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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1875-04-13

Unslaked lime is excellent for clean
ing small steel articles, such as iewelry
buckles, an the like.
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Responsible ageEts.wanted for the sale Of terrific
riai rights and for the introduction Of the
blanchard Rejecting Corrugated Lamp
Chimney,
And the
Excelsior Coffee Pot!

The lamp chimney is certain to carry the trade.
1t is at least two hundred per cent. stronger than
any heretofore found in the market. and is war
ranted to increase the light Of the lamp to which 1t
is applied from 20 to 25 per cent. The demand
is already beyond the means of supply.
The coffee pc. is warranted to make coffee free
from fannie acid and to extract the elemental prin-
ciple from the coffee so perfectly that an actual
saving In coffee is realized of 0Re-thrd over any
other form in use. 1t is ioarraafsd TO do this.
Tho coffee is as clear as amber without using any
foreign matter to "settle IT," and the aroma is all
retained IT is perfection itself
Any one who wishes a sure chance to make
money will find II for his interest to apply to the
subscriber, VIRGIL W. BLANCHARD,
ut Middlebury, Vt,
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is TO GIVE NO.

~ TICE that | have this day given my SON.
Henry Lorraine, the remainder OF his time during
his minority, and that shall claim none of his
earnings, nor pay any debts of his contracting,
after this date. ANTOINE Lorraine.
New Haven, VT, March "a, 1874. 2w3
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| offer free to every man and woman in New
England who cultivates farm, tills vegetable
garden, or plants flower garden, my large, H.
lustrated Catalogue of Vegetable and Flower
Seed for 1915. One hundred and fifty of the va
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w our Popular LIFE Of Dr.. Livingstone -
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,


S - suffering is prevent
ed by their timely
use; and every family should have them on hand
for their protection and relief, when required.
Long experience has proved them to be the SAT
est, surcst, and best OF all the PUs with which
the market abounds. by their occasional use,
the blood is purified the corruptions of the sys-
TEN expelled, distractions removed, and the
whole machinery of life restored TO its healthy
activity. Internal organs which become clogged
and sluggish are cleansed by IDcr's PiHs. and
Is changed into health, the value of which change,
when reckoned on the vast multitudes who enjoy
II, can hardly be computed Their sugar coating
makes them pleasant to take, and preserves their
virtues unimpaired for any length of time 30
that they are ever fresh and perfectly reliable.
Although searching, they are mild, and operate
without disturbance to the constitution, or diet, or
occupation
Full directions are given on the wrapper 10
each box how TO use them as Family Physic,
and Tor the following complaints which these
rus rapidly cure
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion. ListIess.
ness, l..,nyuOr and Loss Of a appetite. they
should he taken moderately to stimulate the ston-
n, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, bilious Headache, Sick Head
ache. Jaunslice or Green Sickness, Hill
ions Collie and Bilious Fevers, they should
be iudiciously taken for each case, to correct tho
diseased action or remove the distractions which
cause It,
For Dysentery or Diarrh~a, but one
mild dose j. generally required.
For determinations, t.Out, Gravel, Pal
pitation Of the Heart, Pain i'm the
side. ItacL and Loins, they should he contin.
uously taken, as required, 10 change the diseased
action of the system. With such change thos c
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and DrOpsical sw eiiings,
they should hc taken IN large and frequent doses
to pro.lu'c ia. effect ora drastic purge.
Iu. suppression, large dose should be
taken u, II produces Tie desired eject by sym
laiilN.
T. , Dinner PiH. take one or two I'iITs to
..o.nor IA :r.upn and relieve the stomach.
IA orra ,nnal dose stimulates the stomach and
lr FL, re-ioae- the appetite, and invigorates The
N~ipm. Hence IT l. often advantageous where
go -cliou- arrangement exists. one who feels
tciahly welt, OMEN finds that dose of these
ran, make him feel decidedly better from tbeil
ic.,i-ihs and ,cnovaIns effect ON the digestive
apparatus.
PREPARED ~
-, =, G..ilER co., Practical Chemists
IODELL, MASS, u. =. 4.
"'' ~Aif.nf ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
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NOTICE.

