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rrogNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW. IDAHO
! C,.y l. !. ONCE on Montgomery street, second
d - shove NE Pns.otsce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
TIE UNITED STATES COURT OF CLAIMS.
o. L.. L. LII "a

w
Richardson has delivered the opinion In the
United States the petitioner
Naval Academy having contract O. WORK II
the seaming, and az oter
claimed the benefit OF the Eyi-G'gI lI;f,
which toe Application to such does 1t
n, form OF e1n!fae catered special he
not part and repGdats the remainder The hthour
the agreed By TIE parties
H the Of the act aud therefore the petition is1
be dismissed
Judge delivered opinion Of the Court in the
of LINN The Uaitvl States i gentleman.
several retired ii g;nr ant
hi the ici OF JAW 1870,
yearly pay winch he ~
when retired. that under the ac. hG en-.
40 .1,iOn thereto Tor 50 wears
service But the held the true c1a,tration Of tho
entitled Of ne
Whole receiving officers when
Mac the list uirg yearly and their allowance
for length service m.r by the maximum He by set which In
the colonel il $1,000 TINS would make the
Of the clsn 50 900 escd er The claimants pttoa MAS
therefore dCned
Jug Rcharso also delivered the opinion the Of Charles
Davis II John PcnLsvyaa
ag TIE Unel ,so ton passed by the Oatinen al
CONGRESS 1850 m FOR lie, lie haTirg co-lued IA
service mi, RevoItoEar Var bill TO his Eeii
had te branch Of Congress but never
ol Of Claims covered that Davis had conmat'd snd settled
his lain half for life ard OF this tact tho evidence clear
and coaclaGye. The petition was therefore denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
DECIsIONS-MARCH 20.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lawrence.
Hamilton sgt Weed Kclemah Mercantile National Bank
AIT Bees Sewing Machine COmpany-onen granted Place agL
ChesebrOugh %. der settled - .
By DoaohueBeekisn agt IIir.eh KIba sst Ki%ha
The Savings Of Merchants Clerks Morrill, Re
Sanchez Black sg Hsf Gtmania Life Insurance Com
psua Kerwu Mnany Freeman al GermlDs Lie lnA
Co agt ker,-GrAn,ed BelduE ,r Love: OVERLOOKED act
granite pemoandums Metea agt Mount -Aoton
granted abide Ihs In the mater o. BGhe ClArSe
sg Cronkght. Haymaa JopeaMotlons dened Belts sgt
Schcey Diehl
a denied memorandum BaRA or NORTH Amer
lea agI Flushing Wooic Rslroad Of cen
srsntsd Angel ag Railway Compatibility vacated; heGcc
y proceed Rosene RosenasRepo Of referee confirmed
ai iudgm ordered crniaDt
Special Judge BrnntNchols aet McNanus Bos,
Frspk6e counsel Beach agL Cos
granted Getty Devhn-Fnainss settled basn Sgt
M Motion deuied
By Jods. vonL-Youngs Carter aJOdgment Sr PLAIN
tiG he. Option
Superior COnrt-Special Trm-By Judge Curtis
yermlya al Gould sMo'on granted With cots 81 motion
to plaintiff ABIDE the Of the Meoraudun RUS, IT,
as he Excelsior Printing COMPANY Motion to vaoate attachment
granted, subject ~ leave 10 The iua per msmorandan shcse
Rec ins Machine Company 'a ReErt -naneop Oi,r se"eh
Phips kobentoin 81 sLMoGa for Orr Of rerrnee S
The peun.anis Railroad vompn, Ag Dodd s-slOo
pintf Portland Observation-Disclosures report oon'
rnel and aneo' fr plaintiff or divorce Ao ss Davidson <.
tls of tho ao,ion.
ComH.oN Pisas-Speoial 7srm-By Judge Larremore.
lis matter Of shs aas sssssauss Of Dst<sts ssott esa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN NAILS.
wFDyRSDAt. MARCH 81.


