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, 1875-03-05
MICHIGAN.
REVISING APPROPRIATIONS,

REVISING APPROPRIATIONS,
Special Uispatch to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
IANalAa, Mlch., March 4.-The Senate re-
called from tho House today tia I'LL making
appropriation for tho Deaf, Dumb, and Blind
Asylum, and It was referred 10 tho Committee
OIL the Asylum aud that on Appropriations and
Finance Jointly. Tho 6ouate sooms to think
that the appropriations proposed to bo made are
extrayagaht in several INSTANCES not only Ia Te-
gard to this Asylum. but with reference to the
other State Institutions, aud all appropriations
will DO revised BY the Finance Committee bc-
fore they ale finally passed..
Ing tho funds arising from enlca Of Agricultural
College lands in the gaueral treasury fund, al'd
providing for tho payment OF tho Interest to tho
College; orgautziug the Independent Order ot
colsior. III Calkauske County roorean'zing tito
judicial Circuit, aud establishing tho Twenty
first Circuit. leaving Baginaw to constitute tile
Tenth Circuit BY lteolf; authorizing railway cut.
ployoe to cut dangerous trees along. thotr lines, f,
amending Sec. e,030, G, l., concerning animals
running Ut large; amending the act Furnishing
officers Of corporations for embezzlcnlent.
Tho senAto this afternoon, ~ Connltteo Of
tho Whole, considered 9euate bill No. 81. pro-
posing To authotizo tho Board Of Control Of the
State bwnmr.iands to grant additional nd tn
swamr.landa to any company building tLo Mar
quetsa Il Maokinxw Railroad by Deo. /, la77.
The bill allows the giving OF sixteen SECTIONS OF
land per nlla to tho Company during the build
ing, and an amendment extends tho time for oAo
year within which tho lina eau DO completed.
The bill also allows tho Board of Control 70 re-
NIT taxation on these lands until sold by
tho Company. The bill vas discussed n length,
was oppised by Senator Morse, and was defend.
ed by aenAtor Whits, Of Marquette. Tho bill
was iinsliy agreed to. With solae amendments.
II axempss the lands from taxation until sold,
provided tho tins shall not exceed H1toen years.
fI 4 -
e9, 000, 900. Senator WeLber estimated that tho
laula proposed TO 10 donated would be worth
ii. GOO, ,p00.
Ths House passed only thssa tlls-for tho re.
iof Of certain soclettos relating 70 ctoss.walks
iu Detroit; aud for tho survey of the bou1,daly-
line between Noughton aud uenzie Counties.
, 1875-03-05
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY DENTAL ASSOCIATION.

CINCINNATI, O., March 4.-The Third annual
mostiug Of the ailsuisaippl Valley DentR! Aasooi-
alton IL now being held at tue hall OF tho Ohio
Dental College, III this city. Tnoro !a I. good
attendance OK lnemboru present. To-dsy's ses-
Bolt WAS devoted ~ tbs discussion OF tho follow
iNk topics: ''beua!liyo Deuttne Treatment !"
Foo1 u lii ltelation to the Development Of
Good Teeth" Gu tue forMes subject, paper
was read by ]. Taft, aud GU tho latter BY II. A.
Bnith, both OF thls city. In tho afternoon seq
son paper was road by E. J. Way, Oh "TAo
Relative l'oattionH Of Operative and Mechanical
Dentistry" aud BY @. Il. Butler on "Tho Uss Il
AnusshCties In the Practice Of Dentistry"
, 1875-03-05
MINNIE ESQTA,

l9neetat Nspatth to 4hs Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAUL, Minn., March 4.-The Senate passed
the bill authorizing ths dlscon.tnuauce Of the
State suit for the forfeiture Of tho charteE Of te
Flrst DiviAlon OF tho Ht. Paul 4 Pacific Company
which suit WAS commenced On account OF the
warehouse monopoly formerly maiusalned by
that Company on iss main line. Coggsvell's
Louisiana resolutions we're indefinitely poat-
ponsd by = party sots, except that Hubbard, Ae'
publican, voted with the opposlttoa. Dvats,
, 1875-03-05
THE BLACK. HILLS,
News from tIailt Loct,lity by WnT y
Cheyenne.

