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by GKEES WILLIAMS. AuctiOneers,

~
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PkuPERdf ON NORTH II STREET, Be
TWEEN 9TH AND 10Th SIRE Els
- by virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date on
the 9Th day Of November, A. %. 1865, and duiv
recorded in lber T. and r.. No s. folio 90
A. 81 the Land records for ashington county Dis
cgf re-, thereby will sell at public auction, in front
yember, a. ID. lSl, at O'Clock D. m the fo,lowjno
cescribed part Of lot numbered nine a. in souare
numbered four hundred and five 4O5 in the city of
Warrington beginning for the same at a pSint on
north street, twenty l20l feet eastward from the
hHItnwest corner OF SAID lot; thence running east
siorg safd street, twenty D feet thence south one
hundred (tul feet; thence twenty ~ feet and
thence north one hundred (Ool feet to the pia-e of
teginning, together with ali the improvements con-
sistlng Of very comfortable Brick Dwelling House
being No. = o on north street
Ieims 81 sale: One, half in cash, OF which SO
most DE paid at TINE OF sale; the defe red payments
ODE made IN six and twelve maths. with interest
IRON day OF SAFE and secured by deed OF trust 10 the
satisfaction 81 the trustee Terms OF sale to be fully
complied with within six days after day of sale
Otherwise he trustee the right 10 resell the
property after one weeks notice, at the risk and
cost 81 bret purchaser. All cOr,yeyaneina and
stamps At the purehaser 5 cost.
WM. WARD, Trustee.
MOO OGdS GREEN & WILLIAMS
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SEWING MACHINES.
THE KEYSTONE
SEWING MACHINE
makes the least noise, runs easier, and performs
every description Of sewing all fabrics light on
heavy with greater satisfaction than any ether ma
chine made. Agency at
JOHNSON COLLEYs,
oc7-f III Market Space. bet 9TH and sth SITS
"a ILLCOX GIbBv
SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
THE SIMPLEST AND LESS LIABLE 10
GET OUT OF ORDER.
Agency at OHAs. BAUMr
CORSET AND HooPsKIRT FACTORY.
ieniy 1th street, InteIliEenoer BuiIdins
TIE FLORENCE
IMPROVED NOIsELEss LOCK -sTITOH
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
aavfog exclusively the Self Adjusring shuttle Ten
Ion and Rev ersible Feed; thus enabling the oper.
or 70 fasten seaIQs when desired Machines sold On
Monthly 1netAlments of So Other machines tab en-
exchange. Also, REPAIRING done promptly
Agency: ts1 Pennsy lv snis avenue,
APPLY Between ~ and sfh sfreets
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RY THOs. Z. wAGGAMAN, Auetieneer.
II 319 7th street, Opposite Post OFF

