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A CRAZY wOMAN's COMPLAINT.

Some four days ago an elderly lady, who gave tho
namo Of Mrs. c. Allen, appeared before Justice Duffy,
at the Washington Place Police Court and asked that
warrant be issued for tho arrest Of Mrs. zimmerman,
keeper Of fashionable boarding house East Eighty.
sixth street. Justice Duffy granted summons In the
case, which was served Mrs. zimmerman. Mrs.
Alton then applied for subpnnas for witnesses whom
she wanted to testify, and was then discovered thas
she was eccentric, among The persons she de-
sired TO have attendance were the late A. 1.
Stewart John Jacob Asor President Grant and Charles
Summer Yesterday afternoon Mrs zimmerman appeared
at court, accompanied by Mrs John A. Kennedy,
vile Of the late superintendent Kennedy Mrs. Lorll
lard. and number of other prominent ladies. NrA
zimmerman said that MIA Allen came 10 board with
her and owed SIS Sho ordered her 70 leave and shc
did leave her clothes and trunks remaining behind
Miss Linda Gilbert the founder Of the prisoners
libraries through the country, examined. and tcs-
titled that Mrs. Allen had called on her ana said she
had been assaulted by Mrs. zimmerman, who detained
her clothes; she called on yrs. zimmerman, who re-
ccived her In a ladylike manner and gave her the
clothes, saying she glad to get rid OF them. Mrs
Kennedy and Mrs. Lorilsrd testified As to Mrs. AM
mcrmnn's character the hiQhest terms OF commen-
dation. Justice DuGy discharged Mrs zimmerman.
expressing his regret that his official duty had required
him to compel her attendance ut court.
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NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY Is 187e-TRlPLE SHEET

ton OF the crime Of MURDER according to the statute,
was hcn given by counsel by way OF refreshing mo
In arriving al u conclusion Mr. knitting concluded
by vigorous and touching appeal 10 the jury on tns
issue now placed "a ner nanas inert ~
SAID 10 be exercised by them whether doomed TO tue
gaows or consigned TO felons cell his fate would De
gloomy IN the extreme. and would affect his we and
relatives most painfully. lie therefore entreaied
careful sitting Of the evidence and mature deoera'ion
on the result, and that where any DOUBT arose tho
prisoner would be allowed the benefit oft.
Assistant District Attorney Russell summed up on
the part Of the prosecution He contendcd that tho
case was extremely simple from beginning TO end.
There was nothing complicated about IL, and II any
aou1s prevailed IN the minds OF tne Jury ~ 20 sno
pated and solved by the testimony Of the prisoner on
the stand. HIS explanation OF his movements on the
day OF the painful could only produce one
IMPRESSION aud that unfavorablo 10 the prisoner Tho
most able and learned judges have expressed the opn
ion .nat crcumstaniai evidence y more reliable thnn
direct evidence. Counsel here cited several eminent
authorities IN support OF his opinion, aud then pro-
ceeded 10 review the evidence, submitting that II was
clear throughout and implicated the prisoner In tho
terrible crime with which he charged.
Recorder Hacket then charged the Jury with charac-
teristic erseness ana impartalty defining the law on
tho questions at aud otherwise insrucDg them
In the main points bearing on the case. He showed
that they had but alternative u they believed tho
testimony adduced against the prisoner. while on the
other hand II they had any well founded doubt tho
subject, tho prisoner entitled 10 It.
The jury retired shortly after three O'clock and aiter
an absence oil about hall hour brought IN vefoct
or
MURDER IN THE SECOND DEGREE,
on the announcement OF which there manifested
the usual whsperlngs o opinion incident 10 such occa
sons The children OF tho murdered women, no Scvcr
became greatly excited and screamed loudly. TWO Of
them made frantic rush tho jury they LETT the
jury box and very scratching out the eyes OF
one OF tho jurymen. Tho verdict took everybody by
SURPRISE The prisoner seized hts counsel by the hand
and thanked him warmly for having saved HIM from
the gallows After the excitement had subsidized the
prisoner was rcmanded and will be brought up this
morning for sentence
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SALE OF JAUNCEY COURT

