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BORDER RAIDS,

3A6 b4u1EL2 NV31k9 Istlk OhE The CABINET.
Spscia! DlspaEk To TIE Chicago tribune.
WAsn.Suros. u. C.. April 27.-Tho principal
subject OF Discussion at tho Cabinet meatiug tu-
DAT was the situation On tho Moxlcan bardor.
The official reports as to the raiding PARTIES
Este f1.mhly presented and considorod. They
CONSISTED Of the report received By tho Post
naatec- General from tbs 1os.:naBtera whu hayo
leen mole,ted, aud Of The reports Of army
officers These documents sabatantiatod mort
Of tho dispatches lraru the Mexican border,
rhe postmart General aho.nd that
Hevc-al Of hin officers hkvo been
Killed. Tho Secretary OF State manifested some
rosaveneba At these rnit!s. 1t IL Understood that
tho Mexican Government had dtseiameu all 7a-
spansIbillsy fur these iucurs.ons. 1t is oyluout
Tia. II thrEe raids are to continue the buider
iall sot vices 1,l, Of Necessity, bo discontinued
No felma1 conclusion wan reached, but II Eas
GENERALS unierstood that uoto Of protest would
soon be prepared to be presented to tho Mexican
Goscrunoas as preliminary to the preparation
ct fofsnIl nuts: III. jewell fs arranging for
.hc Prcalent al tho correspondence OF tho
Post~oa Department OF tis subject.
, 1875-04-28

doalerb, Ia which tho latter, By tho aid Of Char
le! Gillespie and the City Beaiors Of Weights
the cana In which the milk ia shipped do not
ho'd Guy. Gillespie has 80 deoIdodt aud has
sealed et tbe cana a. "sllors." Tho dAifynen, or
aasg snase living i, Kans County, hare semi to the
ss! sseIe.asf ~ S:ats gallon. hatf-gallon. quart.
E,es; ahG 1ha'f'nint cans. to bo tested and senod
W tl.e sta;o and United s.atey standard OF
measures; THO Secresnry ras engaged this
morning r., y tentlng the'I. snd found thai tho7
e1nct,I 81 neg t'1o u1tsanro they were repraaonttd
cans sent, Which are nav, ara like tuoas which
have been heretofore ute. hat II il charitable to
"unposs lint t'oy nro. Tt.e 5ocsotary Las aealei
and viii ltturn tt,".p AZ r,Yrnrt,
, 1875-04-28
NOTES AND NEWS,

