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Bret Harte's new novel, s'Gabriel Con
roy" which is at last completed, and
carefully guarded in the publishers safe
calls forth the highest anticipations in
literary circles. 1t will be begun as a
serial in he November number of Serb
ners Magazine. without illustrations, for
it is said to be graphic beyond need of
them, and full of incident. The story
takes its title, Gabriel Conroy.' from its
hero. simple, good-hearted, hottest old
miner, of type somewhat different from
that OF his illustrious predecessors in Mr..
Harte's writings. Several familiar friends,
nevertheless, renew old acquaintance,
among them. Colonel Starbo:tle. The
STORY is wholly in Mr.. Harte's original
field, alhd is said to fulfill, as novel, the
PROMISE Of his very best tales. The OPEN
ing is pronounced, by critics who have
had access 10 the manuscript, to be very
powerful; it is Il terrible picture Of Il
starving camp, and from this start the
story is said to hold the reader with All
almost uncomfortable grip, seeing that he
hss to wait month By mouth.
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DIED.

sPIGLE.-Depsrted this life, a. Toms Brook, Nov.
23d, Mrs. Sarah Spigie, aged 65 years. mo nths ana
II days
For the period of half a century she a mem
Der of the church, and died highly esteemed By all
who knew her
Her son, and grandchildren mourn her departure,
''but not as those who have no hope
BAY they and the members of st. Peters Evangel-
ical Lutheran church, of which she consistent
member. 'foow her as SD e followed Christ. NJ.
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Miscellaneous.
17HE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IL rHEiwoRL

INHE BEST HOUSEHOLD OIL IN THEiwORLD |!
c.. West & Sons Aladdin Security OIL
WARRANTED 1850 DEGREES FIRE TEST.
Endorsed by the Fire Insurance Companies.
Read the following certificate selected from many
others
Howard Fire 1ns. Co.. of Bsltimorel
december Is, "a.
Messrs West Sonsi GentlemGu---Having used to
various oils sold in this city for Illuminating purp.
ses l take pleasure in recommending your "Aladin
ecurity' as the safest and best used in all our
household. Yours, truly,
(Sipned) ANDREW REESE, Prest
D% 1T WILL NOT EXPLODE aad
Ask yo,tr Storekeeper for 1t.
Wholesale Depot, O. West az SonS,
sep 6m 113: 115 ". Lombard Street, Baltimore
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NJ ANIIOOD: HOW LOST HOW
wi ES'TNREDi

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO r. r.
On and after Sunday, May 80, 1875.
Passenger Trains will run as follows:
FROM STANTON WESTW ARD.
Leave Staunton, 4,2a P. III. $40 AM.
Arrive Goshen 5.52' All
Millboro' Go. 800
'' CoviEgton 7.35 '' $40
d" White Sulphur 800 +" :. 74a ii
6 Kanawha Fails. Ito PM
6 Charleston, sos "
- Huntington, 5.35 Pr
" Cincinnati. 600 L. In,
EASTW ARD.
Leave Srauutpn} ll,35 a. IN. 1850 u. III
Arrive Charlottesville 1871 >. III. l22O u. nj i.
Ijynchhhrg. $50 $50
i" Gordonsville, 1.45 1.25
Washington. 7.33 G,33 IA. H.
* Ricilnald, $40 AIS a. III
Train leaving Stanton at 1888 II. H.
and 40 p. M, ,un daily Except Sunday
stoppiiig at all regular stations between
Richmond aid White Sulphur.
Trains leaving StauliIon ut $40 a. NJ,
and 1880 p. NJ, run daily stopping at all
regular stations between Huntington and
Allegheny, aud at Covington. Millboro,'
Goshen. Greenwood, charlottesville, Coz
louisville, Junction and Richmond
Pullman sleeping cars run on ). 10 A, NJ.
and 1880 p. NJ. trains between Richmond
and White Sulphur.
GB For further infomatio.,. rates. Sc.
apply 10 j. w. HOrdlNS. Agent
S:aunton, Va.
CONWAY R. HOW ARD.
w. Nj. s. DUNN. G.: p & r. Aut.
Eng. ard Supt, of Transportation
mar 23-t.,
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Deposits received on which interest will
be allowed when lief. TO rema in for a period
Of three months or more. Special attention
given to collections. and spfomptt ret urns
made. internal kevenuestamps Away OF
hand.
The Board of Directors meet every Tuess
day at 8 o'clock A. VI. Notes for diseo1n
should be handedto tie Cashier on Monday
evening.
apr left.
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Price, TaCenty-fre Cents.
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TWO MONTHS Rec!

