davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-06-21

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Eseing tlesfroua OF KeEIDUC~
QNG our large stock of sca-
Soalnble g00als- we will offer |
aslis efny, n1lti during the en-.
tire month. el1Or1anO11S kbnn'- |
gains isa sall llOasldcpnrtIncRats.
IA Positive Reduction of Is
to 40 per Cent. I
IGOpcs Checked q Striped
Silks, good style, at 75. SIC,
and s1 per yard. 4
GAO pcs CororetH Silks, Gros
Grain, ina aff t1tc bes1 shnt1es,
at a1.1O, B1.:e5 uad Sl.4O
per yard.
Excellent quality Gros
<srai1, silk ut ST., $1.1O.
$1.A@, $a.50. and $l.75 per
yard. Decided bargains.
10DpcB Gslinct7s best BLACK
silk ut Sc, $3.50, So, una
$500. II
500 pcs Dcbegcs, in brown
and gray, 20c, worth 4Oc. j,
10 cases assorted PIaitls,
good styles, :.5, 80. and :s:5c.
Silk nrata Wool H'cnEces, i'm
gray md brosgn- only 50 l.2,
former price Goo. l
go cnscs assorted Dress
Goods, plain. striped, and
plaid, ut II Lee, t6c, aSc. !
and zoe.
go cases All-SVooI Dcbcges
at 35c per yard.
2 cases sHoouab1e.syiGltlnP Pop :
lfn Aspiaczt, heavy cord, Soc
pcr yard. i,
Loco pes Black Al1-NW0ol
French Gnsfaaaleres. c01la-
Eaezlcing Mt d5;5c for 40-1ncll.
and S5c for 4e;.f3AcIa.
l3lnclk Hroa-frnns.e Grcr,a-
dine, zinc goods, SO and :s5c.
Troa.franae Grenntlinc,
silk n1nt wool, so, 60, and
75c. former retail price ST.,
$n.5O, 1s1ld $H.75.
Twoynrtas Wide 1ron-frame
Grclluasalle, heavy mesh,
$I.e5, H..50, and $::e. Worth
Inspection.
500 dl0z Iatac1k Towels, ex.
ira quality, 81 per dozen.
500 doz IDannasA Towels.
4O.incla. assorted borders,
$3, worth So.
Extra quality Rrcac1acd
Table aDa1lasslk, two yards
wide, warranted alf linen,
ut 81.
800 pcs Victoria lawn, ono
yard wide, A2 H.:ec per yard.
l,OG)Opcs American r Fiqsaes
Zoe per yard, worth o25c.
We Hluitc Inspection.
l2l & l233 State-st.
Branch, Twenty seold-st. and Mlcsigal-sY,
HAAS.
GOLD! I. ID
VIC were the 6rst to commence paying
out SILVER CHANGE In Chicago.
We shall from this date pay out GOLD In
change to all our ouatomers who buy over
$500 worth Of goods.
SCOTT & CO..
''IIattels to the Great Northwest"
1872 & 104 MA{lisOn.st.,
CORNER FIt"rII-AV.
TRUNKS AND VALiHEH.
Having purchased At Bankrupt
4SfHntfnTD1T lHate III Now York thH Ertfea Stuck
, 1876-06-21

Two yards wide Vron.fra1ne
Grclluasal1e, heavy mesh,
$I.25, H.50, and $$:e. Worth
Inspection.
, 1876-06-21

BLACK Rr0l-Ernpsxe Grcaaa.
dine, G1ac goods, SO and :s5c.
, 1876-06-21

Loco pcs Black All-NW0OK
French Gnsiaaalercs. c01aa-
yslezlci1,g MT d5;5c for 40-11ac1l,
and 6jc for 4a;.fsAcfl.
, 1876-06-21

IrOIa.franae GrenntEine.
silk n1RN wool, so. 60, and
7:5c. former retail price ST,
$n.5O, u1ld $H.75.
, 1876-06-21