srse5at DisuateA II The Chicago Tribune
"AsHrSoroS, D. c., April 27.-spocial Agent
Elliott, from Alaska, Il hero supervising the
printing Of his lat report. This report will con.
hrna the important Positions which excited 30
much curiosity IN tho scientific world. and Wa
80 violently assaled. Mr. Elliott maintains iu
thts Inst report tha: for physiological yeasons
tho seals will ncrcr Leave Asaka, and that they
will 10 constant souscc OF revenue To Tho Coy
e1nucnt-
TIE BUREAU or EDUCATION
lsaa Issued circular calling upon Ill educational
Institutions to contribute tor the exposition 1T
Caill as speedily nn possible mntesiaI wl,Ich will
eosso to e,vv full idea OF tho systa,us OF etlu-
eaton IN tlsis couutry. The Chilisn Government
hSs lately made = Hpec4ltc rsluast that this be
d1ne.
.us1oN PACIFIC su,7s.
It Is expected tia: tue Cour: Of Claims will
render It's decision on Monday In the Arit OF tle
Uuian Facta. Railroad hRAiust tho Government
:o- one-ha.i tic amount duo far TRANSPORTATION.
The jay Could clique which has several aetnts
hesc: gives out that tho decision will se aSninst
tho Goscrnnent.
ARMY ArpoISr.1ESrs.
The President has appointed tn ill two vAcAn-
cleo in tho Pay Department. Of the army First.
1tcnt. L. I. Ihosnburg, OF the Second Artillery.
I brother Of Kopfpsentatlvo ThoEuaurs, Of Toa-
1!eSsee AMI William II. afayuadiar. Tho nomina-
ton Of The latter Saa tabloid u thu special sraaion
of lho Sona.o. harlng been roportad back Vi.
verbcy br tho Military Cotnnllttee.
soIators here tt'-ni.ht say that Maynad.cs haB
not possible chance Of bsing confirmed next
Winter. rs the charges mslo aI;aiuet him At lie
,e1ecnsiys scssson were Of y very kerious char.
'acker.
MIsTooK nlA MAN.
Cue OF tho Government prlntera, who got
dunk taas night wAiln PLAYING the .lo.octivo IN
rata exroe!ed from other cit!ca 10 work In tho
Chronicle Office. piskoJ tho pocket OF = stranger,
s'lpposng h'n, to bo rat. lie was detected in
surprising the person WHOM ba robbed to bo :
rat. he would havo stripped him Of everything
ao had, ho MAS tsloasei III Ii III. ituo,
THE ATTORNEY sEHALslIlr.
Judgo Donds Of Maryland il is said, u likely
to be tppointcl Attorney tioneral.
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attetal Dtspalch to Tho Chicaao Tftbans.
nLooM,SoToN, ILL.,. April a7.~-A quorum OF the
Executive Committee Of tho Illinois pross Asso-
eiasson mat It the Aahlsy Iouso In this city this
afternoon, and arranged the following pro-
grammo fos tho naxt regular meeting Of the Az
sociation, which will take plsco o. Jacksonville.
1'uesdAy. Nav Is. Addsess Of welcome, by the
llon. George II. Mcdonnell. aud response BY presi-
don't 6croEga, Of tho Champaign Ga.tNc. Tho
sauao Afternoon the ASSOCIATION will walt num-
ber Of public tnstltnsiant. In tho evening
poem, will eo Iead by @. u. DesIwick,
Of tha Nation Ua-sat, aud NJ Grafton
ty Antlow bAumap, OF tho Chicago journal
On Wednesday business vail 10 concluded aud on
Thursday lLoy will ieavu for lit. Louis, arriving 1t
IL Altar gazing asthe a3shtsthe Association will
lsayu for bt. Paul on tho steamer Aotly Johnson,
ssopplns at several intermediate po!n,s. Mem.
bslH Of tho Committee present ara Judge Ir1d-
veil, Of tue Chicago Le9tA Navs George
ecroxgs Of tho Champaign Ga1sug; II. L. Clay.
of tho CAlfoilton Qttasss o'sd oaaes Taylor, of
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CASUALTIES.


THE BALTIMORE & POTOMAC DISASTER.
WARRINGTON, D. C., April 27.-Ii1 adiiiliua to
Tho names OF the injured given In last nights
dispatch, aro tho following Hugh Kcrnau. Of
baltimore, formally PROPRIETOR Of the Theatre
Comlquo, Of thta city, lo.t ankles badly smashed
s. 7. Evorots, City Treasurer Of Closoland, o..
Bcserely cut oil the forehead; II. Il. Stewart, OF
Ohio, slight cut on back Of left hand; q. F.
Nselhatn, Sixth Auditors office, both logs
bruised below tho kncn; Critteu9on csano, =
brakeman on tho PbitadolpLis train, ngnt knoo
slightly b1ulncd; and J. II. Robinson,
Of this city, badly bruised about
tho legs. Conductor Richardson, In tia
account Of tho accident, Btates TINT ho
left Oh tfnno, and after passing Navy Yasl Sta
tion le fou1.d the train golng extremely fa.t
md on track it should nut BIZ taron. lie pulled
the holl-tope for tIsru2iurer to. "dowu brakes"
roua mas pulled sec7ul time for tile stoppage
OF tho train. mud MGain not rroporly Responded
to. At thiA titno buchanan vas IN tho rear pas.
snnger car looking aftos sick*ts. When ho
found h!A directions Wefo neither noticed nor
obeynd, suti that hts trim waY incscasing III
Gppcd, he boca,no alarmed. Thinking The ropo,
10 passing through the cars or over tho tendue,
Ind hecnme fast, End thus prevented the bell on
waul and give a verbal order for The
returning Of tho train to tho double traek.
Tho fasure. Of tho gong TO souud, or tic
cngiueer 70 hear md obay 1t. caused tho aoc,.
dslt before buchanan could leays The car the
two ong.pea Aud met. Buchanan had inst
roachcd the car door and xas about opening Il
whcn tho collision tamnled hs hoad through fhe
glass window. infictinK wonnda He feels salts
lied that 1t tha signal had been properly and
promptly answered ty the engineer, tic cata4-
tropha would have been avoidsd.
Engineers McAfea mud Fry. tho fireman.
Bochto!, and pes4onEora George ". Baker, Tiluu-
- Collins. aud deorgo D. Arlty, who wars taken
to the Providence Hospital yesterday, n1e slowly
Improving, bat Ill acceaa to them Ii prohibited
By tho phYsieians.
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WATERFOWL, N. T., Apri! Ala fire broke out
1t O'Clock thts mosu'ug at Herman, IL. Law
rencs County, which burned ths nhols Of the
business portion Of the town, with tho oxcop-
ton Of tho hotol one small boot and shoe store,
aud sinai! grocery. TAo Ines IL cstllnated at
persons were seriously injured during tbs fro.
but no ono Wsa killed.
, 1875-04-28

