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CMALL FARM IN MARX ET.-The
8 miles North of Staunton miles West of An
gusta church, containing 65 ACRES-13 in tim
Der, the balance cleared and in a good state OF
cultivation laid off IN small fields of to 10 acres
each, conveniently arranged The land is good
limestone, we'll covered, has on it an orchard OF
select fruit comfortable house, barn and out
houses, well and two, cisterns. The situation is
desirable, being convenient to churches common
and high schools
July 31-St RICHARD B. HAMRICK.
N STEAM SAW MILL
for sale. Enquire at
July M-1m THIS OFFICE.
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in the hands OF Commission deriving power from the State
instead of the city The State a large has interest than
the city in this question Judge Edmonds spoke OF the
tructon OF new piers and said that he favor Of private
nteres dong work This has been done In London and
liverpool In the latter city the capital thus invested amounts
10 and the plaB has been found very beneficial 10
the interests commerce The cOn might be raised that
"a nds Edrnonds favor 81 the whares and picrs pro
ducing 10 revenue capital could not be induced IN con
sruct piers His answer would be that le revenue would be
derived from the Which would Ike hnt The PIERS
sdre Edmonds then etpaintd plans Of The Pier
and Warehouse Company which, rty Improved In order
o The sesb Interests IL corporation viEi not oppess
commerce Of the city be wocd give ie Commission ia power
10 regulate wharf mites pa
Mr Hyde also spoke in favor Of the Pier and Warehouse
Remafis were made by essrs Gallagher and johnson in IA
YOr Of private interests ~. :,
The chairman of The Committee sad that the members would
carefully c1nmne oil the Hguent and endeavor 70 report
some plan which would aori gcEera relief to all Of the inter
Mr. Moves on behalf Of the Citizens Association rendered
the Committee the carriages make Interior nspoc
ton OF the piers OF this city Ills morning The ASCOT
alton seeking TO advance private interests but was
endeay orng promote the general good Of this city The
speaker did suppose thai tie COMMITTEES wou report In
was preposicous suppose thathe LEGISLATURE would pass
bin directing the erection OF pat cnt Kind Of wharf and
picr That was question that sorld lc len commission.
bill would be laid before the Committee previous TO the
meeting OF the Legislature embracing The plans OF the Citizens
Association. ..' ,
The Committee then adjourned uati today at o'clock
when further testimony viii be taken ON SATURDAY the Com
mec VIII meet in the City Hall brooklyn hear evidence
IN relation to tho wharyes OF that city.
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It - OBnen calls Tappy he sudcs 70 me IN me 'e,s sd
70 Kate smith OBrien living with me In hovemoer mac
difficulty with him December he was NJ my house on tnc
Ieth Of June decline 10 tell what be was there ior
William a. Hammond testified; Am physicah nave
studied tie subject OF insany recognize asuheuon Dc
tween moral and intellectual insanity inteectuh INSANITY is
affection OF the intellectual faculties moral san aneSs
the emotional feelings Of the mind persons aooing unue
moral nsaify car distinguish between ght and wrong have
heard OF the case of Hndied think he eommeo cme 70
b. put out Of the world 10 not rccoect the case m MARIN
Who fired the Cathedral do not regard sacae az nsa
Y il Is symptom Of form OF insanity ue MAJORITY on
suicides are committed by nsnne people lsuy u hat Ps
Sion which excited when another person Is peeodi Is
kind Of insanity. -. a. -
CrosseKsni1ed- insanity perverb ihe reason have
read II The Parker in the newspapers 90 nos
abont the shoud suppose person insane uuo 'ne CIR
comstanoes OF the 0Bricn case. - a.
The trial win probably be concluded today Another wit.
ness remains 10 be examined BY the defense after which the
case v be summed up and then go 10 the Jury TOT 'eulcl
Ia CONVICTION OF AN INSANE PRISONER OF E
NJ rsrBotAPH TRIBusE. ..I lrr
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. H-1D the homicide case OF
Mcuir shooting Mnggie Baer In ie4 al the Connenat
Tcater the jury returned verdict OF % N
rc and dissimuated symptoms OF insanity Ih ,eno' VII
give the Court opportunity to send him 70 the Insane AS
"A
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wnARvEs AND PIERS OF NEW-EoRx
INVESTIGATION OF THE SENATE cOMnTTEE-THE
CONTROL OF THE wHARyEs AND RfRRS 10 Bf
TAKEN FROM THH CITY AUTHORITIES.

