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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

Gredi Reduction 10 Close-Best
Calicos 0 cents per yard, and all other
goods and Carpets in proportion, so as to
close The entire stock in thirty days.
j. w. FERREL,
Cor, Main and goth Sta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

FORCED sALE.-Best prints al DC per
yard, carpets, and the entire stOck Of dry
goods even cheaper, us there is but a
few days to close out The stock at .
J. w. FERRIES,
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MuSr Of the champagne comes from
New Jersey; and when yOu'fe doubled
dcrua.the slomach Ia the dill hours Of
The night, you find IL isn't shampain after
All
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

PmaE DnAwIN0.-T numbers that
drew the prizes at Halls Gallery are;
No. 2GO, first prize; No. Gl5, second
price No. 1884, third prize. Holders of
above numbers will please present them,
A.p,ITALL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LOWEST BOTTOM 0 PRICES.


We will offer this week tho following
popular and we'll known makes Of Sheet
Ing and SHIFTING Muslins, at the lowest
wholesale prices by the bolt, Viz: Yard
wide Fruit Of tho Loom, LonSdaIe, Sem
per ldem, Forestdale, Wansutta, and
New York Mills. Also, AZ inch, o. and
1914 Table Linens, DamaSks and Satin
Striped, Richardson's White Linens,
Towels, Napkins, P. Ks, JaconetteS and
Nainsooks, MarseIle and Honey.oomb
Quilts and a splendid variety Of EN-
broiderles. Besides, few White Blan-
kets to be closed out very cheap.
E8~We cordially invite the attention
OF the Ladies'. 81. .,...-- -,-a..4-.-----.--.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

Ann iluRr-willy Russell, a fifteen.
yeAr.old bby, who lives near 3Bth fleet,
Eighth Ward, while wrestling With a
companion tht other day, fell and severe.
" bruised one 81 hhS elbows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

TBE ENTERTAINMENT AT Mr. DE
CitANTAL-Quile a humber Of our
citizens went to Mt. Dc Chantnl yesterday
aIJeplOOn and attended Prof, Evans
L1hteiy ysnterlahmept. tEbgSgeIeSats
elsewhere prevented our attendance, but
from ihosewho were present we learn that
tie entertainment was very interesting
aid cR|oyRbiS. 1rof. Evans Ia u fine reader,
and his appropriate selections were
rendered n a manner which insured The
attention of his audience. The readings
were rs follows. ~ ...I
Murder Of DuneaI. SlaksIearO
The Il! w Foe.
0thelos Apology SHAKESPEARE.
M ltgqlt .es.,, pekenA
thmiet and Ophefa... Observation-Disclosures.
Hob SaRyer's Party Dickens
In addition ID the above there was
some excellent vocal and instrumental
music from the pupils. The following
was the musical portion Of the pro-
g tese9IlrPS lgii ,pGdJi4.L.p. a,lil9gl
QnArlHlte- Two FLAMES.
Flint liapo-Misspl l. OIIrlen, Mary Mclaughlin,
Anna Sykes and Adele uenet.
SOng-Slhg Sweet Blnl.. uan1.
VI { ; Ms lRllu HnOtia 81 "A
heii-iiarp and Plano kalllbrphn.
Misses Mary aud Kate McGnth.
Sung -lsOlefin"
, Miss Lena Foley.
t1ddh 4vi6ilii and fiaAt ,!..m...a a. Ffcin nlhohh
Violin, Mis- 1la h,tter; planu, Mis-
Mary Mcllenfy.
~. T. NJ. Won WelHt
Mlsaa Madeline Walker, Kate Mc(iatlI, Carrie
IIppelt and Marion Douglas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

FoR rnE PooR,--The following dona.
lions we're sent to the Soup House yes.
terday 90 loaves Of bread, G. NhIAerj
| barrel Of potatoes, W. NJ. Lnnaiord; l
barrel Of beans, Simpson, Colts 4 Reid,
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tnsgssRLk. 4Tht fulloWine paragraph,
from the Utica Herald, is published by re.
+ 'I Avery ho,pitabie lady, Of ibis lily,
gave a. party fof her friends among The
young misses and masters the other even.
Ing Round dances were proposed, when
he. lady said; 81 cannot allow you to
have any round dances, II any Of the
boys wish to hug the girls, let them alt
down upon The tetes; and 60 right at 10
earnest, but--no round dances, mind your
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

ANOTHER lot Of those fine bOx.loed
buttoncd gaiters have Just been received
nj 'hA-' l.. V. BIoSD's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

