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"KllDlNG ON 4 RAIL-"
The En- Get their Rides.

The suit growing Uut of the refusal.
list winter. Ola Walnlt-sireci car-sirivcr
IL admit negroes on the in>i,lc'ui his
coach, was decided yesterday morning..
Judge Ballard. OF the United States
Court, delivered long. verbal opinion.
holding that these chartered companies
could no, designate what class or race
oil citizens they should transport IL the
published terms. regulating the rate al
tnrc, were complied with rs u condition
precedent, applicants OF all ro!ors must
lie carried, or the companies suffer the
consequences in damages.
In less than an hour after this decision
negro man entered Il .Icilrrsou-strcci
car, paid his fare, aud squared himself
upon tho cushioned seats for ride
among tie white folks. The driver
quietly demonstrated with the dusky
passenger, and invited him uul on ile
front plaitorm.bnt the fellow was " ell in
form I'll in regard 10 tho recent imtcrprc-
tation OF Judge h.. and was not willing TO
give up .seat inside for "a stand out
side" In the meantime. The car was
stopped. The officers of the company
lave no right 10 eject negro frum the
TAR, but they can make any change with
the car itself that they may think mcccs-
s,ry. 50 they ran il of the track, and.
in this way, after about haitian hour. got
rid of the obnoxious intruder. A large
crowd gathered around to sec what was
the matter. and the negro soon found
himself the center Of attraction. which
seemed 10 please him much. Many per-
cons were considerably cxasperafcd AT
lis insolencc. but no one offered any
-. 4 LII ~. II.
for. After night the disturbance was
renewed on Fifth and Walnut by three
negroes entcrn. a car at this point
This seemed 10 be prcconccrted and
systematic attack. The driver at once
refused TO move an inch with his cargo,
and for long time il seemed as il an
Irresistible. had run against an immova-
bic body. producing results which sopI-
ignores have been trying for many years,
in vain. 10 conjecture. Six ears became
blocked up, one behind the other, and
all the black-and-tan in The neighbour
hood gathered around to witness this
first slirmish OF the coming "war of
races" a compromise was finally cf-
fected by a division of the properly in
issue, the negroes taking one car TO
themselves. and leaving tho white trash
10 hDddle Together in the remaining
reaches. Two OF the negroes were no
iiccd. rs the car moved of. enjoying the
obtinn cum digniiac with huge cigar.
from their Triumphant flop lips.
The matter Of smoking is a new feature
in our elegant street gondoias. but as
this branch Of the question has not vet
been decided. perhaps it would not be
safe in car-driver TO demonstrate. Lit
tic knots OF indignant Caucasians were
gathered on various street corners at a
late hour last night discussing the stu
alton in all its bearings. The opinion
seemed 10 prevail that this huge black
cat must be bcllcd. but just how TO come
il was the question.
Louisville Courier Journal.
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TIE As:vE
Represents tho Famous
NED[CaE [.NE[RI2GT
DIR. *. VAN NIETxcTc,
OF

CHAIR. I:STON, ILLINOIS.
A. ENGRAVED M
Mr.. RiEE2. TAKEH from TIE sPoT.
This = the i.rgvst Inffrnary Il Of the Cocrcr In
s.itu;s. Jew yoik City, WHERE al C;ssonic Disease.
s.scsess'uily treated.
OVER 1900 GASES
treated - this establishment annually. Including
those afflicted with Disease. OF Threat aud Lungs, Pr
,sie Diseases ana Diseases 81 icaiacs, Sore Eyes.
Catsrr Pile. anil Fsfnls. Fpilc -, Dypr.,si,. Deaf
ness, Heart Discs-r Diabetes Ilydrccrie. projsy Oh
Sores Uiccr. Cancers. scro.su.a nni many cs kinds
not n. ...ie-i fsr complete drTri, i!oa uf thsea
Ia. ..l.....nt send sh.re cents aud get vaENctnrr
journal VI Ucslth iy return mail. Address,
DIR. \. WV METEE,
Caarle-tJu, l.t.no.s.
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HT"Why do you oppose the giving
Of the ballot 10 womcn?" asked 4 lady
the other evening Of q confirmed bachc-
Tor. Excuse me, madam" replied lie,
but have not sufficient confidence in
their capacity to conduct government
afIairs." "What evidence Of their men
tai infcriority to mankind can you adj
vince! Z" inquired the lady. "a simple
fact is enough to satisfy my mind. and
that is the frightful way in which they
do up their back hair"
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RoSADALlS
MO PREPARATION HAS