BILLIARDS..
sLcssoH AccEr1s nrALclaA's CHALLENGE.
AZ tho following letter shows, Ms. Slosson ia
Beady and willing for tho proposed encounter,
inasting, however. upon playing Saturday uigAt !:
u tht Ktssor At TA- G1fc1aa ft4aa+r:
CHICAGO. April 27.-Ths challenge Of Mr. William
1af!ssh tust nseta ny eye n thu mornings pspe7.
tatscr II not snrts4a1 though son.cwhat nousa snd
WI excuse my responding trnugh tue eaulc medium
With tbs s1fla stipulation for psrf.rt t1ir1,ess that
;he s.ms b pa5es With ~ eotifa st q b.llr,
c!laenRe 1t s.ands. vtn7 tlle odds Of 10 rofIts
AF hsalth snd condition hFe tnch. howaser, th.t
on nnts In Justice to myself othe.s sltoln ut to
ia! : man fnsh from shrse week. Of tuuTnstnent
practice, Upon fsx hourr notes: sud would thr.e-
FIRE psopose Saturday, ins.tsd Of "Wednesday, evening
nr1t Tor tue uatch. And II remaining nanch lupspr
10 ROWE u matter Of 1ncoilynuauec to Mr. Durlepb
will make for hts advantage endure the briai de-.
n.y. aud vi! Increase tho st1kc, 1t hs pleasure any
s1tent. WILL IN apology for sseu thIs alaht moif-
ntauon OF the cftgtnH iecmst aud asaurGuca that
Ills ny utnatunl, beg to remain yours, verJ ~
specsfnly. GEoauE +, BloYsos,
1o tho 80o-po!nt ga1s yesterday morning bo-
t*een Miller aad GAIlagLef, thu former was wlu-
ner BY small ecorc.
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At HEVApA, ILL.

DWIGHT. H., April 27.-Ths drY-goods and
grocery atozo Of L. D. Brown aud tho drug
store Of z. D. Dow, Mt Navada, near
Dwight. were burned last nigbt., One.Quarser Of
l}Eowufs stock and ous.half Ut DoN's ware sAyod,
No insurance on the lsttes. Brown mas insured
for $500 In tbs Continental. md North British
9nd Mercantile Insurance Companies.
, 1875-04-28
At BAY CITY, MICH.

Special D;lpateh Il 1At cht4ao Tribune.
EASE gAasxAw, Mici,., April 27.-Tho residence
OF Harley EAstou, 1t BAY City, was destroyed by
ars Inst night, together NTH ita contents. Loss,
&l,80O insurance, 800. The family vaza ab-
Rant 1t kle tins.
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FIRES.


