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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
DFCIsIONS-MARCU .,

General Term Supreme COurt-SecOnd Dishict.-Bv
Judges Barnard Gilbert and TsppenWam Johnson sgt John
RIwe-Judgnen plaintiff upon the yeds with costa William
Thomson g Gilman Dudley-Jugmen and order DENYING
judgment affirmed, costs. Hort sgt Phebe J.
Ter1iger-Judgmen snd order oTerruling demurrer az
6rnei With G. Hafeton ag Samuel w DupscOmb-
Judgment affirmed Thomss Jones sgt BROOKLYN Life lnur
Co-Oder denying trial affirmed with costs VIM Cot
ait Joseph Nos and 2Oier sustaining demurrer 70 part
Of with plaintiff p payment Of costs
Mari Owens Steam Derrick COJudment snd
order DENYING reversed and trial ordered, costs
10 abide event william McCaferty agt spuTten DuyVe
ana Port Morris CoJudgmeBt reversed and cost 10 abide
sara A. Burts W. AunoryJudgment affirmed With
John A. Thompson A Isaac g. johnson aud others lAs
John A. Thompson executor etcJ1gmen In esch
case affirmed, with James o. SwOrtwOut ag- Cor
nus LadOui-Jndgnnt affirmed. Andrew s. Wheeler sgt A.
nited with costs Annie ag George w. Palmer al
Judgment plaintiff verdict In the Of application OF
Theodore Ton examine H. c. Bowen. No Order for eKAmua
t0u In the the Union" affirmed with 10 mat
Order refusing examination The case Ay Bowen reversed
with costs Ambrose Snow al Mercantile Mutual Insurance
affirmed Henry W. Bbby ag Augustus Van COr
isnd-Deree and ordered 10 be tried
iurT Trawlsy Flushing and ~ T. hCOJudment and
denyng and trial gute Costs abide
event Ps Gould Agt Henry BOoh-Judgment affirmed With
in con opinion Of Justice Gilbert and affirmed mose
without COST Horace City Of BrookynCas Third
Department Of the division OF the court People rel Oam
All Thorn ohen-Orter modified 10 allow
Assessment proceedings affirmed agt
affirmed with People rel Hudson
VIM A Fowler ct al-Cer,orah quahei without VIM H. NAL
ory AIT Aanson sL-Judmen and order denying al
yefsed and tral granted costs to abide event
Common Pleas--Specidl Term.-By Judge LOew.-
Hewitt AIT Bronson strike
irrelevant Motion granted without cost"
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REAL ESTATE.
NV YORK. sainrdaH M,rni