Mil. 10, p,on. via verp o. BY the ste,nhe
i,brIa coe At the Po..Ohce $50 SUPPLEMENTARY M
cl SEQ a, the Once 1850 Steamship an A. ii''S
: u, from Cunard Docs Jer,ey tity
n,ls for Europe Plymouth CAerboaz sni Hsoor ov
Cmbra close NJ IL 30 IN SoDpenetsaf' Ma cioseo W.
Po.,ORoe 80 m. Steamship ssn q m ifo" @ef '''
Ms Tor I,pnwa P,umi me Central Americas sud soah P,eae
eor ,tn b. steamship Henry close AZ ~ SUI
,em.uary Maths PestOtce 81 IL bteamnp s~
as IL NJ 'front.' Pier Ne A. North River
Wet Indies, steamship ivy
use at Supplementary Mail closed a' tse Postones -
0.4U a. m stesmhp "a o a., from Pier No. s. ~
shp sail. At 5 Q. from Per No IL. No ID hlVer
FRIDAY. APIL
NwLealard
Mkad SAO Prace' AIn "a soald DO posted
in Sew.iork on orr before Friday, April 10 . -- -
NesouAdDd eoss az TIE e"iorE Fo'Eonce e'e' 'A'
A. $50 o. n. D., -. ...-,
hyG6pm- .. -.
Mails r.a, Britain and Ireland via Qensso-n sni Eveso"
by A .nsip Airc IL NJ. Supplementary NAL lscosod
l3O sieanship sas al y m' h0m f'ef
No. 81. North River -, -.
supp Mail is closed At IL g steamship 'ah IL "'
from Pier No. 3D. North RIVER ~ .,A.
vs Southampton aud Bremen oT ne
ste,ushlp Odet mai ll:3O a N Supplementary
the PostO fee at l3J IN steamship sa4s a. p
from Pie Of Third ST. II JOosen.
Mails for France. by tho steamship DAmerq1e, eoss
Mall Ct se a. he Post once ~ ioV =
N Steamship sail. D rom Per 30 80. Worth hver A..
kingston Jamaica and saSins bT the sesmnp
Andes close Steamship calls AZ ~ NJ from Pir Ne
oil, North
West, steamship City Of Aasp close ~ p n
Steamship sails 8 .. from rier No 20 Esss hi'sL
SUhDAi. APRIL L.
All malls close stli OeOcsA n ias tO'"ohe' 'sea non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
SENATORS as ATTORNEYS.

O. b. PRESCOTT ON SENATOR Combines ARGU-
MENT IN THE QUARUPLEx PATENT CASE.
TO The Editor or The TRIBUNE.
SIR: This mornings TRIBUNE contains an
article entitled Senators Attorney In which II Is
stated that Senator Conkng lately appeared before
the Commissioner OF Patents "a attorney for the West
ern Union Telegraph Company" | understand the
article refer to application for the issue Of letters
patent to my self Thomas A. Edison for improvements
In what Ia known "a duplex" OF multipleK tele-
graphy which opposed by George Harrington, aud
has been decided favorably to me- Whatever Is the
true vie TO DO taken OF the professional employme
Of lawyers happening to be Congressman cases
forbidden TO them by tho act OF Congress that sub
the facts should be correctly stated whenever spoken OF
at All.
senator Conkling was retained by mo my personal
counsel solely account OF bs eminent legal ability.
he being well known OF the sblrst lawyers In the
country and because was advised by patent lawyers
that he was prominently qualified TO discuss tho i'm
portant questions OF law Involved In this case HIS
the case had been decided In my favor or NOT. The
Western Union Telegraph Company was not party TO
the proceeding; but having contract with Mr. Edison
and self for the purchase OF thfso patents (Which IL
now howe yer, denied bv Mr. EIison IL directed Its
own counsel aid Ia the case 80 FAR as might
be necessary protect rs contingent interest.
C0nking appeared however for mo alone, and
hs services have been paid for by mo alone. Had ho
Congress- had the case boeu In any court
ho practices, should IN ike nnnuer nave sought
his profe ssiopal ASSISTANCE. Respectfully yours,
Geg- York. MsrGh n. ISIS. 0hoSGs Il p1ssfoDN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTOS, MARCH 3o.-The following Is q
summarv Of proceedings III the Supeme Cont odF;
No 222 The United StEes; appea from the
Court Of mTgImen uied BY hr Thomas Wilson OF COZ ne
for the appellants
No 675 ssigGel-Ssck Collector sgt Tucker ct al to
the Great United for the District Of Masschu et
Argued by H. AttorHey Geners Williams AMI 50 lc!orener
Phillips plaintiff, ami by Sir Henry d. Hyde for defendants
q -. 49,.
No $50 lass gne Bailey collector sgt, Clark ct all No BIO
sane AIT WORK Circuit 4 the Uasd
States Southern Dsc Of Nrwfo iAgue ny Nh .orley
General Williams SOctOT-cneral lE.iuS foG p.luI
error aud By Mr.. J. Is. Burriu foT defendants 10
No 627Jsy sg The United states; In to the
the District OF fw
Assigned second day Of the
nett tenn.
No 6Uy-The United States Cik,hnk IN to the
Circuit Court Of the United States for the District OF Louisiana
ennent was Philips VI counsel O plaintiff
In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
FINES FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT.

