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PHIlIr DsRocnsRoME and Others,
I Circuit court OF Caroline
{ county, sitting in equity.

vv,,,t n ~, .,vv a,, o,h.rs county, sitting equity
silE
mentioned bill compainanls- The bill that Philip
Derochbpne G. William D. Clarke,
Ann H. Clarke sally Clarke julia A. Clark uana Bogan wife
William Began, formerly L1aRia Clarke) Eema D.
Ann aud Julia Newman,
Of real lying Caroline
he and parties sell the
aforesaid divide The proceeds thereof brtween
parties according their just proportions.
William D. Clarke, Ann E. Clarke, Joshua d.
Clarke sally Clarke, Julia A. Clarke Luana Began, VIII
Began, The of Maryland theeupon ad
judged ordered that the complainant by Of
published Washington.
Shore each of three
day Of June said
substance
them in this copl n person. ay socor before
they have why decree ought not prayed
P. y. HOPPER.
True copy. Test; THOMAS II. CAREY, Clerk.
October g. Dec I3-law3wWp
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Arny's Confsc tionery.

"]"y = VOmHeCtS0hefYA
tSo. o. Bridge ssvsa, ersssepn, ID. Cl
avail myself Of this opportunity my sincere thanks
my consan cns'oacss snd the public patron
age during inc ast yeaT which has stimulated
tons 70 saasavor to please them TO that end sreo
pepAsea AN unsurpassed lin Of
pound aud fruit cakes, worthy well a. ou
usual supply o. candies and conecs Also
use, fancy srrtcIrs, &c. '--1'
deem unnecessary 10 make p'sdges but will
sell with sustaining my present sepotali0n.
parties dinners, &c., attended elegant style
Dec ~-s0Sw A. l.. Army.
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HOUSE OF REPREsENTATIvEs.

