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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16
MY Experiences.

| SAY "MN Experiences. hut that l.
Il mistake: ii ought t" be- Page from
My Experiences :: the last page of the.
ihild Volume instead of the three, com
pirtr. lInNc\rr. it j. too late To cor
rcci and attrl all. many people skip
the inst \"lum. of Il novel. and one
lady know VIII" always hc"im> with
The third par preferences. 80 plca>,
forgive me. and imagine that the first
and second have cone before. In real
itl they had 81 done: Vol. l.. where
made Frrd'> acquaintance. and pro
crossed through vaIiuuS stages of friend
ship and intimacy to love: Vol. H.. an
cNcilim. detail of all The difficulties.
impcdimcmIS. cruel parents. lovers
quaiIcl~. ir;,l"msic>, and rrc"nriIiari"u>.
eliminating in an engagement. and
winding up with the Wedding in
Vol. III.
We were married. and Fred had
brought me home. There had not how
ever. been any impcdimrmS ol Difficult
ties. cruel parents. or lovers qIarirl~.
in our case. All had gone ;IS smoothly
and ;tS tatlN :I> possible. had known
Fred more nr less all my life. had stayed
in the same house with HIM t"r weeks
together. read with him. ridden with
him. quarlcllcd with him. ic>led with
| him done everything. in tact. except
| fall III love with him. on dream one
single moment of his falling in love
with me- Yet he did. and To this day
| | don't know why. | WAS neither rich.
nor accomplished. nor beautiful and
/ brSidtS these negative cdI>iIualliicatIoIIS.
| | WAS the Younger daughter of Il poor
man: 3: had led Il rambling. unsettled life
bet tween my aunt'S hou>, III Boston and
the large. ill-thliving southern planta-
tinn where my father contriVcd to keep
open house and feed and clothc eleven
children un nothing at all. | was Il
spoiled. quick-tcmpered girl too. and IL
capIicioIIS little coquette: while on the
other hand Fred WAS good, and grave.
and steady. the rising hope and orna-
mcut of il Staid and exemplary New
England family. and Il clergyman. Nhy
he should have asked me to marry HIM
never could make ont. He could see
as much rs even he chose of me Wi lthnut
that. toi my wealthy aunt WAS his god
mother. and we often spent whole days
together. talking. reading. and singing,
from hour to hour.
Still. could say nothing against it
We were nearly of the same age. and
had the same TASTES and S\mpathic> oI
nearly every subject. My aunt WIS de
lighted. though She would have liked
Fred To marry money. My father con
>rntcd. though he thought Nettir would
have aSpirrd to higher honor> than {;
country minister's wife and To crown
all. Fred WIS :" dreadfullN impas>omed
and in earnest about it. had not :,
much aS Il loophnle left for say ing NO.
| could not even plead that | did MOI
love him. for really WAS very fond IN
deed of Fred. cared for him aS much "a
my own brothers, and loved him a.
we'll as anv woman can love MAJ
with whom she does not happen T." b'
lin love" So | said ''le~, and III due
time we were married.
The engagement WIS not long. I"
Il Fred was in IL hurry To return I" In
cure, and had no tangible reason t.
. p,opnund for delay: wherefor 1t onl,
extended over couple of months. dur
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VOLUME 3S---NUMBER 1881.