MO PREPARATION HAS
Az ever been introduced 10
the American people that has
met with rs marked n succcss
rs " TIE FLUID EXTRACT
OF ROsADALIs." One ounce
of this Fluid Extract Is moro
powerful in It's action upon dis
ease than one pint Of the prep
ara,ions Of Sarsaparilla. As a
BLOOD Purifier il has 10 equal;
for Sercja'a, infa@matory Rheu-
nsatism. Syphilis in all its forms,
IL is n certain cure. Physicians
indorse it /; it is not quack nos
trum, rs the formula is printed
on every package.
DR.. Sparks, Of Nicholasvillc,
Ky, says: at is the best Blood
Purifier l have ever used"
DR.. Boykin, OF Baltimore,
says: 81 always prescribe it
for Scrofula and Syphilis"
DIR. 7. C. Pugh, Of Baltimore,
says: :" 1 cured the worst case
If Scrofuln / have ever sccn
with Rosadalis."
benjamin Beehtol, OF Lima,
Ohio, says he has suffered for
twenty years with an eruption
over his whole body; tried all
kinds Of remedies with no sue
cess !; a few bottles Of Rosadalis
made complete cure.
SEQ ROsAD Ais ALMANAC
for important cures. The Eo'a-
dHlis Almanac publishes the thrill.
ing story OF F." Ruby st. Crvix, or
the Magic Rose"
Western Wholesale Depot fer
Rosadaiis,
Il. MACREADY d &C.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
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ID rather serious joke was recently
played upon the North Carolina Legis.
laturc. One Of the members died. and
it was resolved TO convey the remains
home at the expense Of the State; and
when they inquired into the matter, II
was found lie resided in Vermont.
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NJ The Columbus Democrat says the
Colorado potato bugs are hcrtlcd along
the fences by the road sides in Barthol.
omcw county, asking passcrs-by with
tears'in their eyes, how soon tho potato
vines will be up.
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Gr1n the case Of John a. Stein vs..
John $. Williams, just tried at Lafayette,
involving tho constitmti0nality Of the
law requiring the numbering Of ballots,
Judge vinton decides that the law il
unconstitutional and void.
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Ny Fast Main Street. directly In front Of the Cous
~ House. Jasper. Ind. Good bread aud cakes s,wav
hand Baking done fcr Wedding Is aud parties on shcr
,cicc and warranted satisfactory Confectionery. w,
M fruits Tor safe fatronas,is respectfully solicited
Aug a. 'sa-1y
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MA Vermont man. whose wife had
clopcd and carried of the feather bed, is
searching for her whereabouts vfgor-
ously, not that lie cares for the woman.
but ''thc feathers arc worth dollar u
pound.
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ZEAL WILT These GEsTLEsCg FAVE 10 SAY.