500 dl0z IatacIk Towels. ex.
ira quality, So per dozen.
, 1876-06-21

500 d0z IDarnasIK Towels.
4O.incli. assorted borders,
$3, worth So.
, 1876-06-21

go cases All-W00I DcbcEes
at 35c per yard.
, 1876-06-21

go cuEcs assorted Dress
Goods. plain. striped, and
plaid, ut II Lee, doc, HSc,
a1ld 10c.
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Term OF the Common Pleas, for order that,be de-
PENDANT furnish bill Of particulars The to
the suit is that the article is true. In his decision
given yesterday, Judge Van Brunt says:-'rhe only
authority which the plaintiff has been able 90 cite
support OF his novel application the case Of Tton
VI. Beecher II seems TO have~bee assumed that
the Court OF Appeals, in the decision Of that
ease, has put forth some new and hitherto
unfamiliar doctrine with reference 10 the
granting Of applications for bills Of particulars
But an examination OF this case will show that the de-
cision was strictly in accordance with the practice be-
lore the code and in entire harmony with section l5S
OF the CODE and does not support the position Of the
plaintiff on this notion He then goes TO show that
under the section quoted the power Of the Court TO or
der bill Of particulars is limited 10 the OF claim
being made upon ono party the other and II Is the
particulars or this claim which can be ordered The
WORD "clalm, he says is equivalent TO demand,
and cannot apply TO defence. II would, there-
FORE appear that this motion should be denied; how
ever, hc lie constrained by the decision of Judge j. f.
DAILY granting bill OF particulars 10 the same
plaintiff in his libel suit against the Tunes
In that decision Judge DAILY held that the Court had
power to order bill of particulars, and until this de-
csion is reversed by the General Term he Judge Van
Brunt should follow IT, He therefore orders defendant
TO furnish bill of particulars showing who the per-
who suspected the plaintiffs honesty and in
stuted inquiries and learned that his record not
good; ia what Toronto paper he advertised for clerks;
the KIND OF business transacted by him in Chicago par
taking Of the nature OF swndles; from whom he re-
ceived consgnments while in this city and 10 whom he
failed TO account and the names OF the persons whom
paintin swndled by means OF notes Endorsed by Read
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.
GALyEsror, Feb. IL. 1870.

