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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
DECIsIONs-Noy. %.

Cg,ynee Cont CbambTs--By Judge Dono1re.-
Mat, Of shCrr.r Fowler 2gi. The Comm f'ia Hat's
oo ~csile at. s.are Na ~ Holy IIiu ~; L0Ntnst 10
t,r,ufed Ntf.r Ok km.udN hat il asked liiB"I
agf. KpIcOrier correct Iorrns agi Tanr-l ll :
motion Withdrawn. Mater 81 Thorpe Wish 10 see toh' Hr'
Py Judge Lawrence -uolistcr Ggt. Enge.-tasn anl
amendmcus setJ,d AID 'irec eel 70 10 trl az 'n AsC
PatonNuou 80 vacatc orcr ol arrest denied "lth c'sN
mt g0r'Utum. C1rt o. -,yi"n 10 ilA' ~ ~
answer ~ sham dtn-L Matter of so ue Mod"a 70 az
Csqr,? from arg denied ~ nor" m fai A2l mel
Bank II VOW a't. tCwsf thtW"iu d-i- '".hA
rlluir,w a.i. iullAuI-Or cr rs set li ii't 1S a.
ko.n.-Sini,.u TO ,ar.te r.e Or'er m Oct -, i't5.
ta,atne tn aider ~ oct. 10. deuiui me6pa ntuiu.
ni.. i 80 Itif-a ljS -. los. u0Tanupm) kanren
ast Kaui-eu-Ih matter Viii De- refrlrr blcs 0 . Aa-
GROWS. bu' he..Ia citC ing th order W'' O. base ia =,
ri. az de-, of ris luuoas DIS putl ta" lo 'h
ati in ,b e arc INCOMPLETE ANA 7eem TO De '') i'i.
S. qf rs J. dye Delaney sst Malong
-Jul.1nCaf tor defendant with costs
NADe76r 0lrj-Nrf'iGi Term By judge Freedman.
Dutlsr Du.Nui OF lliuUgs btN. oira, See
f ,!t.por.nftu Tor counsel. Irwin 90 3D. art
", iIly All. 1ior. - ati'iIOu eiuttu tu ps 10 81"
aud dish, r-or-Lts inCifutd a. me iulsH. 100
tiat .tfru 9Ht pif tu' e. - - &C. Hu I i'' tla
irGn ute apd accept notice oi rHd of the D'cene
t.rl-
ly judge Cuts-srhciua ngt PIeund % A.. Findings 80
u,., see r-iaDi.idum CT counsel
sont.oi Piaas-' ce.iai Ioip-By judge iariemoIc,
Weber Eosh.-leloris confirmed t"it.r &" ~ 's
f.r.c. ca is Bflrr-- loi.n granted hrnmh q O. Br 80
s. R-p O. rIaDrHG Gud payment or icirL No"st't art
.ueb5 IhcuoH Dissolved huH "S" Las '"h' H'-''
Iy Oo Justice psy.-Thc People OK rel AcGuif"-bci.
-, jude ADMINISTRATIONS ast sntnoro -E>tri aio@
Is indie ,osN-Moraupe act vosci ct alict cou1e IN
pes .oaigc PARTIES appeh booi' INC on ih-i'4t tie -0I'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
IRELAND AT THE CENTENNIAL.
A. .,,l.I;,,.;,, of fba names of

After the publication of the names OF the
cnnitr.cs invited take part in the Crut"nnii ENlb
,n some al nire~r Of IrLnd noticed that that Island
, omitted from the list corro= 1ondcnce upon Wis
subject took place between John Nolan oI thls cJ AMI
yi-er,or-Ce nora Goshorn bnt finding that the Conms
,ucfs al Philadelphia would TAKE action ia t'i's di
rrctiou NJ Nri-a applied TO the British Commissioner
al London to lot separate space the British section
{, Irish goods. T. Cuuf' owens ~ The British Excen-
tive Commission sent the following letter In repy:
SIR beg 90 acknowledge he roceTt q your letter N
no ION MI containing an oiI-r az your services IN
prpeurius - cult i've display illustrative OF iti'h ~
duay 81 the Puuadrlphis = AihtlOE Permit me 10
ar you NV hs 4 tLanh- for yuur obi .ug proposal. Of
,ylirL however. | ava not IN position 10 avail myself
M t. sDgrc allotted hS the ENh ltou auhuiitlts Ia The
Iuifcl Kingdom ~ Great Britain and It land las long
nc, ,o fully apnIcpi lftd and the exhibitors are now
m f POSSESSION Of detailed plans showing the position
OF tic space assigned e. tArm
Il is believed that the friends OF Ireland VIII make
further attempt. obtain Tor the special oGhbi-
ton OF Irish goods.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
THE BElI~pUNCU.

