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There are facts OF such general notorlety
that even Judges and referees are supposed to
have judicial cugnztnce OF them. OF these, GER
taiuly, the b d reputation OF the Third Avenue
Savings Bank, between ADrii and October, 1876,
" one. The decision OF Surrogate CALVIN,
approving the course OF the Public AID ninistra-
tor in leaving money intrusted o his care in that
then rotten and now broken institution, will not
be approved by thousands Of depositors who are
victims OF its mismanagement.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

Mr.. NORRiLL. Seer atary Of the Treasury, tele-
gTaphnd ray 20 Boston hat Il mpOrtlnt that
Mr. BOUTWELL, should pe elected hut without the least
effect upon tue vo'e.-Jig Gon!ds Tribune. Jun. TO-
Mr.. NoRRILI- 1t will be remembered, told the
country that the election Of lILDEs would be
fatal to the public credit, but without the least
effect. He also devoted hts financial talents to
an attemDt to bear American securities abroad,
but without the least oGect. The Secretary Is
effect.
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Dlry a pagesl b, mail J5c. month. or $3.50
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20
The women's rights ladies won victory

The womens rights ladies won victory
yesterday ut Washington. They argued before
the House judiciary Committee In favor OF the
bill to permit women to practise In all the
courts OF the United States, and the committee
voted to crafty them. In the State Legi-la-
ture, however, they had defeat. Mr.. STRAHAN
reported adversely on the bill granting to free
women the privilege Of voting in towns on
school questions.
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rAuy AND SUNDAY 40 cents line ordinary adver
titine large type 80 cents ami preferred positions
20 cents to s2.5O. according to classification.
NtEkIY- 30 Ccufsa linei no extra charge for large
vpe. lIeiefred positions from 55 cents to -
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1t may be interesting TO know that
SCHUYLER CoLrAx. Gen. JoHS A. DIX. and the
Young editor Of JAY GoULD's newspaper are
now IN perfect accord as to the exclusive au-
thorty OF the President Of the Senate to count
the electoral votes
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Remit subscriptions in Post ONCE money orders
registered letters drafts ON Sew ork to the order
VI 1nE suN, a, our RISK
Amy subscriber failing to receive his paper within a
reasonable time after writing will please advise
promptly Of the fact whether he sen, cash, ehecS,
money order, or registered letter.
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Mr.. GEORGE FRrsBrE IIoAR was ycster-
dav elected a senator of the Unitei states from
sichusetts IN pllce OF Mr.. GEORGE y BOUT
WELL, VINO goes out on the ith Of March ne xt.
On the whole, 1t may perh ps be called an i'm
nrnNnmnnt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

We learned the other day, through de-
spstch from Athons the capital Of tne Kingdom
OF Greece, that the American Minister. j. MERE
DrTn READ. had been granted an audience with
the King. lhis Is another Of those sublime cx
perieuces witch MIR. J. MEREDITH READ has had
the happiness Of enjoying during his diplomatic
career at tho Athenian court and which ne de-
lights to describe In thrilling language IN his
dispatches to HAMILTON FISH. lie will doubt
less give as vivid an account Of his la est inter
view with royalty as he gave OF another Interview
In despatch which raised tho laughter Of tho
country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

When marble factory ora livery stable
Is placed alongside dwelling, IL Is undoubtedly
an annoyance and Il detriment To the value Of
the property 1t IL no wonder, therefore, that
me sufferers attempt To set relief by process Of
law. ms has recently been done IN two cases,
one OF whicA has been decided, while the other
Is still pending. The one decided was that Of a
marble factory adjoining a great apartment
house, whore the factory was adJu ged not to be
such anuisance as galled for suppression, though
the use of a steam whistle TO m rk the hours Of
beginning aud ending work was forbidden. In
the other case 1t Is sought TO prevent building
next TO a Young ladies' school from being occu-
pied AZ a livery stable. and it ia very doublful
whether the pliinlif Will succeed. Tie din
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

NICHOLS or PACKARD. In each case the action
of the Returning Board IL the pivotal point, and
yet. according to Gen. BANKS. there Is no stint
lsrity between them, because be has changed
front between the two periods, and Is ready to
approve IN 1877 what he condemned in 1873.
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lie has robbed, robbed, and done no

lie has robbed, robbed, and done no
thing else. This Is what Senator BoGy Of Mis-
souri, said in tie Senate yesterday about PACK
ARD Of Louisiana. The Senator further SPOKE
of PACKARD as an infim robber, and there
upon there was applause from the spectators In
the gallery, which reused EDMUNDs to such a
point that he demanded and procured the clear
ing of the gallery. As matter Of course, SnER-
MAN and MORTON came to PACKARDs def nee.
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The Louisiana Returning Board, which
was Yesterday brought up In personal shape be-
fore the House Of Representatives IN washing
ton, must have had an interesting appearance to
close observers OF human nature.
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Two men were convicted in tho Court Of