There Is the pocket in plain view,
not only the inside, but the outside,
and all he has to do is to put his hand
right round in the inside and take out
the article. That Is all. He can't help
but smile to think how near he was To
getting mad. Then he puts his hand
round to the other side. He does not
feel the opening. He pushes Il little
further now lIe has got it: he shoves
the hand down. and is very much sur
pissed To See 1t appear opposite his
knees. He has made Il mistake.
He tries again he feels the entrance,
and glidcs down it only to appear again
aS before. This makes him opun his
eyes and slraighten his face
He feels of the outside of the pocket,
pinrhrs it curiomsly, lifts it up. shakes
IT. and. after peering closely about the
roots "t II, he says. ''BN gracious ~ and
he commences again.
He does it calmly this time. because
hurlNing only makes matters worse.
He hauls up breadth after breadth. goes
over them carefully, gets his hand fist
into Il lining, then into the air again
(whcrc ii always surprises him when it
appear>,l and finally into Il pocket. and
Is about t" cry ont in triumph. when he
discovers that it is the pocket of an
other dress.
He is Wild now: the cupboard air al
most STILES him: hc is 50 nervous he
can hardly contain himself. and the
pocket looks at him 81 eXasprratinylv
thai he can not help but plug" it with
his rlenChed fist, and Immediately does
it. Being somewhat relieved 10y this
performance, he has Il chance To look
about him. and sccS that he has put his
loot through Il handhoX and into the
crown nf his witc'S bonnet has broken
the hrm of his summer hat. which was
hanging III the cupboard. and torn
about il yard ot hu.lc trimmin" from il
new Jacket. A. all this trouble is due
directly To his wtr's intatuatinn in
hanging up her dresses inside out. he
Immediately staIt> after her and i'm
pctuouslN urges her to the cupboard,
rNritcdly mtimatng his doubts of there
being ii pocket in the dress any WAY.
The cause of the unhappy disaster
quietly inserts her hand inside the robe.
and directly brings it forth with the
>"ughtt"r article in its clasp. He
doesn't know why. but this makes him
wilder than anything else.
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The Difficulties of Finding a Woman's
Dress Pocket

The editor of the DauhurN News >:IN :
that the most difficult thing To reach i
i w"nIam'> pocket. This is especially
the case if the dress is hung up in a
cupboard. and the man is in II hurry
We think We are safe in saying that
he always i. in Il hurry on such occa-
sion>. The owner of the dress is in the
Sittimg-ro scrcncly cmgro>scd in Il
book.
Having told him that the article he
is in quest of is in her dlcS> pocket IN
the cupboard. she has discharged her
whole duty i'll the matt,.r. and can afford
to feel scIcmc. He goes at the task
with II dim consciousness that he has
been there before. but says nothing.
On opening the cuphoard door. and
finding himself confronted with Il NUM-
her of dresses all turned inside out. and
presenting Il most Formidable front, he
hastrns back To ask. (which dress -
and being told the brown one. and also
asked if she had so many dresses that
there, need he amy great effort to find
the right one. he returns to the cup
board with alacrity. aud soon has his
hands on the brown dress
1t is inside out. like the rest fact
he does not notice. however. until he
has made several Intellectual attempts
to get his hand into it.
Then he tuIns it round very careful
ly, and passes over the pocket several
times without being aware of it. \
nervous movement of his hands and an
appearance of pcrspiIation on his fore
head are pcrreptihlc. He now dives
one hand iii at the back, and feeling
round, finds Il place and proceeds to
explore it, when he discovers that he is
following up the inside of II lining. The
nervousness increases, also the perspir-
alton.
He twitches the dress un the hook
and suddenly the pocket, plump and
exasperatlng, comes to view.
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on Frcd's ann. my hand in his, lifted
over every puddle, stumbling over ev-
cry stone, laughing over every mis-
chance, with the rain pattcring oiI our
heads. and the still. dark night closim"
round us like pail. What Il contrast
1" my hr"krn-hcartcd plight an hour
before
Ii was long past dinner time when we.
reached home. and Ephraim. the boy
and H"phronIa were both on the look
out ion us: into the lalter's hands Fred
dellNclcd me at once with pcreinptnrV
orders totakc oil every article of clothes a:
and 10y the time they were exchanged
ion dry ones, and leaning back utter
ly exhausted, while Sophronia put Il
pair "i warm slippers on my tined feet.
up ic came. and t:ikin" me in his arms
us If | had been Il baby. carried m,.
down stairs and laid me in II very nest
OF pillows on Il huge couch hv the par-
lor lire. lie would not even let me get
up to dinner. but insisted on blimgim"
1t t" me. and Waiting on me ;lS if were
Il princess and he my slave. How much
dinner the poor slave got for himself
'dcponcnt s:INcth not"
That e"cmin% WAS, think. the hap
picsr III my whole life. | lay on the
couch and Fred sal on IL low stool he
side me-. 50 that my check could resi- ON
his >h"uldrl. and my hands nestle in
the grasp of his stI"n" fingers. He
read BI"Mning aloud to me; and l..
VIII" had never before made the ac-
IuaInlancr OF that great poet. listened
With h"a\In@ breast and gli>lcniIIg eyes
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"I:F.I.MO<T."
European Iiotel.I
Alice Cary's Sweetest Poem.


