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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07

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an @innipes<S fnb bic Blattern III
fur4tbarem @rabe aussebro&en. .Sn
5cbn fasen baben ii@ 3tpan3is sooes-
fdle ereisnet. gon Winnipts iino
Sruppea binseianbt moroen, I'm bic
Hniiebluns abouiperren.
Sm Ottawa beiratbete porise
ISOLDE elm 15jabriser Sunse Elm l3<
iabrises Mao@en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07

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&pfemprei8.

tint 9las fit anbere Nrtitel
~ MAIDEN, baten mir u1.s ent<
lalcTen, NIT unierm gel3=Wer'
ratb auf;urdumen unb benlel<
ben suu1 8oitenpreis 81 sertau=
fen.
2eiet uniere preisltite, unit
ibr werbet eu@ 1ter5euoea, bat
ibr 0elb fparen fonnet, menr
ibr cure Qel3e jest unb bel llns
Mufet.
@ir oHeriren:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
3uQelQufe1

Dem llnter1ei&ueten 1T BOT einem Monot
elm SHUTTER. Rail-, unsefdbr 10 Mssote alt,
bon bIabrctIer 6arbe init beiben 6le6en an
Ropft, j~uselaufen. Der gisentbImer sanu
baFelSe seses entri&tuns Der llnicfss in
empfana nebsaen.
SaeOb feItemel,
SODA st. gIoub, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07
Nfpti3 !

2ubtpis 8naus, sobx bes unter;eidneten,
bat Dor unsefabr einem Sabre obne aesrin.
bete uriaAe bas bdterlide 9aus berIaEen. Sd
tparne hermit Seben meinem Sobne etpas
auf meinen Hanen gu bergen, inbem i'd feline
berartigen Sduleen bc;ablen tuerbe.
Sobonnes &naus,
1914 Sob Sfring, Stearns 60. Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1876-12-07

4Sir babeu IN ben letten aasen bic Yreiie
ber sa&folsenben 1rtiteIa rebueirt uub cFeri.
rem iett:
1eiien Qattun ju 8 ts.
@uter Darbbreiter brauner NeKeI
)Sheeting) 8"
SUIT; ;;fsn. 2ds'''''''' ''a""'''"
garirtes 9emben 1laneQ $3.50
9 llnjen ,polen 0IaneQ 40 St.,
9auneu- ll%ntsrjaden 50
Wdnner.l lnterbemben IS
llnterboien IS
@eibe ,pollene 8ettbeden $3.50
'Garbise tuollene Bettbeden $1.60
$ euti&e farbise Bethlehem
(2uilts) $1.OO-1.60
S@mere @ater.Y reofs Is gts.
Bette i4aafIeherne 9anbi9ube
NIT Ro;;Stcl.G infafuns 80
@ermoin. : oun @arne 20
Infer @aarenlaser 1T boltdnbis uu..o ba~
tet bic srotte Ausmabl in frif&en, le' ..tuemasem
artitsIn, 'porsnter fpssisu Elm r4assesa1Ites.
Afsrtment in
Damem Mantelia, @anttltu@r
Manttl>8 elas, pel5e,
@alstI&er ~ e. H.
Mir oHerireu ole Vesentdnte, su' ats.'
natmspeis biuisen Treiien. 90 beSablt fi@.
fir Sebermamn bel ms bor;uiprcden, uniern
stod az beidtisen unb ii@ bon ben Treiien'
III uber3suaen, ebe man fonftuo eintaut..
9pmn9 & 8rabfprb.
40 ct. Glouo, ct. @ermainFraPe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
MERCHANTS' ENT5.