Being Personally scqu,str,i with Or. S. vsnN-tcr
h. h. ing lnen..r OF the CLu:.h OF Christ, ard ~
vi.:t:r, his Inirrnsry noting his immen pra,sisc
anil success in tho healing art, ws heartily endorse
nni r.c.rimsnd HIM 20 tn. brotherhood and public
grncf.,'ly believing lin, 10 lie jn-t what he CLAIMS
ED DAVID WALK. Memphis. Tenn.
ED D.. TYLER. Trir~ Ilaute. Ind.
ELp JNO. n. HULETT, I.Ininepce, Nv.
ED 20. BARTHOLOMEW, 1arurt-, Ind.
ELD JG. PARSONS Charleston. Ils.
ED. THOMAS MUNNELt, Cincinnati. Ohi,.
Cor. s~ey Ana can Chrl.iina N.s. So<esx
ED. SAM'L RUVZEN Eminepce. Ky.
~ REV. wM. GOWES, Bartlett, Tenn. ,9(
20 yEt. j. ATKINS. Cleveland, Tenn. q :
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HURRAH FOR THE
II il GA d =!
TO i A II Nj Il II S
AGRICULTURAL WORKS AT
S. kUEB LIE S.
BLACKSMITH & WAGON MAKING SHOP
!AsrEE. INDIANA,
Tshuy cheap. far money down,
Come TO Jasper. ms the town;
Farmers. and all no want TO buy.
Cnrcli Your gr.cn-hscks. aud draw nigh
Tor -. kuctIsr has for sale
The L..t Flows. ~hclsssle ar retail;
Raggis<, Carriages. silver bright.
With farming implements all right
The NrShcrey II.w-nc better made
Come enc and all. lets hs~ a trade.
Corr -yIows and cuIti,aiors new,
Moving machines snd Respers, too;
Wagons. a. all kinds. rsrdy done.
Iisy rskss ws'rs SURF are No. enc:
with many other tLinys all nice.
So just come in. snd .eFn the price:
Theu IL you dent want to ouy.
There II te no harm 'twixt you and I.
frw gocdjc have been mads. confess
Whose slceess has depended copying from
Rut unlike the prin,sr--to borrow Who must
They fail TO give credit. aud vet call II Just.
with labor. skill. genius Ia superinsend.
New improvements make, which the public
commend:
Aud When I've succeeded and got good
thing.
The neAtihips know It's on s,o,hsr machine.
Rat srnsthirg else I've got to say.
10 not forget me in the pay.
WHEN iron buy. or lumber. Is y.a see,
Nothing hut money will pay from NE;
So and pay the old sceornt,
And make q good and sound;
Nov do not put ia of too far.
With money In your pocket. and TO rpsre.
And remember. hesitate ne. to say
The work make must be q. X.
April Is. TOY SEBASTIAN KCEBLER.
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ItOckport 4 Jasper Mail Route.
v1NIIE undersigned having received tho
1 contract for carrying the mail TO
Rock port. respectfully Informs any one
desiring 10 go to Rockport, that Nc will
provide means for carrying them on
Mondays aud Fridays II they will leave
word Oh tho day before nj Inc Post Office
IN Jasper. JOSEPH uIlRlCH.
July 9Th. 1870.
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A GREASY GATHERING.

Raid ON The Yves, side Fn, meters.

Raid ON the West Side Fat Meters.
For the last three four years the Board of Health have
been cndeavorng to drive the fat meters of the city by
of passing at least 600 resolutions, which had
no effect whatever upon the parties who violating
the law. The complaints from respectable citizens and
property owners in the Twentieth
that superintendent Keso resolved take the
his special supervision and Tuesday held a private
audience with Captain Carey Of the West Thirty street
police aton In reference TO the matter Instructed
Captain 10 marshal his men Wednesday morning and
make descent on all places found open and arrest
parties found In the establishments.
Captain cairey detailed Sergcants James i,owery and
McCnl ough with sufficient number OF men, make the
raid BY preconcerei arrangement they started at nine
O'Clock Yesterday morLn dressed In citizens clothes and
visited The places named below where they found over forty
the latter pace under Guard OF strong detachment Of
police they were marcned before Judge Shandey at the
Jefferson Market Police Court The following the names
of the ralded t}ambie McNoilI two places.
Thirty and Fortleth streets; Booth,
Thynnth street; Donnoyans Thirty streei rhorps
Thirty eighth street, and Turner McCaney, Thirty ninth
street 80 offensive the odor arising from their greasy
and unhealthy clothing that Justice Shandley ordered them
into private room n he could nnd time to dispose of
them They finally arra:ned before him and pro-
prIe,ors held TO bail ~ the sum Of $500 each TO appear and
Adjustments were discharged with reprimand
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OFFENDED DIGNITY.
Custom House Inspe.to Protest AgainAt
Being Put in "Livery"-What tho Meek

