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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

CLxvELAND, Nay l2.-George A.
Benedict one Of the proprietors Of tho
Cleveland Heraii, died at his residence
in this city this morning, after protroct.
ed lllness. George A. Benedict had b"en
connected with that paper since 1858.
The paper will 20 into the hanfs Of A..
w. Fairbanks, senior proprietor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

RlcH uoND. May t2--ln the Southern
Baptist Convention 10 day the subject Of
foreign missions was discussed the entire
day. A resolution was unanimously
adopted 20 largely increase the work 10
Chins, Africa and Italy during the COM
ing year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

A BLAINE man at Clarksburg was
seen bathing the eyes of BRIsTow friend
with some of Col. MULBERRY SELLERS
Eve Salvation Liniment. Eight hundred
millions of bottles will be needed at Gin
cinnati.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
W~sseru wheat Cro>s

ST.. LOUIS. May l2.-Ths Kansas City
Price Current has sdvices from Western
Missouri, Kansas, Southwestern Iowa.
and South western NebraskA which say
the winter wheat crop 10 In splsnd'd con-
dilion and promises an sxtrsordinsry
yield. There 10 an increased acreage
over last year.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
HlRb " aterS-

LaxcAsrEx, \. II. Nay iz-The en-
tire valley Of the COnnecticui s ope
mod sheet OF water from Sorthumbef-
and % Dalton and tr.yel !. entirely s'is.
pended between South Lancaster anc
Grovetou junction on the Grand Ifank
Rsi,,o.d a dtstance Of % mIles-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

WYEN BLAINEIs President SCHoFIELD
will be n stockholder in the Columbia
,yer Improvement Company.
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...,w 4. pssssssrsh.

PrrrsBuRGs, Nay IL During q
.~rsr, storm which passed over this easy
mi. morning, ,be house Of Jane E.ls,oa
:. ,hs 9I., ward, was ssruck by light.
n;,y injuring Mr.. Rsiston seriously, ana
NJ, R:Iston supposed iataIly.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
The Cleosas A0is.

LONDON. May I2-ln The House OF
Commons, Mr.. Bourke replying 70 .
question Of Mr. Grieve stated that the
publi, he'd accounts of tbs Clemsnt AFFAIR
were subetsntisliy correct RSprssshtA-
tious had been made ~ Spain, the sale Of
the vessel stopped, the men taken prh-
on.r. on board released on bail
and = searching inquiry
iuta nfJairs ordered
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

Tux reception OF fraternal delegates
from the Southern Methodist Church by
the Baltimore Conference, on yesterday,
WAS cordial and interesting.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

aWuAra stupid family" these BRls-
TOW men are. They couldn't see that
IN, ring men would manipulate the
Convention until their boat was blown up.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

Mr. BLAINE is one Of those pious
Coo,ressmen who has only been in Con-
grc,s lew years and is worth LIS mil
lions There's millions in it."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
pal Church south

