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Attachment Notice.

George Anderson. piainiihs1
Warren nsliag. Defendant.
Complaint In attachment Piaintifs' demand szao
NOTICE 10 hereby given. that on the 9Th tav Of Nd
IN vembeS. 1sse +. Soper Justice Of the fesss a.
Centre Township Douipbzn County Kansss issurd a.
order Of attachment in the above named case for I'M.
Of to md that said viii Be heard on the IN
day Of December. 1sse, at O'Clock q m - ''-
HIRAM ANDREWS and
GEORGE ANDERSON
PLAINTIFF
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TSEAI1 November, 1873.
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VAN BUSKIRK & MORTON.

Let other firms talk about "War on
High Prices" we don't propose to let any
man undersell us. How are these for
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
SHOT Al RER OWN DOOR.
THE MURpER OF MRS. LEGGErr.

THE Mt'RpER OF MRS. LEGGErr
HISTORY OF TIE MURDERER AND sufciDE-No MO-
TIVE KNOWS FOR HIS pEED-HIS TALK wiTh
MRS. LTGGETT TIE EVENING BEFORE THE
TLAGEDY-Hls TROUBLES AND DEsPoNDENCY
The scene of the tragedy enacted III the
Fourth Ward o, the cry OF Youkers, on Thursday after
noon gave little external evidence yesterday That Hur
der and suicide had been perpetraed In that quiet aud
pcture.que country retreat The village and station OF
Tnckahoe on the Harlem Railroad. hours iiGo
from the Grand Central Depo'. few rods west OF
tho station is tho eastern boundary OF the
Cuy Of Yohkers which Includes large
tract OF thieklysetied farming country Tho cry proper
being about miles West OF Tuckahoe. Ihe ioad
from the iaon leading toward Yonkcrs. crosses the
Lttle Bronx River and az about mo completion OF the
o. : mile ,here fork IN the road, one hranc!' passing
over ridge to the lett and tie other zizzlsng up The
charming little valley dotted ere end there with farm
houses and country villas.
At the fork .tnuds the weatherbeaten farmhouse OF
Jacob Z. Merritt, IA retired Ner-iork merchant, who
now culuvates hs farm OF $50 acres His family M to
consisted his efe his two sons and Their
wives both daughters OF eXJudge Burwel whose coui
Try residence reached by the other branch OF the
road, and is situated near thr summit oi tIo Hiii
Theron Merritt, the elder who was forty years oI
age who leaves three children was the cause OF the
tragic death Of Mr.. Ieggett and h'nset IHe Dack
crane attached to tie old fashioned knocker on the front
door of the Merritt farmhouse, Indicated the mourning
within Several friend. from Ncw-York and Brooklyn
among them the Rev Dr. Eli ward Eggl'ston were pres
eut To synpa nze with the afflicted family. The remains
OF Theron Merritt lying in the parlor.
quarter OF mile further up the valley road passing
on the ri slt hand side noble orchard OF the Merritt
estate and two or three fields separated by stone walls
rs situated the Lcgget villa pretty wooden structure
With piazza and mansard roof. II Is approached BY
Nayel roadway winding up the grassy slope. Black
Grape On the door, behind which first scene OF the
traseIy occurred indicated the second OF mourn
ing. Mrs. Ann Eliza Leggett. the first victim, was
wealthy widow OF about fifty years OF age, and lIVed
with her three grown-up daughters and younger
SOD Her elder son. who Is married to daughter OF e1-
Judge Burwell. making him the brother in-aw OF his
M hers murderer lives ia Flfiy-sirthst and Is paying
teller Of tie German-Amercan Bank Friends from The
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
WASHINGTON NOTES.