Bp<eiaE Dispatch 10 I'h4 Chicago 7ftbun.
CHEYENNE, Wy. Tor, March 1.-Two me'hosa1
Of Tho Sioux City nlaok Hills expedition rsaeas
Fort Laramie to-day. Their transportation e@
sisted Of a anal! slotl drawn BY enc OK. spd w
had been two days without food. Thoy lsi'
tbat they loft sloux City OCT. q, reachsa
point In tho Black Ilills q miles from Ia'pHs,
peak. Oh Chrlatnlhs, and Immediately e1ese.
huts for sholtor, aud built large atoclada. ~.
members Of tho expedition had Eetulasaa, a,.s =
Sioux City aud ono dlod. They report plsJ1s Il
gold, but aay tho weather WAS too ss7e5e w.. ~ ~
much prospecting. The distance from OhsjsasiI
to tho Black llllla la $50 m,ios ovef Saa
travelled roatlA to Red Cloud Agency, whloa -
milen from the Mgglngs. The Goyornmsa'' "
not allow miners to elter the lillb.
, 1875-03-05
INDIANA.

MISCELLANEOUS DGBISE6B.
5r<etat Nfspateh to tbs CAl.ago Tribune.
1Hp1ANAroLls, Ind, March 4.-Tho Senate to-
day rngned tho bill for tho now insane asy7ums,
ono north and tho other 8outh Of certain IIucs,
substituting that for tho House bill for one at
this place.
TLs bill passed for Boards Of Aldermen in
cities Of oycr $4,000 votors.
4 resolution was defeated BY tic vote to np-
point a Commission OF three to examine Into tho
necessities, condition, and management Of Ssate.
Prisons. and also as TO tho propr,ety Of abandon
Ing tho JoiferBonvtllo Prison, and building =
now ono at como other point.
Tho Committee on Public Buildings reported
In favor Of the abandonment Of tho Southern
Prison ut tho carlicet practicable day, ~ tho
buildings were old and unat for occupancy.
aud inspection Of grain for all warehousomen
who wish to operate under ita provisions allow
Ing gravel road companies to operate and collect
toll on extensions OF their lines providing for
man papors In countes Of over II. 600 Inhabitants.
Tho Jill 10 abolish tho Criminal Court Of Floyd
and Clasto Counties failcd to pasa for lack Of
Quo vote.
The House passed bills providing for filling
vacancies Ia city Offices by appointment; giving
Judges tho power to vaua.e tnjuncttona In vaca-
ton; extending tho tino for application for Il
Low tsial to plhety daVB making lbol criminal
onenbe punishable with tiuo and dix months i'm
prsonmens; empowering Justices to tux costs
against complaining witnesses; for the pnbl,ca-
tion OF statements Of foes received by county
officers.
Tue House attempted to pass the bill for COM
pu!aoty education, compelling fourteen weeks
attendance, but the measure waa defeated by tho
almost combined Democratic vote, the call
being. nyes. 90; nays, 81, on tho indefinite post
ponencnt Of tho bill.
Tho creation OF Board Of Regents for rho
State educational institutions also failed, the
Democrats being. seemingly determined to put
themselves on The lecord against educational
ptogrcss.
The Investigating Committee OF tho Southern
Prison will submit roports TOMORROW Or Batur-
dny. The Democratic majority will bitterly at
tack tho management of tue prison, aud rocom-
mend tho dismissal OF tho officers, aud sults 10
recover nouoys aud property alleged to bo nn-
lawful; tahen. Tho Republican minority will
report that Warden 6hecor has not committed
a.1y wrong, but that probably tic Directors have
boon rath6r too lhcra! Ii thelr management aud
allowances. Nothing criminal, however. ia
found md certainly nothing Warrant!n8 soyere
conaure or dismissal.
, 1875-03-05

