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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-26

L 2A@k3r rs Aga -Taer
II or catal7.u. ~ div e.5e.
~ This easo. Il she yz.7. CAS- more
"a 'ta7 ya3sse; 80
taeSr a.e aeav ie4.za, yes.A ,a..c4
danger hTsry oue apTears
sezses & ~ iUst.Ect.Fa relish ~ +.
ana fao majority II II H hre
bad little or 20 pTaes,eal eSar-ien
@pfa'ar = sss.lage that 'hay are aa.f.t
sy ifl.t ts1,Ee1 oca.-ucu AID as e~
% managing boat g18eg all csraa--
e a1ces lay yeLtaTe aut wl i5a.-
hArty f9Fiilojs, AMI ran the aA--o@
1air-3resssth sscspes wIth perfect III
r.si~a-cea. Bus frequently h ths
aIFe.3i.lTols esass. As @as tae ease y4s-
JeFleg, ths bat tara. aea1-4 a.
"ath sal perhaps aeatb i .l
se c=7e III Haau. czIs very b ~ ;srsf
ine f.tsl Twas ia tLss xIse 5 -s<
~ tEe -4sae q ~ laey Pa3'ner. FIR
'aeT3y 3 -wyer ia Co.maB's us..l. 4r.st
~A1 has 6aea laid ap W.th 8 Or z.a
iog for TIE past feur months. borrow
: ss!! bat u = friend yesterday, 4a.s
set oat for = sail il the bari Or Tn
beat ,vasrlgae w4th a iilana s...a-
s4it. ~as t@ss.tv Gcat in leaefh .r
keel. al carried s.ven L1a8r.5
poauds e ballast under ths a8.5-.
.ng. .fr. Palmer w,s en- eras-.
sm.n.nier lut Quite di~sblaa b.,
b.. cripeIed Le,l Al like to,n, ot1..,.s
sho venture ont IT, ; s,r,i,.r "a ra.
practical b3attaan Tie r..n
vas PAT uftcr deayla RS Ill. III.
and sail sat to the breezs. and shs sl,n.
0ut iato the f,atheev har like e, ar-
row. The li,tls moan vas watched wiz.
Interest IL number # nenpia 49,
t1.ga As she skinned easlv a~aur4 ,-ar
The rieo.iny wefars t.ft-. = SER
br,czs AMI il x4z f-e9len-l,
marked tl5st she va. t+r5fy n,.1.~.
comre,eut maaao..men. All Is . .nj
den her = hi.e all, i.e..,r, - tr.,,t,l.
She - ,.eered ,f,or. s. ,,,',.,s,,. IT,
a man heIi,nr, f...ty,..~., 49,, ~; ;n,- !.
! NOM NJ ~ <vc;.c,o~.4. 80 tpf.t, !.
dssnerata ,,,,g,,. &C. f.. e., .,,,'f H.
less time thsa s. te<es :, 81, :, h41
s-ft,e} a.,,r. ,.,. - g,.... 1..'a.,, 49,.
turboien4 v,ters ..,est 49, a.
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DAILY I\TELLIGEAtER.
Saturday, May &c. 1877.

il NIGHTS DiaFY Tol~ ..u3,.g
shc degraded ch.r.e'er. Tia aave IN
Tested this city 81 rer., fasf.
none haze been considered uo-s dan
geFogs and desperate than orc j;royga
TO the police "a Dan Lyuch. Dat he
was quite as much If mole az q ger
lila, however. IL hIs habits, and f9r
this reason Il h@s been imp 0.s -
reach him with TIE ia@. although he
nigh. -spt should have been. ike
scare of such characters who prowl
about this tity-hauled up as yag.
Dan has fually been brought 70 s. st.ce.
however He k4d undoubtedly been
50 successful in ssuusber Of his uore
sly exploits that be bad decided to.
"play bis hand Cor all It was w":ih,
aod lie did. IL The isst place BE WIS
tied an Indians cabin over in the lava
bed district night before last. anl End.
ing the siwash in bed forthwith
attacked him with club. and
demanded bIm 10 ''ante up al the
cash in his possession. The siwash Of
fering some resistance, he c,u5i,el him
over the head and finally drew
a long knife ard commenced carr.
Ing up MS scalp After hs
had 60. the ssw isA sufficiently
under sabjection. he went through the
pockets "a his clothes. and after ex
tracing all the cash thereflom de-
camped He then fell IN with 2 pal
By the name Of Fat QniuD, aad tAe
twain next turned mp in h mad house"
in the same neighborhoo /. kept ~ one
Lane. Here they fell uI0n = ,iEasb.
who they asser,aiued bad some money.
Lynch got him liz a back rooa}, gave
him severe clabbing. after which be
and his pal went through his peck
cts 4 clootchman in1erfered with
their little game at this lanc'gfe, for
which interference they turned upon
her, aud after giving her a bruta. beat
ing. Lynch saturated her head with
coal oil and set il ou fire. The police
got wind Of the afflic sooa afterwards,
and arrested the two ho.lsbres ara lodged
them in Jail. They cam" M Ia the
Police Court yesterday Lynch was
examined on three separate ehaFgt a'd
committed On each in the suni Of @j.0o0
To await the action Of the uext Grand
Jury His pal" Quinn was committed
on oao charge in the sum ri s.. 600
The "fnadhou~c" keeper Lane vas also
arrested an,i bound over so the sym u
5000 10 await the action Of the next
Grsnd Jury Tor maintaining "A nuisance
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4 bRuTAL OUTRAGE =