INVESTIGATION oP THE SENATE cOMNITTEE-THE
CONTROL OF THE wHARvEs AND RigRS 10 NJ
TAKEN FROM THB CITY AUTHORITIES.
The Committee appointed by the Senate to exam
ire the condition Of the pes and whecs of this city resumed
its session Yesterday afternoon in the Chamtsr Of the Board Of
Councilmen Senator Pierson presided
HSr Masters lie Canal and the re and Warehouse
Company He said that under the MonGomere charter the
ctv received grant Of OF land beyond low
mark fronting belonging TO the State The Com
otee was 10 INQUIRE bow much the whes and piers extend
outside Of that feet from whom the city private
interest Judge Edmonds said It would be useless TO offer te
mony reHon 10 the present cotaon OF the whs'es and
piers since the members OF the COMMITTEE had made per
sona inspection o; them. He would not 60 over the
ground upon which NJ Moves spoAe on TUESDAY IN
behalf OF tle Citizens Association, bat Yould con-
fne himself The simple question OF revenue 70 be de.
ought be derived rom the use Of docks and piers
by either tie STATE city except what should be necessary 70
Keen them IN repair Whether the revenue Is TO be paid 20 the
city or state ii equally derived from the commerce OF the
State and not rom citizens OF New AS We invite ne
commerce OF the world here u Is MOI SApeueht OF Igh 20
charge than enough 10 Keep the docks IN repair The city
has derived s0o year Fon INC renal o. tsS c n anu
has gone no me sinking fund wle money 70 pay the
from the view expressed by Mayor Hoffman that the city could
regain possession piers held by lesees Judge Edmonds
5 a. y se s 81 Ike COY Council
revoke the leses II the interests Of the city may at tme
require IT, Judge Ednords next considered tho allotment
whses for special whaves have been granted for the
ice canal railroad ferry and other interests Some OF these IN
teests require protection, and u IS % important question
whether disposition be mode Of the wharves TO
drive the great body OF commercial interests from the city
DE that large bari OF the shipping business this city 60
10 Jersey Staten Island Already the Cnnsrd and other
large companies have docks in Newsrscy The question Is
how the piers and docks be used 50 as not to drive
merce away Judge Edmonds said that the FIRST remedy would
I've to take tho control ~ tho whefye and piers from the city
authorities The experience Of the last fifteen years aud The
present condition OF things show how fio and injurious The
present the waIes and piers hos becD The
speaker proposed the establishment BY the state OF Commits
sion Bonrl Of Control. before the Committee adJourn'
| al e.d La r.tfI1 lax iYilT hgff
a draf OF bin whica would tc submitted TO thc LogSa
uTe embodylg tbs ilea. The matter slolh he Uiaccd
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MAYOR,s OFFICE.

