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PROFESSIONAL.
nB. L. PABSONs, Dentist. h4s removed h.
- Orlct Al Il re-iferce, 10 BIs yth street., -
npp'site laeBt Office. fCeTE extracted on r'SSi-fr
Iu' >'laysJFs, 81 oaGrss fsT fhs po1T. ocia Ca
nR. :. r. JOHNSON,
~ OcWgis' aud Physician,
SHce-blf y street northwest, between 9TH suf
lh sirteis. octs 2m
HR FLODoAkDO 1OWtkD FE- Removed his
y. nnoe AID Re-idercs from 6Ie street -
14ol New ork avenue northwest. Cffioe n0urs-
c 10 ~ = m. az O. 2 nm. oCf6-lm
iEBRH }. ENNIS, .Ii q sI-ost- . pgosito "a.
- eIf = ofoes xlectyici-u su1 Model Naker. EE-
e7siheutsl work . sp-oisity Export IN Patent
oans--. islely
n8. 7. N. TAL3OTT, Dsrf'sT. REa.
~ Removed g. a'gtt-ast corner 1tn sndtzl5-,E4
strees norteTeEt. Tern iEs-r.oa fg~G1S
PEI set. uy--ly
nR. n. FRANK WHITE, The \ ssneTic Besler,
- 9al Huh street treats successfully the must
nhstinste Chronic ani Acute DiseAses CONCENTRATION
tIte Ohoe hours-s 20 u an. sud % jeIs-iJ'
HR. }. B. GtBgs, .C,
BE9OfkD TO s03 I5TR STRIET. .0I
Loar,-ly Over Thompsons DRUG Store.
Ire. DUKE. DENTIST, 423 IN street south.
y vest bstween ID snd 4 streets. Bssu-
tllul sets OF Teeth, ss, reet lshilee, q; -A&4
uacnhe ~ltlout Pain % cents. All opera ~I1,H
6ons warranted or..s-,y
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

f1ANOS AMI ORGANS.
WM. kNABE a CO.'S wORLD-RE
w NOWNED PfAEOe-Th These cele--
rated Instruments have been before ths Nh
pubic Tor forty years, and have receive itit ktt
the highest award wherever exhibited. McOam-
mon faNofite Pianos ID Pianos from other cele-
orsted Isnufactoriee constantly on hand shOnin-
ger e etleerafsd Organs. Pianos and Organs sold,
IpninS and tnoroughly Reyairine Piano.. q.
kklCHENBACHs Pisno Warerooms, l23 llth
street, few d0ors above Penns. sv. octis u
pIANOS, ORGANS, &C,
= f9h sALl Low, AID FOB RENT. H
pairs, at NICToh DEckERS Piano WarerOom,.
0OS h street, near 9th. northwest.
ehest n usic and Violin StriEes.
Orders for Tuning received for v. b, at SAN
pkks sTANMAk's Piano Store, shsphsrols
bulidil &. oclll -2ws
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fral't -larr.sE H-f CITY. t.T one Hr rr. ~ E...
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Evening star., 1877-10-18

ID fte ~ tie Tu-. -'ss Hi H ...aY
establish. ! MECHANICAL El ENF~>
g. uit tce ID A'Eusst T,fsrll-e .....I ..
: Ser Cf.-e
Evening star., 1877-10-18

Col. James g Rerret,
OrSilie 3. Grant,
MAJOR Nicholson,
A. T. Whiting,
Andrew Archer,
q DuncsusOn,
W. W. D cCOlIOush,
Lednghsm &Widdec ombe.
Keyes 4 Co,
W. e.. O'Meara, aud hum
drads Of others them.
BEChEK'S,
1917 Penn. 0reHue, A50rs Willdrds.
ptrlQ
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
STATE GOVERNMENT.