Al oyerheated stoya caused alIght fire In the
cottage Of Poter OleHau, No. 800 Wess EElo
etsees, Ut 2:10 p. m. yesterday. and was tho
cAuso Of the alarm froal Dor Gus. Tho damage
amounted 10 ITO.
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BLACK GILKS.

Bought last week at tho large Auc-
tion snlo Of the importations Of this
celebrated maker, at Is to 80 pe1
cont below regular values:
Lot of Guinot's Black Lyons Silks,
$3.50; worth 90.
Lot of Guinot's Black Lyons Silks,
$l.75; worth $2.25.
Lot Of Gutnet's Black Caohmira
Silks, So; worth $3.50.
Lot Of Guinet's Black Cachmire Ex.
tra, S2.25; worth $2.75.
Lot OF Guinotes Black Caohmire Su-
porb, $3.50; worth $3.26.
Rich13t grades OF sanlo and Other
makers equally cheap.
, 1875-04-28

controversy has ts4n going On in Q4Icaso be-
tvsen tbs 1Alrynen Who futnial. rallk AID tha
, 1875-04-28

Plsurtsy pAtns and III sstbmatic An bronchial ntso-
Hons Ass aeon rsliarsd hy th4k asflaIa sAReay tue
solzAs aud csl&s, Or. jsJnss Expsola&aut
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THE kCDlE.

.n.us sh1e. ~ @1s-EhtttFoa. =; fFaNkIn1, II
t.rH sa.e .. s'rar,-Gn.raTo:. .: Frsnklius, 4
!H.'fs! .afts- tn!sy. =. Hisultu. i.
1tH's n r4,.rr--0tn ltu1Ir nnt tor.r uppntep,
fmpire-stAhsEet No.i. u tia Enisatos
Iha sans clubA wfli give AZ exhibition gaus
to-mo'row afternoon apd Saturday, veo eu ID
mk>lon Ct 81 conts to tue 9rouud4 aud Of 30 cents
to the grand ssand will to charged,
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SILKS, DO.
SILKS, DO.
CARSON,
PIRIE & CO.,
MADISON & pE0RlA-STS,,

Invite special attention to tho fol.
lowing lines Of New Goods Just
opened and p1aood on thoir coun-
tors, GREATLY BELOW USUAL
PRICES:
a. limo Of pretty Grishille Silks, fam
oy blue stripes, at rs otB; would
bo cheap ct 81.
Limos Of Grishtl1o Silks, BLK stripes,
choice stylos, at 75o, 900, and IL;
very cheap.
Lines Of FGncy Silks in white, coll
orod, and black grounds. at 75o,
900, and 81.
Large lot Of Japanese silks nt $50;
half prico.
Also, the following limo Of G,1inet'a
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KILLED DY A RUNAWAY.
Special OtaIaatch to la4 ChtsMdo yriouW.
pEK1s. Ill.,, April 27,-A distressing accident
occurred this afternoon. A team belonging to q
soda'wates firm ran sway and ran oycr Autlrcv
Scott, draymau, causing doath III short time.
, 1875-04-28
BLACK GOODS,

Special Bargains in Black Alpaca
at 26, 80, 35, and 40 cts.
4O-inch D'k French Cashmeres al
90, 65, rs, and so cts, much under
value.
46-inoh extra quality Black French
Cashmere, Sl.25.
Drap d'Etes at 41.35 and $3.50.
Lot or Black Henrietta Cloths at
s1.26, S1.6o, and sl.75; worth as
least SITS, 50, and $3.50.
Bargains in other Black goods.
ALSO, large lines of latest novel;
tics In Colored Dress Fabrics, ju9s
opened at 2opulGr Prices.
1T PAYS n TRADE ON TEE VEST SIDEia
, 1875-04-28
THE TIRE,