having come, thhl HlOst ihtc'eSt'"s 'oie
mony took place With the exception
OF the upper tier, which was
we'll filed, every part OF the
Academy was crowded, many
standing during the entire proceedings.
The desk IN front of the presiding bishop
and all the tables of tho secretaries and
official reporters, ranged at the front OF
the platform, were decorated with i'm
mense bouquets and wreaths OF flowers:
The scene was n happy combination of
Christian and floral welcome. Rev, DIR.
Foss. President of Middleton Univerity,
and Rev. j. II. Newman, of Washington
! we're, formally introduced TO Bishop james
and the Conference.
The fraternal Messengers, Rev. james
A. Duncan, d d., President of Randolph
Macon College, and l. q. Garland, LII
ID. Chancellor Of Vanderbilt University,
Nashville, Tennessee, were then intro
duced. Bishop James welcomed the
messengers in an eloquent address.
The Secretary then read the
credentials OF the messengers,
from the Conference of the Church
South. in which the Conference was also
notified Of the appointment OF COM
mission OF five persons TO consult apon
and adjust the legal points at issue be-
tween the two.
The address to the NJ. 4. Church in
CooCersacs assembled, written by Rev.
DR. Iovick Pierce wss then read. The
! .ddress reviews the pnsgress
n Methodsn generally, and
concludes rs follows: Firstly let US rs
two companies Of brothers entrusted with
a most precious pairimonisl estate 70 en-
ioy A. trustees aid enlarge and increase
ssyu,rdians for an indefinite posterity,
which can 80 use our portion o this
Methodist capital ss 10 make iu
nercentage the best of the comparative
ad.lity 10 industry and devotion to It's
poli,y and its principles OF operation a.
Il. founders and its father turned II over
tons Let us do tLis as brethren OF one
hesrt and one uind, Of oLe great aim
and end. and the future will prove that
our division into two general confer
eocs Jurisdictions was oeneiac'
ton instead OF deprivatloh
We will watch each other only win
godly jealousy for faithful ProPogal'on
of an undivided Me,hodism- This, =,
tar As j, can be 30, is my last will and
testament, turning over 10 my successori
mx estate in Methodism. During ihe
reading there were frequent msnifes
,s.ions Of sympathy and approval. =,
.Dr. Duncan thea made an able 40
dress, salu,ing The bishops ard delegates
in the name Of his conferences n brethres
in the church OF Jesus. He was follow
ed By sr. Garland and the remarks o
'. bcsh these egenilenen vere in the mos. ira
tern n spirit and were cordially received
Resolutlonf Of welcome and regret .
the absence Of Or. Pierce vas unani
, mcasly adopted.
The matter Of appointing commits
to meet that appointed BY the Chqrc'
South 70 adjust the legal Points al issue
wa re erred TO . special committee oil
70 Be appointed Ajoarned-
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

Jr BLAINE is elected Gov. STEVENSON
will own a corner lot in Napoleon City.
There's millions in it,"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

BRrsrow speculated in mules and
failed BLAINE invested in western rail-
rosd stock and is growing up with the
country There's millions in it,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

D,v,s and SWAMI were rebel colonies,
,,, they have been reconstructed, They
lave the old flag and ian appropriation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

WA.nIssros. d. C., Nay l2-Gov.
Hendricks, Of IndianA vas st the csPs-
toI several hours to-day, occupgIng the
Spe.kers room. where many friends q
both parties called 70 pay thssr resPect u.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
All busi n ess letters and COM
.uuications, intended Tor
this paper, should be address
.,,oTHE REGIsTER,W wheel
Ing, w. Va
athteling Gegister.
coId closed yesterday at ll2f.

The reather today ,orH Be partly
s,, ,,;tb north to Dest ,oissis, and rising
temperature
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

EnvINE WELLS has taken charge OF
the Writ County Mentor and makes a
handsome paper of it
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

CoLp water and turnips-Malcoim
turnips--are recommended TO the BITS
,,wi,es Don't economize your nourlsh-
ment.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
Auditor.

The Msrtinsburg Independent urges
,bs nomination of Mr.. Z. l.. BILL for
Auditor.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