Custom House Inspe tors Protest Against
Being Put in "Livery''-What tho Meek
Minority Have Ia Say.
To those who have to Brooklyn the filthy
boats of the South ferry the wooden building that crowds
the HERALDs Office at the Battery a continual eye
resting place for unemployed Custom House Inspec-
tors and sort of marine hotel for water rats
standing disgrace and unmgated nuisance Cherries
aspect and fobdding outside, Is infinitely within.
government OF dogs would give its working pups better
place in which to grow It is contemplated by the powers
that be In Washington erect In the place of this hdeous
botch the fair face OF the Battery, granite building
suited to the of barge ONCE but how long win be
before the good intentions Of the Treasury officials
FULFILLING QUESTION
even TO the Oldest occupant OF federal cribs.
ss s ss % s
ana Seay had an fund Of Rmor in his
1aS os 81
3 ss Block wasn
but smiled through his anger, pulled his felt hat his
in dark r. % and % himself to e.
and knew it, The reporter asked him how be felt and the
'0 aon pretty Sssys well, iha Di"'
"Ionf,y. been inormeI Suppose tina. hs. been de-
a. ad read W. IN Ss % s9 su. 1s ow Of We
,sss ss.sS vs.. sSs
81 US i've IN jersey others 10 Mare,n Brookyn and some
out all the time House oncers No SIR Let the
mintary the navy cut clothes, but not u.s."
swell what win you doy The order win be enforced.
"pARN ORDER.
win resign and will Others or the of the
fellows will stick because they cannot anything
They'll wear anything to retain their places"
Leaving this fat but capous inspector reporter tried
get but on his intercepted by lean youth most
Immediately dressed, who requested to ie informed
Being satisfied he stated dissatisfaction OF few
of the Inspectors did amount anyhing the majority
OF the men willing to don the uniform, and that those
who refused to do 30 had better be got rid Of,
THE DUTIES OF INSPECTORS,
this gentleman contended, should be faithfully discharged
and the pest that thought, uniform
the He commended Collector Murphy for his action,
although would cost him perhaps forty fifty dollars
The HERALDs remarks 10 the matter he thought just
and proper, and every houest the department
dora hem
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COURT cALENpARs-IHls DAY.

SUPREME COUIT-CIRCUIr-Part 2-IIeld by Judge Van
Bran.Nos 26s 1885, Ia aso 100 39 49, sOS> 1874. soa,
SUPREME CoURr-spEcTAL TERM-Hcld by Judge 6uth-
Demurrer ~ IS. Law and fact-Nos. Ills.
$40 inclusive
namNos III is 49, IS, 70, H. Is, 49, fo7. IOs, ia, ii6,
I24. 1885, 1l3, A6, lat.
MARINE CoUkT-TRIAL TERM--Part Held by Judge
ehea.Nos b763. bb0, BIOL h60A 6d7 SOS, $50 66e3,
Held BY Judge Joaohinsen1Nos Sss3 5bS7 1855 $500,
6h9l 6bs2 bbs3 6bef 6.bs5 6b96 56s 55ss 6bse $500
$3.50, $3.50, 63b7, 6,355, $3.50
SUPERIOR COURf-TRIAL TFRM-Part Held BY Judge
JonesNos 49, 1913 500 1885, $685. 70 703 7O5 707, 7
~ a II. Par 4, s a. az Sy Judge n 3. NO b
rsCOMMoN PLEAS TRIAL TERM-Part l-Held by judge
Loew-Nos 500 8s7 $50, $751; 269 49, 94, 1885, 393, 9 II,
NEW YORK, May 3, 1871
the Court House, New York city for May sollows
Nos o. 3 H. IL, ZEN, IA, TO- H. H. 20 70 a. 3d. rs and 1874
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SUPERIOR CoUh1-SpeClAl TERM.
Breach Of Promise Case, and Ingenious,
if not Tenabic, Demurrer.

