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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-20

A TEACHER asked an advanced school
girl why beer in French was feminine.
She replied that it was probably owing
to the fact that the boys liked it so
well.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-20

ATTEND to the first symptoms of Con-
sumption, and that disease may be checked in
it's incipiency. Use Immediately DR.. Wishart's
Pine Tree Tar Cordial safe remedy in al
diseases of the lungs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-20

FooLIsHLY spent, money paid for children's
shoes not protected by SILVER-T TIPS. Two
weeks is about the time it takes a smart. act
i've child to ventilate the toe of shoe.
SILVER-TIPS the only preventive.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10

the trial put in plea of coptribuve negligence By the
deceased and the Court directed verdict for The de-
tendants An appeal was taken TO the General Term,
Superior Court. J. II. Hand for the appellant, and T. r.
Sheppard fer the defendants; and argued before
Judges Freedman, Van Worst and Sper. The Court
yesterday affirmed the judgment below, Judge speir
dissenting the ground that there evidence that
the deceased was acting as fagman at the time.
judgment for $4,000 was obtained by
Elizabeth Murray against the Metropolitan Gas Com
pany for wrongfully shutting OF gas. From this iudg-
ment an appeal was taken TO the Superior Court,
General Term which rendered yesterday its decision in
the Mcneil writing the opinion OF the
Court. The plaintiff kept q boarding house, and from
Aug 3 1871, she supplied regularly with gas until
Oct y when, on dispute arising about an unpaid Dill,
the defendants OF the The suit was for loss
In her business. IL claimed by the gas company
that the plaintiff was in arrears former bill This
was denied. the counter allegation being that her hus
band was IN possession of the house when the disputed
Dill was incurred. The Court held that the night TO shut
on gas does not extend to arrears created by former
occupants As to the damage, however 1t is held that
they are too remote to be sustained action on the
contract Itself and on the latter ground the judgme Mt
was reversed.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
sonA Asg AND CAUsTIC SODA.

In 1s59-GO, F. r. and W. {. Fowler I'M
norted goods which they claimed resembled soda ash
more than an nyhng enumerated in the Tariff act oil
1857 and which, therefore, they insisted should pay
duty Of only per cent advalorem Augustus scheil'
who was then Collector Of this port claimed that the
goods resembed eaustic soda than anything else
enumerated IN act referred to- aud that therefore,
they were subject to duty OF Is per cent aaVaIore'
THE latter duty was demanded and was paid, under
roe, bv the Fowlers who then brought suits In the
tred states CIreu to recover the duIy PAID in
ycess of per cent advalore Tne suits remained uh-
dtstnrh.d nh Yesterday, when Of them and that a
test one came on for trial before Judge shipman Ire
iorv fonnd that the goocs bore the strongest resem
Nance To soda ash aud rendered verdict for the plain
tas Tue aggregate amount involved IN the suits Is
a. a0o with fruu time OF the pay men OF the
.1v ,manded by Che Collector. joseph ID. Fay for the
plautl lffs and Assistant United states DisIctAltor'
news Tremaiu and smith for the deiendant.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
DECIsIONs-DEc. o.

Common Pleds-Eq,dty Term-By Judge Larremore
johnson sgt JuiEps Findings settled
Supreme COurt-SDecal Ierm-By Judge Donohue
Welsh Cews-Cae see Weeien ag st. Paul and Milwaukee
X r. 10. See opinion
By vorsvalenne The Mayor kc-Demurrer over
r1led. Duparqne Moneuse.-D,murer sustained
ChdmeTsBy DavsLevy Van Ordeu Matter OF Bun
MannnAMoion granted $40 costs to
abide Paine CurnenGaaie Cooper Sst Anngo
granted with $40 abide the event Berran as ran
n-Gnted Connolly agt DAYTON Memorandum for counsel; moth
show the Of Matter OF "ee-
Granted. Powell agt- SLepari.-Granted.
By Juige kh MAtsel et aL-Opnionl moon
steamship CompanY-Grantei
ordered Posers ag Rynor-OTder
granted Hchen HcheukefereBee pljered De sebSeatf
sg steile-Mooa aeud AbIahas sg Grene-Moloh granted
u Weed agL Weed-Decree Of divorce granted TO
plaintiff Wilson sgt Barnev(Opiuon) Motion denied Woolssy
TreporMoton granted tnenoranium Beasy sgt Cy OF
DroOElynMOton graheI opioioD Security BANK ag A1ore
Order granted Purfy ag sehsGnse-Moton deneo Nnou cs<
ast International Steamship Company Motion
granted cause the short cause calendar may sk nre
Notion granted Mater OF HOferRepot eophreN
Keech at Keeeh-(Opaon) Motion denied Modet agt uh-do
on granted Nfgman MarnMottn granted, bolcker as
Fe-Menorsndum OeomargsrBe Manufacturing COMPANY agt
raaf-Mo;ou granled Gray sgt Greenhoon granted (memo
raniuml Fenan sg stemmer -Or. granted hehos ,g Sua
hi-Granei Burchel Hunt Moiidr granted Welsh act
ClesS-Or.r seale Weltlerhcad AsL "eailehead-M"ton
grated Edeis.en StAndeTDeaed HAbekorn agI hAOe'
kor1-DecTee Of divorce gartei
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
AN IMPORTANT RAILROAD SUIT DECIDED.