~ The members of Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Association are hereby notified to meet at the
School HOUSE in School District No. in Corn
wall, on Monday April 10, at seven O'Clock p. NJ,
to act upon the following business, viz:
LIST. To make such changes in Articles 3, 4,
and 6 Of the Constitution as shall be deemed
advisable when assembled.
I'd. To choose officers for the Association.
I'D. To transact any other proper and necessary
business. ii. B. ScovEL, Clerk.
Cornwall, April s, 1875. Nv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
THE RIELY-MoNAHAN MURDER.
TILE SEVENTEENTH OF MARCH TRAGEDY II
BROOKLYN.

TILE 'sEvESrEEETH OF MARCH TRAGEDY IN
BROOKLYN
Yesterday forenoon, in Part / OF the Brooklyn
City Court, the trial OF James Rely, who is under
indictment by the Grand Jury for murder IN the
first degree, was commenced before Judge Rey-
nolds. The accused, who Is about twenty-five
years OF age, Is native OF Brooklyn, has always
born excellent reputation for sobriety and
Industry, and much sympathy has been exhibited
for him by mis- former employers During the past
twelve months It appears that he, in conjunction
with hts brother-iu-la6, the deceased, John Mona
han, carried on the vocation OF sh peddlers. They
were men OF different temperame1ts, however,
aud did not agree In business capacity. About
a month before the fatal occurrence they dissolved
partnership and tne horse and wagon
which tney had hitherto used was dis
posed or by private sale. Monahan mag
ined that no had not been fairly dealt
with In the transaction, and hence he entertained
a grudge against Riley The wife OF. the latter
appears 10 nave taken the same view OF the sEu-
alton as her brother, and she left her husband
early in March last and returned TO her mother.
30 the ieui vas enhanced In yehemence. ON S.
PatricK's Day, March II, Monahan, who was
s;alWart, ugly fellow, turned out in full regalia
with tue Ancient order OF Hibernians OF Co
Wanus, and a. soon az tue line was dismissed he
proceeded 81 q liquor store on the corner OF
Fourth avenue and Dean street., South Brooklyn,
where he drank freely. When subsequently
standing on the corner named ne saw RELY, his
hated relative, passlug, nls worst passions were
aroused aud he accosted Inn IN most IN
sulting manner. number OF Monahan's so
elety friends gathered round aud prevented
MIN rom Striking tue accused, but one among
them, man named Murphy, VINO was intoxi-
nsr three tunes. Monanan struck us relative on
the lace win his parade nat, apd said ne would
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
BOARD OF POLICE.

1t was expected yesterday a. the Central once
that tue deadlock ~ Tue Board, occasi0ned by the
Imitation Of General smith win his colleagues
in business pertaining 70 the department. would
develop into something positive; but AZ the meet
ing OF The board, whca took place a. hsii-past
four O'Clock, nothing beyond a httle obstinscy on
tae part OF the new Commissioner was manifested.
owing 10 the refusal Of General smith 70 q1atiy ~
treasurer the organization Of tne present Board
is as yet Practically incomplete. Ihls un-
settled condition o. aliairs causes ~ the preseu
tune no serious injury 10 The financial e0ldston
81 the Board, but unless msttets are amiceby
adjusted before tae Isl Of June tue entire iyrce
VIII De compelled 10 walt Indefinitely !or thett
May salaries, rs w.thOug properly quaihea
treasurer no checks can Oe drawn. General smita
likewise reused 10 sct as chairmaa Oh tho fah -
Committee, and 10 prevent the Accumulation Anu
delay " important business la that 0fhneh the
Board appointed ar Matsell Chairman Vi tne com
ntttce pro ten.
Three applicants for appointment 70 the force
we're before tho CJmmissloAets To- continuation,
Tue most intelligent looking ~ the NUMBER 2
young man nominAtcd ny ar.VoOrhls, oelng nlg y
recommended sua having passed tae b03T4 ~
surgeons vas tab0ocd % General smith, Woo
grufHy remarked, a. be votea "No' Oh the ques
ton o. the mans appointment, ~ uonlt think ne !
DIX enough" lie maj previously voted Yea" 81
man weighing eleven pounds iess suG measuring
IN stature July Two incues less.
IL d predicted that nyely umes will be seen In
tue BOard before long.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

