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CARDOZO's DEFENSE.

Judge CardOzO began, yesterday, TO intrOs
duce testimony in refuaton Of the charges Of the Bar
Association. In order TO finish the investigation, far
as CardozO is concerned, the Committee sat from noon
until nearly midnight, but there were then
still other witnesses TO be examined. The
opening Of Judge Cardozo's side Of the the
signal for general rally Of the Judges friends promi
nent among whom was Francis NJ. Bxby, who Mr..
Tweed had stipulated should succeed him In the Depart
ment OF Public Works Rufus +. Andrews, Judge Bar
nard's counsel was also at the Fifth Avenue Hotel,
watching the interests Of his client
The testimony introduced by Judge CardosO was
principally documentary. The habeas corpus Of
1871 were handed In. and Howe and Humme were e.
amined In reference to them TIE papers 10 the
Osborn suit against the Gold Exchange Bank originating
in gold panic Of 1889. also given In testimony
In addition to the witnesses already named, w. u
Barrett Mr. Redneld and Judge George C. Bsrs ar res
Of Judge Card0x0s counsel was 80 &c - 49,
result that ne ventured the assertion tnas TN M
tinuea. and further evidence vim be put IN ts-day
Besde the examination OF ne mast TWO
devoted come time to the eIsminaon Oh ~
era Barlows Corporation p ons ons voe UPON sss
has been q HIM. who now at HE
in I,so,rs Tbe Compttec have determined TO devote
they can 70 ns saSsS a. son
,sssS Vim the rumors which were circulating during
hy srsf week that certain members Of the Comufttee
%asa 2. ,n, s Z
Judge Bupsr,; Council hn eesn furnished With
e s ss g 1 aSsS ~ ny v .aSrs e:
taken which shall he be taheu. win pc printe6 ~
viii any vote be taken until the Conmittee shall have
nnished ,hoR work and sstzsss4 - Albany finally
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GREAT BRITAIN.

VIE SANITY OF LADY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ovFRDUE-JoHN BRIGHT on THE WANT OF
ECONOMY IN THE CONFERENCE.-THE EDC-
CATION BILL IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
LONDON, Tuesday March 5, 1872
The claimant in the TichbOrne case has
,nmmontd q meeting Of his friends
Fir Charles Mordaunt has applied for the appointment
ef medical practitioner TO examine into the sanity OF
Lady Mordaunt.
Lieut. Frederick Grant Of the United States Army,
m Of President Grant, is in THE city Yesterday
Nuade a visit TO both Houses Of Parliament.
m Inman steamship City Of Washington. which left
kvYork on the nth of February for Liverpool, has not
ret arrived at her destination, and some anxiety IL felt
let some accident may have befallen her.
John Bright has written letter TO the Anti-Income
TaI Association declaring that only in reduction OF
As Government Expenditures he chance for the
sboon Of the odious tax Re despairs Of the creation
Of real economical party, and advises the withholding
efeonndeuce from Government which cannot govern
without taking a7OOOOOOO annually from the nations Ill
eustry.
In the Of Commons, TO night. there was long
debate on the resolution introduced by Mr. Muntz to
remedy the defects in the education law. Mr. Forster
offered on amendment 10 the effect that the law had not
vet had fair trial. The amendment was adopted by q
vote Of S23 10 9s
Mr. Bennerhassett the member from Kerry, in
hodueed bin providing for the purchase by the Gov
eminent OF the railwaysi In Ireland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

