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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-30

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'e se''ieo until Mafeh' "e''u'Ai OK !
ways was wise:
~, - >,,,> ~ ,>o .
~" = l''''is 49, 49,
'''''sn' &c -r.e ~ w.. ane ia po1Iatin
'Al'el' '.,.,. ~ ,S' go 80 a1ant;nn
90 '''' - $500 - -
IN the 9Th OF November, the day after
aiection, tie daily papers OF the United
States had larger sales than upon any
previous occasion in this country.
uq,a w,.,, .rtl,,r o,4on : ranorfed I,
have been discovered at last under the
.sIias OF Alfred Smith, an inmate OF the |
sunatic asylum on the banks Of the |
paramatta River, within Is miles Of /
sydney, This is Dad tor the "Ileh- |
borne claimant. !"
>.rha ray Mr. innocent, ID the mild !
ana ;noffane,va name Of q missionary
~ varo suing. China. A fierce persa- |
e'1A2i. oloho o''' . -1'''o - 49,, 49,
ai'i1s '''i0' ~ y -''.''', ' 80, ~
}aAeii1' p'i-l 20 - -. '',A 49,. ~,
'iaii'9' 4'3 'iV's III 1901
S'''7 ss'.. . .----.--- - : -. -
Calculations have been published
showing that over tWentv-threa nil
lions Of animals and birds were wound
ed without being captured. by the
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
HOUSE OE REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, Mr. SEELYE (lni., Mass.)
rcported the bill authorizing the Secretary % the Interior
TO pay the expenses Of delegates from tle Eastern Dihd
of the Cherokee Indians. Passed.
Mr. IIAErgIDGE lD,m.. Gal introduced bI 10 pro-
vile tine settlement with certain Railway companies
In the Soutrcfn States. Referred.
MIR BLAND tDen.. 80 iur Nured M ID utulIt lHo
product uf g.iGaui silver III uos. Referred
Tire SPEAKER psO TIM or. Con- lun Junced tb't nc
had appointed Mr. uJssins (brm, y. y - hl the ~,
c1ncy the Cpinul tee on ibhsau AHAH7 occ.'loIlH
by tie r,si :nI.iun 90 Mr. Foster of Olio.
Tn, House tru proceeded 10 the consideration OF lie
Illinois cDntfs ri elect csr the icgO't -! tb' comm
tee being that Mr. Farwe (Htpl the ~tting M mn - u
not rui lied seat aud tbt L.inpFnr, the c0li"seh NJ
l.. Alter argument vote vas tlscn On . fe5O! t.'I
declaring ih.t J. Y. Lem'yue Is nut emitted To a.
aud was IirctcU-Nea-, r.; Niss ~. Inc IesO-"-
o. ilot,ou ~ Sir. HOLMAN OF inaaa. the House at
ola went INTO Committee 90 the Htu'e pr. Sf"iNHt'
OJ-m M in the cHar on tAa PJatOlco Appropriation
b.l. ~.
ifr UOAH CRop. Massl asked Whether tie Committee
on Aurtlpfiu IONS Lai any action on thc complaint
of enr,li miicrs as 70 tie 6p'c.nmeui Ia h,'A a
e.yriap,s si,h tIc words 90 uot G.uNe!cd u De r.
turned" printed on t.crn. ,,
Sir HOLMAN ID Ei., Ind replied tlat that HhiJ'ct
had be- .CIrrgrl tu sglr MN Zee, hli thht 20 i i"'
iu Inc cyf fl- regulation, lId been r-rOu licndrl
Comm. ts. wa l. ID. !ir.s.cd by ig SION tpea,
~ ia relation t0 straw bids; hy Nh - ~ r. ~
Ou,i Il.) % OBJ tD tr uiu.i ti'l ui " u N''
"A, -ttr: by ~. ENItl- tDcI, 1Di iI lt-tI' T. 'iic
rxpo.t, of t, coGr ty. aud uy a. hiA D.- -i"j ~
re- sd to tA. turru =. -.- ,..
Ihr tunmi'er susr, anI u" House dt "o' t"'A t.
uufi. 1850 l.. ~. -, ., ..
T..,.rins an j. 20 be f,r general do5ate only on
tho Psg.-OAl.c A tavf1'tul IlI
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
nECIeIONH-,fAY3 8.