I'm the Seventh District Court, Judge Ackert
Yesterday rcu ,ered decision Ia the Of Charles
Abrams against The Second Avenue Ealroad Company
OF importance 10 railroad conductors and their employ
ers The plaintiff had deposited $25 with tine Company
~ security mis- beipunrh, giving wrton agreement
that II he failed to return ali ares received by hin the
sos might bo retained by the Company. Ho was dis
charged and sued Tor MS s2j. The Company gave test
uouy tbat on trip he had turned ~ Ony 30 Ou OF 80
faro. end hal used an ingenious little handbc 10 simu
late the ringing Of ihe punch. judge Ackcr round fOf
f Company 5ni that the agreement that the deposit
,hoal! be considered hqudAt,d damage valid and
egiycd pduc ol any ryits n lac had ali" to turn IN
~ singo fare. Nathan Sesbitt appeared Tor plaintiff;
SAMUEL b. Hamburger iOr the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
GEN. SHERMAN'S REPORT.
THE ARMY REDUCED TO 25.571 INCORPORATION

THE ARMY REDUCED TO 25.571 MES--PRoPosTHoN
To STATION TROOPS AMONG THE INDIANS.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The annual report
OF Sherman after stating the geographical limits oil
the various commanders, says:
The aggregate strength Of the line OF the army accord
ing the last reports received, - lDlO nnittIs am
artillery go officers, 2,5Oi men; 10 Regiments W cav
airy Az officers, 72O6 20 Regiments OF Infantry;
S1S officers. 1000 men; available recruits hOsptai
stewards. ordnance sergoant- etc. etc, J,3Zl
Durns the past Winter the troops IN the departments
Of the Missouri and Texas employed IN AN aidous
and severe Winter campaign against The kiowns,
CHEYENNE and COinanche Indians. on the boidtn or ne
Stakcd Plains that have for been engaged VA dclb
ddtions the Texas and Kansas fronle.s fe-utlnE ~
and ZION 10 hnfliy IL
military commanders have control over the supplies
needed by these Indians, ns they now nave oNi n'u
perFpns. convinced. by recent Nlsll tht coh-
aitiun of peace he maintained
The Sioux Indians have recently mqdo incurslons INTO
northern Nebraska, mostly ~ steal cattle ana horses
from the farms along line OF tLe Pacific Railroad and
nurh OF IT, Gen. Crook is OF The opinion that the MHO'
gT1nv acting defrnsyey, cannot prevent these incur
sons and suggests that troops be stationed IN me must
Of the Indians "a TO watch and prevent them from
leaving on pretcusc OF hunting This Is ilnIactCdne'
unless the army can have he supervision OF the nco
sary supplies Of those tribes within The reservation,
which 10 not the The rcpOrs or the seFtlai
Commissions which have. under military tseoi', recently
hen ENGAGED IN exploring the country ana IN nteoibDE
with these Indians will throw nnch iiglt on th5 sun
let Generally speaking. the damage 40 lie ami prop
CTty 10y Indians j. believed To be les duiih, tue p3t S
and Tie Prospect IS llai, ~ ~
country SETTLES M n viii he less and less chch year u
al Indians established on small resi- Vatoh-i ut
uunl they acquire Hn.,S Of industry IA Ilhlh- or III
sock III ing they will need food from tle General Gov
ernactt because tue game which theJ nave htncfto
subs stCt has diminished very rapdiy,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
I1GIrrf0rsEs AND FOG sIGNNLs.
MINERAL Ous ID TAKE rIE PLACE or LAEb or
VALVE OF NE 700 HpHNs-r7hIJi@hSs OF
BfAcoN, ON " srrHN EIyEIls.

