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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

If IT Is TRUE, and we have no reason TO
doubt it, that numbers of black voters are
joining the Democratic party on account of
bad local governments in Louisiana, the
Republican party may blame itself for the
loss Of friendly support. 1t enfranchised
the blacks, made them citizens in all re-
spects, and now allows them to be muir
dered, and is afraid to take necessary steps
either for their future protection, or for the
punishment of their murderers. The final
result, unless the policy of the party is
changed, will be the absorption of all the
Southern States by the Democracy. And
we hear it said there are statesmen and po-
litical leaders in the Republican ranks
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

FROM every section of the country there
comes q demand that the Government shall
urgently press a solution of our Spanish
difficulties. Only those Journals that are
subsidized in the interest of Spain offer
any opposition to this movement. The
countryis evidentlyripe for decided action,
and there is every reason to believe that
the Administration, with due caution, will
respond favorsbly to the demands of the
people regarding this question.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

Mr.. MoRToN's constitutional amend
ment, providing for the election of the
President by the people direct. may be
adopted in time to prevent the incoming
Democratic House from participating in
The count of the next electoral vote. But
whether it may be or not, prudence de-
msnds that the present Congress shall pro-
vide against the possibility Of Democratic
frauds In that count.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

THE New York Herald advises Presi.
dent Grant to resign-to "abdicate in
favor of Vice President Wilson. The next
step in the policy Of that wonderful paper,
if the President should follow this advice,
would be to insist that Vice President VIII
son should abdicate in favor of its "IRtel-
lectual Department. Nothing less than
this would satisfy the inordinate vanity Of
the "gintlemin " who comprise that dis
tinguished department.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

ELSEWHERE will be found a succinct
a nd Ineligible history of what is termed
the franc case, which was recently argued
before the Supreme Court of the United
States. 1t accounts for much of the noise
and fury with which the New York press
teens whenever there is a change in the
tariff laws or in the regulations of the De-
partment which is deemed inimical to the
brokers. The latter divide with the at
taches of the city press.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

PRoF. HENRY MORTON, the accomplished
scientific investigator, is in the city, the que
of Prof. Hilyard. He closes the scientific
course with two brilliant lectures tonight ard
Thursday. THE REPUBLICAN viii print very
full reports Of these lectures, with diagrams
ana Illustrations. Orders for extra copie S
should be given to-day.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

ScHUMAKER manipulated the Demo
cratic side of the House in the Pacific Mail
lobby, He did it cheap, Of course.
''BiIking" bought cattle for his Minnesota
stock farm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

The Alexandria Gazette has entered upon
its seventy sixth volume. Founded at the be-
ginning of The present century, the Gazette has
been one of the best local papers and most re-
liable general newspapers in Virginia. Success
to Il IN the future
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

As WE predicted, Clarkson n. Potter,
a respectable Democrat, " is managing the
investigation by the subcommittee into
Louisiana affairs now in progress at New
Orleans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

The question is frequently asked, will
the Democratic party be any more power
full in the next House of Representatives
than it is in the present one3
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HARMED.