Some time ago suit was brought by Weetjen
and Others Amsterdam bankers, against the st. Paul
and Pacac Railroad Company, and an attachment was
granted against quantity of railroad iron
which was alleged to have been Illegally pledged as Sc
cur1ty by the firm of Jay Cooke Co. demurrer was
raised to the suit the ground Of OF parties
and Yesterday Judge Donohue rendered on the case
(Which reported some days ago in iHE IRlBUNEl The
following decision:
In this case On demurrer it must be assumed that
the plaintiffs be established as alleged by MN
that the substance TO be, one OF the de-
fendants not those demuIrng) has, as trustee randu
epty converted the property Of his trust ana that ar
he had diverted the whole nc passed one portion 10 tn
defendant demurring ana another to another deIend
ant; and asks that In this suit all the rights may be dis
posed OF / cannot after the fullest consideration,
sgree with his view The ofense OF the trustee was
complete hen he misapprOprated the fund ana thdt
viii not enable the plaintiff here TO Join all the persons
who dealt with the trustee In the separate
parts trust property Cases have been sustained
where a general comp has been beI suIncieht 10
cover different rights, but those cases all cona !he
Ingredient that RE one suit needs al the parties 10
make final disposition. Here seems TO me- no such
necessity exists. Judgment for defendant.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
UNITED STATES CRIMINAL PRACTICR

The December term Of the United States
Circuit Court criminal side Judge Benedict presiding,
was opened yesterday. Mr. Purdy said that nc had
been instructed by United States District Attorney
Bliss to press for trial the of Customhouse In
specor d. b. Harris, who is indicted for comphc'y AZ
the smuggling Of 10000 cigars the steamer Crescen.
City from Cuba Mr.. Courtney. Harris's counsel sau
that as his client had been indicted he had not nau
time 20 examine the charges against him. Atter some
further discussion, Harris arragned; he peadeu
not guilty and his trial set for next Tues lay IL Is
thought that his case will lead to the detection OF an
alleged welllad systematic plan for smuggling long
carried out by certain Custom-house officials some
time ago Night Inspectors Corrgan and Davis were
assigned special duty detectives and IN the dis
charge of such duty they discovered Harrss alleged
completely in smuggling the cigars. Their efficiency In
tbs instance was II s said disaseful to certain officials
high IN authority the Custom house. and as reward
for the Inspectors have been restored 70 night uuy
The case Of the United states agt. Moses ChanDeraln,
who is indicted for sending scurr0us po.tai @ edpus
through the mail, mysieriousy went on the clen.
the last term OF the Court but MI Pdrdy stated
yesterday that Mr. Bliss had instructed MIN 10 Drhg
to trial as soon possible 1t therefore, called:
that IL was tried this term he was AFRAID that eA
Judge Fullerton the leading counsel In II, would DC
unable TO attend on account OF his engagement lp tue
scandal suit which had Teen ser ior tilAi week.
Judge Benedict tSre thes ne SJad not consider that
for allowing the to over the term,
fendant would not be prejudiced by having IL trieu
during the term Mr. Purdy said mat ne snOud
obey his instructions, and consent TO the reception
by tue Court OF other than statutory excuses lor post
for Tuesday the Court then adjourned TIL
to-day.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
CRIMINAL NOTES.