nr.u l.,:..,.
.,,
l. "n, "i u dim old forest
That s"cm,tl best ct all
N"i t'r lis .uII!rd oaks nlIrn
bark with the mI~tlrt"-;
Not I"r ih' NI"l't> golden
lh'i Nlil"hI" the val" h"l"".
Not i"I Ill" uilk-whil' lllll">
That lean ir"m th" irn@Ianr hrd:"
t"Iurtiln" all daN with the sunhr.m-
Nnd >tralin" their Golden -d.r:
Not t"r th' vines "n the upland
W here TIA" bright l., Il h,IIIr> rest
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pireftorn.
.. Hr.u,,> nmd LordiioH Of Hc Icdi-
E,,..> HoH>,.~ IN 81. .johHSbHrg.

H,.u,,> und L0rdiioH Of Hr Icdd-
El,p..> HoH>,~ IN 81. john>bHJV
,.,i.lIturaI Tools and Hardware.
..I s. ~uN~ li"yt'~ Block. l.. Il. -
li"th"cari.~.
.....utN "" D. Bank FLOCK Main -.
Nrtnrn..>> al Law.
..s.ill ",,r 4. L. Oltir,. and r"~t Onicr.
..N .rI \"-.. CIIr,l"nln l;lk.. up ~iaiI~
r...1rp Main ST. over iiall y Flrtchrr'~
.....l 'rt I:r"h'r.
i:urL> and Stationery.
..p, UuWELl.. C,lrd"nan Elk. Main i
Book Bim'l"rs.
.,.rS 60. N.t'~ Monument square.
I:i I"- al and business.
.lp.r 8 CO.. N"nun"ut Squart
i:iL.r~ and C"nI"cti"n"r>.
... rINpLEN. Nam Street.
Gnih,m.. Hats and Caps.
NpurG l;:nh i:l""h "pI."~It" 81 .l"hn~
u.l-. d..r',r IN Rad, Made ClnIhim.. Hats
...- ,,,u,- Furnishing, ,'""d~ ,.Ic.. ,lc.
,lnthin.. tor Wen and Boys.
.uENNN~ y 60. Fairbanks VILLAGE.
,i.,,L,.,s. Glass au'i stone Ware.
.t..i' B . N y -. IilI'ihh~ hIi.'.
Ing. i'P'-i- ii''"G'"@~. Ni"d"" "-~h''""~.
tl-HA MIS- Gu Fan banks Village
Dentists.
...'. '"l't"u'tn l'l"'h. Nam street.
... Nllu Iui"n EI"'h. Nam street.
" l. r"rd~. Gr"c'.ri'> and Fruits.
.-a rEIIlN'Il.l. En~I"rm Avenue.
Goo, D.",l- aud Ladies' Fame, Goods.
H'. D N."uu' l'l'".N. Il. l.. street.
... .Ii.iN Nh~ 60. farlnnh~ Village
4 i,,u lni Feed.
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JnfrLr.