MISREPRESENTATION the morning Of De-
esmser d is.4 q, the PSrsonase % St r.1rs L@
HAN and Miss AtGCsTA 3. SAITH, both Of W ash
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
BLANK BOOKS
: Low Prices.
Just received a large stock OF Blank Books for
Mercantile use, bought at auction far below usual
full supply OF Commercial Stationery on hand.
VIM BALLANTYNE.
de31 - Seventh street.
FOR NEW YEARS
Visiting Cards Engraved Elegantly and
Expedftiously.
DIARIES FOR 1875
AND PHYSICIANS WHITING LISTS,
In every variety OF form.
b J. A N K 3 90 z 8
To begin the year made to order At popular prices.
SOLOMONS & CHAPMAN,
.AFss. Lswrence's ,,PqEe Linen, Papers.
de2e-u GIL Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW YEARS sPECIALTIEs
WARREN CaOATE 4 CO.'S,
Physicians Visiting Lists,
Diaries for the Desk or Pocket,
Rimmel's Perfumed AImanaes,
The illuminated AImanaes,
FOR SUNDAY SCHOOLS:
Commentaries on the Lessons in Joshua; Joshua
and His Times, q rs; Joshua and His Successors,
tfs OtSe4 edGSa dasnE
Agent for lie New Intern .ticasi Lsssoa Monthiy,
Rers, Question Books and General Sunday school
VISITING CARDS:
The silhonette New Year Cards, artistic and
handsome designs, 50 cents . pack. Special ar
plying engraved cards expedtioasiy for G use On
New Years Psy but V. Orders should be sent IN q
printed f FA tsf istsfi BE STATIONERY
We have large stock Of number OF different
varieties Of fine Papers in beautiful nts with the
Ss or aR IL n
extra charge for eHHR1 Dos p initials.
-Emerson's Parnassus, sI; NorhoA's Commuais-
tic Societies, o.; Remains OF Lost Empires, BY P.
DON CENTS and nd the yan ND peeFsss
edited by Dr. SHAT g Senls Ugly Ell Papers
Booksellers and stati3ners, Vernon Row,
H OLE A ELEGANc GIFT
MOR r 4 SONS,
f5 Pennsylvania avenue, between Four-and-a-
Attention OF the public generally Is called to our
well-selected stock Of
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS,
prose; History; elegantly bound Bibles, Prayer
Books and HymnaIs, Catholic and Protestant;
BOOKS Of DeyotiGni Diaries in great variety and
CHILDREN's GAMES, TOY AND OTHER
Any books not on hand ordered on short notice.
In addition We have large assortment OF fancy
to which we invite examination. -
Monograms, Crests, Wedding, At Home and
Invitation Plates. Visiting Cards, &C., engraved
n d sse iA's't EsStPfiEsiNNsYLvANIA AVE.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, HAS A
LARGER CIRCULAT TOE THAN ANY OTTER
MORNING PAPER IN THE DISTRICT OF CO.
LUNBIA,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NON-NSN-OONNNo|SCN|( NNEZCNN-NNS-oNJH
will be he'd at Temperance Temple. formerly
Union League Hall,) THIS EVENING, at 7:I5
jsns' J.K. BRIDGE, s.
R~fHERE WILL BE A MEETING
~ fthe Yale Alumni As ISOLATION at the City
1875. All Yale men are invited to attend. By Or
der Of the Executive Committee. FRANCIS
MILLER, Secretary. jan II
~eA TT NTIONI CORCORAM
rs Z0UAVEs.-Eyery member is urgently
requested TO be present at the meeting on
WEDNESDAY EVENING. January 6, Is7, at
be up for consideration as also election Of civic
By order. uan5-atI 5. SMITH, Secretary.
A~ MASS MEETING.-THE HOTEL
~ AND RESTAURANT KEEPERS 1 the
District OF Columbia will hold an adjourned meet
al the Sengerbund Hall, corner Of Eighth mi Z,
streets. Matters OF Importance VIII be laid before
the meeting.
jams s: G. G. P PiSI2SShIS' seo astsn'
t~STUDIEs WILL BE RESUMED
At MIS- PsI5Ss Seminary No ~ E rect
senior class will enjoy during January and Feb
ruaIy the advantages OF DR.. Rowland IS lectures
on Chemistry, Philosophy and the use Of the
1ttS-DsSYRSs galo-
RPGERIAN AMERICAN SAVINGS
~ BAEK.-The hfth semi-annuAl dividend
after JANUARY %, isss, at the rate Of per cent
per Annum on all sums left on deposit one or more
calendar months during the half year ending Jam
to tbe pfi9cipal and draw interest from JsSSsTy
c. E. PRENTIss, Cashier. janl-FAwtjane1
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For RENT