iphh' ShAufuAY, March q
There were were no public TRANSACTIONS a,
the Exchange day, and the attendance of desI., -
very moderate. For the coming week an active b.,.
may be anticipated Several large sales are annono.,
lncludlnS boulevard and Fifthaye. prOperty In ira
Messls Muller wilkins Co. will sell on rne.a.. a.
two lots Of land, together with the "A stony marbe y .ns
tween William and Broad sts known as Nos IA 80 y.
being together ~ feet In width ia front and re,y
feet on the casteriy. and o9s feet the Westeri
AlsO the plot Ofland, together with the four sorv
roof brick building thereon, on the north west co,
Broad and sOutb-sts. known Nos. I27 and t9a p.g
ri. and Nos. 10 and l6 SOuths being 473 feet ON s
81. and cog feet on Broads Also, the fourstory brk
store and lot on tho nOrtheastery corner OF Pear 49,.
Pat-st, and known No. rs Peafi-s being lS 10 80
on PoaIst 2s7 feet on the rear, aud feet On
Also, by order OF the executors ~ the late Jane. w.,
ter ~ valuable lots situate Ei0ht IT, Nieho,. an.
Ninthaves., the Boulevard, ise,, a
third, One-hundred andtwcnty fourth, Onc. hIndret
and-twenty -hhh Northumberland twenty-siKtb ana
Manhattan sts. seventy i've Der cent of Inc -.
money remain on mortgage Tor a term Of ye,r,
Messrs. V. X. Stevenson Son q Co. Will sei on Tbur,
day 'by order OF the Supreme Court under drccon =,
boulevard lots, located on Grand boulevard Tenth
ave-, Seventy sixth and Seycnt Use enth- sts
A j. Blocker Son Co. will sell on Tnesday two d.
sirable lots Fifth-aye. One ot heinz ~ 80
ner OF Eighty 2T2xiOO and the other cgrn
Ninetieth-st 25Xl00 Also. superior house on FinT
frstst., and two houses and stores on Clinton-st
Jeremiah johnson, jr., will offer Tuesdav yauabl.
Brooklyn real estate including two pieces Of wharf prom
erty on Kcntaye. basin between kcap and ROiney,ts
Also lots on Bedford and Marcy-aycs., aud HOsper
Hc&es, Ross Rutedgc, Penn, Lynch and Middleton "a
In the Nineteenth Ward OF the City Of Brooklyn Nearly
all Of this property il In superior locations for building
Terms VI sale will be made very liberal 10 suit Pur.
chdsefs
William H. Raynor has sold four Full lots on Eighth.
ave, between Eighty-seyenth and Eightyelghthss
for s72JOO Also three fun lots on Fifthaye 70 feet
north Nlnty-fOurthst., for 5000.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, on Sat
urday in the collision of the steamer Newport agt
the propeller Oceanus Judge Blatchord dismissed tho
libel with costs.
Andrew Ii. Chandler, Albert +. Gescheidt,
and Morris Harris were adudicated involuntary bank
rupts last week; and Sylvester s. Dewey, James f. Tay
lor william +. smith, and Geo. Moltauer received dis
charges in bankruptcy. Since Jan. l. 1872 leo nvoun-
tary and 16 voluntary petitions i'll bankruptcy have
been fled
Alexander Orr's petition to have the Man
haitian Fire Insurance Company adjudicated bankrupt
was withdrawn from the United States District Court,
on Saturday The distribution Of the assets Of the Com
pany will now be left in the hands OF the receiver APP
pointed by the State Court The creditors Of the Com
pany will get about 40 per cent OF the amount due
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A QUESTION OF BANKRUPTCY JURISDICTION

A QUESTION OF BANKRUPTCY JURISDICTION
Thomas Greenfield filed, Aug. "a, 1867, q
voluntary petition in bankruptcy in the United States
District Court for the Southern District Of New York
On Aug. 2s, 1868, he adjudicated bankrupt and
Albert Smith was chosen assignee Of his estate he ad
ministered upon it, and the bankrupt received dis
charge in bankruptcy Greenfield had prior to septem-
Der, 1867, been a partner in the firm OF Eel
lows Co.. residing and doing business in New Orleans.
This firm consisted OF Fellows Logan, and the bank
rupt; and expired by limitation In September 1852 In
February 1868 Fellows and Logan filed their voluntary
petition in bankruptcy in the United States District
Court for louisiana praying that all the members OF the
firm be declared bankrupts and they were so declared
An assignee took possession OF the firms property and
under an order OF the Court, sold TO William Hummer
piece Of estate belonging 10 1t which was situated III
Texas Not satisfied with the title given by the assignee
Bunner applied 10 this Court to affirm the conveyance
aud the matter referred 10 Register Williams, who
decided that the proceedings of the District Court III
Louisiana void for want of Jurisdictions that the
sgnee appointed by this Court should proceed by petit
ton, to have Fellows and Logan declared bankrupts
that he should obtain possession Of all the firms property
that neither the proceedings In this Court nor In the Dis
ct Court Of Louisiana convey the interests OF the
members Of the firm TO any assignee In bankruptcy In
either Court and that the proceedings referred to must
be by way OF supplement to the proceedings pending IN
this Court.
Judge Blachfopd sustained Saturday the Registers
views,
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Corporation Notices.

DspErsKSr oy TAXES AND AssEsaESrs No u CHAnBgEssrl
= EEw-YoRK January ?, 1874 ,
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
Roll, Of the Real Penons u the City and County OF
Eewlork iS will be r inspection and revision
aud amer MONDAY 1872 and will open unn e
April 1872 inclusive for the correction Of errors ami the &
Of
ty and Coany on York All persons believing themselves
ghve must application the Commissioners during the PO
aboye meutone In sp 20 obtain relief provided by law
OBO. II ANDREWS. / Commissions"
TIlOS. j. CRBAMBR oiTaie'
w Ssrh "A SiNos SANDS. A..,,,%eu.,
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THE SCALE INSPECTORS, swGNDLE.