euoh Schools wsa.. ejectcd but rooonsiderod, and,
tlB Afternoon. Fhracsl. Tie Govcrnor'a nomlta-
zion Of :. v; Cotzhhnhop, Of htilrauaes, ~
there mas sharp tielnto on Tho resolution
Was rejected, " 10 di-rccalling. sonatc
ilail1sa.i y. bill last night referred e
back OH In case oshcr billa fallcd IN which atr.
Ices. ~llo has mado htn,Hclf general nuisance,
vented llis spleen in TRADE at tho prcea. Tho
ABrcmb1y refused to nt1opt tho conference re-
Directors Of tho Chicago, Milwaukee ( 1t. Paul
tlalroatl Tho Committee proposing to restrict
voting to holdors of common aud preferred
stock. y is expected that tho amendment viii
tic M noar Annually ai instcad M eva ot BY tlreo.
year classeB dependent on tho voto Of
stoekho.dors. Among tho Senate bils
Valley Ilalfoad for tle paymoat Of license.
money for thsco yoars. bills pasaol to pormlt
town insurance companies to Insure tho roal and
personal property OF tue adjoining towns IN con-
lorn,ity with tho present law ; allowing towns to
the better organization Of tito State militia sov.
era' billB were killed, among thom ono 10 cstal-
llsh Board OF State Fire Commissioners ono
to secure liberty Of conscenco to inn'atca Of
clcsGymon righta therein which placed
inmates beyond tho control Of
their officers. The Assembly second tins
refused to return to tue Scuato for further cor-
eideration tho bill concurted III by that body
utltcr misrepresentation. which, II, effect, de-
votes large part Of tho Btn.o lfcenae.mouey
from railroads tu tho payment Of municipal in
dobtodncss for tallroaanid, which bill tho Senate
voted to rccons1cr, and requests tho Governor
not to sign. Tho Judiciary Committee made .
report upon tho impeachment Of Judge Small
1.-Two Of tho Committee against and two for tho
tmpeachment--tho reading Of which WAH dis
pensed With, aud tho Assembly voted to 90 Into
secret session at 3 p. 1n. and spont tile wloio
afternoon considering tho matter.
Tho celebrated Delts bill waa concurred in by
tho Senate tonight, nfter much tl1lhusIcring, by
a vote OF ii to ., and only lacks tho Governors
signature to become Law. This. the friends OF
tho measure Claim, It will have tomorrow or
next day.
A bill paHsod both Houses tonight to transfer
tho Eoldie1B' Orplans' 1Ion,o to tho Wisconsin
uniyeraity for medical college.
During tho session Ut the Assembly tonight, a
recess WAS takon, aud magnificent ret Of silver,
presented to Speaker Horn by tho nlombcrs. no
responded in q feeling manner.
the Assembly bnd four hours' aocrct eeesion
this afternoon on tho impeachment caEo Of Judge
Small. Tho wholo matter was finally dropped
By voto Of 81 to 20, on statement of tho majofi-
~ that no caBe was found agninst hin, and I'LL
tho testimony was burned.
Tho bill allowing tho North Wisconsin to
change It's track to q taud-grant was indefinitely
postponed.
The Assembly agreed to the scnntc amend
Euonts to tho bill regarding tho election Of Dree-
tors OF the St. paul Road.
3lnny 1nembera 50 houo tonight. .,
No husineAA will be transacted tomorrow and
Saturday, except receiving messages.
, 1875-03-05