81. .IoHN~HIRN HOUSE.
"N'H IittEl. 81. IoHNsEUEY VI
"Eo- H. WALKER. Proprietor
AVENUE HOUSE.
HOVE = MORRISON II rr"',i,,,,, ,.%ll>s%.Hf' VT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE,
NEwruRT VT
W. +. BOW MAN. Proprietor.
RUSS HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAIIFoRNIA.
=. H. HEiMol \ co. rr"prri"ir..
VT. MANSTIELD HOTEL.
STOWE. VT.
y hrSt class Hotel. with all the modern improve
m"nis. Accommodations for $40 quests
y. 4. KELLER. Manager.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
FR,NKLrN SQrAKf. Eosrox.
\ first class hotel in every rrsr,rc,
'fp' Il Err EtCK. Prnprict"rS.
81. JULIAN HOTEL.
GEO. +. WARD. Proprietor.
MARIHoEo HOTEL.
2s' WASHINGTON SIErrT Rosrnx
o" Il" Amrri,;'n ".r,. and Enrorron Plan.
Formerly "f lr"itrr House. Br;,df"rd.
GLEN HOUSE, New Hampshire.
THIS fiv"ritr summer Resort open from June Il
t" urt"h"r l. I-15. w. 4 e. Il. MILLIKEN.
iAu"jn Pr"pri-tors.
1873. IT. LEON SPRINGS. 1879.
This Etv'ritr resort for invalids and pleasure.
seekers will hc open i"r the reception OF guest, the.
first "i June. T"smS u ~ per diam.
JAS. X. GII.MANl
s Ews ,sNfa:TST I2H IS"T rr"prtr'"r--
49, JAS. X. GILMAN Manager.
..EEINOST.'
iEuroprin HntrI.D
TN y G2i WASHINGTON STREET E"eruN
UOpp"Sifr GioLc ILedtrsJ
new House with Elevator and all u".lrrn lp-
I"lnimrnt-
Rooms ~ per day and upwards.
Good Restaurant at m"d"r;,lr prices.
SNNHOI;N \ HARDY.
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VI. -TpN I; ~ co.
..a. -.Idirr-' Monument, It. .I"In-bur,.
uu, cop, PrI annnm ------------ $40
.fI. 100 adj in"c .----------- 800
.,,i,.,,il.rr will lind "n his paper in con
"" ..- mann. Iii,. dItr 1" wliIch hr has paid.
...,.i,l - u''"~-iiN-
...... It,r n caledonia County. Suh-cri-
.' -.,.- county viii remit with their sub
..,,ut~ II tidItiun inr postage. a. the
...I...- AL postage nu the fdt'd"HddH To
h. Iur,. Al th" II luhn-hurN Post Office.
,..i,n- Of all kinds done Al living prices.
'''' ...I modern machinery and skiliu work.
.f,,i- uf lab lriuIm. can br done ~
..,...t, - ia The cities.
,:.,u;.~ ard and Paper stock constantly
Eit..- of ADVERTISING:
b. ,u,.- ON, iurh -pacrl nmr week, Lou
t,.t IuIiuC".. =.
.u uu,.~t one week k..----- -
t.r tuiIuu.uI'r-. e H.
...i.. .u.! "l ~Irccl per Nrlr. 100
...l. l..i wear ,,airh lIurl. .------------l ~
- I.-rttN~. N"tic"- tn Legislature. "tc. Il -
.....- I,.I -lu.trr. one wee h. .---------- .
..n. ,..r,I ma ,u,.,.. .-.-..- --.-- ~
..a..,' fi,,jnIi.d ,riH cuts t"eHfG
... t. .t...p pf.T y,riIr r,It's. No "jjrcfi0na.
-. ,..,,re.i n,i n"iL'"I h"t ieJtir,"i
..a.I .ni,rti'd
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Nv hat : de occasion of dat big smoke
over dar :" inquired one colored man
of another ht the market yesterday.
Fire. SllI." WAS the answer.
And what's dc occasion oi de fire ?"
"tomhu>tshun."
And what's romhISi>h >hun ?"
My friend, replied the other, cross
ing his legs. ''dar'> heaps oi things in
this w"ruld that no niggcr ever knowed
or ever will know, an we'll change de
subject to goosebcrrie-." Detroit Free
Press.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