That we'll known piece Of property entitled Jauncey
Court which bears tho numbers Of 81, 90 ~ and 49,
on Wall street, between William and Broad streets,
being 81 feet front and so feet rear BY average Of
lis feet with all the brick buildings thereon sold
the Real Estate Exchange, No. Ill Broadway, yes
,erday. by MessrA y. H. Ludlow Co., Morris wilkins
auctionccr II absolute partition sale, by de-
cree OF the Supreme Court. under tho direction OF
James r Lcdwith. referee. large crowd assembled
front OF the auctionecrs stand aud opened tho bid
ding quito spriscdy, the nrst bid being $2oo, 900 or
500. 900 over mortgage Of 100000 hold by tho
United States Trust Company. II finally knocked
down. 1894 500 10 the Queen and orient Mutual Iu-
surapcc companies jointly. The former Is English
company Tho price brought was good ono for these
times but considerably less than what II would have
brought four years ngo.
This properly was originally the siiA II shs rosidsacs
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q man named Smith They were next scizcd by
marshal A0er this the owner repievined them. The
Judgment debtor put In his claim and the result was
suit winch tried yesterday before Judge Sanford,
pearcd for the plaintiff, got verdict Tor el37, being
the full amount claimed. with interest
The trial OF the suit OF lillian Read against Robert
Spcyefs and others, was continued yesterday reiore
Judge Robinson, in the Court of Common Pleas The
SUIT grows out OF the Black Friday transactions but
transactions stating this loan OF 81 ~ 900 cur
rcncy &loo0oO gold. thus avoiding legal question
growing OF the statute OF frauds. Tho trial. like
all these Black Friday SUITS promises TO occupy sew
eral days
judgment entered against HIM by default IN Janu-
airy. The cause OF action upon promissory note
for 81 $40 tor which MacAvoy had paid 1900 in the
market The deience which seight proposed 10 set
up that the note was given 10 one Huntcn for
money lost at draw poker. Sieight testified that he
was a clerk In tho employ OF Knower, Thomas 4 Co.
No so White street. Plaintiff claimed that he bad
paid the money In good fah and that he would lose
the whole OF the payer OF the note was in bank
ruptcy. Judge McAdAn on the first hearing denied
tho notion but two further hearings huay opened the
default and permitted Sleight 10 come In and defend.
An action has been instituted In the Marine Court
against Robert W. Butler the proprietor and manager
OF the Globe Theatre on the part Of the Brian hniy
for the recovery OF she duo them account OF
salary The Brians induced, II is alleged, by the
England 10 give represent In their particular pro-
fcssional line under contract and gave nine perform
anccs tho Globe When pay day arrived, however,
Mr. Butler declared his inability 10 pay the amount
called for by the papers; hence The action.
Register John Fitch. OF No. 345 broadway, was yes.
Judge A. 3. johnson, Of tho United States Circuit
Court
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

On Juno % tho Comm ssioncr OF Public Works will
open bids for laying Croton mains on Willis avenue
and other streets On the 22d he will open bids for
the construction Of four free baths.
The Police Department Will on the 23d open bids for
the supply OF 1900 OF coal the Of the do
partmcnt
On the 2lst INST the Park Department. will open bids
work consists Of 200 square yards Of new pavement
aud 40 feet OF new bridge stone. On the Same day
thcy will opca bids for 1900 cubic yards OF screened
gravel for use ON the Central Park.
II Is not likely tLat the investigation by tho Com
mittoe Fire and Buildings OF which Alderman
Keenan, rs chairmanswiII begin work until after tho
ST Louis Convention, as members Of II intend 10 be
present at the Convention. Tho republican members
now absent al Cincinnati
The Commissioners Tor the Opening OF Streets have
filed thor reports with tho Clerk Of the Supreme Court
recommending the opening OF parts OF Tooth street,
14th street, 1beth street, 18TH street. l5Sth street and
l59th street; the assessments for which work havc
hcen filed.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART L
n nHo u acnrdnr Uack 80
ALLEGED INcKNDrARIsN

