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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
TIE COURTS.
THE ERIE SALE POSTPONED.


JUDGE DANIELS GRANTS TIE ORDER ASKED FOR BY
CERrAIN EUROPEAN BoNDHOIDERs
Judge Daniels yesterday granted the order
asked for 10y Albert DeBez. Moriz Levin Borehd and
jules Leyta. Ia granting their petition stayed the
sale of the Erie Railway under the foreclosure for thirty
days In any case and unless the Farmers and Trust
Company and the Erie Railway Company make certain
stipuations within fifteen days until TIE end OF the ref
ercncc ordered The petitioners in this matter claim
be holders of bonds under the second sodated mort
gage which being f0reolosed They complain that the
receiver has been allowed to prefer various claims and
debts subsequent TO that mortgage that these VIII be
paid before the bondholdcrs under tic present decree Of
sale
In his order Judge Daniels refers the matters involved
to William Allen Butler. He is 10 hear, fret, proof
whether the petitioners really hold the bonds that they
claim 10 hold and being satisfied OF that he 10 inquire
into what are the proper charges OF the receiver which
should have precedence over the mortgage, tho Law in
what property should he sold under The mortgage, and
the amount due under tie second consolidated mortgage
The Erie Railway Company's books and those Of The
receiver are 10 be open "a the petitioners and the referee
Is 70 have power TO order che books T. be produced
before lin.
The stipulation which viii limit TIE stay to thirty days
Is - be that all such amounts may appear
by the referees report 10 be contained established
by said judgment as liens upon or charges against said
morris gcd property, which should not have been al
lowed 9s such liens charges shan be deducted from
judgment, aud that the said judgement shall De
roclod as 10 such amounts OF Indebtedness, and that ali
such sums as may apTcar by tne referees report and
confirmation thereof to have been CHARGED against said
property or III any form allowed to the said receiver
which legally AID justly should no. have been charged
ana allowed. shall he deducted from the allowed
as charged against said mcrigaeed property n favor
~ ne receiver ana that The petitioners, ON surrenderiag
their bonds and coupons within thirty days, shall have
Gl the advantages OF the subscribers 10 the
stTucpn scheme"
After ms order had been fled. Judge Lawrence an
nouLeed that lie had determined 10 hear the Attorney
General on MI MciienIya petition argued laet week,
aud would require MIN 10 give notice 60 the other counsel
OF tBe day selected fOr such argument.
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WOnlea's Hotel,
i.h-aye., 32l and 3Sd-s!S.

MRS ATEXANDEPT STEWART take. pleasure in 20
rourcrg that this HOTEL WILL UE oPEN fur the recep
u01 o. tsar.i,it pa WEDNESDAY, APKL 3 ISIS;
n. Bf- ILUT a. erected d. ~ STEWART ha- been G, N
fuE WoNES wno iUpPoRf THE3fl ELNEs by DAILY
LABOR. Al -ucs o. e extent If iis capacity ere invited 10
ms 'REGULATI w.n be such govern h'-tcass
ueuf satsfact0f~ W.ftcn terl.ca % good character ana
conduct Iom er employers - other persons knoNn 10 th'
EIGTIT LARGE RECEPTION ROOMS arc provided ior
visitors but the diGing paIuIs ana hnr! Viii lee *
clus.vcly ior thr nee 81 heafCors. -
THE LIBRARY contains uytr 300 volumes of 20
lecci literary which barriers have FREQ nccrss
wiih the use 81 rtnE material at 81 tines
building being 90 uTn- lu1 each huoi b. ts
made ,qualiy desirable and coDytusat
TIE SLEEPING ROOMS, over 700 IN nrinicr, are fur
uniform quality ard equally VOL Ncuinltd, aud
adnped comfort and % he occupant They
are various and The PIKE ilr each aaFe beef sra
dated accordingly depending nVon ibru being occupied by
i,os ri nd si sna for each pers0a Will be the
That being the which II Is calculated viii BE- the
meals lodging, attendance &C., % each boafder
BATHS are located On ever! n01r for which nominal
charge for att lance, &c. VII rs made.
AN EXTEAsfVE LAINDRY IS yrovi'd on the preIni fes
where washing ironing. &c for hOarders vii be done ~
intended e. the moro eost Of labor ANA materials
used.
THE KITCHEN AND CULINARY DEPARTMENT
win under the personal management Of cooks n the hrst
class. - 1900. 40, . $1,000. -
the Of ladies' waiting the city business In sueh osses
the manager must have previous notice Of TIE intended ar
val. and the rooms must be engaged "a advance
APPLICATIONS FOR BOARD NAV be hHie ~ letter
addressed % "TIIE MANAGER OF THE SbAENs 10.
TEL aud viii be notified and accepted when sau5lGc oEy III
the order received
Ns,r- York, March 1873.
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CALESDAR- THIS DAY.