HIGHLY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
ONT youth SIDE OF MASSACHUSETTS,
AVENUE. BETWEEN 10TH AND llrH SIS
NORTHWEST, At AUCTION
IL By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated on
the 81 day Of June, 1870. and recorded in Liber
LN No. 6l3, folio 2i9, one of the land records for
sshington county, in the District of Columbia,
.hall off-r for sale in front OF the premises, on
MONDAY November 9th ISL. al ~ O'Clock m ,
al that certain piece or parcel Of ground known as
No Il, in Dsvids9ns Subdivision Of Square No So
together with the Improvements, which consist of a
thrt e-stOry Brick Dwelling with all the modern i'm
prOvemtnls.
Terms Ore third cash residue In I2 and Is months
with interert from day of sale. Deferred payments
20 te occurred by deed II tIu the property Con
Ney ancing and stamps at purchasers cost. 500
down at time Of sale.
eM. 3. HOLIDAY, Trustee
nC3 dads LATIMER & CLEARY, Aucts
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yJ'HE NEW FRENCH CANDY MAUFAOTORy
NIB. A. CAVANARD,
The celebrated French Candy manufacturer, keepe
always on hand a large stock of the finest fresi
French Candies at New yerk wholesale prices. No
$40 8th street, between Penna. aveyus and d stree
northwest. Dealers will do well BY giving him ,
call. ma -er,i
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STOVES, &c.
ALL RIGHT
Eor BLAST COOK,
Manufactured in Baltimore; made Of the best mate
rial: Consumes less fuel; bakes quicker; re- n
tains heat longer; and will give greater salts -
worn fD perec ai9s With ether WOOD
SSO I n.s AID is great fayorits with all who
0sST For sale GPIz y ahlhssSE q
LOAN OFFICES.
(NOHENs LOAN OFFICE, 1908 SEVENTH
" STREET, corner q New York avenue IN
mos. liberal terms on gold and silver watches o q
pa,e IT ts ssa me clothing
CAROr wAsBINGTOS LOAN OFFICE
AND sALEsRooM.
GIG Penna sve., bet 9Th and 10th sss., south ma
The most y.iy..s, Loan One. IN th,, o,ty. nea.,
iosped on GOD, Silver, piamond:, Jewelry N~
rates iS the town. The above goods 'boussto 9
for Cash. Open from .. N. 20 p. m.
Pyscate e.trases from the hall and e. spls
STORE OPEN UNTIL Q r. M, AND ON SAT.
- URDAY until Ii D. m, to accommodate thsse
WIG have no time to purchase during the day, Al
10th and llth streets. oc2s
THIS rs TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri-
Der has obtained from the supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding Especial Term, letters
FLANAGAr, late Of Washing ton county, ID. @ de-
ceased. AL persons having claims against the said
the vouchers thereof the Subscriber ON or before
the 18th day Of October next they may otherwise BY
Given under nv hand this 18th day OF October
1871. focs-m.Nl JOHN SNOW, Executor.
THIS is 70 GIVE NOTICE, Thai the subscribsr
Il has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia, holding q Special Term letters
of administration on the personal estate Of JOHN
ceased. All persons having claims aesinst the sAid
deceaeed are hereby warned 70 exhibit the same,
before the l4fh day Of October next; they may
otherwise by law be exclnded from all benent Of the
October, ISL.
oc0fa MARY HULL. Administratrix.
M =. FBIHC.'s
49, ~ ~ 49,
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pY GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
II Southeast corner 7th and streets

til WEDNESDAY, the eth instant, at same hour
and place Sale positive without regard 70 weather
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SUPREME COUaT-SpiclAl Team.

Before Judge Gilbert
Certain property owners on the streets mentioned
below have instituted proceedings TO prevent the
collection OF the assessments for the patent pave
ments laid on these thorough arrest
Portland avenue, from DeK alb TO Atlantic Avenue
Compartments Lawrence Kane, James f. Walker,
Jose n b. Alice, John Il. Seeey, J. W Spader, James
Rich and Richard Valiant.
Smith street from First place to Third street.
Complanants, William Roth, Frederick nItterback
anu William McKeague.
Montague street, from the bridge 10 Court street.
Complainants Charles Dennis isaac hall. Robert
Spier, IT.; James Myers and Henry Collins.
Schermerh6rn street, from CLINTON sireeo to Flat
bush avenue. Compliments, James Eaton, John
Young, Hiram Kirk, John Meyer, Patrick i3yrnes
]. Garyn smith, Henry Werner ana Rufus Ii tcli-
field.
First place, FROM Henry 10 Smith street. Com
patnantS, Theodore w. Bailey, Samuel Garrison,
Jonn +. Phillips ana Mary W his wife; l.. M. Leyen
sou and Richard a. Laimber.
The Nicolson pavement Is lad on all these thor.
ough;afes excepting Montague street, where the
SC Imshaw rs IN Use. The above mentioned pro-
perry owners have obtained temporary inIuctons,
which were served yesterday and made returnabie
on the sth inst.
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to he unconstitutional only 90 far N n conferred
jurisdiction on the state courts where the case was
one OF Admiralty or Dari6he JURISDICTION, the
United States courts having exclusive caenxance OF
such casee; bus this rule does n0t apDly 70 the
claim oil y stevedore.
The Supreme Court OF the Uni.cd States, however,
In the Belfast case. has overrued the doctrine lald
down inthe Josephine case 80 lar ~ II co0hicts
with this OF the art. But, apart II ON all this
the oct a remedial Get not penal and the most
hpera construction should he given It, so as 70 en-
able the law to meet amply the ends Tor which II
was designed. Certainly the Legislature intended
II 10 AZ ly To certain class OF cases wherein spe
cia application OF the act should be made 9he
Admiralty Itself pretended no jurisdiction OF the
claim IN controversy. am al a loss 10 understand
why tins Court rs no: competent 10 enforce 1t
The nunslt should be set aside and 2 new tr1a
ordered with costs To abide the event.
Goodrich Wheeler Tor appellant. Iihl Buck
ley Tor respondents.
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the FIRST wlsD WIFE musOEs CASE.

