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scllnnl-SnIta.
CITY ITEMS.

Al E!semnu Brothers corner seventh and E. N
branch styTc IN this cay.
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~CiIDnl->uit,,
dNtS EM ENTS.

At Esyman Brothers, corner seventh and T.. y,
hrHLch siuiC IN this city.
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HEAMER 4 DOWNING,

UPEiOLSTERBRS,
And manufacturers OrWll grade OF Mattresses
No. iO3 Il street y. W, Washington, ID. G.
Loose cover cutting specially. All orders prompt
ly attended to, yllIlm
National Republican., 1878-09-06

DlslIIIT OF COLCMBlA
On ding AMI TraIIn. the PETITION Of Carl scburz,
Secretary OF the Interior, II Il ordered IN the above
entitled matter that suIuUIus i>su" 10 said matter
Mary J. KilInOn widow Of John 7. kmOn, and
polllS T. Tison, John i. IL lnl"n' Vir!Inia Ran!
s"ntRtiVtS ot John T.. kilmun, decreased; aud to
George /. sherin, guardian 10 IlnA killmOn' and To
james H. IHison ,EvShNnd Of toll! T. Psoni aud 10
tamd0lph AID 10 JOB Barnard and James T. Hich,
trustees; md 10 George i sher,n, bcnchc.ary' TO
anu the Metropolis savings BInE ur Washington,
beneficiary so tHssnrr Bhn aud Mary Ann, his
WIFE OF O,d Point CanrGurI, "; to Erasmus l. Md.
and George H. rlUnt, David W. Glas- AMI DnniG
Miller, J." IdTin'r,t under lhn name Of ngyll W,
,ilrs y company William q MvUeIoIt and Edward
~ tuinIAnyi H. r. Morsrll. H"lrn MC~helry, Mary
{. MC~herry. end james Z MGSh,rry, Catherine tHr.
by, Flora = lIuIph.nsuu, john liIE. A, e. ltslpTT,
md L. \, - lInauEcli. The German ..Ecri,an 10, IN
surnhcr tOunuIly OF the District ui Columbia Edward
Smus. IsWs Iias.lp, Of Arundel Ouuy In tie slate
George w. REgs, c1mnlhnd!ug them and cP'h OF
them to appear IN III. nUnOr'h" court aud SHOW Why
the petit luer should not haN" tho order aud relir
prL! -" for IN Us Nhd l'tilnn on or before IN" 1T lthy
OF October ISIS and that The sumiuuns he served on
tue ADIYr numcd prT-uns ten daNs before the St iuy
Of October, ISIS Il they he hund ~ the District Of
And Il Is further ordered tha, nm oder OF publca.
ton, addressed to such uf 10 IL" IL abuNy.nHuI-
md upon VIII IN personal service cannot he had may
,sne and that m" sam" b. published under the direc
lion OF The cleE" o. tins court on.y MfcE i9T fynr
cuy u Washington before the said lSt day Of OCt0-
her, l,;s, reiuung the sid nonresident tn he aud
APPEAR IN this IL uTHbr court the day mentioned.
10 suCn non resident ~ his or her nsUihce hddrrS-
II The sam. le as ,prtuingd by the clerk Of THIS
'"ro TTac cup,. TT. ~ l. MEiI. Iirs. = '"'''s
ssp2-IGw w Ity ". T.. SPARROW, Asst Clerk
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The Art school.

The faIl term Of the At School, uud,r the
management of Mrs :. F. Fuller, No l1is /
street, will open Un the 10th inst. This schuo!
was established uino years ago, being the first
devoted exclusively to art, aud the list Of pa.
irons Is guarantee Of the high esteem In
which the school Is held by Ollr best citizens.
National Republican., 1878-09-06
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
L OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING DISTRICT

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICAI
on the RELATION OF CARL
SCHuHH, sEcREfAKN or THE IN
TERlOR,
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Our - 80 tulf Scwed Boot
I'm ,Ioudny. .,p,su,h.r o.