n1LLs vAhl0ugLY DISPOSED OF,
sstHeitt Nspateh II The chieaqo TRIBUNE
TOPEKA, Kan., March 4.-Tho Legislature hu
been h1sy to-day with appropriations. NI,
covering tho expenses Of most OF the st.a
charitable and educational institutions ha,s b.,,
passed after considerable reduction from H.,
estimates,
Most Of tho bills reducing fccs OF county O.
GERS haYo also been passed. or tecommeudcdfg ia
passage.
The House bill to regulato asucssmans I'll
taxation, upon which much tmo has been sre,s
will fail for want OF tiu1o for It's couside1ativa h
tho Senate.
Tho principal bill rotating to railroaa f.eisss
has been indefinitely postponed, and thc1o ri
10 no further action III tho tuattor.
Tie bill reducing tho Halnry OF 1nauraucs f..
pcrintendont to. $4,000, mud cutting OF his cl.ii
haB bcan passed.
A concurrent resolution. extending tho .1r,
for adjournment to Saturday morning, has l:t.
adopted, and tho business OF tho session vi
come to cloao Friday night.
, 1875-03-05

EpoyN orr TIE CENTENNIAL.
spre,at Dftrafch 10 7Ae Chicaqo Tribune
SrRlSur1ELp, ILL.,, March 4.-The Appropria-
tion Committee reported adversely on tue bill
appropriating $4,000 10 dofray tho expenses Of
Illinois Representation at the Covtenuisl. and
tho I'm wan t,h,oI s,,hsooro,t,v II rn. c+dar.
~, -; = .sne,5 rasI,,<, lt .,o,n 10 .r,n,, .,ros.
GU 10 eeeona feaa'ng' pas 9noto iB ehe11 pros
poet Of ita rausaSo.
GEOLOGY.
Tho sarns conmlttno roforted A hill annro.
,us..,,. 80 mn ~. a.ssos,,.. 49, .pp.
syoo' ~ Anu ptsnst W.
state Eso!os!c"l collection tho sama TO bo paid
ton.
crrv .vr,,o,
ro,oo.a III, ro,.tira ~ '1 .,.o ,nro,n.n,or. an,
Of nonso'estye e.s oeets was otdored
to third reading. It giyos tho Mayor tho right,
will, tho conourrauco Of a majority NJ tha cnm.
mon f.ouncil tn nnno,nt anch of,c;n,. Tho
Nav Waxor nav ra,noso % ~ nfoor @ ~ ] "ruo,n.oa ~
which event ha shall report tic removal and Ills
reasons thorefor to tie Council and IL, upon M
aye and nay vote iwo-thirds majority shall
u.snPptoss 'ne ,oHosa'' .ao o''cof removed
snall oe 9eihstased' Ino Dill also empowers tho
Mayor to goto any item OF an appropriation or
Giuauco and approve The remainder thereof
pun1lo BUILDINGS.
.,a =. s 49,. ns. 49,. ns.a ps w. a"5 app.op''S
tlon ny the county noasu 1of tho erection OF
public buildings, unless tho proposition shall
have been first submitted to and approyod bv
tho voters Of ta,o county. was taken nm on
second -o,,i,, aftor - onooo,, or.,,., ~ H.,
Svei.o -, tho sr,o, t,et "as onfa"Iasa ~
cnnardiya ia mo- t,nur,s iro"sc a traIcc. a. Toai.
" Mnn'tn ,y. r.sv u" nus naae "spse'"' o'oee LOT
4"o4'3'' A'N'' rxn.,r,o.,r.
r,,. lns cni,at nalL!oap Law.
ond|r ,o nHontin,, nr
, 1875-03-05