CoMplSY ''C' give 4 Social Hop at
theft lAthbry torhsr i2th and Market
lttetts Lb.nishl M
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

ID EsiDENCE LOCATIONS FOR sALE-TlIE
III most desirable Sprburthn Residence locations
In The market or In the county. The Farm Of the
late u. s. Good, within three miles Of the city, has
hcCn slblVhe,l Into Lots from 10 10 % Hcres each
Is near the National l,nl alh Immediately on the
ur0vo. II adjons the we'll aud iAVOFubly known
llOrnbrOOk lark, In The Vicinity are many fine
country places, we'll improved any part Of tho
property can 10 bought 1t iaIr price and on easy
terms The survey can lC Hpn 81 my Office, l2th
street. Uan1 1 IRWIN, Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

EOR SA1E-!Ten Shares, 81, 400 each, Of
L. the Capital Stock Of the Norton Iron
Works at Ashland, Ky. This il the lnrgCst
iron manufacturing establishment In the
West and Is now In full mud successful up.
eratlon For further particulars address
THOMAS II. MOTION, q
lc2S Financial Agent, ilG0 Main st.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

MONEY SAvED.-An entire stock Of
Dry Gbods and Carpets at forcedSnle. II
you want bargains, come soon.
J. W. FERRE1,
Corner Main and 10th streets.
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l.. V. BLoND'sis the only place in the
city where youcan purchase a pair of box
tocd bntloned cutters.
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FOR RENT.
DOR RENT.

"N NSNt' 1.
The store room formerly occupied by
VIM. H. shefb, No. lll4 Main street Term
500 per year. Possession given immedi
ately. For further information call on the
undersigned at the above named place;
ian2l AR. GADDlS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

NOR SALE OR RENT--A NEW TWO.
l. story Frame Dwelling, with six rooms,
hall and good cellar, on MCCOlloCh street,
will be sold cheap for CnSlI or rented ut p
reasonable rate. Possession given immedi.
atcly. There Is 10 feet front by 100 feet deep,
all necessary oulhOuSes, and the house has
just been completed. Apply 70 go.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

TnE LADIES FAvoRITE-Those beau.
tiful bOxtOed bnttoned CATERS at
.l.f., l. l.. v. BLONDs,
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Mis- we're at work yesterday clearing
Ice from underneath the steamer Hudson.
II Is now thought lhAtlhc Hudson can lie
saved. t.... .,....
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TIM candidates were not all elected.
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FOR SALE.
pUBLIC SALE or
ISLAND PROPERTY FOR SALE OR

The desirable Residence No York street, al
present occupied by GGOrge lOberls The hnuso
contains six rooms with al tho necessary convent:
enres. There Is COOL SRbleOn the premises and
the grounds contain choice selection u sbIlbbeTy
FOT Information inquire Of H. j. CALDWELL! OF
HENRY sCIiMULBACll. jan21
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

DOR SALII-A SMALL COTTAGE
L HOUSE, containing four rooms md
kitchen, No. 2i23 EOiTstrcut. Apply 10
Il. u. MCCRACKEN,
inn2i 1910 Mnrket street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

TnE committee soliciting funds for tie
purpose Of reminding the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception have already col.
Iectbd ovei 1900. n ~ ia \ II
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'OTORE FOR RENT.
HOUSE ron RENT.

III
ONE OF TIE MOST DESIRABLE
DWELLINGS on the Island, corner Of Vlr.
glnia and South Front streets, first house
after crossing the bridge ON the loft hand
side, Apply to the subscriber, No. % South
Front street, or at the City Bank. Posses.
deSO j. MORGAN.
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Cor Main and 10Th Sis.
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GneGttelIiqetreer
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20. 1873.
New Advertisements

THERE were no courts il session in
Wheeling yesterday. 'n,an
TnE slippery walks still Try The pa
thence al saint aud sinner. ''''h
LETTER wash iheiwindOws now for fear
Of another cold snab soon.
SPHULAriUSs as to the coming Spring
bonnet occupy female minds, mana
sdah Of lie blocks Of Ice left u the
wharf are sixteen inches Thick.
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Missa Madeline Walker, Kate McClraih, Carrie
llppelt and Marion Douglas.
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CARD.

WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. 20, 1875
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-01-29

..a..,.l.,, Miss Lena Foley.
bddt4 vialt and ffaAt ,!....... a Ffcih nhohh
Violin, Mis- nia Hbflefi Piano. Mis-
Mary Mcllehry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
THE EVENING SCHOOLS CLOSED.
INTERESTING DATA IN REGARD TO THE oCcU-
PATroNs OF THE PUPILS

INTERESTING DATA IN REGARD TO THE oCCU-
PATroNs OF THE PUPILS.
The close OF the evening schools last evening
was celebrated by appropriate exercises, consist.
Ing OF recitahons, music and the presentation Of
the certificates OF merit. The closing exercises of
School No. AZ, Tentn ward, were held at Steinway
Hall, In presence Of q large audience, Superin.
tendent Kiddle delivering o neat address, and
those Of the other schools took place In the various
buildings occupied by them. During this winter
nineteen male. thirteen female and three colored
evening SCHOOLS were open on ninety nights and
All these were closed last night, the evening hiQh
sCno0l being the only one that still remains open,
Inc average attendance for the week ending
repIuary ~ was 1890 males, 1900 females and 10
colored. This was about seventy per cent OF the
average attendance which Is estimat ted at about
l0,VO. About 5000 or $1,000 we're enrolled,
many OF tho pupils attending only for
snort period. The female pupils ranged from
Ten 70 sixteen years In age and tho male from
Twelve TO nty Three-four his OF the girls were
employed In factories 1nrs. the day: making
thelr lVing by machine sewing, book folding, cap
HakIng candy packing, &c; others we're servants
or prevented rom attending the day SCHOOLS by
nousework In their houses The gr0wn-up male
puplis Deiong mainly to the working classes,
piumDer5, taiiors, mouldefs, bakers, &C., or were
foreigners, who attended the evening schools for
inc purpose OF learning English. There are
some thirty or forty OF these classes OF foreigners,
TWO OF them being composed OF BOhcmiane In
t0o Eighteenth ward there vas q Glass Of deaf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
ST. JOHNS GUILD CONCERT.

Notwithstanding the very threatening as pect Of
the weather last evening De Garmo Hall was well
filed. the occasion being an amateur concert In
aid OF st. Johns Guild An unusually attractive
programme, under the direction OF Mr.. L. Dach.
auer, was presented, and the hearty applause
with which each performer was greeted was the
best possible evidence that the Efforts OF the
volunteer artists were appreciated BY the
audience. The selections were as follows:-
Trio, 'Lucretia Borgia" Miss L. Towns.
end. Misses Romeyn and Blum; scherzo in
d nat, MISS Pauline Vallent; "Ma Mere Etait-
Bohimienne Flor d'Aliza," Miss SIMS accompa-
MED by Signor Albltes; tenore solo, "AYda," Mr..
Romeyn; duetto, martha" Misses L. and c.
Townsend; concerto in minor, for Two pianos,
Mrs. John A. STOW and Miss Ada Leaman; "Car0
Nome RIgoletto," MISS Esse; Midnight song
Mr.. Sosht; aria, LA Propnete," Miss Sims;
march and finale, "COncertstuck," Miss Ada Lea.
man: duettO Miss c. Townsend and Mr.. Romeyn.
The funds of the Guild having become greatly de.
peted 1t was gratifying to notice that tho concert
was SO well attended, and while the returns we're
not com plete last evening 1t was evident that
handsome sum would be reallZe ed.
BIT. JOHNS GUILD RELIEF FUND
The following additional contributions have been
received by Rev. Avian Wiswall, Master OF Sc.
Jonn's Guild, ard paid over 10 Andrew W. Leggat,
Am0ner:-
IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
MARINE COURT-PART 2.
Before Judge Alker.
ACTION FOR ASSAULT

ACTION FOR ASSAULT.
Gcorzeault vs.. De Grief-The plaintiff IN rhis
case, French COOK sucd the defendant, her en-
Dloyer. The complainant alleges that the Defend
ant violently assaulted her ON the 18th OF October
last, by throwing her down stairs. Damages were
laid at $1,000.
On cross examination the plaintiff acknowl-
edged having called the defendant a coward
twice before the assault was committed, and
plaintiffs evidence was corroborated by other
witnesses.
Or. Protein testified as to the extent OF the in &.
iurics TO the plaintin, which rendered her unable
TO earn q livelihood during life.
The defendant, on examination, positively de-
MED that he ever laid HANDS on plaintiff and Mrs.
De Grief defendants wife, who was present on
bands testimony.
Dr Charles Bucnler. German physician, tes1-
ned that the injuries OF the plaintiff were not or
serious nature. but he did not examine very
closely, no. having his stethoscope at the time :
besides, Mrs. Georgeaut would not allow him 10
make proper examination.
According TO the evidence OF the plaintiff she
mad Deen IN the employ OF the defendant at NO. 20
East Inlrty-nrst street Tor the past four years as
cook; ON one occasion she was ordered by her
master TO open the door whenever the bell was
rung In The event OF the housemaid being absent
or Otherwise engaged; these mandates plaintiff
refused 10 comply with, and on one evening dc.
scndanps wfie rvng the bell several times before
sls uooE was opened owing 10 the alleged 0tJec.
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REPAIRING The SCHOOLSHIP MER
CJ1RY

