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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

NOUN AIRY IrENs.-The Baltimore 4 Ohio
Railroad Company have erected fine and
commodious brick warehouse ut this station,
52x30 feet, with all the modern improvements.
This warehouse is for the free delivery and
shipment Of goods from this station. II is,
indeed, an improvement to our village, and
will, no doubt, add greatly to the trade Of the
place. The company deserves great praise
for their promptness in this accommodation.
Mr.. Thomas Z. Mullinix has been appointed
agent, telegraph operator, and dispatcher, all
combined. I'lU
The greatest excitement at this time, in our
neighborhood, is fox-hunting. Messrs. N. G.
Clary's and t. J. Days hounds, during the
snow, ran fox in tree. Mr.. Day got the
fox, and after giving notice to the sportsmen
Of Howard, Frederick, Montgomery, and
Carroll counties, they assembled, at or near
PARIS Spring, where the four counties join,
to the number OF fifty or sixty horsemen, and
some on foot, with twenty-six as fine hounds
as can be produced in the State. At the hour
appointed, 100 O'Clock, the hounds, haying
first been put in tobacco house, the fox was
turned loose Mr.. Nelson had three puppies
that were not put up. They were put on the
fox as soon as he was let loose, and they ran
beautifully. The huntsmen fearing that the
puppies would catch the fox, turned the old
dogs out, and away they went, thereby only
giving the fox few minutes start. The pup
pies oyer-ran the fox, and thereby threw
large number of the best dogs out of the
chase. After running him sometime, two
hours and a-half), the last that was seen of
him he was making for Bald Hill, in Freder-
lex county. My informant said when they
passed through his place, the fox was only SO
yards ahead Of the leading dogs, four in num-
Der; and those dogs in the lead were suppos-
ed to be Messrs. g. Warfeld's and VI. Crab.
ster's, of Howard county, and Mr.. Nelson's,
of Frederick county. Mr.. War6eld's Tyler
dog, and Nelson's Barney, were the last to
come in. 1t is safe to assert that they did
not kill the fox. So ended the great chase.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

From the LIST of January, 1875, to the LIST of
January, 1876, the Odd Fellows Hall, this
city, received from exhibitions aud enter.
tainments alone, the sum Of 1878.
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EXECUTORS SALE
OF A VALUABLE
HOUSE q LOT !

Ri virtue Of an order of the Ornhans,
- court OF Carroll county, State of Mary.
land, the undersigned, acting cxecntor =,
Mary onrsler, deceased, will sell al Pnblic
Sale, on u'''o
saturday The I'M day Of ak,cch, 1870,
at 10 o'clock, M, on the premises. in Wes,.
minister, all that valuable lot of ernnnd ~
ated on the corner Of Bond and Green s,ro,,a
99PPosite the reformed and Baptist churches
M ne ,ot is knowa as No. ~ on the Mai az
Matthews Addition to Westminster. and con ~
iains $500 Square Feet Of Land, more or i Lo
II Is improved with large q 'lS79''
story Frame House with 2.story 4 ,SsN ~
naek Building, well Of ex. ntIs.iR
seiient wafer at the door of the t1.lsslfH
Dack building, chicken house. hog house al
some fruit. The house Is built in n snbs,an-
uai ana convenient manner, is located In 80.
OF the most pleasant and agreeable ns,ss %" ~
the city, and commands an extended Won "
the surrounding country. ''s" W
ne above property is subject to q ego,,nd
rent of SO per annum. s'"n''u
Terms " Sale.-0ue.tkiFd Of the norch.. "a
money 70 be paid IN cash on the dav M sala
OF on the ratification thereof by he ~
Coprh and the residue in two eoua mn S,oo .'u
we d9e payable in one year, and the other
Paysno'e 10 TWO years from the day Of sale the
o.eua. payments to be secured by the bonds
~ sules y me purchaser or pnrchasess with
Jay ~ ", security bearing interest from tbs
u AIRHART WINTERS
Acting Excento,.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