4 BRUTAL OUTRAGE A miserable
creature, who i too brutal to be called
n man. and whose name we did not
learn, came over here yesterday III "a
sail boat from somc place on the op-
posite side ef the Sound. We wore told
from BlakeIy. with laif~bree'i giri
The two were up town together, alt5 a'
about ten O'Clock returned 10 tAo boat.
The gsl got into the boat liist aui was
followed by the fellow. who, while put
ing UP the sail, got oGended at some
thing sho said or did. and struck her
in the face with his fist. telling her 10
the bottom Of the boat IL then
kicked her repeatedly while 7fe
screamed aud loudly called f4r hale,
Tho brutal wgrtgh. uot satisfied " ljh
this assault, put mp the sail. and after
heading the boat ont az the dock
picked up nu extra tlil,r AMI coHn-
menced clubbing her over the hetj
The blood flowed dosu hrr face, wh.ic
she screamed and begged for msfcy
The boat shot nut oi the ,sooa be. rc
the heavy breeze. and the brute anl
his helpless victim were SOON chi -
hearing Had il been potsib.o ior the
excited crowd on the hat 10 reach Sac
wretch he would have ca sug.mar.iy
de- With
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COUNTY Paonrcr. The pto5aae

COUNTY PgoDrcE The pto3Gas
market has been remarkably dali frr
the past week, and with the exception
of the retail trade of he city there hss
been bnt little doing among the dislcf
eat dealers Potatoes are ,a large sup
ply and poor demand We oaly leas -
one large lot, Of al excellent quality,
being sold during the weak. AMI these
went for 40 cents They vail probably
be offered in lots of huedrod bushels
ar 50 next week for b Thcy still r.
tail. however. NJ 80 cents, but this
rate cannot long t. maintained
Hay remains firm ~ the prices quoted
last week. and there is $50 prospect IL "a
decline until the uoAt crop coIngs az
oats il in excellent demand nj 20 aud
50 cents per bushel Onions axe alSo
IN good demand NJ cents per pound.
OF carrots, turnips. loris, etc t}sre are
none in the market Eggs are ia o7f
supply aud bt;sk demand e - cents
per dozen jobhlng rates. a'd 81 re.
tail Batter is in fair supply aa'i
rather poor demand At 80 cents pcs
pound johhiug rates, AID u oca's
retail There il ~ change Ii the
price Of feed, which is in large ap..y
aud slim demand.
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Arrit,IE Through Mr. y 6s'
Calllster Of Whit river, ne ieasa '.a'.
about \ week s~o. the thsee csl..'fs" al.
NJ Henry Hunt IT Vhite ave- ofs
taken Suddenly SICK with SIS. = afs-
order Of the stomach. au2 i'ws3 trsfa
which tao ii them ,i5sd au,i .ao 'hs z
i sill III a dang cH,s c3sos;3oa- al 3"
addition both the Gtreats have siss>
iseen setsei with the sane mAltdy y
II chss was promptly called n their
relief ana pr. nas.et az ms ei'y has
a'so been ssttf Y.
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~ Oar Coauty jail ow esssstslGs
eleven prisoners al Is cousel tisaily
poei., vel erowied.
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IL OFFERING THIS MEDICINE IT = >or
intended e deceive the people as q cure Tor
every comp amt on earth bat i feS Is sStCntit.c
article # the greatest merit. which VII prov
boon - suffering humaDity-botG On account Z
It's sdAptabl Ky g. both man anG beast It's res IL
ness Of application. and tie price lelu. within