=
ESoR RENT.EoN RiGGS ysTREET. NEAR
II de efste Departments new HOUSE. con-
taining twelve rooms And every convenience;, IL
shown to aStIicsEts who Apply 10 OTIS BiGEs
Low, COS Seventh street, opposite the Rstspt
90 GRANT PLAoE.-FoR RENT. ONE
20 Furnished room, . Grant place. For gentle
1O1O TENTH STREET NORTHWEST
1O46 for rent-three- story briek. nine rooms,
west, between K Street and HAssSeSasettS sTenne;
house IN good order possession i1ned "a, kent
zoe Gee e F000 tenant SIS seTe2th street
O1Q THIRD STREET NORTHWEST
61O Furnished Rooms for rent.LIhe most
"a suite q sInse IN the District sre e had q
vsnla syenue and g: Location central, and ne ae-
Communications ofthe finest order. dele-lm
11nI PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE W
Of ne msTS Se 6uns So hap PennsyT
MIA avenue and Eleventh street west; Apply 70
dec11-FMw2w. once in mont Of City Hall.
600 AND soI THIRD STREET S. E.-FoR
COA rent, two nice hve-room FRAMES, az ga
and 90 Per Ronth: Key next door A SO Fr s;
street southeast. First-ciAss locality; near the
EoR RENT, BY THE lsr OF sEPTEM.
and SweH St 1e1teS az HSs %
81 S5f E4% I Dot8E. Yss Street sp
UoR RENT ELIGIBLE ROOMS, DON.
LoR and two Rooms On the drs. aoof, ana three
suitably fnrnisbed. az w - ocs-T6, T62stf
900 INDIANA AyENUE-FoR RENT
OAO Handsomely furnished Rooms, at No. go
indiana avenue. oetl-I
FOR SALE.
EoR sGLEGES00s. SGis AND 5OiS S ffssTREETT
northwest; tE9 thrsecs1ory an and has basement
modern o sIe
street northwest, q three-stOry Brick, OF ten
SIKH street nOrtsWest; a twoesiOGy Frame ram H Of
5 and 1sy hot e S 3
OF seven ro0m'' gas T ffd gat e. TxSaAMAN,
Jan5.tr -. 5iS Seventh street.
ETOR SALE CHEAP-THE LOT OF LAND,
II 30 feet front and 81 feet Deep on First street,
between and ID northeast. Inquire at 800 Third
street northwest. jani-3t"
ITO BARRIERS. WILL SELL, FOR so,
4 the FIXTURES of Barber shop No; z Mar
ket street, Georgetown. de3oa-
EOR sAAE.-A VERY DESIRABLE
three story, press brick front dwelling, CneW,)
frames in tie -nOrfhwesteTn section Of the city
SWEET, 51 Seventh street. de5O-wF&Mst
EOR SALE. - THE OLD AND WELL
= established business house, So Seventh street.
Reasons for dispesing given by applying at 49 I
street northwest. deci7-f
birds FOR SALE HOOKING BIRDS,
ID Belgian Canarles, and . fine specimen Of the
common Canary, "a Four-and-a-halt street south
west, between Maryland avenue and street.
de1a-S&Tu1m'
TIoR SALE-A NEW CoTTAGEHuUsE,AT
II lie Droit Park, containing seven % rooms and
cellar, water and gas. House SOxS2; Lot coniain-
ing 443 feet; front. e0x9 deep. Price 81 5O0 APP
ply at JOHN @. GALATIANS Paint Store, cor
ner of Twelfth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. Kevto be hAd next door. nO27-1m
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THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, is published every
merniHg Sundays exeeptedl At the southwest cor
ner ofThirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished to subscribers 10y cArrers) at ATTY
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage paid, $500 per year;
$500 for SIX months, and 500 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty-Five cents PER line. Advertisements
under the head OF 'sFor Sale or Rent, " ''Wanted
SLost and Found, ;" ana ''Personal," twelve and
half cents per lines
AS-Au communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to WIN. j.
MURTAsH Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,,
Washington, ID. c.
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LOST AND FOUND.

NNONSNONN.NONONNONONNON ONJNDNINON~NJNDNJNONN
T OST-FROM 1909 o STREET NORTH
~ west, on the LIST instant; a young DOS. Jet
collar. and answers 10 name OF SCarIo. - A
liberal reward viii be paid for bis return for in
formation leading to his recovery. , ,,oo,
TOS t. SCOTCH-TERR1ER DOG; YELL
II LOWISH COLOR: about ten months old; 8
little lame. Please return TO State Department
stables, Fourteenth and streets, and receive 80
reward. de31-tf
IL and O'Clock, on Seventh street, near d north
west, PoCKET-BOOK, containing sum OF
money, house-rent receipt and . lock Of hair be-
longing to q deceased relative. A liberal reward
will be paid II returned to 631 street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