Lat. ai,y In ,hv city, II, L. SuG,'ugcr, .
seventh ,tTUv'.
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"SERVICEhBLE FEET.


tar and near VIsit Dr WHITES establishment, Penn
sylvInL avenue, opposite willlids Hotel for relie!
from. IuruS Bad Mails alid other ailments Of the irni
FeC Il per VISIT Established lsil. nulatT
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Ladies' Kid tuition shoes from -
EiSI- B.ILI.

p.l II. l. S,rA."urser. q. .'-a, seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-09-06

ADELE MlLLpr. q French maiden, has boen
hugged to dOath,
National Republican., 1878-09-06

sQtARE SO. S;S AND uiiIGiNALLni
NUMBER 0, IN nQLAkE 80; 80, ~
lInIIIIsr OE LUlEMlllA
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BASEBALL.

RELArivE POSITIONS OF THE CLUBS OF TIE
INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION AND THE Ma
TioNAL LEAGUE IN THEIR RESPECTIVE CHAM
PIoSsHIP CONTESTS.
Since tn last publication Of the international table
the playing materially Affected The records Of toe
clubs contending In the table last Monday morning
the Stars of Syracuse, FIRST the list as they
still remain. At that time, however, their percentage
OF games won TO games played was over eignty.ono:
now II IL below seveutyeight The Bafaioes were Sec
ond. as they stu, but their percentage has also
shrunkcn IRON seventy. three to below seveuty-two.
This shows that the leading clubs have lost some
ground. much greater difference ! seen 10 the req
ord OF some other clubs week since the Tecum-
sehs, now holding the International pennant OF 1877.
third on the list At present they are the fifth.
Tho Utcas, from No T. have stepped up 10
No. 8. The Manchesters have also advanced
one point within the past week. They were
then the Ghh, but now they are fourth The Hor-
ncls also advanced from the seventh to tho sixth
position, while. the other hand the Lowells have
dropped down from the sixth to the seventh place.
Each of the othor clubs holds last weeKs place.
INTERNATIONAL
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Of the sbacksr up and strange TO say for the goal
scored to the shey have TO thank SIR.
his ponys feet. sent the ball through the goal no was
defending.
DECIDING CONTEST.
On Saturday the Two winning clubs G., Mon
mouthshire and Finh incers-competed Tor tho
cup The dsy, contrary 10 expectation turned out to
be Inc and nearly i've thousand members OF the ete
OF London turned cut witness the struggle for the
championship OF the year. The rules Of the Hurting
ham Park Club permit the members issue vouchers
their friends on fete aays; and upon production OF
this voucher ana the payment OF 81 so per person
over twelve hundred members, who are generally
present with their fumties; for ete day at Hurting
ham is considered one OF tue events. OF the London
season and there were many 'slordly drags' on the
ground, laden with celebrities, male and female. The
gamo considered somewhat opc-sided, as the
while the Fifth Lancsrs only average players, and
bets were offered aud taken AT even money tn the
Fifth I.ancers would not score goal. In this how
ever. people were mistaken. for, though the Mon
mouthshire carried on the cup, they did only by
hard STRUGGLE which they scored three 10 their I'D
verssrisa .wo goals The nrst goal was taken by the
Monmoutushire team within three minutes OF the
commencement OF the game. During the next twenty
minutes the Monmouthsnire did play up 10 their
usual excellence and tho Fifth, warming 10 their
work, secured u goal during scrimmage. THIS
seemed 70 rouse up the Welsh representatives,
another and the play construed first rate up to The
end Of The game, sacn sdo playing and riding Ia splen
did style. About thirteen minutes to the appoin
hour ut which the play lasted the Nomenclature
took third and winning goal, Mr. Meilor bsing the
cessiul striker. Mr. Haywood Jones secured the
whom played well, especially Captain H. Legef
Moore. the winning players then rode to The
opposite side OF the Arena, when Captain Herbert re-
csIved the cur which was presented very grace
fully with some remarks by Miss Monk. daughter OF
the member Of Parliament Tor Gloucester. the win
ners Iour Of whom are me cleveres ana most popu.
lar sportsmen IN Moamoutnshre, then galiopcd back
to the pavion. Captain Smith, the club secretary,
bringing back the cup, which makes the eght eenth
prize won az different meetings by the same team,
Including the cup won u tho International meeting
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IDENTIFY ssl. that his position was squvoc.l and no. to