Tux Pan Handie Ne,os discusses the
political outlook in this section as fol-
lows:
The Hon. Ben. Wilson, our present
Repr ST lntivr in Congress from this
dislu,'. has been seriously afflicted,
being cotiinrH L bed most OF the time,
and ii !, >cr,drusly doubtful whether
he will bc ~ condition to take the FIELD
rs candidate for reelection. This
beng the case. number OF 9TH
ers are talked Of for the position, among
whom i. Mr. J. Hanson Good, n gentle
man Of brilliant talents, who has served
bH constituents several terms in the Leg
saturc, with entire satisfaction to
The Democratic party. He is a
lawyer by profession, aud has
gAlhrd considerable celebrity, occupying
high position with the fraternity.
X. NJ. Dclsplsin, Esq, a very promi-
nent merchant of Wheeling. is also
spoken OF in Congressional circles. Mr..
ID. Is avery liue gentleman, of excellent
business qualifications, bit is in no sense
politician. This, however, by no means
dsqusllses him for the position. He has
msny friends who are urging him for
ward, believing him to be the coming
man A letter from Wheeling appear
cd IN last weeks Parkershurg Sentinel,
The writer of which speaks in glowing
terms of Mr.. Delaplsin.
We also notice that the name of 4. q
'rscrsi,, Esq. of Wheeling, is looming
up as favorite candidate for Attorney
General. He is young lawyer OF fne
legal attainments, an eXcellant scholar
and fluent speaker. Having filled many
positions Of trust IN the State, he is
looked upon rs the most prominent man
That can be brought before the Charleston
convention. Indeed, he will scarcely
nave competitor, being regarded rs the
cholce almost of the er tire Democracy Of
Tue State. Mr.. Cracralt Is very popu-
'ar man IN the Democratic party, and
ueservedly So, having labored necessarily
ior lis success. We feel assured no bet
Ter and sbler gentleman could be select
edio the posision Of Attorney. General
And last, though perhaps not least, we
might mention, IN connection with Ohio
county politics, the name of John ..
rendleton (son of Joseph H. Pendleton,
Esq also of Wheeling, who, like his
ISher, possesses great abilities, and is
destined at no distant dsy, to rank
among the eminent men o. the bar, is .
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney Of
on'o county, with very isir show OF
success.
The great fight, however, in Ohio
county, will be over the Sherifia.ty. Oi
course, every body is anxious iof 80 lu-
erst've an office. G. P. Brown, ESQ. a
Seil-known jeweler on Market. street
Wheeling, is regarded by many promi.
nent Democrats as . formidable can.
dldate for Sheriff. He lie most
elegant gentleman, of polished man
nefs, and has . host Of friends, who
vii work nightly for his nomination
notwithstanding the apparent clash
ngoi interest among the Democracy
oo'h IN Brooke and Ohio counties, w
assure our est,mable neighbor of the fs
"atSeneer, . united front will be present
eu 10 the Radical party this fall.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

v ArTsR nearly years delay, the New
iofG Board OF Aldermen on Saturday
uo'ed $2,666, ,666 as the city's share for
'oe completion OF the Brooklyn bridge.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
BY TELEGRAPH
10 THE
WHEELING REGISTER.

Press Report. by Western
Union Line, otfce Northwest cor.
Of Main and 18th SITS.
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General Conference Proceedings.

BALTIMORE, Md, May l2.-At the
General Conference to-day, the resolu-
tion requesting the Bishops to appoint a
commission TO arrange for the General
Council OF Methodism, and to consider
the position, work and responsibility OF
Methodism for the worlds evangelical
ton, was referred to the Committee on
the State of the Church.
T. M. Flemming of Des Moines,
submitted a resolution TO
inquire into the expediency
OF dissolving the Washington, Lexington
and Delaware Conferences. and to merge
them into adjacent conferences, thus
thoroughly .abolishing the color line
Referred to the Committee on the State
of the Church.
The hour for the reception of the fra
ternal
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13
C.ARKSBuRG CONVENTION
Full Partic icul a RS .

Blaine Men Capture the Skirmi ish
Line. In the Organixation-Tbe
Greuna Gained is Held-Ludrieoss
scenes : Disgusting Scenes-Th
Parkersbarg Granger RuDes the
Hour Ohio COonty Head.Lts hf
Lclipsed by shadow from Africa
A Kinsmau OF JEFF Davis was All
That WAS Needed 10 Complete the
Heterogeneousnes Of the Rsdfcal
Party-"That One Ingredient Has
Been Found'.-Ensangui Gar
ments 20 be the Uniform Of the Pie
bald Party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