ARGUMENT AGAINST TIE PAYMENT OF SUCH FINES TO
SUCCESSFUL sCIroR
In the United States Circuit Court yester-
day. equity side. judge Slipman presdins an interest
ing question came up respecting the power OF Federal
Court TO order fue for contempt to be paid Otherwise
than ito tho Treasury OF the UIed States. In tho case
OF tho Union Paper Bag MIchlno Company against
George L. Newell and George H. Millary, Judge BATCH
ford OF the United states Circuit Court granted, some
mouths ago. an injunction restraining the defendants
from infringing the plaintiffs pateat for machine TOT
making paper Dag3. TIE dcfeudIuts as was cldihon;
refusing ODey the Injunction, continued the alleged
infringement, and for contempt or Court ~ dOlhH 50,
were fined $1,000 With added 500 30, the actual
costs the contempt proceedings against tueh INC
entire SUM- S392 30. was ord red 10 be PAID TO ho
plaintiff in tho OF judgment IN MS favor be-
fore the defendants could served Win Wrs OF dt
aChmcnt they moved Jersey CITY. ana have not YET
paid the ne The ronaih ID IN tus CONDITION uhti
Yesterday when Marcus T. Norton Ot counsel ior New
OIL ana MaliTy, applied 80 Jddge olpnan Tor deyrce
yacaru2 Judge BiaicAford'5 order imposing tnc nhe
Judse Shpulan sad that a. Jddgo Woodruff was more
familiar the than himself, cOuhscl must NiI
unlu lie recovered IRON hs Illness anu tueH m@Ao tno
application 10 hun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
FURTHER DETAILS OF THE MERCHANTS MASS
MEETING.

The Produce Exchange Committee of Arrange
msnts met at the Exchange yesterday aud resolved to
invite ex Gov. Dix to participate in tho meeting
Thursday. In addition a general invitation has Deen
extended 70 all merchants and business men TO par
ticpate.
special meeting OF the Importers and Grocer3 Board
will be held in their rooms No. 81 Walst, to-day at $3.50
o'clock D. M, to gyo expression TO Its views in regard
to tue action Of the State authorities touching canals
and canal tolls.
Tho Cotton Exchange mot yesterday and adopted the
following resolutions:
Whereas, Gov. Samuel J. Tllden has in recent mes
sage 1posed tho corrupt management OF our canals.
ably and fearcssy showing tIc manner IN which frauds
have been perpetrsted, and mas recommended such
action will tend 10 prevent the recurrence VI such
frauds In tho future; and
Whereas. Although, as dealers IN cotton, we are not
directly interested IN the management OF the canals, vet
wing that It - tho dlty OF citizen to AID In
and mprOvem mt or the transportation
IN our power their being OF by rings cques
for their inCi ydusl profit therefore
ResO!red, That he2 lily approve or the action OF
the Governor and the members Of the Legislature who
nave seconded his efforts 10 secure reform aud prevent
fraud IN the future managemenJ VI The canal interests
Of the State.
Resored That accept the 10 vtatiOn OF the Produce
Exchange to attend joint meeting Of the different
trade bodies at the Produce Exchange on Thursday
next to action the matter before referred to, and
that our members bs and hereby requested attend
said meeting.
b. p. BAKER. JAS. r. WESMAS
g. ID. HARRISON, WM. T.. CAMERON,
THOMAS SCorT
Ee,c- York, March go 1875.
tfor Othr Canal Ners sec FIRST Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
YORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3d. lS7IkfLE
THE COURTS.
A WIFES INCHOAIE RIGHT OF DOVER.
A SECRET CONVEYANCE OF PROPERTY PREVIOUS To
MARRIAGE DECLARED VOID.