ALLEGED INCKNDIARIsM.
Fire Marshal Shedon's investigation in the recent
case OF incendiansm discovered at No. $40 Broadway,
occupied by @. D. Baldwin Co, dealers in straw
goods and artificial flowers has in the arrest OF
Albert r. Everett of Pawtucket, r.. The Grand Jury
found him guilty Of arson and hc was placed
at the bar Of tho court yesterday, charged
with the crime. He pleaded not guilty and
was rcmanded for trial. The nrc took
place IN May under the stairway leading from the Sec
ond story where box containing lighted candle was
discovered II was about 10 close the store and
the two porters who this box Immediately ex.
tingushcd the candle and called an olicer. Tho
Marshal commenced his Investigation. The box was
eighteen inches high and eleven inches WIDE Tho
candle in the centre and down into cy Under
OF pasteooard, which was surrounded by bottles Of
kerosene oil and Runpowder, loose gunpowdcr being
sprnkIed on the bottom Of the box. In several por-
tons OF the box matches arranged as to be
easily gnitcd soon the candle burned the 20
OF the The purpose, that OF the destruction OF
the stock aud store, Was plain enough. The members
OF the Arm and all their employees cmphaticay denied
all knowledge Of the affair and there evidence to
show anything 10 the contrary.
Alter repeated inquiries the Fire Marshal
that Everett had previous TO Nav A. consigned all his
goods amounting in value several thousand doIars
value II 10 said that he was about the act
Ing 10 suspicious manner II was also ascera!ncd
that after tho box ionnd no had mado an assign
ment his property Thes circumstances led TO his
Indictment BY tho Grand jury HIS trial will shortly
tnke MACE
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SUMMARY OF Law CASES.

William Nickoa yesterday recovered verdict for
$1,000 damages against the Forty-sscond and Grand
Street Ferry Railroad Company account of injuries
sustained the facts Of which have been published.
On application Of exJudge Cardozo Mr. Francis ".
Bixby was yesterday appointed by Judge Donohuc
receiver or the Worn Tape Skirt Company. with
power to wind up its Affairs. dispute between tho
corporators led 10 the appointment
The wife OF Captain Russell IN entering washington
Market fell and broke her leg the accident being tho
result NJ claimed Of one of the steps beng broken.
He has brought SUIT against the CITY Tor loss o. ncr
services laying his damages at $4,000 The trial OF
the began yesterday before Judge SANFORD IN the
Superior Court Mrs. Russell has also o suit penang
against the city for damages.
james Fcttrick, Third avenue real estate agent,
sold tho house lot No LAB East Fy ninth street 70
Frederick DekAy Tor $4,000 tho buyer contracting 70
pay arrears Of rent and taxes on delivery. MT Fct-
rick obtained judgment in the supreme Court against
Mr. Dekay for $v66 arrears OF assessments, and nj.
Charles H. Dcnnlson, defendants counsel, got a re-
OF judgment from the Court Appeals on the
ground that full given DEFENDANT
portion of the premises being retained. A new trial
was ordered, and pIantn was examined before trial IN
d. the Supreme Court yesterday
Application was mado yesterday 10 Judge Van
Hoescn, IN Special Term vi the Court oil Common
Pleas. behalf OF the policy holders in the Eclectic
Lie Insurance Company, Tor an order directing the
superintendent OF Insurance AZ Albany to divide
100000 the funds OF the company In his hands,
among the policy holders This application WIS op.
poscu by Attorney General Fairchds ON behalf OF the
superintendent Mr. John \. Hall, who appeared for
the OF the company insisted that the Court
Of Appeals having reversed Tho decision Of the Court
of Common Pleas directing payment o. The money TO
The receiver asked that disposition should be
made Of the funds, although under the decision
erred he could NOT ask that the money should be
paid to the receiver. Judge Van Hcoscn took tho
papers
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr--cHAMBERs.