suPervg CoCgr-cuNnrns- Lawrence. J-Nos: g. -,
~ Il3 49, no 100 1876 l6l. l1G 26, 49, eco 90 81
90 a. 20 ~, ~ 30 20 lJ7, lej. lAl lG2 2u., III ~
$50 aG 2a 2s2 2i9, go 25j 2ic 49, 2JJ .6! 267 2GJ
27O.
SPECIAL TFRM-VaA BTnui g.-SoS 3iG -, 2l5. ~
NTHgUII-IAET fI-Potcr J.-No. 1851 9'A, 1869. 1893.
IsI7 61C'a 7osh 500 1914 1898 1905. 1891 1852 ls5i
1879 lss lass 1852 1885, I03 1871 1884, litf, 1857
PAM IfDonohue NO. 2lif - 80. 555. 500. bn7.
5i2. 2p3N ion, t5S rlz l@o- Zut 1873, 1926 l3ty,
iiIi 40 liea 9st 1915 4li ol: lll9 lssl l2j 2l7g
gS0s l22i 1919 1921 1921 1927 l?l7 1905 1882 1870,
1911, 1912 1880 7e6. 1919 5i7 lo46, 1853 i4i3 l2Da
1922
calendar.
ITIAL TREN-TAHT I-ecfr.lcs. J.-Ncs Pos, lOfl ly2,
1h7 18a 7ea 4N1 H52. 1Dl. 500. GIN
Cokli0s fLLAs-tu AEbIi.,-k ltt-lu J. 80. 10.
TRIAL TTLaf-PART I-JIicc Eoh.a-"u vin attend this
morning, y 2 90 settle Orl'r on iit iecrols
NAkEF COrET-IhIAL TGHH PAT lI-g.rpi- J.-NoA
$685. 5sl2. 4gTl. tl55 4lg1 ;.ll. 4-iO. i3J;. 1892
PART li-rhcl, mo dfy calendar
GENERAL sI--I0y.-pAU I-HHckcit R.-D'unis Ryan,
Iobbtfy LOWS T. lAfdrIaun I,ir Lf, Lawns blil aai
Thoinaa Garvcy grand larceny; DoD stewart e0u
battery; Llsn Wills. larceny from The I~Eron
". Nllcr forgery William CLARK. ircfIv rom the ron.
PATT II-SuthCTinud Jb.ft Marsh. Iatlc! p Han Al
ltIt 4.Hchcit sIand L.Iti. tihEr .l',4 hA4' '''N
mix Joseph hsver icoul0ns assauli and i.titt ~.
pYfa AID hER-Dauie4s, J.-McAael sherman ana
George Smith homicide
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT or NETWORK.

