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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

YOUR ATTENTION is respectfully called to the
large and varied assortment of Boots and Shoe1
sereet, corner of /, made in the hiasest styie OF
workmanship, and peculiarly adapted to the
necessities Of this community. Special attention
Is requested to his complete selection of Burt's
Fine Shoes for Ladies, Nj S~es and Chileren, and
the finest line of Gentlemen's Boots, Congress
Caters, English Walking Shoes, sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

CoREs, &C.-Dr. White, chiropodst, No. SIS
10Th street, opposite Tre.su- 1, ashington, and
No. Z North Charles street, Baltimore, success
fully treats Corns, Bunions, Ingrowing Nails,
&C., without pSin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15
FRANC,
the Halter,
has opened
New Hat Store,
at
433 Seventh street.
next door to the Original Franc.
This
VIII be the Place
to get
Hats of every description
at a fair price.

For THE CHEAPEST AND BEST fitting Shirts
call at Prices Gents Furnishing Depot, Alb It'll
street, between ID and z streets. tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

HUMAN HAIR I'm Switches, Curls, Chateleen
Braids in all shades have just been imported by
Chas. Baum, who intends to make this a new
branch of his well-known establishment, 40S tn
street. Ladies 90 and see the new styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

OUR NEW STYLES OF CoRsRTs and some
new improved have just come from our factory
In Europe, and shall be sold to defy any compe-
tition. Every pair warranted to be perfect fit.
q. BAUM, Corset and Hoopskirt Manufacturer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

The FINEST OF TEAS from China and Japan,
fresh overland importation, has been received
streets, which, as usual, are sold at New York
prices. Mr.. bowling hes always kept superior
goods in his store, and lcld them at the lowest
prices, of which we take advantage to inform
our readers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

FIFTEEN STYLES OF BUsTLEs and the latest
novelty in Hoopskrts are now ct exhibition at c.
Baum's Hoopskirt and Corset Factory, 4OS It'll
street. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15
THE GREAT DISCOVERY.

eos PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

THE MOST POPULAR Sewing Machines in the
market are the Mc.t-n y Hooper Elastic Lock
Stitch and the Wilson Sew Underfeed Shuttle
Machines. Although they are selling at the low
price of $40 and S45 upward, yet they are war
ranted equal to any and superior to some OF the
gh-priced machines. The terms are very easy
A. R0senthal, 4O4 9TH street, is the agent. If
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

KID GLOVES for ladies and gentlemen. The
best Dollar Gloves imported; also, novelty in
first class Glove. Ladies be early and secure a
good choice in calling at G. Baum's Kid Glove
Depot, 40S It'll street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-15

A LARGE INVOICE of superb boet- Congress
CATERS and English waking sh0 :, for gentle
men, boys and youths, Just received at t. s..
Cav sfells No. $50 7th street, corner of i. These
goods are made rom the fine It imported st )ck,
by the be t manufactures in the business.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
THE LAEE GENERAL IIAGRUDER.

N1ngrmder's Last HOurs-A Sad Scene-Aloue
with Death--Eis D. mise Unexpected.
GALVESTON, Feb 20, 1870.
General Magruder had been unwel week pre-
vlously but his illness was not considered danger
GUS till within two days OF his death. About eight
O'Clock Friday night he became dclirious and his
mutterings were uninteIliglbe. He lay with the
hand OF death upon him until three O'Clock In the
morning. AT that hour q gentleman from New
York. VINO was stopping at the hotel. while walk
within. and on. entering the apartment ne
found him apparently IN a cOnvulsion. servant
was Immediately despatched for a physician, but
before his return tine proprietor asceisied to The
chamber and found the General breathing heavily
and In an unconscious cOndltion Telling boy to
remain but not to disturb the patient, the pr0pre
tor descended the stairs, and, On returning found
the General without pulse. He listened l0r his
breathing, but there was none; he placed his hand
on his heart, but It was still forever. The remains
were dressed IN plain black suit, and after beng
placed IN coffn were followed by u string OF car
rages to the Episcopal church, where the usual
death services were read by the minister. Tne pail
bearers were MAJOR b. A. Ports, Captain Z. +.
Colonel L. II. Gushing, Z. w. Burke, Colonel Sham
nOn John Shearn and Robert Brewster. The re.
mains were tnen followed to the Episcopal Cemetery.
The last conversation the General Is known to
have had was on Friday, the day previous to his
death. To an employe 0f the hotel, after sending q
message to distant relative resident in tails city,
the General said, PROBABLY In reply TO question:
II don't think l am long for this World.o There
WAS no display about the 0bsequIes.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21