.Thero was think. an impression on IL minds OF
all present-therc certainly was on mne-that a con-
seriousness he acted with duplicty not been
iaithiul and true 10 The man who had coundeu ana
trusted him, oppressed General Grant. dis manner,
very commanding, was almost abject. and he
tn lose ent than ever before.
ssrhe President though disturbed anu not wholly
him, used harsh expression nor committed any
thug approaching incivility, yet Grant elt the few
words put to him aud the cold and surprised dsdain
OF the President IN all their iorce. ae-t
Aiter Grant had left, the President remarked that
II had been said man TO be blamed for having
been deceived, but II the same person second
time imposed upon him tho fault and foIiy were his.
He SAID that Revoruy johnson and General sherman
had called on him, after the consultation with Grant
alluded TO. aud wanted him to nominate Governor
Cox oil Ohio, whom they had selected 10 Do hts
Secretary OF War. They thought the Senate mlgnt
be induced consent that he might have Cox and In
that way dispose OF stanton"
Instead of az s'once and repeatedly refusing" as
sta ed by General Badeau General Grant at once and
imm ediately accepted.
Instead oil suggesting the name OF General Cox Just
before catering the Cabinet 1t was just before leaving
the Cabinet.
General Grant states he received Mr.. Stanton's
"entre approval" before entering the Cabinet. The
extracts show that he mistaken ana that It may
have been before leaving the Cabinet
The ''hnai breach" is, remarked, doubtless well
hold would be cuipable 10 be Ga second time de.
ceIved.n But comments from me are not needed, the
quotations. speak for themselves
l leave the subject mere, though II has been DIM
cult 10 refrain from wiring at greater length when
there Is such abundant material feel that truth
and justice should DO vindicated even though the
again impeached. Writing on another subject my
father remarked:-
ut is, however, tie old difference. = They
are afraid trus the people question Of right.
hold IL our safety and strength
/ rely on the people in wnom he so trusted tor
justification Of his memory. EDGAR r. wELLES.
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CRICKET NOTES.

cricket match will ,axc place at Hoboken on
Wednesday aud Thursday next between tho st.
GEORGES Of this city aud tho famous Young America
CLUB Of Philadelphia Upon this occasion IN
aums salon leo OF twenty Ave cents viii BIO
charged. The visitors VIII have the Denent OF the
grand stand, and IL 10 expected that bana OF music
Will be present Tho match Will commence at Two
O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon and viii becontinued
on rhursday July ~ Al ten O'Clock. Tho match win
certainly he the interesting one played In this
vicinity for some years.
new cr,cket club under the name OF Royal Is TO be
started In Brooklyn. The old Capltoline Ground has
been secured and practice may DO had every afternoon
during the summer t.,ss .al t
: team OF the Manhattan Club, intending Messrs.
Hasiord, Hooper. jenkins. Love, Rogan, Brewster,
Greg Jackson and SCOTT, will leave this city Tor Phiia
delpha on Wednesday evening. They VIII play the
Merton Club at Ardmore July 4. the Young
America at Germantown on Friday, aud the Belmont
club al Forty eighth street and Baltimore avenue
Pbiladeiphia, ON saturday.
Tns ST. Grorpe's anu staten Island clubs will soon
hold meetings CONSIDER the advisab lily OF Joining
the Association oil the United states under
it's amended constitution
cricKcter thu occasion being Inc hr.t vist Of The D.
Georges Cub to that city.
A lawn tennis tournament between members oil the
Staten Island Cricket Cluo will be commenced at
Staten Island al tour O'clock this Afternoon.
rne ST. Georges Club lately purchased set oil
awn tennis Their iaiy fiionds Will now be seen more
frequently on the grounds.
rue Australians are making rapid progress In Eng
land. TO the astonishmcut OF the natives. over
twenty thousand persons witnessed the game AZ inc
| Oval between surrey and Australia Tue latter won
by Ave wickets In their match with the forkshires
they won by six ~ickc,s Tho Australians VIII ar
rive In this country tor play ABOUT SeutemUer 70.
sponorsh mas received the title Of 'Ths Demon
Bowler"
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NOTES.