PORT or EEwYORK rich 20.
CLEARED
steamship cohanlm tBr) Berg. ITavre France, Punch,
steamship caesni DBL Eaines. Pernhmbneo Bahia and
bark hstronoin (Gcr Vessels London, Hermann Koop
Gp,s Aatonietta Costa GtS1 oasis Queenstown raI
Bark Marco Polo uia). Garaginn CORK or Falmouth for
orders, sccovich 8 Co ., ~ a-,..-
BARK II b stover, Patten, Port Natal Africa Henry L
saS g. C. stanford Gtal). Asariia Naples Italy Law.
Harm Waaaud CNor ErSsen, Rotterdam, Holland, Punch
BasE Harry Bpsci.mann OBJ, Caro- Buonos Ayres Arg
Bais Iiit1n tGerJ witt Cape Town. C. O. H. Punch Edye
Isris Sophie Cook orb Dunn, Gooc Eng, D. II. De Wolf
Big Brenda orb Reeves Cork, ireland Benham & Boyc
S0" ARRIVED.
sea9.aP The %,. on &c i nr9ss Liverpool March 49,
4,9S aJsaa';Sn
e9 oo Ma s h awe WsssIy snio pss.fre
d es%sp Ss ,a a.a hts5 7h S S hi ana
S Ssa to phsps nio So vessel 70 Tucker
h,a nS csn1a Lesdeo Serad days md.e
passsd BRIG bound In and whaling bark supposed to be
The tea an Regulator Doanc Wilmington N c. days with
mise and pass. 70 willhm p. clyde 90
;,n, -sn4E h s;9a1 gale N WI hnHy
FOREIGN PORTS
LoNpoy March es..Tle steamship pe9more. Capt Smith
fr0n Now Orleans fcD d. iok
The feamsp 1imor (Br Cart BoniOn from Philadelphia
March 10 Tor Pillaw arrived az plymouth TO-DAY.
IUERrOOI. March 25The sieamthiP Aitm0r9 tBrl Capt
Mcconnell from segOrIesns MaIcb y, has arrived heIe
ne sp Asa,ian tr) Capt ElSon from Baltimore
March 10 art!fet hero to-day.
Tho steamship Ibeyan (Brl capt HofDe' from Boston
March II. has arrived pefe. st., r,-.-
OfrPN3IOWS March 20-1Le NlpiDs ~ yinon ino cream
shin wyoming Capt Jones from Liverpool for NewNork,
saiia IA from hero at 0 o. m. 24th. -
ayfTOy March 25Ie North German LlOyds steam
sip oraf BismaTcK. Capt Hagema from baltimore March
" ,ssoW March 5S-The State I1he steamship stpf Of
Jnena Capt Smith, from EowYork March IL, arrived here
IlnE March aoThe state Line stsansgi2 state Oh VIZ
svtsI March 26Tle steamships Uity az Vera cruz tpd
c6mbaa the for ard to latter non Newf0rk arrived
LoyDos March 2osaea 18Th inst oandMa Ct 34tn i2st
}n3s hrrat b. Dndna Nordensk,d Castalla, the lster
or philadelphia rlh B. Gam for Delaware Rive! Cashier
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ccnGl Notltce.

CUPREME COURT.-County OF New Iork.-
- JOHN GERHARBr UNSEWLuh planiiA against
TUE RUSSIAN AMERICAN MAJ UFhCi tNtNt COM
PANY and DANIEL THOMAS GARDNEH. dcfeniaits-
Summons deeiants You are hereby sum
mOnrd the IN t action AID serve copy
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty days
Of this exclusive ~ the DAY OF
vice aud Ia of your failure 70 appeal OF onsw, nIg
Will sRansl You by default Tor tie relief &c
handed In the c0nplalnt Dated February IL, 1873
uENY D. sEDGWICk. PLAINTIFF Attorney,
Ollee ana Fost Office address, 70. - WGlst, Newfork
CITY, Nev.YOrk -
10 the defendant DANIEL THOMAS GARDSER The
Foregoing Summons IL served upon yon by publication pursn
ant order Charles DOnobue Judge Ot the supreme
Court the Of NcwYork daod tie at fay Of Fe0ru
any, SIS and filed With complaint Ia The once Oh TIC
Clerk Of the City aud County of Nowfork at Tie New county
Court House IN the City % NewY0rs.
HENRY d. sEDGWICk. PLAINTIFFS Attorney
Igf layGwTu
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THE UNCLAIMED INTEREST TRIAL.


Thomas G.. Douglas, the ex Treasury clerk
under Indictment FOR alleged conspiracy, was tie
only witness yesterday IN the trial Of John A. Grow the
saIne charge. lie recited the whole history OF his
acquaintance with the prisoner and claimed that every
proposal tn Crow made TO him in regard the col
lection OF unclaimed Interest strictly legitimate lie
said that many claims o. this sort Ind been collected
through persons connected with the Treasury Depart
mCnt, aud the leo always afgcfrOm 30 ~ 80 per
cent % The entire claim. The witness had. bnscf
orally received for his portion Of tho work p per
Among those who paid tbs high rate, the witness said.
were john bgcOw. then Secretary of state ana John
Kelly Of Tanmauy Han"
Douglas declared that he had idea that Gildefsceve
any other than Stately until the time Of TIE aTlest
which was % him erureiy UNEXPECTED. Letters were
read from Grow TO Douglas al Of which spoke the
claimant really slatery, and 10 mtmation
Of any conspiracy On The admission Of other letters
between Grow AID Douglas, after long argument. tic
Court reserved It's decision. On cro-s-exGnnatlOu by
Assistant United States DisrTic tAttJrncy FerO, the wit
gave brief history Of his lie, which 20 have
been cventul After i've years Of service IA the
Union during the war lie eccd IN the South held
several State petitions alderman and MAJ OF
city, superintendent o; PRISON, became lawyer and
afterward secured his position IN tie Treasury Depart
ment, where be remained until dismissed his aIitst
another charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
PECULIAR FILLING IN FIRsT-AvE.