STREET STANDS ETC, IL THR CITY.
1t is Known that during past years all the permits
for street stands signs stIwsys hoistvoys and
deliveries were ratuousy granted by the Common Council
bv speeal resolution IN This action involved
expense in each about 800 IN printing and publishing
the proceedings alone when az the beginning OF The present
year Alderman VsTHum called attention 10 tie subject aud an
ordinance passed yesrg the Whole power Of grautins
these permits in the MayOr II provided also that Ger
tam fecshou b paid IN each and that they should only
be granted upon recommendation OF The Alderman 81 f
district wherein the subject OF the PERMISSION may Dc located
and OF one OF the Councmen ~ the district This OI
nance vent into effect the oath Of February last
The OF tins ordnance has been that instead OF these
permits being Of great expense 70 the CITY there mas
already been collected reyelue Of some fSOO aud u es
mated thet this will be increased 70 over $4,000 before the
close Of tecord Is kept OF each which IS
always open for public Inspections the gSicc paid for The permit
noted in the well as on the record ana TIE total
recepts paid over each day 20 the Cy Clawbenan Every
effort used granting these psrmA 70 guard against he
revoke permit whenever proves TO be an obstruction -
specially inserted therein This provision is enforced when
ever complaint Is made ana NC iocts uptthr 10
Police been especially yigant within the last week
i'm recurring who have heretofore neglected 10 take ol
these permits comply with the OF the ordinance and u
is presumed that II they yglant III tie future the
revenue 10 the city tor the year win he largely increased
IL was provided BY subsequent ordinance That the whole on
pense OF the Permit Bureau should be paid ont Of the
eyed from these permits but far from additional
pense being incurred Mayor carried out the ordinance
with the force slready IN his ONCE
II dutv Of the police IN order that no injustice may 10
done notify AT persons concerned OF the existence Oh ts
ordinance and in individuals neglect 10 take 90,
the necessary permits notify the Corporation Attorney Of INC
feet n order that he the penalty provided BY law
No permit is granted q stand unless the applicant has
The written permission of the occupant Of the building
in front Of which 10 be pnced These stands are monty
kep by odd crippled men, who thus earn LIVELIHOOD
FOR themselves and who would oibeTFisc be charge upon
ube CHARITY These stands iOT the sale Of fruit and ueWsp0
Irs have proved BE- convenience to large
ber Of people that the pubhc womb " 10Th 10 nave eA
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Referred.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
THE BROADWAY RAILROAD scHBMEs-RBvBNUB AND
BARGE oFFICE-PARADE OF FIRE DEPARTMENT
The Board Of Aldermen met by special call yester-
day at o'clock the President John Brce in The chair.
communication relative railroad tracks in Broadway
read which will be found elsewhere
second communication received from the Mayor set
ting forth that the Legislature at lis last session passed act
authorizing the Common Council 10 go feet Of the east end
Battery the purpose of aud barge Office
and the Mayor requests the Common Council TO take mmed
action in the matter tho present premises used ore
entirely inadequate for the Purposes desired Referred The
Board concurcd with the COuncmcn In authorizing commit
tee Of the Councilman to advertise for proposals for the build
ing OF public urinals
An Invitation was received and accepted that the Board
view the Metropolitan Fire Department "Wednesday next
that being the occasion Of IFS second annual parade
Adjourned 60 Monday next.
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COMMISSIONERS OF EMIGRATION.

The Commissioners of Emigration held their regu'
mr. semi monthly meeting Wednesday, at Castle GARDEN.
Ciian C. VerIanck the President in the chain After
the minutes othe previous meeting had been read by the Sec
rotary Mr. T. Casserly and number OF requsons aud bills
had been audited Commissioner Winston proposed thai vote
thanks be extended to Aessrs Thuaow Weed and W G.
Hayemeyer Commissioners Of Arbitration in the difficulty with
the Charity for the Ouble they bad takcn
and that bonus OF 1900 be awarded Ihem AnnSzed IS the
semimontkly statement;
Number OF emgrants arrived 10 NoE 2. 1850. 2668
Number emigrants arrived since 70 Nov H. lsSo OLE
Total. ~ ~ M
To same date in ls65 10
Number Of inmates in
Island. $50. l.OIs 1913 s'' sS1
hss sss ~ pesei,is TO Nov. < 1876 sSes9 .
Received since 10 Nov IA for coy ~ ~. % -,- 10, N
mutation II passengers Sc. 80 i@''' "S4'oco u
ro,o, y.......-............ &55,0el IL
Disbursements as per pS>'ioss account o. =,
IN Nov lSf3i. r----.--.--- toiofsSi CT 4
w - s 'Vr, s'O'' .....-...-.--...., N6s55 81
Rslano<fn Bank .,,..-...''''' '~|lJ9 % f
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BOARD OF coUNcILMES.
SECOND ANNUAL PARADE or TuB METROPOETTAE


FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
the President J. Wilson Green in The Chair
communication was received from the Board Of Commits
soners Of the Metropolitan Fire Department notifying The
Board that Second Annual Parade Of the Department viii
nke place on Wednesday next elsa inst and inviting The
Heard to participate n review in front Of the City Hail. at
% o'clock p the day before mentoned-Vhieh wa
accepted.
The Board aftc tansacting considerable amount OF gen
era routine business adjourned until Monday afternoon next
nl,cl
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Before Judge SMAULRT.
TIE SERVING OF A sUMMOHS.

