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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFIcK or PATAlsrBR U, 8. NAyY,J
No, 4b CHEsrEuT STRlEr,
PHILADELPHIA, April %. 1899
Sealed proposals., lndoTsed Proposals for ST D.
plies, will be received at this once until l2
2,el2ek, n on the LIST Of May next for iurHishiag
lowing articles, to be Of the best quality aud sub
let 20 Inspection by the inspect on oheer In the
philadelphia Navy Yard, where they are TO be de.
llyered free OF expense to the Government, for
~A'eh 'esooI R' iB TRi SS FSifFsp 1RpsAycE
barrel Sperm Oil.
FIR BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION, ~.
u pieces Yellow Pius M.sl Timber, from % to 81
feet lonK, 10 inches 81 uare, and parNllel.
tpeces yellow Pine Mast Timber, IS feet Long,
IS inches square at aud one third from butt
IL pieces yellow Pine Mast Timber. from % to IS
ieet long, IS inches square. and parallel.
2pleees Yellow Pine Mast Timber, 90 feet long,
20 Inches square, and parallel.
S,0l5 pounds Red Lead, DRY,
Full Particular can he obtained upon apple alton
TO Naval Constructor NJ. POok, nayy yard.
II. NJ HIRSRRLL,
apN.td Paymaster United States Navy.
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V'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB.
danrSokl pEh has obtained from the Qrp nts,
oollmbis, letters o. sdmlnlstra lon on the psTsonnl
estate Of MARY ASS yEHngYRR, late 81 Washington
against said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
tho same, with the vouchers thereof, 10 the sub
scribeI, on or before the ~ day 0f APRIL
nexti they NAY otherwise by law be- excluded
fun all bunoht Of the said ustaI }.
1iveu under my hand this 81 day Of Arrlr
1909 JACOB YEIHMEYER,
apl6.Th9w' Administrator
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POLICE ISTELLIGESCE.-J. G. Marks, for
violating corporation ordinance, was fined
$40 by Justice Clark.
f. Hecht, for running bread wagon with
out license, paid fine OF IS.
Peter McGinnis, Daniel O'Connor and
Daniel Dillon, hackmeu, were each fined 81
by Justice Walter for violating the law in
leaving their horses without driver.
Owen Taylor, a colored boot-black, for
stealing ham, was sent to Jail for court by
Justice Walter.
Clara Nicholas, Nellie Campbell and Eliza
beth Blades, charged with enticing prostitu-
ton, were each fined Is by Justice Harper.
George Brooks (colored) was sent to the
character.
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| NlTED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WAsHIEarOs, b. O., April 0, 1850.
en- ia 70" yS!il'Gn q wLLLiAa T. whsD, % poTt
sLanted to him ON the 10Th day Of July, 1885. for
40 Improvement In Machines iof MAKING eoltsi
once on the MI day Of June next :, Any per.
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo-
ohee twenty days before the day q hearing
apis" Commissioner Of PRtents,
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RIVER SEws-FIsn MARKET.-Thc arri-
walls yesterday were very few, and consisted
of q fleet OF fish boats. Also schooner For
syth, from Accomac, with potatoes for mar
ket; Cuba, from Accomac, with poultry and
oysters for market. Yesterday afternoon
the steamer Arrow was hauled up aud n hole
In her bottom repaired. She will be furnished
In time for her regular trip to-day. Schooner
Mary Standlsh, Rich, left yesterday after.
noon for Georgetown, to load coal for an
eastern port. This vessel, which brought
a cargo Of four hundred tons of ice for the
Washington and Georgetown Ice Company,
was unloaded and the ice deposited in the
company's warehouses In less than two days,
which is said to be the shortest time any
vessel Of similar tonnage was ever unloadcd
In this section. The work Of dscharging
cargo was done by steam.
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THIS, is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THR SUB !.
1 seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of Wash gton County, In the District OF mbIa
letters testamentary on the personal estate OF
DwlGHr II. BLISS, late OF Washington county, d
q. deceased, All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, vi the yonehsrs thereof, to the snbaerlber
GA or before the 10th day Of April nexti they
may 9theTwlIeb by law be excluded from all ben,
Given under my hand this 2Oth day Of April, 1899.