NANHlSbiON, lIlOdy, MdTcn 10, 1915.
The Cabinet sessvn to-day was devoted principally TO
rouiiue business and nothing ~ moro than ordinary
rortance was under confederation.
The American representatives. 10 the International
Postal Congress, Assistant Tyner
and Mr.. Blacktan, viii sai. from New-YorA in the
steamer OF April IL.
II probable that the Secretary Of the Treasury will
send the cargo OF the br Alexis, seized by the Col
Iect or OF the Port OF for fraudulent register
ofc to bonded warenOuEe there 70 be kept for aoso
lutte proof VI owership.
There was another lively demand the Treasury to-
day for silver dollars In exchange for gold coin. Tie
Treasurer exchanging silver to amount needed ny
those Applying therefor There were no more new Bill
yer dollars received from he mint to-day.
The Senate Committee Appropriations today con-
sdered Small Deficiency Bill recently passed by the
House of Representatives. General Uawley, Assistant
Secretary OF tbs Treasury General Raum Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue, hr. Marble. Assistant Attorney
General for the Interior Department snd Commissioner
williams, OF the General Land once, were head by The
committee regard 10 the items providing for clerks ia
their respective departments breaus Final action
on the bill was postponed until Monday.
The House Committee on Post Offices and Post Roads
has nearly completed tue bill For the Classification Of
Mail Matter and the Rates OF Postage thereon" Mall
matter us divided into four classes written, privileged
chaudise The rates existing viii proba0y not pe
changed but the classification is simpiied Inc nii.
will prohibit the carrying or mail matter outside he
mails ami authorize the PostmasterGehtftl 10 use re-
turn postalcsrds and combined ettei-shest and I'll
yelope.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
TIE ARLIyG roy EJECrNEyT SUIT.

DECISION BY JUDGE HUGHES AFFIRMING THE JU-
RIsDICTION OF THE CIRCUIT CouRT-THE Gov
ERXMENT TO STAND On THE STRENGTH OF IT'S
TITLE.
RICHMOND, Va, March 15.-lu the Airing
ton case which sucd at Alexandria In the United
States Circuit Court before Judge Hughes, March 2 L.
and D. the Judge rendered his decision here to-day The
Attorney-GeneIa in;ervencd III behalf Of the United
statcs, 10y suggestions showing that the Government
held by record title obtained by purchase at tax sale
IN 1864, and in possession for public
purposes, raising the question whether tnls SUIT,
beu- IN fact a suit against the Government,
could proceed and moving TO dismiss for want OF
urs ictiCn. To this suggestion the plaintiff demurred
and answered and the case heard and argued at
Alexandria the suggestion and demurrer Tie de
cision rendered here to-day, cODfned to the law
questions arising in the il stands upon the
record. The Court held that the suggestion did not
OF itself defeat the Jurisdiction but that the Cout might
ernments title, and OF ils right To intervene Accord
ngly the Court proceeded 10 noure whether the Gov
ernment held the estate III It's sovereign, or
in "A private character and IN the latter
event whether Il held the estate for public purpose
is appeared that only 200 acres OF the estate whch con
tans 100 acro5 used for apparently public pur
pos-th.t s te sacred purpose OF National cemetery
tire being only in the nominal use OF the Govern
W5o would seem from the record to pay no rent.
The Judge shows that the decisions OF the Ensssn asn
Crown, uce not applicable IN this country. ConinE
10 the final question, whether the GOvernmen
may no indirectly sued for lands III II.
possession IN proceedings which the occupants are
parties defendant the record the Judge cites lne oi
cases which the United States Courts Lave
Jurisdiction In Just such this OF Arlington WIN
the sanction Of the Supreme Court , .,,
Tie Judge declares mat he Is bound o! tnese ano,
tes 10 hold that this proceed 10 tne issue On
its merits. and to sustain plaintiff demurrer 70 tne
suggestion The Judge SAID that he hsd
studied the athortles with the more soeitnde from The
circumstance that ali tax titles derived from tue lax
Commisslopers who sold Arlington 10 the Governmeht
had hasn oyerthr0wh, and the tate OF the
Goyernment's tenure OF Arlington seemed 70 depehd
upon this question Of jurisdiction.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
THE DEFICIENCY BILL.
TIE SEVERAL ITEMS CONTAINED IN T-ovEI TWO
MILLIONS WANTED.