SAM H. Morse al sgt The California State Telegraph Co
Ths was motion made by Mr. j. Cerpenter counsel Tor
defendant servcd BY Mr. Charles Tracy on
that officer q foreign corporation could not DO summoned
outside Of the territory in which tho compays corporate pow
ers exercised. -, :.
Judge smacy rendered the following decsioa On reading
and filing adsvits &C. and Of notice OF motion and after
hearing Mr. j. s. Carpenter counsel for Defendant IN beha
said notion and Mr. Charles Tracy counsel for plaintiff
opposition thereto and the Conf having duly considered the
same now motion Of said j, Carpenter IL 70 ordered
that the summOns issued horen be and the same Is
hereby quased and aside and that this action be- and Is
hereby dismissed. with costs ~ defendant ...|.
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damages they would consider the pain and suffering both bod
nv and mental her loss OF business and the probable contain
ance Of her INJURIES In making up their decision
The Jury rendered verdict for plaintiff Of 5000 .
EKyrudge Emctt for Plaintiff exJudge SlosSon tor 10
fcndant
SPECIAL TERx-Before justice BARBOUR
DEcls0Ns. 800. =, LID. :.
Jacob = Merritt sgt Robert Of tSt aad
law required -
Charles Moulton agt Gustaye DE hsCarihy-houoo %
continue Injunction deni and ten pOrsr Injunction dssOty cd
Simon Waintra agt John Brown.-Aoton granted ana re
Jam 81 Burnon agt The Orient Mutual InsaFaace Company
--Motiop grated %. WI - ~ Ei-aA4 D. ..ilt TT q
COURT OF COMMON PL.EAS-CHAaDERs-Noy l3-Bs
= fore Judge DALI. l...
MOTION FOR AN IHJUsCTI0N.
Leon Sachza agt. Gefrtt Ycrance ct al
This was motion for an injunction TO RESTRAIN the
defendant from erecting wooden protection oyer INC uoor
basement which he occupied the north corner OF
broadway and Eighth ST. the plaintiff alleging hat the sruo
ure would greatly interfere with bis ancient Fights pesoe IN
erfernR with the display q his signs The Covt TOOK
the papers and received its decision 19 p
OF TOO MUCH RENT.
go. Noah I. COchen agt. Eugene Ferris.
The evidence in tins shows that the pantlt easoo ron
the defendant office the premises No VI haSssLi
for one year from June 1865 at rent q s5O per annnu
the COMMENCED the premises were 80 much aan
aged y certain Alterations and rpoi had TO be dene
whereby the Office enlarged and rendered more saluae
and the defendant refused lei the plaintiff oacupy the premises
for less than 400 per The plaintiff In the mean
time had purchased furniture and had cards and envelopes
struck off which he claims eDtirey worthless 70 BIN
He therefore claims damages 70 The amount oil so Inc jury
that no damage done except the loss OF
the cards end enveoPea returned verdict for s 90 the
Richard Henry Plaintiff w j. Foster for dofendsnz
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TuE LrcrrRE o. HEyaY vIsoESr-The lectu