William Wallace who arrested on Thursday
or obtaining Of Badngs Brookn vas exam
ned b Justice lie emandd Jail TO await the
Jaee counsel had asked M his dscharge on the groGd
that he had money which he had eeeyed The FIRE
Commissioners dId appear against toe man
The premises of the Turner and Seymour Manu-
fetuing Company No 64 Duan broken INTO Dee a.
and stolen. few after the burglary
Ohcer Van Rhst Of Thirteenth Precinct arrested William shan
Of No lG9 Muherryst and iound hrs $50 worth OF
aiors ,bea portion OF the stolen property Yesterday Justice
Wnde the EsseI Market Police Court committed the prisoner
default Of 81 900 bail
Henry Esel. Thomas Lynch, VIM. Davis, and Jas.
Roger who arrested Tuesday nigh Haet 0ePt stable
West Twenty for stealing quantity Of articles from
rsges express wagons srrag before justice Murray
Tombs Poee Yesterday Ode sso brought Cor eIamina
son and deut Of $1,000 bail The other
sso held default Of $5 900 each for triaL
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
4 ROAD TO SPECIE PAYMENTS.
RESUMPTION ASSURED WHEN THE GOVERNMENT RE
DEEMS AND CANCELS THE LEGAL TENDERS.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.

RESUMPTION ASSURED WHEN THE GOVERNMENT RE-
DEEMS AND CANCELS THE LEGAL TENDERS.
TO the Editor of The Tribune.
SIR: The resumption Of specie payments Is
a matter OF Indifference among the unthnking; ne
cessity patent and papable with logical currency
soners good joke at bank counters and perfect rose
wood in party patorms and there the matter Is at q
standt With the of occasional light streaks
of rhetoric OIL theories OF resumption the danger OF in
hation or redundant promises 10 pay-words which are
soon lost In the aznre-quiet regns as In the path
OF the passed tornado Appearances indicate that
we are destined TO test the folly OF many and
long years of currency huctuating in values, until
goaded on by suffering we make no resistance to the
evils Of paper money. 1t is condition redeemed only
by the comforting hope that after such suffering We
may have more healthy appreciation OF the change
when realized.
With gree. Government legal-tender banK ana at
tachSSd thereto the National banks with the iooish
scheme of requiring them 10 redeem In paper no oetr
and less secured than their own PROMISES 10 pay w
have constituted an irresistible power 10 hoG us III su
nensOn until Congress prOyl des remedy Ile ION Ia
Inc path cannot otherwise be removed.
When Congress authorizes the sale or bonds Tot the
purpose and the Government begins In earnest 10 re-
deem and cancel legal tenders We shali nave assur
ance OF specie resumption, and constantly increasing
evidence OF its steady approach, tnOugh 9etr pass
or tbe point reached by the laws OF trade prices
are governed by the relations OF demand and supply,
so nv creating a special demand for legal tenders 10 re-
eult in their being Cancelled and retired and with no
added supply, have sure guaranty lnat tLcy VIII
t once ih value steadily toward the
Snecie nasis Nor need We apprehend any alarming
duction OF currency. Our bonds would hnd ready
European market; gold would come III with orders 10
bny legal ten ders and them in the purchase or
bonds Thus the long thrust from Us by suspen-
sion will return voluntarily, taking the place OF IeGai
tenders and resumption becomes an easy, quiet, ana
certain result. u " u
Ans1nta Conn Dec. 8, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
suSDAY AMUSEMENT LAWS.