X.
Two men were convicted in the Court Of
General Ses ions yesterday Of conspiracy to
ste fares from the Jersey City ferry, which Is
owned by the Pennsylvanil Railroad Company
TIE proof was clear that, In conjunction with
other employees, they robbed the company at
the rate OF about $1,000 a year Under the in-
dictment they could not be punished with more
than a year In the penitentiary and $lOJ0 ane ;
Dnt they are not to suffer to even that extent.
The cOmpany's lawyer said that tuo prosecutl IN
was mainly intended to demonstrate that new
svstem OF detecting such thefts. recently
adopted at the ferry, effective. and not for
the purpose OF severe punishment. Judge
SUTHERLAND thereupon sentenced each Of the
conyicts to three mouths imYrlsonment and a
lne If siJO
rhe crime of these men was Of tho kind that
Is .larmin.ly common ia 10th private and puo-
lie service, and In tneir punishment an example
ought to have been III lie. lhe trial lasted
eleven DAYS, cost.n. the public thousands Of
dollars; and the pa lie does not get the bencdt
II lesson 10 tie e. -s that sorely needs il.
J lgr SUTHERLAND Is honest aud won meaning,
bat IN TAI, instance ne iid not d. his dliy Ila
ml-h properly nave told ihe Penn-ylyana Il ni-
ROAD Company Ia their desire hnd no cltm for
re arI that the Court Of General Sessions was
not maint ined Tor the illustrl tion Of systems
OF managing ferries, nnt Tor the proper punish
mont ~ criminals; ana that the greatest pls-
sib.e penalty IN this Instance vas Dtterly ia
adequate to meet the demand OF jas Ice. In the
same court isnOr mt md degraded persons. In
whom crime does not involve mach sense Of
crlmin lity, are sentenced IN great numbers to
from two 10 live years IMPRISONMENT for steal
INK sums insigniGcint compared VITA the amount
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posed the shlold Of State rights he seized
by the bittorest enemies of that doctrine,
and thrown around tho persons of WELLS,
ANDERSON. and their two colleagues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-01-20

Speaking OF the withdrawal of DR.. Sroi,as
ani other cler-yuen from the CONGREGATIONAL
As-o iltion TO wmcl baIcusH ueioul., ArI
ia ar formationof new association, tue Gus
tan Union SAWS;
There E. Just the sirn hcancc in ts sen ration mat
lh'r ul DE- ia hr e4fslI ANY 90 lrr s,-utli lll
ur-,nh' .of Tue A-'AA JcAvAl sal. ,-J ueu. ~ 10
Not 80. The signiAclnco "a that Or. SToRRs
and his follows. being men OF s lf-respect, and
convinced Of BEECHEl.s guilt, refuse to Assoc
oi t. with minister 50 un1t 10 st nj ia a Cnris-
tian pulpit, 30 shlmclcs,, and % unworthy OF
the society OF ministers WHO nave not disgracod
their calling.
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England's Interest in the E,stern question.
krti \ IL Erernsrys ahle ana deliberately iusfrat. 4
article IN fFtinA LtNhes IhpHp Uopfhty for February.
our ,"d y. Pace ~ Goats l.s pages. 40 nustr4.
lions. -Adp.
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Has Just commenced new story entitled "The
Forrest House or. tyerarls Repentance" TINS charl.
L. stony Is now ready In the Aeo York HeeAly.-Iag
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The lungs are strained and racked by a per-
sstrn cough, general stren TN vast a. an All ~.
Curahlr complaint often established tn,rrny D.
Jalur ftpecluraut Is a. cnrc I'VE rueaN Tor con 10,
an co.'s AMI 'rts n nrnenrlnl effect On Inc "a
hIVuArJ ami Dr0lenlal or lls-A dg,
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MuRrAGH has resigned his place in tho
Washington Police Board. GRANT must now
do something ndsome In the way OF another
appointment Tor this friend Of his who put mp
the job to bltcknaii WHIrrHoRSE In the inter
est OF SECoR KOBEsoN. MuRTAGu has earned
his title to GRANTS fAvors Dy much dirty work.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13
! Smart Young Man and
Smarter Father.
From the virgini. City Enterprise