lBY THE TRIBUNE.l
WASHINGTON, March l5.-Ghe Deficiency Bill, re-
Gently reported, appropriates $4,000 fol construct
ing repairing and enlargng, aud renting vaults and
safes for the use OF the Treasurer and Assistant
Treasurers of the United States and for repairs and
preservation Of public buildings under con-
troll of the Treasury Department, $4,000 {;
Custom House and Sub Treasury at Chic
ago, $1OO,Oo0 Custom House and Post
Office at Cincinnati, 100000; Custom
House ana Post Office at Philadelphia. 100000 !;
Post Office and Sub Treasury at Boston, 100000; !;
Custom House and Post Office at st. Louis, 500, 900;
Custom House and Post Office at Fall River, Mass
$50, 600; Custom House, Court Houss AID Post
and Post Ofice at Hartford. Conn. S75-
0o0 Appraisers stores at San, FRANCISCO,
10000 Court House aud Post Office
at Park ksrsburg W. Va. $4,000; Custom House at
Newt Orleans, La, $4,000 for the completion Of
the building for court house and pOst-oifce at
Trenton n j. $4,000; for the United States Court
House and Post Office building in New-iork, for
urgently necessary repairs $10,0OO for transpor-
tation Of the army, etc. 81, 100000 being deil-
cheney for the fiscal year ending jane 80, lST;
The total sum recommended TO be paid by TINS Dill
is 81, $50, ,065 90.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

the provisions contained in the second section
thereof, to invite said Government, in the name
OF the Government of the United states 70 )oh tue
United states In a conference to adopt common ratio
between gold and silver for the purpose OF establishing
internationally the Of bmetao money, and secuf-
ing Xity of relative value between those metals such
conference be held at such place Europe in the
United States, at such me within SIX mouths as may
be mutually agreed upon by the Executives of the Gov
ernments joining in the same, whenever the Govern
ments invited or any three OF them, shall have sGhi
fed their willingness to unite In the same"
AZ the President in his annual message 10 Congress
distinctly expressed his 1On IN favor OF maintaining
silver of the two precious metals which furnish
the mage of the world, and Keeping up to as iuii
as pos ible ibe volume OF the two precious
as our intrinsic money, and the Act OF Con
gress TO which your attention now called, was
passed by very great maorites in both Houses.
the policy or this country In support OF o-
metallic money may be considered as decided The po
ston of the country, eiay, from It's relation 70
the Western aud Eastern nations OF the DINER einls
phere, gives TO II paramount interest IN proper al
justment OF the two precious metals ~ their cono
silver, this country las Just disposition % promote one
OF the important OF that precious metal rs const
uent part of the money of The world. .,.
You wili therefore, promptly attract the AZ tehtipn
great interest which this Government feels IN the
measure proposed for conforming thc coinage anu
the countries invited to parcipat therein TO the CON-
mon advantage oi the commerce OF the world -,
You Will observe that an early adhesion OF az ioast
three of the European nations TO this project oi con
ference Is OF the first importance This eg secured
VIII be ia The power of the President 10 appoint
commissioners provided nr in such by tne Act
Of Congress- You will communicate to me ia" wishes Ol
preferences o the Government addressed on hs subject
through you, TO the time and place Of ne proposed
conference, that these points may not
be unnecessarily delayed and 4 necessary you may use
servant, WM. 81. EyAE1s.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
CRIMES AND cAsuALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH.