To N EnITOT OF INC ITIUWWt'
SIR: / am rejOiced to see you attacking
those contemplate swinder the Inspectors OF Weights
and Measures OF all swindes perpetrated on dealers,
both wholesale and retail this is meanest. To sup
port these frauds costs annually from three 10 five
dollars suppose the original intent OF the law was to
protect consumers, but would like some intelligent
consumer to tell how far he is protected by having
brace Of Oafers walk into the store where he trades and
after counting the weights quart pots, and wooden
measures throw down bill for 3d. IS, or So, signed
Pagan & Doyle" or d" Malone d Pagan" The whole
thing farce and the act authorizing such inspection
should be repealed at once. GROCER.
BrOOEiDi Feb. 2S 1872.
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THE STORM OF SATURDAY.

The severe cold of Saturday morning was
followed In the afternoon by heavy fall OF fine snow
which continued until early Sunday. seriously impeding
travel and delaying the mails. The horse-cars were
compelled 10 double their nearly all the roads
and the erYyboats the North and East Rivers found
considerable trouble in crossing owing TO the driving
clouds OF pOwdery seet OF the Jersey City boats
left NewYOrk at p. M, and did not reach the Jersey
shore until o'clock small quantity Of snow the
ground the only vestige OF the storm remaining yea
terday afternoon The temperature had moderated aud
tie clear, eKhilarang air induced The usual OupOurng
OF Sunday prOmenaders Ia holiday dio5s.
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BROOKLYN REFoRMERs ASSUME THE OFFENSIVE.

On Saturday, H. IL. Chlttenden, e. Smith,
and VIM A. Colt, Subcommittee OF the Brooklyn Com
mittee Of Fifty entered the Kings Comfy Court of SEES
siOns aud addressed Judge Moore as follows:
We appear in behalf Of the Committee OF Fifty, body
"czens organized for the purpose Of investigating the
hnas OF the various departments OF the municipal adj
mlhistHdtOp In the course of investigations
we nave become satisfied that the Collector OF
Ia1es, Isaac Badeau, has violated the provis-
IONS OF the charter respecting the paying over
OF te puDnc moneys, especially the provisions Of
ZION or title OF the Charter which provides against
ioanng Ia any way any portion OF the moneys collected
~ h We are SATISFIED that during the three years Of
us 0hclai term, he has kept deposit in different
banks an average OF and efee 10 duty TO
blnR the matter before The attention Of your Honor and
10 request you 10 lay the matter before the Grand Jury
for action.
Judge Moore replied that he could not impane Grand
Jury IN March, consequently the mattsr must he de-
ferred until April but that at that time he would very
willingly lay the facts before the Grand Jury '
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ANOTHER PROTEST.

To the EdftOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: We were very much gratiied at seeing
an article Oh the Scale Inspectors swndle published in
THE TRIBUNE this morning. Our firm have been called
upon for the last three years. submit to the extoron
OF 70 cents for socaed inspection Of scales by three
Notwithstanding fellows who did not know whether a
scale in order not and late as Friday last we
had visit from one OF the trio demanding IS cents as
fees for inspecting scales last Fall Summer, which we
refused to pay. Show up the scOuadrels, aud you will
have hearty support. fRONTsIREE1
York. Feb. 4, 1872.
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THE FRENCH ARMS SCANDAL.
SPIRIT OF THE GERMAN PRESS.

THE PERNICIOUS INFLUENCE OF THE OPPONENTS
OF AN INVESTIGATION.
From NE Nee. Yorksr STATS Iei'Wng Of March l.
IF the most bitter enemies OF the Admins
raon and Of President Grant had TO lead the oppo-
ZION against the SuLlner resolution 10 Investigate the
sale Of France, they would hardly have been in
a condition to complete their task in amanner more de-
structive TO the Influence OF the ruling party than
has been the case with Messrs. Morton,
Conklng, and Harlan. who Teputed as
the particular friends of Grant and his Admin
IstraIiQq., At first they denied tee facts which
After they were obliged by documentary evidence
shameuly to withdraw from this position, they sought
to avert the danger with which they menaced.
through appeals party prejudice, it is very
tomaTy to say, through the "crack OF the party whip
acknowed gment of error remained without effect, they
finally endeavOred to paTayze the runous influence OF
the accusations through suspicious and recrimindons,
which were hurled against the supporters OF the nyes-
rtfu
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PASSENGERS ARRIPED.

