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Tue venerable Matthew @. Jones, an old
Virginia gentleman, and one Of the best
posted Masons in Kentucky, came to town
yesterday to give a Masonic Lecture to the
Lodge here last night.
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! DEsIRE to sell the Farm, known rs tn,
Tin Pennington" farm. II not sold be,
fore County Court day in March, will
rent IL on that day. TIN. W. IIIoaISs.
Stanford, Ky. Feb. 2, 1877.
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" you would examine the largest and
finest stock Of Spring Ready. made Cloth.
Ing ever brought to this section, you 'hodld
60 10 the store Of Hayden Brothers.
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Tue VALVE oF PRISTERs ISK.-Last
week Mr.. NJ. q. Hughes, of this county lad
a horse stolen from him, and like a sensible
man, came at once to this Office and had a
lot of hand-bills printed, setting forth the
facts, and offering reward. These bills
we're forwarded to various points, among
them to Lebanon, They went by the morn
ing's mail, aud before O'Clock, a telegram
was received at this office from the Mar.
shall of that town, saying that the horse
and thief had both been captured. Mr.
Hughes went down to Lebanon, identified
the horse, and returned the same day with
the prisoner, and lodged him in Jail here
Moral.--lf you get in trouble, consult The
printer, and il lac don't help you out, then
YOU are in a hS, past redemption.
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All Of the nost Fashionable 81 les and ola quality
~ meet the Sants Of the comaiu nifty,
No additional profit = M IA. charged to cover BAD
bLhls, as sllE NEVER MAKES THEN.
hnin all an early cali
IhE AANTuA MAklNG DEPARTMENT
MI ~ Conducted by MhS MYERS aud Mis-
ptpbthAk, Who's taste snd siill Il So. kn0gs
" tAt u.le.
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FoR SALE,-A set Of blacKsmith's tool
and outfit. Apply at this office.
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Mn, AsHER 0wsLEY wishes 10 buy one
hundred bushels Of Irish Potatoes.
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carr W. A. COLLIER and Mr.. $. q. Gun
din, Of Somerset, were in town this week.
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.: s:!:s s.....
PARtQR ORGANS.

,,s Prom WIN. Pool Niagara, NY.
several months use Of the elegant Parlsr Oman
you sHht me- satisfies that Il is one OF the 6est
made. IL has rich lone its various tones ara
most pleasant; ! most heartily recoasasnd yoar
org ms Tor Parlor, sehool, church, OF other USE
hssSrs Geo r. kowell Co., IN. W Newspspsx
,,,,, hepsrier, says;
Daniel .. BETTY the organ builder. Of wsssIpg-
Io"' n j. presses forward With great visor."
MI A. = Benedict, editor Of the Great B.nd Re-
porter, aher receiving his organ, writsst
. Tour hss octave Pnrlor Organ came ,usly
Several musicians have tested Il aud pronounced Il
a. ~" !. ~ rishiiy named the Golden Tongue"
Best offer ever given. Money refsndrd apsn r..
ui o, organ and frei hi charges paid by uae (Dan-
vel beatty both ways, II uns1tis'<etor,, sftsS
49,. wa oi ne Jays organs warranted for svs
lore buyins Parlor Organ. Address,
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MARKETs.
AWisrHpe.

generslly unchanged. Provisions closed quIss Al
Tfo7Sc fs baron shouldsrs and g1tnioc bs clsal
rib sides. and i0l<al0I.c for clear sides. Bulk
sides, and sss1sc hr clear sides. Haas Of I2,zn
lie Lard a. if,<9i7c fH tierce, lie Or kss, and
l314c for buck,t Breakfast bacon re- Moss port
at " O0al7 Is. Wheat vas quiet At 25ai 20 Tor
red, s5ai 70 for amber and white. Corn va un-
changed at ssds7c for ear, and 3s9soc Tor sheilsi
on arrival, and tsat7c from store Oats were quie,
as0r. Hour VA. auist a, 4 oo.s "a e., .x,,. ~
fancy brands. Butter vas quiet at I0aI7c aud egts
AZ lesisc Onions at 4 GOAT SO. Potatoes at q Is
a. W.-Louisville Commercial, 1ith.
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Mr.. w. EDMlsroS, Of Livingston, has
removed 10 Danyile.
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Nus. JOS. McALlsrrR LEFT with The your


. ger members Of her family few days ago,
to resils for a time in Georgetown, Ky.
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LOCAL hEUs.