Dr.. J. II. Storer nominated Dr Lo-
gan. Of Ohio county. n deisgs.e
At large for the First Dtstncs
Mr. J. r Hubbard nominaIed
A. w. Campbell Eq, which vas
seconded BY George B. Caldwell, oo,n ,,,a
geatlemes advocating Mr.. C.mp1s'
claims in we'll timed speechee: Dr. hail;
OF Richie nominated ID +. fugn, On
Richie. Al this point the convenssoa
again got into . wrsngle - 70 how
the election Of delegates should 49,
place, forgetting they had nHeu Ne
the question BY the adoption o. II.
Mason's resolution. The matter We
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-05-13

The next thing in order was proceed
ing to the election OF deieg Ates
10 the National Convention. Under
the plan suggested and adopted
il vas required that one delegate ~
large should be elected from each dis'
trict and two to be chosen from escn
Congressional district. The resoiu-
tions were adopted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

far beyond any other country II ia still true that there
world OF finance in Which move as strangers, whose
ways OF thought and % action foreign to our habits
aud whose chief yOares owe their Allegiance to other
Powers. Ii is true that Engishmen have lent more
money to foreign nations than tue inhabitants Of any
OF all other foreign states, yet these loans are
most rarely negotiated by Engishmen and our part Is to
provide the capital which sfaugeTs dOmiced among Ia
have the privilege OF manipulating The conduct or
foreign loans-the best wen the wOrst-ts IN The
hands of foreigners aud 81 Gnlncirr5 OF foea descent
they issue pecuses they receive instamens OF pay
mcnt, they the drpGsitacs OF sinking uns they lai
age drawings they supciutend the collection OF hort
gagged revenues they provide facilities Of banking Tor the
specific funds appropriated 10 specific uses, they form
the syudicitcs, national and International, when bcgu
by supporting. and too often eud by CRUSHING embai-
rss,d governments All these functions arc necessary
often Trey useful but Eugshmen do not take kindly
to their exercise, aud as nation shrink soin thtn Nv
instinct The English Government has practically
nothing TO do with banking. still less with financing
even within the limits of the United Kingdom The IN
dian Government is about tO withdraw altogether rom
the official connection which bias hitherto existed be-
tween Il and ain banks ia the three Prcsdencies and
il obvious that the rule of aDstcntOa from financial
operations which practice NJ nome must ne OF even
greater force ia prohibiting from such undertakings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE COURT
CIVIL NOTES,

Judge Shpman will call the jury calen,yc in the
United states Circuit Monday at 1880 p The
tnal OF jury cases viii begin on Tuesday morning.
A verdict for $i2411 II, obtained by the plaintiff
I'm the suit Desire Chermng against Russell SuTges IT,
Cancelled by Judge Douohue yesterday by consent OF cou
In the suit Of George Mark and Others against VIM.
j. Omission injunction granted by Judge Donohue
yesterday restraining the sale Of the propeller Antan
The March terms of Common Pleas, Trial Term
Of the Supreme Court Circuit have been extended
into Apr the suits OF oGoman against Kamak and Taylor
against Gould are sull pending.
A motion behalf of George B1tcheler for
mandamus directing the ST. John Baptist Benevolent Society
in Supreme COURT chamSefs yeseTay y
In the suit OF Isaac H. Bailey, receiver of the Ma
tional Bank Of the Commonwealth against b. Rowland and
Others notes amounting TO $1,000 Judge DGnohe IN s
amend his complaint.
On application of the defendants, Judge Lawrence,
supreme Court, Chambers appointed yesterday eNJudge
referee the OF the Industrial Exhibition
gin on Monday
The Supreme Court, General Term, rendered its
decision yesterday I'm the Of samuel Sswa and VIM
T. Howe whom the Court was asked dsbar. denying the
notion on the ground OF want Of proof motion to recon
neG VIC '"' VI Wv '''O''' 90 ''"''''
II is stated by the United States Dstrct-Attorney
that By Judge Batchor in the Clafn
suits appealed from aud the appeal very probably viii
be carried 10 The United states supreme Court Ils question
Issue whether section which not em 0ied Ia The
transactions occurring before The Revised statutes were
passed, Judge Btchi0rd previous crse rendered an
opinion Of what he held In the Ciahu
In the habcas corpus proceeding in the of Ellen
Mccarthy gin committed the House of the Good shep
prolonged argument held yesterday before Judge
Curtis IN superior Court, Special Term The girl was com
mtte under act alternative sending hcrtO
The ronitentary or the house u Refuge the clam sHed
yesterday That the act unconstitutional in permitting
prisoner a d.tiuC lively ,e,s1an Institution
where ordinary rir- tslure prescribed by
were enforced. directly avoided aud
where other rrs OF s'ctaIl bearing were enforced Inc
Court r-eTS eel it, decision
Prior 10 1865 George ". Lewis and others, and
John Rogers. shipped fru by the Merchants Union EN
press Company from Lockpo In this state, for Albany and
plld freight bu the goods mover delivered owing a. the
Company cllmcd heavy floods. referee the ship
pcr judgments os ~ fud ti37 90 respectively after
which express company became consolidated with another
receiver appointed ~ portion of TIE property
Judge allowed udrr o. show cause Why
shippers should not p" paid In the sane matt ic zen
~ the uIrt yesterday dismissed ~" CON-
PAWS appeals orders denying motions 20 opcl the ref
eIees Judgments.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