SUPREME C0URT-OHAMBRRs-Held by Judge Law
rence-Nos o 81, 30, 40. 81, 62. II, 49, 10, 81 ~,
49, l20 100. 49, 2s4 800 242 25A. 272 ga, 275,
27o 277. 27o, 2Sl, 2S3, 2s4, 2s7, 2ss, 300.
SUPREME COUNT GENERAL fERn-Held by
Judges Davis, Brady and Danels.-Noa. 2l4, 2l4h,
2l6 2l6, 2l7k, 49, l65. 1875, 220 22i $50, 1872 134
l49 1853, l6g, 2l7, l2T, I28, 1853.
SUPREME C0URT-CIRcUIT- Part l.-Adj0urnod
for the term. Part 2-Adjourned TO Wednesday,
May TO- Part S-Held by Judge Barrett.-Nos.
l2l3, 27SO 267h S23. 2l5. Ilg, 90, 2I9l 1852 29O9
SUPERIOR C0URT-GKSERAL 1ERM.-Adiourned
sine die.
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TRRM-Part Held by
Judge Curtis Nos. $685. 1901, ST. 400, 2020, 1867,
2-Hsld by Judge speir.-Nos. 1854, ss2, $50, 1850,
COMMON PLEAs-iRiA fERM-Part 1--Cass Cd,
No. 2slh. Part 2--Adjourned TO Monday, June 8.
COMMON PLEAs-GRNERAL TERA-Held by Chier
Justice Daily ana Judges Robinson and LarIe-
more-Nos 10, IS, IS, As. 461. TO- SIb o. 10 90
90, 90, "A, 90, so.
MARINE coUET-TRrAL TRnM-Part Il ncld BY
Judge Gross.-Nos. 82oS, 2sl5. 232s, 276s, s2i0,
$50 1885 1919 1855, 1851, 4007, 4oT6 1861. 243l,
2432. Part 2-Held by Judge OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
1891, 1900 1885, 22S5, AT, e57 6l3, 1889, 1898,
by Judge Alker.-Nos. $780, $780, 1867, 1884,
1922 a275 SOSl 1870 1913, 1892. 1897. 2074, 5000,
3555, $685.
Sutherand.-Tne People vs. Jeremiah 0'Connor,
arson (cOnttnued) same vs.. James Duffy, fco-
NOUS assaults and battery Same va. James
Brewer, burglary Same vs.. John Meyers and Mel
vile RoRensberg, grand larceny; Same VS.. John
Clary, burglary.
CoURr on OYER AND TKRMINER-Heid By Judge
Barrett.-rhe People vs.. Jonn j. Mccarthy, nomi-
eide; Same vs. CHARLES Williamson, homicide !;
Same vs. elizabeth Minker, homicIdej Same vs.
Philip dwell, homicide Same vs.. Kate O'Tooe,
homlclde same vs. Mehan Cunningham, homi-
eide Same VS.. Dominoco Police homicide; Same
vs.. Edward Mclaughlin, homicide; Same Va Will.
lam Lyons homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
Before Judge yoacnimsen.