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JAMES /. ROOSEVELT.
Born December IA. 1895.
Died April 5. 1875.
LARGE FIRE IN FREMONT.

PARTIAL DESTRUCTION OF DREwERY--Loss
THIRTT-FIvE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
At quarter TO twelve O'Clock Wednesday
night IRE broke out IN the malt room on the top
floor OF the six story brick building corner o,
156th and 81. ADn streets, owned and occupied
bv ". ( p. Ebl!ng as brewery. The flames
spread rapidly, ana two steamers and a couple or
chemical engines whicn had promptly arrived on
the spot were found insufficient TO check the
progress. second alarm was therefore SEN, ana
tnenes from Harlem ana Nofkytlle responded.
Alter an hours hard worA the IRE was brought
under control, ana lis speedy extiuguls nmeut
was expected, but II fo0N lTesn start Ia the
middle oil the building. aud despite me efforts or
the Il emen continued TO spread. A third alarm
was taen telegrapned aud IErtaer reinforce uents
came promptly, out A. was not until nearly five
o. sock yesterday morning when the danes were
brought completely uuoer control. Up 10 halt
past seven O'Clock the nre was smOulderlng In dis-
feIent parts OF the building
Tue DTewerA covers wnOlc square, being 400 feet
long ana almost as deep. re thlee upper floors,
win their contents. we're entirely destroyed, the
tos9l loss 70 bOtn STOCK and Duhding Deing esti-
mated at s55.OOO. which Is mlly covered Hy Insur-
ance IN The Maltsters and Brewers Insurance Com
pany. The cause or the fire IS UNKNOWN
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY

COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.
SUPREME CoUsT-CaAMsERs--Held by Judge
Barrett-Nos. "a, p, III, 10 l2o. Call from No.
100 up 70 and Inc nd ng No 20J.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Adlourned
SUPREME CouRT-sPEcIAL TERM-Tleld bv Judge
Van Brunt.-Uemurrers-Nos I, 10 49, "A 49, TO-
70, Y: Issues o. law and lac-Sos. 257, 25s, 25l,
297 3O2, 3Oi 30s 900, 80 81. 3l2 3l3 34 3l5, $685.
1926 24j. 23l, 49, 49, 251, 2l5, II. Io2. 254 eos.
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT Part I-tled by Judge
1889, 1895, 245i Part 2-aeid BY JUDGE bono.
oae1Nos. 1850 GA; 2Sis: 1870, 2So2 244s. 1854
le5oh, 1904, 225s 25l2, l77o, $50, 2los,
S7S sz3s 2 Sss SSs9 2o2S 2S !Ss
Part a-Hed oy Judge Van yorst.-Short causes
Nos 2l2s, 1885, 2544, 2a1l, 25ol, 964e, 25o5, $685.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by
Chiel Justice Mcneil and Judges Curtis ana
Speir.-Nos. 81, 81, 81, a.
SUPERIOR CoUhT-SPECIAL TERM-Held by Judge
Freedman.-Nos. "a, 35.
SUPERIOR couRr-TRrAL TERM-Part 1-Held
by Judge seSgwicx.-Case on-No. l240. No day
calendar. Part 2-Adjourned lor the term.
GoA nU1 PLE LEA TEeM-Hela by Judge
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL IERM-Part Held by
Chief Justice Daly.-Nos 1856 2315, 236, 1876, 1884
2l6O. 25O4 2543 1892 23io, 2555. Part 2-Held by
Judge Larremore.-Case on-N0.1292. No day cal
endar.
MARINE CoURr-TR1AL TERM-Part Held by
20ll, 20l2 2013, 2O24 2ol5 2ols, 2G2o, 2021 1858,
$5ll. Part 2-Hed by Judge Gross.-Nos 2754,
lsou lOfU. liott ozlZ, leo4 l4Jf, lSiu, 5000 luSJ
2o26 2027, 2o29, 2o3l, 20S2 Part 3-Held by Judge
Snea-Nos. 2356, $685. 1884, 51l5, 1904, 1916, 5631
1915. 1919, 1888, $685. 2746, 1887. asa. 294o
COURT OF GENERAL sEssoNs-Held by Record err
Hackett.-The People VS. Thomas Bart II. bur
gary; same VS.. William Devery, lelonious assault
and battery; Same VI. Martin Lypher. lelonous
assault ana battery; Same W. Edward b. curry.
le onious assault aud battery; same vs.. William
Ha.loran, lelonious assault and battery: same VS..
Thomas Van Benihnsen. leonlous assault and
battery; Same VS.. James Dock, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Charles Bernstein ana Mark Berns elm,
grand larceny; same vs. Annie Valentine. grand
larceny; same VS.. Michael Mackan, grand larceny;
Same VS.. Morris Ceher, grand arcen, same Va.
Charles 1ayor grand larceny; same ". John
Morgan, grand larceny; Same vs.. Fanny Ames,
grand larceny; Same W. Adam Deldrich grand
larceny; Same vs.. Richard Carroll and Jefferson
Carroll, grand larceny; same W. John Donohue,
grand larceny; Same W.. Thomas smith, grand
larceny; Same VS.. Ellen Lucy, gra larceny;
same vs.. Charles Loque. grand larceny; same VS..
George Olney, grand larceny; same VI. Charles u.
ID. Paterson, receiving stolen goods; same vs.
William Heating ana Patrick McGabe, receiving
stolen goods; same vs. Jacob Rohel, receiving
stolen goods; same vs.. Johu clare aud Henry
Donman. petit larceny; Same Va. Patrick Duny
petit larceny Same vs.. MarV Mccarthy, petit
larceny; Same vs.. John Powers, assault and bat
tery,
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Afterwards these parties threw up the contract.
tore II up an1 burned II, and defendant refused 70
pay any commission. me defence was deulal
oil any employment and that the broker nad acted
Tor botn honner ana he endant, and that ne cou "a
not serve TWO PRINCIPALS; ana further, that Konner
was not pul cnaser VINO was abe 70 give tite,
the title being IN the name OF Morris Altman. In
rebuttal OF this testimony II was claimed ana
argued BY the plaintiff mat the deieDuant ana
kohner both knew thar the broker was acting lor
both, and TINS made nerence In the rule that
an agent could not serve BON masters. Further
more tnat the title 10 Kohners property was only
nominallY 4 the name 81 Altman IN trust, and
that Kohner WAS the owner Ia iact ana also nad
a contract from Altman agreeing 20 convey the
property 70 him ar any time so that Konner could
give title. The Judge retuseu to dismiss rne COM
plant on the motion OF the DEFENDANT, and the
counsel and he charge OF the Judge. The Jury
rendered verdict Tor the plalntln Tor the lull
amount claimed and the Judge granted the costs
and disbursements and an ex ra allowance.
George Il. Langbeln tor plaintiff, and Messrs.
Stallknecn, Hall and Mcmahon Tor defendant.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

ANDERsoY-ASNAN.-0n Wednesday evening
AprIl Z oT the kev. Apneus n. Anurus, FRANK r..
ANDERSON 10 LULU L. AMMAN. DotE OF BsooGlJn.
Pnuade pha papers please copy.
CoDY-DCKB.-On The 7tn INST. by the Rev. J..
KearneY, MICHAEL J, CODY 10 MARIE JOSEPHINE
DUKE. No cards.
DE WIrT-hAMMoSD.-On Wednesday, April 4.
at 81. Thomas cnurcn, New YORK. by the Rev. A.
Boomer Hart, THOMAS ID. he WITT TO MILLY p,
eldest daughter OF tue late J0nn A. Hammond.
BAFOssE-ho0RE.-By the Rev. A. h. Beach,
rector o 81. Peters cnurch, GUsrAyE LArossE 10
ALINE Il. MOORE, both oi New York city. No cards
COPY.
SiDENBrRG-SCH AFER.-On Tuesday. April 8,
1873, Dy the Rev. r. GotJneIl, assisted oy tue Rev.
Dr.. Adler, Mr.. RICHARD SIDENBERG 10 MATILDA,
youngest DAUGHTER oil tue late MAYER Schaier, Esq.
SrAEBER- nJoUs8EE Wednesday, April Z,
At the residence OF the OrIde's motner, 0y the
Rev. Allre1 Putnam, ID. d., GEORGE K. SrAEBER TO
SOPHIA L. HjoUsBERY, 10th OF BROOKLYN.
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DIED.