A WIFE,S INCHOAIE RIGHT OF DOWEh.
A SECRET CONVEYANCE or PROPERTY PREVIOUS TO
MARRIAGE. DECLARED VOID
Judge Van Worst, in the Supreme Court,
Special Term has given lis decision IN the suit OF jennie
Y,uro, against her husband Daniel YCungs and his
daush,crs, Hannah NJ Carter and Nettie foungs mo
ouesons involved are rare In any State and unprece
dend I'm this State Mr. Youngs, owning real estate !"
this county valued at nearly $4,000, which foTmed te
larger portion OF his property became engaged 10 '"o
plaintiff He was 81 she % years OF age ono N"'
informed Of the OF his property Oeiore tno u"
gagemcnt. The marriage was Fixed Tor aug ~ Out "''
postponed for q week account Of the Ill health oi m''
Youngs. lie had two daughters OF about the same "te
as his intended wife, who are tho other ufienua"'' "
this action and on Aug CO. four days before the mar
riagc he conveyed his NowYOrk property to hcm tne
consideration being natural love and dHecuoh' MS
wife did not learn OF tho conveyance unth lons "''o
her ana when sho did, brought this sut u SCI
aside tho deed made In fraud OF her dower rSn a""
at the same time her husband. who ia stiil hNibe,
brought suit to aside the deco on otnor
grounds. Luther Marsh argued t'le case uelprr 80
Van Worst tor the piaihiin. anu exJnieo fJtoi,o" "
the daughters, the Ddnd not being ropre,ehted a.
Judge Van Worst decides that this decd uphou 10
pryes the wife OF her ucboae right OF dO"er au " 10
possibility OF her title to dover becoming cohsun
n he sur yiye her husband. such rlght cannot % suo
tanned at law against conveyance before mi
but in one case Ia the new 10TH i be fore her
to dover In lands conveyed od daughter Just .o
husbands marriage, was maintdlneu lne EQUITY VI ~,
to uis wfes estate Is no hgltr tnah no eq3
OF Tue wife IN the husbands estate ana secret CONVEX
auce by woman l5t before marriage ha Deen ueciareu
fraudulent ana void against nun III feiinout' az W
question whether the wire cou uo ,t,
her nus band made ber Rnt " uowot
inmate he hOIs that the ncboate rHht oi uo"oa
is such au Interest the law Will protect rom 10
support this Ia NowfOrA otato' W ~ - '''
several cases from Ot6er ota'es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

o-det Pss ssvesxoo, grsats< saisss
dooJsBt bill OF particulars within and eosn Of
observation-disclosures aess psiatR ats
Genes Decentralization grsnte uge plsiBdf vihs
reply and Of satos Loves
granted Of OF the
Jewell HeaselMotion deoied without snd appel sst al
notice pynsn Of cost. In the TER
badngs Nos 3ls 395 Pearls, esrenes ord.re
Lewis BpenseLMsuOn dsnsL COsfro1 AZ n T. and H.r-
lem X. X. Co.-Case settled.
Court Of Ippeols-ALBAyY March 3o.-IR the
Apte TUESDAY March 3D. 1915 The buossg ieooss
were han.d Notion dssisi sit, $40
Atwe sgt Brown Allen HEuerh Ordered .hH m 'ss r,'d
f appellni b-lDs lutm
Ia he returned 10 . cou-ranst sgt Keller JIigns eysrssi
and bis eyeaeGrseae a1t The AAes,
BE- NJ NewYors Al cal dsm with cOst.Coik Tds
kesYok Central Railroad. Order a8rne with eo's-FCSlsf at
Fowler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
SHIPPING INTELLiGE NCE.
.Al,ReH 30
POET OF NEW YORK