Before Judge Joachimsen.
ACTION AGAINST A STREET RAILWAY COMPANY
Metzger vs.. me Bleecker street Railroad Com
ages suffered by plaintiff In his property as
claimed through the act OF defendants servant
From the evidence 1t appeared that on Saturday
the 14th or November, 1874 the plaintiff, who is y
butcher, sent hts man, with horse and wagon, to
deliver large number or orders Tor meat TO
his customers at various points near his
place OF business, in Fourth avenue. In
the forenoon OF that day his man COM
menced delivering at the corner OF Tenth
street. where he halted, jumped out OF his wagon
the house, when he perceived t1at one OF the cars
OF the Blocker street line must come In collision
with his wagon. He at once dropped the basket
and ran 10 his horses head; the next moment the
wagon was tilted over ana It's whole contents
Einds OF butchers meat-were scattered
destroyed And the remainder rendered unit Ior
delivery, compelling the paintln 70 make out his
orders afreah. some or the meat, after cutting
OF the outer portions, he sold to other parties.
contents In the sum or $3.50. The principal wit
ness for the plaintiff was the driver who admitted
seeing the horse car Immediately behind him. At
the place ne halted the space between Ihe outer
track ana the curbStoDe was much narrower than
the space tue other or west side Of the street,
where the DEFENDANTS counsel claimed he should
nave drawn up MS wagon, ana from there cross
the street TO make bis deliveries. On this point IL
was tended that the accident arose from an act
OF negligence on tue part OF DlaInrns servant, and
not from any negligence on tue part or the driver or
defendants car. Counsel moveo for nonsuit,
quoting recent decision OF the General Term Of
the Common Pleas IN support Judge Joachimsen,
after hearing lengthy argument Tor and against,
granted the motion for nonsuit Inc case will
De brought up on appeal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
MARINE coURT-PART
Before Judge Gross.

ACTION AGAINST THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
McEvoy vs. The Erie Railway Company.-The
plainun having business TO transact at wellsboro,
Pa, went 20 the Twenty third street once OF the
defendants at the ferry. with the intention OF pur
chasing ticket to Corning by the emigrant train,
both, as he SAID, because 1t was cheaper ana that
that train connected most conveniently with she
train for the other point The agent, IN return for
his money, gave BIN paper which read, "Give
the bearer passage for one person, making one
full passenger from New York 70 Corning, n. Y.
Signed Il. NJ. Pyatt. 10 NJ Muller, Emigrant
AGENT Erie Railway No. 10 Greenwich street, New
York; telling aim at tne same time that he might
get = ticket at the Jersey CITY once. The pam
tn taking THIS paper, went right across the Terry
TO the depot, Dut was told on presenting ~ that
tney we're out OF tickets aud that he must so back
10 Greenwich street. Desiring 10 take the train
then about 10 starr however, he passed through
the gales and took seat on the tram, where a
demand being made by tue conductor for us
ticket he produced the paper he had received.
lie was told that ne could NOS ride without
ticket and, refusing 20 leave the train, was
eJccted, but without violence. subsequently he
offered 70 the conductor 81 in order 70 be allowed
70 ride but this Was also refused and ne Was Lett
This action Is brought to recover damages for the
detention. 1ne Court dismissed the complaint,
holding that the regulation as 10 the purchase OF
tickets established BY the defendant and known TO
the plainLtn, being such Reasonable one ASH was
competent Tor common carrier " make, tbs
plalnln was bound 70 CONFORM 10 IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