The creditors Of Ludeman Brothers, piano
dealers. yesterday at No I75 Broadway. A state
presented shO wing liabilities of $40 900 and
~ $4,000 or the latter. 81 900 Is In pronssory
notes AVID the balance In pianos
Francis H. Barrctto broker and dealer in lumber No
z, fcavcrst.. has gone into bankruptcy. There are
about Gfly creditors, whose claims 10 $4,000
Ills lncldc rra estate valued AT 81 100. and prom
issory notes S6375. The following arr the prime pal
creditors: Elizabeth *. Barretto StJ37J o. Gerard VI.
BiricuO, Slss2l 81 II; Rrckuagrl & Co., pl2,J27 90
". "A. rophan, ri l,JJO AZ estate OF john L. Brown,
slO9G9 80.
Proceedings for composition now before Re ister
Kecuun, at No. i29 Futon-st by the nrn OF scnwab n
Tnc rm oort To at 80 5pcr cent Tnr
.Dilt.os amount Ia s-J,OJJ 49, aIi aasots plOO5S 20
Jamrs :. sctrns. connse for j. y. s.earns Co. op
poses the confirm alton on the ground Of fraud.
Henry SchYd D. manufacturer ~ ladies suits at No.
BOO Broadway haA gone into bankruptcy. having preyi-
Ousy made an assignment 10 Arnold halioan, under tho
state law. HIS Liabilities amount 10 over I'll 1000
Among the assets stock 81. 1913 49, notes 1900 TX
tuIcs, dc, 9l,Ooi 10
meeting Of the creditors OF Ca.em, Salmon Fri
bonTg. SHIRT manufacturers at No 40 Widest, who
fa about two months ago. ~Bs held yesterday AZ the
U Henry W Alien, i.rgker la Bankruptcy, at No.
IL broadway, for tho bna confederation of OfYsr to
compromise ~ 80 cent, III notes NJ four Six nine
monsns. Olly one creditor objeeCed-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
CRIMINAL NOTES.

motion il TO he male to-day before Judge Rene
ac' The United states COr T. admit TO BAN Charles
l.. Lawrence, the legged smuggicr snd iorger
At the Harlem Police Court Yesterday Louis
OF S9i Broadway. held III 500 bail ~
Kilbrth for thr aenng TO shoot Bailey Lea h. nr
OF astoria Mr. Joss denied crimins intent and sad
rghteu Leach ont ~ his house, would
when ir,o ell tho other hauG. Leach claim d thar
Il him goods delivered. and That only
~ ted the hOIse Ia get his money
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Morgan committed Philip Keafing shO charged
win having Doat.n seamrn named VII am White and
Charles West Thursday night 10 sgait the result Of
whites iJuu,s William hirKpaiCa char ed Win break
ing into tire ~ Abraham Franklin az No BIG HUDSON st.
stealing goods valued S75, hoC In dcfat 81 81 500
bail Coleman Waterman for Dr.Asiu street
lamps default Of $500 bal 10 'Thrrn
c.n,, who tenpcI - 81 ot Emile kOZlrT THURSDAY
the AZ No 90 Greene St. ed IN default 81
Fiimmer committed Jbf AIllaIan in
fu,t u 81 800 BAIL tor breaking into the store OF LOUIS
pwct in 1T No - Maiden lane AMI attempting TO carry oil
a Oi leaf TOBACCO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
INDEPENDENTS " MASSACHUSETTS.

HE LARGE vOTg FOR Ni. 40 Ms At TIE WoIcHS-
TER tONNENrION-A rNLrY HAT WILL HAVE
MUCH ISFLTE CE ~ PODIfiCS.
To me EdfIDr Of TLt Trtbunr
SIR: Your Boston correspondent in his letter
published Tux TRIBUNE Of saturday M ikes statement
ia r. gard To Mr.. Charles Francis tda which venture
ia think proceed entirely erroneous view Of Mr.
kdtms's position now, we'll - last Autumn. Vt WVr
ter TAc effort to nOm,nIto Mr. Adams last Fail was II
pur,ly spontaneous Tii're or ,auikation o
any kind II expressed simply that yearnins for reform
thorough reform In MI our ways OF Government,
which constitutes the hop ful sign for tn
fuurc. Ihc !nrnds OF Reform were ~, ii
III The number OF Yates cH-t for Dir Adams at Worcester.
They uragrd 10 feel that ~ mere unorganHr,
s,nuch could do 30 niurn, united ciun Wei directed
cOIil nuCh norc. Your correspondent II Nrfy sweep
ng when SAYS Mr .,daHlss name " In not dvOidDli
received IN any Republican quarter III thls . ctlOn
s.Jny influential Republicans ure strongly IA faNor %
presentation al his name AT Cincinnati. The poll
tic.ns, H. l. true, IN every section ar opposed u ar
Adams, not only personally, bot because lie rcpirsrh<
the new vital whI,h threaten tn "a tiigIish
tn present party maDt dnd methods Among t1Us'
men tlr candidacy u. Ar 4 tm> Is no duub, hOuted In
massachusetts however. ul,swhcrr. the iBe, nden
Noir daily Increasing, and politicians, before many
over, VIII p|rid, have increased respect
for Ill those who DOioye Ia reform aud mean tO
IL carried Out LIBERAL.
DOsfOH. Jan. -, 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
TIE IrnY coNNnssIoNERsuIP.