GALVESTON, Feb IL, 1875
Snas Sale, net g,:s sse
Ss44 os,asn the Channel 'f4 4o5 ' COAST
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. IL, 1876,
dns % good oSs ne Ss scep HT e
gross sl7s Exportslo Great Britain 45et; France.
ysstySs! rsssiEs is: sro. sss4s s'I fs
to the 8
Sales So geo orr The exports coast
eoss,wise instead or February To- exports
eosstwise, 1883, instead Of 1870
Cotton steady mdding I2,4c low %iddnE lille good
2s7s ExpoTs@ro Great Britain 1i74 10 France Ga,s Sao
ssss Ss: 2 se
Joss Exports-To Great Britain, Is, 1885, 70 France.
OF the week, GOO
Cotton quiet and steady middiing i5Ae low middiing
E good oasr a Ss sssOs Liza - Ss s
Weekly Net receipts $40 bales; gross Iolle Exports.
Channel 2e5c ccastSiss aSs saes Ssas 20 tho
CHARLESTON. Feb. IL. 1876
sSs Continent n sos Sales % ock v Ss Essy
Net receipts 1897 bales Exports-To France 37O 10
the Continent, 1882; cOastwise, 500 Sales 6io0
TOLEDO, Feb IL, 1875
firm; M. white Wabash, 81 Is: No. / white Michigan
10 do nOs 81 os 10 i red %inef, 3 46 No. Do;
a te NSy s c ss S dg s%ds s Sv high ds
4lsc grade 44lsc damaged 3ssc Oats quiet, but
fs SS a. Il g. sS 1S.a n
1900 do corn 5000 do Shipments 600 bushels
wheat, 1000 do. oats
CHICAGO Peb. IL. 1915
Sg sSss qsCSGy SS sty SSn CT
- rs So rs medium TO choice winter extras
at 81 IS 81 so Wheat unsettled active and lower; No
Chicago spring 81 O4s spot sales at 81 OBJ 81 o.,
Soc rejected Zoe Corn opened hrm but closed dull and
lower No mixed, 4lc, i1lse bid March, f6c bid
May; rejected SIC oats quiet but steady No 2 31kc.,
spot Sls4c 3lMc March Barley quiet and weak. Rye
at Sea ~ 10 Pork irregular but in the higher az
$50 So spot; x2o 9Tts S2l March $40 30 April Lard
irregular but In the main higher Si2 80 $l2 s.
$i2 rs March <l2 s7is $i2 30 April Bulk meats very
short rib middles l17Sc.; short clcar mddes, l1%c.
Nhskey steady, with fair demand at 81 CO. Rccepte-
Flour 1000 bbls wheat 5000 bushels; IO2 600
CO. oats 81 600 DO; barley 1900 DO; sys 1000 DO
corn G700 do oats 1000 do; barley. 1000 do; rye.
1900 do At the afternoon cali OF the Board wheat steady
and unchanged other grains hrm and unchanged Pork
firm and higher az s2i cash; SCI 10 March; $2I 97K
April Lard hrmer, but unchanged.
BUFFALO, Feb II, 1876.
Recepts-Flour zoo bills wheat $4,000 bushels csrn
$1,000 DO oats 2OO)O do barley 1900 do shipne
Flour 5000 bbs wheat 5000 bushels; corn 5000 do
changed Wheat and firmly held; white Michi-
sold AZ 81 81 Corn quiet scarce sales Of
track sic 52c Oats neglected except fof re-
tail lots Rye nactive Milwaukee offered at 7sc barley
according quality Pork firm heavy $40 10 Lard
quiet at 13Ac. Hghwincs nomnaly 81 10.
oswKco, Feb. H. 1870
Flour unchanged; sales 200 bills Wheat steady extra
white Michigan 81 So No. Mw club held al 81 40
Corn dull. Western mixed o6s, old DO. $50 harley
Bolted. S27 unboited $26 Mill feed-shors SIG A SI7,
shpstuhs, xlS $40; middlingS. $40 S22
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In the United States Supreme Court to-day the fol-
lowing cases were heard
No l42, Stone VS. Towne ct al-Appeai from the
Circuit Court for the District OF Mississippi sole
question in this case is whether certain Judgment
confessed by one Woodman in favor OF the appellant
was an honest and valid judgment or was void for
fraud and collision. The Court below found il TO be
fraudulent and void II here contended that tue
Court brought to this conclusion by ad
uniting improper evidence and by the exclusion OF
legal evidence and particularly in rejecting oral testi
mony in respect Of matter which was also contained
In written books but not necessarily so, and ruling
that the books contained the only legal evidence while
they in existence This ruling is said to be uneX
arnped Wright n Lowe for appellants; Joseph Casey
for appellees.
Court OF CIaims.The claimant sought to recover dam
ages for not getting certain hides which he bad con-
tracted for with the proper officer. The contract
that should all the hides of beef cattle slaugh
tered for the Indians at Fort SILL Indian Territory for
a certain period, which the Superintendent of Indian
Affairs at that place should decide required
for the comfort oil the Indians The Court below de-
clded for the government, holding that in the first
place the officer making the contract was not author
lied to make IT, and that in any there could be
recovery because the cattle ultimately turned
over the Indians on foot the United States did
Strengthening II is contended here that hides
notsubsistence supplies they not within the regu-
lations requiring sale under advertisement for bids;
and that 10 say that because the cattle were turned
over to the Indians alive the contract avoided
would be TO allow entire departure from the under
standing between the parties when the contract was
made and that the Court VIII not permit such per
version of its terms. C. f. Peck for claimant; +. B.
Smith, Assistant Attorney General, for government
No 146. Raymond Thomas-Error to the SUI
preme Court OF South Carona--In this case foreclo
sure and sale ordered by the state Court of GER
tain property held by tie plaintiff error; but before
the sale occurred, military orders forbid such pro-
cecdng in respect 10 any property mortgaged between
1860 and 1865 and commanded a stay OF proceedings
This order sanctioned by the Legislature of the
State but the Court srcgardod the orders and when
the sale had been made by its officers confirmed IL
The questions here are, 1rst this such decision
against federal power exercised by law, TO give
right OF appeal to this Court and second was the sale
made in violation of the military orders valid and
binding. The plaintiff IN error contends that there
violation OF the military order, because il made
subsequent the order of the Court ii Is also
tended that the order of General Candy staying pro-
ceedngs fell with his fall from power and hence there
violation. because the sale made after his
authority ceased upon the representation of the State
In Congress Phillips, for plaintiff in error: W. W.
Boyco for defendant
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BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTS.