AWARD on CONTRACTS FOR sToNE AND uoS FoR
rHE GRRAT STRUCTURE
Yesterday afternoon stated session OF the d.
restora or The BROOKLYN Bridge was held at their
Once water street, near Fulton. Ex-senator II.
q Murphy occupied the chair. The members were
All present with the exception or AR. W. @. Kings
Lev, Alderman Reilly, A. ) Hewitt, Comptroller
Green ana Mayor wickham. The Bridge bill.
wnIch makes the structure puDllc work and
places h under the entire control OF New YORK
aad Brooklyn, read. The best method OF
settling with the private stockholders was the
subject o. an extended argument 1hey are en-
tiied to receive the Iuil tot their paid up
SUBSCRIPTIONS with interest At tie rate OF seven
per cent per year.
Mayor Hunter was or the opinion that bopds for
the amount should be issued, ana that tney par
the interest scml-annually, the bouds 20 oe ma
tured or the completion Of the bridge. -
PARK C0mmissioner stfananan took the ground
inat stocknolders would Oe Wei pleased y receive
seven per cent bonds payable IN seven or eycn
ten Years. lie would prefer such an arrangements
In tnis latter view AIR. william u. Marshall con
CURED; but az the same time Is might % 70
ttelr interest 70 pay In cash. -
fhc sum total dee private stockholders Mr..
Aurphy announced, was Si30,Ol0.
" occurred 10 Mr. StranaAar that 70 issue GER
,i1caies Or Indebtedness payable In sixty an9
nlaety days. a. they could not gel aDy money 10.
lore The organHaeion Of the next Board would Do
Tue y nole question was eventually referred 70
o committee Oi nvs Tor report ~ the next meet
inQ. Messrs. Tenure, Mclean. NichDis, carroll anu
Canda we're designated 20 form sain committee.
The stone rnd IRON contracts or tie work were
then ais eusscd at lengln. IL was question - "
wHetner itw0uld ne proper 70 ratiiy the contracts
there ana then allow me next board 70 uo ~.
me acceptance Of the contracts vas urgeu ~
Messrs. Booth. Carr0h. stone and MURPHY. mo
tIon 10 cUUsiuer the contracts cYSnHuAlY pre-
vailed. Sir. Aaptnwal di-agreeing. -. -
The contract tor bluest0ne tor Slzl,UOJ' TON
Messrs N1one 4 Madden .or the New FORK tONsr
81 Inc brdue, was then approved
lac IRON contract, which - divided between the
/ Keystone Bridge COMPANY, " Pltts0urg, and ths
\ EdgemOore Iron COMPANY, ~ Wilmington, DEL,
was tnen considered. me former received two.
1itDs snd The iaGter tnrecaiths q the amount TO
/ uui9ed AZ 9.l0 cents ner pound. The gfOss
\ sfa.nnr Wi oe nearly 500 900. Some discussion
took b ace win regard 70 the action of Cniei En-
i elueer ROebnng vita REGARD 20 dealing with other
competitors tnis w0rk, but m the end Tue Com
i mi st0ners confirmed the contracts.
1 The contract for the grHnlte FOR the New York
l tower vas awarded 20 tie Collins Granite Com
] pAny 81 Philadelphia, OF $4,000 and the work
i OF supplying granite corners ana Dimension
DacklGgs was given % J. Beatty 60. for aDous
$4,000
4 lie Board Adjourned 50 meet again on Monday.
Il l4tA luat.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18
THE WAR IN CUBA.

oErEnAL AMPuDIAs OPERATIONS AGAINST TIN
REBEL ARMX-A 'RELIADLE" coSTRABAHD
IN THE SERVICE OF THE sPANrARDs-CRn
AND VIOLENCE IN THE CAPITAL.
HAVANA. May IL, 1873
Adyces received from Puerto Principe are 20
the 9th INST, from which the following is ressn,6
OF tue operations or General Ampudia:-
SHARP RECoNNoIssASoE OF THE REBKL LrNEA
On the ON inst. General Ampndla with $500
men, returned from his reconnaissance along the
rebel lines, near the Najaza Mountains, which haa
been tae insurgent headquarters and supposed
capital, Tor the past two years. His forces sac
ceeded In killing twenty rebels woundlnR seven
others and capturing 1--WE prisoners, thirty-seven
horses, twenty-five oxen, seven mules two Jack
asses and several rusty muskets
"EELIABLEn C0NTRABAND.
General Ampudia captured also negro called
Mols, VINO revealed to His Excellency the scores
order his company had received not 10 disturb tho
freedmen employed on Mr.. Aoosta's estate
Acosta II win be recolected, is the Spanish ooer
who was shot IN Puerto Principe snort tins
since Tor treason in corresponding Win anu sohu
ny supplies to the insurgents
WOUNDED SPANISH SOLDIERS
About 200 wounded Spanish soldiers arrived
here last week from the neighborhood OF Las
Cruces. 1t is supposed they must nave been DIS.
abed since the different skirmIshes occurred
there two weeks ago, as the oficla Spanish
reports and the Havana ne wspapers do not men
ton anything in regard TO having any one killed
or wounded.
THE CAPTAIN GENERALS HEADQUARTERS. "a
The accounts from Valmaseda's headquarters
are very meagre, and the military auInoslHes
here are extremely reticent. Your correspondents
has learned enough, however, TO connrm the IN
telhgence conf tanned in previous letter Lnab th0
army Is taking up summer quarters
Two more regiments OF volunteers-tne Engt-
neers and Second Ligeros-leave here next week
TO relieve the first TWO regiments which were
sent TO the front Just one mon tn ago 1854
TIRE ACTING CAPTAIN GENERAL IN TUE HANDS Ov
ROBBERS
Highway robbery has become so frequentin HS-
vana lately, and 80 many persons have been
stabbed and killed, that the Captain General ha4
nnally established o military commission TO try
all such cases. The acting Captain General, Gen
eral Carlo, was robbed lew days ago OF mo
watch and chain ana jewery valued az 1900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-18