Some days ago an application was made to
Judge Dononue OF the Supreme Court for permanent
injunction against the Police Commissioners 70 restrain
them from interfering with Max Strakosch's Sunday
evening concerts The decision Of the Judge was given
Yesterday, and is as follows;
The Injunction IN this s 10 restrain the Police
Board fom interfering with the sunday performances
of me paiuf and the motion 10 continue that inJuuc-
ton is based solely An act 10 preserve the peace,
g. which provides simply as 70 the suppress
s,on of certain performances In New-Yosk, IL q
local act void within the 10TH section OF Article Ill OF
the Constitution. Whatever court might hoid on
uIaaaings and n demurrer IN such case, think on
mis- motion the question not 80 free from doubt as 10
iu,tfy retaining injunction Ihe question already
IN i'm I, more formal way and that decision that
ca, he finally reviewed will be had. Notion denied
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PoRT OF NEW YORK ................,".',...D DEC. y
CLEAR.D.
e..,,, ,,rN. rpr Smith Gasgow HENDERSON Brothers
Steamship Algeria (Br) AcMcksn. Liverpool y "
Steamship M Jones. Liverpool via oneeas'osn
se.mbD North Point Smith PheD Iolard Steamship Co.
Steamship Rehsris railaiepa James HAND r IT w
Steamship City Antonio Pennington Neworeans u L. MAI
i'iS SsansSip S Walker shcrrs Phladepus y Bhsgs
sbip Lord Of the Ies LBr Piper L0RSSn ~ t r Falmouth
Ss Antoro . vag Cork for orders L'uO Storey
ssrk Yy.,ad yo Chstsusen Falmouth for eer' C. Tobias
Bark Ru.oer tsor Pet Morr,n Pin Punch Eye Co.
Brg Re6 Colaas c.rDa, James E. W. Co. 70
saG s9lf b.y sasao Gal Mount Gs7son upper Bsi
selr AeI Harding MeIr4e Cardenas, ,s slss1t P fsy
cS ScS & * Tss o1sse c's Ipsec a:t' sGrs Ss1 sast
scar seS Edl De iisr. Low, Bahis, Miller dOughOn
Sch D,vd ure Darrell. BFsEos Santiago Moo4hAue fud
seh B. Dc sasoa D,csinsOn savannah Jas W. ElseI 4 Co
seS E.Ea, fi s.e h'S. Youns Pn Boco H. p Co.
Steamship .b,,ua Br Hams, Liverpool xov 2s and Queens
ton e1tap " tb nd.e and pass to G. G. FrancklyD.
stesmsD Gr IhOm nar-OafS Nov % with md'e and
Pl s.%snip San Jaclalo HAZARD
pass 70 M VS eato Mortou Savannah Dec g.
past s.a,sSD Norm Point Saith Philadelphia Lorard
se.n.Sp Glamog.n r LsybOue Cardiff Nov 26 With mds
Ss@ano 4beaarie Kelley. Leve Del, with ndse to Old Do
Bars si6, cf Yarmouth 81 ca she, s. day. Ei'a md.e
Eides.
Yarmouth 81 Roach Dubha "a days IN balast Is
ancaoreG a Sandy ioJs for orders.
barE Gerl Dosner Rotterdam jS lays, with mise
Sehr M Deer Is Hatch Bsraeoa Is days With
fruit
schr. Krnsett. Dovsing Mallga As DAYS, with fruit
schr Heary Burrows Nesben n. O., days, with naval
StoreA
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL 9The American steamship Ohio sailed hence
at o'c.ocI afternoon. for Philadelphia.
OU xEysrows yrue Line steamship Kenwortb.
Pcuse Philadelphia for Liverpool arrived THIS Ocoes
morning and prDcseded
HAVANA o-Te steamship CITY Of Havana arrived this
moruiag Eeslok Ihe bark j. Z. Ward aeSIOrk Nov
ls here " day.
tfOr Laes. SHIP Firm Pa0e.I
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
CIVIL NOTES.
ex-SherIfs.

On the application of counsel for John Kelly
in his libel suit against exJudge waterbury Chei'
tce DAVIS yesterday granted an order returna9e ~
Monday, TO show cause why tue answer snouu NV Nv
made more specific.
On the motion of Judge Dittenh0efer as
counsel for Christian Borpeck In the suit against the
United Cabinet Makers. Association No. O. John stem
Ter and Others the facts OF which recently reported
in The TEDUsE Judge s aich pp,apt
Others claim, IN order ~ reimburse them ioi 'H
losses.
Tn the old suit of Magnin and others against
the Adams Express Company, which has ALREADY peen
tried three and been twice befor the Court OF AP
meals decision was rendered yesterday the Superior
Court, General Term. Magnin, Guedin Co. shlppsdia
package by Adams ess s nepsp desered
Tue Judgment and order appealed from are seve1aip
affirmed. With costs.
In the case of Jane Burnett against the
Brooklyn Cross-tOwn Railroad recently tried Oeiore
Judge Reynolds, jury rendered verdict IN fsvor oi
plaintiff for soo motion was made TO sci asiao
this verdict upon the Judges minutes, and deeis.o
has just been made setting Il aside and granting .hov
ing she guilty Of negligence IN not lookins oo'
ways see II any vehicle was approaching oelore Nv
tempting to cross the railroad track. -
On Nov. Is, 1872, VIM. II. Gardner, while
passing by the new Bennett Building then IN course Oh
erection. severely injured by brick fsllps -
alleged through the negligence OF one of MI Behne''
agents suit for damages brought, ana genera
denial put In, with proof that defendant Lao "
control over the premises while the were
ryiug on the work. verdict was given Tot tnc % w.
fendant On appeal before the General Irrm y. ~, IN
Superior Court It argued for the plainn a, nat
caiIy visits OF the defendants attorneys 10 the Dunh
10 wacl Its progress showed that be retained eono
Tne Gc neral Term decided yesterday, through Juas
sper that contractors agents or servants Vi
owner and Judgment below Is affirmed WIN eo's'
Among the cases decided by the Superior
Court General Term. yesterday was the suit OF tnons
sammon against the Harlem Riiiroad COMPANY.
sammon was employed by tho New-fork Anu
Harlem Railroad Company to fasten enA'"
across the west side OF Fifty-seeond-st when "in
was approaching. While sammon was apsent ro'. ~.
-, .. A.. n rain ran of the truck, struck another
traip. and the latter crushed Sammon causing n.s
Death Tho widow sued for damages I've ceienaS's v"
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
PASSENGERS SAILED.

