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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
THE COURTS.
A suit Of Frances A. Musgrave against John
FIFTH-AvE FAMILY HOTEL.
,,De ,,-scRAvE SEEKS TO ENJOIN JOHN H. SHEER


Ans ,s1-sCRAvE SEEKS To ENJOIN JOHN II. SHEER
WOOD.
suit Of Frances A. MUsgrave against John
" sherwood was argued y. length yesterday before
md westlrook. In Supreme Court Chambers, on mo-
e., a. con.iuue temporary Injunction Tho piaiuth
cows bat Mr. Sherwood, who owned four houses on fth-
a. above Fortvsourth ST. IN 1873 sold 10 her husband
f,r her the third hose from the corner at S1ooo''
o. saws that she AMI her husband were Induced 10 pu
cro.c nv assurances that the block would always DC
occuIca hy rs.class private residences, and that no
puslnccs would BE- permitted on IT, She declares now
over that Mr. sherwood has converted the two houses
re the corner O, Forty -fourtEs into an apartment
cr tenement house in connection with house on Forty
forrti-gt; has put stcamcnSne IN TINS mousse has
b,i, Oh The rcar Of his lots house which ovcrshta0Ws
hr yard has taken down hcr fence and Is now ABOUT 10
rege hts apartment pcuses two stories, using the party
, = tee houses 20 support tho stores She ASKS
m injunction against this last change. The defendant
d.ncs that hO made any such promises as thc pam
TIC claims. on the contrary at that VcT! TINE thTce
o. the adjoining were occupied Tor business pu
noses while IN the immediate noghborhood were several
hotels either already open then in coarse OF cohsruc
tion. Mrs Musgrayc bought in December. 1873. In
1e-i lie changed his houses. not into apartment
house certainly not into tenenent-hOusc but into
family hotcl. The sntes OF rooms In il had no achtes
for cooking or laundry work. They rented for from
ssiO0O a car rent aud received about 100000. TINS
~ NOS include Tic rent OF an ONCE ~ ie coiht OGcO
+ small eu sine. making no noise, or cindets' OF
smoke. except what ordinary furnace laade.
III was used Ouly for elevator aud Tor heating II MSS
nov forty-fvc feet from the plaintiffs house and Would
he moved to place sevcntyiive feet from her hous
c pary-wa was OF extra thickness aud fully calaDo
~ supporting TIRE additional stones The icnce tach DOWN
WAS wooden one and TIE wal pat In Its Place was
A. ornsiuCntai brick; u wholly Oh tAe Gcchd.hts
land The rear building complained of WAS e buffers
oaufrv not so high the binding formerly there Inc
real trouble bir Sherwood assers, Is not that the Two
ncw stories viii cusc any injury 10 the plaintiff DIt tat
Vile lac has offered 5000 year Tor ler mouse,
ber husband wants SlO.cCU year. which ne VIII
no, give lie SAYS that the stories VIII add
So 900 a year to the rental of tho hotel. aud
1el tless tie changes ate completed bY September To-
h viii lose The " hole or grCa; Fart II next Winters
repi. as families usually decide upon their winter
res.dCuc.s about TINT tiinc. lie naiuSs nhlOcr Jf
far,s low Occupying hotel to show that socially
Il does not niure tie ncighhorhOOd. , .
The argument viii Ice continued to-day. Mil.hm A.
Beach appeared for tie plaintiff; Turner Mcclure Tor
he d ttudaft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

Supreme Court ChGp,bTs-By Judge WestbTook.-
O'Eeillv act The Western Union Telegraph CompanyAo
ton yacatc Of oXannanon In The matter OF
Ausdar wisa 90 zee NJ Van Wyck. Ialc0t agt tcuon
KILLER l. la Bau Dwight agt. Mcdowell; Admyttnid ast
Spader Mutual Life Insurance Compass Ggt Aroltc ~ Al
Iron Works; Miller ACT. La B2u, Johnson as sil.ds
Brooks Adams IN the astor Of The New York Cheap
Company: Lewis 3gt Stadcrprders granted
Olrs lhcimcr act Won Buls and others Memorandum
granted. Hcv1baa agt. Heylnan aud OiheN-Oianisd;
Common g7cqg-Npcsidi TfTE-l}y Judge Van 5Tunt.
-scbaef,r AIT Knapa.-R Receiver appointed siWel est
Hernandez: Jackson AIT NcCahill-Ofters signed
ny IDl-e Van II0csen.-fn the matter ri C0BcHy, etc
Guadisn appointed Gtacheidt agt. Authorization denied
See meiloIaI DUN. Lech agt Lcicht-See memorandum
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Validity oF TOWN BONDS.
MUNICIPAL BONn,s INVALID. USLEss AUTHORIZED
ny LAW.