By Judge Donohuo
Duncan Va Enoa-Deicndant cnmc IN before order
Howell w. Van sicen.-rive per cent allowance.
Mehrbach VA Mehrbach-Refcrred TO X N. Henry.
In tho matter OF Gallard and another, &c-Roceiver
The Real Estate Trust Company Us Radcr-Gran.cd.
Mccoy vs. oward-Mot,on denied. Memorandum
Wright 81 al vs.. Barry; Deccher VA Siarbuck -
Connolly vs. Connolly; In tho matter OF Rayuor;
Cushman Va Carman-Dcn,rs-
Gusthal VS.. Rcinhards.-Moton denied.
Andrew va The Now Jersey Steamboat Company;
Murphy VS. Schmidt Hitchcock VS.. McPyke; McDer-
mott vs.. Shields; The United States Life insurance
Chaplin; smith Va rsIps; Mursha Z, al vs. Mar.ha,
and Allen w. Ksvanagn.-Grantod.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Solomon Va wil6ur--The order should be rcsettIcd
by striking out the last clause Let order be
submitted leaving out the clause referred to-
Mcvcy Cansrell. and Saddiken VI. CantrelL--
The Justice by whom the undertakings were mp proved
also heard and denied The motions 70 have the judg
new the motion was given, but the defendant now
moves for leave 10 give additional security Tor the pur
posc; then u correctly apprsnsnd her counsel counsel ?,
&C., will allow such further security 10 be offered,
and on that The plaintiff may apply TO the Justice hold
ing Chambers for such order as she may Be advised
BY Judge Barrett.
Jones vs. Rutter-Nos and 2-Opinions
SUPREME couRr-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Worst
Baron va Marks OF aL-Findngs signed.
Aillaru vs. Ferguson CT aL--Dccrce signcu
COMMON PIEAs-spECIAL TERM.
by Judge Van Hoesen.
Dossy vs.. Foster.-Trinl fec allowed. Sec memo
Solomon W Moral. Application for leave to amend
answer. See memorandum.
Davis VS. Davs-Motion denied, unless defendant
consent reference. Sec memorandum.
Blake vs. Schwartz-pemurrer sustained. See
memorandum.
Walker VS. walkcr.--Thc issues should be carefully
framed See memorandum.
Beer vs.. Gent--Motion denied. See memorandum.
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam
Bruce va Ellis; Wilson vs.. Loughran. Complaints
dismissed.
Hyatt va Etna Iron Works. Motion to consolidate
denied
Lesend W. BurnS-Attr chmcnt dissolved.
dwell vs.. Brcnnnn.--Motion 10 open default denied.
Franklin VS.. Porter-Motlon 10 compel security
for cosls denied without costs
Sylvester VS.. yanbleck.-i,ciauit opened on terms.
King VS.. Judktna-G. =. Ravens appointed receiver.
Harrcsson va Moorc.-Moton to compel plaintiff to
except answer denied, With $40 costs
Seed VS. Teale; Watcrhousc Va. TeaIe.-0pinonE
wright,ngton VS.. Inness; Sexton VS.. Hoffman;
YounK Collins.--Motons granted.
Franklin Portcr-Motion 10 advance cause
granted.
Hine vs.. Dobbns- Bill OF costs taxed at &41 %.
Gouge VS.. Hatch; Dcvoe Crow; Bayer VS. Rus
sell; Schwarx vs. Herman; Kiogh vs. Swereger;
McCann vs. Sexton; Hart aud another Hunt and
another; Cox va Conner. SheriG.-Motions denied.
Gray vs. Lceds-Casc settled
Goodkind vs. Sruckland.--Ordcr settled
johnson Kcarncy.-Motion granted.
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FIFTY-SEvENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge kIlbrcth.