BURTON On Tuesday, April g. JULIErTE T..
BURTON VIE Of Dr. May Burton, formerly OF
Virginia
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral. on Frlaa,, gtn inst, at eleven O'Clock A.
~. at ~. AIMS EpiscO al church, Eighteenth
stteet, near tlltn avenue, instead OF from her
late residence.
BUsn.-At Greenwich, Conn. April s. NELSON
BUSH, N tue 15tu wear o. his aye.
Inc re .auyes and Irlends are respectfully In
vited % attend ms funeral, on SATURDAY., Aprli TO-
az aal-Dast Two o'clock. IRON CHRIST churcn. Car
riages wIll be waiting at the depot on tue arrival
oil Tie ~ O'Clock tram rom F0rtY-secOnd street
CkSuNL-On Wednesday. Apr 7, after a short
Funeral services viii be held az the Churcn or
81. Ninceat ne Paul. between sixth ana seventh
avenues az eleven O'Clock A. N, HIS friends and
tnose - ms nephew, Pietr0 lsuta, are respectfully
invited 10 attend, without iurther notice.
C0LEMAN.--0n eanesdaY. Aprlt 7, Oh paralysis,
Isaac ID. COLEMAN, IA tue 5Ttn year OF MS age.
Iue relatives and friends. also members 81 hey.
stone Lodge anJ the American society OF Cvll
Engineers are respectfully invited 70 attend the
funet4iL rom his late residence, No. lG7 East
Nney-second street, on FRIDAY, April = az Two
fae officers ana members OF tie following Ma.
sonic bodies oil the Ancient a q Acceptea Rite are
requested 10 attend the mineral OF our late
bl0tler, Isaac b. Coleman, ON thus (3th) day Of
April, IRON ms iate residence, VA Nlhety.ss coma
stree near Tnird avenue az tw9 o,e,o ,,i :; ~.
Commander-in- Chief Aurora Grata C0nslstory.
WALTER NJ. FLEMING.
Vi. VI, lemplar Chapter.
JOSEPH NJ. LENEY,
q. NJ. % Council Rose Croix.
j. Il. Nj WARD,
TIP q. NJ Templar bod 20 Ui Perfection.
CooS.-On Wednesday, Aprn = Miss AM COOK
IN tue 1sth wear OF uer age.
me relatives aud inends or her family are in
ytted 10 attend her funeral, from ner late resi-
aence. No. 2dl West 1hIrty-ninCn street, on FRI
tuy. NJ Que 4. M.
DraIEG-At Yongers. Aprn Q, SARAH Ii. DESIKE
wlie ~ Ira y. DsnlRe.
Funtral service ~ Westminster church, Yonkers
on ln0rsaay, stu INST, at one O'CLOCK " "a
Itlcuas are invited,
D0H4Erf.--Oa Thursday, sth inst. AZ his res
denca n MutBcrs place. " LILLIAN DoHERry, Odes
son oil Patrick ana the late Catnarlne DOheMy.
NntIca 81 tnnaraI haraa tor.
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MARINE coUBT-TRIAL TERM-PART q
Before Judge cross.
IMPORTANT TO REAL ESTATE OWNERS AND
BROKERS.

Solomon Goldsmith vs.. Jacob Greenewad. Tnis
was an action brought 10 recover the sum OF S42s,
brokers' commission and interest on the exchange
OF the defendants property, two no sec and lots
on Second avenuc, between Flfty.hrst ana Fifty.
second streets, tor $4,000, and one Joseph
Konner's property IN avenue A, near Tenth street,
for s52,0e0. Moses Hertz was ne broker, but he
assigned MS claim Tor sS25 to the platinum he les.
tiled to being employed by the defendant, aud
finding Konncr As purchaser and bringing him
60 defendant, who agreed upon tie terms oi ex-
change, and went 60 a Mt. Thompson, real
estate agent, VINO drew the contract, wnlcn
Kohner and defendants both signed In duplicate.
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FIRE AT YoNKERs.