FREsn OYSTERS received yesterday, at
II. Musings.
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c U II o NJ cRIN DING

solicited sni satisfaction guaranteed. artsS,ps
done every day, Try these Mills once and voc viz
come again. li70-iii JOHN W. ROUT
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TNIIE CELEBRATED "BUFFALoc
STEAM GR1ST MILLS {

have renovated from bottom tn top ths above
sei-snown and celebrated steam Mills, situated ID,
Lincoln county, about one mile ffom Standard or
NE mustonvlle pike. The accomplished N,lI rirht
william ~ Potts, Of Msdisoa county di u ~ <SYR
tna ne now pfooeunces these snisis good Nc auy
on the Continenf: An the cd machinery and 6xt--
nres have been taken out and now put in-stopes.
new smut Mill, Bolung Cloths &C., are in sne or
aer' 80 that nov can make Is good Flour and Nest
az any Mill.
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stanford.

Grscerfes aud Hardsearc..-R Retail.
CONNECTED WEEKLY nj cAxrBKtL a NnLKB.
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BEATTY'S PARLOR
q n & "A m 8 I

" ~ u "A m 81
ELEGANT STYLES, with Valuable Improve
,rsan, new and Beautiful Solo stsps OvEk OuR
THOUSAND Organisis and Musici'ns indorss tie&
organs and recommend them STRICTLY TiRoT
ran;ed for SIX years.
Host Elegant and Latest Improved.
Hase besn awarded the HIGHEST PRENIuNs
In competition wish others for
simplicity, Durability, Prsnpt.sss,
AND PIANO LIKE ACTION.
Pure, Sweet and Evenly Balanced Tone. Ov,As,.
irni ELECTS, aud Instantaxsous Aectss which ssv
be had to the Rseds-
Send for Price List. Address
DANIEL F. BEATTY,
Washington, New Jersey, U. "A
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The cry is Cotton Goods are all going
up. We have all the best brands in Brown
and Bleached Pillow case l0-i Sheetings.
Come and get prices.
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STYLISH TURNOUTS

ser kept in Central Kensueky,
A liberal share OF the public pstroasss
Is respectfully selected.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BIRD-PALMgR.-ApriI 25, at Christ church, Newark,
by tho Right Rev. Bishop 0denheimcr assisted by the
Rev j. N. Stnnsbury, the Rev. FREpERIJ MAYER BInD,
OF Ausable Forks, ~ T., and FRANCOIS PALMER,
daughter OF the latc William Oliver Snowhill OF Spots
GirrILLAx--Coox. Ripon, Wis, April 10, 1877 by
tho Right Rev. l. H. Brown, ID. D.. Bishop Of Fond du
Lac Rev. j. A. GmPILLAS, or Minnesota, to Miss Hat
TIE w. Cook. OF Rpon.
R,xgK-ODEIL-0n Wednesday, April 25, at ST.
Johns Church, Yonkers, by Rev. Mr. Atkins rector.
joins II. RIKER FRlScEs X. ODELL. daughter OF
Samuel D. Rockwell, Esq.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Wednesday, April 20,
1877 at residence OF tho BRIDES parents Yonkers N
Y BY Rev H. NJ Sanders, WIN. H. RICHARDSON to
LAURA youngest daughter OF J. and r. A. Youmans.
SwALx-HARrwKLL- April l8, 1877, at the residence
OF the BRIDES brother. Mr. Hartweli, At Oak Side
Seminary, near Unionville. n. r.. BY Rev. II. +
Y, to Miss ANNA N. HARrwELL, late OF Washington,
DC
WALcorr-HuEsrls -On Wednesday, April %, at the
residence OF the BRIDES brother. Tompkinsv'Ilc
by tho Rev. DR.. d. Cole. FRANK 4. WALcorr. OF Chi.
cago to KIrTiE daughter OF VIM. h. Hucstis, Esq., oil
Yonkers, N Y.
Chicago papers please copy.
WArsox-surrox wv Wednesday, April rs, at tho
Church OF ST. Mary the Virgin, by the Rev. Dr. Ever
WATSON to ANNA JOSEPHINE, daughter OF George W.
Sutton
WELsB-APpLEBY Tuesday, April -, at ST.
Peters Church, spotswood N. j., by tho Row. r. a.
RUSSELL WILLIAM B. WELSH 10 A. OLIVIA, eldest
daughter OF Stephen v. Applcby
YALE-MoIsox. AT tho residence OF tho brides
parents, on Tuesday, April "a, by the Rev. \. o.
lent HOWELL B. YALE, Of Jersey City, and RITE
MoisoS, OF Blauveltville, n. Y.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April rs, 1877.