In Tire latter part Of April. 1873 the Commission
ers OF Charities and Correction contracted with
Lawrence Faulks 20 repair the schoOlship Mer-
cury. The work was done in pursuance OF the
contract. ana the bill, amounting TO $23,011, was
audited and allowed By the Commissioners, but on
reaching the Finance Department Comptroller
Green would not pay 1t. The result was suit
against the city. which was tried yesterday before
Judge LarremOre, OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
Nh. Dean, Assistant Corporation Counsel, moved
on behalf OF the city TO dismiss the complaint
on the ground that the action should
have been brought against the missoners OF
separate and Independent body from the Mayor,
Aldermen and CommoDaty Ju l9e Larremore
denied ne motion and the trial proceeded.
Among tbc witnesses were eX bIay or Westervet
and Nj. Poilon. They testified that there was an
nveTcnarge OF ABOUT 81, 500 in the plainun's bill.
Judge Larrem0fe gave very clear and explicit
charge In the case, ana the jury after q
brieI absence brought In verdict for
$4,000 &C. being sl,5 500 deducted from the
amount OF the claim with interest added. The
exceptions taken were ordered by the Court to be
heard In the first instance At the General Term.
one OF the exceptions was that the certificate OF
the Commissioners Of Charities and Correction
was not legal evidence III support OF the plain
TINS claim, because 1t was only signed by two OF
the Commissioners.
There are twenty-iour other suits against the
City awaiting trial In this branch OF the court
alone In all OF which there Is said to be scarcely q
tits, and give further Illustration or what our
already overwhelmed taxpayers have to pay in
rho way OF costs or litigation for COMPTROLLER
Green's amusement.
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
A RAILROAD 'EMDEzzLEMENr.

A RAILROAD EMBEZZLEMENT.
Mr.. James X. Power, the general agent OF the
Second Department OF the Northern Pacific Rail-
road, headquarters New York. appeared yester-
day morning at this Court and testified that Au-
gust Wackerhagen, bo0kkeeper in the employ OF
the company, mad ackno wledged to him tslat he
had at different times since February, 1874. taken
and converted TO his own use bonds OF the road
to the lace value OF SIS, 900. The market value OF
the bonds was OF course much less tBan the face,
and the complaint was framed on the market
valne OASIS. Wackerhagen was committed In de-
fault Of $4,000 bail.
A CHARGE OF PERJURY.
Alexander Mckenzie was arraigned yesterday
on charge oil perjury, preferred by Caroline @.
Webster The Complaint sets forth that the per-
jury was committed In the sixth District Court
where defendant swOre that the elgnature
rate estateso on a promissory note for $50 we're
genuine. Walter Philip Palmer, a missing wit.
ness, whose testimony was essential TO the prov.
ing OF the case, Oouid not be found Tor long time
bat, last week, having become lntoxicated
he was arrested and committed for I've
days 10 the CITY Prison. Wnile incarcerated
the compliments counsel heard Of the fact
and Judge Smith discharged the prisoner from
Jail and sent him 20 the House OF Detention. Yes
terday he swore that he had seen Mckenzie write
the words binding the separate estate" on the
TO the District Attorneys once.
ANOTHER PIcKPoCKET
Edward sheehan was committed in default Of
bail or the charge OF ocsin0 The nockat OF his
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A COMPLAINT NOT SUSTAINED.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Feb 10. 1915,

ALbANlt FeU ~, I5I0s
In the Court OF Appeals, Friday, February 1o:-
No. 40. the People ex REL, Stemmer, respon-
dent. vs.. Mcclure. appellant.-Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 1l9. Edwin B. Bssell, appellant, VS.. Will
liam Torfey ct al. respondents Argued by
Francis Herman, OF counsel Tor appellant, and BY
S. W. Fullerton for respondents.
No. 127 ROdman Nj. Price. respondent vs. Eras-
mus ID. Reyes, survivor, &C., appeilant-ArRued
sci for appellant, and by Ashbe Green for respon-
dent. Case still on.
Proclamation made and Court djourned TO Mon.
day. February 20, at ten A. N.
CALENDAR.
The calendar OF the Court OF Appeals for Mon
day. February 22 1875, IS as ioliOws:-Nos. 1874,
1876, 135, 1871, 13S, lao, 141, 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
THE INTERNATIONAL RIFLE MATCH