Governor-F. T. Nichols.
Lieut. Governor l.. A. Wilt.
Secretary OF State A. Strong.
Auditor Of Public Accounts--Allen Jume
Superintendent of Public Eduoation--R.
III. Lusher. -....
Adjutant General-D. b. Penn.
Board of Metropolitan Police--L. A. Wiz,
Alexander Brewster, Robert Diamond, Ed.
Toby, DIR. saml Chopin, FL. @. Miller. Geo.
w. Dupre.
Superintendent OF Polce-Thomas N. Boy.
Ian.
Judiciary.
Supreme Court-Chief Justice, T. O, Man.
ming; Associate Justices, r.. Fl. Mari, Alci.
blade DeBlanc. w. B. Egan, w. b. Spencer
Clerk, Alfred Roman.
First District Court-EdmundA Abel, Judge
James O'Neil, Clerk
Second District Court--A. L. Tissot, Judge
John Herbert, Clerk.
Third District Court-Frank A. Monroe,
Judge; Ben. Armbruster, Clerk.
Fourth District Court--W. r. Houston,
Judge; John Curry, Clerk.
Fifth District Court--W. Fl. Rogers, Judge:
Thomas-Dufy, Clerk.
Sixth District Court-N. Ii. Fighter, Judge
j. V. Guillotts, Cletk.
Superior Criminal Court-W. 8. Whitaker,
Judge; Eugene May, Clerk.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.

Mayor Ed. PilHbury.
Administrator of Finanee-Jules q. Denis
Administrator Of Accounts - James G.
Brown.
Administrator Of Assessments L
RepgstoiT,
Administrator Of mprovements-John Mo.
Uafffey.
Administrator OF Waterworks-J. D, Ed.
wards
Administrator of Commerce Chas. C.va-
nae.
Admins rator Of Police R Il. Dian nd.
City Attorney--B +. Jonas.
City Surveyor. A. D'Hemecourt
City Noiary-Gustave LeGardeur, Jr.
Owl sheriff.. II. Handy. I.
Criminal Sheriff.. d. Houston.
Coroners-( Downtown, DR.. II. Rance /;
(uptown), J. G. Roche
Superintendent Of Pablo Markets. Fl.
Lapgwell.
Superintendent of Public sohool-C. W.
Boothby.
Board of Health-Dfs T. b. Gaudet, r. r.
Lemopnier, J. L. FInuey. @. B. White, Gus
Devrop, Jno. L. Clay, g. W. Bryant.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-01
PARISH GOVERNMENTS.