The paddle wheels of Il large steamer
on the St John river in Florida, stopped
suddenly, II few nights ago, and then
came crash after crash i'll the wood
work. \ panic followed, every body
rolling ont of bunk and rushing for the
deck and il was soon aSccrtained that
a big alligator had got entaGgled III the
revol> >ing wheel, where he was not en-
joy ing life.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1875-07-16

''Dirk. the Raj. j. one uf the features
"i Tia" ci"th ward. lie is paid To- free
h"t"l> and private h"u>r> from rats,
and lie sells the bodies Of his victims To
gardeners At $40 per humdIcd. His
tools lrr Il pair "i ton">. Il dark lantern,
Il deep. strong lag. When the latter is
full of rat. II must lc shaken dilli.rnt
ll. for they will gmaw their WAY tn free
dom. On Monday evening. Dick caught
- lively rats III IN east side hotel,
clappcd thrm into lIi- bag and hoarlcd
Il Ihlld avenue c.II. For Il while he
a%itatrd the bag rul>ricuti"u>lN and
then. seeing pretty "iIl ON the oppo-
site seal. he allowed il tn remain still.
just .S The ear reached 2Oth street. the
rats burst ont of the bag. which they
had honey Ncombed while Dick WAS ad-
hiring th" attractive maiden. They
dIrtcd in every direction. Women
screamed. and men used naughty words
and the car WAS not oVrrhurlcnrd with
passengers for the next minute or two.
The rodents all escaped. except one,
which ran under his coat. v. \. Sun.
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~ n INN C.IHDS.
,.,v.,,,
'".'"I' III
ANil 'Opp~ IpDT~ ani SHOES
%" H"'' hM"! N""r it"''d
"'a. j.. ', rn, L',H'-' rri"r~ at
,.ulu. - .I"m>-m-nr. VI.
.tuNIW PHYSICIAN \ SI-EGEoN
''.. '"i E'-''l'u,r. Main STREET
u >n,i,,,.u,.,.,n ,,.,,.r
....... , ,...
'- ..en .ud Whrt'. '.ood~. Ac.
n.:. >,,,.,,
'.''- '' "'''' an" Nrr'"s SIS
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NO. don't want none of vour light
ming rods" said Kentucky farmer,
last week, t. Il man who had stopped ut
his house to put up lightning conduct
"rs. Il amt afraid of lightning, its
the thunder | believes going to knock
us ali emdwisr, some day" "lou don't
seem to comprehend" said the pedIar
these ere >ilrer-tipped rods, are light
ming rods, and the gnld-tipped ones are
thunder rods ust what YOU want :"
and he persuaded the old man into
ordering up the gold-tippcd rods.
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A Queer Courtship.

One long summer afternoon there
came Ia Mr.. DaVidSoIi'S the most cuIi-
Gus specimen of an old bachelor the
world ever heard of. He WAS old. gray,
wIimklcd. and odd. lie, hated old wu-
men. especially old maids. and wasn't
afraid l." say 50. lie and Aunt Patty
had II hot whenever chance drew them
together: Vet still he came. and il was
noticed that Aunt Patty took unusual
pains with her dress whenever he WAS
expected. One day the contest waged
unusually strong. and Aunt Patty left
IN disgust and went III the garden.
"That bean y she mutlcrcd to herself.
a. she stopped t" gather II flower which
attracted her attention.
Nv hal I'D Nnu run for :" said Il grutf
Voice behind hcl
To %"t lid of You.
You didn't do ii. did y"u -
No: You are worse than Il burI"ck
hurT.
''l"n Won't get rid of me, either"
Il won't ch :"
''Onl\ III one NAY.
And that -
''NarrN me"
What. m> tw" fools get married
W hat would people say ;"
"lhat'> nothing t" rs. Come, say
YES "l no: I'm III Il hurry"
"Wrl,, no. then"
''N"lN welt; S""d-hyr, shn,'t come
again
stop a lit what Il rncker >ou're
in :"
''lr> "I. no.
Il must consult
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". q. notGiiro>. VI. H..