.ov.rroS OF NJ. ER-ouERTIER-B0NA-
paRTIsT SENTIMENTS IN THE ARhf-AN
UNDERSTANDING WITH GREAT BRITAIN kh-
srFCrING THE COMMERCIAL TREATIES IA"
PhOoA'iN' PARIS, Tuesday. March 5. 1874.
rho deliberations of the Cabinet last evening
- conduct of NJ Pouyer-Querter, Minister OF
o. ' vere continued until very late hour, aud the
"a the consultation is the withdrawal OF the Oh
-, member from the Ministry. NJ Ponyer-Qucruer
10 g. presented his resignation TO his Exceheney freT
-, T0iers accompanied with statement eNPiaii'inE
~ ctou in testfyng in favor OF NJ La Mo''e Oei0io
,he Court at Rouen .o ana
"a o0rial journal will tomorrow announce ue
-, rcsicnation Of NJ PouyerQuertier, and the ap
,a.,c,t Of NJ Goulard the present Minister OF Agr
T',,re ard Commerce, as his successor al 'n9erm'
=, % rercrted that two regiments of the line "hich
-, ssown Bonapartst tendencies have been removed
frcu the city.
sD. minister Of Finance to-day, signed drafts Tor
a. onn oo1 In part payment of the antcipatory INSTALL
nj Of the war indemnity to Germany.
Tbe Committee Of the Assembly have reported IN
-, ~ confirming the election OF NJ. Rouher 10 the
assembly and consuming the conduct OF the oeai au
thontles Of his district
Tho pnke de Broge, French ambassador at LONDON
,s informed the Minister OF Foreign Affairs that there Is
re hone Of an understanding with the British Govern
men, In regard TO the commercial treaty between France
aud England.
Greyy has been reelected President OF the Assembly
Nv decreased majority.
s 10th instant appointed for the long expected de-
hate on the Catholic petitions.
Tie Budget Committee to-day, unable TO agree Win
the Minister of War, requested the attendance OF Pres
dent Theirs The President, appearing before the
anmittoe complained Of its inactivity, which ne sld
embarrassed the Government and he declared his inten
ton Of bringing the matter directly before the Assembly
A movement is in progress for the organization OF
new conservative party. the main object OF when VIII
he the liberation OF French territory from German oc
supation and the formation OF a Ministry piedged
thereto all constitutional questions to he postponed I'M
al that end is accomplished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
JERSEY CITY OFFICIALS INDICTED.

On Monday the Hudson County Grand Jury
presented 80 additional bills OF Indictment, the larger
portion being against Jersey City officials Nearly all OF
those against whom indictments were found appeared
in the yesterday Six indictments were pre-
sented against each Of the members Of the Board of
Public Works, charging that contracts had
been awarded without the required advertisement
for bids and that members had been interested
In work done contracts awarded by the Board -Four
additional indictments found against Commissioner
Bumsted on charges similar to the other counts CON-
rissioners Gillett, Bumsed, Ingwerscn, Welsh, Bray
Martin and sartup entered pleas OF not guilty. BaIa
was furnished in each case In sums ranging from tOoo
to $4,000. 49,, .. T. uowm,oms
Chief OF Police. for official misconduct ana ioI com
pounding felony in the OF the Noyes BOND
He PaSe es 9Ss his
Pritchard, Edmondson, Hutton. Goethe ana Gross,
o the r Of the salaries Of the
beers Of the police force political assessment ana LOT
nei9ns om n Edmondscn is charged
with having accepted $500 from Joseph Acton as con
for Il ns
property to City Government for the use OF Inc new
"Sot guilty were entered each case; and bail fur
nished in sums varying from q 800 TO $500 ,rd,cm.pts
r hSf fs: susnse With ncns
evidence with having failed .. 70 bo@rs
Hsd:S p "a. S;s smSs11ns ses
Edmondson becoming his b0ndsman. Commissioners
Gregory Tden and Dean Of the Board OF Fire Commls-
are ON three indictments oven with nav
ing for purchase Of houses for the use
The Depsrtment without having advertised for bids
Thew pleaded not guilty and furnished 5000 bail each
Surveyor soper indicted upon charge OF
He pleaded not guilty and gave t1,ooo bail. Justice
Maires Indicted for alleged false imprisonment EaI
AGO tbaiI Chas Mahan exPOlice Captain, n lndictea
on charges similar TO those against Chief McWiiaus
He Is absent from the City.
Additional indictments we're found against private
citizens Including Major PanPborn, and MI Dear OF
of The Epentng Journal The trial OF all the cases IA
which pleas were entered yesterday has been set down
for March la
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THE NEW DOMINION. q
GOV. SCOTIA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.

