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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-05
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT soCruEnS DIS.


Before Ny Justice NcisOn.- Proceedings bg Is
signccs 10 rccOrer property c1Cd 10 6cJHg 70 he 0f
rp cy pracic,-I a he matter Of John n. BoHcsiteI u
Bankrupt Nelson &. This Is petition OF Mrs Bone
steel 10 review petition OF the District Court on c"hh
BY the assignee that she held LIS shares OF STOCK ~
NIcol-ou Pavement Company ia Brooklyn thai belonged
to her husband. The proceeding against hef was by ps
ton IN Summary way, by the assignee 10 cOnpei Ler
10 show cause this stock should not ne trdi-erIcd
10 nm. The stock IS said TO he OF the N"lne
of $4,000. We have heretofore Dcid mat the thL
by Ihc assignee aSai.st a third person % recover
assets claimed 20 belong 10 the bankrupt should be cont
menCod by bll equity, or suit 81 law unuer the tid
clause Of TIE second section OF the Bankrupt act Ius
decision made shortly before tho question m ms
care occurred In that directed That tlc petition
aud answers be amended aud stand for bill and answer
IN that case however tie proceedings hAd not extended
beyond those pCaaUSs An application IS Row made -
This case revise decision tie court below pen!
fuI which. u the proceedings are 10 De regarded as
founded Ou3 bin equity, could not ne euicrtaNt l. Is c
remedy u such could only be by appeal uuOer inc
eighth section az h, act As c have not reformed hC piJ-
cetGugs m ti, case as done In Gle referred 10.
and as the practice has been here;1 very WJc ui-
settled, ard hold T tLs case that Tie remedy Is ~
appeal by ucti'uu the time for appeal having
been passed. would preclude al Tc.Ci We lluA IL Viii
be hest and ul.uyTuoe Of justice 10 AL pElcs cen
eerneG 20 aside The order decree o The Court ~
founded ocular proceedings vain leave iOr ire
pctICutr, tie assignee, To fife Oh n The usual way
against Mrs BnLCstec without costs 20 either party "a
The case O. Iu Alexander, before tho 'raurlco,
understand This - D. according % tAr tlH- construction
Of the act. and also ia before judge Clifford Tie
petition OF Mrs BOuostec l> granted.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
rnRr nP NsM-NOEE.......nn.

PORT up Rsw-NOEH..........''.''''' ''ha'b1
CLEARkp.
If tstx,rp Lstrh bls'Sof lh webster, LIVER
,a,,, L.w. il,.,i Gaii Su-Hh NsLres', GALVESTON
mi K,, ps,ti NJ lii. Set.ron. Phhsdeiphh
Ship hinden. Daihel, le1aon mn r-.... nl.s,L
B.s-olsis Ptss" P.ssmhuso .od hAhs ,s.a.o pAs'"l'
80 ,at,,t ErsnBK star ksnbelr haisnya Tor "'dr
,a. st.nl,r. Hail R,,i 10 Chafasags tcsis Losdou
IL.,n G,h,at.t faf afdeTs; Psns.. Bldde bslit . . a.,
hn . ~. r Tb.rp~h N.sgn'I: VOLUNTEER Trsh. On
mia. for od, Agbsfs Waite Nosis'so And bh'a', Afs' bsi
Of the Bs. Moves Iaasssls spi is's'eA - -.
tl,,. N,,trun.T Banirn kbss'e, jan Mar Loalsa
Cs,i w.Sinnstar sp,elrei saib N"rst J1a' psci
n.,,a. Hi,cbe. JssbmsI, " 'ushng
CooI G.nsb X Cbs,t Jo,. hOoh fsobt "1. s'I'"' paf
Jahnsss, Stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Isss, Adgsf LODI -.oJ 'bsfl.s'en n'"
Bns R vsssi tsi,sn, cpfsthss HssJs ssi DIS 'sss" W"
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS


NATTKDA1. MANOR
steamship Inioh
from Iobas Pos. OTre st " steamship sas At D.
IN supp autary Mai for pad letters ony made Bremen
Pier and closes al l:4U .
and for TIE South Pacific su1 Central
By she II nv 'hannee close q tue General Post
at Ol 10 steamship sails At T. from Pier q " x
Mai. TO- France IA IIae aud BRET pei st,sm'hp 81 Laurent
n cle.e the General PotOhcr att NJ No sap
nnIaTNM
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COURT or OYER AND rERNrSER.

in re Ira q. and Esther GaFdiRer.-It may be
rtbeDDc<ed that In January last air. and Mrs. Gardner
were arrested AT Their home in Harlem. and
of l health committed 20 Bellevue Hospital, instead OF
The IObs. Oh suspicion Of having poisoned Capt John
Ale Handor, who bad lived with them al Intervals
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CAPTAINS ,ud Iurr srtnsg a. 'hls I" .fr rslnesed
.,,T Addressed Nes iotk Asocaisd Pes. onJlo
pesss, exhibiting sntsu snhcrur Of '" eson'o usn.h
AGENT pakit. she yoDEd Of to"mftt mas ihstSE
World y4n EprS.. Eraisc Post Conihn'1I dd'''rT sa"s
/sny Dta0srai should as" be d'4'sfsd eh 70
ILsl aInnIa
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Qort S1larorns' glutif,.

-~~~~~--~~-~N~ STATE " NHv.YoRK
Poar.w lRpprs OFFICE, No ~ Willamst
NOTICE Ia hereby given, III accordance with
s,ou Of the Act passed Apul H. 1884, entitled an Acito
R,oanre the aieps Port Of New YORK. To all persoa
interested In or having OF the subject matter Of snoH inquiry
TERMINATION survey that following vessels under ri
ton b the Po the erannauoa
within this notice beard '~d
vessels:
queen
SthT \ C. NOycs.
t.n.sto,p Baltic.
aINTHOKNB TUMPkISS, President
J. AUes IIkRRISis, Secretary.
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nINIAIrRk ALhANAC

s... q sru ,.s ......... $3.50 Nasp r.ll
psi.
s..o. u... >, 1ay, y Hell 0As .....H:b
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SUPREME COURT CIRCUr-PARr I.-DECIsIONs
By Judge Ingrdhdm.-Taft agt. Jackson
The plaintiff to the property It's value not
ID this nate.
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2tnlistru.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION - The
Headquarters Oxide r Painless Teeth Extraction
given 5000 patients without IA are accident
Office. 10 Cooper Institute
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mated the suasete oxide 2 l. tie
approved do nothing hut BA TRACT rEhI 'a 80 hss
WITHOUT PAIN-so 1900 paeu. tst See Lsu ~ Tue
ofee No. - Cooper Institute.
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90 4ldnulsItu,,s.

T'HE DUNDEE MANUFACTUrtNG COM
PANi Invite the IueEleu ni Lsu-f, ST NJ y" 80 t'sef
the Of Psssaie. kewj...r ar s't.f 80. -, "~
Paterson and eight mites atos hss' aAaApE e it' lshpi
within isLoss 4 IT, slas'efyi an tie
cry Hail. Es-fo ThrT base Lvd aud al 'Nei' 10 sT w.
hSh riib shole Iaa tss nee Ia ifel
The mFSte. rsr ti bat rsh The
bsps both sei asi Val r" ls .pps water
not, oAy aLuacani bat rspsnsst To strd
ns,gabe the midst ~ hrss paruls.p III. ri s' 10
ksslok oasng sda AVIAN ge.a bs alt
aud BY sssTl utts tn most s'srs,s "tf r mana
eiurink the "a ths sal
hnek Mn 0Il9o s, gseht, si 50 isls,
all read, immediate osupbho Ayyiaacls ). W.
TOkRRY, ~ vssssst, kes.Tsfs.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUEr-is ADMIRALTY

