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SPEECH OF Mr.. MCCRARY.

Mr McCrsry followed. reviewing the quo iearranto
case already referred to and ecnc many authorities
connection Herewith
The presiding Justice inquired whether counsel pro-
posed 10 evidence before proceeding the argu
EIeDt
II was replied on behalf Of Mr. O'Conor that he
peetsd 10 evidence; that indeed lac had SUPPOSED
the evidence was already before the Commission. with
out the necessity Of further offer.
Mr.. Justice Miller suggested That counsel might make
brief synopsis statement OF what they proposed 10
offer. ln-tehd OF offering IL In detail.
The Presiding Justice asked MT Evarts n lie Intended
on his side 10 Cner any evidence
Mr. Eyarts said thai he had evidence 10 Offer unless
there should he determination 10 admit evidence
against his side which he should then need 10 meet.
Tbc Prrsidig Justice" II the Commission decide to
receive testimony, you would require to meet thai owl
ucnco II
fcular matter OF Hmphtey and whenever II Is Intended
10 show that Humphrey held an Office We shall perhaps
IN give evidence that he dthOt hold That ONCE at
the time referred to- and suppose. n there Is To be
AN inuuiry which adduces evidence, That evidence Is ~
be proved according 20 the rules which make ts produc
ton evidence, the system OF common law
Mr. Commiss Sherman suggested that there must
be a great many facts 10 whoh counsel upon both
sides could agree not whether proof OF them IL ad
Dssibe this proceeding but ~ to the existence OF the
facts H counsel would agree as far as they could In re-
spec to acts OF which there could DO no possible DOUBT
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FASHIONS IN HAIRDREssIyG

A TENDENCY TO pLAINNEss-RRyIyAL or crs,o.
PREVALENT IN BoNAPARTE's TIMH-ADApr.r,o-.
TO THE SHAPE or THE HEAD.
Very plain styles are now preferred q.
dressing the hair for the street and for In0rnv. a.
house. Cabs cords twisted ropes Of hair IN two a..
loops arc worn ut the back Of the head droopins o
chaelaines The switches made mp Of short hair On IT,.
will not for these ropes. as long hair ia nes
keep the ropes smooth. These loops are then &C.,.
together at the napc OF the neck with long brr.s !.
gold or Of faceted steel. The ribbon bows vs. ~.
for tying chatelanes, have fallen into d,.,
though small bow with ends is sometimes plae.d !.
the OF the mead TO conceal the termination n, "a,
loops The front hair is IN large waves II . ,,
enough but II not an invisible false front IA usd a,
is surmounted by nest Of finger pufs directly o, "a.
top Of the head. Light blonde hair Is stl worn ,..
and nufy but it Is not regularly crepei Dark hal, 4,
worn smoother than fair hair, and must be laid naty in
long waves, in the water waves that require 40 lI,.
hair, or. more stylish STILL in the Montague oe,a ,h,
made OF thick curves laid irreguary On the ,o,.
head Side locks, just in front Of The ear are turud
toward the face These locks and the Montague car,
are glued down with bandoline 10 keep them place
Hair oils and pomsdes have happily gone entirely ont
Of only the cIeanly Dandone Is used The special
object with tho bardresser follow the shape Of tina
head displaying its natural outlines, and, above all no,
increasing the SIZE. Experienced bariressers study
each head to bring out lis good points aud conceal /.
bad ones. II IL Is too fat top, finger pUs ara
added there il IL Is too long the back hair placed
very low, or else In knot Just top " II IL round
and small head. the classic Greea couture used TIA
Greek couture may be made very dressy fof evening by
few short natural looking cuTis drOOPng behind
while the front hair and sides IN long loose wave
Yellow ivory else tortosesheli comb. are worn s
back hair placed title toward side. sde-conbs
also used again. The French twist Is worn by adies
who find high cOfdres becoming 1t Is rolled very hza
and small possible, ana il finished on top by kes-
mier bow OF hair else cluster Of hair loops. 10.
eOifures OF tine time OF the first Empire arc said 10
coming into again. These are Lked b. brunetsss
with trk hair, and COPIED from portrs,
Josephine AMI Hortense Tho mont hair ia sh0f. laez
Ours parted III the middle.
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NEW TORKoS DECLINE.
FALLING OFF IN FOREIGN TRADE