Bowc' the Brute, Committed Ia the TomSs.
By order OF Coroncr1seenln, John Bowc, charged
with the murder OF ms wife. Ann, ut 1853 Washing
ton street, on Saturday night last, was taken IRON
tho custody OF Captain Spelsht, OF the Twenty
seventh precinct police, and committed TO the
T0mos. Jhe prisoner, VINO ~ about tort ave years
OF ago and native OF Ireland, as not Drultish APP
pearance out the manner IN which he beat his un.
1end.
Wooster Beach, NJ. d., who made postmortcn
examination, found the body OF Mrs. lIowc covered
Win bruises aud confused WOUNDS, Tour or ave VI
her ribs were fractured, and the brain was covered
win mass OF clsited blood caused bv excessive
violence The injury to the BRAN caused death.
ssicr OF deceased, In comfortable circumstances, re-
Gently living IN Washington city, mas been notified
by telegraph ana Is soon expected IN The city, TO
claim the remains OF her murdered sister Tor inter-
meat: Coroner keensn has postponed the inquist
fsnn ~ next Monday.
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cuuar OF COMMON plfAs-TSRL Mam-psar


Before Chief Justice DAILY and Jury.
Abose q. Chandler as Ze,so Bsun,hans.--Yhe plain.
iii In this charges that in September. 1885, de.
string 10 leave New York for Minnesota, ami having
furniture at her residence, no. Amity street,
worth about $780, sne asked mir. Daily, personal
friend OF hers, to the storage of It or her;
that Mr.. Daiy stored IL with the defendant.
anu she wanting sume money badly az The Iisne,
Burnham nd vanced her nfty dollars ON the lurnl-
tuie, she giving b Of saIe-to hiin, and he giving
back anoihcr bi, or 10 her 10 the purport that
he would resell the furniture to Daiy on beiag
paid The utty dollars back with twelve dollars IN
tcrest, at the expiration OF month. This ar
rangeincnt WAS enected in october.
snort Time after size requested the loan OF
nifty dollars more from the defendant on
the furniture winch he gave her, taking from
her however, the Old voucher. aud making her
sign some hing III his book she requested new
voucher from ilm but he refused 10 give. lie urging
that he entry the book was enough: that WITHIN
the month .he broayht Tie money due, ! ~, and
asked for the furniture, but was told that Il was
sold. Sne now sues for the furniture OF Its value
he defence Is. that Zeuo Buinhhan had
nothing 10 do with the TRANSACTION; that
In January, 1858. he gave up the BUSINESS to MS
son, VINO took III ms brother In the fohowng Oc-
VIA them Il was admitted thai the hrst 0ll OF
sale WAS only security but that the second was boad
hde, and tnat though the fathers bill heads were
used, yet MS name was erased.
The Jury found verdict III favor OF plaintiff for
$3.50.
Edwin James for plaintiff. Charles s. Spencer for
defendant.
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Herald Reporter at tbs
Philadelphia Mint.
Total Amount Of Gold, Silver and COppcl
Coined in the United States.
One Billion, One Hundred and Twenty-Si1
Millions, Fifty-Eight thousand, Nine
Hundred and E.ghty-Scven Dol.
lars and Thirty-Seven Cents.