5noes ~. Nlfstop, Esq. il j. said viii
bs ePpointed limited sA31s Marshal for
Maryland.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
ELECTION NoTIr,r


"A HOTEL, situated in Finksbuss 49,,
- county, Maryland. Arnlv \, carroll
feb 10 az ph DICKSON,
teisiefNlown, Nd.
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The weather has been very oaprieious of
late. On Monday evening, rain, attended by
lightning and thunder, and on Tuesday morn
ing, Snaw, succeeded by Northwestern.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

REtEasEp. Owen A. Bryan, the person
arrested in Baltimore county, some two weeks
ago, on the suspicion Of being the murderer
Of Benjamin Fenner, late Of Prince Georges
county, was released, on last Saturday even
ing The colored man who was with the
murderer on the evening the murder was com.
mitted, was brought 10 this place on the 7.50
train, and in company with the Justice who
committed the accused, ID. N. Henning, the
States Attorney, and NJ. B. Settle, counsel
for the accused, was taken, after being duly
sworn, into the presence of all the colored
prisoners in jail, and requested, il he could,
to identify the murderer. He thereupon sta
ted that he could identity no one present as
the one accompanying him on the occasion
mentioned above; that the said Bryan re-
sembled the murderer more than any one else
present, but he Bryan was not black enough,
nor did be, in. many other respects, look at
all like the supposed murderer. Upon i'm
mediate application BY the counsel for the
accused, be was, by Justice Hoppe, released,
and honorabiy discharged from The custody
Of the Sheriff
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ROBERT MURRAY,

late Of Carroll county, deceased AllPrl
having claims against the deceased srsae,ss
warned to exhibit the same with the rOVs.
thereof legally authenticated to the ~
Der, on or before the 18th day Of seFk,ss
next; they may otherwise BY INV be eSeli i
from all benefit Of said estate. Those ~
ed are requested 10 nake immediate pa.sna
Given under NY hand this liih e'
February, A, D, 1873. ,ow
J. OLIVER WADLQNt
feb l9.4t Administrator, W .
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IoCAB AFFAIRS.

III AZ "A z
fHk ~ TkR Sutftf.--Auother meeting OF
our citizens was held at the COurs House ON
49,. ss....-a... ..sk. 49, A. ......s;,,.. .,.,o
last SATURDAY nigaI Aiser me meeting was
caileu 70 ogaer Mr, hehshiueri Mno WAs M
pointed to prepare law IN relation 10 the
tosu ~ PAY ~ Wy e'e'1o"S =. 'eeeu''''s's
submitted the folloWinga "
That the County Commissioneuor Carroll county
10 lhr Mayor and Common Council Of the city u
Wesinnsir N, H., III N APRIL In each and every
year, all molley which they shalt OF may rceelye
os e sa MIMI ss a , rs 4, NM, ~ =
- lTsT,,,;. - ~, A., ,,,,la M, ,,,aLa
',.;s SO -, ~, s,,snJ.
~ psopoa sD,,.' sn,hnr;,nv
r. Maaos NM css,,,,,or ~ law taxes
M, , sSce..a;ns "a eanss On he sl0O- And
~, ~ sas' ~ ~ s,,hns;;n, ne County
10 nav 10 ,ba cornara,ion ali
~ haie ~ Nv ros5 seS MIA IN lie neonle az
Wesnn;nstar
81 =, ,,.,.,, ...a =. o,,,,,,a ~
~ 'fSs WI s"sA 80. sS ,'s,,,nan
~ : p..' 80 -,
,sr r MI n =, ealp Charter 1r an In
eorporaied Water Company with capital Of say
iscs IN shares Of 81 each To prevent any SSls,eS
,'r tsi ~ Inc set M lsrver snhscription
than ten shares can be taken by any one person At
tne ms, opening OF INC stoek 3ooks anu u 's wh h
nroesre as much siocS a they desire Amer paying
expenses, dividend, no, exceeding per cent, per
ann1m may se dissrlen,ed among M ,his
smoaus ann he SURPLUS shall be applied 10 The re
duction Of the water rents paid by the Corporation
Of me- Mss u. a a, ,nanassa hv aoard
az Directors the MAYOR aud CITY Council 10 appoint
several Of the member provided the said Mayor
and Council viii eontIae. Win inc Water o1aHsy
liant supply II water to extinsSish re and water the
streets,
Col Maulsby read an amended charter that
I,ba had nranared IL was in effect 10 allow the
/ ~ r Il T..-s...i r.,,,,a:i =, -, -, IA;
mayor anu common Souncii 70 levy hii auui'
| tional tax Of live cents on the 500 for the
| nnrnosa of having n water comnany for A sun-
p -: a -: - i -
| ply ot Wa'sr ioF eAunSuHsHihs htSs anu Ne'ei-
ing the streets.
| Mr. John Smith offered 10 he one of fifteen
- $1,000 ,o.,.'sis - I:st;,''. :.
| 70 contribute SiuvV .o"arus esuAphsning
massr company LOT Westminster ,o MT; y.
u. shrSer PROMISES 70 e9nt ON, 9Iv1o, u
also 9,a ooi' Mauisoyl No1; Longwsll AM anu
MI peeheu Vn wn'cn ooi, %e cr u
no.su sna' eo wi uip2seu " s'oe'
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Notice 70 creditors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the a,s
~ Der has obtained from tho 0Ips
Cont Of Carroll county, Letters Of Admins
ton on tho Eaia,o nf
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