In the suit of Douglas Taylor against
Thomas Dunlap regard 10 the ofi,e al Commissioner
Jurors the facts being all conceded aud the only qlc,
tiuns being questions of law the trial formal aud
Judgment Wa, CIV Tor this ncuui5rut t. tartat
80 app al Ia tie General Term Of the supreme Court
r4c argument IL. re Wa fui, bat tie General Term
dg,, rn o'or tho question 10 the Court Of Appeals
tcy Say "1h' question ilyolvcd I'm mi, one
much public Interest. rccy affect, tie tide 10 IN.
liuoiltut pubic ohcc. ana nollro t the auinl,tra-
ION ui lac JurA S'st'l uf the lly AMI amy 81 y
turh. Inr question w b. as Il Dugt 10 be- irtrrmDeu
..I.Iuat j. by trc cplrt &, Last tg,uii. aui t,c
tul, well .t thc pttte, - Interest," 4ne ahFb-
d.c thc yu. NJ "t Dh, tur question before th,
Court 10 \ l.l-, Ys m IN t.t promo ~ without
cnD, nvt and 81, ~ ts result IRON
y.In.l ..uu ulI. AcN uId. We tAiuh
Wuicii are fully ia~Ih.d ~ Ehlu, TIE dI.tctuu
icu N enable TIE IA tlc, soonest .,lrI dusl d.
,o.. All lor .AIt plpOse Nc uOot 1iIt Ju,I rnl
..... Atm Iurl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHISGToS. Jan. 2S-In the Court Of Com
mission Of Alabama Claims to-day the following Judgments
rendered.
SO 500 Charles A. PrIley q Fail River, Mass sl,323
5S5-fpiu NuJlug Of New Pciiord. SOL. VI.
l1J2 a. p. Coffin. a.mini.rator Of Nantucket Mas. $50
S53 Jon IaArT of Yarmouth, Mass. $40 81 No.
l7S- YIN. eIhiis II Osteryie. Mass, $40 Ma. LII
ian t. BOu,. san Franc Ca, 500
following submitted the testimony
oral argument 81 COuusi;
No 7lAug. Jenuey: &. W. q fOrl for complainant;
100 A. J. trcsw,l for United states
So llt7-iuo r. HaNes; {. w. clifford FOR complainant
Jno. A j or swell Or Un tel states
Ili~Johu Joseph. G. W. Clifford for complainant;
fol "a \. !. ,r.Swcu for Emitted states.
l250 Manuei f. DE silva - W. clifford for comp ain
ant. J. A. CTrsA ell ,pT nj ed states.
~ tcorsc De l.. Neto &. w CT n I'd for complain.
j A. T. Ctcs Nell or United states.
acigr r. Baker, COratlls Cole fOT plaAant;
]. Al. NresNtll for Tn ted states.
i,3jl-AuO.O silva: co. Ieils Cole for conf linantl
]. \. j. r swell nr United STATES.
NO -3JChas Tucker g. w. q ford for compliosnt j. A.
j.. Cr.s ell ;Or Unitou STATES
so Hamlet = Whittier. admlHi-tTatriX. T. j. D. Fuller
for cuuBliilalt, ]. s.. J. tr.sW e. for Hitel
80 J.u-W. H. orter; G. " clifford Tor complainant J. A.
J r-sy,Ull fcr United STATES.
No. .-37-Io - W Parker administrator. c. W. CLIFFORD
ior claimant, J. J. Cresn ell for United States
~ =. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29