morning. reported back The Bepate nmcudpnts to tho
eeeded to &c. usa tben snd tie ssnato afnendmeu's
Here conc!red tn. except ths following: Striking nut
son q or d. IL Saax fr
Government Hospital for The 1nnane an appropriation
of COO for pnan1uatc tube between tho Capitol
item 10 pay tho expsnsea in contested election cases
tbs approximation ot sso,ooo for tonacs to soldeta
mont striking out The item for tho Montana volunteer
forces mas not concutrGd In aEe that strkln9 out
spss ns o e IT, st sns e hs Of item a'e #
tl5ooo for clothing for tho navy; and that striking
out tho eauaes for reorganization Of tho Treasury
public buildings, Including &3o.oou for Grand lsapds
iiich., not coucurrcd III also Tho amendinons
ngs ii Chicago. c,nciunAu ph!adchia, and taielgl.
These aineunents being all disposed Of at 40 this
morning, were ssnt to the Conference Committee.
Known, or KENTUCKY.
Mr. Randall sent TO the Clcrka desk aud hsa read,
letter from Mr. Hale, of Now York. fccngnizinR Tho
IT, rsseaa ' Of L een.ure soptcd q, hs % iaIc, mo.
lion. Mr. NRnlail added that M Congress WAS nhout
Il he Fea %
from tbs other aldo mosion 10 espungo tho resolution
Mr. Nssir,-1f yon mako that motion. do not put IL
on that ,sa1ly iu!ter.
Mr; Butler lslat.:|-1'sre. f. ny re,pon.e to .hs.
ises two months pay from ths 4th u slaseh which
Mr spesr That L. unworthy of the gentleman from
atr DaVes-The gentleman from, Kentucky tnrown)
~ tu The itouse an, ean at once Put the nonsc II
ANYTHING TINT reelected Oh h!s hSuor.
Mr odd re1nnrtcl that tue gentleman tDsowu} Ind
Il g. md E. I'D IL ooa 70 y
Mi l.an,aI-1 withdraw the suffice. from tue con-
alf. Dawes saii 4 would delight him, a. he vas
about to lease tl.s ltoae to contribute to the wIpng
tho gentleman frun Kentucky, mud that Ette1naN had
opportunity to place h1suneR belorv the
Try in Light In which every gentleman would Ike 10
Alr. Randall reminded tls 1lorse that yesterlsy tho
resolution Of cahsnru un Bilnon Cameron bad br 10.
stnilfl auA that to-tlay resolution bad besn pasted
highly complimentary W tho Epeahcr. {Mncking
laughter 1ton ~ ktPuhncan s,dc.1 Ito Withdrew thu
kIott f10m tHf0fG thr House.
n1yEA AND HAAl.oR HILL.
Att o'clock tha morning the Senate AmeuIments 10
thu iser. aud Harbor appropriation ILLS wess re:
btht IL The Conference Committee.
MISCELLANEOUS.
rS IT. ss ts9s " As nns.ta >, r. s
!alis Thn til for TIC relief of ae Trustees az this
~sSs Is Iii e. ts IT, ts; Se% ~ III ,:s S,
Nj. Maynasd, NJ orock, n,ado a conierencs report
On thu Legislative Appropriation b, Which was Aleed
The IIoufo rga!n vent 70 tho business on tue
di.noa.d Of 70 authorize tbs purchase Of sito for
public building at Topeka, ksn.; parsed. Appropriate
lug ttso ooo ios rnh!S baila!n4' q Gostr*on n.y.;
eu.s.en III which Mr. Msrri'nan sad that Ispositors
sr. q t6e !sr.sd sstatss IL is.',on 10 ssine
atamla on bre"eFa caAta passed.
for tic eo!usge Ut 3occnt silver coin was lasaokl.
THk DEFICIENCY BILL.
Al llat-mss oc!nek Mr.. Garfield, from the Con,~
amendments 70 ths Deficiency III. Various aprro-
rriaons for te indIan iatsieuc!s. were NOT coneur
, 1875-03-05

! CLUHIN0 UP Hu61HEH9.
LITTLE nocR, ark, March 4.-Tbe Ltgis'+
tire ad]ourns tomorrow until November. Tb.:s
hhs been quito rush Of buaiucss to-day. bis
houses being in session nearly The whole tiG..
, 1875-03-05
PENNSYLVANIA MINERS.