Ascension.
District Attorney. pro tem--Fred Dufll.
Clerk of Court--L. L. Bentley.
Reoorder-W. w. Buford.
Parish Judge--Henry o. Maher.
Sherff-Peter A. Jones'
Coroner. J. Sullivan, Jr.
Police -Hillury Rice, Henry Hay
man, B. o. Landry, J. t. Alleman, Arthur
Burnett
District Attorney, pro tem-Desire Leblanc.
CLERK of Court-Thomas Divine.
Recorder-George Washington.
Parish Judge-Alfred Tete
Sberif-A J. Eehevarra.
Coroner--John w. Hickman
Police Jurora-Levy Williams, Moses Hite
Bazel Graves, Tnos. d. Cox, B. Gardner.
Aveyelies.
District Attorney. pro tenn. A. I'll. Bordelon.
Clerk of Court-Charles Gray.
Recorier-H. Bielklewcz.
Parish Judge--L r Normand.
Sheriff. L Burlein.
Coroner-W. B. Moore.
Police Jurors--P. 2. Lamone. Edgar Con.
wilton. John Grimes, John Exell, James p
Hudson.
Baton Rouge, East.
Clerk of Clerk-Wm. Hubs.
Recorder-Johp McGraih.
Parish Judge-H. N. Saerburna
Sheriff-W. 8. Booth.
Coroner--F. M. Brooks.
Police Jurors--W. II. Gala, Jr., r. T. Pat
terson. W. 2. CLANCY, r. 7. Young, J. e.
Blouin.
Baton Rouge. West.
District Attorney, pro TENN. w. Pope.
Clerk of Coutt--Tres Landry.
Rscorder"-O. Bernard.
Parish Judge-H. j. Hyams.
Sheriff-Frank Delapy.
Coroner--Robt HARRISON.
Police Jurors-Peter Daniels, Geo. Steptoe,
g. J. Barrow. J. V. Durable, ST., Aaron
Davis.
Eienville.
Clerk Of Court-A. M. Ouden.
Recorder. M. Head.
Parish Judged. i. Head.
Sheriff.. Z. Hightower.
Coroner-A. s. lilly.
Police Jurors-J. B. Blume, J. H. Robe rson,
@. N. Ardes, w. P. Theus, Il. Lawson.
Bossier.
District Attorney, pro tem.-J. W. McDon.
aid.
Clerk of Court. B. wslthalI
Recorder-T. ID. Williams.
Parish Judge--B. f. Fort.
Sheriff.. B. O'Neal.
CoroneF-A HaWkInf
Police Jurors-B. +. O'Neal, J. v. Kilgour,
5. Minis L. N. Thomas, r. Miller.
Cnddo.
District Attorney, pro tem-E. B. Hsrndon.
Clerk OF Court. w. Wheaton.
Recorder-E. w. Durant.
Parish Judged Cresswel.
Sheriff-Wm. Heffner.
Coraner-Augustus Marshall.
Police Jurors-F. G. Spearman, w. N.
Pc ter, James Tisbey, S. G. Head, Marshall |
Page.
Clerk Of Court-Asa Ryan.
Recorder-J. b. Kirkman.
Parish Judged. J. Reid.
Sherff-A. L. Reid.
Ooroner-J. A. T. Hawkins.
Police Jurors-A. Cole, VIM. Perkins, s. |
Vincent, j. Meadow, d. d. Andrews.
Caldwell.
Clerk of Court. A. Glass.
Recorder-G. W. G4rborough.
Parish judge. L. Barry.
Sheriff J. A. Ferrand.
Coroner-D. @. Meredith.
Police Jarors-A. P Stuart, o. Call, John
Chanus, W. FL. Mecom, J. Jackson.
Cameron.
Clerk of Court-Thos. E. Gee.
Rscorder-Leopold Mudd.
Parish judges. P. Henry.
Sheriff-Calvit Pevosoe.
Coroner-John X, Jatt.
Police Jurors-Thomas BonsalI, Clarville
1uhon, j. B. Pivoto, J,sse D. Mccall, R. B.
Iarrison.
Carroll.
Clerk of Court-B. H, Lanier.
Recorder-M. E. Nassee.
Parish Judge-C. E. Moos.
Sheriff-John w. Scott.
Coroner-A. O. Ronth.
Police Jurors-T. B. Reveau, J. M. Cad
les. Otto Woosman, David King, Jack Saer-
arg.
Catah ouIa.
Clerk of Court-John Doshef
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River ~ ews.

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,
Thursday Morning, March l. !
Daily report of The stage OF water, with changes
In the twenty-four hours ending yesterday
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INSURANCE NOTICES.
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY.


