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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27

Five cents worth Of char.
coal per day will rum n char.
coal lurnHce as well as Mrs. N.
j. McCullOugh's SeIl.cOndenE-
ing Steam and Hot Air Cook
err, cooking four different
kinds Of food over one hole Of
the furnace nj the same time.
#. J.
Hat Sole Ag't, asa Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27
Gus Saloon BE- Adams ST.
Grand Lunch Tonight,
Fine Beer and Liq IOrs

Peabody Billiard Room,
First-cIass in every respect,
bid Cook, Proprietor. 43t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27
FOR GENT.

CTOREHOUsE, 800 and 1852 Front street, oc-
- cupied by Hill. Fontaine Il Co., with fne
cotton Office. Also, two Cotton sheds, corner
sheds into one, to suit the renter, if desired.
1915 M, l.. MEACHAM, 9 Union st
NHREE nice cottages on Second street, be-
/ tween Mill and Greenlaw. Inquire at No.
81 Second street. ali
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27
ouARAN rINE ESTABLISHED.

At meeting of the board Of health
this afternoon Drs. Mitchell, Erskine and
Brown, Mayor Flippin and Chief Of
Police Atbey present, the subject was
discussed, and it was resolved to estat
lish the quarantine at the foot Of Presi.
dent Island, twelve miles below this city.
Stoves and the necessary articles to be
used for the quarantine quarters were
ordered to be purchased, and the sum Of
$4,000 set apart from the board Of health
fund to be used in carrying out these
purposes. II was resolved TO sc
cure a competent ard efficient physician
to take charge Of the quarantine station.
The buildings are in good order. All
vessels from Vlcksburg and New Orleans
will be hauled to and subjected to a rigid
examination. The beard OF health
meets to. night. The police we're
empowered with similar authority as that
now had by the members OF the sanitary
force. This was done at the instance Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27

QIOOO of Bluff City Cotton Mills stock,
OlUUU at Mechanics and Traders Bank,
No. 8 Madison street. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27
FSR sALE

A LII colors and prices of Job Ink. also
"A News Ink in kegs, at this office. 1lSt
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27
THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

While Drs. Brown and Erskiue may
have differed with many as to the neces'
sity or importance Of establishing a
quarantine, these gentlemen have at all
times been actuated by a sense Of duty,
and are alive ia their efforts to keep the
city in proper sanitary condition. We
feel sure that they will be diligent, faith
full and energetic, as we'll as successful
in discharging the responsible duties oil
their Office.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-07-27

E0R SALE-OLD NEWSPAPERS. 4Oc PER
I hundred. at this office. the chea pest wrap
ming paDer Won can get 5b-t
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Forests In the United States.

To show the necessity OF protecting
American forests and the need of n for
cstry commission, it is stated TINT with
in ten years no less than l2,0000o0
acres of timber lands have been cut or
burned over in the United States.
Much Of this timber is used for fuel,
twenty-five cities having consumed from
5000 to 10000 acres eneh. Fences use
up much timber; and railway slccpors
require the product Of 5O0o0ncres per
nnnum. The amount Of timber suitable
for lumber yet standing il 10 longer
large, and il bids fnir to become 20
scarce ~ q 10 greatly enchanccd in
price II il estimated thnt $3.50, GOO
are invested III the lumber business Of
the United States, giving occupation 10
300 600 mon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