WASHT GFoS July 1.-THE Supreme Court of
TIE lineZ state sss reuderct tssoafng feciSton;
40 80 Jc tONHsip VI las CAs and ptailih iG eIior
A. William SIMMER IN ~ tho Circuit CDuri ~ the
in'i Nfses tor tc southern Ils'fict ~ iih0s e ne
T. cant q. cror brought tins su an tc ttyl Aollt 81 io
Tilted >iatss f -uueTu Jd.tffct " ifiBUa against
t township Of Garland. 10 recover the rn'ocnto er
90 interest csuO0a3 Issued with ce tsil bonds ~ Charles
ct1f pIrfOs, s1d y ire aetut OF tn tnd town uion
nbscsgpus the stock II the Pans aTe Icaisr iiailfi1
Colla... The sns aud Decatur RairOad COMPANY " q
fo'aon u no organized under ~ act OF me
Stts eniitted An Act 20 ihcopo
iy ,ks Iagls sad Decalur Railroad Coinpay HpploIed
TO H. 1891 with authority 10 cOrs'ruct Iblntn ana oe
nut TsTJad 81 fafs 10 Tue trwn OF Deca
W. ID sld STATE 81 The 9th section Of sd al II u lio ided
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CorporGtloE NsiItes.

DRPk,TIlLgr or PJnIc PARKs.
80 UNION; LUiUY, NV losN Juiy 3, is77.i
PROPOSALS FOR REFLOORlhG THIRD
l. AVEHUF BEIDGE. OVER HARLEM EiNEi.-Pro-
poa Ia sealed envelope, VII D. cvci 20 e ol.e OF ne
Dels rimet OF Pubic Per =. 80 Union 81. NewN"fk cry,
al Noluesd tIe 25th day ~ July 1871. 10 r hour OF
past o'clock m hcu tcg VIII bc publicly open
f1r soOirn the roadway II Third az
Bridge lacn river CITY Of Now Nors. For ull
particulars Cg AecJra, No. Ci,y hai
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Gorses. Garriaacs, darnees. Wr.

CARRIAGES OF nearly all styles and Quality
u Tow prices, warranted a. represented
CRUDE 36G Canalst.
EEORSE WAETED.-WaEted, IT, purchase, Il
harse about II hands high for fImiy rsr; must be
sGiud amt eOyd roadster Address, WILLIAMS Box 80,
Tribune Office.
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p4SSEyGERA ARRfyEB.
suPEF,H OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, J..

FROM LoNpQNLa s,eatashtg gte Qgc1', July l7.-Mrs
UbhOm Mrs. HuThOhe Mr.. aud MIS-. W :. AsbuTn and ;
children CLANCY. children aud nurse, Mrs r. Laus.
J. J.. +. Hemut. J. y. mn,lston. hiss e.
Arnold, II " lmcn A 1ufuel A. 6. II. JASON. J. New
Payne simon :. !. hay aud son ars ii. Green
aud child Mrs r. Sarvis. Miss l.. Roach Mrs 6 Brown NJ
Townsend Count and Countess hOsrccran, WIN Barnes
Geo. Davidson ". shOweler Miss Alice spark, L. lthaeker
las
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Danhrup: not ce,.

DISTRICT COURT or THE UNITED
II STATES. for t,ir souicr District a Ecw ofk-in
the matter 81 ASDKEV sfNi'~O,, Iafi., uit-in iauk
rlpcy. war; ATTN Bsuir;rty las icCi ksIed D. tadi
Court INST The est % AHcirW FnNspH II ne comfy
81 Eeg lsFb. - TIE stat, ~ htw York ~ sid sict a.
Jddrst DxnETuyt upon TIE poiitl Il his Irisfs asa lhc
payment ~ debt aud tie dewey ~ property pc
lAng {" sail ba krUp H. si. or 10 is and ih' tnst
- properly hn fprs i- b. law. 49, - fg OF
ti CFsdiior ~ sii Bg kruPt - provo ef debts z cs
81 iis Js Nil D. .d 20 Court oi
bankruptcy - b. hohlep 81 "a 100 Fanst i TIE cf o.
iork, ~ sIi Disii! ifn .ptb day e.. jay, = -
is77, - o,pcs Office 81 keichil. I'D,
90 ne Ls.lrS'fs la Bant rilL1g ni SAID lJHti.
LOUIS /. FAYN, litfsilI bcfirngsi.
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Moon sets HAP Moon sou'hs Moons age days.
WArIa IO-LSY-A a.
Sandy Hook. 1923 Gov Island f.0l Hell Cate. $50
TC-nAY-r 3.
SANDY HOOK. ll9 GCy. iSaad-. Z:25 Hen Gate e;l1
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iJtopoeals