PROM LIyERToOi-u se mihip France March NJ and Yrs
Dverey AVID children Master H. Arks Mrs Bh ArAe,s Messrs
Roberts Harrison Edward Pickering Pickering jr, q. Ward Lucas
THOMPSON T.. POloIfcr Ws0re c. Alexander.
GOdiuery, aud Nh QIaierough.
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legal Notices.

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of the
UNITED STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of GEORGlA
PLANTERS BANK al Denlants-IN BourT- being repre-
sente persons than those before the Court inter.
ested distribution of the involved the said cause that me
Of all be protected far practicable ordered AND
all having demands against the Merchants and
Bank shall before the hrst Monday IN April next al
Rules themselves be made parties 10 said cause with suitable
and proper asserting their respective claims -,
And that the CLERK Of this Court this on1er
ami decree be published months before the
term OF newspaper published In the CITY OF Macon
Georgia NeWYok and that the OF such publication DO
pa out OF the trust funds the bands Of the Receivers said Bank
' W, b, WOODS, Judge.
Granted Ia open Court December l6 1911 .
copy from the miautes JAS MCPHERSON, Clerk.
Ia, L xlnM
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DEPARTURE or F0RElGN NAILS.
MONDAY, MARCH I.
.p Mails
TUESDAY. MARCH 5.

WEDNESDAY. MARCH
Mail. for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool steamship
WISCONSIN 1850 ASuppemerIary MAIL on Pier No. 49,
n. r.. is closed AZ l;ij ?. m. .. o.,
A deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE
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vISIATuRb ALMANAC.

G.2J 500 Noon rses JOV
DAY-A.N.
10 Hell Gate feug 500
"
Sandy Hook Cows isu... J:i5 Hell Gate Ferry oJ1
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION
EXPERIMENT QUESTIONS.

From The hITtHg0ftd iePH0'c an
The President keeps his promise to reform
tnl oiinu- G,urra Order system at New-Nork, and so
ucb should lc set down to his credit. But why not go
further and reform the New York Custom house en-,
trcv concern that is rotten from top to b0tton as
VS. abupdautlv proved before the Senate investigating
Commttecl And why not hurry MP that Ciyll oorNic
Reform Mr. Curtis has been lahOring on Tor seNeIyI
months uastl n Is rather discouraSng TO be informed
s we g,c IRON Washington that the rules we We're once
;.u- were to 20 into effect on the lSt OF dh'tE' are
10 roman suspended" till after all the delegates are
......,I ~, tft. I,bila dplDhia Convention.
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|, grand lafcenf frederick Dlehhe''
m Edward Msnnix, and John Della
schneetfeper. grand larceny John
PARr I.-BARBoUR. Oh. j. Opens
( 3i5. .Burbacher. inrt, &c, sgt.
Met. Fire Dept
a. Par agt. Kelly, shenh:
lll05. .FrohliShsteln ct al. ACT. Hell
| Ter OF al.
1905. .Milhng.on sgt. Weyman.
1901. Cen. P'k. N. and y. X: X. X.
/ agt. N. 7. Cen. and lud. X
X. X. Co.
1855. .Munday agt Wendell
. J-Opsns at | | a. m.
$40. .Lowerro agt Chalmers-
90. Clare agL Nat. City Bank Of
New.YOrk.
pis. .Reade agt. Clark et al.
1915. .Sehwensinshe sgt. Mastersos.
li2l3. .Scheuman, admir-, &c, agt
Matty ct al.
38g. .Caspar agt. O'Rrien, Sheriff
ll56. .Know'ton ct al sgt N Y. &
Prov. \. 4. Co.
PART III. 4. DAILY, "opens at
!. m.
1915. Elliott. Admir- agt. Bway &
7,h.aye. X. II. Go.
ll2io. .Winnie agt Oakley.
s99. .Pagsley Agt Morgan.
1929. More agt Rand.
ll268. jacobs agt. The Merchants
los. Co,
1929. Fox sgt. StllTell.
ll17i. .ORoGrke sgt I'm.
IlO76. .Denney sgt. N. Y. Cent and
Had. Riv. X. r. Go.
902. .COleil agt Clark.
1916. Mel me agt Deleknaa.
T, "opens at IL q. ~.
et down Causes
- (BT orler).
2l?i..Gs.::aOling agt. Jones ct al.
Irkrd ready.
lll5. Carpenter agt. Jacobson.
ll227. .Walderk agt Rlnd'hoh
iiid. .SteInhardt agt Huntington
eial.
1875. Swift, Trustee. &C., sgt
KnOwltou.
. 1904. Woods agt. The Disciples OF
Christ in the City Of y. Y.
ART L-GROss, "opens OF ~ a. m.
1881. .Corbin Bgt. Winters.
1901. .scharlock act. Hornbnrg.
1915. .Hoifheimer sgt Cohen.
I7934. .Schmandt agt. KrawitzkL
1910. .Cordez agt. Brennan.
1901 .llartung sgt Bruins.
l8D1J. .GOodalo agt. Brod.e.
/, J.-0pers al l0a. m.
,13)l Zimmerman sgt Blbcocf.
1855. .Pamlee agt Brennan.
local .Kehoe agt Emerson.
I17l1 Kaissinger agL Walsh.
l7gJ'. Lewis sgt Harris.
. g0J7 league agt. SlatteTy.
'B01l. Mayer agt Puriy.
1880. Cover agt. G1rcia.
I1125. .McLane 6gt Brody.
l3oll. .WnriEburgcr agt Watts.
l8J25. Lamb sgt He.lmef
J.-Open, al 10 .. m.
1901 Eyre sgt Darmit1er.
1873 o. Conrad at. Griffin.
ig8l4. .Galbaigo sgt. Chiapocosee.
Igq09. .Appleby sgt CoqlarL
I8SN. Chase at. stout
1891. johnson at Beder.
1888 Harrison sgt. Murray.
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TIE BREAD-ANp-BuTTER BRIGADE.