PHILADELPHIA, March 80, 1871.
"IIow much gold, silver and copper cola has been
turned out by all tho MINIS in the United States
since coming began Governor ?"
"one oiiion, one hundred and twenty-six millions
nity.cight thousand, nine hundred and eghty-sevcD
dol ars aud thirty seven cents.n
"What has become OF this immense snmfH
"Well, there Is about two hundred and fifty million
dollars IN circulation; the balance has seen the
aight Of day for maay q month"; Il has been locked
up. and from present appearances Is likely to re-
man sou
The foreaoing conversation occurred between Mr.
James Pollock, Director OF The Mint al Philadelphia
aud HERALD reporter VINO, DESTROYS Of laying be.
fore the hEaALD's hundreds OF Thousands
coinage, went direct to headquarters Tor the In
formation. 1t Is a matter oil some doubt whether
the great majority OF advocates OF specie pay ments
know how much specie there il now IN the country,
how much has been coined, or how far we may de-
pend on our mineral resources
Thc Philadelphia .uiat oeing the Oldest ana most
extensive III America has d0ne the greater part OF
the coming. W. una tnat since 1898, wnen coming
nrst began IA the United states, the mint In this city
mas turned Ut In all denominations VI gold, silver
All" copper, BOD ,4.S,iS- o.; san Franz SEQ,
a19o la, ioj IS; New orleans ITO January 81, iSol
Anse Whici TINE nothing las been done therel
Sy,zlso2 ~; Cn iriolte, u. ITO march 81, ioJl,
$ooio, o4l o.; Danionega 10 FeDruarY Is, IsoiL
30 i2l,9i9; New is.K, coming began 1414 total
coaed, siS4, $50 l6o To- Denver, Col, coming BEGAN
leo3, S3552, 500 55; Catson lily, began io7o,.
xloz JOB 10; Charlotte, re-Opened 1870 xiy )yl IT,
DpArSTiC PRODUCTION.
Inc IOllowing IS 4 SUMMARY eAhl9lt OF all the gol
anu SILVER produced la tie unted States a.n eie-
pos ted al the various nints ior coinage 70 June,
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COURT Of APPEALS.



ALBANY, Aprl I, 1871.
Orders affirmed with costs-George A. oseooi Vs.
John +. King; The Peop.e ex rel. McLouphin Va.
the Mayor OF the city OF BrooSlyn william kiefer
vs.. Daniel winkhams.
Judgment affirmed with costs-Gains w. Hub.
bard VI. Amasa NJ. Barbour, Ahner II. McCorrnic TX
VS.. John d. Sarsons; Douglass Chese5oroagh vs.
Thomas III. Tompkins; William NJ Clinton vs. The
Hope insurance Company
Judgment affirmed without costs OF the appeal TO
either pary-uenry Yourgs vs.. Mara louaes.
Appeal dismissed with cost OF one a ppea- Charles
X. Townsend W. The Gen Falls Insurance Com
pany; Cnaes K. Townsend ". me Nanragansett
flie and Marine Insurance Company; Charles X
Townsend VS.. The Merchants Insurance Company.
Appeal dismissed without cost-Charies 4. Cron-
Well We. Frederick Marsh.
appeal dlsmisse with toss-Frederick S. Kirk.
land vs. Arthur Il. AIKEN.
Jadk nent reversed--joln B. Ayrcs VS.. The West.
ern Railroad Corporation.
Jadgnens reversed and new trial granted, cost to
ABIDE eyents-The Congress and Empire Spring
Complny W. rhe High nock Congress Springs Com
pany; Mordecai Adams vs. 0rom outhouse Luding
Z. Myers We. Luther q. clark.
Judgment OF the supreme Court reversed and thar
oil TIE referee a,irmed. with cost-Green, bennett
aad Ano vs.. Albert W. Cook and others.
Order of The supreme Court reversed AMI that OF
the city OF brooklyn affirmed, with costs-Gorhan
i. Baker W.. Charles w. Remington.
Order OF the Cenera and sp c nj Term reversed
ana motion TO strike out answer denied, without
cost-Char es q. Wayland vs.. David J. Pyson.
ORDER OF January u modified by striking out that
part giving costs Of the motion aud without cost OF
tins lnoIion-Geolge NJ. Chapman VS.. the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western Railroad.
Judgment reversed and new tIIal granted cost 10
abide event, unless plaintlr RENTS from the receive
Ing o sJ4f 10 as OF the date OF the credit and that
sum fs deducted then the Judgment aifrmed for the
balance, without cost OF this appeal either parry
Ov.s Whitney W.. The National Bank or Pottsdan.
Appeal Ol the painiiifs from the order OF yacatnQ
anq setting aside the Judgmcns and subsequent
proceedings dismissed 80 much OF the order az
directs the payment To the clerk Of the court oil the
sum OF S2,iss ~, by the attorney affirmed with
cost to be paid by the plantifs-Jonn q. Tiaviland
We. Louisa d. chit, John u. Spcm IN W. Louisa ID.
Wehit, Henry l.. Butler vs. Louisa ID. Wehlf.
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suPfRloa CnuRI-eEAEaAL IEeM.