non.chalanty MS il wonderful ideas
were rs cheap rs common potatoes.
" | propose, IN sending the exhibit of
several Of my inventions to the Paris
Exposition, to have large photograph
running III the machinery department.,
Twill have piece Of tin foil, electro
typed So that the impressions upon it
viii not wear out Ivy constant use. A
very simple contrivanee will shift the
cyhudcr-l intend using one of the
the cylinder monographs for this pnr-
pointer to the other side, and so
perpetual stream Of talk can he kept
up | haven't decided Just what to
mako this everlasting monograph say,
hut have thought that il would hca
good plan e. have il repeat iii several
languages SAY, French, English. Cor
man, Italian, otc.- instructions how to
set ~ the main exhibition OF phono-
graphs, which | presume will I've in
some other building.
Familiar us the reporter was with the
habits and power of this remarkable
machine, this idea Of enc phonograph
crying ont all day in different languages
the way to- II companions seemed al
most Incredible, MIR. Edison VAS por-
(rctly serious; and proposed while they
were upon the subject the reporter
should test with him the monographs
ability to sing part song, \ double
mouthpiCcc was then attached 10 ono
ot the machines. and Mr. Edison tax
ing the air. the reporter volunteering II
tenor popular negro melody was
forthwith sung to the machine, Now"
said Mr. Edison, preparing to set tho
distinctly hear both parts Instantly
the duet began and continued perfectly
through two verses and the chorus.
Sometimes, YOU KNOW said the in
vcntor, with merry laugh, rude
people will talk at concerts; suppose
we So five can produce that ccilcct,"
Reversing the cylinder, he then poured
into the mouthpiccc n string of mean
inglcSs sentences and CALCULATIONS oc-
casionally intcrpoatlng II shrll whistle
and cat call The effect when the
phonograph again began to operate was
droll and wonderful beyond conception.
! NC NINlhS 81 VIC ulpt tNlllb lNflh SlcNT
and tremendously, hut II was M It y
riot had broken out IN II concert room.
Can you, asked tho reporter,
looking perfectly nghnst NJ the impcr-
turahlc originator of sneha eontrivancc,
"Can you account forfor that, tooY"
"Oh," said Mr. Edison, with n laugh,
Its very simple; mark we'll the vortex
of that unprecedented elimination,
when shall mortal ken decline avid the
but never mind; let's go to lunch"
So saying, the hospitabe inventor led
the way To u comfortable feast and
pattcd the head of II bright little three
ycar-old boy who called him papa
with genuine affection TINT showed,
though the most remarkable inventor
Of the age he is ny no means dead to
the less exciting episodes and habits Of
Il domestic world. Indeed this IL
shown w tho comfortable hrown.pnint-
cd country house TINT stands few
rods from his laboratory or workshop,
and beyond which two houses his in,
clinations, il is said, never lead him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

will demand that Foster be recalled.
The Two Republics, which always sup
ports the Mexican Government. defends
the American Minister, and expresses
disgust ut the attacks made upon him.
The French arc doing everything TO
throw the Mexican Government into n
hostile attitude towards the United
States. They fear a commercial treaty
will be made with the United States,
which would be injurious TO their in.
ereStS, us all the commerce of Mexico
is now in European hands.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
TlR TAX OK wlllSkYg