Shortly before seven O'CLOCK on Wednesday
evening IRE broke out IN the drying room OF the
lean pencil man uiactorg OF Berozheimer, 1lfelder
a Reckendur,er, at Yonxers, Westchester coanty,
winch, despite the prompt aud energetic efforts
OF the Fire Department, resulted n The total De-
structton OF the ourding aud us contents. the
firm estimate their loss on stock Sc. AT $50, 00o
winch, II 4 understood Is Tuly covered Oy In
snrance. Ine building. two story brick, was
owned by John Copcutt, and was not insured. A
num1er OF female operatives AZ e tenn 0farlly de-
pfved Of employ ment by the occurrence.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

" AeHINGTUNV ApTII 8 1910.
In the United States Supreme Court to-day. on
motion OF Mr.. J. d. MCPHERSON Samuel Q. benson.
Esq. OF Sacramento, CAL. was admitted TO prac-
tice as an attorney and counsellor or this court.
On motion OF II. NJ. Finch mir. John l. Thomp-
son. OF Chicago. was ad lLted 20 practice as an
attorney aud counsellor OF THIS court
No. 81 LASS gnedD. David ID WIS, ct al, plaintiffs
in error VS.. Inc National Exchange Bank oi Mi.
wauKee.-Ihe argument OF THIS cause was con.
tlnued by Mr.. Van SantvOord, OF co lnsel for tine
p aintffs In error. and og Mr.. II. NJ Finch, Ter the
defendant IN error ana concluded by Mr.. George
r. CONS ock Tor the laintlffs IN error.
Adjourned unil tomorrow.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Kilbretn.

on wednesday evening John Fitzmorris and
sbipmate. just returned from voyage to LIVER
pool, were induced 10 90 into a saloon at No. q
Greenwich street. TO drink with a man whom they
met on the street. While IN the saloon, Fitz-
morris claims, he was drugged, ana while IN
slupor roD0ed OF his watch and ung, valued at
s45, Peter Dunn, the man accused OF committing
the ROBBERY. aeules buJa the dtugmng aad the
rooberg and says that Ftzmorrs was IN peastly
state OF MODIFICATION wnen ne entered inc saloon.
Dunn was neld. IA uelault Of $1,000, 10 answer az
the court OF General Sessions.
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A SNEAK THIEF ARRESTED

SNEAK THIEF ARRESTED.
Yesterday morning Onlcer Butcher, OF the six
teentn precinct. arrested. on Eighth avenue,
young man giving the name OF smith, with a sus-
picious- looking bundle in his possession. When
examined the package was found 10 CONTAIN an
overcoat, pair o. pantaoons And q SIR oversGirt.
TnIs clOtning vas subsequently, identified ~ Mr..
and drs. Rooert Bor and. OF 80. rs Egntu ave-
nue. as the property. smith, wnen Droueht Oe-
iOfe Judge kasm.re, confessed MS quit, and was
committed without bali.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
AI.RANY- Anril 8 1R7h-

ALBANY, April s. 1876
No. 100. George A. 0sgool ana another, re-
ceivers. &C., respondents, vs.. William 5. Tooe
and another, appenants.-Argument resumed
and concluded
No. 81. WI.lIam G. Audenred, executor, &C. an
pellant, W.. Inc Mercantile Mutual Insurance
Company, responder ts.-Arpusd oy Francis Ker.
nan OF counsel Tor appellant. and by James Q.
Carter, for respondent.
No. 1885, William I. Post, respondent, VS.. Flavel
ii. Dorpmrs appellant.-Argued oy @. NJ Marsh.
or counsel Tor appellant and by n. q. Moak, Tor
respondent
Adjourned until Friday, April O. al ten A. M.
CALENDAR.
The day calendar tor Frljay, April 9, 1875, is as
follows Nos, $50, 1866 las. 1856 1877. 1872 1911 100
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT
Before Judge Murray.

Thomas McAtarneE No. 409 East sixteenth
street, William Kenuey, No az last sixteenth
street, ana Terence Callaghan 10. 2a3 First ave-
nue., were seen by Mshael Curley TO breaS INTO
tle premises No. 200 Avenue a, on Wednesday
night, anu steal tneIcr8m twenty-five hams ana
Sl ia Casn. Ofloers MalOn, HAND ana Dunn, 81
the Eighteenth precinct, arrested them su0se.
Qucntly on Gurloy's complaint iney We're neld
for trial IN deiaulJ OF si.OJO uai each
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JUDGE RoosEvELTs FUNERAL.