The list of arrivals to the Missouri COnven-
f,o IN Lc papers the previous day, read Ike pay,
ION of the Government Departments. IL was >Datnra!
f',t (ouycu; ION constituted this one was should
syuce some degree OF enthusiasm for the AdmnlstIa-
ION bu i'm pcIsiug he tpOTts Of its proceedings there
rp.1rs 10 have been great effort to arouse spirit or
confidence ana JOY with but little effect To he sure the
Taird Assistant POstmastcrGenerl supplied the Con
Ntuun with Il ming dispatches by telegraph from In
diana and elsewhere, and the Chairman teegraPhed
Grant direct that thc united Republican party OF Mis-
eour iu2ored his Admins ratOD" adding SHOW this TO
sumner Scuurz and Blair" but the enthusiasm too
evidently paid Tor and insluCere, and from the opening
-c,h t. the close there an oppressive sense Of act
~ A sham
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IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of the

IN the FIFTH CIRCUIT COURT of the
Il UNITED STATES SOUTHERN DISTRICT q GEoRGiAmRp'
WIN PARSONS JOHN RICHARDSON and JAMES 4. GAUDRi,
A,.gr VI the FATmeS aB Mechanics Bsnk-lS BouIrI- being
represented be Court that there other persons than those before
~, Con,t interested distribution Of the involved In said
cause that the q all be protected far as practicable
il and dere that al persons having demands against the Farm
e and chancs shall before the FIRST Monday In April
themselves 10 Do made parties 10 said cause "h
suitable Ayeruens their RESPECTIVE claims .
And that the Cer Of this COart cause this order
week for three months before the neat
term Published In e city OF Savannah srd
Yorh and that the expense Of suel publication be d o the
funds JOHN bhShlNh, 'uuke'
In epen Court December l6. 1871.
A copy from the Minutes JOS. McPHIHsoS, CleEh.
ial
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Couoon advertisements