MINERAL ous 10 TAKE TiIE PLACE or LhiD OF
VALVE Oh NE ZOO HORNs-C3HFUISEss OF
BfAcoN, or " 5rrHN E1vEIs.
NAsuINGToN, Nov. 22.-'lhc report OF the
Lighthouse Baarl ,hoHs tlgt during tho }ear the lari
his under Inc tor,ona d.rcton of Prof Henry, ASST I'D
from limo TO- time Dos other ncmbrs ~ tEc Board mad"
ratcnsIyc experiments W,h reg I'd 10 the merits oi the
llincfa! Of, OF tits country r the purpose OF light
liam nation. IL was al parent i@t '"e 'e'' OF
mineral OILS would conpc c.au e ~ anp] ANA T. was
Iun.Ll shat t1osc nog u.rd with ld oil could De con
yrrtcd 100 y, great expense "a that purpose. ENIei
unns have shown tLa tl- OIL can be- more successfully
,,s,d IN the smaller lamps. ~ soon as suit
able lamps can be prepared 80 attempt will
bc made g. 10 FOR id oil ia TIC hS e. order OF
lamps Elaborate experiments with regard 60 soma as
applied 10 danger squads in tLicL oT iosgJ weather
whrn al oei cnidcs bcoome OF httc uso, have "ecn
made. The sUc"e,s ha. been gratifying. ana by puirn
ing these inquire, the Board lop- to arrive at esii0
not only valaap, to science hut OF pfet ~ Importance
IN enabling - Ls.trr 60 contend with one OF Hc won"
clr4ont, Of danger which the iaalinor hes to meet "n
our extended and d,p;,roJ- coast.
By tic nat Of Congress approved Jrne % 1874 'he
ur..dirtipu Of the Eoarl extended oN'' tae Ai,s
,.ii tS.aai ard on. Rivers f'rt'c establishment oi
.sh b,aoon, ud huoys nay Doc ucc -ry Tot tho uavi-
,tiau Of those streams. Oriug 80 the frcgn. M sh
..s ~ .h' ...a.r', .'I tlc Ecr iA coz .r.i'
ls 30 tic snort dis 'nos ai Wuh ih' htii
ads- be s-rA. r."ly m lt tEn i"rE i.- 70 ;..,
required L.,i Winter % iiHui't uWID 90. lht ne
- ~ iH 'n'.il' ~; .it,.., ,,, m, i
oUi,i, pIo,, ait MASTERS uLiot DO rrli % t'sii'u'
tp r. etst vntlu o o.. lisll a'd 80 BID e-' oI ,'
@'yd BY re-. ,ao ilor- wsrs not 10. ' j,.u,-
go ".d no csprA.e ".' ,, ", W ga 'Ii NAH
incra ujL Anaiu. uua A1u1tr of i'eh- ai %. oi'js
Vii ID. 7sguiicl .4l tas appropriation Jog lc'r main
Ian. ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
WHY COFFEE DID not 90 DOWN.

THE VIrrAL on rnL pUfY : BOCSTY To FOREIGN
G FgFr-GP I,yFI 5-RisF OF + :lCEs II BLA/H.
fpftoM r,ig REGULAR CORRESPONDENT of rHE rrIBuNrl
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22-Ihe Hon. James Il.
Partridge United states MiDsier 10 Brazil appended t"
ONO OF HE communications the state department last
suir, . tai.o showing the quantity 81 coffee exported
from Erlz 70 tno United States during the twonts three
ytaa fnin i45I ga. and iso the nnoant sent to All
other c,utrio, during the same time FROM tits It GI
p,,rs tbi toe quantity ol conro exported from that
c.ntr, 10 the United Satc- greater De fore the r.
psal Of The duty than r!uco 1t has been admitted froo
III. II, - Z .fI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
FATAL CtEE1IssNE-- ~ HANDLfNO 4 PISTOL.
~, 4 l n....- .ul.n Id hmm oLnLiAlll