Ap22. Th9W' R9een,Iix
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL,

pRorosALs FOR FuEb IIiw -~g 49,.
arAsrnsIsrrh;,sso ,s,cs q, .nasIst cgs,s. "
Sealed prots.I. VII y IN irss CIV, 4 L..
@ M Tor ~ sappiyissw WOOD 81 c.H 70 liz Tnlls
.sss Jas 1 Is. wood q Sc
sood merohsntabIe oak, aud 70 10 delivered, piled,
walls o. The MARINE barracks Is may be desis;
exnease 10 tho Usiisd states. The cosi %, Be best
white sab anihraeiissHr coal. free nom dd.t and
V wsish 400 poands 10 ths tou. 20 be weighed.
walls ofths Msrias Barracks - may DO desirnatsd
70 The 6ullsd States. ssd both Wood ssd e6El 70 be
israisS,a apaa the n.n,sIy o. sa.'.s.iy ,sSai.,.
SS p ss .as sss.g sssssos
Az wa.hlogon CITY, D. ~ TONS OF soal 100
PSrtsnsSIS. N. H.. rs tops Of eoait $50 cords Of
cSsrlo.lOwa, Mas. iso ton. Of coal $50 cord. Of
Bfaokiyn. n. r.. 80 ton. 81 coal; $50 cords Of
Paiisd.lphia. Pa. rs tan. o, sssi, 10. cord. o.
6osport, va. u tons Of ,,l, !, esrd. Of wood,
fsSnsSs win bs ssas s d s he receipt Of 90.
acofs % The post Al which The vood coal has
The TsSi Is reserved to rejset alt bid. considered
A guarantee to he slgusl by two rospD arsls per.
sons whoss resp Instability must be nsruhed 70 BY
bistret xttOrnsS, OF Jailed States siIsc,or. must
sssonpanY oaeh p'opO'al. otherwissit will not be
10 b endorsed ,'Props.als for Fasi, . Aad I'D.
afs''ed 70 '"' '' ' iWsiLbiAxB SLACK.
Ap's.wh Major and ausv.ssms-ter.
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TUE lumber product of the Upper Mlssls-
slppi and its tributaries was very large last
year, and ii is estimated that the supply for
1869 will amount to GEO, 0O0,0 feet. Less
than half this amount was cut In 1867, and
yet the lumber men of that region suffered
heavy losses from the slight demand. Now,
however, 1t is asserted that the business Is
sure and very rcmuneratiyc. The extension
Of the railroads in the adjacent States and
the construction of the Union Pacific arc
assigned rs the causes of this unusual pros
pcrity. 4 single numbering firm In Mime
sofa Is reported rs owning over 100, 900 acres
Of selected pine lands. 1t is feared that the
trees Of tho region will all be cut down aud
that the luud will remain dosolatc.
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AS THE TRAVELLING SEASON approaches,
travellers wish to know where to obtain
trunks that will stand the rough usage of
baggage smashcrs. We advise them to visit
the extensive mandatory and salesroom Of
James s. Topham II Co., 800 Seventh street,
east side, one door above Odd Fellows Hall,
where they will find the largest stock and
best made trunks In the District of Columbia,
with McMurray's patent stays; also with
Houses patent solid rubber corners, for
which they are sole agents. Messrs. Topham
IL Co., also have large stock Of valises,
packing trunks, ladies' and mems satchels,
&C., made of the best material, which they
sell low for cash. coll
0AH HALL, THE EMPORIUM OF FASHION,
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" MARCH n, 1869.
District If Columbia, Wash in0tOH COuntv,t0 Ion:
In the case OF JUDs0S 7, CrLL, Rd nj nistrator G
/. =. Of NEwAAs sHELTOS, deceased, the admins.
traitor c. u Aforesaid has, with the appreciation OF
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 9th day Of April.
A. b. lsfl, for the nnal settlement aud distTibu
ton Of the persOnal estate Of said deceased and Of
the assets In hand, as far as the same have been
collected aud turned into moneys when and where
all the creditors and heirs OF said deceased are
notified 10 attend, with their claims properly
youehsd, or they may otherwise by law be ex-
eluded from all beneht In said deesased's estate:
provided a copy u this order be published once
week fIT three weeks in the NATfoEAL REPUBLI-
oAN, preyiOu to the said day.