Proceedings In bankruptcy have been commenced
against John AcCaGcrtY, Daniel McCacrty and Henry
Mcdonald, shoes, No. $50 Bowery and No 1914 Third
avenue, by S. hunson Co., OF Albany, who have a
claim Of 81 800 against the firm. Their liabilities
amount to S364l nominal assets, $40 067; actual
assets tl2,072 The property OF the firm is in the
hands OF the 0ssignees, Messrs James Chambers aud
Robert Irwin.
Eleven creditors of otto Hustler dealer in iurs No
Ss Maiden lane, have petsioned to throw him into
bankruptcy and the order is rcturnable to-day. His
liabilities amount TO $5s els oil; nominal assets
S2l271 10; real assets $40 2I1 Is Tho claims or the
pctitionins creditors amount to over $25, 600
Frederick Wright, Wholesale liquor dealer, No 81
New street. Us Ia negotiation with his creditors for a
compromise and several meetings have been held his
liabilities amount TO $l0l, 600 and his assets are
nomnaiy $50 600 but their real value estimated at
$35, 600 His first proposition 10 settle at forty
Genus on 'hc uoal unsecured out 'hc committed OF
creditors. on examining his accounts. found that It
would be almost impossible for him 10 pay tina, amount
aud he subsequently, made another proposition to
promise at thirty cents the dollar which has been
accepted by a number OF his creditors
warrant in bankruptcy has been issued against
Henry Bowers, John H. Bradford and Henry b
Graham OF the late nrm Of Bowers Beekman q Co
dry goods merchants No " Worth street. VINO failed
several years aud the matter has been referred
Robert McMuen jewcller OF the of Water
and Fulton streets has made an assignment
Joshua Wood dealer in coal aud wood, OF Rutgers
Slip has Jailed
Paul Brothers & Co., manufacturers Of lasts OF No.
IS Warren street, have assigned.
G. Ebinghausen Co. dealers in furniture, rNo
100 seventh avenue have suspended payment
John Jameson, wooden ware, of No. 1S6 Washington
street. has made an assignment
julius N. Dubois has assigned TO Albert Pclouest
Al the nrst meeting OF the creditors Of James ]. An
thony which was held yesterday at tho oficc OF Reg.
ister Fitch, No S45 Broadway. ; L. Woodhorse was
appointed assignee. 1wcuty creditors proved their
claims, amounting in the aggregate to about $4,000
The Incc,ing OF creditors IN the matter oil Lcmanue
Morgan Son, to show cause Tor discharge which was
TO have been held yesterday at the obcc OF Recorder
Dwight, No Bcekman street. was adjourned until the
sluI met
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THE BOSTON BELFRY MURDER
CASE.

Referring to the verdict in the Boston belfry murder
case, the Advertiser OF that city says
The conviction OF Piper for the murder OF Mabel
Young perhaps not fully expected even by those
who believed that he really the perpetrator of that
dastardly crime There not few who have deter
mined III their own minds not only that the govern
men cid not make its caso but also that the pris-
innocent; but so far as we can judge, these
persons constituted but small minority of all who
have interested themselves in the Yet Piper has
had fair trial. and pressure OF public sentiment
has manifested itself against him. Nor think was
the terrible suspicion that the belfry murder was
his FIRST crime Of the same kind allowed TO prejudice
his in the trial just concluded There be
harm now saying that the result of the former trial
seemed 20 many failure OF justice, and OF the
people val, believe that tho verdict OF yes-
tnrdav is n righteous
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MANUFACTURERS AND BUILDERS
BANK