THR rRis1IRs ov fHR EEw-YoaR AsD BaooKLYS FRIDGE
OFFICE No, - MAiEta T.. SEO1hA ~ JuJ u: 20
CEtLED PROPOSALS will be received az
- tire OidGs ~ tho Ecw.Yo and Br 0klyn iiridEc Until
Iuly ii .OF removing On eCOWs the surplus MA
teli.l fingr tie bridge appf0achcs 81.
Iufar1nati.n c1n 10 Engineers Oice as la the
crantific- time ld,ire8 HENRY G. MURPHY, frcs.
dent, 81 water ST., ET1OEiYn
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u T
- r executor &c. against MARY W.Q Rk aud others
In pursuance Of judgment decree in tins actioD bearing
the l7th day Of ApT 1877 the und rsigued Mhban
h. Schmezel deceased. the direction Of Plo l. Rng
giles reercc appointed by the Court for tina; purpose, WI
uuiic auction. by A. j. BeeeEeT Son, hnfuonees
tho EXCHANGE Saesfoom, 40 IL broadway ia the Cry Of
New York the following described premises, 20 vii:
lot. OF land with the foursary buonE thereon STU
the northwest corner o White ard thufc streets III
the and STATE Newi containing hiy fet JAt On
and also Church KNOW II
by the street Nos. 80 aud ~ White street.
corner Caruie and Bccck cOaaiBie - les" roit
on Csrmne Beeckcr streets, and ~ th on ic bc
n feet aud by the street Nos II, 49, ~ - tarnue-
Also the dwer Ouse aud two contiguous lots OF land on
tanning - itct On
21 feet Canal street and known by the street NJ" io
Canal street.
Hlso the houe OF land the westerly side Of Canal
street cOBtaang feet front CanaLHt-ct aud an ear
80 CcatL, apd known by to street o. ~ ~
Aisn hOu lOuthery Side 81 .5dstrc-t distant ~
feet inches 0f -dsfrtct asa othaNcuuc
containing t fcot inches 23dstreet and ia fo2 am ~
nch,s "a depth each side, ana known " Use suee'
Als al the same umo will sold the folloHng sona
estate =. 80 ,-.- ~
DRIVERS Bus Of y Y, 100 shares Bank ~ New York 80
Bowcy Fir, Insurance Co 81 y - shares ei sou
Fire Insurance 60 Of n 100 shares North hiFer tc IN
snr2uce Co. of " 100 shares BROOKLYN Guy Gas Light 90
OF RnuGklvn 900 Ma"hatt9n Gas Light Co. ~ Guy
y y ISL shaTes Metropolitan Gas llght Co Of y y w
shares Y Life and Trust Co OF y y. 'itf 81 7afs
Nassau Ga Light BrOoky Scrip Oi Nassau Gas Light
of BrooSlyu, Scrip Of Wams6ugh Gas, Scripo Metro
pe.an Gas, scrip " Jefferson ms. Co.
Ds,ca owYOrk Juno - 1917 -, ,.,.,,,,.o -.
Executor, &c. 81 Ioim y. schm"lzel ",ceased
GIILO ]. III GO l-I- X erte.
E W. GASEs, Plaintiffs Attorney, 2si rearstreei n y
1YlS NV
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ernmcr Board.

fcTgri THE EEg yosE TRErSE he ~ nse,sna fgT
al, sSifif-I sng hycs Gc fEcrc iuiCto ss. III fh0d
Gts CIrTsyS ne f d{ al s<asfstTfHis ar cid<ei
ifsJ4~i nfr bs ccFs 90 uic- cLN NAeh ~ HfL ~
ssiECpiF combine. 81 gt1sncH, i0hre 10 ~ &
rer4>s aiOa cc,il- csasf.qf aad ,th5s i efHrah .
T1s Dsy orycaLd Jd,. fsose nda csatsa ifN "s =
H. 0f r. 61iDtf..-J AIS 4. JAlhroA Ds'
Jl,gn< HyJscats iiLstf1se, DGnsrdfe y. j.
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GnropcGn ClSpertlse ncnIs.
TANsH FYDFEN &RYALoN