TIE reach Of al. II Will actually care
Bhcu- &tisnl. Lan.enesS
NeEzal ElA ~we!linas
Contracted Cords. Gaut
Contracted Muscles. cuts
stlf Joints. : res.
Sore Throst,s Sgrains.
Lame Back, Bruises,
DisrrhPa. Cramps,
Headache. collie,
Facesshe, Burns snd ScsiAg.
Earschc, Inflammation Of Kidneys
And 81 nervous AID luaalu.aatory aches and pairs
uR. STEELE. who has for years been IL TIE
Proprietary Medicine business. AMI who hS.
travelled III various parts If the world in sexrt
& information. las great confidence in the Erad-
icAtor as the - Ne Pins Ultra" - ssfe. sure sDd
reliable remedies for genera. ase a. s Family
Doctor
Provide yours with bottle without de.y.
ard yea w.l always keep II in he family and AVE
money. Don't he put ar witt some other pvepAr-
alton. Take only stctlc's Pain IRA fic.t1r We
San produce thousands of testimonials Is O. til
cures made bl; scial viii prove 10 the most
sReptic2! that j; IS tTgy IA Eralic&tar q Foi4s.
Aches and lnhammailoDs. Il has been. and is
noY, constantly rsU'I by hQrsemeH a. q Lint
iu,nt and has saved valuable property If
that kind than any other preparation. TSks
pains Is see that Yea get tl4c genuine.
Pat NJ in lsrFe bottles. and for sac hy drug
S.s;s and dea.er~ II vau happen Il be IL a
localt where STEELES PAIN FHAnICAT0E
cannot be obtained send 70 the nearcs: wht, ,sal-
druggist. or T. tAe Agents.
". A. KELLY Seattle
JobtiEs Agent for the Sound Ports
CRANE i BRIGHAM
Wholesale Druggists
~ 5li ana 80 From: street san Francisco. Cal.
Price 81 Per Large Bottle Six Bottles for S.,
apl.-d&V3n
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. r.. June IL, lSII
In the Court OF Appeals Tuesday, June IL 1877, ap-
penls from orders--No. 34S Dickson Frazer; sub
m't,cd for appellant Argued by Samuel Hand for
respondent.
No. 345. In re application of Rufus Hatch for n
mandamus. Argued By Henry Bennett for appellant
and Joseph n. Choate for respondent
No. 343 Hicr The Burlington, &c, Railroad
Argued by Joseph H. Caoato for appellant and Clarence
Lcxaw for respondent.
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No ca. Matthews vs. Coo. Argument resumed and
concluded.
No 2s7. Beckwilh vs.. whelan Argued by J. q.
pendent
Proclamation made, and Court adjourned.
DECISIONS
In Court OF Appeals, Tuesday, Juno H. 1877, the fol-
lowing decisions wore handed down
Notion Tor re-argument DENIED and order Of this
OF tho Supreme Court awards COSTS AMI affirming
the residue OF tho judgment without costs IN this court
TO either party and romitttur amended accordingly
People rel kimer VS.. Mcdonald.
Judgment affirmed with costs lays Miller;
Robinson Kline; Tone The Mayor, &c. Crowell
VS. Jackson Adams Greenwich Insurance Com
pnny Harrington VS.. Tho Mayor, dc.
Judgment reversed and now trial granted. costs to
abide the :Cordell vs. The N, Y. q. and q. II.
X. Co.; McAlpin vs. Powell; Williams vs.. State;
Bescl VS.. the N. Y. G. ana G. L. X. Co. Kavanagn vs.
Wilson
Order affirmed, with s:--Brevoort Brevoort.
Judgment affirmed, without costs TO either party In
this Court:-Provost w. Pr0vosL
Appeal dismissed, with cOsts:-Smth VS.. Starr.
Tho following Is the day calendar for Wednesday,
June IL, l817:-Nos. 6S, As, II %, u, 81 81, 80
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THE WASHINGTON MARKET.