The suit of Charles G. Waterbury against
the city before Judge Potter In Supreme Court
Circuit 1t Is a contract DOR filing In portion Of
Firstave., which runs through swamp, with good,
wholesome earth The ciys witnesses testified yester
day that In various openings IN the good, wholesome
earth" made for sewerage testing, etc, they found
iute broom corn, rags wire crccgcry shoes bOuos, glass
and earthenware.
Julius {. Adams and General Gilmore testified that
such filing not suitable for the purpose william
". Tweed Is summoned 10 testify to-day thai the con-
tract Taudue 81 Its inception. John H. strahan
Albert C3rdogo and Burton NJ Harrison appear for the
plaintiff; Francis L. stcson and L. H. LacOmbe Tor the
rnrpgratiOu,
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DR.. LAMBFRT'S APPEAL.
ARGUMENTS TO SET ASIDE THE CONVICTION FOR
pERJVRY.

ARGUMENTS TO SET ASIDE THE CONVICTION FOR
PERJURY.
The appeal of Thomas s. Lambert, the
President Of the American Popular Life Insurance Com
pany. from his conviction FOR perjury, argued yea
terday in Supreme Court. General Term. A. tho a
peal Of Robert L. Case Judges Davis aud Brady with
drew, and Judges Ingalls,, Lawrence and Don0hue
sttutod the Court. DR.. Lambert himself By special
order Of the Court, brought from the TOmbs and
listened with the keen attention that he showed
during his trial
EXRecordcr Smiths points wcrs Substantially the
those pressed III behalf Of DIR. Lambert the
trialthat the notary could have been shown to be
nonresident and incompetent 90 take tie oath that Dr.
Lambert 20 the paper before II was completed
that the oath information and belief and the In
dicten did not cay that Lambert did believe what
be to- that Of the items said 10 be false were
not required 10 be given by the etatue that the Court
should excluded from the Jury the he
tween Lambers salary and that Of other insurance
presidents and that the evidence did Dot 10
inc requirement that perjury must be proved by two
witnesses or their equivalent MI Smith spoke Tor three
hours, and DstrictAttOrney Phelps took hour 10
answer aim. The Court received ito decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

agi Vanderbilt resumed and concluded No
lxlCalvO OCT Davies Submitted. No. 12S-Thayer agt
Manley; submitted No I2J-Rector agt staIin argued
by Robert D. Benedict FOR appellant and w w Goo rich for
respondent. No lS9Tto Duchess County Mutual Insur
Com sgt. Iischhed gued by Michael H. Car
fr az e and Henry l. Burnett foI respondent 40.
1f2 DHfed ast Horton guod by Ira Shaer for appel
liant. and sidney Harris for respondent.
Calendars for Tuesday, March 26-Aoton caleudar-So'
3J4-Peope rel The Royal ag FIRE Commissioners No
S92-PeOIlo rel Sinms agt. Day osiendsr-Nos
1885, $685. ll0. 1877, l39, IS. I40, l4l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt, in Brooklyn. yesterday, re-
eeryed bis decision on q motion fog trial In the
suit of s. " White against Daniei DteW recently u1ed
in which verdict M favor OF the defendant ordered
for technical reasons
Judge LarremOre, In Common Pleas, Special
Tegm granted yesterday, decree Of separation IN the
SUIT Of Elizabeth g. Berger against John Berger they
were married IN December, 1sO2, ana nave three
children Judge Latremoie awards the children to the
mother but dOes not FIX tho alimOny.
Judge Larremore ordered, yesterday, refer
euoe OF the petition OF Henrietta Hoffman for amony In
her suit against John u. Hoffman She says she was
married Dantzs In August. is45 and came with her
husbsnd 10 this city In 1906 A5oat fOur years ago. she
saws he became acquainted with woman whose hus-
hand had committed suicide, and 20 that intimacy abe
asores her bnshands subsequent abuse OF her Che do
scrDes several beatngs which he gave her, and finally
he ordered her TO clear out and act divorce She Is
now seeking IL, but only b limited one.
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March 25.-ln the Court Of Appeals,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

