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S1lt 13ululuJlf vD|HfH,
eAeweFsE6e bon eoutb= uno 9Satet= StraA
Dteie @eienihoft perFdert fortmabrenb sesen 8ets
luf o6er Shaoen ourh BrauouuelId ioiaobl In ber
Staot, ipie i'm 9anoe, ale Arten BON Gi9eHthuu,,
BobH=, 9aoen= unb Waarenbduier, San6elsBiiter,
Nferbau= Brooufte, Wobetu, Saus @erdtbi6a 6aiten,
TIM Sau besrffene ober i'm 9afeu in saouns befinb'
ltdbe 6abrSeuse u. (. 10.
Das 0ireftorium beftebt aus jolsenben Serren:
Wm. y. 5arriion, Brafibent;
Geo. U. 8ifers, Z. Robt. Sentins,
Sa1io 6. Bliou, 6. Dlorton StetpGrt,
Urancis &. Sing, .. 8. ytetucomer,
Seurp Carroll, SrDile SorutS,
u. .. Steuart, VI. W. Gapfor,
9Bm. s. Sruue, Ssrdet @oben,
B. D. 8apff, @eorsee. SGrriion.
2Bm. g. BennuStrn.
ns=Sormulareu uuo ipeitere stdhritt 4 iibeI
bic 9eienihait miro IN Der Office, Suopefs@de Don
Sont4z uno Rateritrase, ertbs;t, no auG ale auf=
trd9e Iofor erleoi9t iperoeI. SerFberun9eu perben
aufirsens cine 5fft ausenommeu. pelde Der appIis
taut minid,e1 mag.
(Sani,1SO Tr. @opomortb, Sefr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-22

Seuauife fir ben Bepeis Der prattiid,en NibIih=
lett uno GpGriamteit oteieS Suffers toinmen iort'
apibrenb.
Oberfi Coleman, gisenthiimer oes r@nrroatonz
Setels," iagt: SD bin Elm re9elmdSiacr aunoe nmo
babe oas sroBte Sertrauen in oielen Arhtel. "
erseuat mslr uuo beliere Wld, ruenn man 8iibe oa=
nit fitttert."
%. lllmaun Comp, Smporteure uno Seitillaz
teure, ia9eu:
~Niit 6em srosen Sersniiaen empie9leu mir bic
fen IrtItel OILS ipariam nnb bodllt poblthueno."
Gen. 6. y. 3pIer iaet: ~Ott 8ers1i9en beSeuge
td, ba6 beier Mrtfet odnSltdc Suirieoenbett siebt
Sd babe bas anoere Ssutter nm fuenis liens eu Yierz
tbett reousirt, unr Die Eieroe uetnoen @ beiier oa@
BEL"
@orbon's gutter toftet nur Gents fir ieoe
Turterun9.
Baltmorer Depot: s,r. 4G, gSeit 6abette
3traBe.
Nud9 bel u. 6. Sosg, jur., e. Gomp.. Sir. 147 !,
g}orb= SomaroiraSe iopie tel Den getraibehanolern
i'm In9emelneu Su haben. (Sept9, ,l2Dhe.D
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Selegrapbil9e 9eseidea.

tSeri4te Der rG6ociirten Brefe- fir oeu -eol .
reiponbenteu.")
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-22

. c I Il n I I, 2I. S0n. = 0ellern
abenb wurOe in Der ytdbe BON Big 8aploS,
Ytifigau, Sapette 0tc@lure bon eiuem 30
belbanfen auf einen r6ensrieger geiebt rnO
10 cine Strede rpett getragen. Der Wann
ftiir5te uno erhielt lhlimme Serlebuugeu am
6interfopf. Der Yiob raubte lbm $3.50 uno
fir $500 Yeniionspuplsre unb lieB ihu bili
los i'm GebDl5e lieser. Q9t Der Sbeilueb.
ner beftncen fiGl III 6aft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-01-22
Die Rcpenile YroseiIc ttt gSeitem
MttO SiiOen.