FALLING OFF In FOREIGN TRADE
STATISTICS SHOWING TIE STARTLING MANNER IN
WHICH OTHER AMERICAN PORTS ARE oUTsTRIP.
PING HER IN COMMERCIAL PROGRESS.
The annual report of the Chamber of Com
for the fiscal year ending june 80 1876 SHOW,
that while the aggregate value Of the foreign commerce
of all other ports Of the United States except NeSYok
exceeded that OF the preceding year by more than
gil goo OO0 NewYork lost over 1913 900 900 naknza
decrease IN the foreign OF the whole county
exceeding $sl 900 900. The vane OF the domestie,r
ports Of breadsts from all other ports s6l 2oss
against S66,95O, 963 from NewYork: Of provsons,
500 36I sl3 other ports against S55Ol2lS3 from
New-York; OF tobacco Ond manufactures OF tobacco,
co. GS2 from other potts against Sl4079,9Ss iron
NcW-IoIk.
The following is synopsis Of that portion OF the
port referring TO the foreign commerce OF this county,
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1876:
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side end eoross the plat At tina ~.
OF the striped train The waist OF the striped ain
basque back and pelerne front trimmed elaboratex
gold embroidered galloon and Spanish lace four i,u
wide, gIittering with gold threads. The satins,ssi
sleeves have the same trimming. Another IovsI.
dress n d combination Of delicate (ads Nile or - -
green, and onzebrOwn silk, the latter placed ~
~ ronza hrnS9n and hpuc e Eye = compose
Leaf embroidery, little tsssels, and sengs Of wki,s
Messrs. A L. stewart & Co. on dfaperies and cs,,.
and Lord Taylor. will please accept thanks Tor ~
nation received. W
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leaving the question Of their admssibty ms matter OF
law IN The decision OF the tribunal It would very much
The Commission, at O'Clock. adjourned until 1880
to morrow morning.
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.26I, $780, 81 $iI2, @23, j9i s57L27i'isl
1g,-63,O23 52,Gll,367 l02 1917
! sll,rI2,sI0 SI6L96I,96l si1t,O'',ol
e gS-DEEADsrCfts.
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Wheat, i>.L,5l,t1l,- }
lS5, 9JJtti.'if
Ia Ian corn, r.Siip ]
It74l.0hi, So ,
batt 49,
WHEAT, flour, DDS ,
Al other Dlesu |
stuas. SjiJ,I'Z"J
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IRRESPONSIBLE. 3.