intends 70 keep II solely Tor the use of
the United States.
THE TAN IN wlilSkNg
Associated press kilograms from
Washington under date OF March 10Th,
say the president ON the recommends.
ton of Commissioner Raum. has ap-
proved the Joint resolution providing
that the tax ON all distilled spirits here
after entered for deposit in diStillerv
warehouses shall be due and PAYABLE
before and NJ the time the same are
withdrawn thercfrom. and within three
years from the date Of entry for deposit
therein In ease Of non-paymcnt vi the
tax on amy distilled spirits within ono
year from the date Of the original ware
housing bond for such spirits, interest
shall accrue upon said tax III tho rate
.ot Z per ccntum per annum from and
after the expiration of said year until
the tax shall be paid.
THE ToRsGCo TAN.
The committee ON WAYS and means
had under consideration TODAY the in.
ternal revenue tax bill, and agreed to
the clause fixing the tax ON tobacco ut
Ii cents per pound. This action is
liable to bc changed The committee
also agreed To reduce the tax ON cigars
from 81 to s. per thousand, and the
rate on cigarettes weighing less than
three and half pounds WAS fixed at
ISl.25, and upon those weighing over
three and 4 half pounds 1t - per box.
no INCOME TAN.
The ways and means committee dis
cusscd to-day the proposition q rc-cn-
act the income tax. The committee
has u bare majority against the PROPOSE
ton. The following members are
against the tax Messrs. Wood, Kelly,
Garfield, Sayler, Banks. and Phelps.
The remaing members, being from the
South and West, are i'll favor of the tax,
namely: Mcssrs. Tucker, Robbins. Har-
ris Gibson, and Blanchard
TO INCREASE THE L. $. SUPREME COURT.
A Washington dispatch Of March
2Sth states that Alexander IL. stephens
has introduced u bill providing for nm
increase Of the supreme court of the
United States from nine members, MS at
present constituted, toiiftecn members.
who are to 10 divided into five sections,
Of three each, and shall diyidethc bust
ness Of the court among the scN cral
sections rs follows, Onc taking all
cases involving commercial law, bank
ing, and conflict Of laws; the next tax
ing eases Of admiralty, criminal eases,
claims upon foreign governments, and
insolvcnt laws; number three taking
all cases involving patents, wills,
estates, copyrights, eiectments, pub
lie lands; number five taking all
cases involving taxes, ehancery, federal
duties, and revenues, uses and trusts
mandamus practice. Under Mr.. Ste
phen's bill, all cases exceeding $500 in
volved can he brought TO the supreme
court; all cases Of original jurisdiction,
oftrcatics under the laws and authority
Of the United States, III which the United
States Or any Of the states may be u
party, Or any appeals from state courts
on constitutional questions shall he ar
gucd before the entire bench of the
fifteen Judges, rs nj present. Mr. Ste
phens has submitted his bill to the JUS
tices of the supreme court and they
have promised an opinion upon it,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

An exchange says there is man out
west SO dirty that the assessors put him
down MS real estate This reminds us
Of the soldier who. while home on ~
Through during the war called ON the
wife Of brother soldier 10 tell her the
latest news All, said she, perhaps
by this time poor Jimmy's under the
soil Of Virginia. " Pcrhapsso,' replied
the visitor; he was nh inch under ii
when last saw him.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

lNANIMoUs VERDICT The most rigid
analysis by good chemists have failed
10 discover anything in d b. DeLand &
Go. : Best Chemical lSdtrdtus which can,
in the least degree, be detrimental to
health While the women Of our coun-
try entertain sentiments widely different
upon other matters, all concur IN n YER
diet that the Best Chemical Saleratus il
the only infalible article in use for light
and sweet bread.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Total.
THE TARIFF BILL.

Associated press dispatches dated
March Goth say the bureau of statistics
is preparing tabular statement show
ing the actual effect ON the tariff rev
enue of the bill proposed 10y the ways
and means committee 1t is shown
that under the original bill us first re-
ported there would have been falling.
of in tariff receipts of from $6.00O,0OO
to ~ 100000 year; but the bill has
been changed, and the rates so modi-
fled that il is estimated the effect Of the
pill il the present shape will be Slight
increase. The table is not near enough
completion to show the exact result 81
the present bill, but. considering the
changes from the original bill, and the
new articles on which the duty is inn
posed, the conclusion is that will make
a small increase over the present re-.
ceiptS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
REVENUE RECEIPTS.