THE LHcTURE' o. HENRY vIsoEST.-The lecture
this evening beio ue Mercantile Lry Association by che
English reiovner Hny Vincent win be occasion Of much
interest the suo being THE Late Great American Con
Act and the Ffsds and Enemies Of America In England
The oowiue leer IRON John Bright received by MI
Vincent shoYty boioe his departure for this country
81 900. ssRocHpALR, July TO- 1908
Nv Dr.n NISENr EN- glad hear hst ere sens 70
the states dspsd tic snd sou, yea 2oposs
- vorcf A-r the Im interest have aken m the rots
ion Pre- sion you ~ delight 20 see tho work An process Of eo-
&c., IA notion will fad perssns 70 whom your
- Dors ere wetnown. II sn.set any special Sub
~ ~ ay.Isl, As, e The edaesioIa insti'a,Ions q %.
le ~ IN v.rtisu atf hs NrwEnsland states hope you
fi Cf Ia ed;e this frei qlr"on 80 thH yea
.Ser yoLi ser' q Prrch IN making ~ and andes
ua .susu Ansricl havv done 20 maze instruction a
sa tni wi-f. serd you 40 e'es OF inrodaciion.
fht' -, a. = IN. ,oi nsy think rinper snd hope
h' ~ ~ -, yr fr wish 700 Pleasant voy'Fr, much
'' -, ln,s ,s.r y, 'he Sat, sod ~ retu'n 70 "a
." fw', 81 .. -, /, d, Z. y7ar. JoaS siGHr"
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rus HKRAtp oFYIcR.-shortly bea

r.. ,.ou tbs HERALD OFFicB.-Snoruy Dosofs
THEFT day tho receiving clerk at TIE H>rsd enos
7oeoek on leave the counting room sSr fSH ~oNens
aaG % ie:ss sgs 1ie;s :: once 90: Z; ~.
Young VIC tse he found the doo
time on lAe and DE Cave missing An Investigation dis
closed the re- morning been received hom news sdders
which paper missiRs ieiornsuon OF the affair
al and detectives IN pursuit the thief De
az few months SINE s%la1yea N the osee and up to
oaed AZ woren souse. al tie corner Of the Bowery
n Dayar 81 since the thc Il has transplTrd that the g
mock iewery Pkics aud chahsm st. and this regard
ed as rather suspeigs 81
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Eoy. 15--Bcfore
80 Justice NELSON and Judge SNAiLEr
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co agt Tho Coal
This action was brought 10 enforce an alleged iu-
piled obrntion in an agreement between plaintiffs and defend
ants The turning point in the whether tho plaintiffs
construction Of TIE covenant Is the correct one. After nrgn
by counsel the was adjourned over until SATURDAY
al NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16
CIVIL COURTS.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-Sov 5-Beforc
. Judge SHIrMAS.
In tho collision case in which the Hudson Steam.
boat Company were the bean and the steamer City or Bos
ton claimant settlement made by consent Of counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16

The examination in this case. previously reported)
was resumed YESTERDAY At the conclusion OF the testimony
the defendant asked for her acqua on tAe ground
that the charge srstaEtaed there being
testimony that weapon OF any kind had been defend
en hands The Commissioner refused the request on the
ground that although weapon In dcfehdants
hands still the other circumstances OF tho case and the
testimony OF tho captain that defendant admitted TO him that
she used an AZ and dealt the blow obligated him, com
hitting grute hold the accused for trial Defendant
was accordingly committed IN deiauls u 500 ball
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-16

Eupbcmll BIOhuVhu UT I4IIsH NOH.FV"'
The plaintiff in this alleges that she rented cor
tain apartments from the defendant for The purpose Of carry
ing on her buss Of dresscaaking with the understanding
that she should have the privilege OF putting up her sign on the
door had taken possession OF the premises and put
mt u and again taken down The plaintiff olsss damages
Tor loss Of The jury csned verdict Tor the plain
tiff for ss21 .I 1 .'IF-- lIlllt 900
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SUPERIOR COURT-TRIAL TERa-Nov Is Before Jus
teo BARBOUR.
NEGLIGENCE IN CITY RAILROAD coMPANY-A pihAi'
nATrn ANN mon sKIRTS.