gfem -Srlean8, 2l. Sanuar. - Der
Spesial a9ent be8 Sdaeamtes, pelder bter
naf Seweiieu 9egen Die Steuer Setri;ger
iuft, tbut lebr gebetm NIT ben Heiultaten
ietner 9faaforidungen. ARan 9splnnt jebt
ben @inorud, baB bier tein etgentlid)er
ShEapps y0tinq" beitanb, iouoern oaB
Seoer auf eigene 6auit operirte.
bianapoltS 21. San. '6eute
Wforgen puroe i'm bieii9en SunoeS9ert6te Die
Seweisaufnabme gcgen 6tram SrOnulee ge=
idlolieu. gS. $. Seller lagte aus, baB 8romus
Ice auf Der Sodl3eit bon Seatf) meiBe @lacez
banbldube getrugcn babe. Bingham bat
nemltd ausgeiagt, baB er Dem Sromnlee
$500 gab, fur3 porber, ebe berjelbe Die 0od)z
5eit besS. beiu6te, uuo baB y. CUR 3eit peiBe
oanbldube bate. - .Oie Anwdlte beganneu
Die lr9nmente.
ct. Qoui8, 81. San. - 9as bieFqe
Sretsseridlt mar heute bon Neugierigen iiber=
fiiGt. WcSee'S Bro3eB ipurbe aufgtnommen
uno etue Surg eingeI1moren. Der Oiltrift8-
4niualt fiibrte aus, mas er 81 bepeiieu ges
oenfe, nen1!id midi nur, bab Der 2lu9efla9te
elm Wtitglieo oe8 TingeS mar, iorosrn or
rperre ouh Die llriadlen anfiibren, parum er
in ben Suno aufgeuommen muroe. 0erlslbe
babe groBeu @influB III gSaibington beleiIeu,
uno ELL mG9ttge8 Organ in ct. 9oulS itebe
inter ieiner @outrole. Ser 4npalt le9te
baum ben (bereits befannteu) ,MoOus Spe=
ranOi" Der Setriiger gcnau bar.
Ser rpfbtigite 3eu9e mar Der SHlis.@ouef.
tor 6ibrOp. Oerielbe ia9te aus, bab er zines
Cages ben Grtrag einer @olefte All SSonce ge=
bradt uno bieier benielbeu i'll uier Sbeile 9ez
tbeilt babe. Mc&ee iei gefommen uro babe
eiuen Sbeil erbalten. 9erielbe babe beuertt,
baB bic Summe 3r0Ber lei, als fritber, NOR
auf man ibm iagte, baB 8OrO 9eitOrben iei.
slls Dtease Den 3eugen bemertte, babe ct se.
iagt: nSitrop, tas if elne beiltee Sa6e;
balten Sic rteielbe gebein."
9abnsiise ttn SdDnse.
Gree n=8 tper, 8.zS., 2l. San. - Ser
OitlpGrt8 fahrenoe YaiiagierSug, mel6er bier
9eitern 4beno INN 7.45 eintreffen muBte, 1T
Sruii9en Srpan unb bieiem Srte i'm S6nee
iteden 9ebliebeu. Gin BaGagier- uno @ii.
ter5iige, bic uad Dem 98eften beitimmt finb,
liegeu bier fcit. @S iit nod Nid)ts our 8:ei.
Anl Al, l.,
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MbtrittS=
Reiniguugs-
Whuarnt.

26, Torn=eoGioabfr.;
go. ysorO @nDHrabe; ;
Smttb, Str. 2f5, HOros
L6trttte, &loateu, Sruunen,
ei Gag un0 Ha6t obne @ez
'looi=ens 9ereiutst. BeiteIs
unb piinttliG aus9ciIbrt.
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Sahnsiiae ttit Sdlnee.
Banferotte,

2ouispille, 21. San. - 9ie Sou.
tbern Gar Comp" BON Sefferionuiue, Snb.,
iudte geitern I'M Die gSObltbuten oes Sante-
rottgeIeses naf.
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Baltimore Sutnmae 8aDn. 8.