%
pirTspuao, March AT Turtle cresk, on tho
PennHylYniia ltosd, In this (Alteghenyl coun.
ty, the miners Of the pittsburg and Cleveland
Gas and Coal Company arc making threatening
demonstrations, and Sheri1's force haa been
sent tleso, lut, up to tho present hour, no truu-
bio has occurred there, Tho Company has en-
p'orel non-U Union men to tahe tho place Of tho
Btriltoss, aud these the old minors aro tLrcatan-
Ing TO clean out. Ihoro ia gront excitement, aud
al! sorts ot tumo1s aro alloat in regard to tho
labor troubles.
SCRANTON, Pa, March IA meeting Of the
miners OF this tegl3n, called for the purpose Of
tfTectiuG Btzixo or c,utailneut OF tho pros
Scbnyiktli. Wiikoebasre. I'D Tehixh regions, re- re-.
snltcl III tllb passage Of Hsss R>solutlon Of
sympathy, the men feeling that thsy oannos
Atriku without causing mssary To their fasnillaa,
, 1875-03-05
IRON, WORKERS. STRIKE AT lEEToMIA, o,
Sp<clLt ilixlatch 70 Thu CAlcauQ Ifiaunk,

LEE7ostA. o., March A.-The Cherry Valley
Iron Company mals An attompt 10 start their
rolling-mill to-day, Arrangements having been
concluded Will, the pnddlers to Start their bi1tcep
furnaces. Boou after tho fires had boou lighted,
q number Of Union men appeared upon tho
sccne, aud BY apIno means persuaded tho pub
llels to htop.
, 1875-03-05
LOUISIANA.

ADJOURNMENT
NEw ORLEANS, March 4.-.The Legislature Il
journed last midnight sine dio. The menks
arc now awaiting arbitration.
, 1875-03-05
JUDICIAL NOMINATION

Special INsOatch Q TIC ChlfNpo 3FrlbN'1e,
DETRolT, Mich. Aatcl, 4.-Judso l.. ", lIar-'
ria was today nominated ut Port Ilnrou, by both
the Republican and Democratic judicial Con-
vcnttons OF tho sixtoonth Circuit, for le-occston
, 1875-03-05


IIAnn1snunu, Fa March a.--Tho Democratic
State Csntral Consuttco, In session here to-day,
dcract to hold State Convention, to nominate
= cRudilato for Governor nn d Htaso Treasurer,as
Eric, Sept. u.
, 1875-03-05

HARRISBURG, Pa, March 4.-Tho Republican
Btase Contral Committee mot to-day aud TO-
solved to hold State Conyontlon ut Lancas!cT.
May 20.
, 1875-03-05

FALL NtyEN, Mass. March 4.-OWip8 to tbs
strixo Of operatives, s,x mils hAyo boeu stopped,
tho monthly pay.1olls Of wtl@oh amounted to be-
tween 800, 600 aud 100000. Tic assessment
uron tho operatives at work haa boon doubled.
, 1875-03-05