Arthur Henry kecrs restaurant and boarding house
at No. rs West Forty-third street, and among his
boarders is John McCarrck John Is by no means
handsome fellow, and yet Henry thinks that his pretty
wife has lost her senses alter him On Tuesday last
returning homo rather suddenly, he saw what seemed
10 him suro evidence Of McCarrick's intimacy WIN
Mrs Henry. He ordered Mccarrck, accordingly. 10
leave his house. and the boarder SAID he would when u
suited him. This enragcd Henry, who drew
revolver, with which no had been practising
for week In tho back yard In anticipation OF just
such encounter AS this, and NcCsrrck He'd into the
street. Mrs. Henry then appeared The scene, hay
ing come as her husband claimed, directly IRON
McCarrick's room and rcr presence mad the curious
effect OF putting dampcr the warlikc attitude VI
her husband and OF raising the courage Of her boardcr
Who under her protection, returned riumphanty into
the house. He applied next day TO Judge Kbreth for
warrant against his landlord charge OF threaten
ing shoot him. II was refused, the Court believing,
even from his representations TIC case that
had provoked Henry to an unocarabe extent A sum-
mons was however, issued, and upon this Henry APP
pcared court yesterday, when the foregoing acts
came out He was discharged, II having been shown
that the revolver he had drawn upon McCarrck had
not the chambers and that his intention was SIM
ply 10 frightcn hts enemy away from hrs hccsc. Hut
this he has failed IN, because Mrs Henry hall owner
OF the business, and It Is her wish that he remain
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. JUNO II, 1910
In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following business
was transacted
No. 236. Fairfax VS.. The New York Central and Hud-
Ris or Railroad Argument resumed and concluded.
No. 237. Hall VS. Sturgcs--Upon motion Of Charles
H. Bnlly. for respondent Judgment affirmed by dcxulI
No. 239. English vs The President, &c, OF tho Della
ware and Canal Company.--Argued by j. q. Runke,
for appellant; q. W. Chapman, for respondent
No 2l3. Mercer Vi. V0se.-Argued by = Hand, Tor
appellant, and Osborne Bright for respondent
No. 1857. FULLY Va The Peoplc-Argucd BY William
+. Howe for plaintiff in error and by Thomas Moore
for the people.
Adjourned
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Thursday juno
16 lS76:-Nos. l41 23l, DOS, 205. 217, 225 l5l IA
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REAL ESTATE.

At the Exchange yesterday the following foreclosure
sales were heidi
r. " Harnett sold q house, with lot 2oxs0. on Lud-
low street, cas-. sdc IS feet north Of Stanton street.
for s2l, 200 10 the plaintiff.
X. A Lawrence Co. sold house, with lot 2Sxl0o,
on West Twcnty-sxth street. north SIDE, 1915 feet
west Of Ninth avenue, for $40, 100 10 4. N Marsh.
William Kennedy sold house, with lot 10 4xl0a g.
ON West Twelfth street. south sde 3s2 feet east OF
sixth avenue. for 50, 400 to D. NJ. Thompson.
James ". Miller sold ono building ard lot tho
north side OF Boston road 60 feet west Of Denman
street, 2lxssx33x75, 10 tho plaintiff for s. 900; also
ono lot 25xlO0, OH the south side Of Denman
street, 225 feet cast OF Cortlandt avenue, TO the
plant III for $0025 There is said to unpaid interest
upon the mortgages upon both Of these parcels, y
which has not been estimated
es,h S st.. !. !. slse n . o. "a sv isosiooS; Goo
, ssss s .na rs X s.a Il u ssp'ss5 NOM
Rolcrnns aud wife 10 q. Hickok 5000
Alien a., and vito o !. ana
of; T. b. Ewcn to Austin D. Ewen........e...... also
o' @s s jared " arr.o s't and VII. 70 il Ss
9Th Az. !. III 10 H. o. i7ih ST. ai.xioo RI
Malone toJ Eas,ell and Others 100
c' wa and SSIss.S
M;s %a, ny x ss'ns' q s4 r. y John
s4sh st., = :, ASA +, w. Of stS sv 'i6sxssof
s4s :. same property jonn carry Lsrin Nom
Thompson 81, v. s. ai36 II. n. Of Prince s.. 49ax
100; Is. W. Hitchcock and wife TO William W.
McKsnnsy aud wife TO NJ l. Passsn. $1,000
los is: H. Danriser 10 A. H. Jones $500
Loew rsfsfesS 20 4 sober 49, eoso
A Gcodeit rcicrce) 10 i. =. Beach. 2seoo
Decker. cIar. and husband. 10 II Wheeler NJ
clin st. ,23d ward, II year 500
Same same n. cia i. esd ward yss,..... SO
Same to same, CHI g. C2ad ward ysar..... 800
same Sam: TO Same: same e S L. s ~:;
Mornngc. Hymen and wife,, to :, Moransc.aA
sSs% ssls sn q b Msss savings
Banks 9th ST.. .. Of 9th av; 1000
Ilsyss Mari. a g A0pn spssa e. corner Ter
Dcwhurst. dohn and wife, 90 ". J.. Jarvis, s. G. cor.
x.a a. Ar as sn ana avn w 10 William
Rssssr Mary u 70 William H. Smith, railroad Az
Hoover us t. = and husband to Fernando Wood.
q i"4,h s.. =. q +sh Az month ;:.....":; i75o
Mulberry st. Of Bsyard a. months !. ....... $40
Van Colt. Msris (: and husband. e james r Low;
csiiisan. William and vito. 70 Mutual Insurance
Company, SIS Of Monroe It,. e. Of Market S.; -
Dswhurt. John aud vile. to same = q corner u
p,r ~. ~ "nc john ohm Ind w 10 Mutual M nur
Company, 4. Of 2ist ST., ". Of 7th av.;
Hayes. w. and ~s 10 New Yafi Saving; bank WV
: W. corner Of id ay ssth s. year ......... 1900
oi 18th ST. u sth Nv 5 years 1000
Banta. W. 10 William Mallory. 8 = ofGansvoort g.,
w. ~ Washington ST. year SIT
man. No IS Elizabeth si...................... 1000
Cassin. James ana wife, 10 Henry r. Townsend n.
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..OUh BOYS. !"