The House met at IL o'clock, IN.
Mr.. FARLEY, from the Committee on Territories, re-
ported back with sundry amendments the Senate bill
authorizing the construction OF suberranean line OF tel
egrsph the Missouri Mississippi river to the Pacific
which referred to the Committee OF the Whole
on the state Of the Union.
On motion Of Mr. LATHAM, the House took up the
Senate bill for continuing in force for limited period the
ascertain and settle private land claims in California
referred to tho Committee on Public Lands.
Mr.. SEYMOUR in accordance with previous notice, in
troduced bill making appropriations for the improvement
Connecticut which referred to the COMMITTEES on Com
merce-
into Committee of the Whole the state Of the Union
Mr. of Indiana the chair and proceeded the
consideration Of the bill making appropriations for the
support the army for the year ending June 3O 1856
The bill having been read through 1t was without de-
bate laid aside to be reported to the House.
MI. HOUSTON moved that the bill making appropria-
tios support of the Post Office Department be a
Mr. WAsHBURNE of Illinois, insisted that the first bin
On the calendar reatiye to swamp Iands be taken up
The question having been taken on the motion Of Mr..
HocsroS, quorum voted.
The roll was then called, is required in such cases
One hundred and twenty-tw members having answered
their names the House again went into committee.
The bill making appropriations for the expenses Of the
Post Office Department for the year ending June Both,
1885, considered and then laid aside to be reported to
the House
The committee rose when, under the operation Of the
previous question, the bills sevcraly passed.
On motion ofMr KEITT, it was
Rs.o,esd, That when the House adjourn adjourn until
Saturday next.
After the transaction of other business,
Mr NOBLE introduced bill making appropriations for
continuing the public works at Monroe Michigan.
Whereupon debate ensued, involving the merits OF the
Presidents of the river and harbor bill and finally
the bill was referred TO the Committee Commerce.
On motion o. Mr. MAY, il was
Re@ocsd That the President Of the United States
the House information by him
garding in the Territory Of Minnesota by in The
OK the United States against the Minnesotaand North
west Railroad Company.
Mr. WHITFIELD introduced the following named bills
which appropriately referred
bill providing for The erection Of public buildings in
Kansas Territory;
bill providing for the construction OK roads and
bridges and improving the rivers in Kansas, and for
geological survey;
bill to exempt certain sites in Kansas from sale
and presumption and
bill for the establishment Of certain postroutes in
Ka Territory.
The House adjourned,
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Posr orror D.rAnrAKnr,
December 5, 1854
PROPOSALS for carrying mails OF the United State: fom the
sysj in uTAH TERRITORY, will Contract
s o Of the me- S o. inc oss 5 % " s" Il s s y BY %
day, the routes, herein specified, viz
1886 From Salt Lake G sy Nss Mill NH GIsss ho,s m
a,nviie, a5 miles and back once week
asas ss s's sss'Iss
Leave Leave oan,n1nsis sa ss c,s svsIy Friday s,1am
aS07 From ", Lake G wss Jordan. Gard
miles and back, once week
Anve q Cedar valley day BY il M
Leave Cedar Valley every Friday Al pmi
lasos From Toeie CITY A to Gsantsss niles back
Leave Toele City every Tuesday
Arrive !, Granlsvlle by ~ m;
Leave Gransvie every Tuesday at pmi
arrive At Toee City BY 5pm. ,...r u...,.,u.
aud Parovan, Cedar City, io miles and back, once
Leave Nsphi cisy every Monday attain;
Arrive :, csas. Giy mex, Friday syspli
Arrive at Nephi City every Friday bysp
NOTES.
pay win ips performed and for each OF such
satisfactorily explained three the OF the
he deducted For arrivals far behind lime as 70 break
ouh of the for the subject TO forfeiture Fines
MY explained by eeieaies Of o. the adnv,s
other crsdao aeseens 70 take The mail from 90 Or INTO
and after demand the mail frequently aa
Ts Gsnsa may annu the Contract for
axreeny disobeyng the Post Office
laws The department. for assigning the contract
without the Of The Postmaster General The Postmaster
schedule He order increase OF
allowing therefor rata increase on the
pay. the service
decrease of il he allow months extra
dispensed with No extra will be allowed for
distance If the points 10 be supplied
correctly The bids should be addressed to the
superscrbed Ma proposals
Territory uta The to be executed and
the by before The lst day Of September
For further particulars conditions be incorporated in
The advertisement for California, Oregon, uah &c.
dated lJh October 1853.
I JAMES CAMPBELL,
Dec 6-Iaw4w Postmaster General
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CoLLecroR's Orrfcs,
December s. 1854
NOTICE hereby tina, the M Of delinquent properly IN
IN pepnrnon and viii be completed and pnosned m c'
of January 1855 Interested sAncsty
lcque.d forward and W paying relieve he undersigned
enforcing the coiert"o and item
the additional attending advertise
r. J. RDCHE,
Dec 7-dtJanl Collector.
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no Members of Congress. Strange sNc.~DUVALL n
BRO merchant taiiors, have
and complete goods heir line a business
French cloths and velvet ik,
and vengs, sc, ,hey prepared
order their style OF elegance.
We make and
half
umbrellas glovea ruspenders cravais hardkercicfs,
Dec IA eoowd DUVALI. & BROTHER.
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Minnesota Land Agency.
TRACY 4 FARNHAa5,
Bankers aud General Land agents,

Bankers ald General Land A fgents,
ST. ANTHONY FALLS, MINNESOTA
COLLECTIONS promptly RENTED at
u of exchange.
Landed investments southern capitalists
and and
often
immigration, rapid estate, aDa
with country, enable invest
neatc nearly quite double value every for The
nea years viii
Thousands How be safely aud profit
ably invested
Land and thriving villages now be
bought So 81 acre. years will be worth
Many the North have
that
sight purchase cheap viii
Satisfactory references given For particulars address
TRACY FARNHAM,
Dec l5--fGwfmt ST. Anthony Fails.
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United states Iail,
LOUISIANA,