NOTES,
Under the management Of Mr.. f. Hickey the Cedar
Club has been reorganizcd The players are cullen,
first bass; Murray, second base; fitzgerald. third
base; G. y. Hickey, pitcher; slsvin, catcher; j.
Hickey, left field; LOTUS right field; smith, centre
field, and Murphy, short stop.
The Resolute Club having boon removed by Mr.. Ben
jamin, Its manager, from Elizabeth to Newark, and
Tvo Park having been put in complete condition Tor
games 1t will for the future be known as the Reso'
lutes, OF Newark Following 10 list OF the payers--
Freeman pitcher; Crane, first bass Farrow, catcheri
Yves. second base; Ellis. third base; Booth, right
field; Duly lott field; Austin, centre field, and Do'an
short sop ,.,
Tne month OF July will bs ushered In with games
between Wssteoros and New bea iords New baa.
ford: the BuiaIoes and Teeumsehs, ut London tho
Stars aud Maple Leas at Guelph; Eagles and A!hiet-
ics At Philadelphia and the New York CLUB and the
BrookiyDs, at The Union Ground
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YACHTING NOTES.

Captain 'Jaks" Schmidt OF No. 1913 Columbia
street. Brooklyn informs the HERALD that he accepts
the challenge OF tho yacht Addte Taylor, and viii
match boat the Atiul Dodger. against her tor tho
amount named for a. much as the owner pieascs.
The raes to be ten miles 10 windward and back.
The open yacht Ncttlc, sx-Commodore Mobiles
owner, winner Of i've prizes already this season, 10
,ying OF the foot Of Eghty-sxtn street, where she
will remsin until the Nswburg Bay regatta 10Th inst
The Netsle 10 very last
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LEAGUEe
The last weeks hive made radical changes In
the League record. Then the CINCINNATI Club was,
and had been from the beginning OF the season. ~ the
head Of tbs list The race Tor the championships.
Que the Bostons. now In possession OF The
League pennant pusned themselves ahead Of tho Gu
cinnatis. Now as Will be seen, the Hurtiords have
also rushed BY the club from north INK OF the
ONO. puts Cincnnalts act ually third IN the
cham ionsnip list. In the percentage OF games won
10 games played tns ChicsR0s are less than ten per
cent bonnd the Bostons themselves. Following ~ the
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made yesterday In ~
Real Estate Exchange