THE GALVESTON JOCKEY cLUn RAcEg,
New ORLEANS, April 27.-.ts tho Galveston
Jockey Club sacoa, frs. day. tao first psizs was
for the Oe4u lar Park stalses, for s-year-olds,
mile lcAts:
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cept pure dilulon OF tho Altar; and, wIthal, 70
bouigaant 30 majestic, that ono could al1noat
700 tho aureoa OF tho pictures around Ills saint
" hoad. Ha hhd Abandoned homo Of luxury.
cassor Of certain distinction. to carry tho bai,.
tiBmal water to the Indiana Of the North. He
gRye IN tho only reliable vocabulary we have OF
tue languages Ut theso Tribes, aud lo ape1ad
door with the crosa tor civilization tn the copper
aud lion ulilses. How appropriate would Il not
have been It thIa born Prince, who had 4bdscatod
for tho Church. had, ju his old Age, been restored
By tho Church to spiritual rtiuccdoml
or THE LIVING rRRLATxs,
two, at least Archbishops Purcell Rud Dayley,
cannot long b. neglected, now that tho berfat:a
has nstutahZetl. And why should tbs An,esicanB
not be accorded Cardinal WshoYs, psiesss, and
doxcons Tho Italians have had mora thai,
their part Of tho honor, and dooo lcss than their
Church which contains now q Cardinal, teu Arch
bishops, 4,oy0 ps.ssty, snd 7,s0o, 900 Catholics,
ususk 10 accorded greAler representation It head
quarters. The law Allows tt, aud the Court ought
sionary, who tnyeigles 70 rnauy E.sssrn uinpera
10 fensatancc. Fst1ler Damen. b ulado OArdi.
nal pS1eht2 He would be worry yaluabls tu tho
pFonegands, Why should not John Kelly b. q
EaSdlnh! i,e4oon It III true h8 has been nAr-
Eiod, but he is widower; 80 waa Cardinal Wela,
NO DEki0N.
Tho simple truth IL that taa Popea hsvo bonn
untscF lle Impression that tho rod man waR still
AbroAA iu our cities, bssnd,shnK his ton,ahauu,
s4oAt1"E 0n r+s-rHH"Eas Au1 Lt2u4pR III bcAJp6 In
utstou anl Now York &c lntarvats, aud in Chi
cago ~ lsuitimate occupation. Your Board Of
Trada reports on tAs atalpiug traffic would d.
csiyo my one.. Tho United States has hitherto
seemed benightod land uhioh needed misaion-
aries, rather thau ono that could give back Car
dtAals. Dv THE way. se hafo had Monsiguoro
sums time Nab:st Htton, : descendant Of s4s
Mother Seton who founded tho American siatets
Of Charity. l1e ranks 107 Of the profoao&ori
sus#'HMncFi
u.x oAuDtNAk M'c1oaxva
John MaQlosloy u EAll deserving n Ia bdruHs
, 1875-04-28

Dihlo.
THE WORE or THE SACRED coLLEug.
Tho I"stitu'i9nrs .juris Canonici inform III
that Car,'iaa*s ayNHr origiuem halent Jl3ara
sdcerlUihua fer,ticl Ct7eris, 6xe1lpto al 0poso-
lts qui fucraat quasi ssnatus Ctfistt, oGtcio a
s,s,,.nss po,tiacis. In plain tsrms, thoy aso tha
1nIttees (congrt5aAo), or in council tcoasts-
torium), Or in cOncayn, to e1oct popo. The
senIor Cardinal IL dcan Of tho Sacred College,
aud IL tho Representative OF tltat body. To him,
after tho Pope, uewly o!ectod csrdlnuls pay t4e1
tl1st ,oapocta, and DO xlono can colHecsate the
supreme pontif1. Eaeh conanaitteo, or cpHgre-
gallo. is assisuod to . specific portion OF
sho administrative work OF tho Church.
Ono is chnrged witt, revising approving,
snoIsr n % bas jasisd.si"a s Is osor discipline; thifl
provides aecnts Tor plnpasatiug tho fifth. Whoa
the FapAl dee becolnos vacant, The Sacrod Co-
logo IL tic governing pouot OF the Church Until
Pope La1 hcen aolaeted from among its owu
called. whom It enters upon this 1uolueatous
duty, IL unique fn its aetion, Tho CardlnAlA Aro
solt-lmpEisouo1 in tho Quirinsl palace, oaob o..
cupying cell, assigned by lot, Tus largo MIN
IN vailed up, and IL not raopenea uuti! WY Ia
made for tho noMly.elocted fontin to appear.
Each Cardinal depohts bis ballet IN gilt urn
upon tue altas. II no choice i made, tho bal
lota aEo burnt and anoti4er vote taken IN every
twelve hours until uneoimlty III secured. Tho
election would 10 regular and fagal, according to
the canonB, II tic oonriAyo wera compelled to
asssulblo elsewhere th1u IN Ro,no.
ENGLAND AND TILE cAADlAALlTE.
Tha leiiaut action OF Plus IL. III rsislng Ledo-
cl,owskl, the Archbishop OF poeo,,, ,popr,houcl
hy Ulsu,u.cl;, to tue dignity Of Cardiuai, Istugh
to mind tho last lns ono Of ths Cardinals whom
Ito ltotogu.aiou latt iu Eiglkpd-the bravo aud
consistent fisher who Ia no healihcd with Dir
Thomas 3loso. When ffensy VII. was informed
that tilo popo h2Ln saaElat hat for tho consuLn4
ctous psala,o whom hu asa preparing II, Lie
Tower for thn hcudsnIsu, 10 61oA,'ned "1htu
kAsii Eao tLlt ho hath 10 ns&d to wear It pu n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-18
INSPECTORS OF STEAM VESSELS.