Your correspondent invested yesterday In Washing.
ton Market small amount IN pair OF chickens He
also bought he supposed two pounds Of dried beet
from another dealer paying for both what seemed to
be price suit the tines In odor the fowls grew
ouler the longer hey in my possession. With
sanitary inspector from tho Board OF Health pre-
scented the lung tor deco IMPOSITION had pro-
crossed SO far thas gangrenous color and mold, as
uby poisonous as fooa) 10 the seller who piayuliy
marked, ..vcll, dot sh all right" tho facts in this
case were presented 10 the clerk Of the Market
AS driod beet the drying process. not yet being
complete, perhaps, still continued till my ARRIVAL homo,
when UPON honest pair OF scales iound1 had one
aud ono half pounds instead two FMS will be
reported Arc not the mysteries OF origin OF many
cases OF intestine ailments cleared up In the rst
Are tho moral obquities Of not over scrupulous
set OF mid dlcmcn illustrated IN tho last? Have
Board OF Healthf NOAH.
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EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

ORGANIZATION OF THE NEW BOARD OF TRus-
TEEs-HENRY c. MURPHY REFLECTED PRES
IDENr-A LARGER WIRE ASKED FuR--CoNDI-
TON OF THE WORK
The first meeting or tho newly appointed members
OF the Board Trustees OF tho East River Bridge
hold yesterday afternoon at the Office IN Water street,
Brooklyn. New YORK represented by Messrs
Arthur Lcary John 4. Agnow, Charles II. Haswell, II.
A. smallcy, Dr. Samuel Hal, William b. Maclay
Thomas Hitchcock and John q. Davis Mayor Ely and
Conptrollcr Kelly were not present. The Brookyl
representatives In attendance were Henry G. Murphy,
Thomas Kinsella, William c. Kingsley, Thomas Car.
roll James :. T. Stranahan. William H. Marshall n.
W slocum W. d. Leonard, Mayor Schroeder and
Comptroller Burril HIS Honor tho Mayor AZ called
to the chair Mr.. Murphy moved that the meeting
proceed TO election Tor olhcers -
Tho name OF Henry 9. Murphy was presen.co i na
President and he was unanimously re-electeu On
taking the chair Mt Murphy returned MS thanks LOT
the renewed expression OF confidence rcposoa 10 MN
CONDITION or THE WORK
He would, sad, endeavor 10 promote the interest
OF the great work in which they are concerned ana
which had been committed ~ their charge. They had
reached epoch in the construction OF the oridse
which Is gratifying and encouraging Tho great stone
towers the anchorage and tho land taken for the APP
proaches OF the bridge, constituting about twothrds
q The wsee nave nave oee Been met They
could now With certainty fix the period for tho COM
pletion oil the bridge as within three years IRON tls
time A contract has been made for q lnrge cable,
which is process OF manufacture; but the
engineer satisfied that larger wire may DO used IN
The constructio OF the cables thereby saving time.
Authority Tor tho OF larger wrc must, however,
fret be gwen by the Board.
on mot or oil Mr. kinscla the Board thon went into
ballot Tor tho office Of Vice President On tho hhn
ballot Mr.. Lcary was elected Mr. John d. Prentice
was chosen Treasurer ana Mr.. Quinlard Secretary OF
tho Board
The President announced that he would appoint the
members OF the Executive Committee In few days.
lie said relation 10 the lew wire required that IL
would be saving OF twenty-five per cent IN lie time
occupied in making the cable, while the cost would be
about the as at present contracted lor Dir.
Slranahan remarked that II would facilitate the com.
plcton OF the bridge months, which would of
feet saving tho interest Of the capital invested.
Tho new wire has not quite the strength demanded
but il has greater elasticity.
MILLIONS IN 1T.
From the financial reports read II appeared that the
aggregate receipts up to May 81 1877, amounted 10
S7.6lg Ola % The cash expenditures amount to
ST. 4GS, 646 66 The receipts during the past month
amount $279o4l IL. while the expenditures reached
SI7IgS3 Us.
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ANSWER.
THE HARLEM DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.

THE HARLEM DRAMATIC ASSOCIATION.
To TIE EDITOR TIKI HERALD:-
Much unsnvabie notorety having attached Itself to
the La Favorita Dramatic Association Of Harlem by
the persis queries OF . former member, signing
himself "Qaz," In regard to the funds received by tho
association AZ benefit given Tor the relief oil the
Brooklyn Theatre fire sufferers, deem u my duty
n member OF the above association, 10 say that had
"Quiz.n before rushing into PRINT, inquired Of any
member OF The association about tho fund ho would
have found the money duly paid 10 Mr.. B. Ii.
Sherman President OF the Necnuncs' Bank, No. Is
Wall street, OF this city, tho acknowledged receiver for
all donations coming from New York CITY parties.
Will also say that the oil this association holds
a receipt Tor tho same and will be happy 10 show " 10
any parties who may wish TO IL ut the La Favoiita
Lyccum l30th street and Third avenue, any evening"
from seven 10 ten O'Clock. would also suggest that
a representative OF the HERALD call on Mr. Sherman
No % TALL street, and substantiate tho above.
( RIZ
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COUNTERFEIT CASES.