ny H. IL. LUDLOW
A, j, Simpson, referee-Foreclosuro sale OF tho
fer los. Of ss Is. 10 rSorss s4a
Also similar smls-0ibert N. Speir. Jr referee,
of plot OF land, l31 luO, irregular, n. .. i46th
st 1859 II. Q. of Sd also two lots, each
25xiUe on Willis av n. corner ofl46th 1t; also
sso iS 18Th g.. :.ss oJ IAN w, w. e''ne l7oa
COATES.
Charles 4. Lyman, referee-Foreclosure sale Of the
a'is w. o. 81 ~, 70 p.ins . ~
Il. HARSkrr.
John A. Goodiett, referee Foreclosure sale OF the
sssa M.'% ' q Make, st. TO D.insi 900
sMYru.
Bradbury c. Chsswood, reeree--foreclosure sale Of
a plot OF land known lots Nos. IT'S to 1856 aud
Nos 100, 2D6 and 2O7 map OF Land known AS
Samuel Kysr's homestead, 18th ward, to John 900
o., ... rAssELL AND KEARNEY
Z. d. Gale referee Foreclosure sale OF the two
sise ,,. e. Of ay a. 20 plaintiff ......... $4,000
Total. 49, 451
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSPORTS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE rRANsFERs.
The following statement, showing the real estate
transactions recorded in Registers once. June 49,
1878. is Obtained from Augustus r. Docharty, Deputy
Register st
49,, q s.s.ds. 70 e AZ.
r. " q f, 81. ~ iss.ss John go
n Layton aud HUSBAND to Malhds Hansen . 200
Wsns.i To- Johsnns MnhlEsr ....... 20 100
x: az AND wi. i = < s s.. s..s LOU: sen
sss ss And hs.s.sd To- ssn so
Hoffman u go g. n :, ss."S :s oo.s Nom
@ 4 . A. u. ! S:sy asiioo soo
'os .sls-sc, % 1900
Il DIN s s:rssi 70 new :. =" YORK Lie
As Tss%.. a. cssasa 'O S.,stss 20 Ssai
as a,s =. ]. SCI d Il !. Of a.a w. aasIs Hen
rictts MeGrash and husband 10 Joshua N Brust -, ,
N" Ms.ssrsos and vie to John W. Esri... -. $4,000
HS.. sSss K:a
others TO Thomas White aud Vile i.2oo
d!ss sisc p0 john iss. ' ' 70 Ssss AsSsm.s
ms sS p sy W. s. sad to Gd St. iioissoo Ellen
aaesma AID husband ), s,S ~ss us: 'o
'S ia g. y. insh 20 70 cssriss a. Brown .. Som
w.ssa sS :, '.sss $: % $40
Same prcpsrty; james slattery and wife to Gather -
| Madison ay W. g. 4a5 H., s. Of 0dih st.. 2oxso;
4 Charles X. Cornish to Charles u. Gunther ......
| RECORDED MORTGAGES
Armenian. Martin aud vile, TO John ~ lelck, O.. -
Bauer, saIomai 70 aaron cianin, .. s. lis sv. n.
Bs Ss s@a %li.. TO kiisn Is xaelmaiy. W
ner OF Olson and $50 st. years 5o,Vu
s NJ $1,000
Brown. El,ssOcih W. aud two others. to Albert But
Ius trustee, Ac), ". o. OF Maedeuga St. n. " ,.,o
Herrick Cathsrne, TO james stattery. O. OF Hoh- 90.
man IT.. Of jacob ~. t24th wnrU .ysnfs-.... wv
| Huthberger, Josephine aud husband. 70 Ms.A a.
siccarJi, o. OF Washington av, >. " ''o'n ~" 400
KaSe Usarlc. " TO Elias Gasrenheimer. n. OF Sd
l. av n w. corner OF S2d ". yesr. zoo
Roe =, hsn , \. Ana sr s,h sv 5000
| same 20 kishsrd cummscgs same property; ,ca
,.., yr,:;ddcricr 70 Adam Hcbei guardian
Az W. !. o. sv A. = Of 18TH 81. years. loo
| ssx,on Mary TO Ann L. and Margaretta Alton,
- Of sOth ST. g. OF "a av.; months ......, 4VW
sierra j cob the Bowsry Savings Bank, n Of 90,
rI p,y:g Thomas o. = ana wife. 10 ii. si1peuny Saw
Ings Bank, OF 18th So Of LIST av.i aue In a,o
VIZ ISL s,; Marina j. and husband, 70 wiliism A.
| Cauldwcll, n. $. Of 10th st.. W. oil ld sv.; = -,
mon his s,oV
| HKcoRpxD AssIcNxssr or MORTGAGES -
,,sSnsassn Ysdors 70 essooi6 H. 1880
Hervy. james ~. 70 L. Bsysrd smith ana anosher 49,
uoasm"n. James H. 10 teorgaans Newton -. 20gi
i.ew Edserd " and another William Gussone. 4,uju
Muller Eva, to Csthariue NJ. Battele texecutrix, -.
ScJ ........ .......... ............... zOt
Nssss ,n Rank, to Harry Messenger 1856
same 10 ''@s'
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THE MAGAZINE OF ART.