QUESTIONS FOR DEBATE. Several I.yceums
hold weekly meetings in this county. Every
village ought to have its l.yceum and its Ii.
brary. No better means of Improvement
have yet been discovered, and to aid the
members in selecting subjects for discussion,
we suggest the following :-Is trial by jury
the best means Of subscribing the ends Of jus.
tee? Should education be compulsory ?
Should Chinese immigration be encouraged ?
VIII not homogeneous population best pro.
mote harmony? Should the Bible be used
as Public School book? Should dogs be
taxed for the protection of sheep? Does the
world grow wiser aud better as It grows older?
Can offensive war be justified? Is the pen
mightier than the sword? Was the discovery
Of gunpowder a benefit to the world? Is a
Democracy the best form of government
Should early marriage be encouraged? Is
our social system, as at present organized,
capable of further improvement? OF histOr.
ical questions there are great variety. Were
the Romans justifable in Selling the Sabine
women? Was Constantipe's reign beneficial
to Rome? Was Virginius justifable in kill.
ing his daughter? Was Coriolanus justiiable
in sparing Rome? Was Roman citizenship,
in her palmiest days, more to be desired than
citizenship in the United States? Is the ca.
reer of Napoleon entitled to admiration I
We're the orders in council and the embargo
and non-intercourse acts justi6able? Was
our last war with England justifable Did
the United States Government accomplish
the objects for which it went to war with Eng.
land in 1912? These questions are sufficient.
ly varied to suit the tastes Of all. ~
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

{.EyT-The lenten season, ssngeially oh
served IN Roman Catholic and Protestant
Episcopal Churches, IN cQmnsmoration 81
fhrisf's fast q forty Gays, viii begin this year
Hp Ash "Wednesday, March ending On he
eve n Easter SUNDAY, APRIL "a, IN ,'
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

PEasosAI---.I. j. Shorb, of this city, has
been awarded the contract for Large build
ing TO be erected near Philadelphia, Pa, by
Charles McFadden, aud he and his son have
sold out their stock Of furniture, de-, to Sam.
mel n Baqkest and VIM. n. Fowler,
John 5. Mills, who has been employed In
this Office during the past four years, has &c.
eepted position In the Government Print.
ing Office, Washington, d. c.
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d.
ESrRRrAIyNExrs.-- The ladies' Of Grace
Lutheran Church, this city, intend holding
Festival and Oyster Supper ut Odd Fellows
Hall, for the benefit Of the church, commenc.
ing on the I'D Of February, and continuing
three nights. 8d
The fifth anniversary Of the Webster Liter
airy Society Of Western Maryland College,
Eill be held on Monday evening, at Odd Eel.
lows Hall.
A lecture will b. delivered by Rev. James
". Reese, on the 2slh insiRR4t, " 0dd Fol-
Church, this city. Subject " A Glance a ll1a
Old World. The Amphions will render
some Of their choicest music on the occasion.
The knights Of Pythias, Of Manchester, will
hold fair and festival on the 10th, 18th, and
tstb If Marck, p the Odd Fellows Hall, IN
that toSA. The Silver Cornet Band win be
present during tts fair.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