The late Judge James l. Roosevelt was burie
yesterday morning. Grace church was filed 10
its utmost capacity with the friends and relatives
Of the deceased, among whom were some OF our
most prominent citizens. Tue services were con
Quoted oy the Rev. Morgan Dix. ID. D.. aud Rev.
William KrKus. The remains reposed in a maGnif
icent silver mounted casket in 'front.' OF tue altar
which was almost completely hidden from view by
the elegant floral tributes OF frte ids. The plate or
tue easket bore the following inscriptions
JAMES l. ROOSEVELT.
Born December H. 1895.
Died April 5. 1875.
"Rock OF Ages" and Nearer NY God TO 1heeu
we're sung by the cnolr, alter when the solemn
burial service OF the Episcopal Cnurcn was read
by the Rev. DR.. DIX.
Among those present were Alexander 7. stew
art, Peter Cooper, Frederic De Peyster, Royal
Pnelrs. Charles O'C0nor aud judges Lbrremore.
Daily, Donohue, Barbour, Barrett Sutherland ana
others.
The following gentlemen we're the palloearers:-
Alexander T. stewart, Wilson G. Hunt, Frederic
De Peyster. Charles A; Peabody, lnomls W.
Clarke, Jonn q. Jones anu Joel Wolfe.
The interment TOOK place In the family vault in
Greenwood.
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ALLEGED D1soRDERLY HOUSE.

john Denny anu MaTy A HendfIcNs, Tue ITO
prfetors OF an ALLEGED dlsordery house at No. 14l
West Twenty-slxth street, we're arrdlgned before
Judge KasnIre yesterday mornlng and neld Tor
examination.
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CorRr oF ANBITRAT1oN.

The following cases viii Ue called for trial In the
court o Arbitration at two r. N. to-day lin.
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Architects and BUILDERS say that the season
promises favorable Tor Them. We lind on the rec
ords or the Board 0f improvements that during
the past month permits nave been issua ed Tor tl5
new buildings including business houses aud
DWELLINGS, aggregate cost OF winch Is S429 $780,
aud these DO not Include magnificent block IN
Fountain square estimated az s25O,0J0. II con-
veTSltOn WITH Que OF our leading bankers (prl-
ware bankers) tue Otner day he spoke IN the most
confident terms OF the business prospects mere.
He said hat good business paper Is easily convert
1De money IS enty and puolic confidence good.
cite tots authority as clear OF ali national Dauk
influence and because ali MS interests are here.
indeed, all the indications IN TINS city are that
renewal oil confidence has taken place aud that a
progress Is ALREADY aloot toward largely in
creased prosperity IN every braucu or trade and
productive industry IN Cincinnati.
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summer packng-a process carried on IN deep
cellars walled VITA &c lis increasing IN Cincu-
nati, and Will DC conducted the coming season
more lar-elY than hereto ore. The hos e corn
led, winch renaers the 1esl firm and more con-
slstent tnan op eeding. The numoer OF nogs
packed last summer was l50 1853. Average gross
weight 252 2s5; aggregate gross weight, 81, 626 0T6
pOuuug.
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THE JEFFERSON MARKET COURT
HOTJSF

Un1er the act providing for the building OF the
Jefferson Market Court House power was given
to the Commissioners TO have a commission ap-
pointed to take up the leases and satisfy them, the
same as under the General Railroad law. When
the Commission entered on Its duties Peter Culkin
was IN possession OF portion OF the old building,
under o lease from the city, executed MAY /, 1872.
The Commissioners ana the contractors for put
ting up the new building undertook to tear down
The old structure, when a Temporary injunction
was obtained rom Judge Dononue, restraining
them rom proceeding further with the work OF
demolition. The case came up yesterday IN Su-
preme Court, Cnambers, before Ju &c Barrett. on
an order 10 snOw cause why TINS INJUNCTION should
not De made permanent.
quite lengthy argument ensued In the tier,
Judge Fowler appearing on oenaH OF Mr.. Calktn
ana Assistant Corporation Counsel GARRISON on
penali OF tine cty aud toe Commissioners. IL was
claimed by the FORMER that the Commissioners had
no rlgAt 10 tear Gown tue Court House; tnat the
city IS bound to him by i've years lease OF the
premises from May i. 1877; that he would expert
ence irTepara lie damage, and that the proper
method 10 pursue, under the General Railroad
law, as provided by the act OF 1870, would be TO
IL was insisted IN reply, taat case OF rIeparaole
damage was not shown; that the complaint itself
SHOWS that It rs an action for money damages;
that the complainant does not come into Court
with clean hands, having violated every clause or
his lease. being one month benlno IN rent, aud
not giving up for public use the premises when
demanded.
AZ the close OF the argument the Court took the
papers, reserving Its decision.
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