Troubles Of the MaripOSa Land and
Mining Company.
raB gHAUGHRAUS' aSKI8DEEAH" CASE.
The Lord Bond Robbery Again
in Court.
WHAT CONSTITUTES MAYHEM s?

Owing to the Intermisston In the Beecher case
counsel have few days during which they can
attend to other less sensational suits Accord
ingly Messrs. Beach. Fullerton aud Shearman
were In the state courts yesterday looking after
cases In Which they are engaged Mr.. Beach APP
peared In the Oyer and rerminer Court, before
Judge Donohue and announced that he would be
ready in the Scannen case one week from the ter
mination or the Brooklyn scandal trial.
About I2S young gentlemen, the recent gradu-
stes OF the Columbia College ana New YORK uni-
versity Law Schools, attended in the Supreme
Court General Term, yesterday, before judges
Davis, Brady ana Daniels, for the purpose OF being
sworn. The oath was administered by Chief JUS
sice Davis, and the newly -nedsed oarristers went
tnelr way rejoicing, and hopeful no doubt o. Dfil-
liant victories In the great legal arena.
Judge Lawrence, in supreme Court Chambers
yesterday, granted a temporary Injunction against
Adolph NeuendorH, proprietor OF the Germanla
Theatre, In the Tgmmany Hall Building, restrain
ing him from giving performances uAHl after tae
payment OF his license.
the will or NichoIaus Seger was yesterday ad-
mltted 10 probate by Surrogate Hutchngs. The
cocedent 0eqneatns all his real and personal es-
tate and tue rents and incomes arising therelrom
20 his widow for her own use aud benefit and for
so long as she (the widow shall not remarry, IN
which case the property il to pass into the hands
or George Nortnman in trust for the said son,
george Nonolaus Seger, until he snaA nave At
tanned the age Of Iwenty-one years.
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MAY ls 1875 TRIPLE SHEET

would have led to the notice OF these proceedings.
IL IL only IN very strong ana clear case that the
Court should interfere with tue eiect OF decree
OF exclusion, and no such case III here made out
Motion denied and stay vacated.
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM
by Judge Van Brunt
Purdy vs.. acknowledgement for plaintiff.
See opinion.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEmAL TERM
ny Judge Van Worst.
Delaware, LackAwaDna and western Railroad
Company vs.. Tredwsy ct al.-Extra allowance Of
$3.50 10 the palntin.
Keyhoe VI. Gold Heating Company.-Motion
granted.
Ward vs.. Flne.-The answer Is not frivolous. SEQ
memorandum.
Wehle vs. Bowery Savings Bank.-Procecdnr
STAY ca upon afdavft executing undertaking TO
pay costs already ordered TO De paid, with the
costs Of The appeals should the orders be a1irmed,
with $40 costs OF this motion.
tlvany &c, vs.. Clark &c.-rhe petition for the
appointments OF guardian Tor the infant defendant
does not conform to rule 81 OF this Court.
SchalS va. Ress.-Motton 10 Yacate order OF ar
rest denied.
COMMON pLEAs--spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Loew
Fisher vs.. Flshef.-0rder settled