FROM THE TWENTY FIRST ANNUAL
STATEMENT FOR 1876.
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

NEW ORLEANS SAVINGS INSTITUTION
IN No. 1856 Canal street. Trustees-A. Moni
ton, g. A. Palfrey. Carl Kohn, T. L. Bayne, DayI
Urquhart. George Jonas. John G. Gaines, Thog
A., Adams, Thomas Allen Clarke, Christian
Schneider Charles ]. Leeds. Samuel Jamison
Interest Allowed on DeDosits,
ID. URQUHART, President,
ohAS. hlLShAM. Treasurer. ap16 IL
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Dividend paid on stock ten per cent per an
cent. payable In easfl.
This old and reliable company ia issuir q po'f-
Giles on Fire. River and Marine risks on Il m ,st
favorable terms. losses promptly ad us ed
and settled spon liberal terms at their office,
% stamp street. JAMES ]. DAY,
n 1 President.
- Il oAhphHHHk. beeretary. ja31 1y
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DEAR SIR: 1t il nOt in nay power 10 address the meet
ing 10 De held at Cooper Institute tbs 10Th inst But
am in perfect accord with its objects. | approve
heartily of the policy OF the Prcsidenlof his measures
10 harmony between the portions Of tho Union
which have been long alenacd from each other TO
eradicate the administration OF The Government
an1 especially To nut end 20 practice ~ which the
country Decn scAndaiizod for years. mean tie
manipulation OF party conventions and movements by
Federal officers practice cDndl uneG deHOfaLziug
aud dang by Webster Clay, Calhoun aud othc, dis
tinguisncd statesmen who have given IL thJughtul
consideration The Rochester Convention, by dissenting
from the policy OF the President this respect mas
placed itself, and osensib the Republican party " the
Stale, in attitude Of hostility his Administration
and. believe, 20 vast majority 81 the people, IN
regard as the most essential OF his measures Of
reform.
Tine convention would have better responded to the
feeling country II II ha1 applauded his course
pledged him lis support IN bold aud uncunprOmsing
execution his purposes It's action objection
able ia what IL SAID IA IN what II omitted To
believe that no President has into office with "a
more desire 10 promote the public prosperity and
peace and correct OF administration do not
doubt that Will be sustained by the Republican party
in this state and tina. those through whose Influence II
has nised and placed In false position, will be
held to q rigid accountability. ain truly yours,
GEO b. BUTLER, Esq. john A. DIX.
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denied without costs and without prejudice 70 an
u.on The a II me court at speea t s is
Mcswyncy agt Matbew@-The motion 20 yst9 'T Tbt
notion being Consequently dismissed, judge wesIbrooks
" prosecution The latter Therefore DO denied
10 costs 10 any party miller ayt President ana ~ LII
oner granted IN man AIT McKnght-MOon granted or.
f sT1nis and Neyn Butler appointed
& XXX P E sIT na,' a Ss BsnE agt ARcrn~o
ton granted Cor the l9,h inst Young ag- bsrDa Of
scs M9S at ~ e SSd S6sS
ep SaTg Contained in the psSeps and the bitter feeling
which exists between DO no! e "a Denied
without HAYWOOD Haywood-Counbel lee o. sop'
AIT VIII On an aidSg distinctly deny adultery CHARGED
and The ALLEGED iGsasl D NAV srnose the
amended payment OF s5 costs OF All poeesangs
proceed second Friday without asking delay be
age Foley a-Orier for Judgment signed Higgins agt
Jameson am Motion granted aud further allowance
OF 500 as counsel Zee made The Atlantic and fEe'nc
graph Company agt Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
panyMoou granted aud order made and signed Armstrong
Complaint dismissed with Opinion. Bissel agt Farrell
Fischer agt Mec3ll etal KenSon aSi h250s e AZ s
leser ae Hitler and Costello asi creg ss a and aeerse
Superior Courf-Spccial Teyn-By JUDGE sanford,
signed and decree made Babcoek ct al ag BenneL IT, e' al
BY Judge Van VorstIDry Dock Savings Institution agi
Judge Ere sage agt Fisher (No l-flsIef a8
Sage NO 2-Orier denying motion. Fowler agt he,y -
Order motion. with SO costs. tlanln a PHI
ct aLOrder continuing injunction Person lf as
Central Hudson River RAILROAD Company ''S'''
Mariius-OTdeTs granted.
Common PLas-SpecidI IGm-By Judge J' L. DAY.
-(iOuraud aRf. Trlgt.-Orier settled. . a..
y Judge Robinson Person agt PartIcgei ,sah s ,i;
lief rences ordered. Selg and others agi hehga ho"h
10 Mace on day calendar granted Carroll ag Mcoo
Judgment foreclosure aud sale OF MECHANICS ieh In t.s
mater of u-Wh reference the proposed allowance 10
counsel AFFIDAVIT as to value OF servcmay yes1D
utted Goldman Relchardt eli alMOtiOg denied WIN %
defendants The People rel Phyfe agt Mast1"
al nqut0n fled Banks agi Suydln fihahgs sRhea
and decree entered Robert agt lllA Application gfahst0
setback OIbrokAn order Of reference VIII be granted
hold, take proof and report herhs bs
Bank for Ssvingcference ordered Ore" agt Iague ana
Others Motion 10 place caus On day calendar giahted
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PASSENGERS 1RRIVED.