In the assets OF the Manufacturers and Builders
Bank arc two promissory notes gwen by Hugh Young
and James Young for $4,000 and 5000 The receiver
OF the bank has made application for extension
OF four years TO pay these notes there is no pros
poet Of realizing them short OF that time The
cciver also made application to sell $3.50 600 worth of
Southern State and county bonds They have no mar
kot value and it is asked to dispose OF them at
auction. referee has been appointed by the Supreme
Court TO take testimony TO what disposition should
be made Of these matters.
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THE SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. William NJ. Banks receiver OF the Security
Savings Bank yesterday filed in the County Clerks
ONCE statement OF the and liabilities OF that
Institution 1t appears that by realizing the secur
ties held assets those assets as now stated amount
TO 1929 594 65. The liabilities will reach $500 636 90
The accrued interest rent and deposits does ap
pear in the figures The following the principal
nrnres Of the statement:-
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TOMBs POLICE COURT.
Before Judge FIammcr.

PASSING A WORTHLESS CHECK.
Uriah c. Allen, Edward Myers and J'L Harrison
were yesterday held to answer on charge OF being
jointly concerned in passing fraudulent check for
$3.50 Henry Nichols, Of No IS Gold street.
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON.
William Williams, OF No. "a Spring street. was COM
mitted for trial at the General Sessions on charge Of
stealing wagon and team OF horses valued at $780,
the property of Frank Copeman OF No 400 West Thr-
teenth street The property was recovered
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.
By Judge Lawrence.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Weber VS. Weber ana another-Granted.
Bage VS.. Aston Fire Insurance Company.-As there
is Judgment in favor Of the defendants do not see
why Tue receiver should pay 81 900 and release Judg
ment for over 81, 600
Hursted vs. Cohen-Mr Hursted's affidavit should
state that there infants II states through
clerical error that there arc no defendants
Reuton VS. DuTant-MotiOn denied.
Huestormenda Mayorga and another-Motion
Denied with costs Memorandum.
BY Judge Barrett
IanEdon vs. Gray and another-Nos ana 2-l4eJ
OK parte orders be prepared In each suit with notice
of settlement, for Monday next at eleven A. N.
Ruckec VS.. Mead; Heatherton Heatherton.-
Orders granted
Gardiner vs. The Mayor, &c-Order settled
Matter OF Gilman. Report confirmed except to
the recommendation at the close OF the opinion az TO
that am not as at present advised, prepared to make
the order which the petitioner seeks, but will reserve
the point until have seen and conferred with Mr.. q.
NJ. Whitney.
Matter OF the Atlantic Giant Powder Company and
another-Motion denied, with $40 costs. hemoran
DUN.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERM
by Judge Sedgwick.
WIlking VS. Willking.-Moton denied for want of
proof that defendant has and without prejudice
TO renewal Of application.
Harmans vs Wilson.-Motion denied, with $40 costa
to abide event
Martens ct al vs. Martens ct a.-Bond for guardian
ad Item approved.
Stewart ct al vs. Iindman OF al Hall VS.. Cowdrey
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brunt
Orvs VS.. Doane-Uplnlon.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
btIVIN 'WukT WVI E an.
ALLEGED HOTEL THIEF.