At meeting OF the United States Local Inspec-
tors OF steam vessels at their ofce, In Pine street
yesterday the case OF the alleged wiltul collision OF
the steamtugs Crawford and James Watts was
commenced. Both vessels were endeavoring to
obtain the rowing up OF an inward bound sailing
vessel, and while thus engaged the collision tooE
place. Alter an informal hearing the Local Inspect
ors, Messrs. John K. Matthews and Jememiaa Sc
monsen, decided TO adjourn the matter over till
next Wednesday, on account OF the absence of (.
principal witness. The collision TOOK place upward
OF q month ago.
statment was received from the pilot OF the
Morrls ania steamboat shady Side repectlng It's
collision with the tugboat Mary valued at S., 900,
which was sunk by the former IN the fog last Mon
day. The pilot OF the Mary, who had a narrow es-
cape from drowning on rne occasion, having been
In the water for half an hour, stated that he had
not yet been able, owing to the prostration the
shock had caused nlnl, TO prepare his report but
said that ne would have IL ready to-day.
The inspectors have received statements from
the pilots OF the New Haven steamer Elm City and
the East River lerrybOat Southampton, whtcn Will
be passed upon in the order OF presentation.
The captain OF the w. p. clyde Co. steamship
Benelactor has failed to make any report to the
running down and sinking the schooner Susan
Wright on the 26th or last month. and has laid
himself open thereby to the infcuon OF heavy
penalty.
Vlcksburg lately wrecked six miles 10 the east OF
Fire Island L. l.. has been received by the Board.
The captain attributes the loss OF MS vessel to the
fog and error IN the fashlng OF the light IN the
Fire Island Lighthouse. The Vlcksburg was lost
while on her voyage from Port Royal. South Caro-
the report OF the captain IS OWING he says. 10 his
fingers having been trOstbltten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-18
BROOKLYN COURTS.