ALBANY, April rs, 1871
In the Court OF Appeals to-dsy--prescnt Hon. San
ford T.. Church Chief Justice, and assocatos-thc fol-
lowing business Transacted
No 900 Hawey d. Ciapp, appellant, vs.. Thomas r.
Hawlcy and another, respondents. Argument re-
sumcd aud concluded.
No. $40 Gamalici q. Smith ct al, appellants, vs..
Daniel l. Pettcc ct al, respondents Argued by John
NJ. Whitney Tor appellants and ThYmas Darlington for
respondents
No. 273 Hannibal Potter, respondent, VS. Nicholas
g. Smun, appellant. Argued by ). Earl tor appellant
and Amos II. Prescott Tor respondent.
No. al J. 4. Giraud Foster ct al, trustees, &c. APP
pcllants VS. Jacob n. Van Reed ct al, respondents
Argued Dy william N. Evarts Tor appellants and Will
lam III. Arnoux Tor respondents
Tho Court having assigned Thursday and Friday for
hearing the New York Elevated Railroad cases. FUR
Their causes Will be taken up this session.
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ANCIENT LIGHTS.

Albert Meter brought suit against Samuel d. Bab
cock under the following circumstances, which were
developed on the trial commenced before Chief Justice
DAILY yesterday in the Special Term of the Court of
Common Pleas: seems that the trustees of Column
bia College in March, 1867, leased 10 Henry Field
some property Fltyfrs street. west of Filth ave-
Der l. 1858 with the privilege OF two renewals.
Field put dwelling OF the lots, and put IN It
six windows looking toward property owned by the
defendants Field aiterward assigned ms lease which
finally came Margaret A. Courtney, who assigned 1t
TO the plaintiff. The windows we're FABRICATED 10y
the defendants; but when the property was In the
possession OF Margaret Courtney, Field, the original
lessee agreed take down the barrcadc IN considcra-
ton the transfer OF gore, which Jutcd into defend
ants property. Tho defendant put up the barricade
AGAIN. and the present action is Tor an Injunction and
IS 900 damages The defence is that the permission
rvcn TO Mrs. Courtney was merely revokable license
and no covenant, and did not pass by assignment
Ncssrs A. J.. Dittenhoefer and Runke Englehardt
appeared Tor plaintiff; Martin smith Tor defendants
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Edward Jones and Thomas Cappengcr, employed
bremen on board the steamship City OF Berlin we're
yesterday held by Commissioner Shields on charge
of SIN juggling this port twelve dozen pcarhanoicd
pocket knives
The report OF f. II. Churchill f. G. Lawrence and
George H. Swords, comm ssIoners for the Opening OF
7stn street between the Klngsbridgc road aud Tenth
avenue, was confirmed by Judge Donohuc, IN Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday. The report shows the
total award SOS Az tho costs ST. 22 92, and tho
amount be charged against the CITY and the property
owners s6a Gas g2-haii against each.
Patrick Carey brought suit against tho city. Tho
plaintiff was driving up Nlnotictn street. between
tiith aud Madison avenues last winter. and the snow
:onceaiug hole IN the street, bis sleigh was thrown
INTO the hole and broken considerably. The
sas tried yesterday before Judge j. r. DAILY and ro-
suited IN q verdict Tor the plaIntin for $751;
The will Of John Kress, lager beer brewer, who
eft an estate valued about $780, 600, was yesterday
,dmiltcd to probate at the Surrogate's Court The
cstator leaves all his property TO his widow, susan
,ah ON condition that she does not rcmarry In
i her rcmarryibg tho estate Is TO be equally divided
ctweon and her children At her death the entire
STATE AZ uroy,dcd by tho WILL goes to the children
the widow made the exocutrx OF tue VIII aud ~ TO
continue the brewery business In her name.
Doian Burial obtained by default a Judgment for
,3l 653 against Peter Herner. The parties were opcc
partners Peruvian railroad contracts, and out OF
hrs grew the alleged clam OF plaintih Yesterday,
before Judge Donohue, IN supreme Court ChnmOers,
motion was made on tho part oi defendant TO open
lhIs default The defendant was not present. he being
in jail IN Philadelphia since Goou friuay, IN sun
brought there on the judgment obtained mere But
ais SON made anday on his behalf IN which he re-
.ounts all the tronbcs and mishaps which beiel his
atbcr and his contracts IN Peru ny reason o. roNo-
utlon there, finally compelling him to sell out hls
.ontract. Under all these circumstances he says
oIaiptn has got into dccndanps debt $1,000 Plaintiff
resnonds by alleging false accounts against his partner
,nd n desire to cheat him. The motion was denied.
III me suit Of y. NJ. Bangs against the ocean Ma
,an., pank ON trial before Judge Van Hocscn In the
-ourt OF Common Pleas, Chief Justice Davis was
yesterday placed on the stand to testify as an expert
- 10 mo yalue OF Mr.. Bangs professional services
sonacrcd 10 Inc bank Mr. Da Costa objected any
testimony by the Judge to any fact that he did not
w,,ncss himself. This objection, however, was over
snaa verdict for 81 Dos was given Tor the plaintiff.
in inc cases OF tho United states against Dun Co
md jackson Co, charged with violation OF Mo lot,
,arv Iaws tho defendants by advice Oh thor eouhse,
20 I,aro r,tsepbocfcr will put themselves on cxam.
,s,,on on Monday noxt before United states Comm's.
s,oner Shields This course Is adopted III preference
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THE COURTS.
Judge Wallace on Jurors Extra
Compensation.
ANOTHER "REMINISCENCES OF THE RING.
An English Agent Of Erie After
His Pay.