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
November D., 1854
pRoPOs LIS for conveying the mails of the United States from the
!st March, 1885, Doth Jnne 1853, following
until o'clock, Mondny, the 18th of Jani
aIy, 1855 10 he decided By the i7th following:
No T3 From Red River Laldns s.alm,par, horaaavc,
Mansma, AIarssviio, and Poin. Nagre Alexandria,
"a miles and back, three tmes a week. in two horse
coaches
Leave Red River Landing Monday, Thursday and satur-
dag AT ga
Alexandria days by II
Leave Alexandra Tuesday, Friday and Sunday a m ;
Arrive at Red River Landing same days by III p
Proposals perform the service in lourorsn coaches will be
considered and invited
PROPOSAL guarantee and certificate also and
by the bidder such
department
inviting for mail or the
July 1889 the States Of Ala6ama, Louisiana,
Sc, dated January 9, 1884
Each popoa so lie ssaed marked Proposal for route No.
addressed, Second Assistant Postmaster General
Washington, d. c.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
a3-iay4w Postmaster General.
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BARGAINS for the HoiEdays.W Wishng make a change
I'D M
al
dnysw wi do well o II consists Of
Emhroderirs, laces, rihnnds, flowers
Dress caps, gloves, trimmings
fancy
which wi be cheap. A.. TATE,
Dec f2-eo3t No. av between l0,h
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10 Dun gU1sCnz8]R5' b

sams q no psrsoa viii ~ saesl 49, - sesas arss
p',"sA' :" 'ss subscription ~ haAs sAvuaeN
sa'enbefs bwsrd o.sy b. Letter. The possss br
~ha wa Be- paid us assumed BY ousssv,. Ia u safe
The COUNTRY PAPER psslsAsA usw.skv Surnr the .s.
'''' ~ congress and ssm wssAy daring
ssnpuens 'os ssstoA iss thas year received
terms psoporuoAed To the above annus rales
oPOsrnAsTERs sushessd 70 sc n our axeu and bx
senang " svS DAILY sshscrbs 80 snciossd e~ vIve
q copy svatd.
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Ell iili[sl:.llIl !;
Trains run as foHo'rs !:

J0t80"S.
FAVE daily except Sunday, at and 81, a m aud aud D.
IL M
On 5unjay, at b, n. M, and D, p Ill.
Leave Baltimore AZ and ., q. 10. aud aud 0, p NJ
On sunday, a, M, and 8, p M -,
are by ,rains Ioayin 8, a. and ,, p IN,
Var phladeipha New York, and Sh and D p
FOR Annapolis, 81, and s. p m
For Norfolk, at ,, m =, ~, o,o,,, -.
Particular called TO the rule requiring Responsible
vorbr for ary the road
+ l5--du
oILVER PLATED and AIbatta wHre--l have recently
opened silver plated goods, heavily plated
an copper and on albaita, consisting Of
Covered dishes, cssiors, spoons, forks
soup ladies, butter dishcs walters
5aJvrIs, eake baskets, bon stands
Coffee pots, sugars, creams, tea pots, siop bowls
Ptcbrrs, butter knives, coffee and
Napkin rings salts, liquor stands mugs, gobiets
Egs stanfs, card receivers
lot kettles. candesticxs, &C
Together general assortment OF housekeeping articles
sale low prices
&. w. BOIELEB, iron Hall,
l0--eodiitIaGl 3lo Penn avenue ana JAW ID
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TWENTY D-msjohus superior Old rye WhsksJ
l. best in the District, for said by MURRAY X sEMMEs.
ngc I2--9teoif
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STANDtRD French Authors, fine editions, In fine
- the
ported by himself ffom Paris Of them ius opened
Dec oi FRANCK TAYLOR.
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GDTiCkThe heirs of RudoPhus Bnl, de-
IN granted by
orphans Washington county, Maryland the
appear the orphans of said
county before the LIST day Of Nay 1885, and establish their
bands, which hereafter come
administrator Se 5on with
hs will annexed OF said deceased.
JpHN sNEARY,
Administrator DC with the viii annexed.
Nov 29-law4w+
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CARDour patrons, and the public in general
II Speoly informed have this day. the fith
opened additional stock Nav Music Depot the
Pennsylvania Eleventh and streets,
merchandise every description Ne fonnd
the reasonable terms.
A call : respectfully solicited HILBuS HlTE.
f2--eo3
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~ x.r. al these shps be accountable for goid zily
sion spece ievey, precious stones or metals unless o
dnr Ire ssned and the value thereof expressed
Dec l7--dtf f.a-
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rIOCKx, Clocks be undersisned having great
expense second Of his and made oy
frnnt invites MI want Of
whal tmekeepcr give him call
saahed there another such as~omen in e city
sold
properly few French clocks hand Ny pvtces
from 81 25 TO s2S
O. 4. WHTTTLEaEY,
534 Seventh street.
r. s.-Au me be settled monthly.
npcp pp-spf lvll
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VIM. M. Merriek,