The appeal Of the purchaser, of the PARK
idrater lca~' n caIol a"d Frederick q. GrDSz. VII,
.sked Ia be released from th.ir purchase az foreclosure
ale, arg icd ytsorIy IN 6spicI Curt, Goaert.
FERN. Tue motion was entitled IN .ne salt OF Rigg
..,ilust PI.5, H." NJ PI.s,c m0Tt-ascJ tho lease
tEcHt Ge fge ". Rigs tIo banker, o.cu.r
10 blid il. WHcI IL. K.gS, w.sAci 20 lO.ccos
Iuoi -IP. dc INST Wa, put IN Tat II WAS to be
lac lcni pro ,rrty Ia b. PAID 10y hr stuart
dutChSc was over "a tu, TIC uOrt-e lOlCctDSr
.uc properly s1d, tdu the ass bought IN by
iicnaeI ana FfrlcricA A. GrosL ioI SI2,UUJ. Ihuy
20 pp r. Fci nom thcr prCi dSe, Oa tnc srodlI thai
uJt tn urrd Of some Ui TIM terms of tue lease
lI.,Ir application Oycrrua dud tty apprs .ct. DE
ris.uu rcarrNtI Meanwhile two OtnoG ht!G lion,
are pending about the es.ue prOpc.iy, one D,t.ceA
sicsss. PusstIi .ni StuIrt tLC rlD-leahe U t,
tirdtt T. aud one between or lnu owners O the lana
mad tc fVf,cd Tor nUn-pat ucnt of r,nt aud
Mr.. Pus,cl, VINO tlo rSEt 80 r,uceu tue prop
rrty pay mrni VI tac rOnt, ald that IL has Dctu PAID
lt, /, all b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE yAy-YoEK rLrrs CLASS CouPAyI
TIE ACCUSED srcaxrApY DISCHARGED.

TuG ACCUSED SECRETARY DISCHARGED.
Charles X. ROusia. arraigncd at tho Wash
nrton Pace Poc Court tio dolbir charge 81 ol-'r-
u private letters aud muta,ng the account hooks o.
Ar Ncw-YOrf Pine al - Association. WA honorably
Discharged 81 T4nr,ly Justice Morgan holding at ~
o., comia uant's c,drnc. proved That ine prisoner
. PARTNER jus the iiru 60 IT, aInOnnt Of $4,000, e.
nAI I.Sd right Upon tue irtiors OF the ann. III"
held thai there no criminal cyilcnco aBin-
tho d.fcuiaat 10 te mliil.iilun OF ia"
books Al the IA alleged To hIy' been tistn IRON
/. A-s Icilt were ust.iTn.G o. NJ. RI iS'a Mr
ipus. IN itiOn wth fhEtNh report - stated
ttI .ur i.r, J. .- b.iN, aot .tph - % DiAthpi
ptfS as uNn ppr,lph e." ~ ins7 - "a b
Wa = - tFrT-c tn" To- fhat III e. Wuru
r was arrested lie j. ready nj wlliu g d. - now
Ia. rt-i 0r ~ O!Icr purpose thth 10 pr
mia frun iyrrti~ius 10 mat II e. iin result h''
shown the t. be- tIc ,t~r, iVr ,hripg Ia t'ur Dir
u n,ua va. under ,t IiI'w, tue rUmplt niui
soil t.r prDpr' uf 10" -, CLARION ln "a" "ul'. ~
So. 1914 .ifUJuN N. br-.tr. uutultf ." Iitt riaSS
al tii, OH nAtu4.. agd turIbr, to y ttnlu Han
Go. 10 81 Mai ultur; al Wen NIr Efu.Ia cot e.
tic oiiir.. Fiiiti amin everything D-IonShs 10
to Association Add D-rn rc I'f'i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
THE COURTS.
LAWYER SUSPENDED FOR ONE YEAR