Al the opening OF the proceedings yesterday, in the
United States Circuit Court before Judge Wallace In
he case OF the Emma Silver Mining Company against
rrcanor W. Park and II. H. Baylis the proposition
" counsel for extra allowance 10 the jury was CON-
ncntcd and decided upon by the Court. Judge wal
acc said that while no had no doubt the jury had SUI
cred in their business, and while he appreciated tne
motive which prompted the proposition, still no would
rave refuse TO allow tho extra COMPENSATION ine
compensation OF jurors Is liked by law. and ms Court
mas no power 10 decrease u; neither should the
Court increase II. directly or Indirectly. -
would also, In his opinion. set precedent which
might prove dangerous to justice hnd NC
abused, even the bribery Of jury.
He regretted tho OF the present Jury TO nave
10 deny the proposition, but in view OF probable con-
sequences which might follow from such precedent
he felt compelled to do so Mr. stoughton then or the
plaintiffs IN the suit, tho Emma SILVER Mining Com
papy proceeded with his summing up To tho jury.
contendng that there iraua and deceit prncisea
by tho defendants upon the plaintiffs, under VINCE
tbey Ind purchased the mine Mr Stougnion had not
;lcscd his argument when the court adjourned
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GENERAL SESSIONS PART /.
Before Recorder Hackctt
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Benjamin Joyce No 800 West Twenty seventh street,
stole S3S worth OF property from the premises Of
Martin Murray, No. @ Jones street, and on pleading
guilty was sent to the State prison Tor four years.
Francis Lee No. 453 West Thrlythird street.: pleaded
guilty TO burglary, having stolen property valued at
so 81 IRON the house OF George H. Werhernberg, NO.
no Third avenue, and sentenced TO three years
and six IN onths' Imprisonment Frank Higgins ana
Thomas Brcsin broke into the store OF T. +. ONei
on Fourth avenue, and distracted IS 80 worth OF
property They pleaded guiity and sentenced TO
eighteen months each ia the State Prison Edward
Walsh, No. 80 East Twenty-lourih street, stole u
silver watch, valued at $40, from James Mcintyre NO
$50 East Sixtysxth street, and pleading guilty to tho
charge OF larceny from the person, was sent to the
State prison Tor three years
STEALING FROM LAUNDRY.
Anna Walters, colored, living at No. $50 West Thr-
teth street, was charged with stealing clothing valued
at $50 from the uundry OF James c. johnson, No. 12s
West Thlrtieth street, the 18th inst She was
victed and sent TO the Penltentiary Tor one year.
AN OUTRAGEOUS ASSAULT.
Henry s. Gasscrt, a truck driver living at Sixty
fourth street and Third avenue, charged with
committing an outrageous assault upon little girl
eight years old The prisoner pleaded guilty and tho
Recorder sent him the Stale Prison tor years ut
hard labor.
DErRAUDING TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.
Last week the officers and members oil the ST. AIMS
r. c. I. A. z. Society, whose rooms are in the Plimp