ht.N ENl Y mn ElIlS.
The internal revenue REGENTS for
March show falling OIL from the cor
responding month OF 1877 of over ST.
100000 The receipts for the past eight
months show a reduction Of $54, 800, 600.
sllvER DOLLARS.
To the close of March one million
silver dollars had been coined Ar
raugementS are completed under which
during April the Philadelphia mint will
turn out Sl,750,000.
MENIco.
The Mexican recognition questions
are likely to come before both houses
Of congress i'll the course Of few DAYS.
WILL MAKE THEM Pro RATE.
Advices from Washington Of March
31st strtcs that the house Commits
on Pacific railways took action
on the pre- rata question. A ma
jority, s against . decided to report the
bill naming thee commissioners to
adopt rules and regulations to secure
the operations of the Union Pacific and
Kansas Pacific and other branches IN
accordance with acts of congress as II
continuous line without discrimination.
The committee agreed to insert the
names of Charles Francis Adams and
Albert Finch, of Tennessee, us two of
the commissioners.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.
The senate committee on railroads
decided by vote of six against two to
recommend the passage Of Senator
Mitchell's Northern Pacific railroad bill
with amendments which 40 not essen
TALLY change its principal features. The
bill extends the time for the completion
Of tho road to eight years.
The committee also agreed to rccom-
mend the passage of the bill appropr-
ating $2O,0O0 for the survey of what is
Known as the Austin Topotovampo Pa
citic route for railroad from Texas
through Mexico to the Gulf of Caifor-
mia.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Educational.
THE UNIvERslrY. OF WISCONSIN,.

The following board of visitors at
the state university has been appointed
by the regents of that institution. They
are required TO be present ut com
mcncemont, and to investigate the sys-
TENS of teaching and general affairs Of
the university. state ut large, Prof s.
:. lockwood, Whitewater; Hon. Il. l..
Brown, Waupaca; Hon. ]. Allen Bar
Der, Lancaster; first congressional dis
trict, a. G. Fish, Racine; sccord con
gressional district, Hon. w. W. Reed
Jefferson; third congressional district,
Dir. George W. Eastman. Plattcville;
fourth congressional district, Hon. Win
field Smith, Milwaukee; fifth congress
sional district, Hon. William EIwell.
Sheboygan sixth congressional district
Hon. ID. NJ. Kelley, Green. Bay; sew
enth congressional district, Hon. NJ. T.,
Wing, La Crosse; eighth congressional
district, Gen. John. A. Kellogg, Wausau,
Regents W. G. Whitford, +. w Reyes,
and W. r. Carter were appointed 10 aid
the board Of visitors.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

Wastc-baskcts have no souls, but
they arc very fond Of spring poetry.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

priatmg 100000 70 the invention, and
intends to keep It solely for the use of
the United States.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
MEXICAN CLAIMS.

The house foreign affairs committee
will next week report bill to pay all
claims against Mexico allowed by the
mixed commission. Mexico has set up
a claim Of fraud against two heavy
claims, bat the committee decides them
valid The report will be fought on the
floor by members in the interest Of Mex
leo It il claimed that Mexico is spend
ing money 70 defeat the report.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
TnE UNIVERSITY or MICHIGAN.

Al the meeting Of the board Of regents
March 10Th, Regent Cutchcon was ab-
sent, Regent Maltz introduced il resolu-
ton 70 remit the amount Of the decree
III the chancery suit as to Rose, Beal,
ct al,, and that Rose be appointed MS
slstant professor Of physiological chem
istry ut a salary of 81 500 year. An
effort was made by Grant and the two
Walkers to set an hour for considera-
ton of the motion. This was lost
Regent Clinic gained the floor mo
ment too late to move the previous
question. Grant was ahead Of him,
and began to talk against time. His
two conireres, +. G. and S. S. Walker,
left the room when Grant was talking,
leaving majority Of one on the board
Grant talked an hour, when, suddenly
stopping, he seized his coat and hat and
left the room by the door entering into
the stewards room. Before he had
fairly got out Clinic moved the previous
question, but Grant had now gone and
no quorum remained. This was the
grand emp dadt. Amazemcnt was de-
pcted upon the faces Of the Rose men
Several adjournmcnts were taken for
ten minutes each, but the alb
sentees failed TO return There is no
power in the board to cause absentees
to appear At 1.30 the board again
convened, but the absentees failed to
appear At $50 the four regents
Maltz, Rynd, Duffield, and Climic-tcl-
egraphed TO Coy. Craswel for advice
and adjourned 70 80.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
TEXAS rACIfIc BILLS.