In suit brought to foreclose mortgage
made By Charles H. Clark TO Henry f. Fletcher Robert
" Waite Carks lawyer testified thar the mortgage was
made TO be sold at usTous rate OF interest 10 william
f. Bruse a clerk In his office mere intermediate
and was then sold to Fletcher, but that George H.
Fletcher, n lawyer OF this city, exacted as pre-
requisite to the purchase affidavit 81 Clark that there
was no defense ground OF usury to the bond ana
mortgage that he (wae, got from his client snch al
affidavit and he and Bruse Endorsed on the back that IL
was true Nevertheless he defended the suit, on tho
ground that George II. Fletcher knew that both the ai
dayit certificate false and that the matter was
mere cover for usury Judge Van Worst who tried the
case decided tho in favor OF Fletcher but at the re-
quest Of both counsel sent the matter to the General
Term to be investigated
The General Term. Judge Davis giving the opinion
acquit Fletcher entirely, but IA ~ Robert n waite says
" No attorney Justify himself under any circum
stances in suffering his client to make false affidavit
himself knowing ts falsy much less can he JUSTIFY
himself when knows such false affidavit to have been
by his client certifying that II IA true 10 Dis own
ledge. Mr.. Waite knew III his version OF me
transactions he true, that he arming party with
the means OF deceying innocent purchaser VINO,
on the faith of the affidavit and securities, might sulse
uuently 1ke the securities We unable To turn the
conduct of tine attorney into any h-ht IN when IL noes
appear discroitabo and d,h0nOraDe 10 ms pfOes
sion II be- true, ntlmaCed in the testimony tlaJ
lawyers accustomed to do such things IN the ncSoua
ton their clients securities. II IL time that VI wa.
known that such acts not consistent win professional
honesty personal honesty" Judge Davis sta"s tdt
the punishment OF expulsion Is nOdncd III conSe
qcnce -, the good reputation Of Mr. waite 10 one years
suspens for reformation and example.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
MR.. SHEARMlN MISREPRESENTED.
TIE LANGUAGE WHICH HE REALLY USED CONCERN
M MH. BEECHER AND LADY MEMBERS OF PLY
MOUTH CHURCH.

TIE LANGUAGE WHICH HE REALLY USED CONCERN
IN. Ma. BEECHER AND LADY MEMBERS OF PLY
MOUTH CHURCH.
In A conversation with Thomas G.. Sherman
recently. TlIBUst reporter a,scl him u there
any truth in tho assertion Of London correspondent
cat daring ms visit In sland hc mad said III Dr
PIrkeI's Church that all tuo ministers In the United
States KISSED the lady members OF their Congregations
nnI that Mr. BcocheT snguary abstemious in this
rrspect" Mr.. shelrm,n replied e make ii a rule not
10 contradict newspaper reports or should have denied
this report before II evidently tssen
some Am rican journal. for am qlite sure IL never a
pearod in an Engls Journal. presume Il IL pcryrsion
resulting from Cing together two paris OF speech
on that occasion ono part Of my SPEECH related 10
conversation had En- gllsi lady and GENT man.
VINO sad that l. giiId uaclrs we're moi allowed 10
kiss their nicces AMI were not allowed 10 kr-
another IN respectable sOctrll, ana con lrihlth
Amcri ans BECAUSE they permitted such familiarity. fbr
audience MAS considerably amused al TINS, anu sAii
that 10 doubt II rules were 10 DE lahen as TIE
standard OF virtue aud rc-pecaDllty We poor Amer
leans wOud stand low III the scale, because Ill
not know any American family IN which snch Iul''
would bu enforced ulrss upon tine gonh tit Inc Uncle
dlsrC ,iir 10 lie aiit tel mt any fcsieoaDie
family Further while MOI speaking oi hlssIh nor
IndNug aliu-IOn Ia the subj w,aicEcf Hid t.al
Mr. Iirerher far from benz nan gwen !" any eh
cessi irodon wi "a ll Of ais eitlOn generally
nas Iabiil tly moro cautious AMI Reserved ~ bis
delnraI toward them than usual am ny crigy
men. far | knew. | suppose the reporter run
tIo,e things together IN ono paragraph, anu 50
Conveyed entirely false idea cOEsrrNud "ith several
eminent minister's Euglanl, WIN whom
DISCUSSED al lCuSt the course whcn Nr Bccchrr
has man, years adopted with rcgrJ 10 interviews
between himself ami ladies of tue church. and ihcy
took much strict than those which PIE, aod
among tho clergy anywhere ia In gland"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
JUDGE BRADY on PISTOL CARRYING.