pcnh'ng the payment Of hs commercial paper
wIhin fourteen DAYS after the saue had matnred.
Tue uelehdahl denes the aie2a tons made In the
petliln, and the question tha Jury had 10 try n
stated -
IL appeared on the trial that tho retItjonin0
creditors held an overdue npte or the btank-
rupt for Sl,400. Further evidence was given
thal tho bankrupt, cary In June iaat, gave de-
hrn, Tor S4,70o; that In few days after the note,
was given Patrick sued the ban9rlpt In tie S.l.
per0r Court on the note and obtsllel q judgment
and that an execution WAS issued uider which tna
She;if levied upon TWO stores Of the bankrupt in
Tenth 8venCc. The bankrupt testified that he owed
Cianin Co., Nicely IL Co., Richards 4 Co, and
Others; hug he testified he hadn't tue ghtess In
tenon OF prclerring Patrick
The Jury. under the dftcfon Of the Court, found
verdict Rdudglnx MIN Dankrapt. ~
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
siAp!NE COUaT-pAN1 |.
Case of Hard Swcaring-The Defendant
Arrested for Perjury.
Before Judge JoaChimsen.

Case of Hard Swearing-The Defendant
Arrested for Perjury.
Before Judge Joachimsen.
George Strauss us. Tttrsman FranE-The parties
to the action are saughtering butchers. The plain
tin testified that on the 9TH OF January 1870, he
loaned to defendant his check for $780, which check
was then paid over by-defendant to q cattle dealer
Of whom lie had made purchase OF CATTLE The
cattle were then killed in plaintiffs slaughter
house and the hides and fat turned over to him by
the defendant IN part payment OF The loan. Defend
ant denied the whole transaction--the loan, the
purchase OF tho cattle and the delivery Of the hides
&c.-statng that planus evidence was entirely uI.
true and that he owed him nothing On rebuttal
sustained PLAINTIFFS version Of the case, some OF
them being present when the check was loaned and
promises to pay the balance were mane Sy deIend
ant. On the evidence being closed defeniants coun-
sci refused 10 90 70 the Jury on his clients behalf
Court The jurors. without leaving their seats rem
derod verdict for plalntir and the Court turned
the defendant over to the custody OF deputy
sheriff to be taken to the City Prison the charge
OF perjury.
BY Judge Joachimsen.
Frtden0ero os. Aenl, on Coutrsct.-JudGment for
plaintiff for $l5l and COSTS and twenty-five dollars
allowance.
Wes,mer Us. Neche.-Order resettliug case.
Harens Us. Gross.-Referred.
FItx0tbbons Us. Hdrk-Referred.
Tn0yp rs. Lo,oe,Te.-Complalnt dismissed
zugerTn Us. Sch0entng.-Conplaint dismissed.
Rather Us Sch0enta0.- compliant dismissed,
Watson u.s. Sitter.-Assaut and battery Verdict
cordingly.
Kount Us. McDona1d.- Order granted. "r~>
Harrison us StuGyt-On contract. Judgment for
plantiH for $57 80 and costs aud SIS sllOwance
sporting IS. LeUk-0n contract Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 II and costs and $25 allowance,
Whttfeld Us. Hamilton and tOhers.-On contract
Judgment for platinum for $4o3 81 and costs and S2s
allowance; and for defendants Angus and Prentice
against plaintiff for costs and $40 allowance
Strauss Us. Ffunk.-On contract Verdict for
plaintiff for 34S7 and costs and $25 allowance.
z0lceTS rs. F0De.-Order granted.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
COUaT CAtENCsns THIS DAY.