PoR LIvERPooL-ln seawshp 1t0erta Dee g-sss N: ~
Bore j. d. siGe Si4e X T. Dgby NJ p, Mrs Dgby child
and nurse Mr. and M Goschen. BatcheCr Mr Samuel
Warren children Master Roser Francis Cooper Mr. Mega
He lry Buckley and Mrs d. p Sea children and maid MIS-
Bailey CochsRe. Miss Dewar, g. hcAurreh Mr. anu MS Jos
Bangxu Mr and Mrs Edwart AseersoD Marshall Wood r. G.
Thorpe r. McCulagh Samuel Hope Col Sir ftEwVgm W.
Kaye w. Jackson Edward JacksOn Faman George Rona1es
Atkinson H. Keogh. Mr. Ger Levy j. T. Cgunlngh.m William
Barber H. l. stanton aud Mrs j. H. Gibbs children, mad
and man servant r. r Lambert Taber J. E. Newton, Mr.
Moss Chappe, H. A. Snon. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Hazard
Esad Dunhan nckey LeutCoL tie Hou W. Iref1ss Ju-
Levy Martin Lehman Anthony Lizzie Anthony G smith,
". RObeson and maid L. H. Whitney M and MIs
p Sir ton Albert Mereit Nj Tghe, Mrs VsreV Miss ReaVet
Mr. O'Nein Mr. Browuson, joseph Bond Jr. MI Mclean
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
THE COURTS.
ARoNsoN REMANpEp TO CUSTODY.

ARONs0N REMANDED TO CUsTODf.
In the case of Newman AronsOn. which was
reported In Tuesdays TRIBUNE 1t appeared. yesterday
the United States Circuit Court before Judge Blatcn
ford, that he had been adudica.ed voluntary oans
rupt and that he was subsequently arrested ior oeos
on order issued by the Supreme Court OF the o'"
Aronson then applied 10 Judge Blatchford Hor ms 80,
writ OF habeas corpus the grounn ,na' 'no
deDt IN question being provabe under the adndics'io
bankruptcy the State Court had no Jurisdiction oVe
IT, II also appeared that the debt on the purcn
Of goods 10 days credit that very soon aier INC
purchase Arouson sold them at ess price than no p
for them, and that he arrested on boaru u '"o
Thurngia Just as she was starting ior Iop'
and about one hour before the time fixed for MS appea
ance in the State Court. In remanding Aronson W VIZ
custody OF Sheriff Judge Batchford remarked .na'
following the case OF Kimball. he should LOOK Only v
the papers in the cases that were acted upon
by the State courts. and from tnem ".
eide whether there were sufficient groupu'
for holding the prisoner. That the complaint oi" n
show any of these grou nds had already been oi'en M
and ofcourse 1t was no objection In these cases.
where the complaint was for goods sold and deVereu
and adavits upon which the order OF arrest ahf
gre nted showed fraudulent contracting oi te
the prisoner would be held. After citing hunJIiou hI n
cases. he further remarked that as to the @ eases
pcation OF these principles, was conceded III tbe
Donaldson Brothers aud Spooner & bur, ns s,cts
sidavits contained no obligations showing et are
and that where, sole grounds OF arrest the lacts
fraudulent disposition OF property the arrest nrst
sustained. In these cases therefore, the y. h"s
be discharged. In the De0nge case, the sInuvs ~
that the prisoner purchased for cash. ana that
paw days Now, this must be held 70 lean h1s
a cash purchase, aud that. therefore ne
to pay goods Does this constitute an intenSa ron
defraud II he did not intend TO pay for them .. t, @
time II Is shown also that he Immediately soiu to
for less than cost well various other anu
with the proceeds started for Europe and was arreseu
After read ng the opinions decisions OF Judge DOW,
Judge Comstock and many others, the Judge fnrtneI
said that this must considered as irtan irauduens
creation Of tine debt taken In conheo.Si M
win the attending facts slated in the an,
davits He had given the subject 1en', caielut
reflection, aud prepared TO hold that this a, anun
In the Deonge does make out case or %
contracting OF the debt, and that the decisions y, rs
State support that view. The prisoner was nnn 10
case and discharged in all the others j. D. oI'n ioi
the Sheriff aud Mr.. Bussey for ArOnsOn.
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
PASSENGERS ARR[VED.