Test! JAMES X, O'BbIRNB,
mhN Tu9W Register Of wills.
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SECOND WARD REPUBLICANs.-Thc Sccoud
ward Republican club meets tonight at
Willis church, on Fourteenth street, between
Ohio avenue and G street.
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\ RECusAST DISMISSED OPFICIAL.-E. +.
Barnes, the late commissioner of the Fifth
ward, who was dismissed by the Mayor
few days ago, has in his possession, 1t is
stated, a number of papers Of importance to
the corporation which he positively refuses
TO deliver up, and 1t is possible that legal
means will be rosorted to to obtain them.
This would seem to be probable, as ycster.
office OF Justice Walter, and at his request
the magistrate pointed out the law in regard
to the offence charged against Barnes. As
shown by the laws OF Congress passed In
1867, the Withholding of these papers are
grounds for a criminal procedure, and II is
probable that the Mayor will instruct the
Corporation Attorney to institute criminal
action under the law mentioned above.
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NOTICE

TREABuRN DFPARfMPNT,
OFFICE W COMPTROLLER ~ TIN GCRRRNCY, }
WAsHiEurOS, March u, 1863
Notice is hereby gveu to the holder Of the ciTcu.
latIng notes Of The First National Bank o. Rock
ford, III that such notes will be paid 10 lawful
money ~ the Dotted States, upon presentation Of
tho ,amu NJ tho Trrmury II the Nultyd States,
u, r. huRLBURD,
aU7, Wlit Comptroller Of the Currency
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OAK HALL LEADS THE FASHION. Gentle
mems ready-made clothing, piece goods and
furnishing goods, at the lowest prices, 400
Seventh street, opposite the Post Office. \
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The "EvESING OF SACRED SoS0" with
Philip Phillips, at Wesley chapel, corner Of
Fifth and T streets, this evening. Sec ad-
vertisemont.
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JURISDICTION OF MARYLAND Courts IN
DIVORCE CAsEs.-It has been decided by tho
Circuit Court of Baltimore that, by the laws
OF Maryland upon the subject of divorce, II
is sufficient to give the court Jurisdiction If
tho party suing for a divorce is domlcllcd
within the State; that lfthe causes for divorce
occurred out of the State, the party applying
for divorce must have resided In this State
for two years previous to his or her appllca-
tom thnt the right to almony Is in the ma
turc and legal incidents of the marriage con-
tract. 1t is right growing out Of and de-
pendent upon the status of the parties, aud
every State has IN urdoubted right to deter
mine the status or domestic and social con-
dltlon of the persons domiciled within Its
territory. The status of persons is conferred
by the laws of domicll, and that this court
has no power to decree alimony to the wife
in case when both the husband and the
wife arc domlclled without the Jurisdiction of
tho court.
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VINO HAS not heard Of Oak Hall Its
stylish Spring Clothing and unusually low
prices, AGO Seventh street, opposite the Post
Office.
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RED MBS's CELEBRATION IN PHILADRL-
PuIA.-Phlladelphia will be the scene Of an
other grand celebration on the 12th Of NAV
next, (st. Tammany's DayD when grand
held, tho corner stone Of new hall will be
laid and other interesting services will take
place. 1t is expected that there will be over
$4,000 members of the Order present, repre-
senting every section Of the country, includ-
ing from two to three hundred from the Dis
trlct. Onondaga Tribe, No. 10, of this city,
have accepted an invitation Of Chippewa
Tribe, No. 81, of Philadelphia, to participate
In the demonstration, and 1t Is expected that
members of other Tribes here will unite
with the Onondaga on this occasion. The
delegates from this city expect to leave on
the sth Of May, and take with them the Uni
ted States Marine Band.
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Merchant Tailors.

EMovAL.-N. THORSoN WISHES 10 IN
~ form his old eustem'rs and The public T..
generally, that he has removed hts N"r- "a
ehaut Tslior's tnb'ishmenI from his old -
stand, No. go renusy lvauia avenue, 70 No, ~
5Ol Eleventh atreat, bctwB a PsnAsylyanlt
avenue and E st eet, whore h keeps cuu'
CLOTHS, CkssIMERES, Ere,
GENTLEMEN FURNISHING GOODS,
and tho STAR SHIRTS, N idr to order.