In the suit brought by Lester wallack against Angus
bin DAILY, TO enjon tho latter from producing dispos
Ing Of the play OF "Our Boys" motion made yes
terday, before Judge Dononuc, in Supreme Court,
Chambers for leave 10 llc a supplementary answer
Waack Ia the Superior Court In similar suit bar
10 a recovery In this action Tho motion opposed
on tho ground that the prescn action was commenced
prlor 10 Mr. Daly's suit. Mr. A. Oakley Hall appeared
Tor Mr.. wallack and Mr. Olin represented Mr.. DAILY.
Judge Dorohue took the papers, reservng his decision
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GENERAL sEssIoNs-PART 2.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES

PLEAS AND SENTENCES
George Carpenter. aged twenty onc, pleaded guilty
to the Of burglary in the third degree and was
sentenced 10 two years imprisonment in the State
Prison.
James Downey, ONO 90 Market street, sent To
the Penmcniary for three months having pleaded
guilty TO petit larceny.
Henry Muller who pleaded guilty TO picking lady's
pocket coming out OF church. was sent 10 The State
Prison one year
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

The examination in the case Of William ,. vcitman,
tho bookkccpcr OF Mcssrs Bryce Smith, liquor mcr.
chanta Of In a. Front ~ha th~ aah iasa
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THE SPRING VALLEY DIsrILLERY.

In the OF the United States against tho Spring
Valley Distlcry, RockIand county. 10 recover on a
Slam OF forfeiture Of the real estate, the trial was be-
gun yesterday before Judge Biachford, In the United
states District Court The real estate Is valued at
$1,000 suit was originally brought 10 condemn the
distcry proper aud its appurenances on the ground
that used for illegal purposes Illicit distilla
tion The present action IS brought on reversal OF
decision previously rendered against the governments
In trial held in 1873 In that case an appeal was
taken tho Circuit Court, which was argued before
Judge Woodruff, since deceased, who ordered q new
trial. The was called yesterday and formal ver
dict given for the government subject 10 the de-
csion Of the Court points raised for the claimant
and which argument is set down for this day week.