Supyc-e Couri-C ChGmbas-By judge Lawrence.-
Ieruhasfuar am, ano. W.~M . On dentel, wiihort
a.. :: $40 DJi.s ast Sryin ltD, "a Inc san Mhtri
rluto tonrias gt. HuDDHll dDiiOn granted. NittO .
cos = down for tie tiri rr.y oi tls tii
Ar.Al.- AZ Ileycr, As or Sc, t. iic lave, the &
uuainc Nuual Lie !nsDtaArc 'uAtlauy NJlr aSt 4 ir
a f,u, 2 - 3l-Jui gm-nts sfAntei B,tt'h "gt.
rOuiTnct ana l4.,icut "a 'F1Ttr f.Hte d"
ia Il-og.Moii1n 10 plt' eau .
n .up,t ca clA.r granted TaD sihton tJn-y saDdi
g,,r i.irr sea: t5nk tlc sureJ ss lhilc ',c
ltui art IoS- tilna Ihe aDonuinoitS sNsS"a'u ~ h,'
n,,i ,l he ao Fri SIMON SlhoHs-' 'r", 81 i,'l
I,.rh,r EEpLtIAt.lDh icii.irl.
Xxi mo agt hItwIn Barney L. san BhL'n aSi Ihe
s.gL hOscr- ArcgL ana iHo A.. tp'i
riow aid an, Astnr &C. art NCt'' D"antteI "S' HioI
,.n Jones' AZ. e. a., Nhecr aSt u oi iyhs aSI
tue states submarine ana Iorgvio bo"S Ouiiah!
r IS J-Matterof q orge \. Browr.-Ths properly
way 'cti ff laS.4tit
Tho Wr an 5,cquuit proceedings >oHi be- oe ore mes te
SInt+ The CiUoo oi ny scsb ID t'a 4
4hmI.tUl - tnc ltsilrr h"" ioi lS court
Nt,i,i..pi ast. kcunuy.- surolies ~ rj,c"L
SIr,sgi ys m by Judge Lr1ty.-tnk ana anv at Inc
INSURANCE COmpanYi Btn< aul ano lg no
KY,Jbc .ranCc company hilds A' hl "S' ne
ticfmana Fle Insurance Conpany.-Ofueis settioi
Veylye Court Chdmbsi8-Dy judge McAdhn.-
Nfaslp agt OunlaU-J gmCn for plaintlI on d"urfe
rrnltrs agi Huto- feilanJ u aus ser o. tie Ji
Isl Pony A T. COAucr-.lciyrrcd % \. Is. HOugh, IS /
Hale AIT Dhc, ayt. ,ana.d; iiry"0r %h bieHci
-nOt.Jls Clu-ss granted tlnuLJh AT v ~
Ee,ri, cr "a Iioat.. BULLS Head BlGk at WctAoie-Ole
ameAsllns plcIDiugs Etihttd . , ,,..,..
tsy Judsc Gncpp.-M Donald ast tiN.hath.-Moltoh
open uea tran,ed a. Pr ofd'r sEh'" N'H"S a." 'i'
m4uu.-Apy.l aLOn dehci r.,. o,.- r.. -.
IN Judts Sesdau.- Kelmar agt. Bal y-Orier for re
ceyet x alted, ANA All allowance oi so granted
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
pruovING A CONDEMNED WALL.