The house committee Oh Pacific rail
roads to-day considered the several
Texas Pacific measures, and meet to-
morrow to agree upon compromise
bill. The Rice commissionership bill
will probably be adopted.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05
Miscellaneous News.
GENERAI. ANnERsoN RELEAsEp.

A New Orleans dispatch of the LIST
says the supreme court has made the
following order in the Anderson case;
at is ordered and decreed that Il re-
hearing is refused, and that our judg-
ment stand undisturbed.'
Mr.. Castellanos, one of Andersons
counsel, Immediately went. with Il GER
titled copy of the decree, before Judge
Whitaker, who at once ordered the re-
lease of Anderson from the parish
prison About 1880, General Anderson
was released
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-04-05

Advices from the city Of Mexico,
under date Of March 2sth state that the
press there severely attacks Mr.. Foster,
United States Minister. The French
journal began. and the Mexican news
papers follow. They declare that Fos-
ter is an obstacle in the way Of settling
the difficulties between Mexico and the
United States, and the charge that he is
actuated by personal motives. La lib
ertGd, a semi-official sheet, asserts that
when the Washington Government has
recognized President Diaz, the latter
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
4 DOG ENDS 4 DEAD BODY.

William Kent, Of No. 251 West Fourteenth
St. stro,cd through Central Park with his dog on
sunday morning. Whcn passing the watering trough on
the hill near tho large lake, the dog suddenly
panc from his MASTER jumped into the bushes near tho
pathway and began to bark. Mr. Kent followed the
dog and found that man was lying IN the bushes sGp-
POSING tha; some tramp was asleep he pulled
the dog away and passed Wednesday evening about
. O'Clock, IIr Kent again walked through the
Park win his dog when passing the same spot the an
inaI again barltcd and ran into the bushes MI Kent
npeci1d r bushes thi. time more closely lie dlscoY-
cred the man lying lust as he him on sunday lie
informed the P.uk Police and the dead man was
brought To the Arsenal He was about seventy
wears ~ age aui dressed in comfortable though palh
clothing In pockets found pair OF spcctaGlts
and u lrter written In German ana signed hy Joh uS
tlu The letter was addressed to ms grandchhd ne
stated In II that he had been born unfortunate ana sun
continued to meet m,fOrtunc. lie u,cIaIcu lnat
his grandchilds father had malignod ana ptfsecuted
him but Inc hoped God would forgive him for that, as he
wac unable to do IT, II is Thought the man toos poison
10 end his lie the Park Police say they DO not DeeFe
the man was lying In the bushes four days.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25

s.rRi,iE Co;I- CO. iIulG,- Douu.uo. J-NOs. %. 90,
90 n a. 30 - 10 49, - IA 49, laV llO lts, l's.
GiIfRii trY- -Dlvi,. r. j. nr5dy and ingalls, JJ.-Nos.
o. 20 49, ~ 49, T. ~ a. -, ~, 30. lU3 ll6 IFS
l25b IA H. 81 81 9i 81 100 l!l l2d l2' l2s 1896 49,
,rKGn Tgay-yan Worst Law and Fact.-Nos. Oh,
Ga Big GjO col coo G-J - 1872 i~ CO., 6D3 Q5l 800.
Oh. G23 sos. 80 {' 80 -'1 - 5a5 oo' 1ey o5 S9i'
$500 57iC 46io 5Ii. $50 s.l 1905 Jy77. 5y7S 1913
s4gi iGiI, 1910 asGi asl5. iuIl $500.
Pam II-lawIcnce. J~hou Causc4.-Nos 1865, o2S ,.
3p, iOs JPu J57i 3G'2 JOa7 s0o7 S9O2, 1854, $40.
Ttai iif-van grunt J.-No.. 2269 1854 1882 1873,
2S73 2J74 1876 277. 2J7, 1850 .sj 2Ssl 1882. 1883
srrfmoa corrr-sFEGM Trml-Frccluan. J.-No
TmlL TrgM-PARr I-speir. J.-shor' causos-Nos' 7's'
Pan ii~cars c. J-Nos $50 500 ISL. 10. lsG, 40,
PaRr III-sodgwck. J.-Caso on, No. A3.-Randall agt
OCounOr No day calendar -. ,
TqtI1T TrRl-J P. Dnly J.--Nos 1871 -.o 49,,
7ea i7c5 1851 1887 73i 7S2 7l5 no 1855 1918 1925
PAIR i'll arremore J-One Hour C1uscs-Nos. 1928,
l75 7OO 1894 1909 1887, 1873. 1855 1884 1881 IfO4
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Causes-NoA 6O29 4t5O 6267 52i 62i7 54ie 032l 53C%
PiRr ii-sheridan, J.-short Canses:Nos 1890. 6lo7
5i3s 6207 63i2 $3.50 $500, J367 Jl69, b203. 1907: ~
PART IIf-Alker, c. J.Short CanseS-N0A 53ll' 0liZ'
GENERAL AP-slONs-PARI I-SuiheTland flames smith
(continuedL forgery Laura How ard dsoriey non Sc er
g. Clark grand larceny Luigi Massa Mary CIak' aDuuc
PART II-Gndersleoye, John Kelly. Patrick Tiy'
Robert Franklin William Gray John Barrett burCEII
receiving stolen Henry Haley, Matthc" healn'
soduiny Jacob Aberle cruelty 10 chlclens
New-York tribune., 1878-10-25
CIVIL NOTEs.