Some weeks ago q young scspegrace
in this city, who had left his parents
roof in New York under cloud, in
1865. concluded to put up job on the
"old man and make a raise. He ac-
cordingly telegraphed to his father in
New York:
Mr.. -: Your son Walter was
killed in the Con. Virginia this morn
ing by falling cage. What shall We
do with the remains:
NJ. l.. BARKER.
Almost immediately telegraphic
order came for one hundred and fifty
dollars. and the laconic reply, BURY
them"
The fictitious NJ. l.. Barker frozc to
the one hundred and fifty dollars. and
went on royal spree. and few weeks
atterward wrote to his father over his
real name Us follows:
DEAR FATHER; l have just learned
that an Infamous scoundrel named Bar
her sent you fictitious account of my
death and swindl.d you out of one hun
dred aud fifty dollars. He also bor-
rowei eighty-tive dollars from me and
left tile country. 1 write to inform yeu
that am yst alive. and long to see the
Old parental roof again. 1 ain in some
what reduced circumstances, the accu-
mutation of the last five years having
been lost by disastrous stock operation
and if You would spare me two hundred
dollars l will be ever thankful for your
favor. Give my love to all
Your sffectionatc sou,
WALTER
A few days later the young man re-
ceived the following:
MY DEAR Son: | have buried you
once, and that s an end Of it. decline
having more transactions with corpse.
Yours in the flesh.
FATHER.
The old man knew whereof he spoke
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13
Business in Ancient Pompeii.

One of the most interesting discove-
ries in recent years ut Pompeii was
made in 1875. when a wooden chest WAS
brought to light containing the bust
ness receipts of enc l.. C@cillus Jusun-
dus. The chest crumbled 10 dust Oh
exposure TO the ar. but the tablets OF
which :he receipts were written have a.
length proved TO hc legiblc in many IN
stances. and the result or careful
study Of these tablets by Mommsen
aud others. has been TO clear up several
points in what Was among the Romans
u matter If great consequence. viz: the
position of the middlemsn III the affairs
of business There was not among the
Romans, the same extensive system Of
shors as with us. suppl. ing every pos
sihle article of necessity or luxury, ana!
for this reason there arose inhumerable
occasions of private persons desiring to
dispose OF this or that article. a for IN
stance. surplus If agricultural products
carts. piows. or even old and invalid
slaves. "a Cato recommends the lsud.
owner 10 10. The tablets IN question
are noted according 10 custom, by CIV
iug the names OF the cpnsuls tor the
year The greater part Of the dates
fall between 4. ID. 1882 4 few are
as early as IS and -. Since there IS
uo more recent date than 81, II i'e-
comes highly probable this, the tablets
of Jucundns had been overwhelmed in
the earlier eruption # Nesgvius. The
majority If the tablets are trlp'ychs,
ard are written patty with letters on
wax. spread on the The tablet. ard part
ly with ink On the bare wo~st. Among
them there j. only ore " hich gives the
amount Of commission which he re
ceivetl. ard that proves ~ lie s~o pet
cent. which Is known from othe'
sources - be the general rate. sus@ly
he merely says minus the commission
The person on whom this expense tei
wAs the buver ~- ioH}ss I.'ssss
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13

ir.-.v- Tie sentence of the court =,
all Judge Porter. f,opalaE Irish mag
istr.te. e. the notorious drum kard,
THAT voa he confined in Jail foT the
longest period the law Will allow, aud
I hope you Will spend the tine IN cars
,ng " hi.ky" "ise jatsrs Will. and
Potter. toSs. MAS the answer,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13
Browns Matrimonial Methods.

Brown, don't know how i, is ,ha,
your girls marry of as soon as they
get old enough, while none Of mine can
nsrry.'
Ca. that 5 simple enough. l marry
iay girls off on the buckwhest straw
principle.
But what is the principle 1 never
heard of j, before"
We'll. | used TO raise good deal of
buckwheat, AID it puzzled me TO know
bow 10 get rid Of the straw Nothing
would eat il. and IL Was . great bother
~ me. AZ last | thought OF plan
stacke'! my buckwheat straw nicely
and built high fence around it, Nv
cattle. OF course. concluded that 1t was
something grSi. aud 1t oocr tore down
the fence and began 10 eat the straw
doggcd them away and put up the
fence . few times. but the more drove
them away the more anxious they be-
came TO eat the straw, and eat it they
did. every bit of /; As l said, marry
my girls off on the same principle
When young man l don't like begins
calling on my girls l encourage him in
every way l can. l tell him to csme
often and stay as late as he ple.ses.
and take pains to hint to the sirls
that think they'd better set :heir caps
for him. 1t works first-rste. He don't
make many calls, for the girls treat
him as voolly as they can. But when
young fellow that like comes around.
man that think would suit me for q
son-in-law, I don't let him make many
calls before give him to understand
that he isn't wanted around my house
l tell the girls. too, that they shall not
have anything to do with him. and
give them orders never TO speak to him
again. The plan always works first
rate. The young folks begin to pitch
into each other, and the next thing l
know they are engaged to be married.
When | see that they are determined
to marry, always give in and pretend
to make the best of it. That's the way
| manage it."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-03-13