-ELCi~IONS
ByJudge Bl0tcifOrd w. Jessup act.
steam Propeller VIM Wclls-LiOel orgcred dismissed.
Frazer Baker act. john w. Us>el.-D fgu- 90 respond
cut ordered. james winthrop agt. Thomas q. Atwood
Default ordered for hbCudut IGUma, q. beu.ou as.
Benjamin D. Mctcalf-Irial opened and Adjourned EAlI
1uesday,
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professional AOtius.

nR LEWIS, No. z Bcach-St.. makes Il Spccdty
AZ oftrc,tng al diseases without mercury ILo0' s' 'h'a De
ulyNu The d. has gwen l' -rLHoA 10 'A's
diseases Tor the lsst ~ years New. loTs 'iI
nR. OLIN. q Bond-St., New-lOrk, at Union
~ side regulations @cs RECEPTION ~a'l o. lHrne .ai
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three stamps sn PsuVhI Th"rAlh tie uu u7ate rom
every cured Annually mailer who al- N case 81 cone
his opiuIon nothing. N0.rs, "a. ~ & . 81. No.
MANHOOD - llow Lost. How Restored
VI Medical Conpariol Guide TO Ai "iu"2 just sleh
bv LEWIS b. 6 rtgs The authors unparalleled success ~
treating Urinary Disease, DEBILITY Disease, u i4r Blood n ~
practice suhrisH guaranter OF tr " am alf4'
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ately Recognized los IL as" p' "r o ' AZ
once .ipe crrisn fsctua uDT seal IN PLAZA en'.ope
Price 50 cents, Address W. LEV IS Br,cnst. y. l.
hN the Nature, symptoms, ana auSeS on Ncr-
Won. or Premature tg Results Youth y tIry and
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Preceded ~ Original F->HYs
TO an, By HAMMOND. NJ. D. iotr'r Professor
Ia the syracuse Medical College v Y Pnoe % mailed ~ sealed
AIre,, author Zee, EGrhst, oeSeu I'll suc Sta ' New
YORK Circular on Application Treatment in prol or b -iier
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Smustmtnts.

Smummtnts.
ROOTHs THEATER. $50,
ID Tvept-sbirdtt, between Nnb and Sixth ayes
NINTH WEEK
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT sATURDA.,
BDwIs BOOTH
HAMLET
on s g,THs HAMLET T,s SATIsEs
Ps.,. take So,ss-Tbe curtain r.es precisely "a
SATURDAY EVENING Mn,h5,
EMMA WALLER
BLANCA
in the Rev. H II. Mn.p' TrSss,j,, j. $ro'c'~
For the better '''2TSS @T ( ; =; he open
, Mb Boz s ONE q ' Lh or Branch Ticket o-' tho
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Corner Of 7 seat, thiri-s- AMI Bchh.Are.
JOHN f. 0oI' TN DRAMATIC ExCiiEaEs '' ana ''-
eOT sT1SSiSG ROOM oyly STANDING roou,oyLY
THE SLIGHTLY aHNoUSCEMksG
Houses literal, packed 70 I,9.r t TTovs
The most soS'oSsS 9a fST f Oh a ;S5s' Tfmns
witnessed during the pas. three Weeks ny over
SPECTATOR Drama. Dn"'''' PAsToNMR. 800. .-,.
GRAND TRANSPARENCY 5EI,' ~ Ti& sc, SGESA.
EVERY EyBSING AND StTy9 PAi hAriShH
Seat. secured dsgs advance at the BOX Ghe AGO ~ r
rs u, and az tue Eue haioa1 Ae' ONCE
rwentrthrist AMI BfoaaH'5 ----------
CTEINWAI HALL,
y MONDAY EVENING, March :. 1870
MISS ANNA MEHLIG'S GRAND CONCERT
on IN occasion she will he assisted by
Mdlr CLARA PERL
Pna FROM Imperial opera, Vienna ~" I' Np
pea. .frr l America.
Nr s. b. MILLS tie eH.rrrt Pianist
Nj WENZtA hufIA. Violin
Mr. j. T. NtitrAA, Dfsan'
NJ CHAT rs FRADGL Accampuif. -,
Tickets Of Aim tl be- ohisrei Of ali t1" p1Tal hnsc
Tie Tbese Once - BdNy aud at the hail "n the ''Hns
If the concert -----------
Umpire CITY SKATING RINK,
IL THIRD.ANE. AID SlXrl-THi2bSl. -
SATURDAY, GRAND GALA DAY AVID N'.iNfE ..
Rovs' Races Prizes Il ~ p,euih lee-Oa f.akl New.
lorGranJ Concert S1i BY tie Washington
MONDAY FvEYISG viii h- introduced m tore IN Rink
Sp-ds Biak being TIE Guy srhctrtf
are Tor th. urpos- ring will b, formed, OF nile In or
r1nfr.ue isau inside - larger nan toe largest
ns in the cauuy, where pleasure skaters Mi rot be interrupted
during tie
GOLD MEDAL Tor I4- 'asNs eLA'T H'Ih' F. III D. "Ph
h. AL
PRIZE the fastest skater, BACKYARD, oneI.'t D
PRIZE for 81, fastest skater, DiSDToLD. on'-.ll a.".
Pel.u. wishing - enter m thu trials Of speed '.H sa1i DO tLe
names % bee Office bcfDTa I.rify A. - ~
Aiu..s pa--t egts. 5I'. laGrs and Children. %.
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NJ LESTER wALLhCK.