In the suit of Edward Weeks against VIII
liam Young, for alleged malicious prosecution. tried
before Judge Lawrence, IN Common Pleas. Trnl Term.
the Jury gave yesterday verdict Tor The p'niin for
$500
The trial Of the suit Of Max Joseph against
John Roster and another for - 600 dams ccs was he
gun yesterday In Superior Court Trial Term before
Judge spier. According TO thc complaint, a wagon Of
the defendant ran over the plaintiffs child. almost kill
ing her. The case is stll on
In the suit of John Thompson manager Of
n company which acted at the stadt Theatre agains;
Henry j. David, Judge McAdam IN Marine Court.
Chambers denied yesterday motion 20 vacate the
tachm"nt issued In the case the ground that the
question raised was on the merits and he could not Try
the merits on aildayits
-Four trials have been had in the Marine
Court in a suit by the Pcnrhyn Slate Company against
Mencl and his representatives. the whole claim be-
ing for S1l0. The fourth trial ended Wednesday night
In sealed verdict but the reasFcmbling The Jurors
they disagreed to whether they had allowed interest
or not, 30 that fifth trial will be necessary.
An examination was begun yesterday before
Commissioner Osborn a motion made in the United
States District Court TO remit all the fines In the civil
suits growing out OF tue National Steamship CompaBys
smuggling cases Delivery Clerk Andrews his son and
several others testified rs 10 the efforts made the
pany TO prevent smuggling Its claimed that the owners
not responsible for the unauthorized acts OF subord
mates.
The suit Of William o. Jackson against
Anna NJ. Hunt was on trial yesterday before Judge
j. r. DAILY In the Court OF Common Pleas The case,
already fully reported In other shapes Is that OF
young who claims that under the impression that
the defendant. who wes tue widow OF his fathers
brother would marry him, he placed In her keeping all
his patrimony, only 10 find that she preferred
else. She denies his claim and the case 10 trial.
On quantity of sleeve-buttons, studs, etc,
made from vegetable ivory, steel, pearl and rubber.
imported by J. Rosenthh h Co., there was I'M
posed at tho Custom House a duty OF B5 per
cent as articles OF special manufacture. The
firm claimed that the goods should have been
entered as jewelry, which the duty is % per
cent An action was begun In the Unted states Circuit
Court before Judge shipman. against Collector Arthur
TO recover 10 per cent Tue JurI yesterday returned
verdict for the defendant and the Court denied motion
% let aside The yerdIc Ihls u said 20 be etl case