MADIcoS, n. j.. March 15.-The house of the Rev.
mr. Weston o, Grace Church entered by bargllrs
as hight but hey scared and decamped without booty
PorrsvIrIE. Penn, March 15.-Msrin Birgin,
Molly Mssirer OF the alleged murdereTs Of Patrick
Buns arrived this morning FROM Canada IA the custody
Of one OF Pinkerton's detectives.
OGDENsBURGH. y. Y, March 15.-Nis Mary
pierce wife OF Lake, about sir nles
nom h. city, committed suicide early This morning cy SHOOT
ing herseli In the head with revolver.
ST. LOUIS. March 15.-A portion OF FREDERICK
Grsndners iceouse fell to-day buryng IN tie runs fouf
men engaged il packing Ice Joseph fioIIey sn9
with thelr lest poken ana
sucring internal injuries aud JOS pA Ayyre
and Herman Guedon weIs seriously, but mol @S>"r4'
hurt.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
JUDGE LEoNARD's DEATH.
TIE MELANCHOLY END OF THE VISIT TO CUBA

The ANNOUNCEMENT IN THE HOUSE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO rHs rRIBuSEI
WASHINGTON, March 15.-Secretary Evarts tele-
Qraphed from the State Department TO Mr. Randall
Speaker of the House of Representatives, as fol-
lows:
A telegraphc communication has just been received
from the United States CoLsul-General at HaysDa
stating that the Hon John Edwards Leonard Represe-
tatiye from Louisiana, died this morning OF yellow
fcyer The Consueneral states he had ordered bis
mains to be embalmed and requests that the family
friends OF the deceased be informed He also requests
instructions. WM NJ. EvARTs, Secretary OF State.
Speaker Randall immediately telegraphed to the
Secretary requesting him to ask the Consul-General
to show all proper respect to the memory OF the de-
ceased. take charge OF the remains and forward
them to New-Oreans, and that the House of Repre-
sentatives viii cover all necessary expenses
The news was announced to the House at the
end of Mr. PotteTs remarks on the Feld-Deon
election case. Order having been obtained the
Speaker said "The Chair believes it his duty,
though 1t Is very painful one. TO lay communi-
cation before the House." He then handed TO
the Clerk and had read the telegram from the secre-
tary Of State Mr.. Ellis Of Louisiana, a Democratic
member. arose and said:
am the announcement just made will carry SIN
eefe regrets TO every heart that beats bcre and 10
those who knew Judge Leonard well, who had oppor-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

TIE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON BANKING AGRER UPON
BILL FOR AN UNLIMITED ISSUE.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 TUE TmrrxrI

iDi iALA'iH" ~ ih' '''''''f-'I
WAsHINGTON, March lj.-1Lc House Committee
Banking and Currency have agreed to q bill pro-
vidinc for the Issue OF silver bullion certificates. 1t
contains the features Of several propositions snb-
mitteG To the committee and provides FOR the issue
Of silver bullion certificates in denominations Of
$40 $50. $50, 500 and II 600. each representing
4l2l2 grains, and receivable, without limit for ali
dues to The United States. The certificates are 10
be payable, less the expense for coinage and trans
portatioD, in silver coin, or bar, Of fine silver
at the option of the Government. The certificates
are 10 lee issued at Ncw-YaTk, Philadelphia. New
Orleans Denver san Francisco, Carson City. Boise
City, aud at n places where there is either mint
or an assay office. Thcy arc to hc rcd"o enable at
San Francisco for all points west Of tb" Rocky
Mountains. and at Ncw-10rk Tor all points east 90
Denver. The votes east against TIE Aili 900 the COM
1aittee were those Of Mes>Ts. lIardcnhcrgh Eamcs
and Cut,endcu. Mr.. Hart, If NeW-YOgk, was alb
sent, and Mr. Fort did not VOTE
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
EXCITEMENT IN GREECE.

CgUELTIES ~ IPIRl ADMISSION 10 me con-
GErSs REFUSED.
AIhrN-. Friday, March 10. 1s7S.
The Commandcr-n- Chief of the Greek
Army has notHcd TO The Minister Of Var that the Turks
have committed unparalleled cruetes on Christians IN
Epirts. large number OF destitute fuiiNcs have en-
tered Greece The Opiciai journal announces that
I,ussa has rejected the prop0,al for the ADMISSION Of
Grccce 10 the Congress Public feeling Is consequently
much excited against hussia.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16

COMMITTEE DECIDES THAT POLK WONT DO FOR
DooEKEEPER, BUT That IT Is NOT HIS FAULT.