At the annual meeting of the Maryland
Sunday School Union, held in Baltimore, on
Tuesday last, II. L. Norris, Esq, Of this city,
was elected as one of the Vice Presidents.
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GEORGE P. NLBAUGH, Trustee.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors
~ Of the said Ann Poulson, deceased. To
nle their claims, properly proven and authen.
located, with the Clerk Of the Circuit Conrt
Tor Carroll county, in Equity, within two
months from the aforesaid day OF sale
GEORGE p. ALBAUGH. Trustee
j. D. BAUnGARTSRR, Solicitor. f,b Iot.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

WIruDRAws.-The sale of personal proper.
ty advertised last week by Joseph Ruby, to
take place on the l4th of March, has been
withdrawn, Mr.. Ruby concluding not to go
west.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19

A barE SrnIxd.--Many persons are antici.
pating cold, backward spring, their theory
being that as there has been so little cold
weather during the winter, that we shall prob.
ably have i IN the spring. lfthese anticipa-
lqAs shagld he realized, our farmers are
pretty well prepared foF =, h4yias sha!r Hlev;
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1876-02-19
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
Desirable SmaII Proper

TNllE undersigned, by virtue Of d nj
4 of the Circuit Court for Carog
az Court of Equity, passed in Il, !,
John Henry Hoppe against Simoa !.
aud others, will offer the real estate l
cause deoroed TO be sold. at pabis I.
the highest bidder. on the premise, a
Saturday, I'M Of Karch, 4. D "a
at / O'Clock, p. N. This property /
about miles from the city Of Wesr,
Carroll county, Nd, on the public nj =
ing to Manchester, in the village Of g,,I
aud contains one Acre Of Land mors q u
The Improvements on this property ca
n two.story Frame Wsal
AMA- \ boarded Dwelling Hoss :
N. Frame Stable, ali il "a n
n64e~ di,ion. There is Ga IL 4
property an abundance Of fruit.beails q
trees and vine, consisting Of apples q
pears, peaches, pluns, grapes, 6e
The Terms Of .Sdie prescribed ! u isrs
are as .foliOrs One third part dtAs B
chase money shall be paid by The ysfiiss
to the Trustee on the day OF sale, oig q
ratification thereofby the Couy.. sss.y,,s.lsl
the residue shall be paid in two e,slE
ments, the one to be paid in one yea, al
other in two years from the day Of 81, {
interest, and to be secured BY The inss :
OF the purchaser, with security to be4Tas
Of by the Trustee.
J. J. BAUMGARTNER, TusA
j. HENRY HorrE, Auctioneer. kblk
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SO ACRES OF LAND,

more or less. The improvements on thi,
property consist Of two.story
Brick DWELLING HOUSE, A<SN-N
frame barn, smoke house, hog -, ~
house, spring house, aud aEii itaeiStt1
spring OF never-failing water near the dwell.
ingi apple orchard OF choice varieties, and
other fruit bearing trees About II acres of
the above land is covered with good timber.
and the residue is cleared land, is enclosed
with good fences, aud is naturally of good
quality, and has limestone quarry on t.
The Terms Of Sale Prescribed by tie De.
cree are as tollors ;-0ne.third part Of the
purchase money shall be paid by the purcha.
ser 70 me trustee, on the day of sale, or upon
the ratification thereof by the Court aforesaid.
and the residue shall be paid in two e1uai
payments, the one to be paid in one wear,
and the other in two years from the day OF
sale, with interest, and to be secured by the
approved Of by the trustee,
GEORGE p. ALBAUGH, Trns.ee
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Travelling Is difficult. The reads have been
much ert Up this winter.
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DELEGArEs TO CoNFERIScE.--The NJ. p.
Church, of this city, have appointed John
Smith, us delegate, and +. X. Herr, as alter
nate TO their Conference which meets in
Lynehburg, Va. on the 18th of March,
The NJ. f. Church has appointed John I.
Wnmpler delegate to the Lay Conference,
which meets in Washington, d, G. on the LIST
Of March, to elect delegates to the General
Conference.
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ut Is little thing to speak phrase
or common comfort, which by daily use,
Has almost lost its sense yet on the ear
OF him who thought TO die unmonrned, I"
(Or possibly to work unheeded) "twill fall
Like choicest music.n
0SR OF THE NUMBER.
Westminster, FEB. II, 1916.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