Tho June number Of the Mooarine Of Art tcasscil,
Peter Galpin) Is at hand. the features draw
ing WOOD, by Mais; the second instaiment oil
"rhe Paris Universal exhibition" Professor Cnurchs
.rhc CoIors of Precious Stones" ARTISTS Hunt H..
Prague with illustrations which have sircady done
service with another Article ON The same city ~
Har7er's Magazine VI months ago the illustrated
notice OF the Royal Academy, when Is commenced.
and good engraving oil Paul Dubois group "Cnsrity
now IN the UniversAl kxnibitiop.
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MATRIMONIAL MISERIEs.

Lena Shillak and Jacob Shiilak married on the
3Ssh Of February, 1875 She says that just before
their marriage she gave her husband $500 with which
10 start In business the latter accordingly opened
butcher ship In Sullivan street. This s,aid occupa
tien soon became monotonous to the young Benedict
Who, his vile further States began to gamble
drink such extent that he lost his business and
was nnally obliged 10 give up his shop. Finding him.
ycif In this condition OF impecunt osity no made
humble promises oil reform, upon tho strength OF
whcn she induced her brother 10 give him 500 with
which TO make fresh start IN the butcher business.
1t turned out. however as further alleged, that Mr.
shilIaks reform was OF short DURATION aud only
weeks aiterwnrd he began to gamble aud get drunk
again with the Same frequency as IN his former degcn
home drunk and would strike aud her furiousiy;
that no would pawn his clothes aud finally became
20 snifticss and abusive that she was com.
PEELED TO leave him and return to her father'a
Mhilo shc was away she says that, taxing
advantage OF her absence, he sold all her
furniture, valued at $780, Tor 500, shc was only
able II through the Intervention OF hor father
She brought suit against her husband In tho Supe-
rior Court Tor absolute divorce on the ground OF
adultery, ana obtained decree by default. Alter the
decree she saws that child was born 10 her, and
Shiliak 10 sot aside the decree, says
because he thought he could marry again, but discover
ing has error, makes this notion Tue NOTION winch
came before Judge Sedgwck. In the Superior Court,
Special Term, yestcriny was grontod on the condi-
ton that tho defendant put IN an answer within tnrcc
days, consents 10 arcieroncc and will 20 with tho
hearing within three days.
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rior Court. The action Is brought by Mary Grogau
against the New York and Harlem Railroad Company,
and in her complaint the plaintiff, who is . very
neavy woman, ana who, being lame, Is Obliged 10
walk with . crutch states that the 9th Of last
June she hailed u Fourth avenue car 1t thirty
fourth street and First avenue; that when
she arrived at Thirteenth street ana Fourth
avenue. the place OF her destination, she At
tempted TO get out, and that upon reaching
tho platform sh6 fell through with hcr crutcn
and injured her right shoulder that her right arm
paralyzed sne brought suit against the defend
platform was rotten and diapidatsd The company
IN their defence claim that there was apparent
weaKness tue platform; that the inspected
that morning, as was every other tho line, and
that every necessary ana ordinary precauuon had
been taxen. They further alleged that the crutch
the and thut they not responsible
for crutches but Tor people. The still and
Will probably occupy day or two.
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COURT CALENDARs- THIS DAY.