Fatal. CtEEtlE oNt-- ~ HANDLiNO Ii~ioi"
Edward i. Loyeys, who had been employed
n. ID, c.sier ami secretary OF the Dc,o' Oh Woss -
ti., civ was instantly biL,i ycs'c. 10y JOY tht o.
cnre. o. Yi.tolln DIS bands 90 n III i"!'a"n-
a. RrooElSn Inc shooting WAS done under c.gcuu-
stances winch a. fast Indicated tia be AsA CON iod
suicide ii ~ nov believed inat t was tho result OF
accident Mr. Levcys. who was about % yea'S oi agr
was steady sober highly respected IA LIZ bn'i-
ness and sooid relationships Dr. Horny T. J"ln''n t--
titled be oio the C5g0uers jug thai about 1:j) a. IL yes
telay Lo went 10 Nj Loyeyss room 60 awaken 'n aud
saw lin cleaning rc,oieor IL bad. lin go. morn
ina" aul returned 70 bis own room. lew as"
mems a.tCrWafd he beard tie frno,t OF a pi-l1I
from Nr LJyeyss room. uC Fastened there lh"+!
s,y ana found NJ Lowers tue h0)r ap2sfc1 " dY-
mn with ID tlrse Smith & Nc>6uD's revolver nrply
,ra.l,od Ia lis right Lant The uaI fccfj r9Ntd uud
loWmurcd "IIWrg." Before pGy srian could ht -uG-
r,rreI Mr. I,,.cys wac dc,4d Al examination ~ thr
hody showed tla he ballet had Ottcrcd Ito Vl1a>t ia
the recon OF the hDart
Sr,raut smith o. the Nlnih Precinct ~ De cr3niE
sti5u OF The body. H. found ~ in money, business
cards ana scraps 0I paper ono 90 Which ras ~ laI
hand writing, stdICes,cJ TO .iy DARING, ana tiShd
Aida" The HOto e1prr,ord sorrow tha' Tie! were 1"
b. .oIaratod the deceased man had appeared u" %
melancholy seyta o1 pIcSlnr3 o. his tr IN III VA
understood that be ID bo married IN . &c" Wetts'
The caae Wa- report NJ hg.t as suicide, p nni,F l
struc Ons from Coroner 'uis the c1'Ontrf lfN' Wnr
was nlmuuecd ~ III afternoon. rcndiei Neidi't 'ha1
MT LoVoys came % ls death accidentally rCu WOuh i5
received lg tue careless OF firearms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
Dtntietrn.

NITROUS OXIDE GAS.-Ieeth extracted
- Sitno. pain. Ur. hAsBt0uoN, formerly o,l'i-o,
A. oito,, sRts atty ~ he u-e o lie b"' ~"
painless eAit.ct!pa OF teotn Il LIZA bi'"o"A1 '' -
3o,AsL
COMEIHING NEW! CHEAP ana bf-Au a
- rtll-Ny Rose Pearl Plates uAd'raihs Gu l.. ~,
slAnocl eriinc4l tr.n. yAr1l eleis.st ~ i M ~
i,rr ,t b..,4t,, strength AID l.gitnta7i h's ~,
10 sppr.t y. lio H. uaF, AM "' 80 'o - -
o.t ~ and Als' a. - ', ~ 80
,nid ~ f.fula -. fktiattinE hi4rs
i r. a. W air 40 1BoDJ IA lsi nfSr MADISON ''.
rCHE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
/ a. ,iI.I a. AODaNANN, J52 Nate- near Sbta 81.
r,aosnre by al 10 DO the Crowung light Of do"Ai a."
heal aois. 9iu ,zu 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
SHJpPLNG INTELLIGENCE
FORT oP SEg.Yo