Loew ec.MotiOn for econsderaton denied. Hsi I OK
rel Honeton The Commissioner Of Taxes ana
Inents CITY OF New YorkWr1t granted anl pi.c@
ings Of respondents affirmed Mills aet Rode" d-Mo'h
denied without costs opinion per euT1gm. , A., Ann
Ch0mbsTs-By Judge Lawrenee-AEtter Vi MARY sun
HatcA-order granted
Superior COarf-Spccial TTm-By Judge Speir.-
Smith agt cDonadMotion for new ri on te iheIl's
denlcd with 80 White agt McalO et a-case sAu
amendments settled Belmont agt. P0uyertrder canctlS
Ii peudens. iO.s Mler-Alas attachment nilg4n
" telan AT The Third Avenue Railroad Company
alton of plaintiff ordered Jackson et a. ag buihet e. IL.
order modifying Injunction Schuster agt scnnsttrin,Ie
should De further proof of service Oh the summons ana con
pIl on the defendant Ettinger agt Stegnuuci St ~
Mcguire agt Dinsmore ct R Wilson agG schelei-olUei9
granted.
No,ipe Court Ranbers-BY Judge McAdam-
Wallace AIT 0s.-B OF particulars ordered Grower 9E
Wood, ordered. Quirk dgt freetlin his
act. Schacr UhclmaHn act. Stman; trer ag tocii sn
AIT The Mayor, &c.NOuons "fdniei M"9iuu 49,
SaitOu-Mo,iOn denied King art. Monis-D; l.. ODtI's
appointed receiver POhman aCt Pinkerneln-MO,loh ~
Med Dart AIT. Fal0n.-MOiol granted Lee ag' bII dl.
A. Barton Ough appointed receiver. Hpotwcn agt maIet
OayOknck AIT Adler Langbein agt. Sten1naui a.lc Nv
Whitehead: Iacompe agt POTTER MOTIONS 10 aiVinOo
causes granted Nichols agt NOOrhs; Hotang ag "6ss
Receivers bond approved Buue agt. Lluerdahi-Htniy
Mccarthy esq appointed referee Underll agL shey'-
Attachment ordered - 49, so,t,4. N, IN,
Arnold agt. Hermann Sporting agt observation-disclosures
a -uied, with IlU costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thomas Englc aud Thomas Brady had a difficulty
yesfer4s morning the duck AZ the foot uf Twenty third 81
Ine~ has charge o. ~ p,r and accused Brady Of stealing
roN bYat. Igt wor!. followed and E.gr struck tn latter
with Dis ~ several times 90 90 face Lneir wac hci 40 the
.sils Police court yesterday, g. answer "a $500 lat
rIrk Purcell beating i- i'. Alice Purcell sent 10
the peuii.Etaty for three months.
The residence Of Richard w. Hoe on the Southern
plulrfa N-tchestgr ave. ~ present uHucc peel N'f
by burglars Thursday night They dd noi sue
property. SitH ~ 0AcrN o. hFluH
AT W,st Farms caIEat iu the 10y Geo " m n, the
porter IL the Place AMI 20 ne F"rnAu foh,r court
Yesterday ooJ committed IN dcdu OF ssOuO 10 AL
sWrr al he General Sessions.
At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
held N default OF 5000 ball on rharRo
iorgc, made uy Henry welsh = 40 l"1 thompson St
pf-olsr IN The ipr - the complainant 70 s
Of the lItcfs
aud forging bis name 10 u Obtained the money At the
oct J. 1870 Adam Nixon aia~ Ham lion, - IL
alleged contracted marriage, aud last october mlrl,d
Cn-tns Kane ~ Rpckiand IgKr y Y, MS rrst VIE BEN
ascrtanug TINS fact hs second we caused lis
fc- aud arguct Yesterday. Tho ma !stttr decided
that 10 the case bat held the Prisoner to
arrival % or - nom lpckand County, whore the
ll.t marriage had Ia plAcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01