There you can find large stock Of Ladies', Cen
tlemen's and Chlldren's Secondhand Clothing, a.
good new, and some better than you can buy In /
any store ready made, az avery lowp price. Remem
Der the number 81 ID street northwest declI-0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

WJa9. q. ClePhan9,
q. s. Commissioner and Examiner in OhAneery.
SHORTHAND WRITER
n AND Law RER0RrER,
YOmce-No. 10 G street, b. tweea First Sud See
ond STREETS, facing Indiana aveRRe, mill
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05
nRY GOODS hEDgGED IN PRICE II

IL CLOSE OUT.
Best Cancoes, 8 and 10 cents.
Good Mourning Calicoes, 81 cents.
Fruit Loom Cotton, 12lE cents.
Androscoggin Cotton, I255 cents.
5-4PllIoW Case Cotton, u cts, worth IS cts.
Heavy wide sheetings, Is. 30, ~ cents.
Canton Flannels reduced very much in price,
All best makes In All-Wool Flannels, cheap.
Ladies' and Gents Underwear, now very cheap.
Must turn our whole Wooden stock into money
even at sacrifice.
Dress Goods fearfully cheap.
Double width serges Is cts, worth 40.
Double width Brown Alpacas Is cts, worth 20.
Zine serges and Dlagonals BIZ cts, worth 30.
Fine Serges and Diagonals 50 cts worth IS.
Black Aipacas, Is cents. worth BIZ.
Black AlpacaA IN, worth 80.
Pure Mohairs, 50. worth Is.
Black Cashmeres, Merinos, Bombazines, Satines,
Camels-hair g GODS and Drab d Etc low prices.
Black silks. best makes, ~ cents up.
Blsnkcts. Shawis. Felt Skirts, mast be sold.
r. Il. EAUDAIN.
7oe Market space, between Seventh and Eighth stss
jams
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-01-05

W. s. ROOSE,
CdEara and Tobacco
No. 1879 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Near Thirteenth street,
Wholesale dealer in Imported and Manufacturer
the Cactus, La Mancla. La ROOse
and stockton Cigars.
Agent for the AmIzOsia Fine Cut.
very lowest New YORK and Baltimore prices.
Orders left at she following hotels VIII oe
promptly attended to. where persons can also get
their Cigars - slight advance overt eWholesate
prIee: willard Metropolitan aud. mpSrial no.
tells; b. French Queen, St James: \. y. hliiin4u
st. Cloud; Woodbury. & Co., 81. George: dor Ian
& Gordon. owen House. deeli-jm
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DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WASHINGTON, December 81, 1874.
NOTICE!
Potomac Water Rents for the Year 1875
ARE NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT THIS
OFFICE. Ifnot paid within thirty days from date
the flow OF water.will be cut of FROM ALL PREM
ISEs IN ARREARS, and an additional charge OF
two dollars made before the same is turned on.
TIMOTHY LUBEY,
jani-lOt Water Registrar
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RENEF1C1AL TO THE POOR.
sTz ID street Northwest.