POET OF NEW YoRK. .........Maaoa 30
CLEARED.
Ste,mshp 1lsrrns. Beare Boston II. r DinoeN 49,
S,eS%sap |S.a,.r Co. Norfolk civ Po and Redmond On
Os steam NIP c iiIsco R,yseli. Havana aste..st son
Sieamlnp Arm sh, 2chsrd.. Phil,delpi,. james Hand
Sieaashp PhIsiaIp,ia, DAVIS Philie.2la JAMES liani
h Bsr f W. Gse1 S Gerry &c G, ben at opo.
Rs sf Jane ,c 1laos Inss' and Porto C.e D,n~.
f.s D , ss SUM- M9,a si G Coy n.,
Bark Atbe rhgm,. OBJ Oliver H'y5s B.ya IIns.sa
Tng Ala IL An tBr, Johnson, Irdio"n Barbados ssOs "
' Rtf sreriea,, BAGS, No.;H,yen. R. y nred
B Ds Somsr.si t,rl 9 " Deresat
BHs srl; Neqoti; oqS z, li.,,H.,et lanef
Srs o5,rt 9Sse , Ds,bon DetiSs .I,sSa ;o,
s sTs J, howe ST. co tor or.r " Bsr
s s Si. Sa hI G ero,s o S ci. fsss "
SShr Harvest Home llo1;do9 N;;..u. B } NeGh;!S
s scs5 SnA, N Sh"' k Key sis
sLf I, X yaseie,l f.orSiSs NJ =, .'%' b M,s.aAc~
ss cS M Fci ,f 5S5 sn SS s;.m N
steamship Great Western rJ wadham. Bdso Eng, a,rai
steamship e .s, DSss' S S,,sGH March % ''d S' v"
steamship CO, Of San Aa.o1o 9,''s''' Baltimore Win H
4s l "a s.a Jan eriin UFas, ops Kong l57 d
Ship sOu.he Cross (Of BOSTON, Hughes P,s,,rOens
md is' 'O-'-s' Wv ...',..n..
(NoT Oakl1nd Antwerp % days Osissl
Have Staysnger 90 is,s ia ballast
Bars jason Gsfl, Held p.d.gs SI,r, VITA cofro
orig PrOsperts NoGl. Burudsen, BIa0ah, Eng % days.
empty barrels. ,,,, ru .o-.., l..
Srhr BuEicc H. Ne~ccmo io "ehnech heE ron VhAno ."
A with fruit.
day, VIA sagsr and DOlsses
schr T. Mew.n, Pierce Wilmington. N C., with naval s~s
cotton.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND CoAsrwIsA
Carrie. Bslnorr. NJ A. ryef Virgins
X 4 AVIAN. Virginia. Mary \ rObets. !lrgoA
Joseph Rrsnlin. Virginia g. r. Flint, NlTgnis
Jo,rDb. Vlrxiuis. fre1ne, Visga.
MAtcbfgl New Looion hglson, Nes Londons
NeS-LoudOn \ T. scott. " 9r e.
Deems boston. Wm CarrI SonBsIes.
laempion bedford klLaie irulA rpoF1
Nathaniel Holmes. Providence Gen. Scott, PTO,esoe.
Nenis New-llayen Am, Nes'hsFsh
How ri New.hsyen Dester iasn9On'
FOREIGN FORIS.
White Line >esiasbip hepaohs
Ge., March 20 LiVtpoo seA Der ~ n'
MoyLE March Anchor Linz steamship itaha Gag
from NeS ora "a Lr glasgow, arrived here sunday
LoNDcs % sailed United Stie,; Jtbh Aitcs
Gleob.ry,e AMBROSE bgrO'
18th Llneries L. IS AdoPa ~ -
Kichsa .9th Il0Hbet. uiea oesals
RveliaI. A4theSs, Fromsd tha' D'elpe
EirIL HsriIon tho sir IL lelsy AMI otherwise asm
was compel cd part her cae An'el %.
s 3uth DrUi bona PoAca he.nes 'No' "' S""
and BclI.le Also arrived: Ida sad san Pie'tA
DOMESTIC PORTS . a..
CHARLRsros March 3O-Aruved steamships AanhA'1ia w.
NeS.l9rx Gull IRON Baltimore.
(Lor Latest Ship Ne,rs SereRu' P1ge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
JOSEPH JoRDAN's EXCUSE FOR HOMICIDE.

JOSEPH JORDAN'S EXCUSE FOR HOMICIDE.
The defense of Joseph Jordan, now on trial
before Judge Barrett the Court Oyer and Terminer
for the murder OF George Hdfr put In yesterday
II was substance that the prisoner strong. healthy
German entered tle 5lth New Jersey gment In 1862
that he was wounded and taken prisoner at Getysburg
that he was Belle Island and thence to Ander
6Onylln where privations ana sun-trOke broke down
not only bodily Eehlth but his mind Three or MS
army t~stli d 10 the snherngs he ana tney
endured anh that showed repeated signs OF INSANITY
Another witness testified that at Belle lsand the prs
oners went mad by thousands, and jordan was sun
struck and at times very wild. The prisoner was 30
CHANGED that his return his brother did not know ln
aud frequent evidence OF eccentrclty since
his return though lie attended business VII h his
brothers. DR.. John G. Hannah and Dr. Charles T.
Krtzrr gave ii as their Opuion, taking all the lacts TO-
orth.r that tho man was TIe Court tuen adj
l,urucd until to-day when rcbdttinS evidence Will Dc
put III aud the closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
COURT OF APPEALS.
Arn,xv March 3o-Jn the Court of Appeals,