4
No. 38 Louisiana ApenHs,
w ILL practise Supreme Court of the United
w the courts OF the District OF CoIumbia.
Nov ai-eoim
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q an non WORTH and upwards OF Dry Goods Ia
4UUUU sold of cheapAn those inhabited To will please
forward important our books should
be closed. HALL u bNOTHEh.
Dec a,--3taw0wff
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10 Members Of Congress strangers -oiournna in tn.

no Congress, strnngers soionrntnu I'm the
civ and public genealy-Pernii call your
stock OF cio,s cassimees and vest
will
Having supplied establish
with wohmen, will that all
manufactured shall be 10 those made in other
iabishmen Ia the United
VIM a. STANFORD Merchant Tailor,
Penn. enue hrned doors uf ID street, No 3es
Aso for the French Fashons, received regularly
wi n w. II. =.
Dec 3-aaw3wif
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CREEN Corn and Green corn, asparagus, ant
VI Theoretically sealed delicious az whom uken from
garden, for sale by RObT. d. TWEEOY,
Penn. aud 18th street, south sida,
Dec i9--eotJaul ~ N. l. 8
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SuPERIOR second bnud Psnnorortes.--I have hand
- superior second hand pianos which VIII be sold low
Apply to JAS z. MCGUIRE,
Dec 5-h Anctcneer and Commission Merchant
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IcRENCH Peas, Mushrooms, a1nA Tru0es.-
peas and truaes Dramatically sealed, 0
sale by ROBT d. TWEEDf, 81
Corner PENN and 18th street, south sidc
Dec l9-entJani
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DREpARATIoy for the Hoitday~.-ToDD co. in
Of ladies their large stock Of ch fr In
sable mink mar'sn erm'pe, fitch marten
siberian squirrel.
With variety Of choice and rich urs, comprising the
largest offered In this market
The present Of obtaining these seasonaee
Injuries reasonable PRICE ehdrena fns in endless variety
prices very low.
TODD n co.,
Dec e-diw Under Browns Hotel.
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UITTH Increased Facilities Experience. and Gnex9y
quite aud adherence to the one-prce
sys,c feel fully u.had expecting Ia increass our adc
(now very large) during the approaching year.
may accomplish the desired ED, ai import
humber
supplies Of dry goods 0f for cash. or
promptly ec their bills presentation that we an
experience opinion, all customers
negiecns their bills by cash notes when
prosperity OF
A a months aIl more avalabe nnn
verbal promse aud settle in few days' .g.
being thoroughly impressed with conviction that INC pfnc
corec and mat we onsr
doar eorth dollar, do not he*tats TO-
declare closing any neither charged
" " PERRY BROTHER,
Dec r2-coiflet Central Stores,1 west building
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CARDIFF purchase good furniture house
II subscriber would thai
$50,
well hled with fine None
bargains as he determined not TO
be parlor
eight OF enamelcd cottage chamber
flrn made % and finished In superb style.
advanced large, funds
expected Goods delivered
All OF the Geogetown
2--eod3w ~ NJ McGHEeoH
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fVfiE Practical Draughtsmsri "a complete course OF
gand and Johnson cv engneerH quarto. London 1854
Nov FRANCK TAYLOR. ]
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Notice of Lost Land warrant.