W,suIyGToN Ian g No OPINIONS were delivered
In te uited states supreme Court oy. the aotencr o
several Judges during the past week pio eltS tC u'u
m 70 day the case Of the Tn ted states agt Allison
an apuca from the COr of Claims was bmltt ~ luNuNE
fbe oursnn wi ether printer employed in the G0vernmch
OF the elect ou OF t'hE l'HH
nter Inv te senate was entitled 10 e additional 20 Ter
of Claims gave neut ior the claimant but the Governments
opposes the claim. ,,.s,,- H..
Of Edward ". Nrnurd o ltni
t. Paddock 81 CIi,aco. H. y. Hewitt Of krcrevle. N.Y.
I0lp O Charles Denver. col, and C. H. kfum 9 81 LOUIS
were admitted 90 practice as attorneys ana coSco' oi W
court. ,,-.... H., , ,.,,
No Sos fie Board Of Commissioners Of Douglass County
al Mon Pacific Railroad Company
Motion to advance tii. cause dcni'd - ., ,.,,,ic- 4,
No SS7-Ici T.. MpuiN administering, &C. llalhln w
error agt The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Comlhy'-
mo Sso-John Henderson ct al rlaiua in error ae VIM
IL WcIra'n Navor OF NewNofk. et aL-MOOn I" advance
tlis submitted
No iO0"T j. aian1s ct sI trustees SC. appellants at
Clas Carpontr. cXccl tr, &c-submt" ON printed siGn
meut. IL. ., c,,.
Dewey assgcc &C. nlDismssed with costs under The
20 Ol,Iano r. Haywood ct a.. plaintiffs IN error, act
CHARLES Dcwev ASSIGNEE. &c, AMI 40. lri-Joln g. b"
plaintiff act H. G. Nindcy-faS'ci without pi'JH
No lO-Nfvra Clarke Gaines plaintiff aet Joseph
Fricnas a-Pssed until after assigned cas, TIE ilt
No IO5-MIwaukee and St Paul Railway Complny agt
\. T.. Arms.-Patsd d
No 1O5- Edwin Rcuir q al pantns IN eiIof aBt water
Crane Dismissed VIII costs.
Adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04
THE MINStER TR1GEDY.