BY PRIVATE WIRE.-Mr. Baslngb1I lclty
marchantl-" Eost convenient can cOnycr-o with
Mrr. L. last as ~ ! IN 10y dfaWinR-rUOui. III
tel her yon arr here" tpoaks through the teicphone
DaWdles is hcrf--JGst como from fais-looAins SO
WG--1eafes be-" etc. etc. 4" Now you take II, ana
y0u'n hear her voice distinctly" Dawdles" Weally -
QDaWdlcs take. it, The voice" For goodness sukc.
dear don't BRING that lsufciable noodle home 10 din
ucr Punch.
An old, rough clergyman once took for his
text that passage Of The p2m. ] sad Ia my haste, an
men are Irs" Looking, Apparently, as u be raw the
your haste, David. II you lad been here, you might
have said II after mature elaboration"
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL In SfcqTlShfp The Quesr-Mrs. MIN.
ken and child H. Pratt, hcCalum. J. William Mira 4.
n Mitchell Il. j. IazzTr Mr.. Chaplin Mrs Bolton; Mr.
Ursch ". Grifit.. Nj hurgess Miss kirkland A. KIRK
lard A. Kirkland ". J. GoOdw Castor oyer &c 1c r. O
Iise and Mrs. j. Graham II Bridges Mr. aud Mrs
Marsh aud M ana Mrs r. z. Marelaud and child.
FROM BERMuDA-In Steamship cdnmn.-L De Mory
GRAY apt Ellie T. w. Brown. ~. A. Fagefberg Niles a d.
John.on Mrs G. Curtis and child, W ". Dndman, Capt Aus
in j j. Klner j. C. Grimm and wife, f. l.. Norton ~ Js-
cleutc NJ FeirOt. G. II. Spear
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SUING HIS WIFE FOR PROPERTY.

Lawrence Mahcr has sued his wife, Bridget
Maher, for return OF two houses, which be values ~
about $4,000, and $4,000 in United States bonds, OF
which nc says che has returned him only $1,000. He
says he her the property In 1868 being then about
10 engage a hazardous business. promise to
turn il when he demanded It. lie seys he has since be-
come sck and she treats Inn cruelty for which hn has
begnD suit for limited divorce. The before
JudRe LarFeInore in Common Pleas, Special Term,
OOn for an injunction to restrain her from parting
with inc property. The motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
THE CHEAP DOLLAR EASILY INITIATED.

Dangerous counterfets of the new silver
dollar have appeared. Herman Wilsclimsky
rested yesterday Bridget Fitzpatrick charging that he
had passed of the counterfeit coins. Wlsclimsky
when examined before United States Commissioner
Shields showed that he received the coin In change
that he did not know that II counterfeit when he
gave Il 20 Mrs. Fitzpatrick. lie VAS therefore, dis
charged. Tho counterfeit very good imitation Of
the genuine dollar There was, however Gaw in the
metal OF the Goddess Of Lbery's face Of the let
ers imperfecty executed and the eagles head
even than in the original. The material
difference was in the weight the counterfeit being much
lighter. II was easily cut with knife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, March 2j.--The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
VIM H. Huse. be Collector Of Customs ct Newburyport,
Mass
John P. nngsey % be Postmaster MORTON. Alabama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

place. for NewYo Heeanoag, for Delaware Break alter
Arrived 9Th Inst, Luss BriDo lit iDst John Reas 18TH
ns Irene Omega: 2lst inst rrso Domcnco anata Ga
Chapman Nikcll The latter at Brxham seDas
tian Bach at Ialmonh I'D inst Scotia Caper Baker
rcr Dnkc of Wellington Imp I'D inst Fred A. Garlic, Ga
Ze Capt Dckson Jacob A. stamler Forto, Kong Harold,
g. &. Aches Bertha Capt Goan, the latter OF Dungeness
Barolomeo Giuletta Loweswater Luchino. Ma
pred. Skiold
lFor later SHIN Heius. " any. re. FIN Ptgs.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

Mr.. DURHAM Dem, Ky) moved TO suspend the rules
ard fix Thursday. April for the consideration of the
bill reported last Friday by Mr. Stephens Demp
Cal to perfect the double metallic standard of raue to
provide for issuing SILVER bullion certificates, etc.
Mr.. ONEILL rep. PENN moved 10 adjourn. Rejected
Tie vote taken, ana Mr.. Dinham's motion was
rejected Yeas 142; nays 90.
Mr.. CAUSE Dem. ARK introduced a bill for the more
economic and accurate survey OF the public lands Re
fcrred.
The House then AT $40 p m. adjourned.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


san rises. Boa sun sets. 6ls Clock fast 0s2
2:20 Noon souihs. G5l Moons days q
HI5H wAfga TO-DAY. ~
sandy Hook. IL Gov leland. ola Hen Gate..... 40J
HI5H WATER rO-ntT-F. N.
sandy Hook. 215 Gov. Island. 2tS Hell Gate.... 437
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26