giat DaibiH9tOu mo Otittelz Statouen- uerldgt
@aluertfatoH UNI Z, 7.5, 1919 II. jSo-mittags,
3.o5, 4.t0, 6.l5 uHo $50 ubr Gbeuos; &5auesftraz
BeHsStatioH um 8.4O Ulor9eH5 uHo 2.jl llbr ,tabm.
pluGuia=AueEuesStatioH nm 7.i0, 7.3O, 1915
u. II. .40Uior9ens, 3.ji, 4.2O Ra1m., o3l uRo 9.jl
U6eHos.
Or 3us I'm 4,4O Morgeus ron @5arIasfra6en.
Station uno Die 3lge um 7.1j Uiorasns, llbr Il
u. $50 Na6n. DUH GG!oert StGt.0n geBen tGgltb.
Die aRoeren 3u8e td9u9, SoRRtogs dusgcuOm"
men.
BerlaHen Baltimore fir anuapolis nm lis
Uior9cns uuo 40 NGhm. t6slib, Gu5gcuommeH
SoRRGge, uno oon FGnriOloaTas AOenHe, StGtlcH
um 7.30 DiorgsHs uHo 40 " sGmht19s, dGs9IuOms
MEN SonRiG9e.
8erdiieu Baltimore fir 4opG5 Greef nm 7.i5
nbr Dtor9ens ruo 4.t0 ubr ytabmItdq5 tdglit,
ausgtnorRmen SoHntaQs.
gtQdJ oem Siioen uber Ribmono unh gondlburq
Lbr 40 Ulor9ens (9barles itr@ StattOR) dglidj I'M
(@auertz StGuon) pa 5fil lmoao um S.3J 46eRo5
tdglib, nus9euommcn SoHntage.
Jladl NorfOlf, ria gBlib ngtonu. Jtorioifer Sams
pitr um t.25 nBr ytabm.ttags am Niou.ag, Udttz
mod uno 6rettaq.
BerlaHen &bartesftrz zStation fir Weiu= gorF uro
BbnaoelpbiG I'm 1875 Yolmttta9s uHo }.O5 Jtadb
mtttagS (Gus9euommen SUuntu9s), uuo um 1906
glbos. td9ltb uno RGb philadelphia I'M o.3J abeno6
tdglid.
Bon gBafbiustOn - 600, Use, 9.23 uuo 1f.55
Eormttoas; 30 $40, 400, 7.4O uuo J.i0 Abeno5
td9lid.
aQe 3iise batten an Der GbGrtesRr.=Statiou an.
St1etzSireau uno GuItrdge fir ;5aggaqe entges
een9enommeu on Der 9toro0ts@de Der @Gtperts una
BGltinorefra6e.
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gia4 99tcd9o, ct. ronts uH0 Oem QSsiigu nm
7.3O Bormtta9e td9ltdb; AM 10 RahHittug5 unp
Clio abeRo6 td9lth, Sonntag5 ansgenomntn.
Rab Btttsburg, SrpreB SbuelJug, nm $40
gtnbmttd9s tCg!tb, S1nuta9S du5Genommeu.
Jiah NeiuzCrledns, Dem SHoen uRo Dem Si0z
lpeten nm 5:iU Sormttta9s, uuo 8 10 uno no. 20
abeans tdgIG.
ylab 6Ggerstopu, ;Yreoerd, Stuuuton, ToQeps
.2DeI9, Yte0mont uu6 l8e9eitatioHeu um SO Qurs
mittage uno i.lj RGChmtttags; nGb gB ndjeler pia
Sauptbabn tasIt6, SonHtG9s Ous9enomneu uuo
na6 5reoerit uno allen gBegerGtionca pia buaptz
babn um % 9iahmittags td9tt.
gtdt 9uicot=9tt0 UNI 6.lj Bgrmittag5 un0 I 30
Rahmtttdgs td9lib, ausgenommen Sountag5.
J}ah NuuapOlIS nm 1880 BOrmittuqs uuo D Hddlz
mitta9j tag ib, Sounta95 0u5genommeu.
ytah gDGibineton um 4.30, GOO, 73O, 9.i5, 03O
Rormttta9s, 1890 Q,3O gtGhmittdgS an SountIt
sen) uno fur Die Uttlop SUeg g9cQeitutioneu
ta9li6, Sonntag5 ussenommen, nm 3.lj. lubea
i6rdntte SrpreBSa9e mir Der NStropolitdns SueiQs
baba uer6rnoeno um D. $50 ytatuuttags, 10 uRo
11.lj Ibeuos; 4.50, 650, 9I5 Uior8eu5, 3.2J, iI5.
8, 6.3j RabmtttG9s, 9.lj uHo II - 46enOs baltru
an aueuStottouen; 80, do 40, 9.Ij SormitGe6,
1879, 4.0 ., 800, j.l5, 6.f0 9.lj uuo ~ ~ Tadl
mttta9s ta9ld; 6.l5, %, 1.3O O5.}O 1880 &oTmit=
tags; 1.3O, 3.1O $50, i.l5, 6.3j giabmittale So
3.lj uHo ll.15 A5euo6 td9lth, au5HUmncH Souuz
ta9s.
Son Dnibtu9tou mad Baltimore nm 7.20,s,9.f
Borm., LILO, 4.4j, 7.3O, s 20, $50, $50 NdumItz
tags tdJIidi um ., Z, S4j 8ormitag II 10, }.3U 4.
30 u i ubr NGdmitta9S tdanh, Sonutage au6gc=
nommen um .7.3O DlOrsens, yiontd55 0us9eHomz
men.
uetzSireau-@am gtatlon uno SdSoH,
9de Der Baltimore uno &alocrtitr., no auitrd9e
iar Bu99aGe enpiGngen, nm uG6 uno BON itgeao
etuem Staottbelle beioroert 8u mer0eH.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
CpIlITNAI, NOTES.