ta 10 Tho scnntr, read third tlo, and t@ssed, by
sfrs seost novel 10 iaks Up the 1lonsc bin 10
lMytle a~nrtA for tia tflartrrmatrr Or ronm'fsary
storcs f,rnitllrd "r akrn rinH t'e War. Agreed To
Aftsr dlscu..i,n, IN motion Of Mr.. rrstt the btu
ma hid Oh the liable.
THK Fox AND wIscoHaIN IMPROVEMENT.
Mr. linwe .nctl nr tc hill for .hr Improvement Of
TIE BOUNTY HILL.
The bc1ty hill WLe Lost in The A.unsc, lrIn4 lnff OIL
The tac On motion of Sr. sprage, by vote Of yeas,
'0 a,s,, *s II II con,er,c. 1,rtee, ~, ii, r,rorrt..
iio., TN. agreed to IN the se,lste, en III" hila
were passed.
PESs1oSa.
A1F. Pratt, FROM the Committee on rti,sohr, called
m niiinler Of 1I0uPo 1lis kn They were pstscd "
cluR The hil granting cnA.orn ty willow. ae,i 81.
nro,Strs nd sIser, of ibo.e so.r. no wrrs in,r.
tlered BY gwerril'as, IN Central slfsHurf IN 1891.
INTERNAL INfA0yi.,tESTs.
tho RIver an'l larbor Appropriation hall, made 70.
rast which waa agreed 10. 1n making the rernrt he
preparations =" Inv that hc had declined to sign It ia
agreed rn y shs conference Il enr"r,'aea @ M anne.
thing over taay & er sbon. fs0 o2 % more ,S tinn
btll. which remained On 4 II ~ ancnt.I,tnt.,
a't s;arn eallt,1 nr The ito.'" 1 aHa a. amend.
str,ntio Of bridge across tic Miniss! River at 81
I.'uls. Passed.
WINDING UP nua.atss.
Mr. Frrl!nRhuysfn cnlTcd up tho Renate bill 10
sicn the bill relating to ha ot-sprngs reservation
til Arknntns. raHftl.
Bills removing the rU,!tleal disabilities OF nllt1ber
Mr.. Morrill,. from, tho Committee Of Conference,
tnsde report on tho deficiency Appropriation bill.
Mr Gordon called 10 The n.ll to amend The act for
te erection Of public butflln9 for tbs uAc Of tho
United Statta iii Atlanta. Passed.
TIE uuuSTT I'LL. AGAIN.
Mr. Logan, from the Conference Euulmlttts Oh tbs
bill for fhs equalization Of boutes. inado ! report
bn 1,tf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-28
OWL NOTES.

Formal notice of appeal from the decision
in the sui, OF The People agt Peter b. 5weony denying
him an crder for bill Of particulars OF the paihtn'
claim. has been filed with the County tlcfh'
In the Superior Court, Trial Term, before
ChiefIustce Mcneil. Christopher Reyes recovered n
verdict against the city for 81 055 o. for work done
in iilling in Onchundrodandwcftlstb between seoohd-
ave and East RIVER -
The appcal of The Erening Mail Association
from the Judgment obtained by Samuel SGmues, the
couaiu of Mr. Benefits yacht in the ocean race some
wears ago for an alleged libel published IN inc MAJ ana
SOME otier evening papers, was argued yesterday III INC
supreme Court, General Term decisioh behs reSe''c'
In the suit between Mir. Nelson, the son-in-
law Brooks. and Mr. Tracy the executor OF N.Y.
Brooks's estate growing ont Of claim by Ar Nelson
In Credit Mobilier dividends now held b. the defendant
as part of Mr. Bro0ss estate, Judge Lawrence ~ SUI
preGe Court Chambers has denied motion nlide Dy
Inc defendant for stay of proceedings unul tDe tes,-
InOpy o. Mr. BIOokss widow and daughter can DC oD-
tanned on ground that the applicant does hot sho"
what he expects 10 prove ny them.
In the case of Storandt against Petzoldt
fried IN the Court OF Common Pleas before Chief Justice
Daly, the Jury yesterday found verdict for tho de-
ndant The plaintiff charged the defendant with mai
nroctice In applvng nitrate II silver 10 his chds throat
AVID with gross carelessncss in allowing piece o INC
ransc 10 sill into the chihs stomach The defense was
t t treatment was proper for the disease diptherla
that there wa no carolcssnes the part OF Tue dOcOr
and that the chds death was TIE result Vi the useaSc
Tne jury acquitted tho doctor.
A motion was argued yesterday before Judge
Lawrence in supreme Court Chambers. in the snit OF
Wood ac City to strike out the answer OF the Cly'
Certain property of Fernando Wood was assessed ABOUT
50 100 for paving Sixctst, and this slit Is brought 10
recover The money which paid, on the 5f'uu tnit
through irreguafy in advertising ana Otherwise We
civ mad no right receive It, The cry denies hh0"I-
edge OF inc irlesuiarilies ana te iouoh N hs
ma rule that defendant denies hnOWltdsc OF MS
ow acts his agent, without denying me acts
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