HAVE yoa ever read Watts ca the
Gslnds" asked lady af Al obi hAcaea-
or. oh" exclaimed a-. ri you only
knew bats on nv miaa. and yet
dare no, tell yea = Why. 10 tell
cried she. lie ala. The we3i,nS came
OF in meath
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

6oXE years ago there was an old
stesmb0at captain who was at once
owner and commander Of one of the nu-
merous floating palaces on the broad
Mississippi. Capt. Striker Wa. Ger
man. passionstely fond Ct MUSICAL
ways carried band on his boat. which
was favorite packet. aud which was
Patronized by all the planters on the
Bayou La Pourche. His family resid.
ed near the town Of Ddhsldsonville.
The building of . church having been
proposed, Captain Striker subscribed
three hundred dollars. In due course
Of time tho church was finished. Then
. ligbtuins-rod was proposed, and an.
other call WAS made upon Capt. Strik-
Or. Rising from his chair. and gesticu
lating angriiy with his forefnger. the
old German replied: "No. chentlemen.
l will not I say vonce for all. ind
vonce more, will not ! gif three hun
'dred dollars n raise = church To Got.
Now if Got wants to tunthcr it down,
w JUS. by gracious, let him tuntber
avay!"
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

WHEN Macready was once playing
Macbeth, the actor who played the
messenger WAS missing when the famous
fifth scene Of the Afth act came on. and
. supe being hastily "cra,nmed' for the
part, he went on and said to tho terri.
bic Macbeth AS ! did stand my
watch upon the bill. l look'd toward
Dirnam. and anon. methou2ht, the
wood began TO move" Liar and
slave !" tbundefsd Maerea dy. with such
truth to nature that the frightened supe
cried out: "'Pon honor. that just what
they told me to s-aa-yl" whereupon
the house broke into laughter and
cheers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

How much is my new dress around
tho waist Z" asked fashionable lady
Of her dress maker. "Twenty-one in
ches. ma'am You couldn't have it
less and breathe" How much was
Mra. --'s," Nineteen and n half"
"Then make mine nineteen. and I'll en-
gage 10 get into it."
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14

OFFICE. CITY TREASURER.
Settle. ". T.. August 9Th. 1877.
ue TAI LIST OF THE CITY OF SEATTLE
a xcx tss yeas 1871 y nov In my hands snd due.
Al Ts1ee NOT paid On or before OV.1oher mr.
~. viii b retained delinquent. ana pr osnissc
4 ". ROWLAND.
oass = HaAAssls' Ds,e s>ss. -
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14
Farm for Sale.

HWH rHDEAsi0NED OYYKks HIS PLAm
i % - nnOqaslnis Tee sAis. u esotaans 10
Aeen Bottom LAnA. sad - Acre. Timhssed Ce.
lanA. otcpenG eeetly 10 the river. u 10 II 0iles
frou 0AoQuAlnts City. q he ytvse srosstnG. .
miles from IAhs Waahinesos. end - from osss1is.
Fifty scsss slasAsd. % scFss 10 orass. seres of
up,snA Cubbsd fog n orchard - tons Of by
% haAd.
The Dlses hes tkfss- quarter II mile froseaes
On The river. - safs iron ovssAov. anA - .
clear sersan Of water ruasinS thsoagh. Which
cas b beouahs In ~ hoass. basa - nilk hcase.
b valuable ssR luo6ss1ng. hovtno gosA Aei Of
t1nb1 ea u. - y IL nsss ~ Vu1ns fes ostoaa
ous ess tnhs % IL e1jacsas ax q slSAs -
s1oas. snd be- Ueod bay fer Soonang. Ihe iose-
sjso y esnesss. and a0ssds eoe4 eesoneoee laDA-
Ing hoesl end eopes voad % veil there -
~ pssssas time. asd 10 b eoavsaieot % III log
E1nG comps nv In opssae1co.
uooO - touas e. ths plaes. csn1s ct Dutne.
~ 1uGh9 DsEsiculaD il1lise q
2D0D0D VIVA
o1lyAAVw 0aG00alm1s 01vw. W..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-09-14
To Those Wishing 70 Secure
Homesteads /!
W. B. HALL,
Surveyor and Civil Engineer.