Albany March 30-In the Court of Appeals,
TursiaT March 30 1875. MoonsSmth Bslien ion 10
appeal; H. Tosnsey for motion W. lIinscel opposed
In The matter Of b. petition Burke
motion to WA Barnes motion H. o. Andews
800 the CitY brooklyn
appellants John A. lou and others asusi b. WIN G. Dewitt Of
appellant By John Lott sad Philip s CroOke for
respondent. =,
No. 5l2Tbe People REL tn BROOKLYN Park ConmS onrr'
reponn the CITY OF Brooklyn and J0hn w nne Mayor
etc sppen, argued b. W. G. Dewitt Of counsel Tor appellants
and By Philip :. CfOOke for rep ndeDt>
3O6In the OF the PETITION OF Helen H. Little To ysate
an T. Au1ress OF counsel for appellant aud
By IN BarHe. for reJpoad. Mt.
NO 3O petition Of Henry James Anderson
yacaie an assessment Anderson vi coane appel
lsnt and b. Wm.~Bsrues for rrsDOndent
Court sOuIned 10 Wednesday March 81
1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
Proposals
NOTICE TO IRON CONTRACTORS. n.

NOTICE TO IRON CONTRACTORS. -.
~ PnupOSALs FOR ROOF WORK MROCGhf.lkos bha sI,
&C. CAsrIRON ,obI ms IINrkLS. kc. shr'LiGhiS o'S'
CASES. &c A.. IN
Proposals viii BY the aniesged ANIL ~ o. OF ~
a,v the 7h of .pl furnishing delivering s.d ssns
eptrc roo worn perkins wrOaghipn mass ss we sos.
hears With the IA arehor, teej- &C. hs $500.
a &c the ,Iygbs te for the haei'Aos ba"'
an ~. ,onb.east corner Of Broadway aud tedArst
on % I nn., h. rssl,t sd, underngne ari
dos, roposas Tor IIoa with the name o the propeI
,ansI n. by tbe guaranty VI sru P4I
rs ~ he smoaa, of twenty bensaG collars trthe cSa1o
contract. sn tie hna performance OF the work aDser !"
Man. oHs, 81 proposals. Contracts specifications and seeeiles
the uask can now eb.sn Il abe nndersguei Al liz on
sio The p.r, Of work ma be aud mdher ihSo ~
tanned
Taa undersigned reasyes thu dshs 70 m.sl saI 81 ~ ,os
ssssrissssisA k.<issss, tso SsssasA. sss1s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31
I'm the libel suit of Joshua Hart against

James Gordon Bennett. judge Donohue in Supreme
Court Chambers &c appearing to him by AFFIDAVIT that
Mr. Bennett within the State. and is not an off,
GER soldier. musician actually absent from HE place
OF residence anu actually engaged IN the army or mill
tary service OF the Unltcd states, nor solder or
marine actually absent IRON his place Of residence and
actually engaged IN the naval service OF the United
States" directs substituted service OF the summons by
leaving IL at his house fastening II to his door
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-03-31

PART IEL-AdIoarned fer the Term
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESRa.L TERs-AJolrnei for the Term
TRIAL TgRx-PARr L-AtIosrned for the Tsr"
PART II.-Ajourned for tue Term
Gavin, p1ru-GrssR TxRx-AdJourned uaa Monday. April
TRIAL TsRz-PART La jOurued for tie Term
PART TI.-AdjouTned 'or the Tern
MARINE CsuRrTRIAL TERsPisr L-Aour1ed Tor the Tern
PART I.-Alosrned for The Term.
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CANAL ENGINEERING.

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JAMES +. SEVERANCE.

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and ' stone
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THOMAS GALE.
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pudding
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and &c inches deep,
Quantities Called For
CYRUS AND ASA G. ROSE.
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HENRY d. DENISON.


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Treasury tho state
who
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CYRUS AND ASA G.. ROSE.

Asa G. ROSE
the Geneec Val
of
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A. CALDWELL BELDEN.

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JOHN V. BOOMER.

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