ICENERAL PRY-s DIsPATCHi
WAsHINGToS March 1.-THE House Committee
on Reform in the Civil Service investigating the
affairs Of Colonel Polk Doorkeeper Of the House Of
Representatives, has agreed upon report : vote
Of against 3, charging him with violations of law
and loose management Of his Office in the matter of
appointments. The committee recommends his
removal, and the placing OF the subOrdi-
mates of The House under the charge Of
the Serseant-at-ATn until the House shall
determine upon the election Of another door
keeper. Ii was shown before the committee that
MANY of the appointments were made on the
Importantly of members of the House, who had
promised Appropriations Of money to cover all
deficiencies occurring from such appointments, and
further that the troubles which attended the door
keeper resulted III part from the fault The present
system of dispensing patronage. Nothing appeared
IN the evidence before the committee showing that
the doorkeeper Intentionally did wong in the
premises.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
THE INVITATION TO EUROPE.

SECRETARY EvARTs INsTRUcTs Our MINISTERS
ABROAD TO PREss THE MONETARY CONFERENCE
EARNESTLY AND USE TIRE TELEGRAPH.
GENERAL PRESS DisPATcH.I
WASHINGTON, March 15.-The Secretary of State
has addressed the following letter to the representa-
tiyes of this country abroad in regard to the pro-
posed monetary conference.
WASHINGTON. d. O., March IL, 1873.
sIR ipclose herewith copy Of an Act Of Congress
authorizing the coinage Of the silver dollar and
ing its egaltendcr. You requested to bring this
enactment the notice Of the Government TO which
you are accredited, and, In accordance with
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
A NOMINATION OPPOSED

A STRONG COMBlS ALTON FORMING AGAINST Mr..
REYNOLDs'S CONFIRMATION AS AUDITOR.
LEI TELEGRAPH 10 THE TEIBUsEl
WAsuIHGToS, March 10 The nomination OF Mr..
Reynolds, of Alabama, to be First Auditor of the
Treasury, in the place of d. ~ Mahan, of Penusyl-
vania who was forced to resign, is likely to run
az AUST a sDag in executive session in the
Senate. Both Senators from Pennsylvania, Mr.
Cameron and Mr. Wallace are opposed to
Mr. Reynolds confirmation, and each will
have a considerable following O. bis side If the
chamber. Both Senators from Alabama, Mr..
Spencer and Mr. Morgan, will also fight the appoint
ment. Pennsylvania, are much displeascd az Nj.
Mohau's removal. ilc has been thirty Yeas III the
department. and is said to be a good officer.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
The EAST INDIAN PRESS SHACKLED.

VALCTTTN, TdICH IJ.-I TU NUUIIVII vi rII0
GovernorGencra! yesterday passed bll Tor the better
regulation Of the native Indian press enabling the Gov.
erumeut 10 promptly suppress all sedous writing
extorton and intimidation 10y the vernacular press
Loru ytion tho Govern"r General. IN remarks support
ing the measure said that wlIo his associations ana
convictions wtro on the side ~ free uterancc ana cf
thought, il was his dell berste ud-men that TINS meas
urr vas lnVe. ayey mandtd ht the supreme law oi
safety of me state. No Government could tolerate The
Circ.atou among Is Ignorant us-c. Of such setols
and lsuya language - was constantly uttered Wy the
Nrrnac aciIlAr urths.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
MURDER AND ARSON N IOWA.
Fopr MADISON. Iowa, March 15.-The house

OF Henry Grazer. four miles west OF this city, was
burned last night about midnight The neish5ors seeing
the fire rushed the but 700 late 10 Ny and
MIR. Grazer whose bodies almost burned crisp.
From The evidence collected IL would az ear That bOIn
mad been murdered aud the house had Dcn been set on
re 10 destroy evidence OF the crime aud tins was
fle verdict OF The COrOner's Jury.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
sANTO DOMINGO AND HAYTI.