FROM GLAsGOW-In Steamship Deropla Misc A. I.
Robbins. Miss Ella hobbins the Re'. {. J. Waite tho
Isabella Robertson, the Rev Henry StOrrs Mrs Henry
otOrrs Miss Katherine Storrs Master char storr Misc
Jenny Niles, Mrs Eza Perry. Miss MARY Carmlcbae Mr
George N!sson John MCFarane, the Rev. Charles A.
Evans Mrs : H. Wallace Wihsl Ch3mberlin, ; Murray.
Mrs Murray and two Children Mis-. Mary FOuyce, Mrs e.
Stevenson Mss NJ b. Macleod, drs robert Russell, John
Graham Mrs JOhJ Graham Mr. POrieOus Miss Armour hss
Jessie Armour Arch Thomson Elisha Lewis JTs. Bertha
Lewis Mf. White the Rev Robert Scpbr Dr. W. Ne.
Murray Mrs. W. McMurrav, Joseph Cox Miss MARIA N0u1.
Mrs. Catherine Dow, Alexander DOW, John Mills, NT5 JOIa
Mills, Mrs. ChittlcB, MI tuney, Montgomery IT, Throga,
Mrs rOup Miss Cunningham, MF- Gray and Two en- ldgen
Iss Nhitfl., H. Redhed, MIS-. Redned tnd child, tho
Rev. y. Preston, the Rev. ID. ScOyel David Maxwell
ATs. Maxwell Mss Carrie Iaxgel H. h. FulrT =. g.
ton, the Rev. q. " HOns, Mrs. H0ims John Eice, william
Lord.
FROM LONDON--Tn steamship ClnGdG.-Cooncl and Mrs
O.. d. BreHertOn SIR. and Mrs o. Boise three daughters
servant Nj Mrs. J. Beaver ana Miss H. Daniels.
Ernst se1er' Edgar Banps he Rev Allen Inos Nor
Iison Frederick Cooper Ernst vikings Mis ki Mrs Beas-
ley Frank Beasley r. W, ChuDD, Mr. ANA MT = Blackburn
anu daughter H. webb : qaieuy Mr. and Me Benz John.
ana two Nj and Mrs. j. DJnuey airs. Barton and
daughter, Mss LOyeicss MTs. Mary Sb and child SIR
Mrs. TnOs W. job and child, Madame d. A. yinlaTe.
Mrs Julian Aa and tsO children, Sir and Mrs, l. Con
nelly, Mrs T. A. sargent four children and two servants,
Taos KrOBhem. Mrs T. MrOe, Mr. and 5irs frelk rpI1g.
chd and nurse, MI and Mrs Joan Jarvis AID sixty aYe IN
stefra0e
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iOVi .Naylor agt Lunt 1900. Ruben agf. Cohn
1853. Kuhn agt. Han es 1910. .SfOc ks AZ pcvtor
iSbJ sexton agt Holman. 1885, Lehman agf. Goadbv
lSYz Menko sYLSciWhrtz 1883. Me- alum afnsar
1852. Casanova Mathers. I1ss,
27t5l3 .GOlzier AIT Si,hiin.
1884. Frost agt. scott. 1880 lost act gu,hpaa s'
800 " .IGilbur act. Conner.
GENERAL HEs,iONs-PARr -Hackett. Recorder Ga,-
a2her John Nolan Charles McNamee. Fleming w. Jacks0n
eiOnlOus assault and battery John Ke.sh burglary Ia.
A. smith. James Hennessy, Ernest schmidt Marc Mgrfon
Julius Levitt grand larceny Henry Uluch ucene sulv An
John Lahey, oscar Peterson, burglary Mary RAIDER william
B Murphy. grand larceny Heary Smith. Daniel Lyon bur
gay Alfred Thompson, Teresa Donovan. grand larceny
Patrick Kelly, Patrick Brady pcut larceny, Martin GIN
Henry J. Welsh Patrick Skuiey al Thomas A.
Richard Eusco al, violating excise law samuel BOBgh
robbery.
PABT ISutherand J.-Louis Reno. homicide Jacob Fay
william Vim cDt James QUINN Michael HeAereD, Michael
Kelly felonious aud battery Chares Mune grand
larceny Hugn Pollock, petit larceny.
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TIE COURTS.
MABEL LEONARD AND HER MOTHER.