CHAKESPEARE's BIRTHPLACE, Stratford
School" in this town 900 year below ys'I o,
Public schools in England and for ke CDverss Of 0Io nd Cam
bridge reduction made ior CrUmeu Apply 70 Rev Dr.
COLLIS Warden OF Rev. q O. 0BPP, Headmaset
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newspaper office in which Mr. Greeley s the presa,nS
genius but II has yet TO he proved that the interests VI
that office and the good Of the country are dentoa.
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Krause, felonlous sssult and battery,
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRiAL TKRn-P
t II
1878. .Carpentier ar. Ooodmsn.
1869. .MeInnAny at. Waterston.
1915. Ogden Agt Llthrop.
80. Gray agt. Heller.
1857. .Seymoof ct al agt OBnen.
el5. .shafer ct al agt OBnen'
Sheriff, &c.
1871 Wallace Agt. Shspter
1907. belong sgt o. Bnen, Sbn,a &C.
n. Upton sgt Lynch. J
PAEr Il.-McCrss,
700. Andrews agt O'Bnen, Sher- 1
M. &c.
$40. .Sayr sgt O'Bhen, Sh' 4. &c.
1868. Ely agt. O'Brien, Sh'h, &c.
9s2. .Mitchel agt DIX.
IOln. .Magnin EFT Dinsnorc.
7J6. Kelly et Al sgt Ferguson.
GA. Herbert sgt. PelL
324. .GleadeIl sgt Thomson o. al.
$40. .TalcOtt agt. Bedding. !
COMMON PLKAs-fRIAL TERM-P,
II a.
SOC. Bullock agt. O'Brlen. Sheriff.
4S7l .Melhinck agt. GOdirey.
6a-MeCanley, sdm'r agt Cans.
1923. King agt WOLF
39. Wise sgt Bwhy aud 7th-aVe.
X. r. Co.
2I57. .Johnes Hgt. Burnham. !
7G4. .Wilkey ag,. Munsen.
9O6. .Quinlan agt. Sirth-ave. x. r. ,
Co.
go. .Babcock agt. O'Brien, Shend. |
1854 Sohott agt Wright g al.
1893. Same sgt. Same. !
PART II.-YAN BRuST
Calendar Of Sc
short Causes
I78s. .Roehler sgt BAyari.
20lG. .Klstl agt. Klell
Causes ma
1871. Holt agt. Hunt
1859. Graves agt. Duran1 ct al
llI9. .Somenburg agt. Roth,
1926. Kay et,slsgi, Lawrence.
1870. Seward sgt Pierce.
I.7b. Never agt. Rutter.
1916. .McLane cI al agt nclckman.
1861. Draper ct al Agt. St'ger.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TRRN-PA
68l1. Walter agt Sherwood.
6g31. Hubbell agt Rogers
no. Same agt. sane.
$685.. .lIolstein sgt Tumble.
7i01. Wallace act. Dugan.
1893. Haskell sgL Hitler.
75il .Rosenhaum ngt Elliott
1872. .Waldron Agt. SteFaft.
PARr ll.-CURris.
7l35. Denny agt. O'Mally.
801l. Sands agt, Moran.
1898. Reeve sgt Roesell.
800. Wilson agt. Ryan.
3O08. Leach act. HsycL
1907. Downing agt Tn ". Y. Cen
trail and Hud. R. Il. 4. Go.
TIT. .O'ToOle agt. Harris.
1868. Mullen sgt Kelly.
1906. barrow AIT. Conklin.
1881 Lehman AIT. ROtfichili.
1881. Bacher agt Whitman.
49, PART uL-SHRA, J
-. Marshall ag'. Simons.
98i4. .Gunther agt. Davis.
1911. Hutton agt GOetE.
1911. Bellows agt. Perry.
8542. .SehwarI agi. We'terell.
STA. Davis AIT. Parwe.l.
87l5. Osborn agt. KappelT.
8732. .Herschheld agt. hcElroy.
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4 DFLUSION AND A SNARE.
Tenn. The 4fobfTe 7lribpus

Some of the opponents of the Missouri move
iu,ut-hat class OF National Democrats who can't for
tl..r Hfc throw of the Tammany OdOr-are cherishDg
tr ,..ici that Grant viii not be nominated at Pha-
t.phg. There could not I've more glorious cOnsumma-
{, Il % the Missouri movement than 10 see the Grant
abhcas aside their idol and raise the banner OF
Iauru And Is the trump card in their pack, II they
dared but play it. But that will not he permitted
Grants cdct las gone forth. and his ObedCnt vaSsas
viii Weld prompt obedience. In all directions the state
delegates instructed TO vote for him There is scarcely
"a ripple I'm the Republican current indicating his over
throw IN his Convention. The Philadelphia cOnclave is
nothing moro than compliance with party usage, and
> ! mndpr- Innd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-04
.Alarble ano Slate maniels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE-
~ IZNG WORKS ia aud 1876 East Bghesatbst aIoe ana
BarbciEed Msns Tng Marble Counters Monument NJ pee h
defy composition. Marble turning for the trade.
MARBLE, and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
ltA MONUMENTS HRADSTONBs Table PhnmberJ LAPS best
and cheapest r. KLABRR Co. 223 West Hty6ntst between
Broadway and Bighhaye. Designs on Application
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS; largest as
- the city lowest prices Elegant designs D.
STEWART Co.. COS siIthaVe bel, ThihYahh aad ThrTIth ST.