In the criminal branch OF tho United States Circuit
Court Judge Benedict yesterday cmpauelled grand
Jury, who, after the usual charge, retired TO their
room for dcberation- There is but small array OF
cases, and the work Of the Grand jury Will DO unim-
portant The foreman OF the jury is Mr. Henry NJ.
Taber. cotton broker, OF No. 100 Pearl street. Tho
Court adjourned TO meet next Tuesday, when the
Grand Jury Will report All recognizapces then cx-
pring Tor the term the Court has declared VIII be tor
feed. On Wednesday next tho jury term VIII De
opened when the OF Bernhard schwartz and Selg
Bernstein indicted for passing counterfeit hity dollar
notes will be called on Orvie E. Ham, for procuring
letter from the Post Office under alsc name; Chang
A. Yong Chinaman, Tor forging money orders and
James Clark, Tor robbing steamer on the Long Island
Sound, arc 10 be held.
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LIDELLING A VESSEL.

suit in admiralty has been for some ume In Itiga-
non In the United states District Court, before Judge
Eatchford based on a DUAL libc died against the ship
Niagara under the following circumstances:-Thc
Niagara sailed from Liverpool OIL The attn OF March,
1876, arriving in this port on the AN OF April mo
htcliants the suits arc Thomas A. Bower, Of Liver
pool and Samuel X. 81 John ana ihoinas !. avery
:, 49,. ,,v a, .ne saIt and in the other Charles A.
ucpovsl Of Liverpool These parties separately put
quantity Of sall board the NIAGARA Tor TINS mar,
LeL il IA now claimed Wy them that tho cargocs OF
s.It were com petcly damaged by casks OF arsenic I'M
properly slowed close proximity 20 the salt thnl
through neg gence the arsenic came VI con'nct win
~. .all ard rendered IL unit Tor use Dr. Doremus,
Who made an analysis Of some VI tho salt pronounced
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RONDSMEN TO PAY.

Justice Hunt OF the United States Circuit Court has
rendered an opinion In the matter OF an appeal from
the decision of Justice Benedict in the case OF the
government against Dudley w. Haynes and others
The action brought w the government to recover
S6.O0). to which amount Haynes was deiauter
when pension agent in brooklyn from 1869 TO 1871.
Do Bevose, Garret Haienbeck and
George Baldwin, defendants, had gone
pointed pension agent When the bondsmen were
sued last yrar in the United States District Court
Judge Benedict decided that the defendants were re-
sponsibe the claimed 10 be due the plain
tin They appealed from the DECISION, ana Justice
Hunt now confirms the decision of Judge Benedict.
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UNFORTUNATE FRIENDSHIP.

wo girls Esther Brennan and Hannah Cahill, both
aged sixteen, before the Judge yesterday al the
Fif,y-scven,h Street Court q serious charge. Tho
latter employed MS servant by Joseph Mathews,
Of NO 759 Eighth avenue, whom gold ring OF his was
missed. Tho girl told that II tho ring was not
turned she would DO given in charge OF an officer Tho
ring was brought back Hiss CahiIl accused her friend
Esther Brennan, OF the theft Aferward both aegnowl
edged stealing the ring ana having stoon other
ARTICLES These last also returned. The friends
when asked nbou, the matter turn. laid tho blanc
each others shoulders.
''You should take care. You tho road TO
crime. IL ID timc you reformed III hold you each
$780,
Unconscious Of what lay before them they laughed,
childke, AS Is often done by youngsters when they
nall afraid and yet appear 10 another placed IN
q ridiculous llaht.
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THE "UrTowN srENCHEs.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
Being n resident OF the district infected by tho
stencil complained Of by Murray HILL" am much
Interested in It's being abolished. What means are
there OF accomplishing that end IL there any legal
remcdyf am satisfied that both residents and own
ers will contribute toward . fund II they can be as
surcd Of any reasonable hopes OF success There is
no faith be placed In the Board OF Health. Their
only aim TO keep q record Of deaths rather than do
anything to prevent them, draw their salaries and
congratulate themselves that tho city, which should
be, IRON It's situation, one Of the hcalthcst 10 the
world, not as sickly us Now Orleans or some other
point Again. their Jurisdiction, understand, does
extend the river, where the stencil originates.
Can some one MORN Us what we are to do about tY
SUFFERING
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POLICE SURGEONS IN TROUBLE.