Universally r:escrbe By t' facuit")A LAXATIVE, refresh
ing. and uicdci rut 0LsgEe for the immediate rcbf it
els cfuai Of constipation, h:afcle bis lGupfThpds
&C. ra: unlike pills ihe pu calves - are'be
~ take AID ,fotuccs Irritation Prepared ~ r. GILL
LoS, p homiatclu. Farls Depot CASWkLi4 u NHAhD ~
Co. R1fta-Rse ar'i VweFtY ''rtG-sf. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
Yrr Cream.

/ FACT.-HoRT0NH ICE CREAM IS MADE
FROM PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM.
and is no, only tn richest but most reliable and only
STANDARD ICE CREAM IL MARKET.
Try IL ana yoI will u other.
HURCHEs STRAWBERRY FESTIVALS. and THE
TRADE supplied a.
25c. PER QUART.
TO Families BY tho gallon, 30 cents quart
DeIots ave. l2G; lirOadgay and rs Chaihalnst
ECSSELL's ICE CREAM--Best i'm the city. %
cr.ts per quart 20 churches aad str1Eberry eslVals
Hard Cream IN boxes 20 carry hone NO ~ Bi1e h'h'e
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Gummer Boaro.

Iregnrd TIRE NRwYoRK TRIBUNE az he lest medium fer d
certsin0 busness that hare hitherto used s sodrdb
chdrges al Hs entertainments ci0ssd ant
tdeJcd aud me ciear and nce display mitch makes Of ~
ddrercncnt combine ny judgment % Qtre % ~ ddrer
tsers most eTceent ddront1ge md reders H ,qur1ief
me MONEY eLDend,d lam aOrs than sdtttsa via ~ re-
sur Of ny tt cO'upnS-JAMES &. JACKSON our
Home Hygiene Instttite, DdnsrtLe, Ny
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focal Notices.

STATE of W-YORK.-Supreme Court,
- County OF Ontario HIlOpA l.. JOISSON, agt
PRANK r. JOHNSOh.-Sumnpns.T said defendant; l0n
are hereby summoned and required to the complaint
OF sad plaintf CODY II winch fled in ontario County
Clerk once Canandaigua y. Y, July lu 1871 ard 20
serve copy Of on The sqDsclbc 90 naples ~
v within twenty days after TIE service Of THIS summons
elusive OF the ay OF service plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court "a the reilcf demanded IN The complaint
POTTLE& sPItAGUE. Plaintiffs Attorneys, Naples, y. y
tvis
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Glathlnerp.
JOHN R0ACH & SON
MORGAN IRON WORKS. NETWORK,
AND CT ESTElI Penn.

ITs0T% GEIIP- BGJI1 .LGIS
manufacture STEAM nACulNERY o, cyery DISSOLUTION,
BRASS and IRON CASTlSGS, r-n PLATE IRON o. all
Gnicasrs have The only la-o lO4G 10. heavy aitn2
dc ~ City. REPAIllS niatc eEPedinousIN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

IL wanting choice BOARDING places cail
~ ~ THE BOAhDFR% DItkciohf ~ bfoadSay
A BPINE HOUSE, Bethlehem, n. H.-New
II house new location c0pinanfs entire view ot
White and r,.icoia ranges Bat lev r"i~ rhn Sn,iT
cninr ~rut on Hppi anon.
C. ~. CLARK, frolrtetor.
4 FEW FAMILIES or single persons can DC
~ with good Country BOARD; rooms large
aud airy location healthy nlls tom
PerssE gooi table; moderate. Address A. sliEl'
WOOD Fuinaa valleS, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

! ELBERON HOTEL. south OF Long Branch
A. aside hole IL the ooun
Try. G. I. JONES, ate Il Holman House AMI ST. James
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18
5iinGtion5 tUauteo-- females.

G0OK-For city or country hotel or board
" nshoasc lor iamiy she thoroughly understands all
kinds Of con steady reliable hOaes aud can b. seen.
with references at PROTESTANT BUBEAU.3 0thay,
iOurtl. house above lOthst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

" able lnIdeagei woman wishes situation as good
washer and best OF city ieiNnce Address "
NJ. IrIhnnn LnIoMm Oniee. 1873 kIoldNay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

~ prices and city style 4 few persons desiring good
boa-d pleasant room surf aHd saltwater bathing a1ihcs
iOr roWrc, sailing &c, with house 20 rods from tic wate
be accommodated by applying addrssng A. fOS
TER l33 Van Barren Brooklyn. Al home alter ,.
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nrCTsIONs-IIIY II.