OYER AND TERMINER AND SUPREME CoURr--CIn-
CuT-fart Held by Judge Sutneraud..-COaft
opens at na..past ten A. MSos. 5Il 2.99. 235, 81,
%. 3d. 25e 26as I'll. Il, 7 %, s5 90, lol, ioa, 81,
81, OF. Part 2-iieid by Judge Erady.-Opens ut
eleven a. NJ. Case on.
SUrRsME CoUgr--SPEcIAL TEnM--Iied by Judge
Inaralani.-0pens al halt past ten A. M.NOs. 81,
1l0, 81, l23, 1oG, 1873, lac, 4s 49, 15i, 1874 l5S I9
lco. lol, lG., LOB, 64 is, 1866 le7 lvS, ld9, ITO,
III.
SUPREME CoURT-CuAMDEEs-Held BY Judge Dor.
CosMoN PLGAa-part 1--Hed by Judge Loew.--
Adjourned Tor the term in consequence p repairs to
the room. ART 2-Heia by Judge Daly-Aos. 20,
643 $50, 55 5la 49,. 55i e2, Gas, 762 657, 66o 6s9
Il. Equity cause5-aeid by Judge Larremore.-
Nos. 4, S3, 81, 90, %.
MARINE CoURr-Part 1-Ueld by Judge Joachim.
seh-A0s 50a, 5osi, 5O4 $50 5t7, 5i4s, ji45, 5000,
5ltA. 6l,s. 5if9 51oi 5io2, 55is. Part 2-iield by
Judge CurtsNOs. 4o4i, 566, 1850. 4s7s. Asp. 4F9d
5io 5l1, 302 3020t, 4s7l, 1865, 4plo, 49J2, 5OIi,
5ois, 6iS7, 6l6l. Fart 3--ileId by Judge Tracy
Nos. 5GG0, 66o9 5SO2 oSO3 5SOI.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

BILLS INTRODUCED AND REvERRED.
b Mr. BUFFrNroN, Gep.) Of Mass.-Ressu,ions OF the
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts in favor OF the shpowu
an Of the United Statfs.
By Mr. VAN WYcK (rcp.) OF N. Y.ro punish tho print.
g dcposng in the mails Of counterfeit Treasury notes.
hank bills or fractional currencv 90 thaa The Post Omce
sAali not be used to circulats counterfeta
~ Mr. BuRoRARD. trep.) Of l.-To sucouhars and Aid
~ establishment Of free throughout the Upcd
setting apart he Of the sale Of public lands
By Mr. MuSaEN (dem Of ohio-For INQUIRY N rsf.renc.
e ne oy the Censss Pacific Railroad me lands
By Mr. VAN TRUMP. ldenl Of ohIo-In relation 10 .bs
noupayment BY New York Cenra Railroad Company Of
tag Of i've per cent upon s issue scrip; reotng the
the tax has cnused in the public mind 10 me enunl
A0neat and impartial administration OF the rev0ae and
squesting the Comnssoner q Internal Rsven enforce
0s cohscion Of this @s 6o leaving tho liability OF the
company to be determincd In the OF tndvduss bv
nc proper authorities Of The government
soe Nowak N J for the repeal vi the and
me abolition OF Tho frankng privilege.
r, THE N0ArHwHsrEEN BOUNDARY OoxMIssroN.
K1e Dill reported from the Committee Affairs
FRIDAY last authorizing the President OF the United
70 appoint joint commission establish North
n sw~SM' 9oSndafy Gsn, 1ns ys, psxt taken up
COMMITTEES On Foreign weo IN the s from hs
s passage He reped The OBJECTIONS Of Mr Dawes on
tsd fixing The cost at $500 900 He rSundo Inc House how
ee had supported and appauded tho movement OF Mr..
Dawes In the fnmous Chorpennng he only regret
~ ha Mr. Dawes had not gons further that Sasf aad
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
CcEMoa pLEAs.-raIAL TlaE-2iRT z.
An Excnvaiimg Accident.
Before Judge Jpseph z. UalY.