Tn the SUIT of The Tribune Association against
The Sun Printing aud Publishing Assocation allef Tue
Court had decided that the defendants had no r8' ~
enter on the plaintiffs lot to repair the condemned wal
OF The Sun ulIipg The Association asked leave 10
file supplemental that the foundation Oh In'7
wall was in part The Tribune lot, ana 10 to
move that they would have 10 enter .,n'-
porarlly on The Tribune lot; ana second thai
after the first survey, which condemned only
the wall further proceedings had been taken, which CON
denned tho foundation also In opposition GOidoh H.
Fore, made a Lyit that 1t in no way necessary u
enter ON tho paint.Gs' this foundation,
which was put there by defendants when lowering ter
foundations below the foundation Of the former building
and moreover the plaintiffs intended to remove the por-
tlon of the Foundation their Ian |, ana wOnd nave
done so long ago il e defendants wad nad Doeh SUM-
GENTLY sound and strong to have rendered II sae 10 "oA
the foundation. -. l., =.
Tne Court below allowed the defendant to put IN
supplemental answer containing the first clause aDoFs
mentioned refused To allow the second ctuse ana
from lis refusal tue defendants appeal IAe appear
was submitted Monday to the Siprcm; C0nIt, G,t,eIt
Term. c. A. Runko appeared for plaintiH; Willard
Bartlett fOr defendant
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
CIVIL NOTES.

f., the suit of William :. Mac Donald against the
United states Security Company for ll7 90 for services @
,ir rci nefore Judge SANFORD In superior C0lr', ia
1e,o tb ury vsseriay h yorGlet for E3o2 10
Tne case of the Government against 20 cases OF
alpaea goods which frauulenty passed through he
Custom house. alleged by W. j. Pollock was SEQ coeuugn
lag Government fhe vlne oil 'Ae SO''' was
aD0at $4,000.
Harry A. Frost the lawyer who was committed 10
Iu1 street jail for contempt Of brought yester
d4y on habas before judge j. e. pay 10 JS1l rr
leas. 5pec Tenn judge Da5 sent Lla i 10 nt J
pal nj. l.u. aa,t costs and WAS discharged
William Bnuce boy about 10 years old, was
lrock down aud seriously injured, In Greenwchst. by
WAGON OF the New YORK Trluser COMPANY lie sued l.ooeIt
',o lrsy .,r Judes saii.orl ia superior COir,
Tral itrm au jury AWARDED tic boy sou dah'Eos'
La the salt 0i Herman Funche against thc AtaHuc
Mutual Insurance. Company oneof tho suits growing out
Col Stsrs sh mtnt to Mexico, IN "Ec tLe Piah"
IA. recovered gmont. motion was argued ys'eu" e
tlr 4ge l.lwirIcc Ia SaircnS COuf tilhDsis' %
=, nincat an njuDc raining aelen'ah' ron coz M
Gost appo9rs 20. p,a., cnoA.e ior 4elcndAnt
Tine srtit of Saaue i. Trea lwcll against Ralph VI.
Ponrr " and Others. which the plaintiff claims at he was
tptr,tel to the exte OF onehieth the construction
coany which bait Central Branch Unon -P4che i'a.
~ of ~, az j., n I So u. in ,,npl1ls C,Irt special Tcm.
sg.rs az p.ant.a, L. PArsoIs and Mr. Weldon iof
Jcicu4il.,s.
In tAs suit of Francis Shapes against Simon
strauss tried yesterday before Ju,se Van Hoes MIN the
'"'--
verdict for uilinf for IGe pllutI ehafees tat te
r infants ayy wagon ato has ght bNR N DiedAhBi II
al.l g. n hM sctOu,N -Hc dci
A met .ua trc sttrtcd u r"h" "h g.. 81 ac.
u.i ad 4 AIli - eio "'e".'
ru.er should c.isseI among unaNoidsoe sccdensA
J.dIs Batcnforl. in the United STATES DISTRICT
Cia vest ray rendered dgos the case oi George r.
T,,.i8ca owner OF tag MARY anin't the seah'oaI
salrsGo granting decree t. the lbaan with are-Teice
t ,r the am Iu u damage sustained BY ce plane
friu thu -na- oi It's tug uy te steam Jat on dAcI 10
l., Ir Ii. Dri al tr tdr V. tle 'alpl
~ 0ut ~ ~ay Of any to.fe NAel it ssD az
.u.ill.I an "s il.Dlt
f-. se!iIuott was pIDceoiuS A. 200 Sie 'F'o Ia '
. t..ursfly LOO know rrciU 49, a. wan "
20 g. noe .molut ul daula tai.Ied Is $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
CRININAL NOTEs.