Breach Of Promise Case, and an Ingenious,
IL not Tenabic, Demurrer.
Before Judge McCunn.
Gstharinc Girkia John Ptune-This suit which il An
action for alleged promise Of marriage,
several months snce the particulars published
the time II set forth in the complaint that there
promise Of marriage between parties on the
Sss q June 1888 and renewal Of the promise his part
the 18th OF December followed by seduction The damages
claimed are $4,000 The case came up Yesterday demr
tract was superseded by the second PROMISE that VIOLA
ton Of the latter immoral consideration averred
that does not appear but that Ia reasonable the
defendant would have fulfilled his promise. There was
lengthy argument after which the Court the papers,
Decisions.
Darling %. Tooasend.-Order granted.
He man X. B4d91 Albert II. Nicohy-Reference or.
dered.
Joseph D. Darts Mrrin r. pealsau ct a,Order granted.
Gilmore HOne.-Same.
Henry Herman ct a. ENard rAag,;.-Moon denied,
with ten dollars costs.
james nig'sr ps. C,Ulos Pieyce.-Order granted.
james NJ Dfahe D. George C. iSna,ien-Same.
Henry Leimerus Philip Do,qn.--Reference ordered.
Anaa Oppsnheinaer D, Charlps Piers.-Order granted
Joaes OB,ien ~ Ms,chont,' Insurance Conlp,ny-Samc
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, MAY T. 18n-TRIPLE SHEET.

the MsssrA Poton. foot Of Bridge street, Brooklyn,
this morning, at eight O'Clock.
The schooner Mystic, Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club,
Mr. W. 9. Dreamer, owner, passed through He'll
Cato Monday afternoon last from Glen Cove her
winter quarters, ana u now lying ip Gowanus Bay,
The work Of repairing the scho0hers RalcyOn and
Palmer Is progressing satisfactorily.
The trustees Of the Brooklyn Yacht Club have been
empowered to sell their present club house and
grounds on Gowanus Bay and negotiate for o moro
the site selected will be In the neighborh6od OF Bay
Ridge.
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ordered @ accused discharged holding that there was
no evidence TO support the charge.

ordered NC discharged holding that there was
no evidence TO support the charge.
emuggied Diamonds Casc-Justlce W. Justice
Before Commissioner Osborn.
TIE United States H. c. Justiee.-The defendant 10
charged with having smuggled quantity Of diamonds into
New Jersey being alleged portion OF about $50 worth
mnRged from England New York months ago by
Augustus Charles Radcliffe. Justice the principal wit
ness for the prosecution against Radcliffe, who on
the evidence offered, was held to answer . charge
ban u and up to 0; sSs pie.sn; this
mas peen the last heard OF the Radcliffe
cerned Justice and Radcliffe to this country
from England In the same steamer and while the voyage
sse ne had concealed bos and the plan ne
formation thus communicated to Justice impaired by
MN 70 inc authorities and the prosecution OF that person
now seems 10 have arisen out of trouble 10 who
really entitled to the noes for telling the officials all
ends OF justice remains to be SEEM
Look Out, Jurors.
O. W. French, petit juror fined twenty-five dollars
for non-auendance to his duties the United States Circuit
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COURT OF COMMON LeAs-spscIAL TERM.
Decisions.
By Judge LOcw.

Decisions.
BY Judge Locw.
Koter Byman.In the matter of the application re-
move Heyman of the marshas of the city of New York
Referees report confirmed and application granted.
Green Gyon,.--Mot'on denied without costs.
WoiTr. C6hN-Motion denied, without costs.
BY Judge Joseph +. DAILY.
Wolf ~ Richkr.-Motion granted.
Fint ps INSTRUMENTATION granted on terms
III the Matter Of the Cltnge OF the Name Of "The American
B1Jti,t Missionary COareatioa" 10 "The Consolidated
Batki.tMissioaa,y Conreaioa". Order granted.
Ki0her ps. C0ttcs.-Motion denied.
Ktech johnson. M otion denied, without costs.
O'Duy o.. Ho6.-Motion denied terms.
BY Judge Loew.
Kennedy D.. The Union vce Comp,ny- Motion granted
Kreyabe,g O'Bri6n.-M0on denied without costs.
lBdche p. Bache.--Same
Haenscrv o.. The Like Shore Rrood Con,p,p y.-Moon
for judgment answer frivolous, denied with
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T He COUR T s.