Samuel d. HoffOn os. PotricG McDOtaM.-Plain.
tG In this SUIT brings an action against defendant
to recover damages ;or ALLEGED injuries which he
says were sustained by him through carclessness
OF the latter or his servants About a year since
defendant was altering house In Carroll place,
Bicecker street, converting the basement into q
sIore. 10 effect this large deep excavation, aoOut
ten ieet Ia depth, had 10 be made. TINS adjoIned
the Sidewalk, anu on 1t earth and stones were GATH
cred UP IN heap. Plaintiff claims that on the
evening he met with the accident he, passing this
place, nieb boy whom he tried TO turn u little
towards the right. In so attempting he stepped
into small excavation and thereby met with tile
Injuries Which caused him to he 'lald upu for a
period Of i've months, and he still suffers from the
accdent. Proof was further given tnat there were
lights or projection at the excavation at the time
the accident happened. Plaintiff claims $4,000
damages. Case sill OH.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
BILLS SIGNED BY THE GoYeaEQH.

The following bills were signed by the Governor
on the 1sth ana are now on file In the Office Of tho
Secretary Of Stare:-
!. Amending an act for the relief of Cannon street
Baptist church, Brooklyn ~
In relation 70 commissioners for laying out ave-
nues &o., In the county OF Westchester.
TO prevent the opening Of streets. &C. through
tho grounds Of St. Johns College. Westchesier
county,
Incorporating Masonic Hall Association, Troy.
Relating to lands devised by Gerard w. Norris
deceased.
Exempting county OF Westchester from pro.
visions OF laws Of 1869 relative 10 swamp lands.
its cemetery. q rf 4 80 y --."'',-- ~ o'--'eS
Providing for completion Of Ninth Judicial District
Court House, New York city.
Fixing time for election Of trustees and town OF.
ncers IN Morrisanla, county OF Westchester
lyn. - -
Incorporating Odd Fellows Han Association Of
WHtertown. n4
Amending an act Incorporating city OF Rome.
Confirming official acts of Hervey t. smith a ,us
tlce In C0rkstown, county Of ROckland. 80
Amending charter Of village OF Warsaw,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SUICIDE Or AN INVALID.

For some time past Frederick HOFFMAN, German.
forty seven years Of age living on the third oor Of
promises 37ex Eighth street. has suffered severely
nom rheumatism In his head. Yesterday morning
Holman was In such pain as TO render him
. Doctor. During her absence Holman locked
himself In his room, ana placing q noosed
end OF the rope to the knob Of the door, Eyerythina
being in readiness the desperate man sank 10 the
flOOr, thus tightening the rope around his neck and
Honman she was surprised to nnd herself locked
out and, having her fears excited burst In the door
and there found the lifeeSs form OF ner husband
hanging by tho neck. Coroner Hermann was norf
fed to hold an Inquest over the remains,
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
An EIGHT HuNDRED DOLLAR HAUL.

The residence Of Mr.. W. II. Seymour, 42e Clermont
avenue, Brooklyn, was visited by sneak thief last
evening, about seven O'Clock, while the family were
In the basement quietly paraking OF their supper.
apartment on the SECOND noor, where, on Searching
the bureau drawers, Ke discovered diamond pin and
two gold watches aud CHAINS valued In ali a. $500
With these articles he 6ecamped. A Description of
the property was left at police headquarters ht Sey.
mour, and pawnbrokers generally were notified to
be on their guard and look ont Tor persons attemps
ing TO pawn the valpaDles.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
COURT or CgMM1H PlsAS-IaaL Tsasl-pAaT
Loose Banking Trausachon--Vhe Bank the
Sufferers.
Before Judge Loew.