OFFICE or TIR IGnTUousr IssrgcTog, THIRD DisrRicr
TObrKINsvILfESF. T.. March Is 1879. !
spar buoy rcd and black horizontal stripes has been
placed mark wreck oi the tug scandinavian sunk In
tclney' Channel. a. G.. RHlsp. Commodore /. :. ",
Lighthouse Instructor. Third District.
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Eeftnres ano Meetlugs.

A 7 GRAND UNION HALL, 451 7th-aye.,
"A above 3+th-st-Rev. REUBEN JEFFREY, D. D., Pas.
tor Of the Marcy Avenue Baptist Church, Brook n, VIII
preach tonight aud every ngl this week except Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-26
COURT OF APPEAL

ALBANY, March 25.-In the Court Of Appeals,
he following business transacted No. 47-stur
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GEO. TICKNOR CURTIS.


GEO. TICKNOR CURTIS.
~ ASSOCIATION HALL. THREE LECTURES ON
"AMERICAN CONSTITUTIONAL HISTORY"
TONIGHT (TU ESDAY March 26l and April and 9.
COURSE TICKET (reseIvcdl, 81 so single reserved,
Toe. Ponds, SO UniOn-square. j. y. VALE, Manager.
pEV. r. s. STORRS, DID,, will deliver his
1t great orations, THE OTTOMAN sndTHE MCSc0-
VITE-THEIR LONG DUEL" In the ACADEMY Of MUSIC,
TUESDAY and THU RsDAY EVENINGS, MARCH ~ ana
Tickets sold only the box office Of the Academy.
T'HE ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCE
i MEST or THE NJ EDICAL EDUCATION OF WOMEN
viii hold public meeting in UNION LEAGUE HALL, on
TUESDAY, MARCH 28 at 3 p m.
Al interested Invited 10 attend
Mr. WIn T.. Dodge, IT., will preside.
Nce.PIesdents:
Dr. willard pgIker. Mr. samuel Wieis.
Dr. VIM. H. Thomson, Mrs. Iuoius Tuckennan,
Dr AIittin Flint Mrs. Hannah IIayd0ck
Dr. stephen smith, Mrs. Joseph Cboate,
Dr. Allied l.. IOOmis. Nus. Thomas Hicks,
DR.. T.. Darwin Hudson, r.. Mrs. David Croly,
DR.. Isaac Adler, Mrs. Laura Curtis Bulllrd.
Programme:
Mr. Robert B Social influence Of Women
Physicians.
Dr. Emily BLACKWELL ltstofy OF lne hoIttheut-
III Dorriar b. Eaton Education ia Europe.
Dr. MARY putnam oar tutre AIMS
Colonel T. ". Higgins0n. influence OF rihm t.hcalon
uron intellectual Culture.
II Of Storm the meeting will be postponed to the FOL
lowing evening and announced In the newspapers.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-07-25

ErcIHsfresy to the
Daily .LS'TELLIG E.f-CER
THE ONLY. NEWSPAPER
Receiving Dispatches
IN WASHINGTON TERRITORY
OREGON.

BAKER CRY, July 23.-The Canyon
City stage arrived this morning, bring
ing the following news; Gen. Howard
and column, under Col. Sanford, were
at Independence, Grant county, yester-
day at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and report an
Indian trail made night before last GO
ing south, supposed to be 80 Indians
and moving towards the head of Will
low creek or Ironside mountain. A
messenger has been sent to Major Egg
bert. who is now supposed to be at the
mouth of the Weiser, and also to Capt.
Wagner, who Is near the same point.
These commands consist of so cavalry
and AS infantry in light wagons.
The plan is to have these columns move
up Willow creek valley and cut the
hostiles off. Some suppose they are
making for Malheur agency to sur
render. Col Forsythe, who is suppos.
ed to be on the main trail of the hos
tiles, has not been heard from, but is
supposed to be some 80 miles south OF
Independence, and from Is to 90 miles
west, which would take them on or near
the trail by which they went north
three weeks ago.