C,yyeme Court Chdmjers-By Judge DOnOhue.-
Me- We' yares at Gnnsrnhascr Matt OF Moore ct al;
Miller agt Peri rho Biy@h Oh Go; AZ, LnS 1'E nfo
jiSn1 ac Costigau-G ruted. Biukcnn act Nort'! snd
Aioton denied; memorandum. Rasn agt AmIAlown- 40.
denied without costs Mater OF i;euteI-aiouh 10 Hd'
Uranium smith ast. SSeeuey-U ndeI taking approved
r,iacT Ss, s a aG MrshNo appeal has be n
taken nothing 10 act on aud taxation must be aire
her shows whether the infant has general
siardial o. wHetn G. "e 'S De W. -
granted plaintiff ding stipulation that the attinty sali
nv nIge LawrenceWatson sgt. The New York ard uar.
Orders granted Mcdonald ag Dayis.Stdy continued SEQ
memo,dniun Matter Of tne American Hand,PGsglng wa,
other commissioners than sich a. are aoMSu 20
lOl II the order should be drawn ia coho'hS WIN
S5Seal Ier,a-By Judge lawrence Benheimer act WI
lis Il al-Ordcr settled Nanerhof ag lnc,cr %Sor'
ocnt orphan Asyum society aga The Mayor &c 'sE lu
amendments "a settled Long ag me Mlyo exc, .,
see mem ,randum. Eowagch ast hoH"aseh- DSh"i'e'
oyerrul,d, Win costs see memoiahduh
SH0eriOr C0uyt-Spoddi IcrM-By Judge ScdgWok.
ugne of a. agt Lindsay &c.-Find!ngs settled and signed
~ JGss oIis s' yn Sg aS Ss o. & and cS,ns ao
or Iearguurnt Van Orden agt Aer'9n1o''9 ", Ic
nen Of foreclosure Manning ag stern-order a'nof
iling receiver 10 sue. sc.
Marine Conrf-Chambers-Bv Justice McAdam.-
Globe stationary Company agt oettel DuPuy ag,
opinions nee Jones agt Anderson Judgment tol psia
MatGo 5rox as. Humboldt Iron Mo Gran@ein az.
huDens,rin blr'I agL EheIsLMoioHs sr 1l'T act Kona
Attachment aganst person allowed iiaussr @SI NAY. q
Davd vacated Weeks as
va''e3 Ss at ana asI 10 Controller 10 pay over
GRANTEES Wolf ast Gray Albany Brewing COMPANY
nssdorier ast. Guaorsshi Fec9e ast Wood Defaults
Dunbar at Deim9rier OF reference granted pSry as,
\ 0ouoy saepperd asI Wheeler SOLOMON asL Klonan'
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CIVIL NOTES.