DC Vte Juuse I0cWs -, '-ts-'.. =,
Aaron Asher rs. TIE NdJionat PdrS Bd3sE or NeW
To,h Cttg.The plaintiff claimed that on tue 25tn Of
April last he deposited $3.50 in the delendants'
Dank and received credit for that amount IN his
bank book. On the lolio wing morning he received
notice that the deposit was short $1,000, and when
he subsequently drew his check against the amount
he was refused payment The plaintiffs testimony
snoWe that The money was counted by himself and
Mr. McAdam several times before lie deposited Ii,
ald they founu tile package To contain So, 800. The
defence was That plalnill went away iron the bank
without waiting to have ms money counted;
that 1t Was customary Tor all banking
h0nse5 IN New York TO make entries In the bank
books Oh their deposltors In accordance with the
Representations on the deposit tcaets "a to the
amounts Of the deposits: tlat the money was sub
sequeaty counted, and that Asher had notice of this
custom. the deience proved Dy the officers OF the
DanK that they found the deposit short 600 imme.
diatey oil Asher leaving tue bank. The Jury found
aveidict for paintin OF $iU5o Az.
Adjoarnmcut Of the C0art Part II for tho
Aas Term.
In consequence Of some Improvements and altera-
tions to Ike court room, which viii occupy u week
or two, Judge Loew yesterday adjourned the court
for the term. All cases set down for the present
term go on TO the March teru, Wnicn VIII aso be
held Dy Judge LOew.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
E0RTY.FIRST CONGRESS.
Third Session.
SENATE.
wAcnrseroN, Feb. 20, 1871,

wAcnIssToN. Feb. 90 1871.
TIE ENFoRcENENr LAW
ER CoNKLISo rep) Of N. Y, from the Judiciary Com.
n reported fsvorably the House bill guard purity
against and praces, gave he would
soon the attention Of the Senate to IT, then
appeal to the friends Of the bill by until vote
uns reached ~t
THE LEGISLATIVE APPROPRIATION BILL.
TIE Senate, at quarter past twelve O'clock up
Legislative Appropriation b, and debate continued
concuripg in the amendment reported the
nee Of the Whole repeating the prohibition against pardons
evidence In the Court Of Claims
Mr. BLAIR tdem Of Mo-, speaking Of the failure Of the
to furnish OF protection
iss of the South and assertion Of dsnon by
tae republican party prior TO the rebellion, read
iso and iss the accuracy OF bis charge thai
rom New %
ooa sSm al d iss Sss me Il. q s .
e s sa SaSs Il D
Ss: INA. Ss
e Georgia would secession movement
N s
sgis wHch now animated the republican P.ry Mr
not and s9n aon n s'
K II %ss Il. wssS ss q &c
iS S the o e. = M
2 ne sosssn quasi
a' aS Ssn % and y
opinion favor OF tue surrender except Postmaster General
Hla on whose energetic protest tho idea abandoned
He then to that the reconstruction policy IN
sesttng and maintaining csrpetbag governments tho
10 misg0vern and plumber the country. -
The senate then vo,sd uponhe question: whom the
rncn made IN the committee repeating that the law
ssua.ng evidence IL the Court Of Claims which the
led IN the vote resulting IN eyeas 27 2and being
Nacent Fs -.
The amendment. increasing the judicial salaries and con-
nOdatng the public grounds south Of the the
fresidsnls house to the Capitol were co oacyred In
Mr. sTooKToN, tdeml OF n J IN explanation Of the lat
Ter amendment, said the purpose beautiful
park and dve Of which the nation might be proud.
neved that Washington had future that destined
make II the finest capital 10 the world The spectacle
Pennsylvania day indication what the
people here could do to show they had = live city
After further amendments and agreement 10 take
hoa vote the bill tomorrow the Senate at I've O'clock
efter short executive session, adjourned.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
SUPREME COusT-cIaculT.

Two Steamers that Did Not Go To South
America>aad Two suits in Consequence.
Before Judge sutherland.
Wilson ps. AcLeon q Lta,s.-Tne plaintiff sues
for $4,000 for services In experimenting the bullding
OF the steamers Varra ANA Manuel Marrillo for the
defendants. These steamers were intended for IN
land navigation IN Colombia. South America, but
wiile being taken TO taer destination one was lost
IN tue Gulf Stream and the other condemned N
CUBA. cross acticn Is brought III 5000 damages
Ia railing 10 Duld, as alleged. the steamers accord
Ing 10 contract. The case Is stiil On.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
MARINE coURr-pAar 2.
Theatrical Managers In Court.
RafnrA Tn 1ra Crpxla