Since my removal have made arrIuEomsnts
which will enable ne to attend 10 ny Cu.tomers
more regularly, aud to all thclL order u re unc
tually N THOMSON,
bOl Eleventh EtfCCt.
Aps-lm bet. Penn'A avenue aud street.
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THE
THE
Economy Butter Company

the attention VI all Interested ~ tSe reduction
Of the extravagant cost Of BUTTER, to their prAc-
teal aud economical sy,t,u Of making puTc prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the
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DEATH or Two CHILDREN TRoM EXPO
SURE on THE CARs.-An cmigrant train of
four cars, which left New York at . O'Clock
Thursday afternoon, on the Hudson river
railroad, did not arrive here until about 8
O'Clock Friday evening, having been delayed
thirty hours on the road In consequence of
the froshct. Tho passengers suffered terri
bly, for want of food. A number of cmi-
grants were accompanied by small children,
Two Of the latter were taken sick from ne
glect and exposure, and died from the effects
soon after reaching this city. One was n
boy about two years OF age, son of Stephen
Cunningham, who resides at Clyde. Mr..
Cunningham came to this country about u
year ago. lie sent out for his vito and two
children, and all three arrived from Ireland
on Wednesday last. The child which died
was IN excellent health when they left New
York for this city. The other child was an
infant of about six months, daughter Of Luke
MOrrcmakcr, u German, who Just arrived
from Holland, and was en- route for St.
Louis.-Ibbaty Arg,S, AprR2.
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SIXTH WARD CAMPAIGS.-Politlcians In
this ward are about as active rs can be cx-
pected at this time, and both parties arc
sanguine of success. We learn that Mr..
John II. Russell, member Of the Board of
Common Council, from the Sixth ward, Is
favorbly aud prominently mentioned for the
Board Of Aldermen by the advocates Of the
eight-hour movement, as we'll as the substan-
tlal citizens OF the ward.
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GoyERsNRsT sALED

GoyERSHEST SALE -
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s 'ssEH?;ia:!:S !sl;;;; y account
= no T IE y! ; s:'' :, co.. s..n
81 d; ',,,nSsi S$s !Ssi il'sii! !iSs''''
odi on'oi ttss..is,iSsls ssI ..sr Beams, "a
.a .aicru 1 Ss;,.ss; sI SsiBB, Ys% Tanks
1, d,u,,r iggtIrn.ipes Vo,amnsi,alia gas
,ss .i,rs.. ! (Rladlsf n geIips hiii',roL
.iS. ,sss e . \ rraise,ssnnss..,vI
,,oI Il sssit,tJsS1 i ne s.T u ti.as,
y Crane. iseomplete' 'hih,'i
rou |'Gp hlrJissghssNyd;,' uaH aaanIJ
lul faf .f.l ! a qssunty of reiio v Pihs Piiesi
.s.aaa q sSS sSSSsl;; hsowiot ,il.1in dino
RACE q Ross han stern, s,.s Z, ,,..d
Giles % b SsResaafFOR hs yAra within ten days
wMss,is. civil falsssaf 49,, o0n ''s' ssasd
SALx on rnE rRos ,H;ssIEs STEAMER MEM
oroI boz gIrIT no PhisS .vr prr.rrs,sr,,
| wAsHrsafos, April q. ise,
,as ss.S R'ssSsS ~ &c! sSs he ss % ,SS
Usited States aavyI yard. New York. on the Sih
m.sl ,S,.Ssaf, Can be examined
A. any time On application to tho eommandsn' OF
81 .Ssss an. e &: ssTaa S';s rS:
s.n ss5 %a rom S' lie az q .ss
.putd OBJ ." "a. Secretary o. IL Navy.
GALE OF TnE Price STEAMER ArtAsTA.
E> s,r Id rw,.,,.sss 1yr D D,, ~ ,ss's
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The WASHINGTON CITr BIBLE SOCIETY,"
At the annual meeting OF the Washington
City Bible Society, held on Monday evening,
statement was made showing that the
society was in good working condition, and
that the debt to the parent society has been
reduced during the past year.