HVALLACK~.
w PogEcio s1i MansYer NJ LESTER WALLACE
Doors T. toHnsucs, a. p
THIS fNA1i kU4ll EVENlNG. MARCH =
viii he presented. fi time the beautiful play ~ 'hs
Rssdc aud Tom "a. llr slttsd
MiShS AID FACES,
sh elegant S,enrrg Apo nr,n Costume oGi hI'e'nt'
Cbsfartsrs hy NJ CNA3lIS FISH K. VI. flNhGOLi ~
HELD. NJ LEOSAED Mr ROCKWELL. ~ D. HOLLAND W
Pr X. VI. OREAN Mr. HtRLOWE. NJ WILLIAMSON, Mr. TO-
on EN> Master sURNAC bss SNl IlADNl 81. MADELINE
HBNRIQrES NJ, LOUISA MOO b. NJ. FANSt G.EtNE M
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CRIMINAL.

At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday,
James Collins y2nng yagamt OF the worst eaaracter
valuable horse blanket, the property OF Mr. Geo Brown
of No l5l6 broadway Inc tei ran on when no ga"
very sulen AID growled out that If he had his pistol
mont him fha officer would never the arrest,
~ he would have sent bullet through his carcass. The
young sconde brought before Justice Coulter and
fully committed Tor trial
By Justice Scott at Essex Market Police Court,
Robert Regain. Patrick Smith, aud John Coleman were
held answer having broken into the meat store OF
day morning stealing SIS worth Of mutton. Mary Il. G.
wilkins OF No &c Goerckst, was charged by Moore Null
Saturday evening and stealing SIS worth of Iewey she
found secretod in the house When Mary was taken
that she was successful and accomplished
sneak-thlef. Upon searching her, over $1,000 ZOO
trnkos She confessed to having entered six different
places within the past few days ana the goods found On
Court and identified their property The woman was
temporarily committed and It y supposed t 0SeEs OF
Seyenteenth-st. charged with having committed an
sesIeateenth-st, on sunday Carly rents portion of
house Miller. who visited his tenant Oh sunday ana
without proyOcatOn, t is charged beat him with ham
mer cutting his face horribly. He was committed.
Justice Cox resumed his seat at the jefferson
Market Police Court and disposed OF the following cases
James Duy lohgShoreman sipS ~ SU, 10 % M ~
King st. with having been OF four men who attacked
cur his pocket ont and robbed him OF his pocket
hook and $40. The other three hlghwaymen were not
arrested
answer at General Sessions .Nlllah Mehuerl wiz
stabbed his felowwOrkman, Conrad Carman' on Satur'
day was locked up await the result OF the injuries
upon the certificate OF DR.. Mclean OF Bellevue hospital
that Caravans wounds were OF serious hatuIe;,..
Francisco Pao Porcosi, young Italian, pleaded guilty
TO charge of burglary. He seen by Joseph wilson
of No. l2l Mercerst 70 enter the skyght OF the empty
house, No 90 Prince-st, Sunday, and emerge WITH
pieces of and lead pipe which he handed TO an
accomplish. over 5000 worth of property was taken.
The house is owned by Simon IgtstOne OF No 63 West
Forty-hftlst Porcosi held for trial at General
Sessions m default OF $1,000 bail Lucy johnson was
East Twehst Of <25 worth OF clothing. The accused
hired herself out as domestic, and left after short
time Mrs Susan Berry Of No. 800 West Fifty 81.
was also yctimzed by the same woman.
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THE RIERNAy uoN,c,,