Amy 4. W. Purdy of No. 222 East, Fifty-first-st
accompanied James Mciuy to The iOrk.ile Police Court
yesterday she inouu" sca klbIeth mat James and She
were UNITED wcdbrh June y % Jamaica, L. J. sic mas
asrcrtaurl That BE- las another VIE "h" le married
week or preyio-. Mcrny vas held TO await acuOn o
TIE authorities % queen, county.
AZ the Towbs Police Court YESTERDAY, Anthony
Camst1ck rr,'arrsd charge against Gon Frrfn1n1, IRE
of thr steamship labrador. of me French raallntc
linr 2isa pr fns rcarro and IriN irryiu- watch
man of -iI iuo - hupr ne and g. g IN Improper M n
furs charged Jules f'r'i ~ ~" 100 West Nriy.
sixth aud rob'r -cI"tt. messing 10y l"r manulae,
tutiug and ing WurDper rTlhS Ihe accused persons
s,rc arlI Sob tT.l iu - ~ bail ,I'h
At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday
Francis irfhfr co. tho Lion brewery wagon driver was
LI io await thr result o injuries nn'ted IN Wm ~ Mltte
VI u Adams brooklyn, over ,um De toNe ~ WAGON
Ia'rck NHll gan. ior iloH ous G.saut on tgr"ri,k
t.rrrboruurh of Ihirtr uiu'urt, between leHth ana
l.y.n'h5ycs, whom he 5aeh'd with peEhlie, vas &c
tslacd ~ 5000 bal
Al the Harlem Police Court yesterday. icnry
To..on wa, ,har1,1 with dr'rau'ng John leahy ~ No
1893 -er0lays of ~ 30 johnson called 40 lethys Store
ordered -u sent TO ls hodse A'sAg thAt We In,'n
.rf D.. furnished with CHANCE fr -. r t'1. tht ct1uge
the boy at h' pr, 'g home ant went "w1y statn{
ifst De would bring thr - iu lew unni s. ho Was Lot
until yc'cdiy. whom De vas arrested lte was
comm Rosa Eiturlu was co" 10 'i'i L.. Sr-L
l.- hfr child oly. years of age Mtiy IlrrLs,sfi o
Ninety f81gt AMI FDIrta bold IL soOO or u!Hg
~ ,,IIy, LcG child, years Oh.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