ton Building. discovered that their treasurer, William
Birmingham. OF No. o. Fourth avenue, had mlsappro-
prlated the set apart Tor the rent OF the
iscs and had HIM arrested on the charge OF embeZzle
mcnt. He refused to give up the books, but he was
subsequently compelled TO do and on investigation
IL was found that nearly $500 hal been misappro-
priatcd on beng arraigncd yesterday the prisoner
pleaded guilty, and was sent to the Pcntentiary for
81
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DOST OFFICE NOTICE..
The foreign mails for the week ending Saturday April
~ 1877. will close this Office tuesday A. NJ,
for Europe by steamship Wisconsin. via Queenstown On
Wednesday, ut IL A. NJ for Europe by steamship Bothna.
by this steamer must be specially addressed and ut 2 A.
Nj France direct steamship Vile de Paris Hasre
on Thursday, II 80 NJ. for EUROPE. by steamship
Iinmmonia, via Plymouth, Cherbourg and Hamburg.
On saturday, IL 80 A. NJ. tor Germany. &c.,
BY steamship Weser. via Southampton and Bremen
(corres pondence Tor Great Britain Had France be
and II NJ, for Europe by steamship City of Berlin,
Queenstown correspondence for Germany Scotland and
North Of ireland be forwarded by this steamer
specially addressed. and as ~ NJ, for scotland and
North OF Ireland by steamship Victoria via Neville and
Glasgow Tho steamships Wisconsin. Bothnia and City OF
Berlin do take mails tor Denmark Sweden and Nor
way. The mails Tor the West indies via Havana will
New York April The mails for Nassau N r. will
leave New York April ~ The mails tor China and
will leave San Francisco Mayi. The mails for Australia
&C., will leave San Francisco May %.
7. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
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T. ;SEw AND Only GREATEST SHOW ON EAErH
THIRD WEEK OF TRIUMPH NJ GILMORE'S GARDEN
AND LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
UNABATED ENTHUSIASM IMMENSE AUDIENCES
TWO PERFORMANCES EACH DAY
RENEWED ATTRACTIONS. FRESH FEArUREa
Brilliant demonstrations OF delight showered on
S3O0O stud OF marvellous and beautiful
lions for whose peers Mr. Barnum stands give
xJOtD and glorious and gladstone ovatons extended
Miss HENGLER the Queen OF the Side Saddle"
aud her $1,000 Tandem Stallion Team. Tho above de-
TWO GRANDEST FEATURES
WORLDS GREATEST BAREBACK RIDER.
unannity OF opinion concerning the greatness
-" THE FINEST AND MOST PERFECT EXHIBITION
designed by
THE MONARCH OF ALL SHOwMEN.
$4,000 worth entirely features added the al
supendous collection OF living marvels and
MORE Than Si.ooooop WORTH OF STERLING
NOVELTIES,
100 MArcHLEss GENERAL PERFORMERS.
Doors open and r. NJ Grand animal and spectacu-
lar entree one hour later -
chcstra. so cents. to family circle. 20 cents.
TO THE PUBLICI esteem absolutely necessary, In
night since opening hundreds
people unable obtain admit lance
advise ms many OF my patrons
attend the afternoon perform
evening Z. T. BARNUM.
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RIFLES on BANKRUPTCY.