MABEL LEONARD AND HER MOTHER.
Nothing was done yesterday IN what IS
known the Mabel Leonard case. which Ia now pro
eeeding punish her mother for the alleged stealing or
the enid from the custody 10 which Judge DOnohue had
given her except adjournment to Saturday Judge Don
Ohue In conversation. talks very freely Of the dicuts
in dealing with the relations ~ Guild WIN something
more than childish talent Of mother ~ doubtful chr-
ac:er and of father VINO hesitatcs NJ the responsibility
carug for his daughter. Mrs Hogcrss counsel san
Yesterday that there would be compromise. Ibe ON
Gers of the Society tor tho Prevention 81 Crnety 10
Chdron said that there were 10 be compromise ihey
knew nothing 81 It Nh Dcaield, their counsel wa NOT
ky make any compromise. tnat w0nid sacrlhce lhe
I,lc Inicrsts Mich lhey represenIed IN lhIs case,
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OPPOSING RAPID TRANSIT IN FRoSr-sr.

The trial OF the suit OF Rufus Storey against the
NewYork Railroad Company to prevent tie build
ing railroad FrOns continued yester
day before Judge Robins in Common Pleas special Term
storey She chief witness lie acknOwedged that he
tie sut by James r. Wenman, Henry ". Shcp
ard Others aud under SIR Fields examination
entirely clear % the way IA which The erection ~ an
elevated would iuur his property Tbs man contest O
point ais-d 10y Mr. Field that The pidu1ns
Tpb IN ~ street Easement and ttti an M fliSe
easement ground for an injunction. bur- n
injury actually nom such Infringement there was
ground suit for dalaze and thai oud only be III the
had arisen On tls Ion Judge ODlnsOn reserved
LIs
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COURT OF APPEALS.

AIBAyY y. Y. Oct. IO.-In the Court Of Appeals
We1nesday, October -. Present the Hon SANFORD T.
Clurr q j. and Associaes aud following
dee uns handed down: Judgment reserved and
trial granti 10 abide The cyent-Wani agi. The Allan
tic and Pacific Telegraph Company The same agt Tho
same i.lVlry act Brown.
Judgment affirmed with costs-Parhin agt. Moran Han
ACT. Easton.
Appeals dismissed without costs to either
the Uther-Petfir agt. AdamA
Judgment modified bv giving Judgment for return o. the
default Of return that plainilh Tho
the with interest and ne
reported the referee deucng the received tho
aud harness. ami modified, affirmed without
to either party IN this Court against tue othcrA
aCt. Unison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
LIQUOR MERCHANTS ExoNERATED.

A large number of indictments were presented
by Grand Jury in the United states Circuit Court
early Spring against manv prominent liquor mer-
chants in this city alleged connection with the wills
key frauds in the West. test finally made OF
that against Messrs Francis o. Boyd Co.. and 1t occu-
pied the attention OF the Court for nearly two weeks
whcn by direction Of Judge Blatehford who, in his
charge fully exonerated the accused frm tho jury re-
verdict for the deendau At the opening Of the
United States Circuit Court yesterday Assistant United
States Dissict-Attorney Foster moved that note
proseg be entered in each of the other standing
upon the calendar The order included the following:
Francis o. BOYD, James Anthony Henry c. Ely, Edgar
l.. Hill, Philip VI Luska John Il Ely, Louis kaufman
Joseph RoillC Edward Junker Jacob j. kissngcr H. ~
Wright Francis Ltehfe.d william 8 Iller Charie, n
Mr, Bartlett II. Englke Parker II mason, OSBORNE
Holland, \. X. Sythe and Edward Bowry
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TIE HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL COUPONS.