Rev Stats Van santvoord. Class of1sl1 and the ke'
DR. Naoek Of Philadelphia The order of exercises WAS
rs follows:
JR Dayis Pike Penn.-Latin Salntstory l., a., p-o,, ,
A III Eberhardt Trenton " l." me battie III tHc DIAM
O. A Jones Frederick, Md.-seli Reliance ,
"a U Heywar Charleston, :. c." Human irosresa
ID j. Robertson, yOhustOwn.-Nemorias Oi rfeeuonh
r. d. Frear, New pal.Z.-German Grafton. =, e,...o.
A. D0remus Knoxville, Tenn. Man ans the oltuauon'
IL A, Greene ARIEL Penn-lAe lBlushSe Oh i"euy'
T. r. Iruax Schenet IA ly.-Oyer obstacles ,o..,o,x
81 w Buck Leroysyille, fenn-The Elevation Oh SoooV'
The entire class numbers 3s In the different courses
prof Isaac W Jackson received the present OF sl'e
punchbowl, 10 honor OF the complexion OF oo yeais Va
labor as professor Of the college Inc following p%o'
awarded: , Mt. p.,n. lama. r.
Tr1aN Of Schenectady nib p.nr
Inxhan Pr.zes-FTst James r. TruaI OF SChehe0''' -'
v. srcond Homer greene OF Ariel, Penn.
Lowell Latin Prise-Ale Nander Duane 49, oroora
ARIEL Penn; second John W. Doremns knoxyiie Ien ron
Prize Speaking sophomore prize to " hii4m ~ u, Al
OF schenectady u second prize 10 Leonad false Vi Al
bany. - 49, =, roh,s,on
second prize TO j. A. Delahanty OF Albany o..oo. ...
BlatchfOId Ora0riczl Medalo-tlrsI hOhor oi0'H0' wv
ond, John w. Dorenus. .--. NJ, ,o lamar
Prizes Essays Centennial Lsranre-firs 20 honr
Of Penn: second, John w. DOituius ~
VILE. Tenn. third John F. Woodbridge Oh Schehco'"' "
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
HOUSE OF RhpREsENrATIyEs.

On motion Of Mr. BUCKNER Dcm., MOI the
srnate amendment TO tho bill authorizing the r.paye-
men Of Pcnnsylyaniasyc.. and Ia the bin regulating the
assessment aud collection Oi taN in the District Of
Columbia were nou-coneurred 10.
MIR. JONES Dem. XVI moved To reconsider the vote
bv wiic the hli authorizing the Wasnincton cincinnati
and Louis Railroad to construct narrow gnuEr road
from the Atlantic .eaboari Ia 81 Louis was rei,rrci TO
tn Committee 81 the Whole. After some discussion II
was ordered. =, 800.
said that the lime was not far distant when be would bc
In favor ~ the General Government granting subsidies
for railroads In the South, the gouhi that the North
had been granted sun.@cs 10 the amount oi sZOOOo0,
OOO and the south not more than $50 CO,nno
Alter further di-tl-.ion by Mr.. HEREFORD Dem,
Val in favor of the biA and Mr. wilson Gi"r., luw;,
Mr JENKS Dem, Pcnn) and Mr.. SAVAGE tD-ln,
Oho) ns IT, the bni referred to the Committee
Ths Houso then proceeded the consideration Of the
Geneva Award bill, and addressed py Mr.. PIERCE
ucp, Nas,J, who spoke In favor OF distributing tue un
appropriated balance to the insurance companies.
At tho CLOSE Of hr P,crco'- speech
ccyed from the senate informing The lionse that The
miircc on tAe Naval Appropriation ~.
VI. HoLAAh q,en,, lhd') liCIn ihe CGminlltse OF
ted the report Of that Committee, informing Tia. House
that The Committee hal not been able 10 agree, and
asked for another Committee.
Tne report was then adopted and the SPEAKER ap-
pointed Messs. Holman CiarK tDcm MOI, and Hale
(i-p., MeJ as new Committee oi tunitre.a".
Mr. BLOUNT Dem, Gal from The Committee 0f Com
ference on the Naval Appropriation, made report Ia
amendments and Of the Senate rcccdins from Others or
IL, own amendments.
passed he House and as IL passed the senate was
- o43OOo, aud that the difference between the bill ms
-"d the House and - reported by tho Conference
Committee was only $4,000, an addition Of *45O,O00
the Bureau Of Construction and Repair, and Of
SG5. 900 io the Bureau OF steam Engineering The re-
port oi tie Committee was agreed To.
Tho House then resumed the consideration of the
Geneva Award bill, and add. essed by Mr.. FRYE
(krp, Mel
without concluding his speech Mr. Frye yielded the
boof 10 Mr. LiADE uicp., Ws who argued against the
bill and i'm defense Of the minority report
The SPEAKER pro ten laid before thc Honse memo
rial OF the National Board of Trade III session at New
YORK., thai silver 5bail not be made legal tender
for any sum beyond d.
Committees OF Coarrenc' then appointed, and
the House, ~ , O'Clock. took recess til U clock
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30