Charges have been preferred against certain mem.
bers OF the Board OF Police Surgeons, which rocises
that these officers havo boon either incompetent dis
honest in having passed as physically eligible Tor APP
pontmcnt on the force men who wcre really unit for
palrollnan's duty. Some two months ago man
named Wencke was examined and passed when he was
not sound. Investigation OF tho matter induced tho
Police Commissioners To have The SUBJECT looked into
by the Board Of Surgeons AS the report Of this body
will seriously affect The vi The surgeons who
first examined aud passed tho incompetent candidate
names been Withheld. Last evening the Board VI
surgeons sent In their scaled report, which VIII DO
opened to-day.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cHAMpERs.

SUPREME CouRT-CHAMDERS.
BY Juago Barrett
Rutter Boyd. bond settled as within.
Alum VS.. Smith The defendants have right to be
heard in this caso before to renew IL granted
Give notice OF application In ChamberA
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TLRM.
BY Judge Van 81 unit
Roster vs. Ritter aud another. lndngs settled and
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcUIT-PART s.
BY Judge Van Drunt
Jordan, &c, VS.. The National Shoe and Leather
Bank Case settled
Kngon VS.. Carter.-Order signed
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEcIAL TERM
by Judge sanford.
Boyer va AmatcL-Upon all the aiIdavts the pro.
ponderance OF evidence is adverse to the defendant,
therefore, be denied, with $40 costa
Whitman OF al. vs. Cole.Case rcsettlod.
Rowell ct al vs.. Giles ct aL-Mo,on denied. with 5 10
Watson VS. Noun. Motion granted with, $40 costs.
Smith VS.. smith Motion deniod. without costs.
Burnett Snyder ct al Motion granting extra
allowance OF i've per cent upon recovery.
Adams, &C, vs. Gray OF aL-Order confirming ref
Moler vs.. Duryec e. al Bond approved.
CowIcy vs. Townsend ct aL Hyman vs. Marx; Da-
Wis VS. Mulokcr.-0rders granted.
BY Judge Scdgwick.
The Jaggar Iron Company va walker-Findipgs
COMMON PLEAs-sPECrAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Hocsen.
Whitehead vs.. Dixon and others Motion 10 APP
point receiver granted and receiver appointed
Lcahy VS.. Fell, &c--Motion granted without costs
10 defendant Fell.
Cook vs. Ciark.--Mo,ion amend complaint denied,
without costs.
Deulsch vs. Godstein. to dismiss COLO plant
granted, with $40 COSTS, and judgment for the de-
fendant.
Dry Dock Savings Bank va Gresory.--lciorsnco or
dcred.
Ma.tor Of Kcycs; Blanche VS.. Kennedy; Lowcustcin
VIZ. Jackson. ORDERS granted.
by Chief Justice c. r. Daily.
Asplnwnll VS. Dnlch.--Orlcr signed.
BY Judge Van Hoescn.
KAN W. Schwartz, Motion granted
Matter OF Cneeks-Decree signed
MAnINE CoURr--CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Coop.
Schlcssinger va Mitcnoi; Lynch Va Colt; Healy VS..
Harmon; Westhcmcr w. Bottstcin; Cumnins vs. Nc
Mahou; Alien vs. Hincklcy; Bartlett w. Aicn.-Mo.
lions granted.
Goldsmith va Becker-Motion denied.
Schroeder va Watson. Motion 10 vacate order OF ar
rest denied. with SlU costs.
Burnson vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for receiver
granted.
Case Striicr. Motion vaca.e order Of arrest
denied, with $40 costs.
Hcnnessy VS.. AnnieLgor Defendant discharged.
Bourruque VS.. Crystal Motion denied, with lcavo 10
renew on The Same and other papers
Mckinley w. Seitz; Garnier va. GotondorI-Mo.
tons granted.
Bcnyons vs. Wight--Judgmcnt Tor plaintiff, $3.50,
with allowance oil i've per cent
Crawford VS.. Bradford; Robbins VIZ. Mills, Sullivan
Vs. Biohm, Ahcrn vs.. Morgan Orders granted