NOVA SCOTIA LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL.
HALIFAX, March 5.-In the Legislative Coun-
ell today the Hon. Mr.. Fraser presented copy OF
dispatch from the Hon. Joseph Howe dated Jan. 20, ask
ing the return OF the of American citizens arrested
or imprisoned for participating in the Fenian movement
Tor fhe last years. aud also the names OF those re-
leased The Governor has replied that there
were none SO far as could lie ascertained.
1NoI-1RY CONCERNING THE DUTY on AMERICAN
LUMBER.
ST.. JOIN, n B., March 5.-ln the Legisla-
tire to-day the Provincial Secretary in reply TO an in
qulry said that the clause in the Washington treaty
relating 10 the abandonment by NewBrunswick OF the
.,nort duty ON American lumber exported Try way of
the st. John River under the consideration OF the
local and Dominion Government, but that no action
would he taken until the result Of the Treaty became
known.
IFor Other Fort0a Matters Soond oad Third Pag,sI
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

IA fire in Boston Highlands yesterday destroyed
house Of w. H. Reed Loss oooe; insurance. $1,000
The Planters Bank, Fort Valley, Ca, was
robbed Monday night $50 currency aud $4,000 spec"
49, The Emperor of Germany ON Saturday last made
generals Tor their services
In the late
zee. The investigation Of the charges against Dis
te Attorney Wsa Bsmsn n the u Court 81 ''nonnsh ne
gan yesterday. The SESSIONS are private
. -. Smallpox has made it's appearance on board
he United states fsate Pewhash Phssph. sSaser o.
sailors been removed To she t s<S I disease
frst appeared In the Marine Barraehh
49, The Secretary Of the Treasury has instructed
M clear
The Rio 6rsnds above haa
ps,cs, in Ne bands n he sse'sassssA
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SWITZERLAND.

REVISION OF THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION.
BERNE, Tuesday, March S. 1872.
The revision of the Federal Constitution has
been completed by the Capitalization Of the common
and criminal Law systems OF the country, which, having
already OeenIadOpted by the National Council, yes
terday approved by the State Council The SESSIONS Of
both Councils have been prorogued.
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AUSTRIA.

TIE COMPULSORY ELECTION BILL ADOPTED BY
TIE UPPER HOUSE OF THE REICHSRATH
VIENNA, Tuesday March 8, 1872.
The Upper House of the Reichsrath has
passed the Compulsory Election bill previously adopted
by the Lower House
II has been ascertained from official source that
Austria has made no offer Of asylum 10 the Pope and
that the reports that His Holiness intends to leave Rome
Are discredited here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
A SINGULAR EXPLOSION.

While Lewis Magnus, a druggist, ct No. 81
Eldridee-st was engaged In making opodeldOc on the
stove in room in the Of his store 1t exploded with
crea, force scattering the liquid over him. burning hun
severely the neoh fsck and hands, blowing ou tho
,,out SIN ssing much q the giass and earthcn
ware and settDg the IRE. Dr. mArr kahn Wno
was In the store ut the time narrowly escaps1 lnay
ia The flames and the ssststed haBnue
The Joee on building and stock 10 about eSv6
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INDIA.

WBnIssION or TIRE NORTHERN IIOwLONG CHIEFS.
CALCUTTA, Tuesday, March 8. 1872,
Gen. BrOwnlow telegraphs, under date of
Ne nth ult.. that the northern lHowOng chiefs have
admitted, bringing peace offerings and binding them
syes TO peace with the usual Oaths aud ceremonies
and all the csptiyes have been recovered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
REPUBLICAN CONGRESS COMMITTEE.