&c Hunt { delivered tho opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

fHANWOOD.-One hour from Liberty-st. by
the NeyJersey Central house ten minutes wax
hc Depot well shaded large awl ample piazza. fruits
~. station address Nr
E.UW = J
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regard THE NRwYoRK TRIBUNE the best Medium for adj
perttstng business that hare hitherto used It's moderate
ehorGes The fact that all is advertisements classified and
tndIed and he clear and nice display chfeh makes Of s
dducrtfseDent combine IN Judgment gire % ia ddgrr
nse most eIceitsH ddrdntGGc and renders t eqrdient
Tor NE money expended Tam than sGsed ruth me
suit OF my Of us e0lufdns-JAMEs G. JACKSON, our
Home Hygtenie Institute, Ddnsrtis NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-18

WASHING.--A respectable colored woman
w wishes q gentiemans IN ", washing Coed
once II reagArsa No Ss6 1shavY Top aosr back ssex.
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Giinations Wante0--H lalcs

AS COACHHAE-By Il frst-class man Wit
thoroughly understands his business six years best cit
rcfercgces. W. C., 30. 10 West 43ist
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17

Editor Of the Bristol Ne,0s

In everyday life we see illustrated
the theory that "the more people get
the more they want" and IN the de
sire for new acquisitions or cOnces-
SiOus they are too often guilty, not OIL
| ly of forgetting the person who has
done them a kindness, but actually of
hating him, il they do not receive all
that their newly inspired wishes may
suggest.
am no partisan Of General Mo
hone, reither am / a politician, but |
am too much Of lover Of fairplay to
hear him abused 10y demagogues about
matters which concern them aud us
but little, while perfect silence is main
tanned as to matters wherein we have
been benefited by him, and in which
we were duly interested.
Before Gen. Malone took charge of
the Virginia and Tennessee Road the
ears in which our cattle was shipped
would not carry over 10000 pounds,
and it cost us S46,50 to ship this guam
tity to Lynchburg-equal to S5S.l2 per
car load of 20 900 pounds. No such
thing as a separate rate on poor stock
cattle was known. nor could we ship
any farther than Lynchburg-through
bills of lading were unhCard OF.
How all this was changed during
his administration ! know 10y eXpe-
rieuce. Cars were built capable OF
carrying 20, 600 pounds, and the rate
from Abingdon to Lynchburg was re-
duCed to $50 per car load-cqual 10
$40 per 5000 pounds. And then u
distinction was properly made between
beef or fat cattle and stock or poor cat
tie, Arrangements were made to is
sue through bills of lading at fixed
prices not only to Baltimore, but
also to Culpeper, WarrentOn and 9TH
er points suitable for grazing purposes
and at rates pondin"ly low.
know of shipments of stock cattle
from Abingdon to Culueper for S57 80,
n distance Of nearly 800 miles which,
| am told 10y railroad folks, is
Mt rate of less than two cents per
ton per mi e. Now, in the cattle sea-
son, the ears in which they are hauled
are unfit for any other use, and have
To be carried empty all the way from
Lynchburg to the various points of
shipment, which reduces the revenue
per mile One-half, SO that stock cat
tie was practically carried at about one
cent per ton per mile, and beef cattle
for about one and une-fouIth cents.
| have heard heap of talk about
discrimination in favor of through
freights, but | do not believe any were
ever carried as low as cattle were
transported. / don't think that eth
er my neighbors or myself have any
special interest in the rates on dry
goods and crOCkeryware, but we are
smartly concerned i'm the cattle busi-
ness, and as Gen. Malone carried that
for us at lower rates than anybody
else has ever or will ever charge US, |
think that he ought not to be forgot
ten tor IT, / have been taught that
fairplay is a jewel, and this requires
that even the devel should be given
his due. If this bee so, how mucli
moro should simple justice ba done
one of our own people whose deeds In
war aud peace have added la tire to the
history of this grand old state.
TAZEWELL.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17
One could hear a pin drop in s.
G. Hampton has only to raise his
hand and all is silence.