III HEREAS 526i0, 81 acres, issued in
favor OF Benamine Puck. for military services IN the war
of address
post Washington city, and has been either lost
hereby that bn' the time, sppy
E TAFsCDTT'
Nov 29-lawGv
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CARD To THE PUBLIC.-Hayina retired from the
bIsiacss, would inform friends and the citizens Of
business the old
Of Davis Garrett In returning ,huns friends for
sis liberal and assistance would beg continuance Of
t..r
shop any time, Jackson alley where
build and do job
able and the shortest notice.
business feel assured
that satisfaction NIL who give their patronage
Dec 1--eoIm GEO. w. GARRETT
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FAENIAQE amd Horses for Saie-A pair OF beautifully
" nuc,sd northern family carriage hovse together with Nag
ni6cent northern built modern carrage.
The horses of vaIae brng gentle The
caiga only twelve months, and
md pe.feet purchased
The owncr having for sm viii sell Them great bargain
Apply TO WM. r. DOVE, aal-aeaier, First Wsrd
Nov 20 diff
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District OF Columbia. 80. ORPHAssi CoUnr,
Washington county, 10 WI H. 1854.
the estate of Armstead
Can't Washington county, deceased The
aure by dcceassd by advertisement
once a week for three weeks in tae Uaion.
Test; ED. ". ROACH Register Of Wills.
Nov g.
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THIS D. notice that the subscriber hath obs
of Washington county IN the Dis
administration the personal estate Of
Washington deceased All persons
deceased hereby warned o
subscriber,
November they Otherwise by law
be m = benefit said
Given my hand this 25,h day of November 1854
r. G. WASHINGTON,
Administrator
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John II. BUTHMAAN. Importer and Dealer An Wine,
brandy, cigars avenue,
~ d received stock
above, consisting part Of p
Madeir., sherry Port Of grades Champagne
and pints different brands
variety Rhine wine, Of IL sparkling.
sparkling red md white clare
So 80 per the highest order
And other kinds Of wine.
Also, very sognac, pale
maca nne old whskey, s, malt cordar and Havana
cigars
1D-oawifSW
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Iwo furnished chambers for rerf tvnc IN
= modious cbambsrs neatly
ggey located ON 5l street. between Louisiana and
ee IN avery the
na and Browns Hotels They VERY well suited Tor
who wish other nd
"1hins, with a door opening between them.
Church 80 w. ~ 'i ~ " s'' s'
Dec l-duf
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Dec 6-Iaw4w
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Mr. BADGER said that the Senate very thin and
he supposed the general understanding that no bus
Of Importance to be done until after New Year
day, he necessity in meeting every day. and he
therefore submitted the motion that when the Senate nd
journs to-day it be Friday next and when 1t ad
iourns on Friday be to meet Tuesday next This
would give those who desired 1t opportunity for reax
ton and preparation for the arduous ab0rS that awaited
than, The mnti0n agreed to.
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United States Mail.

UTAH.
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Q. wsdps.aAy, November g. Of typhoid isv,e, U.Az

"a WeQoSsoAy, N0vcnVoS ~ VI Yy1Hv3 SvvSt oAA1
,. SARrxsnK.
The relatives and friends Of The family are rssseteuy
invited TO attend his funeral, this sfternoen ct ons
O'Clock from his late residence No. Is West Thrtieth
street, without further invitation.
On Friday December /, Mr.. PAfucK SrRoko, aged ~
years, formerly OF Island Bridge, Dublin.
The fends and relatives Of the family requested
70 attend his funeral from the residence Of his son. No.
q Ninth avenue, a. one O'Clock tomorrow afternoon
No carriages.
On Thursday, November 90 Mrs. SUSAN NOON, aged
10 years.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited to At
tend the funeral At St. Marks Church. this afternoon
81 half past two o'clock
On Thursday, November 80 HrnY FERDINAND, infant
son Of Henry and Augusts Neuhaus aged years and
His remains inferred in Greenwood Cemetery.
On Thursday evening, November 30 after lingering
Illness CHRISTOPHER ACDoNALD, aged 20 years.
His friends and acquaintance are invited to attend
his funeral, tomorrow afternoon at half past one
o'clock from his late residence IN Court street. near
Congress street. South Brooklyn.
On Thursday, November 30, OF consumption ExxA
SNoDGRAss, daughter of Thomas shodgrsss aged 81
years, months and days
The relatives and friends Of the family ara respectfully
invited attend the funeral this afternoon at one
O'Clock from Bedford avenue, door north from Van
Buren, street, Brooklyn
In Brooklyn, on Friday, December !, Miss ANNE RED
hoSD, aged % years.
Her funeral will take place on Monday moraing at ten
O'Clock from the residence Of her nephew the Rev. D.
W. Bacon, No. so York street.
Suddenly, Thursday, November 80, HxsRIETrA BAY
LIS infant child OF George NJ and Kate c. Mann, aged
year and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend her funeral from the residence OF her father
of Lormer and Devoo streets, Williamsburg, to-mor
row morning, at eleven O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-02