Violation Of tho Internal Revenue Law-Chargs
Of Perjury-The Diamond smuggling Case
Revived-She Case Of the Juryman Who
Gave Verdict on Compuldon-B Breach
Of Promise Of Marriage Case-A
Contested Will suit-Impor.
tant Business in the Court
Of General Sessions.
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dered verdict Of NOT guilty. -
AN IOQyITTAL.
william York was tried for The alleged stealing Of p,ecs
q sik valued Ct $780, on the 9Th o. April Bartlett
Deery Co., 40 Broadway. The accused assistant en-
gncer the establishment and the only evidence against
him being that the silk found the boiler Mr. Sui.
Ivan abandoned the prosecution and the Jury rendered
verdict Of acqual York remanded to prison. here
was another charge OF larceny against him.
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HAWK Ms 7ousvEs.

The embers Of the late Hawkins zouaves. Ninth New
York volunteers invited attend meeting May IL
at the Armoy of the First regiment N s. ~ o. IFS West
Thirty second street for the purpose of making
ments to celebrate the OF their departure for tie
seat OF In 1851 The late Lieutenant Colonel ~ A. KIM
ball, of Mexican war fame attached to this
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THE CITY PROPERTY.
Appointment OF Appraisers.

The Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund appointed An
thony Bleecker Adrian II. Muller and CORTLAND Palmer
committee TO apprasc the value OF estate belong
ing to the city and county OF New York. a non.ocia
cs innate these gentlemen at meeting Yesterday considered
the value OF the city property about
prascrs all gentlemen who have been In estate
number OF and ably calculated to designate with
precision piece OF property the island The
OF this appointment to show that this metropolitan real
estate when Sold has not been sachced by being TO
PARTISAN favoiites at nominal yaNc@ r.
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SUPREME couaT-TalAL TEam-pAar 2.

The Case Of tho Recalcitrant Juryman.
Before Judge Van Brunt.
wits rs WenperThe of the juror Samuel II. Cor
NELL who, after signing the verdict repudiated It in open
court alleging that he signed the through fear Of vo
ence came up yesterday morning TO adjournment
Counsel for the regulating uryman before pre-
pairing MS andavs he wshedto the adav other
sde 90 as to answer the allegations contained In them
as ne had not been served with these he had yet pre-
pared MS own Adavs The Court ordered the oppos
ahldavs to be him. and adjourned the mat ter
over VII Friday for further hearing.
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CITY COURT.
A Slander Case.
Before Judge Thompson

Matilda Hdch rs Joseph TarnookD.-This action 10
recover $o000 damages for SANDER the plaintiff alleging
the DEFENDANT in the presence OF number parties sad
that abe afflicted certain disease Counsel for de-
renee asked for nonsuit the that the
not uttered In the OF anybody who understood
German language and that they actionable The
moon was denied and the went to the Jury, who CAV
plaintiff verdict OF six cents.
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UNITED STATES C0MMssIouEay COURT.
Charge Against n Tobacco Dealer.
ps... 49,, h.,oo.r sn,a,is

The United Suites re- Sgismund Godmah.-1he defendant
Is dealer in leaf tobacco at No "a avenue A. He had been
CHARGED with making proper entries OF his sales as such
dealer in his books produced his bookkeeper who tes
fed that he made entries and that the defendant was not
aware Of the nature of those entries. The Commissioner
held the await the action OF the Grand jury de-
Gliding that the defendant bound under the law TO make
entries OF his sales compliance with " and that he de-
Iegaed the another TO do 10 be should take the
cnnae
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SURR0GATe'S COURT.
Another Contested Will.

Before Surrogate Hutchings.
Mr. George Tford late Of Fourth avenue, Wholesale gro
GER during MONTH his will before the
court for probate Saturday last Allegations against the
competency Of the tcsstcr mentally to-nake win have
been filed by the widow, and application was now made
TO the Surrogate by Messs Edwin James and King counsel
The Court appointed Monday, the Sh of May Mt twelve
onsfIp rnb
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SUPREME COURT--cAAMBERs.
Decisions.
n LII

Decisions.
BY Judge Ingraham.
Sftoett d al. ps GOuidiag ct a'.-Motion granted.
Hdrsf %. Hirsch Il al.-Memoranda.
Underhin ps. Chimney It al-Motion granted.
Gallagher Us. Hunjord Il a,.--Motion denied
By Judge CardOzo.
George W. ChpftfrtOn james d. Bro,on.-COmplain
Of an account