VI. g.. IIot GiiIo<. VI. H..
H I.h fHl ~ICIkN \ 81 l:GEON
''.. 'ni i:'-ll'u,r. Main street.
i. >b'iNii.HII.ID. Dealer in
.. "a \ y u / NCN GOODS
t- .-u ud WhIt,. Cund~. Ac
'." ttH.H.uTt.lL- \ Sir,INLIY.
B.. r'HH H. fIrm"I. ii .Inhu~hurN VI.
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t. ,aohn1burp G,alrdonian,
SIND fyEgN FRIDAY ny

-Io< ~ co.
.,I,Iirr-' Mnnumrnt, II. JoIn>burN.
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~ EAF a EtTi>

~ RAJ n BATES.
INWlEE~
..' ..1 -rI''t. -. I"iu~hul VI.
'.' ~tirr 'uut~ 81 Vermont and
i'..rN'I, lnd ia ih, 4. \ Courts
II. &. BATI~.
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H\t;IiITT. LEWIS n 60.
uIlITL> ~
E IL \ y Il MENTS
II. .I"hn~huTN.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
THE ELEVATED RAILWAY EXTENSION.

In the Supreme Court Chambers, before
Judge Lawrence, molten was made Yesterday, In the
suit OF Joseph Haight jr, and others against the New
York Elevated Railroad Cor an injunction restraining
the road from building any extension, and especially
from ma king any tunnel the west side OF Greenwich
ave- past the property OF the plaintiffs Mr.. Tracy of
counsel TOR the road read afdays stating that the
present corporation is the formed in 1871 under the
General Railroad act that 10 had purchased the fran
shise OF the old Company under foreclosure and re-
eeived two deeds in December ls7 and the other
DO Jsbuary is conveying not only the property OF the
Old eorporauon but It's powers and authorities; that
among ihose powers was TO such motive power
"a had been approved by certain Commissioners VINO
had at first approved continuous cable but sfterward
the dummy locomotive. which the defendants found In
use when they purchased that the franchise included
the night certain streets Of New York on ,be an
preval Of the Commissioners, for the road and for
necessary turnouts.
Judge Lawrence asked eounsel whether Greenvcb.s at
belonged to the city His impression was that II was
not one Of tue Streets the fee OF which had been
acquired by the eity, but which remained TO the
owners OF adjoining property, subject Of course
rght OF public use. Mr.. Tracy cited the decision Of
Judge Batchforl OF the Usited States Court in suit
ssougbt against this road In 1862 holding that II
presumptiyey street belonging the city. The Com
papy now only proposed 70 establish two turnous one
st Frapklinst., tho other at Banksst and had made
spSnsaroa 70 the Commissioners named In the act for
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
DECISIONS-FEB. 15.