ALLEGED HOTEL THIEF.
About two years ago lady, occupying room No SOS
at the Grand Central Hotel aroused from her re-
pose by hearing her door close She jumped up from
her bed and saw man rapidly wakingup the corridor
She then raised an alarm and found that 900 worth
ofJeweiry had been stolen from her room. The thief
could not then be found, but yesterday middle aged
man, named William Curtis, lound at the hotel was
arrested for the crime and committed.
BURGLARY.
AS 0icer Fitzpatrick, OF the Twentieth precinct was
patrong his post on Ninth avenue Thursday night
he found the door Of Nathan Levys butcher store No
23a Ninth avenue, Open and on entering found young
man behind the counter. In court yesterday he gave
his name as Charles Block He entered the store by
means OF a skeleton key. and when arrested a loaded
pistol found his person He was held in 81 600
10 answer.
INHUMAN CONDUCT
Eugene Hess was held In 500 TO answer for cruelty
tor;urlng dog in the rear ONO 492 Tenth avenue,
where the dog WAS found lying in agony. with his
throat cut ana a fearful slash by knife across his
bowels that the intcstnes protrudcd The animals
agonics were ended by shot from officer S
revolver.
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FAILURE or A TOBACCO GROVER.
srErScrrELp. Mass. Feb.

srErScuELD, Mass, Feb II, 1876
Eihu Bcden, OF whatoly, tobacco grower and dealer,
has failed with liabilities TO the amount OF $4,000, OF
which $21, 900 Is secured by mortgages His assets
over the morlgagcd property are only &lVOo
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AssAuLTrSG A PEpLEB.
POLICE COURT NOTES.

Al The Washington Place Police Court yesterday otto
schmcdes, q No ee3 Hudson street. held in $500
TO answer for the violation OF the lottery laws
Detective Kennedy, Of the Central once. ar
rested Philip Marks At the corner Of Broadway aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-12

long in she skirt side and not square enough
on the shoulders Plaintiffs claim was that the coat
a good it, and the only complaint which defendant
could make that he did not look quite attractive
in il as he expected he would The jury found IN favor
OF plaintiff for principal and interest In all $50
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Howard street. In the act Of picking pocket Marks
was held in $500 70 answer
boy named William Davis was also arrested ana
held for picking pockets IN the same LOCALITY.
Al the Tombs Police Court yesterday Diedrch Lamp
kin was held 10 900 TO answer on charge oil keep
Ing gambling saloon at No II South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-12
BURGLARY.
ESSEN MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Ottcrbourg.
STEALING A MUsKET.

Robert Richardson of No. IL Lewis street. private
Of Company +, sixty ninth regiment, NG.s.N.Y.,
held In 5000 bail complaint Of Captain Cushing
oC tho same company who charged him with selling
muskct which bad been delivered 10 him when he
joined The company.
AssAULTING A PEDLEB
Jacob Barrier, OF No llS Ridge street was fined $40
for assaultIng Jacob Friedman Of No 40 stanton
street Jewish shoe pcdlor A number Of others,
Who have not yet been arrested, took part la the
sau their c.lcct being to rob Friedman OF the shoes,
which lie carried on bis back
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EUROPEAN MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET-LoSpoS. Feb. 11-Evening.--
Calcutta linseed, Sos sos 3D. Sperm oil 500 per
Lnseed oil PAS. per cwt.
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HAVANA, Feb IL, 1870,
Spanish gold, 2121S 213 Exchange hrmer: United
States go days currency Ssz discounts short sight do
Ia 6sz discount; 60 days gold 3 81 premium short
sight do. AZ 5 premium. Sugar weak; No II Dutch
standard, 1914 1877 reals per arrobe.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY FtU. A"'VE
No. 167. Hull vs. Acknowledgment resumed
and concluded
No 19l. Henry Faucet, respondent vs. Frederick $.
Nichols, appeant-Argued by George B. Bradley,
Of counsel for appellant, and by W. B. Ruggles, Tor
respondent
No 169. James walstenholme, OF al, appellants VS..
The Walstenholme Manufacturing Company respond
ent-Argued by Benjamin H. Austin, OF counsel Tor
stl on
Adjourned.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

The following is the day calendar for Monday, Feb
ruary H. lS7o:-Nos. 1885, 1885, 1917, 200 2O2 2O3, no.
Dos
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

CONTINUED on NINTH PAGE.l
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LIBEL SUIT AGAINST THE SUN.
Mr. Charles d. Orvis who has entered suit for
se0,co0 against tho Saa for ALLEGED libel published
90 Tie 18th Of last November recently moved through