BEN WADE and BLAINE have
their tails in the air and are pull
ing their hair, and they rave and
swear that Hayes amt fair, and
they'll be damned if the air amt
full Of treason there, more than
RAIDS can bear, and that Packard
won't scare at the Nichols bear.
Ben says:
My name it is Wade and we've all been be-
trayed
I'll be bulliozed and fayed with demo
cratic blade
If returning board trade amt eterrally
played.
Jimmie says:
Ny name it is Blaine AMI the wood of
Maine
viii resound yet again with the slave
hounds refrain,
II the lion and the lamb business amt
stamped out again.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17
LOUlSlANA.
TIE CONTROVERSY PRACTICALLY
SETTLED.

TIE CONTROVERSY PRACTICALLY
SETTLED.
New ORLEANS, April Is The Com
mission will remain for some days for
the final adjustment, which now seems
probable.
The, 7libune'8 special says the con-
troversy is practically settled, but two
or three DAYS will be required to ar
range the details. The compromise is
Legislature organized upon prjmd
JdciC right to seats, disregarding the
action of Wells, Anderson & Co, This,
theoretically, leaves the Gubernatorial
question open, but practically inaugu-
rates Nichols.
The dispatch says the Nichols Leg
Islature to-day Monday has a resolu-
ton giving effect to the programme of
settlement, and will also pass resolu-
ito, covering the following points 4:
Confidence in and support Of Presi-
dent Hayes, and a guarantee to acCep!
the 18th l4th and 18th amendments
to the Constitution the fullest pro-
lection of the coIored people in all the
rights and privileges of person and
property ; equal educational advauta-
cs 1; amnesty for past political often
SEES, so that peace and order may pre-
vail, and union of all in res Uring
the material prosperity of the State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17
THE NIOFFETT PUNCH.
No Registrations of Drinks BE
fore the First Of July.

A reporter Of the ENQUIRER was
Informed yesterday by Auditor lay>
Tor that very little progress has been
made with the execution of the new
liquor law. Dr. Moaett is still ia
Washington looking after his patent
right in the register, and until this
matter is definitely acted upon by the
Commissioner Of Patents no important
step will be taken by the Auditor.
Meanwhile, however, he i 5 having
another model Of the register made
by Mr.. Otis Dean, who has informed
him that it will not be ready for scve-
raj weeks, as he had 10 send cut Of
the State Cor some parts Of the appa-
ratus. Advice from Washington are
to the effect that there will lie no
trouble in securing letters patent for
the register although parties from,
RiChmond, representing the Liquor
dealers, are said to he doing what
they can to obs,ruct favorable actions
on the application.
When the new model is completed
and depos ted 1.-THE Auditors object e
Auditor will advertise for Lids ior
the CONSTRUCTION Of registers. and all
bidders will be invited to examine the
model. After the contract is award
cd, the Auditor will convene all tn.
Commissioners of the Revenue resid,
my in cities at his Office in the cnpi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17

ALL hope of peace in Europe
has ended and before another issue
OF the News the Russian guns
will probably have opened on the
Turks. Gen. Sherman thinks it
will be the bloodicst of the age
Tho contest will be one of religious
fury and the city of Constantine
Pile, tho strongest and most coveted
prizo that ever tempted royal ann
bition will stimulate the contestants
to deeds of valor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17
All IA!
Chamberlain in his farewell adj

Chamberlain in his farewell adj
dress says:
BY the recent decision and action of
the President OF the United States, !
find myself unable longer to maintain
my official rights with n prospect of
final success, and l hereby announce
TO you that / am unwilling to prolong
a struggle which can only bring fur
Their suffering upon those who engage
in it. While the long struggle for the
Presidency was in progress, you were
eXhOrted by every representative and
organ Of the national Republican par
ty to keep your allegiance true to that
party, in order that your deliverance
from the hands of your Oppressors
might be certain and compile g Not
the faintest whisper of possibility of
disappointment in those hopes and
promises ever reached you while the
struggle was pending.
Then it was Hayes and not "hell
nor the shotgun democracy" that
moved you! The President sticks
to his letter Of acceptance and res
fuses to hold you in the State
House with "shot gums" and that
is all there is Of it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-04-17
Col. n. b. Meade, who has

Col. N. B. Meade, who has so
ably and efficiently filled the posi-
ton of Chairman of the State
Democratic Executive Committee
since the last State Convention, has
resigned on account of ill-health.
No man in that position has ever
shown loftier fidelity to the party
or been more vigilant and prompt
to attend to its duties than Colonel
Meade. The result of this and
his labors on the WIG is that he
is an overworked man, and retircs
in time for rest and rccupcration.