If you wish to weir fine Clothing, such as the
rich wear, you can do 50 by purchasing from
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
THE SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, March Is, 1875.
In the Supreme Court day. on motion OF Hon.
Francis Herman, Hon. Samuel Bell Maxey, OF
Paris, Texas, was admitted to practice as an at
torney and counsellor OF this Court.
On motion OF Mr.. Joseph Casey, Clinton Lloyd,
OF Washington, d. o.. was admitted to practice
as an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
On motion OF Mr.. Thomas Wilson, Myron Ii.
Black, OF Dubuqe, Iowa, was admitted tc practice
an attorney and counsellor OF this court.
No. 474 (assigned). David Bailey ct al, appel.
lans, VS.. The Pacific Railroad Company ct aL-Ihe
A. Cloxer and Mr.. B. A. Hill, OF counsel Tor the
appellees, and concluded by Mr.. George f. Ed.
munds for the appellants.
No. 52S assigned: John M. Bailey, late Col.
lectOr, &C.. plalnt1f in error, vs. the New YORK
Central ana Hudson River Railroad Company
The argument OF tnis cause was commenced bv
Mr.. Solicitor General Phillips, OF counsel Tor the
plaintiff in error.
No. 474. Bailey ct al. VS.. The Pacific Railroad
Company; Mcguire ct al. and two other cases
Appeals from the Circuit Court for the Southern
District OF MiSSour.-These are suits to eniOin the
collection OF taxes assessed against the Pacific
Railroad Tor 1869, under the authority of the gen.
eral laws OF the State. The compliments are
stockholders who sue, the Board OF Directors or
tho road having refused TO ntigate the question
OF the validity OF the tdX-lOr county, State and
school purpOses-agaInst the capital stock OF the
company. The judgment on demurrer was against
the bill and the case Is brought mere the point
made tnat by certain laws OF the State, which
constitute contract between the state and
the road, the caoital stock OF the latter
cannot De taxed, the act requiring all assessments
Tor state revenue to be made on the property Of
the road, and not upon Its capital stock The
State denies the statntorJ contract, and main
tains that exemption VIII not be presumed and
cannot be derived from the act by proper con-
structlon OF its language 1t is also said that this
is not case for equity jurisdiction; 1t Is only
tnotlzed that Injunction Will iie James Boxer
for appellant; b. A. Hill for appellee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
OVER THE KILLS.

The Staten Island ana New Jersey Suspension
Bridge bill has become law by its passage
through the Legislatures Of New York and New
Jersey, and as soon as the interested parties car
agree upon plans for its construction the work
will be commenced. Mos: OF the landholders and
taxpayers on the island In favor of the bridge
having become convinced, by the severe weather
OF the past winter, that It Is the only way In which
quick transit between the Island and New York
be secured. 1t is proposed to erect the bridge
commencing at a point at New Brighton, with pier
resting on the Mills rocks in the middle OF the
Kills, distance OF about six hundred icet, ana
extending to Constable Point on the New Jersey
side. Ii VIII be about one hundred and thirty feet
above low water marx, with space OF five hun
dred feet Tor the main channel All west OF that
on the Jersey side Is reef OF rocks and mas never
been navigablc for vessels OF any description. At
the starting points on both sides the land Is SUM-
GENTLY nigh to secure good anchorages. The CAPT.
tai stock OF the company Is Sl000,O00, with tae
privilege OF increasing 1t to $4,000 900. The follow.
Ing named gentlemen OF staten Island, New Jer-
sey am New York are the ncorpora ors Henry
G. Stebbins, William Butter Duncan, Dudley S.
Gregory, Nehemiah Perry, ADram 5. Hewitt,
John &. Green, Daniel Low, Jacob II. Vanoerbllt,
Charles Butler, Charles II. Hamilton Thomas Bond.
Richard Patrick, John A. Austin, william Ii.
Davidge and &. X. Hamilton, Jr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24

And broke his crown,
And Jim came tumbling after.
RESPONSIBILITY OF BAIL.