bevy OF beauties from Dutchtown, invaded
the portals of the Brooklyn City Court yesterday
to listen TO the proceedings in the suit for SANDER
OF Miss Meta c. Gatge against Mrs. Charles q.
Tonges. Mss GaLge brought suit through ner
guardian Tor damages, in the amount Of $40. 900.
for alleged damage TO her character by the state
ments of the defendant. Mrs. Tonges is the vile
of a retire merchant who Is very wealthy. Miss
Gatge is the daughter OF wellto.do coal merchanG
on Ross street, and the parties move in the FASH
lonable German society OF Williamsburg. George,
the son OF Mr.. Tonges, was paying his addresses TO
MISS Meta and he appeared to have no other occu.
pa tou worthy OF note. Most OF his time was
devoIed 70 visiting hls adored one. and the result
appeared TO reciprocate his passion. ana wien.
ever he called she treated him 10 Ice cream, lru,t
and other delicacics or all the sweets that the
lovely maiden bestowed on her lover sue preferred
10 give bin cream cakes and cranberry tarts. TINS
caused the young man considerable sickness.
When he returned home In such condition his
mother became angry and said many naughty
things about Miss Meta. One oil the accuse .lonS
against the young lady was tnat she mad ger
MISS Gatee took umbrage at TINS remark. and that
Mrs. Tohges improved the opportunity To break
the enga cement. Miss Gatge became Ill, anu when
she recovered Sne sued George Tor breach OF prom.
Use OF marriage and SANDER. George escaped the
breach OF promise SUIT by pleading the "Daby act"
ana the SANDER case was tried yesterday before
Judge Reynolds in the city court. Counsel Tor
meant TO depauch or sc duce, but counsel lor the
DEFENDANT GAINED that 1t meant merely to mis-
lead. The jury, alter an hours absence, returned
q verdict Or tae plaintiff Of six cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-18
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

L.
SUPREME COURT -CnAMBERs-Held by Judge
Donohue.-Nos ~, SO. 80, 49, 50, So, 102, liz, ia
141 14j l46 1852 l69 $780, 23l 232, 254.
SUPERIOR CoURT--tiENRRAL TERM-Held by
judges Davis. Brady and Daniels. Nos. l39, 140Is
1h, ~ ST. %, So IA, l42, lag, la, 90, las, lac
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Van Brunt-Law and fact-Nos. 6l, 15o, zig, 2i2,
244. 246. llo %, &c. $780, 15e l13 2l6, 147 81, 2os
SUPREME COuET-CIRcur-Part 2-Held by
Judge Van vorsr.-Nos. 22o41s, 2sis, llee, 1895.
46.H l17e, 1916 1922, $50, 1895, 46s 1000. loco *
77s, 124o. 1884 1880. 1882 1856, 1926, 225o, 1862
rence.--Nos 775, 50, II, $751; 9l7, $685. o2SJs, 1923
li5lh. 1851 1919, 1902 1855, 2l29, 1888, 1918 6sj
24l. 4431s. 9sl, 1855, Isl, 1850, 1891 1893.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned
SUPERIOR CoURT-1RrAL 1ERM-Part Held by
Judge Mcneil Nos, o07ts. $685. 943. 1889, s2l. G99k
1245. 7s9 500, $751; e9l. 1885, 9s6, oa9 $50. Part .
lies. Ills, 49, looS 1910, 1922, sos, 1872 1885, 1912
1854, 1l93
COMMON PLEAs-GEyERAL TERM.-Aoiourned un.
I'll Monday, April 5.
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM--part Held by
Judge Rooinson.--Nos. 23l5, 1866, 1850, 232o)s,
23lo 1892, 1910, 2477, 247s 1874, 1885, 25o2, 2503
25o4, 1859 222s. PASS, $3.50, 1924, 1897, 2433
Part 2-Adjourned Tor the term.
MARINE C.uRr-'lRfAL TERM Part l. held by
Judge Spaulding-Nos, 1899, 1885, 1885, 1J6l lTT0
ISL 1874 27s7 $685. sles. s2la, 1892 1868 1864 1861
1891. 4l4s, COZ, liso 1894 1885, 272o loao iss 1855
25s2, 25g3. Part 3--ield by Judge Joachimsen.--
Nos. CAS- 81 9ll4 BIG, 3ll7 3o73 alos, 2OI0, 2ol7
23ll. 2o97, 1915. 300, 3i2l, $3.50.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Iield py Judge
Sutnerland-lhe People W. John Kelly, bur-
gary; same vs.. Thomas smith, burglary; Same
vs. Charles A. Blair, ielonious assault and battery
Same ys. Daniel Earle. ieionlous assault anu "a
terry; Same vs.. James Gima tin, ieonluus assault
and battery same vs. Latham Mitchell ana Jobu
Leonard, isIonious assault and oatteryj same W.