Supreme Covt-ChdmbfrS-B Judge Dorohue.-
In the matter Of Hanover Msne Insurance Coz Kelly ag
Waterbury; In the Of nceOrers gau;et 10 he mn;e
In the OF fsk sgt Peeksk fioW
Brdsa ag Ia yor Motions granted MeGowa9 tsI ARK
Party be examined patrck The Mayor Sc-hoon
denied without eostG Buir re. WeeOdr grs.ed siayng
proceedings Randolph WdamMoon oeniod ihTlng ast
O,goo-Noce settlement wheu htnl are te1 Will be sSnei
Glover act. Mayor &c -Alowance Of Ave per cent
BY MlrA-N0tol 10 change llace
~ tsl Is deriei with $40 eosts Missouri Kansas
end Company. The nation OF MI Never aust be
procee ed with Friday 10 & II at the Chambers OF
IBIS Court. Henry agt EussbaumNem orlaiam for counsel
SpaI Iera-By Judge Van YorsHoue OF Mercy New-Yors,
&cJudgmeD for pauth hn3nn sgt lass e, al
Judemtut for plaintiff Of oecoue and sale We as Mann-
Judgment for plsntg Of foreclosure AMI sale.
BY Judge Van BrnYoung sg LaDgbein ct aL-Aovnce CT
Sl5 granted.
SUPERIOR Court-Special Term-By Judge Sedgwick.
The National Steamship COmphnyOder for
commission granted Frye Roe ct aLMohon dene Layes ac
default denid memorandum Groesbeck
sg Motion vacat judgment denied see nenor'
an um Johnston granted to
Of motion memorandum Solomon ct al sg Butter
field ct GL-Appi eat on denied
By Judge speir.-BeBnett sgL Dsver-Fndpgs settled.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
STREET RAILWAY ENCROACHsiENTs.
ARGUMENT ABOUT THE EVILS FROM TIE USE OF
SwEEPERS. e.

ARGUMENT ABOUT THE EVILS FROM TIE USE OF
swEEPERS. q.
Argument was had yesterday before Judge
RObusOB The Court OF Common Pleas III the cases OF
John Taylor johnson against the Christopher and
Tenth-st Railroad, and Edward OuthOut against the
same. TIE two suits were almost identical. Mr.. john
son lives at Ffthaye. and Eighth St. having stables in
the rear and opposite these stables in Eighths lives
Mr.. 0uthOut. The complaint, ;hc substance OF which
has been already Published alleges that the COmpanys
blows ana sweepcrs throw snow aud nth from tho
tracks INTO the CUTTERS the stcps aud even on the
stoop OF the plaintiffs house. The plaintiffs state that
they are accu to clean their sidewalks and gut
the required by law, but they
always aled up again By the sweepers. The COM
plants in short make the Company TO be intOl
cradle in this respect the Company answer
by admitting the sweeping business, but deny that
they carry IL unnecessary degree Of cleanliness,
or thar they throw mud the sidewalks, the
machines pro vded with aprons 10 prevent this, and
that their pOws and swcepers nd peDsabe for the
enioyCleut Of their franchises. An afhdavit OF Jacob
Sharp tae President OF ;he Railroad Company sub
mtted in which makes substantially the same state
ments are made in the answer OF the Company. lie
denies the Of any salt and sets forth the imposs
bty taking The DIRT snow of by carts within the
required time.
In The argument for injunction Yesterday, H. III.
Anderson. WHO appeared for the plaintiffs, made the
point that the nuisance did not consist much in
thrO wing the and dirt, but p their allowing
10 10 remain 1t became thus continuous nuisance,
and the Injunction desired thus directed. Decision
reserved. Osborn T. Bright appeared for the defense
New-York tribune., 1875-02-19
COURT OF APPEALs.
lIp,Sy Feb. 1S-In the Court of Appeals to-day

Nos Sl-John obrsch reDonaent sg the Gerfnan f
Company appellant and the same st The K'ns
Company--Arc uInent resumed and conc uiei -. c.. -,
No l2S Katharine e. Heard AL appellants sgt The CITY OF
BoAyn by d. lord VI counsel or sppeant
and submitted for respondent -.
No limos Richardson. respondent agt Adam krcpp sna
by s. Hand counsel for appellants ana w W.
Parsons for respondent =, -, ,.. -,
No b7-The Pr National Bark OF NovBein, respondents sGt
sci for appellants and by W. T. jerks for respondents
No lfS-Lcns Wood appellant St Aiei T. squees respond
sut-Sabmited
No 4O-The People re Ste ame respondent. gt Joseph
Mcuire Samuel Ha3d OF counsel Tor Appellant
AID by Nelson Wserhur' for responder Case sl on -
and Court oured 10 Fhdy, Feo ~ 1870