PROM sAvANNAH-In steamship San reiato. Dee &c Miller
and wife G. A. Remnant RoEand Miss Bel Ferguson, Dr. j.
Herndop Dr. o. Mess " Schultz H. Hobrook G. hehler 20.
Thos Dunn. j. McCule, John Co.. X FoId hm ShlA n
O'Sesl, Jas. sDangleh =,
PROM UAMBURGH-La steamship Schiller Dec. as d. se-
wards wife children MR. Betty Links. Mar lnks
Alegunde JO Hiss Mare Chrisnsen Alexander I1r hoso
Adam Muller Johann gillian, John Meier Hnnch hnnehs
Friedrich Pnn ard wife Ezlbeth Back, Miss Ella ad kdard
Gran, Hench wife, Josef Patky Oscar anke, Ms Ma
thbe Raven and children.
FROM LIyERP0OLIs steamship dbyssaid, Dec s-B Biysy
Thos r. Beaumont Arthur Bolton aud four children,
Mrs A. Boyd Brega, T. Brow Mr and Mrs Carpenter
s. b. Cbenden b. Clarke Edward Clayton, Mrand Mrs D.
Crosby A. c. EGw.rs PamOe Mr Goggrer, John Harper W.
HASKELL c. b. Hoffman. Miss Harris Ms Johnson J. Kemp.
Francis Kuren Mr. Lane Lupon Johu NacLeand W. d. Ma
bey M Robert Mofit Miah M1rph H. Nesmlth, Miss 81
Omsby G. b. PandoGni Mrs NJ Perkins Miss Perkins NILS Per
kps Miss Pblps H. Price Webster Reed and servant Mrs
RAYMOND Ms N. n Reden John Rtche, L. j. smInohs b.
T. Charles g swan ard MI Ihone.
Miss Thones J. Wallace Weinberg Welsh W. Whitehead,
Joha Woslsde Capt NJ larj Miss iari, M Gugs, Mr. APP
ne
New-York tribune., 1874-12-10
PART II-SuRA, J.

. PART u-6nRA,J
2I2s. .Povderly at Caysnssh 500 .Bueh ast Pnckney
1874. .was.on sgt Bailey. SO7 .Comsoek sgt Ramsay
1894. Abraham et al sgt Nit etaL
nschI s08. jackson sst Butler.
I'll. ano 80 HAYES seaermerhoru
TgO. nal .xts sammsrseA Rassel.
1915 sohl Art Hors,msn Sl5 .LGthl sgt Ehle.
1865. .Gsde agt Van Dorea ct al Sl7.Lee agt Moral
PART LI.-ALKER, j.
1ll2. .,Rousse sg LobentkaL 2Q5J Hofnsn aft Holman
2O43 simoa.on Cohen 1889 scau es al agt MARTIN
al 1856. .Mshoaey et al agt John
21lS. GIL sgt Bord. inpd sou,
1872 Moore ,et schefer 1888. Hyi- AT. Beriell
1882 Soyes agi Eebenfb 20O6 Harms et Al g lnorson
1000. .Bursell LOOMS ct al ct 4,
2l43. .Rekey Palmer 32l Noel et al ng httuscnh
1895. Porter 81 al
GENRaAL skssOys-HAcKxrT, R-Ichn OBren rape mos d.
sads Peter Peterson James Thornton Albert Meyers Nate ke'
nok Frank ke Alfred Lsckart grand areenF Henry LVngson,
Giving stolen goods Heary Hofnsn. petts lareeay
oIER TERxNER-BARRzrT, J-aehard Croker hcmielae
CouRr APPEALs ALBtSr Dee 9The following ne Court c
Appeals calendar for Dec 10: Nos &c. 81 2 III, 90 90
6Al2 lOl.