Federal and state Juriedici ion-- The Cau,tt-
tutionaiity al the stu. Lien Law of 1852
Providing for the Collection of De,nan d,
Against ships mud Vessels Upheld.
Before Judges Monel, McCunn and Spencer.
Charles j. Fisher rs. charles L,utng ef dL-yudge
McCunn has delivered the subJoined opnion in the
above entlted case-
In my Judgment the only question on this appeal
IA whetner the Court have jurisdiction OF the cause
OF action. The respondent contends mat IL is~a
cause oil a mray anu maritime jurisdiction and as
fuch - exclusively within the cognzaDce VI the
tcieral JURISDICTION.
cannol CONCEIVE IL my duty 20 be asiute in dis
cefnIng pre.eXts Tor GUSHING the jurisdiction OF the
state courts, uut inclined rather 10 maintail
thai jurisdiction II eau tina any holid ground on
wnl u 10 support IT, pc maps IN view 81 the progress
siyc ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF the admiralty In this country
II cAItucrlcaI o. oppose boundary OF principe to
which ever expanding Juflsdi ton az faf see
fnc Oniy limit 70 IT'S growth. IS s own Impulse
al the development AT the present stage Of It's
progress the ad.nIralty jurisdiction OF the fed.
efa courts, u obtained AZ All, appers 10 be exclu.
siye; u has not YET procceded so Tar as TO deny the
1uusilcu d o the State tribunals M cases cOnies-
sediy beyond ~ own province.
Now the federal courts th sinsclves have uni.
fornly dec AIRED that The claim Ol stevedUfe for
lvaalng a yessel h not the subject OF aamraty
jurisdiction tn contract OUT 81 winch " sris' hot
beng x tnar1une contract Tue sophie W. Rob,
36S; Joseph Cunard, ucott, l2oi ne circassidn,
! BeW., Al. Rep, 20; IA souH, Mar L., 49,: tue
tmsnc, Is a ~ - 10. the ). q. owens q. Nail
IT,, a.. and laws We. Chiih, DAVIS, III. But Tue
Judiciary act OF sp goes no further tnan 10 assert
that whce TIE admiralty Jnris ct0D prevails al all
n n exclusive.
In the ella-toa e 7waAace, 43f the United States
supreme Cou esp ictn concedes thal when the
Aimitalty no jurisdiction the Jursd cuon 81 the
stale cOuiir Is unlmpaired and Operative. In the
care ~ nc ausehniac 3a ~ ", ~ tho Court of Ap-
pe.is IN cndeas0rng 70 explain away the act, neld
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GRAHNsR SCHOOL NUMBER TWELVE.
Presentation nj Gold Medals, Prizes ard

Presentation of Geld Medals, Prizes ard
Diplomas.
The annual presentation OF this school, Madison
street, near Jackson, took place before large au.
dience OF friends and relative OF the pupils on Non.
day afternoon. Mr.. Thomas Shells occupied the
chair during the early part OF the meeting. aud on
retrinQ Mt. ID. j. McAlear. School Inspector, took
his place. Two beautiful gold medals presented,
each by Mcssra. Thomas Shells and William col
hgan school trustees TO the best boy and girl In the
respective departments. These were awarded 10
MISS Rosebud Moss and Master Edward p. Jones.
number oil elegantly bound books were also
awarded TO deserving pupils, IN addition to num-
Der Of DIP 0mas Tor advancement IN the various
branches OF stacy. The exercises we're OF a very
interesting nature. Among the most mertorl0us
were the song '.Come, Birdie, Come" by Miss Ellen
Allison n piano duet by Misses Lille Is. Gage and
THY Allison, ana a clever recitation by Masters
PhIIip GorinQ, w. Brady and M. Lessels. The most
unq,iaIfed commentator Is due to all connected
with the direction OF this grammar schsol, partcu-
larry 20 the principals John !. Delaney. Male De-
pariment: Anna M. Marsh, Female Department,
aud carrie v. Franklin, Primary Department. Mr..
Henry T., OMEN deserves to I've compmented
the discipline aud progress OF his class.
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SUPREME CouaT-sesEaal TERM.
Important Question as to the TaxatiGn of the
Ola New York Hospital Grounds.