The case of John Percel arraicno, =,
charge OF murder in tho first degree was c,I,, ..'o
Court Of General Sessions yesterday and ken, 'e
Hacket in his seat until late hour The f,c,. :,
are are as follows: On the 18th OF Nav lar ,
oner. who is peddler by trade aged "a year. ana
with younger brother az No. 100 Cherryst Issr,e ~
returning home from his work. that AZ the ps,lg,,, .
q certain Herman, prlze-nght had been arrarc.d =.
tween young Percell and another lad Percoll fora -
brother TO hight, when kierBan struck Linn several bs
in the face and turning TO the vo",.
brother. knocked him down and kcEed So 50.
HIM. This 20 curaged John that lie S,n-
pistol up to Herman. and shot him an hc bead "a.
ball entering above the left lodging the brain s.d
causing death shortly after PetCe then ran 70 ths
nearest SatOn-HOuse and gave himself up % serresn,
Thompson saying, 90 have Killed man by the natns q,
Herman" and hearing Of the latteTs Geath and m
marking, II am glad oft meant 70 Kill Inn, eyea n
swung for II ut the cud Of rope"
Three witnesses testified 10 having witnessed tina
aifray and cOrrOOOrated the statement given by
the prisoner. EXJudge Stewart, counsel for tho
defendant, urged acqulttal the ground
that the shooting done Ia sefdefense The chares
OF the Court explicit and distinct and M 4 Oc ock
the jury retired. A. - O'Clock the Jury returned sh
verdict that Perce was guilty OK murder in the fret de-
gree, and recommending him ~ the mercy ~ the Court
Recorder Hacket stated that the recommendation should
be referred 10 the Executive; the Court. however
compelled 10 apply the EXTREMIST penalty authorized By
the law and he sentenced the prisoner be han red
April g. prox.-the same day that Reynolds - % bs
hanged.
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SUPREME CoURT-CnAMBgRs.