Charles Holt Fowler of NewIiaven, Conn, has
boon admitted practice in The United states Circuit Court
for tine Itntm D.,uct of Ne~-lork.
l. relation to the SUIT OF EIcnnequin & Co. against
Han. Clas & Coz reported in saturday rHBTNF, M Clews
a,s that he settled the claims Of the plaintiffs some tine
ago
CbcfJustice Church of the Court of Appeals sat
or saturday IL, so with Judge D0nohue IN supreme
Cont Cna,1o-g, Tue Clerk % tho Court OF Appeals, T. o.
rcIfn was also present
Acoatest has been begun in the Surrogate's Court
owe, the viii Henry Pierre Glas'n. ~h1 died Dec H. 1870
leaving au estate yalt,j ~ sijD0)l - his "Aow maIrel
Ia,L It"i AT'. i"htuei, j. lAt cont ''ll' ~"
OF c SIGNATURE viii and the tesatOTs mental capacity
are drHI.i.
III IN, suit of the Chemical Bank Of New-York
,, s nh Koehncr t. fJ,3jJ certain prouis
sr, notes rlorscd by defendant the defense was ~ mp
s ir bank officers aI signed composite deed aSf~hg
Gly irsd occasion denying melton TO amend IRE answer
Judge D3nohuc. ~ Supreme Court, Chambers, on
"a uay rauie. orrr tat Justices shea, Aer and sin
mott OF to Marine Cur show today why they oe NOT
rl'rcJ from further edHgs in the suit Of Louise
Adopru against Merry a. cinin The d.teGae on ne tfia
WIS mar silt being FOR clothing tAe hu'ba 81 ti ne
t,rf,r. wa, tr one ht ilc VAS trl! De ore
I,.. ,lker ana H. charged mat Juug" AScr ~ lung
the appeal book, struck ont some 81 AIS Idht ana ol .
in te Of the Gcneli Term over tho appeal from
his decision.
In a suit by Abraham r. :. Norton and others, the
Plaintiffs established Ist'r FIVE years Of litigation Their HGAt
g. property NEWBORN Long Island Their counsel then sued
them fo , cour.e fee referee reported IN his 2,Or Tor
800 and , ymcnt ed for about $500 e Diner
rure being tho appeal taken by hr defendants
from this aut tle case clme before Ju"sa .r
supreme Court thaHj.Is on ,atHIlN Oh %
p,dwlr the present counsel iDr the NoliS oI 't 81
proceedings pending tat Gp2, ih"r io'not S3Hi re-
I'd the motion, claiming that d. had well ri.He, "a, h'h5
having without AMI himself paying Eo expenses o ts
suit raised The Norors from ut poorly - p't'o' %, 90
property worth $50 90 ana quar- 'ht appear Wis o14S 4oi
DELAY. The court rescEN cd is tt ci7IOh
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UoIsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The House met at 10 o'clock and mmedll-
tcly went into Committee OF the whole Mr.. Reagan
DIn T.xj in the Chair, On tie Legislative, Judicial,
aAd Executive Appropriation bill.
Mr. kerr dem, MOI moved to amend oy liking the
salary Of he cdcu at $4,000 instead Of $4,000 ~
provided IA the bill ...,.,
The question being put there vas found not 10 1' q
uunIrI'p present and agreed thai There 'huIh ""
vote sAca III ;hc House. TEe committee, without cont
j1 "a auy conc! s.Ou the bill. al Hos a. NJ rose ana
pr,ycI wa, offered ~ the cIIp diI. .
SIR HOPKINS Dem, Penal called attention 70 uir
fac thai the consideration Oi the Florida report hhi
brtn made special order amer tac reading ~ lhr jour
mai but ua.Luch there no Journal - be ifhd, ne
asked tht u should b. considered on Nnlcyrr diy the
ir-t Journal should b. rad. SO ordered
The House then resolved itself into Committee OF hc
Whole On The L. -Isliii5e Appropriation Dni. Aller
having disposed 81 the oil the committee rose and re-
ported u 30 the House
IN, fret vote taken was the amendment fixing the
salary tcuatOrs al $4,000 aud !; agreed 90. AltO
IL, amendments In regard 90 tie salary Of members.
the amendment Increasing the compensation OF the
President 10 10000 Was dcicHtct-lcGH AZ; Nays, l2j.
The bill then passed.
hir RLi-S Dem. n. - presented memorial OF many
eminent citII 81 EFOu yn aSslug fOI appropriate ~
Tor = monument over the remain, of the victims al
British cruelty board the prison ships NcwlU X
harn1r duiin- the Revolutionary war
The-PEAki.E lidd bciuIc thc House message from
the President the financial question, which re-
rrI,d Committee ou Ways and Means lIt VIII be
IOrIu ritt N,ltrIc.
recess wa, tntn taken until 10 O'Clock on Monday.
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XLLvM C0NGREss-SEcOND SESSION.


-, -, :, ,,r,nCp,I, pL, IpDrrvDIVcs
REGULAR REfOkl VI IhJOEf-plNuc'
ncrrc. ,pp2nprI MISUNDERSTANDING JUD!-
i''i ' N ,....,,..,..,. ,,.,,
GAL, AND EXECUTIVE Affi'I!'Nii'-' "'''''
p,Seru ny THE UO,-sI.-A MI SAGE FROM TIE
- 49,. ....,.,.. o.. ,-,,,.,.r-
PRESIDENT on sfLtlE PAfNLNlN'
GENATE....N WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. 1877.
~, I.. .....:,.1 3D., IN ,,.l..l. ,-,.-
Inc recess H'lN llB 'AliI'h at ~ o'i'NN 20
ford AZ morning tile Sua" itIsscMblrd a thI, hour rUt
- a., ..,, .,,,t;i =, ,,ioo- IA Tho ca AIig Itit
toCh lh't"' '''''H '''''' " |
before IN" SeH9t' the crco'Huis ~ H,nIy g. D' - re-
elected United states senator rom 'jc sac ~ vet
Virginia iOt SA years. iio'h AiItH d -" ilic'I Oh
file. 49,.
Mir. PADDOCK thcr, NrO;l Pie3'htru INC tIt"enti"'
OF ALVIN -aunGcrS. elected Uuiled states senator from
NcD.u~hH lpi 0A years l!'IH .i"4th - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05
THE MAIL WAGON RoBBERIEs.