WASHINGTON, March 5.-The General Con-
gress Republican Committee, at meeting to-day,
appointed Senator Wilson, Chairman and the Hon. Jas
H. Patt jr, of Virginia Secretary The following full
Executive Committee were appointed Senator
Chandler, Chairman Senators Cameron, Logan, Cor
bett, and Pool and Representatives starkweather,
Ketcllnm N. ". CObum Nnd.l, and Halsey On. "
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ITALY.

CORDIAL RELATIONS WITH GERMANY.
ROME Tuesday March 8, 1872
II is said Prince Frederick Charles of Prussia,
While in this city recently, his way to Egypt declared
haiti France made attack upon Italy, the latter
country would be defended by Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD AGAIN OPEN.
OMAHA. Neb, March 5.--The Union Pacific
train, from the West due ut Cheyenne Saturday noon,
arrived there this evening. Sundays and Mondays
trains are expected fhsre tonight The road Ia now
reported clear, and the weather Is wJm'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

represented that OF colored people depended
the Methodist Church John Wilson, r. g. Stevenson, g.
Collins 4. +. Bishop, Joseph g. Reed, and VIM C. strick
land admitted on trial. The resolutions 10 raise
10000 for Vineand Seminary adopted. After
era other reports the appointments read and the
Conference adjourned sine die.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06

THE RARTTAN BRIDGE INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
PERTH AMBOY, N. j., March 5.-The decision
of Judge Nixon in the Bridge case dssovng the
Injunction was received here with great qualification.
salute was fred and many Of the citizens discharged
rockets and other fire works IN token Of their Joy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-06
FIRE IN MINNEAPOLIS.

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi. March ga fire last
night in East Minneapolis destroyed Wheaton & Rey-
noldss sash factory Barnard shueys furniture fac
tory and several smaller adjoining Loss
SiO oo about $4,000 The origin OF the IRE is
MI
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THE NEw.JERsEY METHODIST CONFERENCE

TRENTON, March 5.-The Methodist Confer
enee closed today Trustees OF Pennington ana Vine
land seinares were elected The> Reys Snyder, Heis-
ley Van SAINT Franklin, Talle were elected Slew
ards The Froedmens Ard soeioty made report whish
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

OF VI. ER-ouERTIER-BONA-
n.RrIsT SENTIMENTS IN THE ARhf-AN
rSnFRsrANDING WITH GREAT BRITAIN RE-
srECrING THE COMMERCIAL TREATIES I'M
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MAYOR HALLS TRIAL.

A STUBBORN STRUGGLE FOR THE DEFENSE.
SEVENTH DAYS PRoCEEDINGs-rHE CARNEY
WARRANT ADMITTED AS EVIDBNCE-TEsri-
MoNY OF WIN. g. neutrality-suspicious.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Notice is hereby siyen,

TVNIIaT I. JENNIE VAN WINkLE, WIFE OF
[ Henry Van Wrinkle, will make application TO
the District Court Of ,h" Second Judicial district
in and for the county Cf Ormsby. State of Nevada
at the Court rom af sa d District Court on the
81 day of October, 1872. st the hour of 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. OF at such time he c mrt ay appoint
for order Of said Court permitting me TO carry
the business of Mil nery and Dr2ssmaknr
and buying and selling fancy goods, pertaining
thereto, and buying and sell ny real estate. sole
tr-der. JENNIE VAN WINkiE.
tsep3:4u
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
OFFICE--Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
PUNCTUaTED JOKING