Important Question as &C. the TaxatiGn of the
Ola New York Hospital Grounds.
Before Judges lngraham, Barnard and Caraozo.
The People er Tel 1hoRldS a, Ddr,s rs. Nathaniel
Sanas e a., Commissioners q 7QIes, dc.-By a
q ecial act OF Legislature In ls22 Ii was provided
that tae New YORK HOSPITAL should be EXEMPT from
taxation. Two yeas asgo this exemption was re-
rcaled as TO buildings used Tor hospital purposes.
Before lhe passage OF ts reped IN at the reiator
HAD taAea u lease Tor twenty -one years oil some
oil the nospta property 10 pay any LAWFUL
charFss. on the property. II was announced
that tAe same AZ iree from taxation. After The at
oil 1869 the property thas leased included the
assessment roiis ana assessed al s-a6 %, anu the
now D., certlor..r before the Court 10
set ASIDE the assessment Thetotai amount myu.ved
amounts q several millions o dotsars. VI Is cialaed
by she realtors thai the New iork Hospital, having
been luunded ociofe Tue revolution, lis charer like
that OF Dartmouth Coaege is rotece,l ram AL state
e slalion adVetse 10 us inteiests; mat The act oil
lsz2 was an Amendments 10 the caarter that the Hos
pitai was iounded 10 alve and uid give, public SER
vices ana Dement'S and returtts Tor which the
legislature graniei perpetual eAem ton from
taxation, thus creaung contract on the faith OF
winch The re ator ma paid nj gner rent than h
otherwise would Ia DONE and WAS there ore WITHIN
the provs os ta The obligation OF contracts cannot
Oe impaired. IL was nna!iy urged that the law Of
1863 was local act containing more than iwo sub.
Jccts and therefore unconati utiohdl. IL was con-
Tened ON the other Il he mat lessee Is not a i roper
party 10 BRING Tins proceeding, inat the act Of
1sz2 was nst contract but privilege,
and one Of that ciass OF privileges winch
continues only during the pleasure 81 the
Soverei- n. bven where this whole consideration
had been actually performed 10y the saoject such
exemptions had always been held, ana. therefore,
the case ia took more %; the nature OF an executed
contract than tnat which ts cable. One lang
Of acts making sucA exemptions also 10 tie
construed trctiy ana reading II. II only
empied the property from taXtio bg these existing
ing Avs, and even the proper Interpretation OF tie
word " beiongiug' woaid Only 10 properly
which tue hospital had FOL hospital purposes IA
actual use.
Decision was reserved.
charles SthdDr Us. James OBrten-0rder
granted.
rue" Iona rs Nicholas LoseRf.- Same.
IjaHD ~. Eggs et ~. rs. Joseph ALeR.--Same.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Heavy yerdirts ON Bonds.

Heavy Verdirts ON Bonds.
Before Judge Benedict.
The government brought suit against VIM. NJ.
Harding, surety on the paymaster bond OF e.
Mellack. The jury rendered a We dict IN favor OF
the government for s25,o0l the amount OF the bond
IN question.
Ia the case Of the United States against Matthew
Smith and Thomas Cassidy which was a suit on a
dstiier's bond the Jury rendered verdict Tor the
government for $l5,3J3.
Counterfeit Money.
Daniel Mccall YVES convicted In this court some
time since of having passed counterfeit Treasury
note OF the denomination or twenty dollars. Judge
Benedict subse luenty granted new trial. which
was com nenced Yesterday afternoon. Case stil on.
The case mas already been reported in these columns
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COURT CALrHD AS THIS DAY..

SUPREME CouRr-CIRcUIr--Part l-Hed by Judge
Van RrunL 1879, 1877 81, 81, 167, 329, 2I7, 293A
277. Part 2-Hcld by Judge .eriand.-Day Calen-
dar-Nos. pa 24e 1888, 1861, 1872, 200, SO, lt4h,
80 srT T ' 90 rp Judge
Brady-Day oalendar-No. 81. Cail-No. 81.
OoNMoN PLEAs-Par He'd by Judge Daily.
~. 90, s4 $50. $780, SOL, so2, s93, s04 800. Trial
Term--Part Held Dy Judge Daly:-Nos- 5ss, 1888.
Ss7, s9S 300 col, 9o2 903 and ell. Equity Causes
Held by Judge Kobinson.-Nos. SO, 50 aud 90.
MARINE CoURT-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis Nos 1884 $751; 1888, 5342. $685. $685.
54ls 6420 6525, 54ia 64s5 64s6. 54ss SOL 5as3 $685.
5654 57ea 1884, Sl35, $780, $3.50. 1904, 660i. Part
S-Aeld hy Judge Tracy.-N0s. 6l44, GAS, 6lao.