In the opinion of the General Term Of the
Supreme Court affirming the sentence OF tine Court OF
General Sessions against William Tute, convicted Of
feonous assault. Judge Brady, who gave the opinion
after reviewing aud Oyerruling the various EXCEPTIONS
said
The plaintiff in error ia the victim OF practice which
the Legislature should control by proper limitations The
possession pistol leads 10 is uso on slight oyOca-
and ia tine absence of danger which demands lie
employment for protection II provokos di-pntat"us
and bcgercnt spirit and places the lives of men IN perl
when. from surrounding Circumstances until that weapon
may carry pistol h safety 10 is life and librIty,
bat tmorOus man cannot DO 80. The former VIII uSo II
tine peril of ms limbs life requires title Latter,
IA All pro ability, when there l5 no Necessity. Ii the
Legislature ~ all permit pistol 10 be carried cOnoraed
upon the person. only license. and provide
punishment for violation 81 the law in that respect.
iiefr Vii De a dimluutiun Ot crimes by violence winch
viii more than com csate the people for the slight III
enioncc 81 applying Tor tho privilege 81 carrying
the weapon named. IL viii Undoubtedly Increase tn"
public safely. u VIII Ia men of good rep titun,
whose exposure may req lire II, the right To curry me
ps,o., white ilev :. rsars, and violent dr. nAarcs,
tui men Of bad cpfiilDn 10 whom no license womb t
granted, viii subject tn elves 70 me penalty II they
Violate ihe laY-l double punishment il caught with IA
while att mptlng alter having peructr.io1 crime Dy
srh statue the pcac,abl'. ltwaD dnS citIm would
have he advantage over the ,cAss lud tnr la~rssa
su rer0r pL.,o u which Lee IL entitled Tue ptac'i.
mentioned ever II that the courts cannot
troll. the remedy lies with the Les stature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
but nominal damages the city, If any one being entitled
to the substantial award.

but nominal damages the city If any one. being entitled
to the substantial award.
In q suit by William C. Bryant and other,
against the city for So $50 for printing pamphlets &c.
Judge Barrett in Supreme Court Chambers has refused
motion for judgment the pleadngs. The city do
MED any knowledge that the plaintiffs partners
and that the work was ordered done. The PLANTING
claimed this was sham answer; defendant should
whether was DONE and should not set up want
OF knowledge. Judge Barrett held that under the
the city entitled to have proof before jury
OF partnership OF the panti and the value Of the
work. and therefore denied the motion.
Ex-Polce Judge Edward j. Shandley was
arrested yesterday under the snwell act In a suit
brought by Isaac J. Oliver Judgment for $40 81
for election printing The execution was returned up-
based the allegation that r Shandey Is conccalns
his property in order TO avoid payment OF the claim
parole until Monday next
An application was made yesterday In Su-
preme Court, Chambers before Judge Barrett by John
T.. Parsons, to compel Messrs Roe & Mackln person
ally TO repay into court $36l1 80 drawn by them from
the Clerk OF the Court behalf OF their client Horace
b. Gardner. The money was part Of an award TO I'M
known owners, made by the Commissioners OF Estimate
and Assessment for the opening Of Eleventh-sye. A
@ OF Of @ arsSn l w s P loF % as Ss
the respondents in bad faith toward him, without giving
his client notice. and by dcceiynv Judge Donohue OBJ
tanned order for tho money The respondents
that they unable u give notice to Mr. Parsonss
client, but dli notice u Mr. Parsons Of these
c"cfncs and did not deceive Judge Don hue. Decision
reserved.
In the case of W. X. Baldwin, assignee in
bankruptcy OF II. b. Echol against John Henion
action brought to recover the ynue Of
certain personal property, valued at Sl,54O.
transferred by NiehOl to the defendant
April l, 1873. Nichol was declared bankrupt
about May s. 1873 II Is claimed that the transfer
contrary to the 3j section OF tho Bankruptcy act IL
stood before the amendment Of Jan. o. 1874 The
tiOn formerly provided that the creditors Should have
TO believe that the debtor nso
vent, AMI That the transfer for the purpose of
making cqual distribution Of his assets among his
creditors generally Tho amen lnent added the word
- knowing" after the word, " 10 believe" In this case,
The debtor having been adjrdgcd bankrupt before
amendment adopted the Court held that tie amend
i1snt did not apply TO the The case begun
Frtnesd " morning in the United states Circuit Court
Jofors judge Shpman. Yesterday H. finished and
The Jury after absence OF several hours, returned
verdict for the nJini fof he ul amount claimed with
interest fOm June 30, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
CIVIL NOTES.
In the United States District Count Y