BArz N PORTO HC0--uAyu TRANQUIL.
UAvANA, March 1j.-The French mail
steamer from St. Thomas March 10, arrived here TO day
News had been received az 81. Thomas that President
Eacz OF SantO Domingo, With his family. arrived al
Nlyasuez. M the Island OF Porto Rico. on March D
I'M. fact OF his arrival Is all that was known in St
Thomas when the steamer left. The latest adyices
from layu that tranquility prevailed tn rOughout
that repnbic Coffee had f,lhn $40 30 per quntal The
central factory, IN the Island OF ST. CrOx, lad begun
one ratOns, aud was WORKING WELL
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
COIN,T ,VDpASSY'S DTWAND.

VIENNA Friday. March u. ISIS.
The BudgcU Committee Of the Austrian
Dele cation b- adopted ry a vote OF IL to o. ar'soution
70 the eject thai n tie event OF Eastern Affairs render
mg display OF u. ary force unavoidable for the pro-
lection OF e-sena Interests. the common Government
f. rwtowerci to incur. with He assent Of tho AusuaH
and Hungarian Ministries, an eNpenditur, Not exceed
4 l., { | umLIn-.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-16
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION.
THE CONGRESS STILL IN DOUBT.


THE BRITISH NAVAL ESTIMATES FRAMED ON A
PEACE BAsIs-THE GREEKS EXCITED.
In England, members of the Royal Engineer
Corps have been ordered to be ready to leave
at once on foreign service. The naval estl-
mates passed by Parliament, yesterday, were,
however. on peace basis. Russia has refused
to allow Greece to enter the Con-
gress on the same equality as the other Pow
ers. This has caused excitement at Athens.
1t is reported that Russian division is march
inc on Bulair, an important position on the
Isthmus of GallpOi. Doubts are expressed at
st. Petersburg that the Congress will ever
meet.
ENGLAND AND THE EASTERN QUESTION.
TWO MORE WAR VESSELS GOING TO THE DARDA-
NErLEs-ROYAL ENGINEERS ORDERED TO BE
READY.
COSsrASrISoPLE. Friday, March 15 1873.
1t is untrue that the Porte has given orders to pre-
vent any more British men-oi- war from passing the
Dardanelles. Mr.. Layard has recently obtained
frman permitting the passage Of the Hotspur and
Condor. which vessels are expected in the Gnlf of
Ismd shortly. Mr.. Layard has also received per-
mission 70 send the Rapid to the Albanian coast to
embark refugees.
LONDON, Friday. March 15 1873.
All officers of the Corps of Royal Engineers wlro
ale hr-t the list for foreign service have been
ordered to provide themselves with field equipment,
and be ready for immediate service.
The Times deprecates sir Robert Peers attack IN
the House of Commons, last night, on Lord Lyons.
Ii says:
The arrangements for entertaining the Congress must
b. left entirely - the hands u hr Government and IN
respect tu the two points which they have declared
their determination To INSIST they will be ty suppoJed
NY the country The prospect at present Is not very
hopeful hat the course aiC ed by sir Robert Peel Is
the very last that would tend to better it
THE NAVAL ESTIMATES PASSED.
IN tho House Cf Commons, Tonight, Mr. G. w.
Smith, First Lord of the Admiralty, introduced the
navy estimates. He stated that the present foice
was ample TO man every ship that could be comIas-
stoned. lie had come T, the conclusion that il was
not his uty in time of peace, and h. hoped of con-
;inucd peace, to ask fOG considerable increase OF
the estimates. The '0use then passed all the c5;-
mates except those for dock yards and stores, the
consideration OF viii h was postponed.
LoNDoS, Saturday. March &c, 1873.
II l. stated that the Admiralty have purchased, or
are about to. purchase, large japanese iIOnclad,
built Oh the Thames.
TIc Hmcis Vienna correspondent says Eu'sia has
notified the Powers that the treaty will he sent 10
them Immediately afterraf' 'ication Russia having
no reason to conceal anything. This seems intended
10 rea,suro England that there is 10 secret under