In the United States Circuit Court, Criminal
Branch, Saturday, Judge Benedict passed sentence
upon two OF the WHO were arrested few weeks
ago for comp city in the rObbares from the mani wagon
between he Po5tOce and the Jersey city ferry JOhn
Kelley the leader the thieves, sentenced 20 four
years, Imprisonment; in the KINGS County Pen.teutary,
and john Deircos. tic driver OF the yOn, 10 two
years imprisonment IA the same institution. James
Crawford, Krilc, - accOmPlce who turned SHlea t'-
dpuc. AGAINST tde gang. WaS discharged on his own
rc,ngn.ltuc", and Mary Jane Collins kc.cy's mistress.
was also released. The persons who forged AMI new
the money Oh the checks stolen from the mails have
INN On. DIil.L nAl.sL
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THE COURTS.
IJ.BUJTy OF AGENTS TO ARREST.
TWO CASES INVOLVING UNUSUAL LEGAL POINT

TWO CASES INVOLVING UNUSUAL LEGAL POINTS
Jose A. ObrgOn, in April 1879 sent n GOLD
draft for 900 from BOZOta, South America 10 Juan
C. Dc Mcr Of this city purchase aud snip to his ORDER
fine silver bars This order counermanded and DE
Mer directed pay himself 100 out Of the draft ana
send the remainder firm IN Paris, on whom driit
at 60 days on De Mier drawn by plaintiff De Mer
accepted tho draft drew tho money, and failed. In
suit brought against him by ObrigOn In the Court OF
Common Pleas an order OF arrest procured against
him, which Judsc Van Brunt aud Robinson refused to
yacate the trial OF the case tho defense was mat
the draft on him was paid by De Mcr by his acceptance
Inc thereby becoming liable 10 the Partisan hrm Jhdg-
en was given for Obrigon De Mier having frat moved
to amend complaint by striking ont the allegation
that the draft was obtained Oy him IN hduciary ca
pacity judge Van Hocsen granted the notion holding
that there was fduciary relation. ODgon must nave
supposed DE Mier would the money, by drawing
at 60 DAYS SIGHT he gave De er 60 days within which 20
make ngenens the payment Of the money to the
Partisan firm He also charged interest on the money,
which he would not have done haa ne regarded ~ rs
special deposit which De hier could not use Ihc ease
ia remarkable from The fact that DE Mier - liable 10 DE
imprisoned on execution against MA person. no W'tn-
standing the Judge before whom the tried hOdS
that 1t H. not proper one FOR process against the
In " snii by Feline Fncnfcs & Co.. against Josf NJ de
move until after trial yacate the arrest. judgment
wont aranst the dooaut because he did not deny the
debt bit only up certain things 10 rebu the claim
that lie held the money in Il huncidry capacIiy AHcr
tral motion made before judge Van iOc'en 70 va
cate the order Of arrest on Gciendnhts own papers
Judge Van iIoescn IN Common Pleas special Term on
saturday denied the motion, saying that an agent IL az
dealings between himself and bis principal or by oiher
eydeucn, ih1t he va. permitted 10 use me money lVT
him IN the belle" that h means womb eha1r nm 10 re-
store whatever he stt take from the fund received ior
motion to yacatc adayit though ne thinks his ac-
ton at this stage OF the case Is without precedent
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