At the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY john
Enwdtn. soa"au, 100 ohafsen fln ,S.'n; 'SI5 d a
u,I. kiif' l.lergnco lfA!A OI No II
,,,.tl.st. GDd - ned 5000 BAN
Tpoinas Leroy plea iet giilty 10 charge OF grand
t,reuv iu tine nr ol Gsu.ial sessions !ta-iAy ana va
,s nee. - = ges4s STATE rison. LeOy ""a ielso" o'
"A rus!o4- tcutc.,u n HoFcnber Last
A. Ola. Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Tf.urv .onre aiit- william Ae, lrn VS. arrdg gtd on
e,rte "a .p 1ery. al sed mat ho ras't ct'@ t
s.g gl "a r t,y Wln. Hopping tie Cnrmc.. N-srAAl
t.gk ~ fi 81 ANS carc he gave to IuoA L'ly "a ;
. t..t ltUus.Daa The ln-Jnrt 1enlrh ihc ch-isi .i
$40 .t rs received the cccs irnm man an''l ]" ~ NC
tal. Tao p committed Ia dciAGi' d t0'0O III
~ aasscr.
Al the Harlem Police Court yesterday. George
H.n.u - OIL, was committed ~ Htal on <.eV ioi
s..s'i.c' 'ltafu flcEen. te fcuoN oI ONLY q NcSrs
..I i,t, a.d A.s uits i.so - 80 lJO. 4iiu"a' ihe
tIr undo uculai anxiety q" tAr s uJect OI
lrl.0l On .iy hgat sno actei u cI asbahe' man.
ler and caused Ltr 30 De a4itateu ''' "aS
i,'b. I,rr. Jlce Filtamer yost lg, uut b'canlo so
yo1 il uur. mai iOc-od ~. ATs JAci VIA DO
"a l m me 10 o. COinlas.OaeIs O C@s.,ies anI Cor
l.At.D
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
SgJpPiNG INTELLIGENCE

pOET OF NEW-YORH H...............-.''''NN'
CLEAEEN. - -. .,s.oSn c
steamship Russia (Br.l, COOK, LtSerpool va N'N
u; State of Virginia lBr) Noodle GaSi''
hst.S sIssmsi,o alma uBr) sIuren Antwerp J. .
steamslp Gull stream. Holmes Charleston J. W.
Z" ".tSe-o4hn ANNIE steen wilmington Del, a. Aoyuy't
-f.tr,,hlp cod .-llriria, = .Lieii ~ %"
sam Malta tir, IatlS btftsl r.. J. =. Ina FdaeA
Bar, sylpaido tNCr.h 4. teissli, a4O"I'O''' "
Ldyt GO. m, ,.,.f,rct Hong k0ngi S's>
10 IN an llanlil, Y r. nr,s y ~. 4 II 5clyicI
IN, fanlnl (ltall, f,uisu, OioGc s'ei' -
Park Montezmna, Hr.ggs. Brdseso"n hAi' r
PlIt. ,,..t. ,i,t.,. Afrca. n. Il u"
big Prince Le bOO' "V.''' 'N'"' q
sria cnarle, A. Hoard ,Br.,, Messeas'p 81 'o"'
s'Nps'l JiSt T .o y. whccler ARMSTRONG EillO''"P
Mii9 thr DE Calhoun Deb see.ey. ST. JOINS
uency. m, vanrnort ST. John. " d." ."
sebt Jonn Mosser Rhodes Norolk' isaaS onas ~ NJ
$50 Urssis BLACK (5T.l Ludlow, SI 1o'""
S ninme mr., Theall Halifax, T. - pies
Sc1, A ~ayyer Cnnnn ngs, bataSoi. isSAe ya. Ersps'
scnr Emma 4 Deulah, NIXON, Iani"sA' '
Bro -, So. ,,,var n Briggs "a
rn-.,.., "a, 4fHlSES = S,s.s.s. esu.,r. As'a =
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
THE COUKTS.
JAMES p. sIYYorrs APPOINTMENT.