DATED CAR AND moor SKIRTS. c..
Mary A MacBennet Ct The secondavc Railroad Cospsny
The plaintiff in this case in February, looii 1S.N
from Pecksp by the Secondave. Railroad cars @ Sgd
Fourthst directed the conductor stop he
ing to his testimony she took both e. al the
and when was In the act Of slePpins W. dapi.
ben 10 proceed The car is said 70 have peS ~ by con.
dated condition that IL had been Caught some
way by tho starting ear she "her OF fonr chill
by 1t across the street The lady 80 iefe She saws she
has recovered om ths 49, attended In consequence
her delivery four nong - W."
with great ard sGanssi; ,t ,hot any NEGLIGENCE
me paiuil IN wa;M vtlas Aer eain ana tat say
vi ~, want ncigrrce on her pait ana hei'
NV ~ part OF the defendants fHs company we're o'an 70
and h was for the my y uhiher TIE ear WIS Ho' W so
orIer and tint ,ct e. , toe gchirat hy we've olsn 10 eo'
sider vbcer Inc caiac,ni siIg tie lcotc tle pal
,if ns entirfly c g o ' ear NhN Nrgenee nnd Nhe'.
lie NJ Until t,i ;u Ut thc rlrg NhcH pvtuiE o a"L %
ellun,y ,i,t oi trlri Nunttl ln a. t'f lhrr ''Ir'
,,. o,, Il, r,cu rNfra enc Nh t'rsr. 20 U' t"'' '
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Charles T Mouton agt. Gusaye DeAsCarthy %
continue injunction denied and ten par Injunction dssoF Cd
Simon Waintral agt John Brown-oion granted ana 70
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COURT OF COMMON PTEAS-CHAaBERs-NOy I5,-Bs
fore Judge DALI. l..t
Baltimore daily commercial. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1865-1867, 1866-01-15
PROCEEDINGS OF TIRE COURTS.

SAIl kpAG, Jan. 10 lSOO
Criminal Court.-Hon. Judge Bond; George c.
Maund, ESD, prosecuting attorney.
Thomas Wooden, .or assauting his wife; aban-
doncd by the State. Charles All, aSsaultng John
Hamilton; not guilty; Thomas Renner, assaulting
John Hamilton: fined S and costs Elijah Lee, as
saulting r. A. Douglass, postponed. John Bangs.
James, assaulting John Starr; postponed Ellen
Neal assaulting the child of VI. FlanCry not guilty
b. q. HarneS, assiultng the child OF NJ. tlanery; not
guilty. a. Nroten; aSsaulting George Iame com
promised. Sarah Kenny, assauIting LYDIA A. vii
son; not guilty. Frederick Miles. assaulting Mar
garet Bean; compromised. VIM. CLANCY, assaulting
VIM. Ward; not guilty. John Duncan, assauiting
H. Scharif: fined $40 and costs. Jake KimmeIl. yio-
prayed. Richard Lee violating article ! of local
laws; same. John Walker, violating article I. sec
violating article t. code of local laws; same. Thos
Green violating article 4, code Of local laws: same
John WilkenI, violating article 4. code Of local laws;
same. John Brown, assaulting his wife, not guilty.
james Osborn, for disorderly conduct; fined s. and
costs Thomas Martin, for disorderly conduct; fined
SIS and costs. Margaret Roach was. by order of the
court, sent to the almshouse. Kate Hamilton, for
the larceny of money to the amount of 1920 from
Daniel Tchutz tried before the court and adjudged
guilty
Court adjourned over to this Monday morning.
Circuit Court-Hon. Judge Acknowledgement
Gaspare vs. Alexander Gaspare, bill filed for di-
VIM. +. Pentz vs.. VIM. F. and Clinton Pentz. de-
cree passed for sale of property and appointing rus
tee to make the sale.
Superior Court.-lIon. Judge Martin.-James P.
Pindell vs.. jesse NJ. Parr, gamishec attachment on
a Judgment, motion to strike out condemnation. Ar
gument had, case not concluded
United States District Court-IIon. Judge Giles.-J.
Boyle VS.. Thomas J. Carson. In Equity.
The complainant, who is a citizen of New York
brings suit to recover from the defendant, who is
resident Of this city, the value of two bonds of the
Hannibal and st. JOscphs railroad company, for one
thousand dollars each, and certificate OF the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad company for forty five hun
dred and seven dolars-three thousand and fifty eight
dollars In gold CON- A demurrer was filed by the
Messrs. Schley, Lanchan and Carey for respondent.
and by Il. }. Brent for complainant. Agreement not
concluded. Court adjourned over to this morning