depression OF Industries and commerce, would be sa
factory the alumni 10 know that the dear un'eIsy
has been thoroughly and completely prosrefous laP
nauseI The President then recounted in detail the
various acquisitions to the university winch naNs ar
ready mentioned In THE TRIBUNE dhe .hiO
OF Agassiz had added than S60o,OOO TO ~ taxing
no afcount OF the collections which he made with great
labor Referring to the present state on Tue
university, he said that If the income kept enilBhs az
the same rate II had done under the administration OF
Treasurer Silsbee, by the year 1876 lhe uhNeIsl az
be i'm toeraby comfortable circumstances and VIII lie
able TO meet the most pressing needs OF this community
In regard 10 education Referring 10 he present rl,o VI
the country. he said II is ignorance ana not f
which il the chief obstacle to American progress ne
thanked the alumni for their support and Tor the con
affection TO the institution They nient DC SUR
that all the officers OF Harvard College corlay feSpVn
their sentiments and will do their duty to he UTMOST
in the places which they occupy ,,, ~,
fyGOv llce was the next speaker ana ne tnnhou @ ,o
alumni for tine honor extended to him. and sun more ioI
the compliment TO Massachusetts. For Whatever oiSo
Massachusetts, had been distinguished, she had Deen
most OF all distinguished for her love OF learning anu lor
the munifcence with which she has fOsered ana ainpn
fod IT, The Hon. Robert c. Winthrop followed WIN
warm euogy upon Charles Sanders. The founder OF the
University fheater Thc Hon. John d. Long speaker OF
the Massachusetts House OF Representatives, made hn
and effective speech. The closing speech was was
by Prof. Vim. ID. Whitney Of Yale College, who TINS
morning made Doctor Of Laws, ana Wh3nl Jam,s
Russell Lowell introduced as unquestionaoy the iirst
philoogcr America and unquesiionaby OF ire his
phi!oogcrs OF the world Doctor Whitney returned haks
FOR conferred and expressed his pleasure IN
seeing with his own eyes what his ears had long hend,
the signs Of the great expansion and lprOYene NJ Wc
this university, at the head OF American universities,
enjoyed tins past few years in all that makes UNI
yersy great lie expressed the interest Wnch sister
institutions felt in progress of Harvard Tie was sure
that they would Join III the wish tnat Harvard VIII ttu
in the race for American education. 81 sure" lie
other institutions Overake and surpass you Jusi as
ment from Yale. President Lowell then announced the
result Of the vote for Overseers For term OF SIX Years
Phillips Brooks, Martin trimmer, VIM. Z, hh',eg,i,
Henry W. Paine LeYeret Satonsal; for term ot hve
years Edward f. Hale; for term or one year, onNcr W.
Holmes, r. The exercises we're then closed by singing
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
A LAW WHICH PUZZLES LAWYERS