JAMES r. SINNOTTS APPOINTMENT.
ARGUMENT BGroEE TIE SUPREME CouRr, GEN
ZEAL rI.Nli, - To rHa MANNER OF FILLING
vACANr MARINE CoURr JUDGE7lhPS.
The demand of james l.. SiEnott to he
recognized - Justice OF the by the other
Justrr that court, and that thr Supreme Cojr issue
its mandunus to compel such recognition, was Tgned
Yesterday before the General Term Of the Supomt Court
bIr snnott was appoint by the Governor 10 I'll tie
vacancy caused by Judge spauldngs death without the
approval of the Senate the ground thlt an appoint
ment 10 M vacancy in the Marine Court moi a
IN which the Senates appr val was required The other
Judges Of Marine Court refused 10 recognize the a-
pontee or to assign him work In the court IL was
claimed on NJ. sinnott's pait that the Marine
Court JUICES had right to 20 behind
Commission executed in due form by the Governor and
Secretary Of State inquire into their authority to issue
IT, The respondents argued that the mandtmrs Shoud
be- aghhit thc coaIt anu hpi HS'ia r., ' ,l 80 80 , @
sSi @ .os ta iae validity Of Ini e Sinnotts appoint
ment ilh0ut the approval OF the Senate By an act
passed ia 1852 it was provided hat Eac3nces ~ ~
n1lro OF Justice NJ Marin, Court sh ul b. hrd in
the manner prescribed by law for lng racancis IN the
Justires OF the Superior Court Under inc Con
stt,n nj 1869 vacancies in the Superior Court to
he rd by the With the consent o the senate
Before Constitution Ot -iO, When m Iudici Officers
tsr. 1nnoiutrd tbo SUPERIOR Court judges were De
auUOntcd by ;hc Governor with the consent n the SON
ATE. The respondents claim IA Il Tie act OF lsJ- macs
thIs mode OF appointment of judge, Oi the Snptior
Court by the Governor with the approval o the senate
applicable the appointment OF Judges Of tie Marine
COnrt.
Tne raior insists that the act % 1852 settled the mode
of appointment. vacancies in the Marine Court accord
ins to the mode Of making such appointments IN the
superior at that time. The words l tnc manner
prescribed by law referred 10 the law as ihen existed
Ine of 1928, providing for mp intc lndcu oictis
bad been abrogaod by the COn-utd,un oi 1918 stat
of 1919 mad PROVIDED fof the hnS OF Va,dhces III
Office until the first OF January Succeeding thr next gen
e.ai election by the Governor, not requiring tnat the
: nate assent these al interim appo tlncnts IdiS
was the Law when the act OF lSJ2 was passed suDse-
qurnt in OF the Superior Court or the conSt
tona provision t could NOS aHect the question: III
they could the Marine tourt was cnlb nied III me
Constitution without tnr people having had an op or
unty 20 vote on It, The law being hIt tnc vacancies M
Tie Marine Court snOud be llcd Dy ihe GJVelhOTs al-
puntmcnt mandlmus was TIE proper remedy.
The Court reserved it, urcsun. william Fullerton ai
prrcd or the reaor; Judge GOepp presented tno pons
on MS behalf, the other four in ges OI the court
merely submitting tlcr return through Edward Jacobs.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR IryTkpOoI-Tn steamship Russia Nav 3a,6eolss
Z, ,ufrsip j y Blfour. Nr and Mrs. Thohts Basles,
Isaac eaer Mr. and Mrs O. Bowdai the Tel ss'
81 n,g -rrvanf Miss sic Brow L. cate NJ at' @ nIs
= to,m,s lnd cil, Chares Deseaer O. D lr9.Caj ii ~
~ o,.," child ana mai M. Mrs : Drlatr an
s1vr l. NJ ss D-. er Miss +. lrlper J. D en-, IN
I, ,res ~ an Mrs j. VI. Egclsi. nr an MIS- r.
ll,. r t;alI lle- ar. ana Mrs. = Hella VI, M ~,
e. IssH' Nj ami Nrs. 10 H. Is ln Janes' yS of
f,ras e. Klein Mr. and JACOB Jtsh3 w ~ -
a. ,ur-. Mrs f. j. Lambert Mr. ami MIS- - IT,, ~, I,
~, iar Mr. IeNls Lyins~t'I anl mni L. LEi'si3 ,is 3s
~ AreG d Lac,c Mas Robert To- = \ = a.
a. .rls Marcus Mr and Nrs. \. Metrt itl ~ oyer
\, 'eat hIt Mortimer, r. ". Moss IL NIs - ~ =. "a
j. - Ia, Prr ia N t'e el : A. P,srhJ PAh h, ssrs;
nj NJ Mr. an Mr.. Il. Plan ea To as u' - rs A.
N1rvI puwrM r. a Proctor, IA n q hn ~ g.. v ey
= - 4; 'trr. .lVhiiaAd Nrs Ge'ig hipir -, Il l.
NJ and Mrs. Alexander ldHsty, Al5ktu e. .. vs1~,L
lrns IA am enid. SteIhlf, IA a IL
T. = r. j. rsavers H. c. Tu,nbEi j., ny. ! "a "a ~ want
n; tsr.,. n Mrs Wool worth ca id, IA =. aht ~
i.,e, l. 10 aiisou, Etwa.u bOainsioh j. l. "''"N'
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
LITIGATION CONCERNING ARMY CLOTH.
The suit of William w. Stone and othe