The HOuSIoN AND ihAA' NrNihi- wv 49,
In the suit between the UulOn Trust Company and
J. & funds OF winch both claim 10 De
trustees yesterday greed 10 give such information
he could The Company the representative
OF the creditors Of the Missouri Kansas aud Texas Railroad
Company defendants funds ia their hands to pay
bonds Of tho Houston and Texas Central Ran
way Company Under the 10 operate the TWO ran
roads "a continuous line plaintiff claims that the funds,
which have been placed Nj Cscos hands 70 pay interest
COmpanYs The question before the
whether 10 pay the bondhOihtrs
OF the Houston and Texas Central Railway company
* realty belongs the tfenlt
ors Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad COMPANY,
under agreement The object OF Gr CiscOs examination
Is which he gJt the money 20 the
coupons the bonds % tue Houston Company HIS counsel
yesterday, the examination would result III tLls
he had received rl party money Ia pay these
bonds that this third party not known 70 r Csc" 10
be connected with the Houston k~ros aud Thar II NJ we're
That rafOau company, MI SIMPLY
discharge in which the plaintiff had no
interest.
Alter examination information 10 It's result was re-
fused Wheeler IL Pcckbam appears for the plaiun snip
man. Barlow LauDcqGc and Mcfarland Tor the deiendahtH
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DRcI5IONS-OcT. 10.

SUPREME Court hambcrs-By Judge Barrett
Credit Company Howe Machine Company Motion de
MEL weil.-Nofio deaied. Webster aet
kwe-I DO thuk tina, this should be placed
upon calendar Chamberlain agt- Nunby.-
Leave granted but without coats Kanrcrmaun
Elisbach 1T alrhe motion papers do not APPEAR
upon Ei Of the defendants AMI Iiyen
therefore anidays Josephtha agt MudOon.-MO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
Sothern's Latest.



trrou the Cincinnati hrssh's., r.os.i
On the special train that whirisd 'he
participant In Edwin Adams oenent
from New Yorkto Philadelphia In ninety
nine and half minutes. Mr. Sothsrn re-
lated 10 Miss Lolita. her mother. Mrs.
Crabtres. and little group. numbsr
Of those entertaining anecdotes Tor
which be Is noted. ! can not resist the
temptation Of repeating some OF the
collections that sent the merry little
LADY and her friends into such uncon-
troilable laughter. Mr.. Sothsrn Is
eysst ON "iarks' and seldom fails
TO Improve the opportunity. On one
occasion Mr.. Tools and he were
brsakfasting with party Of friends at an
ian at Greenwich. No sooner had the
waiter left the room for IN instant than
Sothern proposed that they should re-
move the plate from the cloth and get
under the table. This they did without
loss Of time, taking every article OF all
vsrvars off the table. down TO the
spoons, and taking the precaution to
leave the window open. After they had
waited An instant the door opened and
th. waiter rsappsarsd. "Hsllo!" he
cried. seeing the company gone. also
the silver. and the window wide open.
.hsr,'s a rum 20! I'm blessed IL they
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17
xruxL,s PHOTOGRAPHS.
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Upou her osown and FURNISHED heal
Twelve bumners have their rosss shed.
~ yst no PRINT VI sorrows trcad
Upoa Der sweet brou iies.
4 fair and ssatis rounded face.
Win hui eyes. IN which yvu trnee
A naive aud cnthrAlilng grace.
Lks elhn uitch~riss.
uouth vhsre crimson rosebsds 10
II sweet embrses. where loves con sigh
VIII breathe its music by ami By.
Ere many yeArs have nsd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-12-17

A POTATO four feet long has been
raised In Florence. Kansas. We should
say that the great question. "Tuber or
NO tubsr 2" has bcsn answered In the
Affirmative.