Judge Batchord yesterday issued the following
rules on bankruptcy cause In bankruptcy Is not
deemed 10 finally disposed OF until order is en-
tered in tho District Court declaring its termination
Alter the expiration OF months from the adjudi
cation of bankruptcy and Of two months from the final
passing OF the accounts oil the assisneos IN nanH-
ruptcy under section . 900 OF the Revised Statutes
and on the certificates OF the clerk ana register in
:nnrge OF tho That proceedings IN The bank
ruptcy remains pending undetermined, and on tho
Implication OF the assignee in bankruptcy or OF any
reditor VINO has proved his debt, such order may on
aotce TO the bankrupt be entered.
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ERIE'S UNPAID AGENT.

John A. C. Gray, former agent OF the Erie Railway
Company in England, has a claim against the CON-
pany Tor s94l0 The justice OF the claim and correct
ness OF It's is not disputed on the part OF the
company. Application was made to Judge Donohuc,
N supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, on the part
Of Mr. Gray directing the receiver OF tho
company to pay the amount The Judge said that as
the debt had not reduced TO judgment, and hay
ing no preference against mortgage creditors he did
not see how he could grant the order asked Tor. Ho
therefore denied
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NOT IN CONTEMPT.

While cx-Judgc Gross was on tho bench OF the Ma
inc Court a cause was tried before him in which one
Harris was plaintiff and Lawyer Morange defendant
Now, Morango wants TO appeal, and for that purpose
applied to ex-Judgc Gross to settle the case" The
Judge did scttle IL in accordance with the official re-
port taken from senographers minutes but these
minutes, Moranee claim are IN some respects errobe-
GUS He then applied TO the Judge to make an afli-
davit Of what actually transprea on 'ne arn r ms
Court appointing a referee to take tho testimony of
Judge Gross MS to the facts sought Tor. The Judge
appeared before the referee, but refused to
be sworn or testify, the ground that
could not be examined us TO what TRANSFERRED before
him In his judicial capacity. With the report of the
referee In his hand Morange appeared in court and OBJ
aimed an order directing cxJudgc Gross to show
muse why he should not DO punished for contempt for
lis refusal 10 testify. The matter came up Tor argu
nent the question oil contempt, before Judge SIN
lott, in Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday. After
rguncnt on both sides Judge Sinnott held that the
presented by the report OF the referee
I'D not show ex-Judge Gross TO be in contempt, and
he motion to punish HIM for II was therefore dehied.
EIGHTEENTH WARD MARKET JOB.
Suit was brought in the name OF the Mayor against
William Haw and two others, Commissioners for the
srecton OF the Eighteenth Ward Market, to recover
t2o0 sos 81, alleged to have been fraudaicny over
paid in connection with the building of the market
The complaint the case states that the defendants
were the third OF Commissioners appointed for
the Job; that the second Commissioners contracted
with Charles vandcrvoort to erect the mar
provide Tor extra work They allowed for the
latter purpose $54, 104 80, and the contractors
,dded TO tho extent OF s2o3 s23 AZ This work,
The complaint alleges worth less than 900.
Of tho amount paid out for such extra work Charles
vandervoort got ,l56 80; Charles Guidet,
fs5l2 3s; n Hatcn 50. 1886 90, and parties who did
40 work, S. $50 73 This wac before January l. 1870
After that date the defendants issued warrants Tor
SOS I27 with intent to have them cashed, aud on
which $50, COL Of paid. To the complaint The de-
iendants intcrposed demurrer, which Judge Law
renee Yesterday ovcrrued Leave is granted TO de-
tendans however. to answer on payment oil costs of
suit thus far