against VIM c. Browning aud Others yesterday for
the second mc before the Supreme Court General FERN.
on appeal During the late war the defendants were
largo dealers with the Government in clothing. In
March, lS63 Of their firm went TO the plaintiffs and
inquired the pnee of light blue kerseys" The plaintiffs
named price at 81 30 per yard, hut this being refused
as TOO high said they had odd lot OF about $4,000
yards which sound though not in all respects per
feet which they could sell for<l 90 per yard What tho
Arrangement is the question IN dispute but tho
plaintiffs sent the cloth to the defendants. who
after days returned tho cloth. The plain
tfs kept IL months and then sold 1t TO a
Philadelphia army contractor Mt S5 cents yard who
made part Of 1t up, into oyereosts, which the
Government accepted The plaintiffs unwittingy bought
back part the cloth aud made up into Jackets for the
Invalid Corps, which the Government also accepted
This suit is for the difference between III 20 Der yard
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
rAlLrRr. AND As.lGNMEvrs.

The first meeting of the creditors OF Alex
ander Bligr.s was heI yesterday the olco of e-s-
ter VIII ans. Bur,-,s clcsk Tor Duu %. sherman
a CO.. ANA n!crs-i drafts maize by tho Am to Che
ntlourt oJ about "a .COoOgO Few creditors were pres
emf william 4 lIAuIus wIs cluS ~ nahEutr
.ni. d. IrnHrlc oi ~. y. I-utfNIf WIS choSrh a.
d nee ard,v ,u tur caI' 81 t'oiyn y. O'.y, $40
M. MS uet,ui M bankruptcy before Register Fteh IN
hit,rI -. , -. -,
E.i.; GIulh.rr whose Assignment for hc benefit oi
c, i.Yi .. hr- arcgdya uouurr.l. has "a h's -caei
ME sug h- liabilities al sil,-a9 a an MS a.. .s az
- i- iac -..-iIla Ui solomon -. and lHur H. Levy
ffie. their liabilities s3,JGJ - -d tccil asses ~
1oZ5 1S.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
ptcvFNc FpS iRRIVED.

From VAVANA-Tn steq7H'hip ci'Y of S,c Yorf Hs NAV y
-wrs Mary W Loicks Srs Fanny Aiosle MISS il',7
,,clo Nj Tcresl Joerl Miss Anna Joerg. Aiss Anna L.
o IS Ms Virsinil Ba Mrs. Hsaoe dc Menende1 VI :
,,as, Moreno Master Juan Moreno Mrs r. Prlcrer and
ch irsn Mr. ald Ms Julio ttalso Mr. and hrs haisl
rJ Sfr auJ Nrs sanchez and servants Mr. Ran01
o-rs ou d,nghfer Pedro =. Fernandez aud Thoma
Jon T. iowa A. j. Val esI n0 Hugh Shiels, ArtAli
- rrd VicfauI Coos. Frederick Cories Geo. p W II
W, T.. Pa iaud T. r Baron, Geo j. MeCreien, Mlehst
johnson r IohG sullivan, Louis f. de tlan1 a. Jean r
ba,, Fr-prs h. eanire Andrew santcr Frederick krosk
win ao field L. trtne H. Casado Enriqle dc Armas N ~
onz Prio Manual Gamnoa Jose NJ. Nrate FraHelsee SOD
Gevila Juan arlao, Aartiu Olaiz Jacnio Perrk Bnes
ventura estre Francisco Campos r. Mialds f'hH "Ar. !.
-ir,on CopzalsZ 81 Namaseda, RuinO SaiNctra, Jose
Bernues Iiera, lose COdna Master Mariana l. |leto
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04