\ victim of ''punctuated joking
thus describes his miseries in a Bos-
ton paper:
is it not a pleasure to have con
verse with you one of those indivldu-
ais who punctuate their relation of
what they consider particularly good
stories or funny occurrences with
pokes. nudSes, and digs in the ribs?
The worst of it is, the jokes of these
funny creatures are made up of nine
nudges and thrusts and one part wit,
as, for instance, in listening to the
story of large headed man trying
on a small hat, We endured the fol-
lowing: BY the by, speaking ofhats
fpokes us in the chest. and stands
back as if to view the effect did you
hear the joke on Bumps? Slaps us
on the shoulder and laughs Biggest
joke of the season. Punch in the
breast-boEe. Bumps, you see, was
just coming out of the hotel dining
room. Nudge in our ribs with el
bow. Well, he's got a tremendous
big head, you know grab on the
lappel of our coat so two of US hid
his hat wink and punch with bony
index finger |. and put four other
fellows drab hats. just like his, in
its place Poke in his shirt bosom.
Bumps comes ont, tries first one hat
Ipokel then another punch ; fl
nally he got mad and elbow jam
damned the third one on so hard he |
split it open. Tremendous thrust
in stomach. Ha. hat ha! Jim Bus
tak's hat" Tremendous slap that
took the remaining breath out
of our body. |.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Notice to Creditors,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT LEWIS
~ AtDITO has been appointed Administrator
of the estate of jerome Arctic, deceased. All
persons having claims against said estate will
present them properly proved for allowance aud
payment. LEWIS AkDiTb,
Administrator Of Jerome Arlito
Claims may be presented to the und. rsigned at
his store Carson street.
selo-SO ALEX LEPORT, Agent.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-09-12
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERsHIp HERETOFORE EN-
] isting between W. C. BLACKMORE and
LUTHER OLDS, under the name and STYLE #
BLACKMORE OLDS, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Luther 0lds will contime the
business, and is alone authorized to pay and col
lect all debts owed by and due sa d fl IN since the
lst Of April, 1872.
". C. BLACKMORE
LUTHER OLDS
Genoa, Nevada. August 2, ls72. au2S- I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01
G. EORG ETOWN

The JAPANESE PRINcEssEs.-The ladies' OF
the japanese Embassy attracted considerable
ttention yesterday evening as they passed in
carriages TO the residence OF Sir. Chas. Ianman,
on Congress street, where they are to remain
until they 60 TO boarding school.
NEW SvRyEy.-Thc town is now undergoing
rthoroueh survey under the superintendeIice OF
Snas Wilson, Dr.. Esq, assistant surveyor.
Yesterday one OF the old land marks was dug up
on congress street, short distance above the
Iost once. The stone retains the iBdentu
NO. IA, year l75e. This is one of the first stones
used in laying out the original plot OF old
Georgetown.
IMPRovENKxr.-Under the superintendent
OF w. d. Dyer. work was commenced today on
the new ADDITION To the Convent of the Vista
ton, on Fayettee street. The description of
TINS Improvement has heretofore been men
toned in TIE STAR.
PROPERTY SALH.-Miss L. Hobbs has sold
her two story frame house and lot on the corner
OF Warren and Sd streets, to Michael 0'Donno-
shue, for $1,000.
CALL ACCEPrED.-The Rev. DIR. Huntington,
OF Columbian COLLEGE, has accepted the cali of
the Baptist Church of this city, with the under
standing that il will in no way interfere with
his college duties. His acceptance takes effect
on March LIST, and he is to preach his first SER
mon next Sunday NOR ling.
The WRECKRD SCHooNER--As the steam
ting Laura, with a stone barge i'm tow, was on her
way down the river yesterday, she became en-
tangled in the wrecked schooner lying of Ana
los tan Island, and was detained for some time.
This is the same wreck referred TO in The STA n
few days since.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

MIND Your STc Ps.-Among the replies TO an
advertisement of a music committee for "a
candidate as orgsnist, music teacher" Sc, 4
vacancy having occurred by the organist res
ignation, was the following: "Gentlemen:-I
notice your advertisement for organist and
music teacher, either lady or gentleman. Hay-
ing been both for several years, L offer you my
seryicesr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