A law was passed last Spring Whlch, LII Che
Judgment Of number of good lawyers cuts on the ao"
ances TO counsel in beyond SZooo aiter 'y
The old law left possibility Of an allowance OF per
cent ON the amount involved any suit TO each lawyer
representing interest in it. The new law mlss
an allowance 900 to any lawyer-perhaps to 5000
10 be divided among al the lawyers in the case Ihe re-
suit is that the lawyers in the large equity cases are
pressing their claims eagerly before July l. An instance
tbe Uolbrook will case which appears on inc calcn-
dars as Belts against Belts. The orlet MS prop
erry after his wie's dcathe had no children or near
reiayes-tO public charities and personal iienGs hl5
legatees being hundred. His next or KIN nave
his will and there at least ten different ~
tc..ts represented in the contest over his Wl cassns
together those charities which join together IN tese
claims The case Las tried at great length before
Judge Van Worst, who fe sick under ih6 PRESSURE
and it was finally submitted to MN s0e GAYS as3 Du.
once the alo made - the counsel for esch
interest before July to avoid .Ie new law Judge
Van Vorst comproinsed by agreeing 10 consider ils
Judgment as made on the day VIXEN the motions were
submitted though the main questions were 700 important
O hurried
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
OWL NOTES.

In the old suits Of John c. Fremont and jessie b.
Fremont aet The Texas Pacific Railroad Company orders
- cc,puapro M ca cent were entered Yesterday in Su
urrmc Court, Chambers. before Judge DonohCe.
In the suit Of the Society for the Reformation OF
Juvenile Dclnqueus Nylus and others Judge Donohue
n supreme Court Chambers. has made permanent an IN
iductpn the defendants cXEibOns at no Io3 Cl
IaIl Il. until they Puy license.
On the petition of Louis Anatole Journand Judge
ponoue I'm SUPREME Court Chamber has required the VIE
m m peouer and her step father 10 give security in fooO
produce tie petitioners child, about seven years DID,
befor, he Court Juy Mr Journand states that When
~ f,e aud after time returned hs city Paris His
Vic lrf -taking with then Chi-ou an excuse tlat
d.-r,d 10 mother who mad obtained divorce
nom l, rs husband rrnared that hs VIE refuses
and threatens procure divorce nom im
m ..g other NcY-IOFk. IL" therefore as@s the
Court to rrirn him child. John Davidson gave tine 10
qulred security for tho defendants.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-30
THE COURTS.
,-n,,c,rroN nv POSTAL CARD.


Thomas Nolan sues VIM. c. Harris for libel,
the alleged libel being postal card on which were INC
words: You say you attorney and counsellor OIL
this State / should judge from the tone OF your oo
mupieation that You are a pettifogger" Judge van
Worst in Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday chseu On
the law points He held that though post-oice eihpoycs
are forbidden to communicate the contents OF poSta
card yet the sender Of postal card is responsoe TOT
anv chance publication OF its contents and as tins posr
card fell into the hands of third person in the once OF
Mr. Nolan there was publication for when detehuah'
was responsible Tho phrase in the postal caro- was
libelous pettifogger" as applied TO lawyer being un
doubtedly belous. He ruled, however, that a Pos'ai
card written by the plaintiff demanding payment OF "a
claim in somewhat irritating terms might be consue,%sa %
by the Jury In mitigation OF damages, uough Ine
pcadngs had not set it up. r,, pvrro
The Jury found for the defendant ana fIancis
the counsel for the plantf. AT once mover Vr au
trial deuouucing the verdict most inlgiltous snu
assertin that majority Of common 1urleS cOu. not "a
woud not do Justice to lawyer Judge van 'otst uis
missed the Jury. and then heard the argument tnht Nh Nh
er his chafae the jury should have at iest gwen Dr
Nolan cent damages. He reserved ms ueyiaun m
this point, but granted the defendant an eAi"
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