In the United States District Count yesterday,
IN the collision Of Sammy slde a.,.,s,
~ anboat Harlem, IN which ctuu Was brought l.
$1,000 damages, judge Bidtsu.ord ssuou all
dit.icnIu, at AGAINST the la lem.
The Society for the Reformation of Juveuii,
DclinIuonts obtained from Judge bar rtt yesierda,
injunction restraining Benz amin W. nichoOcr. GeVIs
hmslIp, ANA hi. \o-rr from giving performances "a.
Iuo In.rd a, h.oaler una. le, pap lee.
In the case of Michael Shcudol and Cor
ueis Carroll. brought the Supreme Court. Chambers
habeas corpus aside Judge ri niurrs dccsiun
hOuing them bal, Judge Barrett SesetidA rrtJrlr,,
The whole matter Tor correction Of conceded error.
Chief-Jus,ico Davis, bofore adjourniug the
supreme Court General Torn. ANNOUNCED t,al VI
the oncroachmrnts OF nOn-enuneratod and preferred
motion, the pod ilrndar, hereafter tnry wUlu lee
confined Ia tine lllst two each term.
special cause shown.
In the case Of Henry l.. Dalton and others
against hares Nelson aud others brou nt a.
damages for alleged Infringement Of paten,
cocks. The has been O1Oro the
I'VE years, and nnil aIguucI- Lad Tue
Unt:d states Circuit Court before Judge IpnIau e.
rriay. .. j. Gordon appeared Tor tne COM u.
aud 4. ". Clarke tor the descendants.
In the suit of VIM. A. Seaver collector OF
the estate OF John L. Brown, against the cIty iOr
done by Mr. brown grading lirstaye.. the jury yesie
day. IA Supreme Court Circu brought ia sealed
rdct for p.intlH for p3o 1866 III amount Originally
claimed without intergsI tdse Lawrence xIdntoI
allowance oi 300 Joan L.. Devn for pl..ut.n.
L. l." Stclson Tor defendant.
The Commissioners of Estimate and Assess
neut FOR laying out pubic drive having awarded L.
unknown III .547 parf or en- -Hundr and.
dyseveuth-st, two ciibants, George Il. Crnncll and
Joan Daley, 10 a~ ABOUT IL. Gginnell
court below. anu DALEY Appealed Iho oupIcIie Court
General Tenn dooides That noter entitled ~ anything
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-01-29
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, Jan. 26.-ln the Court of Appeals Friday,

albany, JAN -o.--ln OOlIL ol appeals, iTluAY,
Jau. ,, l3 q;
..4I4-J"fn Harmsns, appellant. :. stewart Els
uIdca. rsIel b. 4 MADDEN Of counsel appel
ut a 81 o. George u. brsle, for Respond mi.
.tn.r,,Cn rsp"udcn by i. Hai"n ~ n'c fr
plel.4, sad b. George b. Bradley Tor respondent
40 3-Al'r'd Y. sizes and another an
bert ~.ytun apo Arpnei ~ A. H. itcAcOc@ Tor ar
Illi at ,frur- g.. "a chant for respondent.
30 - samuel ami Dttrs 'jcnts. at. peter
appel li. Argued ny Ira alrT
Hans AID Ter rrspOalHit.
1I-Amcla hochICaht siCudo 4, agL JOseth Russ
lpl. aut. AIg.sd ~ j. T. Har u auusi or appeaa
IA ii Do, J.. =. iiui Tor irsppudont. Case SIN
rotlaIna ION made AID Tie Go IoIined
Ihe ~ Appeals day endar Tor MONDAY jan. 81
u. follows Nos jJ6, loo lJ9. 80, 49, O. aud
I3s.