The BRICK PoNKRoY BREAcH-or-PRoMIss
CAsE-Wholesdle Accusations against TIE LADY,
Inc Defendants answer was fled in the clerk q
once OF the United States circuit court, in the
case OF Sadie +. Wilkinson against Mark M :.
Pomeroy, yesterday. Mr.. Pomeroy denies thai
ne ever solicited the plaintiff in marriage or AT
the time mentioned in the complaint that she
was unmarried, or that he ever undertook to
marry her. The answer AYERS that Mr.. Pomeroy
was married at the time the promise is alleged
to have been made, and that the fair plaintiff
was "unchaste and habitually Incorporate and
OF violent disposition and temper, and gener-
ally represented among her neighbors 50 to be.
ofwhich the defendant was ignorant at that time:
that on divers occasions the plaintiff threatened
personal violence to defendant, and with pistol
and other dangerous weapons pursued Defend
ant from time to time and place to place SO that
he greatly feared that his life was in danger:
ana that the conduct, habits and disposition
and temper of the plaintiff were such, as he has
learned since the times in said count mentioned.
that she was not q dit person to enter into the
marriage contract with any person. The an
swer goes on to deny that the plaintiff was in
any way deceived on any representation or soli-
citation on Mr.. Pomeroy's part, or hindered
from receiving the ate ntion of other persons
with view to marriage, and that the fact of not
receiving the attentions Of others was q result of
her unchaste, lewd, loose, and intemperate
habits, and her ungovernable and violent dispe-
sition ard temper, which render her unfit to en-
ter into the marriage contract-N. Y. Standard,
9th MIL -
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- The Cleveland Plaindealer says the reason
Mrs. Scott Siddons is unable to fulfil her lyceum
engagements in this country the present season
Is, that her husband died in fail, for debt. in
Cork. ' "
SCapoul, the recently imported tenor, is in
fashion. He has a woman dead in love with
him, following him around and attending all his
performances. He has lost no diamonds, e. he
has not yet arrived ut that stage of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-03-01

BISHOP FOLEY ON THE PREss.-Bishop Foley
delivered lecture before the Union Catholic
Library Association, in Chicago, on Tuesday
evening, In which he said there was scarcely a
book or paper published in the country which
did not fling sneer at preaching and against
true religion. This could do but little injury.
Gut there was more dangerous foe. Both the
6 oaiy anu sssa.S newspapers I'VE, were spreading
The Catholic religion has not q single frieno
among the daily newspapers. They we're con-
tinually making the most gross misstatements
with regard to the doctrine of infallibility. The
sectarian press were occupied in the same en-
terprise. This immense power was daily used
against the Catholic religion,
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THE COUNTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge CARTIER To- dav, W
B. Stokes, convicted Of receiving money fol
prosecuting claims against the government
while he was representative in Congress was
sentenced to pay fine of 81 800 and costs. Seth
johnson, convicted Of endorsement; bill of ex.
ceptieps to court in general term filed. Adam
Bankett tappeal from police court, y assault and
battery; Judgment affirmed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Yesterday. the following
cases were up in this court:-Smidt VS.. Germa-
MIA Insurance Company, before repeatedly YER
dict tor plaintiff for 81 500. Walter s. Mohan
VS.. Rittenhouse, Fowler & Co.; action on ac-
count; verdict for plaintiff, $3.50. Scottvs Ruth
erford; action for a breach Of covenant in q
lease; not concluded when the hour of adjourn
ment was reached.
POLICE COURT, Judge SneH.-To-da day, jerome
Mola, yagrant, was sent to the workhouse In
default OF security. James Cant, profane in
public; fined g. Frank JohusoS, alias Down
ing, same offence In Georgetown; fined o. jas.
Murt, no number on his cart; fined Is. George
Bradley, same offence; fined %. Bernard West
charged with indecent exposure of his person
and insulting lady on 9Th street; fined 800
Alfred Burkef,a yagrant, was sent to work
house thirty days. Lizzie Storrs, cursinq on the
street; fined %. John d. Buckley pleaded
guilty to selling liquor without license, and was
fined Sl20. James Burnett, charged with as
sanlt and battery on Archie Month; fined "a.
John Watson, charged with stealing coat, was
fined go. Recess.