The 10th Of May was selected as the time
for holding the anniversary Of the society,
which will be held at the Metropolitan
church.
Secretary Leech having resigned, Mr.. W.
s. Fort was elected in his place.
The following Board of Managers were
selected for the ensuing year, viz; President,
Hon. Peter Parker; Vice Presidents, WIN. II.
Campbell, A. N. Zevely, A. Rothwell, J. C..
Hardness, W. B. Todd, A. s. Pratt, II. T.
White, VIM. stickney, P. NJ. Pearson, and
c. c. Burr; Directors, II. +. Zimmerman, ID.
D. T. Leech, George Rhinehart, VIM. J. Red
strakc, N. W. Burchell, John L. Edwards,
d. Bassett, C. Pearson, John W. Clarke,
James VI. Gordon, G. II. B. White, Thomas
II. Talbot, ID. Hagar, 8. A. II. McKim, D. D.
Davidson, j. W. Easily, W. W. s. Dyre, j.
Z. Williamson, Jesse l.. Adams, and Warren
Choatei Treasurer and Depositary, VIM. Bal
lantyne.
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liam nsr,. NJ. w n sasrs,sa. u siisS.ipsss.
Pa; 70 Miss r.ssrS Z. LrsoS, q this eitJ. 10
oAnpBELL- RIrTIrB. %. ras.dsy, ApriI
n, By Rev, Byron cumberland. p, d, IoHs, r.
dtsfnEiL q Abtcs y. '0uryrH. both o. this
city. 49,. .lfFf fssI 1910
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lT Is now usccrtained beyond doubt that
the crew Of the bark John Bright wrecked
In Nootlia Sound, Alaska, were murdered by
Indians. Several dccapltatcd bodies of white
men have bucm found In that vicinity. 1t Is
deemed necessary that the Government
should send gunbOat there for the protcc-
tlon of the white settlers.
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TN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
l OF COLUMBIA. THE OTn DAY OF MARCH.

Joseph BlondOn and JOhnl
l.. OwensVH, No IIso P,rI,,,
Robert A. Payne, J, W, b1sLsIG"'
Parish and Charles NJ.
Matthews,
Gu motion Of the complalnAnts, Mr. John Bell
Adams, their Solicitor, II Ia ordered that the de-
iendant, j. W. Parish, cause his appearance to
be entered herein on or before the hFut Tul day
occurring forty days after this day otherwise the
cause wi be proceeded VI th - In case u default,
provided copy Uf this OTdsr be published al least
once week for ak weeks In the NATIONAL RE-
PuBLICAE.
~ order Of tho Court
True Copy-rest; r, J, MRlGs,
Hh3l. Wow Clerk.
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MEETING OF TIE GRAND DIVISION Sous
OF TENPERAScE.-A meeting of the Grand
Division Sons Of Temperance Of this District
was held at the hall Of Western Mission Di-
vision No. 12, corner Of Twentieth street and
Pennsylvania avenue. A number Of dele
gates were present, and business Of import
ancc to the Order In this District was trans
acted; among other things IN application to
establish another division In Tennallytown,
District Of Columbia, was granted.
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DIED.


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pbh Ebsr L.l 8.,L.is- 'IIcaip ,r1s
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The RE8IsTRATIoS.-Yestcrd the regis
tratlon was resumed In the First ward at
the Hibernia engine-house. The books were
opened at IL O'Clock, and the voters formed
q line, the police arrangement being the
same as the day previous. The crowd was
not SO numerous as heretofore, and among
those In line we observed q larger proper
ton Of white persons than on Tuesday.
James O'Neal, a discharged soldier who
lost leg at Antietam, in 1869, and who has
resided In this city during the past three
years, presented himself for registration, At
the same time poducing his discharge pa
pers, but being foreigner aud alleging that
his papers were In Philadelphia, the judges
concluded to present his case to the chairman,
Mr.. A. Cook, for his opinion, who was at
that time necessarily absent.