the contract price, and s5 cents per yard tne Price
plaintiffs obtained resale. On the nrst trlIl Vi VIC
case the fury gave the plaintiffs verdict Tor oter
$4,000 On appeal the Court OF Appeals REVERSED tns
and ordered trial On this second trial tie yurs
gave the plaintiffs verdict tor 26,372 30 from wnicn
defendants appeal. The question presented Is wh lhe
the evidence shows clear. absolute sale and delivery 9
the goods subject to the gh OF defendants TO return sucn
goods as were not equal to the samples shown or whether
the goods merely sent to defendants Tor an eAh
nnon for them 10 decide whether they would uIchase
lem at the price named The Court reserved
VIM NJ. Evarts appeared for the paintins; a. rreh'oo
fnr he defpuddnts.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
NATIONAL BANKS AS FOREIGN CoRPoRATloSs'
In the suit of the National Park Bank

against Charles A. Guns, reported III IHE IiDONh 'o'
terIay, Judge Mcneil in Superior Court Special Ierin'
has decided that the bank when 1t brings suit in New
York courts must give security for costs as f2reig cor
pnatiDn as II derives its cXistence from the oneu
States ANA not from tic laws OF Now York.
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
.,ALENDARS-rms DAr.

surEElE CouEr, CnAMYGRs-LAwGENcR,
27 The Dale Manrg Co. IIG The lron Cal Paint Co.
agt Watson. agt. krap parcA.
2S. McCord lyt. StObo. 2ll.-Mi.teF % -t..HoHu
Al ioo,cvtif agi Kamlk PIG. ..Iobs0lag The IN, 81
50 Mvrlch at. iiadnrld. Joan stationery 60.
9I Jaco IS sgi Nj sr 25o. Imp. * Ira. Bank ast.
9S Rhude- ait iilrseh. k0an
30 blake a 4. nirsch. 263 Ramsey AT. Fisher
liO. .PrayOr ayt Milne. 2oi Mattcr 3i "haisn.,
IA Matter Of > swartOut 10. Campbell asL Spialt
11..ln"ay ast David
SPECIAL TERM-LAgRgAogE, j.
Lqte cnd F.eL lG2.. .Brainerd, Sc, ast
"a 1reIweii ait pomeroy Man snl Bu.L Bank.
Ell al 4O9. Preach, .Sc, agt I.
2s4. .sandlori agl. I. d. saw ,o, , obien. r. c,,.
lnss Institution. lO-.-b.a' - "6'. i"" Wy
l73.. u. u. SAVINGS Instltn- 90, oi 81 Ayn. ~,
non agt Clark ct al l3l..Lev6 ct al asI Mer-
Ia. Same ast same. llu
$50. Lester Eoscn et nj d4b-.Cniry agt MlueIh
800. iialStc3d ast Heiinai },.- Hiuoh as' Dis,y
310.Jamos aSI Co"iHS o' @oi 90 Us" H'H''
40, rlli. lalil act Anarews 90 BoseT agt Smith et al
i23 Oyrriser AIT ct ll2.. B0 q, al ag Woot
1893. Vanderbilt agt Dun.
seth ct al
GENERAL TgaM-DAvIs p. j., BRADY and DANIELS j.
49, The People. * rel. Ere l3j..van wassen asL
Hgh AIT Malscl Ut Kemp, &c.
az 10. .Vadero agL Nildrro.
OIL The People ex rel FIJI 20. .Devhn asL SAanGOn,
Exchange ..Devin agt Shannon.
lOs. .HaucE agt Craishead 30 r. &c.
etal S..Carpenter agt Law,Nc
100. .Peyser ag. Mccormack 4d.. oori1ean &c. agt.
ct al. Shiw.
l2l Gray agt Green, &c. 47..conil an &C., agt
l22. Hubbard ct H. agt - SHAW. ~
O'BIien, &c. 60. stewart agt. Aldrich.
1913. Dufeld ct al ag Hor 6l.Potugrew and ano. &c,
ton etaL ast The City oi
1913. Henry agt Lord. Brooklyn.
1870. Douglas ogt Douglas 75.seaver agt. The Mayor
lsl Henry ass Lord ct al TO- Genet Ast. The Mayer
iS4a Brown et al agt 81. .Ruhr agt. Law 80.
Mulissa. Sy..Miller aud ano agt
Brennan &a
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
cPc,r-p.Rr I.-poyoyrn. =.