4. the Tombs Police Court Yesterday Michael
% nud Thomas Johnston, CHARGED Win eTia the store
Of Jacob Miucuact 40 - o?rlG GA saturday night,
ud stcaing rope valued al VI we're each detained
IN dc .ault ut $1,000 bail
At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday Max
VoI,ski char-oi by Hiram Hcush1n mtlui.c rCr II
iGri9l flowers an 80 - Diy-ou. ith having ny false
r,tD. r obtained him dhCu h0Hers valGed al so
III was held "a default Of $1,000 haiL
TuIius " Colombian, charged with completely IN
t ,u 81 the 1000 iCI ged check on the Crun iihst
company was before JUDGE Dunohue an supreme Cont,
t,1uh ~ on hlDras corpus SATURDAY, but at'r pro.
long.d areumcut. which Assistant DsrctAttornry !tV
s,dta the matter saOuld BE referred 10 judge Glider
sl.e IA the Of General sessions, Judge ouoAt re-
sucd prisoner aud directed the writ 10 be heard ut the
lr.ls. .slnu
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CONTRIBUTIONS.

WAsHNGToN, Feb. 1.-The Senate IN Ey-
ecutiyo session today confirmed the following nomnG-
lions Of postmastcrs:
o. r. Tyler 1T Wolcoityle Conn; John Cope
~ s.: uDra, OIn = y. 81 D. iul,y Sew Albany,
Ind Vs. L. I!pI,Dn bowling Green, KY, ars. HAITI n.
sumner, shernau rcxas; henry ". 8nggs. G.uy Cali:
Isaac Il. IaHkcIDarer4. LO8 Angeles" tHl :. Mcdonald.
Brnca cal. . a. aiOu. tity Oregon. M.
son, on0 Ne.aaa, y ". Home Fkc, AeY.
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charging cargo Of near the Columbia stores IN
Brooklyn by discovering Michael Doyle carnal 'iAc
from the dock where the brig was lying cat-oan Oh
ugar which he delivered at junk shop kept by Michael
CosteIlos OH Atanticst, Brooklyn. Costello stated 10
tbe Officers that he had bought the sugar ~ cents
nnuud tbc market price II is stated being about cents
The officers also found the premises about Two IONS
If sugar which Costello claimed he had bought III Tue
regar gay The shop at once placed under seiliPt
and steps were taken to prosecute Costello Tor Receiving
l. 81 gpol4
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ASSIGNMENTS or JUDGES FOR FEBRUARY.

The assignments for the state Courts for the
February Term rs follows: There vii be no General
OF either of the higher courts The January ses
sious have furnished them with sufficient work for
month in the examination OF the questions submitted
In the Supreme Court Judge Van Worst will hold Special
Term; judge Donoluc Part l. and oyer and Termner;
judge Lawrence Part H.. and Judge Van Bruut Part
~. In the Superior Court, Judge 5edgwick Will hold
Special Term Judge s2eir Part r. Judge Freedman Part
II and CcfJusce Curtis, Part III. In the Court OF
Common Plejs. Judge Robinson will sit in the Equity
Term Judge Van IIocscn in Part L. Judge Larrenore IN
Part H. ana Judge j. r. Daily in Part Ill In tic Marine
Court judges Aker. Goepp, and Sinnott will hold, re-
specyriy Parts L. IT., and H. I'm tho oyer and Ter
miner several nD.HcidcS on the calendar, but oWihS
To the relief through 'hc parts OF the General rcs
sous il il probable that the only thllg done II tat
court will BE- the trial OF one or two criminals Tor on iSt5
against electoral franchise. which cannot be tried III
the General sspus. There are no cases OF uDc prom
iuplc pressing or trial IN this month the CiFil siie
Of the cOurtsSre SWccny and Tweed civil suits nave
gone over April, but ii Is not improbable mat the
MANAGEMENT OF the saving banks and life insurance
companies give rise 20 b'th criminal ana c!Ii IfldlS
Importance during the month.
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BloomiDgdaie art Fngie,t Mayer agt Levy: stuhsr a..
schwartz Hoppe T. Krone IFr1ir agt. /yChlinskL
granted WeisIhauser agt Bryant-A Barton Hongb es
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REMARKS by MIR. SroUGHTON.