FORT ~ SEw.yORE ...................Noy. ~
steamship Wilmington Gaiar Puerto rha. santO Do
~ steamship lis9ri js,i. Wilmington. Dos. Abei ADoott
- s,,a, Ana l-I4l ~ Jar s i.r Pa = o., Laid
>..pi. 3D. l.u.-, humr.r''s' 'o"oi@in@ ~ ~ C''n'
''H to ,,., tGcrl hhr,ns london Flnc rcye Co.
Gaik rcrlati Troy, leg 'rI Niier 40 Ign,o1. 49, =
eaA Dsney tNOil rryuc., L~s 04'c7 o' """h' H. "
I S4r1 Gs-lrts utall Cento Trieste sonner Hone
Zig 5l0. s.ar5 tlaL, G-fgdo Na4'eN john q
o.. nellie. zig ms Fr.i-rcs.at Roche grs q CO.
81 -" ,o,Ii Danes Ble Wilmington D,.. Via Phla-
' e.ir Jola Car,i, Wilmington, n ca F. 3 Powell ~,
SRA. ha.l I,.g r MAJ M jacS-onvl' van 1rint Bro'
sen a1 ar. 9' '; 81 j5S Ms 3 B ' =. l. Yoviu,
So nr !. A. Hatfield BEL HatGed. Yarmouth. rs. g. W.
So ,t ana LuclA Bonau Philadelphia sasht Petty
seal. bong! Airgs D., brdk .oft CARO- ,i,l . -
sriI.s. b. -9.nss "O'e, ..i.te.poii ?l.shi q fsg.
a. IN !. . e.,oi Pli,adel,ha. Jss ianL
ARRIVED. .,
s'' .,,.i IN w Il .nis, and ss-. Joan Dae
,,.sDp "a 'nt'nl ,'r ng'Got I's,i .,o'' = aIa
Si.rsllD rancs trr. iIudc aasrs 10Y. q. ".tn n"se
ana pas 70 \ '. ,rl we,ce raras oc. 9. Cualo
52.h MI SNi,. "a H. faCinr lfos & 60.
iar, inir oany,c Norl ,s1'son London % days.
BARK uOaro loi at,A, MeAtnAc, ia'ei.oo. n lays IN
ars Eolus Cgerl Ber,ni London p dAys in ballast
In ~ AuaagOns y. -. "auc fott'r dai % days
schr fcil (o 81 John n 3D. Mcneil 81 John. n b. is
Sou Jul, A. lloyd squire Georgetown. ;. C.. days. vita
naval So
Srir C,or o y. Hslock Shairett, georgetown, u. Y.
-.ur. .o.. Sil u, ,auuuri. Aitn l.I4arr.
Nul. brmiH.. Jors, ,aL~i. Nltu lumber
=, IA. A.u.e NlIcAl,, lib0s, tniIls, With lunOer.
Ml.A.OtANpA.
Nepr,iE Va Nov ~ Tho tire. masted sChr before re-
po a. ore "a obO isl4ut. the ~ p i.,y, "fVl VIA
Coz. att "a. prove tolL oss she 10 40" III o' ""'' 'hd
p-al %ss,st.iCo.
FOREIGN FORTS.
OtyNSr,yv Nov .t-f iniuln i'le steamahp city OF
l.1...o, .la,a i-on svs.loS "oN ~ iof l@F"fr"o'
srr,,., a. ms ..,it 81 30 U',lOta t.'s u1rla<
epNtltF soy. 2L-ihr Allan ilno steamship NoiSNtW-
r.ai NOM a.u5Drv NV. ~ or -Svi4'o Aat's@ VI" ,As
foy Latesf sAss Ss'0s see FytA fayei
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
CURRENT TOPICS AT TIE CAPITAL.
TIE MESSAGE MIsgEPaESENTED ABROAD.
W,sufxuroN AIoulpy. NOV. %, 1873.
Minister jaw, in writing from Vienna year

