHY IN COURT AGAIN.

Tim Mccarthy dvekeeper who has just completed
term Imprisonment the PenitentarY for an assault Oh
Catherine r ows the General Sessions court
vesrrav Asst,n District Attorney Fitzgerald called the
attention Jnd.e COwng To the tact that anoher ihct
men for assault charge Of assautng lheresh
Reilly on December % 1885 MI Fitzgerald SAID that ihe
evidence Insufficient aud owed
mssaL which granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

PITTsBURG, Oct. 6.-The new Democratic
Congregational conferres OF the XXlst District met al
Greensburg yesterday AMI nominated e1uoVerhor
Jonn W. L.tta, OF Westmorelani County. There ar"
now two Democratic cand aes In this District. Gilbert
l. Rafferty,, who recent nominated IN. tnls CITY,
and Governor Lata chosen by the DE nociats op
nosed to Mr. Rafferty, because he was NONRESIDENT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
ASSEMBLY NOMINATIONS.

CLEAN, n. Y, Oct. Special. AT the Re-
publican convention for tho LIST Assembly District OF
Cattaraugus County to-day +. W. Kruse was renom-
ina ed for his third term. HIS election IL assured.
OGDENsBURG ~ Y, Oct q (Speciap.-rhe Democrats
OF the Ist Assembly District OF II. Lawrence County
to-day at GOuvernenr nominated William Z. Alge, OF
Ogdepsburg Tor Member OF Assembly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
UAMPEREp BY THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, Oct. CT. L. Warren, Gov
ernor Of wyoming Territory, has submitted to the Soc
rotary OF the report OF the affairs progress
and OF the Territory during the Last year.
lie says The general business depression Of the
country during the year quite keeny felt ia
Wyoning Cattle growing, tho leading Industry OF tho
Territory suffered severely from the unsatisfactory
beef Market and the tide OF im settlement
OF pubic lands being sensby checked by the
requirements xacted from settlers by tho rules
anu regulations OF tile General Land Office Aside from
nrss r-tarding Inhueees the Territory Is making rapid
progrsss. .
disposing OF us lands In wyoming the report that
ony patents entire Territory received
through the Wyoming ind Office during the year
past OF these conveyed but forty acres aud
eighty. rnis Territory containing
SO 900 900 acres OF public ami reservation land"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
MRS CLEVELANDS NEW PIANO

Uashfnqton Letter to The Baltimore American.
All Of President personal effects and furniture
have been shipped from old quarters Buffalo, and Will
m ~ At once TO the country place The President has just
magnificent upright piano for tho country house
f sI s5 900 ana built order The roof OF The new
house painted bright red IN Ahuelp~Iou VI 'no Al
rival OF the things from Buffalo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
SENATOR EVARTS IN GOOD SPIRITS.

Evarts in town yesterday and held consuia
ton with Shaw relative TO the appeal OF the Gable
Company will before the Court OF Appeals on
Octob 20 Mr. In excellent health and spirits
He VIII make the argument before the Court OF Appeals
the Cable matter speaks with great confidence the
suit as that give the Cable people what they have
been fighting for in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
GETTING THE HEADQUARTERS READY.

Chairman Cole Of the Republican state Committee. Charles
w Uackctt chairman OF Committee and sec
reary Vrooman the Gsey House last evening They
have Gey House headquarters and
wi Tuesday next The headquarters oil Inc
Democratic Committee at the Hoffman House, Will DC
med
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
SETTLING A DISPUTED DISTRICT

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6 Especially Ninety
eight members OF the Republican State Committee met IN
the Continental Hotel this morning 10 settle the trouble
I'm the XVIII Congressional District. A. j. kaufman
n Iauca ser moved that DR.. W. h. Roberts OF Crawford
Comfy be nominated vote wa taken ahd only lhree
ballots were cast opposition to the motion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07

OGDENsBURG, Oct. 16 Especial. Repub-
cans OF the XXIId Congressional District have un AM
ously renoniuaied for fourth term Abrsm \. Par
ker Of Potsdam Mr. Parker called before the con-
vention stated his position upon various questions
which are likely 10 be considered by Congress-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
DECLINING A NOMINATION

NORWICH Conn.,, Oct. 6.-ThOmas 5. Marion
has positively declined the democratic nomination Tor
Congress in the Illd District.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-10-07
TILE COURT OLE APPEALS.

ALBANY, OCI. OIL inc OOuIb VI Appcdio
today the following cause was argued
No l3-Fdgar T. Bracket administrator respondent agt
Chester Griswoi mpli. appellant and Ell W Blake, re-
spondent. agt same defendant appellant
The following the dtv calendar for october a
Nos 8, AS As, AZ, AZ, 40. 81 and 10.