Before Judge Barndrd.-Smih agt. Wheeler.
In this case. which involves some unmportant ques-
tons OF property Judge Curtis of the Marine Court was
last Fall appointed referee but the reference not
commenced until November last. The case came up
yesterday motion To substitute another referee, the
new Constitution prohibiting Judges VI Courts OF Record
from sitting counsel referees Judge Curtis hav
ing performed tho services since the Constitution WAS
adopted Counsel for plaintiff asked that the order Of
substitution include direction 20 pay the reference fees
The Court granted the former motion substituting Mr.
Willard Bartlett Referee, but refused 10 order the
former referees fees paid, expressing however the
opinion that Judge Curtis emitted Ia them and could
recover them by suit For plaintiff, Mr.. Eldrldse; for
defendant, Mr.. Niles. - -.
Telegraph OO-The above telegraph companies have an
office together In Broadst, and contract between them
provides that messages certain specified points shall
be the former ne and also tnat all tolls Tor
messages either shall be- received by mo same clerk
Plaintiffs claim that the contract Is violated by defend
ants sending their line that should be sent
over PLAINTIFF aud that OF the money received FOR
they are unable Ia get ana that the company
ia nsOlyent aud pray for receiver 10 take charge OF
moneys for ana apporOn them To tho
two companies according to the contract aud also FOR
n perpetual Injunction restraining defondmlts from
further violations Of the contract The sofa up
that they not sent any message by their line that
plaintiffs entitled TO by their contract aud that any
moneys thsy have retained they were ented TO- either
through tho Inability OF Dalptlls w send tue messages
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT OF SBW-YORK..................., .FeoruarI ~
CLEARED.
Steamship Francoua Bag Portland.
BARK ico'iae. Helm, Thomas
Brgs-Jua Blake. Day Penambuco H. heh. bopGa haTssAi
Rocky Glen Dorr, NeS Orleans
seGf-Ade r. A1ey Cienflegos Crnoiue Ahrsns Blh
Buell. New.sven; Aie Vessels Johnson has-
gs9s c. A.; Ponce F. Il Traveller Hodge, hVa
gpsE; g. D. King Elirdge Ponce p. r. lnerban. PehaA.
Savsnuah Geo Tsusne, Seenan, Philadelphia Cbn Nnaes.
EegbuJpor.
Uans Boat Nelson. Mason BRIDGEPORT
ARRIVED.
Steamship City ofAn.wsp Lseh. Liverpool Feb and oassns,O-s
Steamship France Groglu Liverpool Feb &C. aud Queenstown u.
mdse. and pass -. -, 81,
town lzth via Halifax Boston 10Th. mdsr. AMI
steamship Henry Chauucey Msuy Aspuwa m,s ss 80
pass.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bo,ros Feb 2s-Ared Steamships Ashland EerYok NeFeea
Nesiork ship Fonuoss NssYork Bark Cooni Leshon WD
Lucy n. Suoy SevOfieans' SchE A. G. PAGE. Havana
PROyScKIowS Feb 2In port steamship Verbeus Philadelphia
for Boston
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
given that the hrst class placed 20 marx Broad
Portland Lshor, Me- Grned from ~ Tsies
lies TsndTs Reel IL wi be repaeos
as as weather will permit
that the sIstc iron nrs buoy 90 South Bahs
Peuohscot Bay Me- has broken 90 u
moorngs AdG will be replaced es soon profitable
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcrAL TERN.