Minister jay, in writing from Vienna year
ago 10 acknowledge the receipt from the state Depart
ni NJ Of official copies OF the Presidents last annual mes
.irr calls attuiton ihe inaccurate synopsis 81 II
which had been transmitted BY cable 10 tie European
PRESS anl adls:
Iv the people and the pre9s " the Continent Tho ms
abstract OF the President mcs,1, WhicI Gomez py ihc
cable IN generally acccited le substance Of DC nc
s ITSELF and wheu tic text airi g. fortnight lari
. sucri has usually been displaced ht 'iC iWud a'f
nrefr1nco9 OF t doy. Should the department, ~ We"
Of e., TACT deem IL advisable n iu.Hre 20 pepafr an
nlrIn dl.t at OF the ic-7i-c 80 Nnul, yum "H"'u
mere accurate Ic. ~ the Executive policy man lHai
which flrOlt nov receives hIor"d ire puu-''" ter
gy,ltc agencies. end which, iudy from thc asi eN
.,tf may Doe 70 decree Inaccurate ard dtiu-lN' lHe
-,,iitfy Afforded sucR GcraSicn1 81 drcriVihZ we
..id h. regatd fo tho position ~ c country ana 'Ha
yi OF t F..iitut prdr, 10 iur io 90 ih ut moon
vor,'ce if Ho' o. danger, ani nm inclined o. iAuk
that an ciiriG abstract however bue WOnl' p' We
ro,ed bv .utu.cin capitalists and -tdtcsm - lore
sta ul all lnisr,prcsi4oIs Wac h"1 'eci" MAI OF M
f.u.ieual.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
ANEW OCEAN STEAMSHIP LINE.

The Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad Company
has completed arrangements Win foreign line OF
...aners the f-st vessel 81 which WAL leave Glasgow III
fr days The vessels 20 far engaged TO ply between
baltimore and Liverpool named LAKE Hcglgon,
I.so Chsnnltin Lake nies.ntic, aud Lake Erie. The
,lo ERIC L. now huding Each ship is 10 be- OF $500
t,,' r4ngrity aud huilt expressly Tor carrying heavy
oarcoes % grain. The lire u 10 be- Known a7 ne
,trap.I Ers fiue a. is owned iy the GatId3 shipping
COMPANY OF Montreal To regular t1ps vi be begun
about the latter past ~ u .cenieer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23


Nj Partridge also shoYs what las been known TO i'm
-oyters ana d,oleis In coffee, that the repeal OF
the duty Oh coffee in July, 1872 inared 10 tho
benefit OF the Brazilian cO1ee IUwors tond oiers alone.
aud moi ut al 10 the advantage Of consumers In the
United States when toe news WAS known ~ the ab0l
ton % coffee duty In Tie United States, the price
there went uY Immediately and the price In the United
St,ps suffered ho abatement. II supposed, and in
tended ~ course that the consumers of coffee
an the United States, and especially OF Bra
lillian ooaas, chiefly tic inhibiiants OF the
W,-irrn S,atts. would aud should receive
h, ooiro diminished IA price by tho amount Of the duty
withdrawn The consequence Of that repeal, however.
was eutiir'y l.Hrent from that expectation. la the
same way Wlru the duty first imposed aud after
ward ,ncoa,ed duns civil var. tie odCct olt
In Brazil even more. In tact than IN the United States.
The lrica tHcre saddfniy declined and heavily and
rs.nc.s vas r'raiyyed. FOR 81 was feared that dimn
@loA consumption shre.i souid ALLOW supplies 3"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
"TnEnr ARE MoRE Tunes IN HEAVEN AND