Kate Kissing some two years ago brought suit
In the Superior Court against William Hart for
damages for alleged seduction under promise OF
marriage. She obtained Judgment against him
for S772 81, including costs. Meantime Daniel
Scmdt and George Dumser became his bail In $500
eacn, the pail making them respectively amenable
to the process OF the Court. They claim that they
surrendered Hart to the Sheriff In January last,
ana that subsequently he gave "bail Tor limits"
Shortly after this the Sheriff returned defendant
not found" On this state OF facts application was
the superior Court, on behalf OF Scmldt and
Dumser to be eXonerated from bail, sucn applIca-
lion following suit brought against them by Miss
Kissing TO recover from them the amount OF the
Judgment granted In her lavOr. In dect
sion given yesterday Judge Curtis denies
tanned because 1t was not made before q failure to
comply with the undertaking. In reviewing the
evldcnce at the trial he dwes upon the fact thas
defendaDt after seducing the paIntin, went TO
Europe, leaving her and her child entirely desfi-
tute the latter, as he states, "aiter some months
pcrishing apparently from wanl.n lie says also in
this connection that the "defendant displayed u
remarkable degree OF baseness, cruelty and mig
gardIy meanness." Although these attending CIR
CumstanceS and also the charge that Hart had
been let or through pccunary cons,de rations had
nothing strictly to do with the legal question be-
tore nm, he could not help referring TO them.
Touching the egal question, he concluded his
justice requires that bail should be held to rea-
sOnaDle degree OF vigilance IN surrendenng their
principal " hen they choose to do so Tor lheir own
accommodation, and tnat a plainiiU should not be
compelled to wait month after month for the en-.
forcemcnt OF his legal rights under u Judgment"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERs-Held py Judge
D Do SO 49, IS, SO. 81, 81. II, 49, o.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL rERM-Held py
yadses PAWS, Braay ana Danieis.INos 1877 S.
ISL. 49, isS, isl 1885, 1866 49, 49, ' 400 49, ''''
SUPREME CouRr-spEoIAL TERM-Held by Judge
o S @ ssS sS Of lazy and s 81 3
27a' ga
Judge Westbrook-Nos. 452H. 1858, 1l76, 1916 $50.
4es, 1000 loOO,s us, 1874. 1884 1882 1856, 1929,
672, lO9lX, 1875. Part 3-Held by Judge Law
rence.MNos T. SSl, OIL S2S 929S, 1923 loS7, 1879,
$50, u, 1907 1l19, 1891, 256l, S35.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GENERAL TERA.-Adjourned
Judge Monell-Nos. 1915, s39, 500, 93s, $40, 1oll.
Sla; 1881, !o6l gu. 9S5, e4l. s6l, $751; 5e7. Part
llle 1854 l2e 1850, s62 ii7o liza ll7e 1895, 1882
1884, l0l6, 1852.
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERx.-Adjourned
COMMON PIEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held BY
Judge Robn ssn AZ 1923 1928 lls4 is2s
Part 2-Adjourned Tor the term.
MARINE OyuRT-rRIAL TERM Part Held by
1881 1874 1888 1885, 9s 1857 sss 1862 1885,
1891. Part She'd BY Judge joachmsen.-Nos.
new trials Will be heard.
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Held by Judge
McArdie and Thomas kennedy, burglary; Same vs..
John Mo1at, feonious assault and battery !;
Same vs.. Daniel Earle, Latham Mitchell and Jonn
Nelson, grand larceny; Same vs. George w. Ed
wards. grand larceny; Same VS.. Aloln Mailer,
grand larceny; Same VS.. John Younker and julia
receiving stolen goods; Same William Stevens.
petit larceny; Same vs. Mary Mccarthy, petit lar
ceny Same VS.. jacob II. Stone. peut larceny Same
VS.. Anton Eperlv, concealed weapons.
OYER AND TERMINEK--Held by Judge Barrett
the People vs.. Bryan Lawrence, robbery; Same
vs George Smith, burglary: Same VS.. William
Carroll. grand larceny; Same Va. John Dresher,
grand larceny; Same VS.. william Fl. Chambers,
false pretences; Same vs.. Thomas Smith, petit
larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-24
HORSE NOTES.

Joseph Donahue has purchased from Mr.. August
Belmont the bay 1ly Beatrice by Kentucky, dam
imported Bernice. As a two-ye9r-old she has
made quite sensation, winning the Hopeful
Stakes July s, 1878, at Monmouth Park, and the
Thesplan Stakes seven days alter. at the same
place. AS q thrce-year-old she was not place In
the Wthers stakes June q. 1874, at Jerome ParK
and was equally unfortunate IN the Alabama
Stakes, run at Saratoga July 20 Last.
Betting books nave been opened on the West.
chester cup ana the juvenile Stakes, to be run nj
jerome Park on the second and third days, respec.
uveiy OF the coming spring meeting. For tho
Westminster jennings DalanSeel heads the list
to being offered, while Laurence q Loriliard's
Shyl0ck, tue winner o! the race last year Is
marked at to /. Then came Lewis &c Co.'s vandaL
ne ana i. Lorilards Saxon. to /, followed oy
iitcnco"k's Limestone, Mcdaniel & Co.'s MadQe,
bittel's Reform, Donahue's Gu pepper Puryear's
Grnstead and Others are 10 10 L. while DAVIS
fadadeen Cathcarts kadi and others are IL 10 l.
In the juvenile stakes, "a race Just as much a puH
Ge TO owners as to outsiders. the odds run iron
TO 10 ~ !, several standing at the iormsr ngnrea