TESTIMONY At TIIE COEOyrE's INQUEsr-A VERDICT
or MURDER AND SUICIDE.
Coroner Croker yesterday held inqucsts on
tho boIc, Of Monroe (or MycD Minister, Sarah Minister
HI wife, aud Carrie his daughter. the victims III the
cnciurni-hou-c tragedy at No. $40 West Ffly hrdst
last Thursday. Mrs Brodcrick, sister OF Mrs Minister
testified that she not accustomed To visit her sisters
family frequently unh lately. shc last SAW her sister
alive on Monday bee ~ and chen told by her mat
sio (NIrs MIns,c) vas afraid Of her husband. as
ho had been acting very strangely Tho next
day Mr. Minister called on Mr.. Frederick and
asked her IL his wife had said anything about
any trouble between them. Mrs. Brodcnck re-
piled that told her that she afraid OF him. Min
stcr then asked her to como to his house Thursday
10 a. m Mrs. Brodorick went about IL o'clock and then
learned Of the tragedy. She did not think that Minister
and his wife lived happily togethef but could not say
what the Of tho Disagreement When Minister
was at her house he very much excited anI said
that they had had words that day Mrs. Broderck
had her sister under the influences of liquor
Mr. Mnstcr struck his wife about two months ago. ana
she reported nm ~ the ha mouse. Dnt tio "'"o''
never knew Mrs. Minister 10 StIke her husband
Patrick Flynn, VINO occupied the back room on tnf
floor with the Minister'S, testified That on the day before
the shooting the Minister'S had appeared To pass the day
very pleasantly; about "A. m tno neIt day, no bcMl
giOaning In The font and dwOke his wife, VINO shd
that Minister was only grOanng IN ms sleep ihe hh
came later ana knOcked al the door "l hh1eI i3
hut could get no answer, aid went away Mnrn ~ ,,t m
went 10 his work hc gave notice of MS Husplci0hs ,l
soiucthing wrong to Mr. EhrnFtr, lhe laluIoIu
vino lived below; he returned about 1870 unh
learned then the shoOtng he did not hear any report
during the night. . ,,,-,.
Julia Ehiingor testified that she heard Mrs Minister
singing on Wednesday evening. The witness was tecs
toned 10 20 often Mnsters Mr.. Minister WOuu
often ask her To 20 up ana his wie Ihe wilhcss
meyer saw either OF drunk but had heard hnsto
srod his wife aud call her and also beald NM by
that he would take his life. This was after hrs niue G
had fallen on knives aud cut her ace no see,hoa
10 feel bad because would be dstgurrd Inc Wtbes
Nas awakened ON Thursday morning about ocl0ck ny
Mrs Flynn. and she was tod ny nSI nslnr ,asp'' was
come up stairs, rs NC 'nos ' - hnr ,atL.r
went up and heard the groaning. ana then went went
for an officer. Getting one he returned. ann lhos
The shootInp was discovered. No sound OF shOt
was heard by the witness John Brady. AN oicer OF the
Twent second Precinct testified " the same i"c'' h
rated by the preceding witness -, .,t,.t
After short charge by tho Coroner, and tho medical
New-York tribune., 1876-01-04

the superor Court took his yesterday In the Chan
hcrs ~, thot Court and in the Court of Common peas
judge Van HOcsen sat nj Trial Ten hls hIst chSo Ooo
fhe suit of Davis, receiver, against BrOok
In the United States District Court yester-
dav in the case Of James c. saveTy and BENJAMIN +.
Allen against the barge lido Kimba Judge BiatcDforn
dismissed the libel with costs II w1s nlcd 10 recover
81 57j for alleged damage to "a cargo Of cotton
In the case of the Ocean Insurance Company
AGAINST the sun Mutual Insurance Company, libel was
filed in to United States District Court for the recovery
Of $1,000 on policy Of insurance. The case was trod
eon,c time ago before Judge Batcf0rd. who reseTNe1
his decision until Yesterday vixen he dismissed the hOci
with costs.
In the United States District Court yester-
day in the collision case OF Samuel Lord and Others
owners of the schooner Lizzie Major, against the Pila
dcpbia and Reading Railroad Company, owner of the
steamer Achilles Judge Batcford drcctcdtho enlrI OF
decree for the brants. with ire usuai OTuer W rti
once 10 ascc tain damages IN the cross action III lhs
case the Judge dismissed the libel with costa
In the suit of Fumch, Edge q Go. against
Charles Brinch motion made yesterday IN supreme
Court Chambers before Judge Barrott to vacaie the
order of arrest against the defendant. plaintiffs claim
that the defendant failed for about S1OOOOO0 IN le'"
and five days before bis failure cOt them 10 advance
81 900 on false assurances that thjt Wnhd carry hi
through his difficulties. Defendant claims tlli ho
simply sold thcm bills ading ut their request without
fraud or false representation, and that except ot an
d.nt with which hc had no connection tEcy N'uiu
have been reimbursed. Judge Barrett reserved MS "e
CiSiOu.