ank 1859. Gibbs and ano. ao,
A. diliebrani.
1893. .StraDder agt Johnston.
nj, sc.
NIB. 1G95. kellogg agt. Beckwith
sew. Mach. Co.
at. 1909. .CullCnier agt Cullen.
der.
l70l. Green agt. Brachen and
rhe anO.
1903. Beachech agt. Phillips
len. 1909. Mercantile y. Bank aet
Ly1ll and ano.
Id l7ll. berBdOft agt. B0niface.
a. l7l3- Various and ano. agt
are Beebe.
l7l5. .LeiicrLs, .jr.. agt Bur.
we'll ncy.
l7l7. BIGGER sgt. Morgan.
@. l7l9. .Oyerton and anO. AFT
ght COnnOr, Sc.
&c. 1928. Stevens agt Board.
and man.
1923 y. Bruce ct nj. agt Nor.
!. $. wall et al.
1928. .Herries agt Wesley e,
ght al.
1927. Carter and ano. agt
non Wyman.
1929. .Corr1gaD. &c. agt Ii
bell tus.
1871. .Roessle and ano. agt
lgt. Rogers.
}. 1875. HeAderson sgt WHITE
lgt. et al.
1897 Lewis agt. Danngner.
iay- II. 9..COrn agt. COnnOr. 20.
l74l Reilly agL Ottiwell et
Az al.
l2.Fal.ihee agt. liam
The mOnd.
l743. Lancaster Fire Ins. Co
lgt. agt. Viii ney et al.
l745. Taylor et al. agt. Nor
Ter. gan and alo.
,ARgRTr. J.-Case on.
yor, SC, OF ". Y. Noday calendar
. TERN-Ad1Ourned until Monday
May s.
M-MoHELL, G. J.
Issues Of FIct
uld g.. Cary agt. Smith.
81. Rogers aRt. kamak.
PART I.-CUa1E, j.
971. .Melcher ct al agt
ct DixOn.
1850. Constantine agt. ROcke
md irller, Hc.
1868. Harris and aDo. agt
rO. stewart.
1864. Graham, &c, agt De
I'M Forest aud an0.
1905. Hart eJ al. agt. Fowler.
1867. .HRDdreH and ano. az.
Co. SpOiinrd ct al.
1868. .Samon agt. y. Y. Cen.
ar and IL. u. X. IL. Co
I.-SASPoRD, J.
v. 1866. Van Hoesen and ano
ier. agt. BlOOdgoOa and
Iet. anO., &C.
no. 722. .JutDer and ano. art
ier, Brennan, dc.
lGG6. .Arone, jr.. at. Metz ei
1t. al.
1870. Batter agt. Batter.
.cs. 1892. Russell a5t. The siayor,
rs &c.
gt. 1861. Dillon and ano. agt.
Mastcr,O1.
Iri. COS. Kelly 90 al. agt. Garn.
son ei al.
1929. Tate and anO. agt. Haas.
,urTY TEgM-J. +. DAILY. ].
New-York tribune., 1876-05-04
PART Ill.,

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~, a. II /. written iu the book of Nature" On wha
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