IN absolute property 10 1t and an absolute con
troll over It. The evidence shows that there were
pews IN the church, aud that these pews ...e
private property, tfansmissible TO heirs, and the
fair inference from this fact, and IRON o prcva-
lence Of the pew system in New England was,
that the contributors were the vners Of the lands
and builcirgs The words In the deed were intend
ed q pubic declaration OF the then intent OF the
holders, and their then opinions aud desires, but
rot az perpetual limitation. The "cong segation"
was, in fact, fhe same with the contributors.
The purchasers and the benefciaries were the
same parties, and the property put in the hands
OF trustees only because the proprietors were
not Incorporated; and on their becoming inc0rp1
rated In 1906 the fes and the use were both merged
and executed In them, and they held. as CORPORA
ton of pewhoders, the absolute property, clear Of
all trust In case OF such trust this the statute
OF iimistions does apply, and RUS fs3m the time Of
the act of Incorporated, az lelst.
Messrs. CLoate and Dana, in oly, contended that
there was no evidence that the contributors were
pewholders. and that if they had bsen the qualified
property which subsis's in pews is not inconsistent
with Charitable trust In the land and buildings,
for the benefit Of the entire cnpgTegasion incn ii
pewhodsrs. By the Law OF Scotland and OF Mass
sachusets ami by the general Presbyterian polity.
pewhodrg, OF itself, does not give the right Of vot
irg Ia religious societies.
TIE prayer was, that the court would declare the
properly to BE- ted In trust for the alleged publi,
obai lily, acd limit its TO sosety Ia Connection
with The Scotch Presbyterian churcn.
The count has tie cause Under acvisemelt.
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Police Intelligence.

The vdriol Nan-His Examination and Committoi
for Trial BY the Adyor.-Yesterday Theodore H. Gray,
the vitrol man. taken before the Mayor for exami
nation who, ut tho conclusion of the same committed
him for trial on fifteen complaints, ia default of $500
bail In each case He therefore committed to the
Tombs for trial In, default of the fixed amount Of BAIL
namely, 1880.
= Grand Larceny-Ro1Iing a BeJGcllow.-A man named
Thomas Walsh was arrested yesterday by the Fourth
ward police charged the complaint Of Francis An
derson with stealing from him $50 in gold coin 1t ap
pears from the statement Of the complainant that the
prisoner and he occupied the together at the
Eagle Hotel corner OF Frankfort and William Streets
thai the complainant having the above in his pos
session. placed between the two mattresses for
y against thieves and surprised in the morning to
find that the money had been stolsn by omebody. On
charging his bedfelow with the larceny and searching
him, the cash found his person. Committed for
trial.
Corection-I report of mining TRANSACTION. by
which party in this city had been dofrauded, as Ia al
legged, out OF $500 worth of mining stock lated
that the person arrested was Orlando Gray. This
was mistake. The person charged with this alleged
swindhng operation was Orlando G. Darling not Mr.
Gray, as we stated erroneously. We make the
ton in justice TO Mr. Gray as 1t placed him IN 10 en-
viable position before the public.