OYYKls RIo SERVICES 10 PARrIEs WrsH.
~ Ing 10 eecass uoma II Wsshtnsssa Terri
~. dthss ~ uoose1ssA - psse0plaea. = -
= tAeguaGhly aeQuainle6 With u iaDd - ~
tANoo uDs y00o, Vogy oonoo0Ah3o.
AlplV = ysgoso - ~ leeese -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-25
GENERAL SESoIONS-PART l.
Before Recorder Hackett
ppAcE pF swINDTEpS pTrNISuEp

BRACE OF swINDLERs PUNISHED.
August Naiman, alias Schust, alias Meyer and a num-
Der OF other applications, who gave his address No
SIS Eidridge street, and Henry Loci alias Smith, Of No.
$40 East Twelfth street, arraigned by Assistant
District Attorney Russell charged with obtaining money
under false preepccs. On the 1lth OF February they
entered the OF Catherine Hustcen, No. 81 Eighth
street, and the pretcxt OF looking Tor somebody dis
played several iabecloths, which they said worth
$50 each They succeeded IN raising $50 on them,
but 1t was subsequently asccrtnned that they were
worth only 81 80 each On tho Sh OF March last tho
two visited the saloon OF d. Helms, No ], 523
Second avenue and exhibited q case containing two
watches and two chains, stating that they had just
from Germany. The sum OF 1925 was raised. but
the jewelry turned out to be bogus. The prisoners
pleaded guilty and sent TO the State Prison each
for the term Of two years and six months
THE UNION TRUST COMPANY FORGERY.
In the case OF Horace +. Brown who was Jointly
charged with George w. Chadwick for the forgery
$6l 900 on the Union Trust Company, Assistant Dis
trct Attorney Bell moved for discharge but
that he a material witness In the OF Clement
Hearing and others who were arrested for the same
offence He moved that be held in the Of 81 600
BAIL In default Of which hc was sent TO the House OF
Detention.
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respondent, vs.. Martin, appellant; Tho Merchants
and Transportsion Company, appellant; Yerres vs..
The National Bank Of Port Jerv's. appellant; Neven-
dorn, appellant vs. The World Mutual Lite Insurance
Company respondent; Catlin, appellant, va Martin,
respondent; Wright ct al, appellants vs. Booth ei al.
respondents Judgment affirmed with costs.
peants. VS. Cheretrie OF al. Commissioners, respon-
dcnts-Judgment affirmed, without costs as to either
The People cx rel Folk, appellants va The Board OF
Police and Excise Of The City OF Brooklyn, respond
Cameron ana another, respondents, VS. Seaman and
another, appellants; Chadwick, respondent, va Fon-
and Others appellants; The whitney Arms Com.
pany, respondent vs.. Brooks, appellant Judgment
reversed aud new trial granted costs to abide event.
Goetchens, appellant, VS.. Matthewson and another.
respondents affirmed without costs as TO either
Haight respondent. vs. Ha,ght, appeant.--Mo
granted with costs Of appeal up 70 tino OF giving
MOTION
No 44i The People OK rel Cloe A. WATSON, respon-
dent. vs. George w. Schuyler, Auditor, appellant =
Motion for resrgument A. }. Parker Tor motion; f.
W. Page opposed
The following appeals from orders were beard
No 400 In the matter Of Sarah r. spelman. respond
ent. VS. Edmund Terry, 1ppeIiantwArgaed 6y Ed
mund Terry Tor appellant j. D. davenport ior respon-
No 445. Albert b. smith, trustee. &C, respondent
VS. Abigail Wells, nppeant.-Argued by b. r. Lee for
appellant: r. +. Wiikinson for respondent
No 462 Tho People ex rel. jacob Loriliard, vice
dent &c. respondents Argued by Horace Barnard
for appellants; Samuel Hand for respondents.
No. 459. James Buchan and another, executors. ap
peilants, vs. James Rinioul, executor. respondent
Argued by Josiah T. Fitch for appellants; John $ Dav
export for respondent
No. AGA. In the matter Of Andrew L. Roberts, i'm.
prisoned dsbtor-Argued by vodder Van Dyke for ap.
peIant; II. q. Elliott Tor respondent
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No 282. Peter Is. Ross, appellant, vs. Joseph b. Pc
req and others, respondents Submitted.
No 2q5. Hnwley D. Capp, appellant, W. Thomas r.
Hawley and another impleaded respondents Argued
by James Emott for appellant; William n. ArnOux Tor
respondents.
CALENDAR.
The following is tho day calendar for "Wednesday,
April 25 7:-Nos $40, 273, 2zl, 306 274 800, $40,
3l2