Subsequently Mr.. Cook returned, and In
formed Mr.. O'Neal that he could apply to
the court here and obtain his proper papers
without sending to Philadelphia for them, at
the same time telling him that bis case would
be Lubmitted to the full board Of registra-
ton, who would probably render decision
to-day.
To-day the board will meet In the Second
ward, on Fourteenth street, between g street
aud New York avenue, and the registration
will commence at twelve o'clock and con.
tinue TO seven o'clock, and be resumed at the
same place tomorrow.
The total number registered yesterday was
| s97.
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Eaurrs uou NJ. y Judge otn. This court
was occupied A. follows on yesterday
rHE ALEXANDRIA ArD wAsHisqros Rail
Il ana M p. Road N i II +F.LL
The Application 20 appoint Joseph y, brown
receiver Of this road. The rule on the late
tessfeee to .seoount, ke., wore heard by the
ii, Br.disy ,js@es S. F,eacS, MI, RtGiic, aud
Iessr,. S, PRiilps, q ". Efsnt, ". II Dulany,.
y Leak, and Others Interested " the case, s'Ao
Mr.. &ersiek favored the appolntmsn. 81
Mes,rs. Stevens and Phelps As receivers on tbs
We ssssp they ysTe IF
Undstwocd and 0hisf. Justis chase, but IL they
sonn ngt be sppoipied hs 1svSStsa Inc n.
opes .hs, s.isps X. s ss,, w.. dss,SsS
DIN woald confer with Chief Justice Chtse,-
Who held ooett at Riehlnond. Ia order that
eph des Of a ,ss ,ys, I .s' sS 10 SsSSy
Of Messrs, Stevens aud Phelps brcauhe they
did the work. As u wss the late foSciyct had
gotten "a 700 ier 40 oversight that eeab' have
q Mr. 3: Philips, That ia pi.t,ke,
Mt: Br.dley VI" eet'aia be was su'S'"n
,rsMf. Riddle oonentted.s q .r.. .u..4.lt.. 2
Mr.. james s, French, owner add ptolrc' or
OF the road, after somo other statements per
| sonsi TO himself, said he wanted the crsd.
Itors OF the road paid He wouid mover get n
cent from nj, property until they were paid
The road had made $4,000 per alnum, but no
debts had been paid. lie WAS wllllhs 10 thkc
| charge Of the road on this side, and do ~
that stevens and Phelps, receiver aud clerk,
| did At $4,000 per anunm for 5000, and give
ample security. He said that AIR, NAnbcr'
| grit, chief engineer OF the Orange and AIex
| andria railroad, had had the bridge ever the
Potomac examined, and had said u could be
| repaired In ten days at cost NJ $1,000 n
Mr.. Riddle made abatement Of the r'ceiv'
| Judge DIN said that the receiver was not to
| blame. His nenounts had been allowed by the
auditor, and no objection made by any OF the
| parties. d
The case was not concluded.
=. ). Blitz Va. MARTINI Bufeh Oder made
oyerrulipg demurrer.
CIRouur OouHr-- Chisf Justice CaHer, -rhi.
| court was occupied as follows yesterday
J. q. Smith VS.. NJ. A. Paul. Action 81 eject
| ment for real estAte In Georgetown on which
| verdict has been given for defendant. Motion
| for new trial ovetruled, and ease to 60 TO the
general term for hearing. ..-.s
Pond Nv Wrirht Va MHIn'rh S Ursdlts 81 ds,
corporation OF Washington AGd debt proved
judgment OF condcnnption SO ,lhlt tho 'corpn
ration was entered for todS belnpgiHg TO the
plsin,ia Ia The treasury q tSe sity; s,v,oo :,
strike out Judgment In TIT, ease oyerFulcd.
Sears VS.. Sears Sears. Judgment con
| fessed. ." 'H'
MeCieiland vs. Lewis. Motion to strike ou'
Judgment OF non-sult granted and case con
Berry W. Donoelly. Motion for new trial
overruled q second time.
/ Burke vs.. Hayes. Motion for new trial over
ruled. o. -
stsekpolc VS. Angus. Awurd Of referee eon
hrmed and judgment on award.
Rigs 4 90 vs.. Hugls ct NJ. Motion for new
trial overruledi appeal prayed and granted.
Adjourned.