HOW TIE AMERICAN TEAM OF 1876 WILL BE
SELECTED.
Tho joint committees OF the National Ride Asso-
citation and Amateur Rine Club, having in charge
the arrangements for the international match. to
be shot In Ireland during the month OF June next,
met yesterday afternoon az No. 1914 Broadway.
Colonel @. W. wingato presiding. Tho minutes
OF the previous meeting having been read and up.
proved, Mr. Henry fulton, OF the subcommittee on
the selection OF the American team submitted the
following report, which was approved
Rssoyed That the American team to shoot the inter
captain and nine shall DC selected from native
born sTss: 81 he United a. states as
from four consecutive scores OF fortyfve shots each
IS
Seo na members Of the american team Of 1871
their four last compeons At Creedmoor in 1874 ending
'oH%ts sstsss Is g. 70 shoot
$s$Ssl: Of &. 1 s:n
nss their sS sssT s Of .
stood above provided. shall constitute the team for
s%a b
70 &c s &c S
as sq as ss As
Re
Fomth-shOud any vacancy or vacancies occur In the
team, thus selected before the dav OF sailing IL or
they shall be filled by placing therein the competitor
whose score are next order Of
merit shown the end OF the four competitions above
provided.
Fyth-Tho captain shall be chosen by majority vote
Of the nine men constituting the team as soon Is prsct.
cable after their selection IN with the cond
Resolved That this committee elect as Superintendent
of Firing practical rihenan who shalt captain
of the to am until the captain is elected:
Resolved. That the team Of 1878 shall DO required to
mittec may direct
Colonel wingate stated that the subscription
books and circulars were ready for distribution
and at the service OF the members: and being
asked for Information In the matter, read the al
ready published challenge OF President j. Mason,
in behalf of the Ontario Amateur Rine Association
team, to shoot the American team OF 1875 at
Creedmoor
Colonel Glldersleeve held that the committee
having been appointed for specific purpose
the selection Of the American team-it could not
take cognizance OF any challenge whatever, and
upon motion the latter was referred 70 the Anna
teur Rifle Club
ON motion OF Colonel Gildersleeve q committee
OF three, consisting OF Messrs. Gdersleeve, Afford
and Woodward, were appointed by the Chair to
select the steamer on which the team viii take
passage, and make all necessary arrangements re-
gardtng the journey.
letter from Mr.. j. II. Bird was read, advising
the committee that ne had already SOLD tickets
amounting to $500 for the entertainment TO DC
given at the Academy Of Music April g. IN aid OF
the fund for the expenses OF the team during their
proposed visit to Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-02-20
HORSE NOTES.

Charley Green will add to his stable this spring
Mr.. Parks brown colt PrOspero. by Messenger
Duroc. The colt has q record OF 2:32k.
MI. Gage has matched Katie Pesse against
Chinaman to run half mile heats, best three In
five. over the Golden Gate track at San Francisco,
for 81, 900 q side.
The trotting mare Lucy dropped q fine chestnut
foal sired by Jay Gould, last week.
Mr.. S. B. Alexander of Charlotte, N. c., has pur-
chased the thoroughbred stallion, Abd.el Kores.
from Colonel Mcdaniel.
The California trotting gelding Occident viii,
come East about the LIST Of April, In charge OF
Budd D0ble, to take his chances with other Hyers
during the trotting campaign.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME RT-CHAAIBERS


North River Insurance Company VS.. Holman,
Resented vs.. Goltsmidt. Universal Lie insurance
Company VS.. Ackcrman, Caldwell VS.. Society OF
the Church OF the Puritans, l. and 3.-Granted.
Ma2um VS.. Magum.-I think that the infants
Should Join the petition, and that It should ap-
pear that the geneIa al guardian has given the
security required by rule II.
Crosby VS.. Kittridge.-I wish to see counsel.
BY Judge Donohue.
In the matter oil O'Hare.-Granted.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRCIAL TERM.
By Judge Sedgwick.
Dewey VS.. Dcwey.-See memorandum for coun-
sci.
COMMON PI,EAS-SPECIAI TERN.
BY Judge Larremore.
Cockroft VS.. New York and HUDSON River Rail.
road Company.-MOtlon for new trial denied.
By Judge Robinson.
Derry va. Hartman.-Order signed and receiver
discharged.
Ihle VS.. Ihle.-Order or reference granted
Moore VS.. wright. Order OF arrest vacated.
BY Judge J. +. DAILY.
Freedman VS.. Stuart.-See memorandum.