TIE VOTES EON 10 Bk CouHlED
T.. w. Stoughton, one OF the Republican
counsel followed Mr.. Matthews IA longer argument
He said the main point To consider first the power
of The Co.ninssion or tue Commission derived its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-05

An freshman to whom some won deriul story
wa, old on tlc t hurity OF penny paper, decliuod TO
beIegB IT, sl5 ing he distrusted ali he IN Tho cheap
prints" why shouldn't you believe tho cheap papers,
ne Was asked Az soon az any other g. Because was
hts ready answer, don't thnk they afford 10 speak
the truth for tie money"
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sNuGGLiYG SUGAR By THE CARTLoAp.

Capt. Brackett. special agent of the Treas
ury Department ut tn, port and Inspector Jackson wero
rewarded Friday night for the watch they were keep
Ing over the brig dc CaStro which has been dts
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100. Fowler agt nehrb,c,
lO2. Miles Il al. agt. Tito,
ct a. Nv"
lO3. Locke agt. Locke et.
100. Tho Harlem Bank 49,,
Decker 90 Il.
lO6. Dunno at. Cratic, =,
a.. y"
90. DE- Zayala act. Uar.
nj.
ll9 ScaInsn act. Wall a
40. BeTnheimer et al 49,.
Willi8 q n.
III National Park R,n,
agt D2iybt.
l22 BIcking agt. Hama.
81 a..
1877 81. John agt. MeIa.,
q a..
1873. Cris Ter 81 al. AIT pow
ers.
100 Jones agt. Jones
l33 Busted a.f. Bns'ead
l35 .Jacol8 at. Mi,er.
l3b. I.eyrnthal aC. Ward
IJJ. .Stcuuty B1t, n. Y
OCT Warren.
! l4l-St''.' Dtecaef ast Boyer
90 al
1f2 .Guifet agt. Brown .
NJ.
143.Lyncs agt Brandcr, IT,
- al
l45. German American.
Bank agL yilaar a
~.
lt9..Haichaet Aiilniic and
Pa,.d. Tel 20.
100. JOS phflai Il al AIT
st"Reu q Al.
lj2 NCNei.l ay.. Blssel
200. Heells ei a.. at. SEWN
or 10.
2-l. Nicnl at. scTymser
ia Kinney agt. COlsn.
IlJ Kinney AZ. Beach "a
2S5..Spcncer agt. wells.
25J. spencer agt. Van
DDrcn.
.-DONOHJE, j..
1865 Produce Bank agt
-tru 90 % ri.
2G07 Same age same.
% - D.s.cg agt Brown.
27Oj. Bowman agt Nat
tIeWs.
iii. wilkinson e al. AT
SOJle 90 I'd.
900 > Hrni.u at. Powers.
1897 Gray % al, eE p agt.
j0bos.
Milicrberger agt. The
German l.. l.. 81
John On.
1900 Eugicr agt. LO0mis
impid
2iOi Dawes ci a.. agt. Nea.e.
i39l..RomiHgipn. lr agt
W,slrrm1Dr.
1857 Goldsmith act Day
81 a..
- 20. Palmer agt. The Mayor.
Nc.
275l. Beaumont "a al. at
Newman.
Norton at. TIE Anon.
can n. co.
CO.ictt at TrOW.
bridge.
1850. =. crwood at. The
Globe lna. Co. q
Chicago.
POI Wilbur ag;. Loft.
1903. 5liAer agt LON
1857 .Ha is"ra-t colby.
1903. No- agt. TA..d Avenue
h. E. 90.
. Tl3. Byues a-j The Mayor,
sc.
2111. Casanova 1gt. Harlem
River & l.. p. r. CO.
2779. Martin d g. Ncgend9ra.
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