Before Judge Curtis.
kcLe,cee ana Another u.s. Kelly q Leon-Tnis
action was brought by the paintins to recover on
promissory note given by the defendants to plain.
tins under the following circumstances:-At the
time Kelly Leon went into their new theatre on
Broadway they contracted with plalntirs to put in
gas @ fixtures. prism lights, stage lights, &C., for
WHICH .ney gave their note in part payment After
theatre pay, Mr.. Kelly went to the plaintifrs and
arranged with them TO take back tho fixtures as
"nas tney were reasonably worth, IN reduction Of
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
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THE SHIP NEPTUNE CASE. t,

Continuation or the Examination into eGd
Charge Of Cruelty Against Captain Peabod v
and His Mates.
This case came up again for hearing yesterday In
the United States Commissioners court befors
Commissioner Shields. Captain Peabody was pres
ent, as also the mates. They were represented by
Mr.. Robert Andrews as counsel.
In reply to question the Commissioner said the
witness Rciss, who had been examined and partly
cross-examined on Saturday. was not In attend
ance. s4 r-, M
Counsel for defendant said he was very sorry that
the witness was not present In court as he desired
very much TO finish the cross-examlnation. Counsel
Observed that he was forced into this case in tns
absence of Mr.. Beebe who, he had stated, could not
attend Yet the District Attorney inslsied and the
Commissioner agreed, that the examination Of ono
witness should be finished before that OF another ee
taken up, ana that oil the witnesses except tho one
under examination should leave court. II the WITT
ness, Reiss. could not be brought here to-day
for the purpose OF mpletng mis- cross examination
eeuS ee SS9wSSs sssre& t9 sal9ura .s case ans s
Or the reporters, that they might know-and they
Knew everythlng-that after Captain PEABODY left
three O'Clock, be was arrested on warrant ssreI
from the Marine Court at the suit of this man Ress,
Seagsa gss uR " tae s9eris oics and nEes!sasd g
out In that way he should be here to be examined.
: Inc representative Of the District Attorney said
heiss wo9ld heye been here II right means had BEEN
The CommissiOner-Itisa ID mistake on the part Of
the MARSHAL 9ho officer vino was to have brou4nu
Relss down had to attend 10 other business. Tho
diiculty is that these witnesses are In the hosplta
not under control Of tue Marshall There is Wiz.
ness here, man who has made another complains
against Captain Peabody. 4
Counsel for defendants preferred finishing the
crOss-examnation Of Reiss before takng up anotner
witness. lie desired further 10 say. I0r the beneny
OF the reporters that tile case In tho Marine Court
BY Reiss against Captain Peabody was TINS morning
The commissioner then adjourned the further
hearing Of Inc case to this morning st twelve
O'clock
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
He COU R T S.

Violations Of the Internal Revenue LAVA Law
yer Eepresents Himself and Loses His Cause
The Case Of DR.. Gwynne, the Bigam:st--Ac-
tion for Breach Of Contract-A Loose Bank
ing Transitional Defendant in Suit
Arrested laE Perjury Theatrical Man
agers in Court : Businsss IN tho
Court Of General sessions-Decisions.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
A Lager Beer C.,se-Suit In Rem.

Lager Beer Case-Suit In Rem.
Before Judge Batcntord and Jury.
The United States Us. Toentp-ttres Kegs Of Lager
Beer, Ocned bv Conrad Stein. Defendant was
brewer at the corner Of Fifty-seventh street and
Tenth avenue. The beer in Question was seized for
alleged violation OF internal revenue law, and at
that time bond was given by defendant that he
would abide the judgment Of the Court II tho de-
clsion went against nun and pay the u!l value OF
defendant.
The New York herald., 1871-02-21
CGMMla PLlAS-SprcIAL TERM.
Hecisious.
D. Yl nIL

by JUIHc KUUHsOH,
Mara rs. Cfon,UeH.--Injunctio dissolved with
ten dollars costs.
Ochs D. Leland ct al-Ordcred on short calendar
for Friday, February "a.
Wood Us. M,uTav.-Order denied; suit is not for
1ne or penalty.
Lockwood Us. BigJs.-Afndavitd does not state value
of properly converted.
No,ton ps. Redfagton ct aI-Motion for rcargu-
ment denied.
AcDonatd Us, Tuus.-Motlon denied, with ten dol.
lars costs. - ~ ss..,s. -. .-e---,sss