Before Judge bert Van Sam and
Augustus H. Wheeler agt. Samuel o. Bdrr-Ths case
came up again. yesterday morning ON the motion %
against Barr who Ischarged with defraudi1g Van Sam
q Co., by conspiracy, Of $500 .-.,o.... ,.o.,
the keeper of the Penentidry OF Pennsylvania
dscredt the statements Of Joseph Dows WHO
Hi. will certify Joseph Bows g. SD va, cG4snsd in TIE Pen
on hG nc. IN bs same Commencing The ia Dec
ending June e. 1884, at which date be was discharged
The letter OF Barr to Van sann the former
in Philadelphia, was also read and Is as follows; ,,eo
M,srs VAN s,ss Co, rs Broada
1t shall lose IL shall get i before leave here
beg OfyOu suspend until you see me Nth the
Defendants counsel, Judge Curtis submitted the fol.
lowing affidavit OF Joseph Dows TO the Court: 1890
On the Psbuay james Leeie and offered me
$1,000 III would make adayt to the effect that was m,t.en 10
Barr he tod me e0na make %oaey y gong over 70 we
Bars side get money Van that
wa: no, or ny a Sns ra0 E w a n,'S no
had already made In behalf Of Bars that the said eee
0u ny telling could aud would do that
Barr. side because Just aud night aud because Mr. mo
hghed could he told that by Withdrawing
that tbsy ivan Coy could and would the suit With ST.
REPRESENTING Co ssn, would % IT,
The truth OF this affidavit is substantiated by George
Marshall, who present at the interview spoken OF
Other adaylts were also read Rutger Zeal by affidavit
that the affidavit Of Leonard Huyck, in which he
stated that Joseph Bows had been indicted, convicted
and imprisoned false This evidence corroborated
by Andrew J. Wghtman, b. O. Bradman, and john VIII
liams Joseph Bows, In another affidavit denies that lie
ever imprisoned In Pennsylvania for forgery, but
the time IN Michigan and Is not the same person
The plaintiffs counsel argued that the Court would not
try an issue OF fact involving peuSon one side or the
other on these afldavts.
The defendants counsel claimed that the afRlavts
clearly established the innocence OF Barr whoever else
might be guilty. and that the Court should release him
The Court took the adavlts and reserved its decision
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limited STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Before Judge " 0OfruU-Ihe FutertOR case.
At the opening VI the Court yesterday Judge Wood
ruff announced that preference will be given to the Grim
ina business which Is unusually heavy; and which may
perhaps exclude the equity calendar entirely although
II the Court should be dsengaged on any day equity
cases may be heard.
or motion OF Clarence A. Seward. ex-GOy Edward
Solomon Wisconsin admitted 60 all the degrees or
practice I'm Circuit Court Two three motions con-
corning disputed questions OF jurisdiction were post
ponod. -
Messrs Seward and SOughtOn, OF counsel in the Full
lcrtOn case preseucd AFFIDAVIT setting forth the ser
Gus illness Mr. OCOnOr, another Of the counsel, and
his queut inability 10 attend or TO find document
having an important bearing the Nevertheless.
the Judge refused 20 postpone indefinitely and set the
trial down for next Monday.
The criminal calendar will probably be called today.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

Before Judge BidtchfOrd and JHiy.-Lhfee
DECISIONS IN ErOrO the Government the case Oh nv
brewery OF Mira Clarissa Smith, at kingstO HoI!o
was Given Yesterday against the claimants tnc Jny ~
fusing TO believe the assertion OF the dofendht VIZ
nessc that the "bOtcr' extracts from when Wcre
duced by the prosecution, was merely meloian'1 ,
book kept by .he foreman IN the absence cl ~
superntendent and that the entries in II we're lIhiuy
transferred TO the book required 10 be KEEP ny NV
the contrary they held that the amounts OF ale enere1
IN the ''biotcr' faudulenuy mahuiacluteu ant
consequently the brewery aud contents appraiser "'
81 geo, were declared forfeited. ,,-..,., 81.
In the case OF barrels and II tierces OF ulsued sp
it, shipped by Jacob u. Good from lahca'tSl, -, ahu
seized IN this city In May, 1863 the defense atttu .e
seizure aud the prosecution claimed that uneT lhe a'b
section Of the old It dey0lyed on the claimant 70
prove that the had been paid. While the dcleh ar
ged that this rule had been repealed by the act OF J
1865 The Judge, however held that the OLD act vas III
force aud consequently the spirits were condemned
In the suit against Hugo WOolheim for the FORFEITURE OF
81 600 cigars seized at 30. 1T Pearlst, July 20 bs inc
Government claimed that these cigars were Kept Tor SAFE
on the premises without being stamped according to the
law of July 1868 The decision turued on the question
whether e cigars designed TO be sold not and
the claimant admitted that he should have sold them II
he had found an opportunity but should have properly
stamped them before cOnsummating the sale The Judge
charged that this was violation OF the law and the
Jury without leaving their seats found FOR the prosecu
ton but recommended the case as suitable one Tor re-
mission of forfeiture by the Secretary Of TIE treasury
Assistant District-AttOmeys L. W. Emerson ana 4.
Sinons represented the Government IN each OF these
three cases.