HERE ARE MORE THINGS IN HEAVEN AND
Earl - &e.Ant,ir paTsJn lin Yorkshire train: And
what rsce-horse do yOu thnG viii win the ~ Logger
- k'e to-day, sir ?" PnokmaKCr: 'Islcst n know =.
wish did. TANK Lagrange viii about pull II on. can
accommodate yon 10 pony, II goa Ike, " know. Bur
l.,cng Ol bca a. Biaynt bee bad bushes,
Halter bit Tie other foreigner, and 81 take the odds
to q JGd or two against tao Fyneid pick and Ba;rss
best place" clerical gent gives it up I Pdnch.
A HAPPY THOUGHT THAT NEVER OCCURRED.
Mother TN ttntnfionl "And 80 wicked Pharaoh
ord red that all tho baby boys should be- killed Mad
eleiue: But Mammal Ddnt amy of their mothers say
;hey wa siris 81 Punch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
In tho Corrt Of General Sessions yesterday,
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. y. y, Nov. On the Couft of Appeals.
MONDAY. Nov. % 49,, ,r,.
10 Ii-Tuc 3oGTrry National RsnN. appellant. ngi The
.Fsvor 20 ~ New orr resuGldsut Nrg tel Dy t'orfr
W a iaqats Of counsel appellant and b. d. J. Dei i"f
respondent
ga I4dc'ss and 0l1i3rr drp"llh = ~ -to
hr b. Huntington - counsel fOr appellants ana by p ~
Ir1rfl.n I .-Ip"U lent. ,
No. 90 William D. D"morest and another appcatts Hgt
Wilflu WiUkham, Mayor &C.. Respondent. -AIrh'H w
samuel Irli and = VOL OF counsel or aOcl4nie and %
u. !. fica.I Ttrfo1 lsit
Proc auaiiau "a. male. and the Court adournei -,
the caodGr 90 the Hurt ~ Appeals iu
Tuesday Roy. 20 Nos -. JG, ~, s. %, a. 40. -
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at the time CT his dea.h Eud aso his two attending
physicians Doctlrs line and Gregory n IL hyinst"n
of me N0rLr0fE 0-f ci,Ik the SsDa.c tbli.i zee
on Patents nf UBion ETry MAS thaIiIali mas
me-, IN fsce maze on friday M y. ~ the COngrcfa
tionRl Church IN NOrwel6 after which the remains VIII
deposited in tnor lll rvstns-ace IN tht cemetery
al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit OF Roeblng and others against
Duncan sherman & Co., Judge Donohue Yesterday on
the appicatlon 81 II. II. M1range. plaintiffs counsel
granted an or lee for tue examination Of Mn '" Se man
aud Francis H. Grain, IN supplementary proceedS7' ro
turnable tomorrow
The December Term Of the United STATES
District Court VII be held for the trial OF jury ca-es
The calendar OF ury cases for tho present November
r. I'M and the assignments for trial VII IN respect 20
isas which shall be untrio1 ~ the close or hc NOE.n
her Term faui FOR the December Term Without Iuiim
notices of tial, epd without hing notes oI issue ur
Admiralty Calendar will not be called before the hIsl
Tuesday Of January.
I'm the suit between the old and new Police
Justices Judge Waterbury appeared for the latter ana
has since sued them - counsel fee OF $500 Justice
Ocrbour, neg Getting put in on answer Judgment by
default was entered up against him he applied 10
tIyn Freedman I'm superior Court spool Irtn' 10 nc
relieved IL IA ihis default Oh the ground thHt ne nan
understood be- was ~ have further time 1ahewcI jung
waterbury denied prom sing any sutH cNi' ,, Dhl w
Court allowed the notion the defeu 1ant pawn c"s's
and agre.g in five days and Or. Gao case next
month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
STREET CAR COMPANIES SUED FOR LICENSES.

three strcei railroad companies license tees ou then
cars nj Tho rate Of 900 each large ana - for
each ono BcIse THO H.eockcr Street ana Itlt"h
Fony hI.road Company is sued fer $4,000 FOR TN
g.,,,., uc,r.gs. fbo prr4Gssy and seventh AVcnuo
RAILROAD Company, f0 cicycn Year. !, sued i"i - 1"O
ana Central Park, Sprth snd 1.st HtFct hiih""d
Company, fvs twelve !ears, for SCo"JO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ia dlspatch received ut
the Navy Dep.ftrent today from Rear dniro Reynolds
commanding the Alauc aeroa reRors e arrival u the
flagship - renaug the 2Oth Of sept nbc
days NE there 10 give tho
n.rty. AID wo1h then yoceei 10 Singapore, Manila
Naga.aki. gnl NOhOEslna.
Iut e srucut la uso received Information 81 the arrival
Of the InItsi Stal8 steamer anca oil
OH the Iiih OoisD9E. All sol oa board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-11-23


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