SUPREME UouRr--CHAxBERs-Heid by Judge Law
1888. 15s 1906. ls7. ia ia isl, ais "a 225 221,
i1s 1885, 2oi, sos, zo4 200, 2os, ao1' wa 40
supRgxs CouRr-aBSEaAL TERx--Adjourned until
July 80
Dononuc.-Nos. 90, AIS. 4s7, 4S9. 4ol, 492 504 5o6
345, 45l, 400, 243, 23l 800. go 42d 81. 27s, 250
516 $50, SCI, 522 131. b23. ga. 525 627 SIS, 52g
$50 5ai 5a2, saa. 534 OBS, $50, 5a7, 5ss, $780, $40
GAL
SUPREME CouRr-CrRcuIr-Pars HELD by Judge
Van BrunL-Nos. 35l7, Al. 3o05, 2950 2543 sos s62
1887, 1881. 1850 l46 17s9 4l6 1918 $780, 1853 iilo
Held oy Judge Van vorsL-Nos. 969. 1874, 99s, luo4
1000 1905 1889. 1884, 33i2, 1885, 2s93 4o5 1851 l42
1880 25d3. 1920, 1864. 1871 lll9 1861, 1919. Part
3-Hela by Judge Bariett-Case ON, No. 1913 No
day calendar.
suPERIos CouRr-GrxraAL TERN Adjourned until
SUPERIOR CouRf--sPEcIAL TERM-Held by Judge
sed9wcg. Mos SO, IS, 40. ~, %, SO.
SUPERIOR CouKr--iRrAL 1kHn-Pars Held by
Judge sanford Nos. 7OZ o. 7oi, So 7oI $40, 500,
$50 100 $780, 6ss, 745, ais 1853 l57, 512. 1850, $780,
PART 2-Held by Cnici Justice Curus--Noa 16f, 3l1.
6b5 s7s, $685. S52 500 3i, 694, 1885, S2s $780, 3i3 $50
loco. 1871 Part 3-Held by Judge spcir.-Nos. 500
3d. e,3, ore 97s, 9s2 9s9 300 9o og4 900, 400 on
lois 1921, iol2 io2s. 1924, io-5, 1926, 1927 io2s
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TERM-Adjourned until
the th,ri Monday OF June.
COMMON LEAs-CHAmBERs-Hed by Judge Van
Hoescn.--No. Ill.
COMMON piEAs-EouIrr TERM-Heid by Judge Rob-
inson--Nos ., v, H. To- "a
COMMON PLEAs-fRIAL 1ERM-Iart Held by Chief
Justice q. T.. Daly.--Nos 1851, 1915. 1884, $780, 40
G34 1l43 $780, lass, $50. 3S1 Ills, 1903 2453 1920
20 ASH 1912, 26'O ga 2t37, 227s, l1is 1900 8ss 2l6
27l, 1ii0. Part 2--Ied oy Judge .. y. Daiy.--Nos
1i7 l46 62os, 1872 $50, 2764, 1854, 1470 147s 1463
g62lS. 2s4, 1900 1889. 1450, 1857. Nl
MARINE CouKr-rnIAL IERm--Part Held by Judge
Alkcr. No day calendar. PIT 2--Hcid by Judge
sheridan. 1912 1880 1860, 1885, 1850 1870 397g,
46Jl 1862 1885, 1871 45ls I'LL 1850 1921 4o4o 1850.
Part 3-HeId by Judge snnett.-No day calendar.
CorRr GENERAL SEssIoSs-P1rt 1-Hed by
Judge SutherIsnd.--Tho People Vs. John Uirick.
chaol b. Kiey, ielonous assault aAd battery; Same
Tvs. Lawrence Hines, feonious assault and battery;
Same John Fitsgerald, feonious assault and bat
terry; Same vs. Henry NJ Walters, feIonious assauit
and battery; same vs.. Henry Dcwis, burglary; same
vs.. Jonn Impson, larceny from the person; Ssmc ".
George Douglass, larceny from the person; same
William Carroll, larceny from the person; Same VS..
DanioI Leary, larceny from the person; Same w.
James Rooney, misdemeanor; Same vs.. John Rooney,
misdcmcanor; Same vs. Joseph Rooney. ielonious
assault and battery