that Of the others by making the units GOO meters
and deciganme, in which case No. | of silk would
correspond to 100000 and No. 20 TO ZOO of the
other Sys,em To this il was objected that however
desirable such basis might seem theoretically, it
was questionable on practical grounds; since, from
the nature Of silk il is impossible to produce threads
Of as great uniformity spun ones, differences
high as 80 per cent, and even higher having been
determined in a-siuglc thread Of Asiatic silk which
differences are less NANTES. when long threads are
taken, while the cOstliness of the material and the
uniformity required III the woven fabric, render il
very desirable 10 the manufacim 10 possess
rate knowledge possible Of short lengths. Besides
comparison With the other system could readily lie
made BY doubling the numbers in that g,sied
The CoH2ress, therefore, finally unanimously agreed:
J.. That the numbering Of twisted and UNFINISHED
SILK. IS of other textile materials, should be based on
metric and decimal measures and weights, with
loo meters as the unit of length, aud l deci-
lTtmme the unit of weight ., that rs the scale
* numbering the variable weight of q uniform
eIg shall be taken, and that 300 meters shall be
weighed with a weight of 900 grammes as unit
These recommendations have been adopted at Lyons
ana Turin, and will doubtless be universally ac-
CeutpG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-01
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALpASY, March 3l.-ln the Court of Appeals, FIJI
day, March 81
30 Louisa Sims respondent. agt Henry H. Brown sp
pcllant-Agu.d 10y MOrey for appellant and f. Ihayer
Tor respondent. -. =, .-,., 49, d,
No il3-Iohn T. Risey. appellant agt. VIM. II. Smith and
au,ther. lnpieadcd, uldcut.Argued b. James
CLARK for appellant and Thomas H. HOFFMAN Jr for respond
enis
No llG-wm Kidd and another appellants ast Mataia d.
Bottum, impleadci. &c. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
l22-Ocorye Mcllte. respondent agt The central Ma
tona Bank Of Troy and others, appellants Arguol W tseA
Cowru for appellants and 70. A. Pamrnter Tor respondent
Nos i23 l24 aud ilJf ward W. Vanderbilt admnlstra
appellants aCt. Margaret l.. Armstrong
A Others submitted appellants and argued
By u. II. MacMahon for T. spondens.
VA 100 Stephrn :. T,orpe. respondent ag George T..
Knnie northumberland by default on motion oi G. T.
Hoffman for respondent.
Proclamation made and the Court adjourned.
The day calendar Monday Apu s. is As follows: Nos.
lGa ., 81, co. 90, 1871, 1873 aud 1874