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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
DECIDED AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT.

JUDGE CHOATE's DECISION IN THE SUIT AGAINST
GEORGE HUGHES a co.
The revenue case of the United States against
George Hughes & Co., involving 100000 and costs'
was decided yesterday afternoon against the Govern
ment This case has been before the courts since 1873
ard has been on trial before Judge ChOate in the United
States District Court since without nermisson,
except few days about the Fourth Of July 1t was an
action to recover 100000 for alleged frauds
on the revenue, in differentiation OF goous
consigned for sale, and omissions OF duuaDle
charges on goods purchased. The case covers
forty consignments OF linens and thread. imported
from ireland between 1869 and 1873 The defendants
were then dealing on Churchst but failed In 1876, as
signing their property the benefit OF the Government
II this case should go against them The books and
papers Of the firm were seized in 1873, on warrant
issued by Judge Batchford under the Seizure Act on
information furnished by a Custom House lnIormer'
The books we're sent to the Custom House and were
there examined for evidence against the defendants
The case first came 10 trial in 1875 when the defendants
objected to the introduction OF the books and papers In
evidence Judge Blachford ruled and dismissed the
case.
The Government took the case, writ Of error, to
the Circuit Court and Judge Hunt reversed the rung
and sent back the case for trial II came before Judge
Choate and q Jury June g. Roger NJ. Sherman, Assist
ant Attorney, appeared for the Government
and s. b. Eaton and william b. Hornblower for the de-
fendants Yesterday the counsel agreed to submit the
case TO the Jury on the Judges charge without summing
ND OF the forty importations involved Judge Choae d.
rected verdict for the defendants on tweny-elgt on
the ground that no value In NewYOrk was Proved ana
therefore the Government had no case as 10 them.
or the remaining twelve the Judge ruled that the law
of June Do 1874 applied to this case although the &C.
ton was begun in 1873 and that in order TO hnd YER
dict for the Government the jury must find that each
defendant had an actual intention to defraud the United
States in regard to each package. Ten OF the twelve
packages were OF linen thread the cash price was 72c
higher than the price stated in the invoices The Judge
ruled that nine OF the ten properly nvoiced as CON
signed goods and goods sod as to the other the
Court left It TO the Jury 10 decide whether
it had been consigned or sold. The Court
ruled that when goods are shipped Dy
ery state the market value and not the purchase price,
even though the manufacturer sends them out on orders
goods remain at the risk of the manufacturer until de-
vered on this side AS TO the two remaining packages
fine Court left IL to the Jury decide whether the de
PENDANTS personally knew Of any fraud being committed
their agents The Jury after an absence OF thirtyve
minutes returned a verdict for the defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

GALL THERE.r-Mild Old Gent Zone who be-
leves IN school boards Well, my little man, improv.
ing your mind with some nice readingp Small Boy
Yus, governor Just got this weeks Penny Orror'
Let yer ave IL ar price when I've finished this ere or
rid murderP'-lFun.
"Therel that explains where my clothes
lines went 70 I" exclaimed Iowa woman she found
her husband hanging in the stable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
SETTLEMENT OF BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The schedules of Barnet L. Solomon, Solo
mon b. Solomon Judah II. Solomon and Simeon b. Solo
mon d. L. Solomon SOns), were filed yesterday. The
firm Is said TO have carried down by the deprecia
ton In real estate Of which B. L. Solomon carrying
large amount bought at high prices. The liabilities OF
the firm proper stated at 1878 962 70 direct aud
S5s 764 IS contingent, while B. L. soomOn's individual
liabilities mainly bonds and mortgages, are 2,e25,
his nominal assets at old prices Of real estate 1885,
800 81 aud his real assets 5000 OIL Among the chief
nreditnra Of thu lrfn the following:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
A GRO0MS MISAD VENTURE.

EDWARD FEAKEs's STORY oFAssAULT AND ROBBERY
Edward Feakes, groom in the employ of
August Belmont taken 10 the New-YOrk Hospital
on the night Of july g. suffering from serious bruises
He said early In the day he had started from Baby
lon, L. l., with colt which Mr.. Belmont
had intended TO send 10 England the steam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

5000 The residence is pretty frame structure over
looking the and surrounded by shaded iawns
1t a surmsed that the burglars were attracted 70 tne
house while rowing or sailing along the bay, as no FOOT
prints showing their departure were left In the cnt
waited ground The stolen property was greatly piIeu
by the owners as IL cOmprfsed old family relics which
had been handed down through several generations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
THE COMMERCIAL AGENCY.
McKillop & Sprague Co.,

Nos. 100 and III WOrthsL
The Commercial Register for July 1873 now reaoS -
will be at once delivered TO subscribers
IL contains synopsis Of De Exemption, Interest ana cy
lars Of each unprecedented number OF names
pess men in the United states British Provinces gns
their commercial rating and credit afu list Of the Natoa
and state Banks with Of officers and amount Of eAp
and names and addresses Of Private Bankers
The compilation made from detailed reports ootapss
select and reliable local and travelling correspondents anu
die at the Office Of the Agency. "a
The Reoser will be found upon examination and eOmp-
son 10 be the most perfect and reliable work Of this no
published. orders for the Commercial Agency Regs.a
either 10 the ONCE through the authorized
OF the Company win meet With prompt attention
Mem York July 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
WATCHING SALOONS AND DANCE.HoUsEs.

ID. ]. Whitney, counsel of the Society for
the Prevention OF Crime, said yesterday that the
society did not take part in the prosecution
Of the proprietors of the Buckingham Palace
the low dance-house in West Twenty-seventh-st
The two men who represented themselves as the
agents of the society had done without any authority
and without the knowledge of Mr. whitney ana nc IN
tended 10 cepsure them for their mprudence Both had
been empOyed several times by the society In tie prose
eution of persons who violated the Excise law Mr. WHIT
new said he had foreseen that this would fail, as II
was not "A strong one. The society would stu keep
watch upon that place and others OF similar character
IL the Grand Jury he added had not been discharged
so SOON several officials would have been indicted Tor
not closing dsreputable houses, and the Police Com
brought TO account. The society VIII now give
the duordeaeTs brief respite during the hot months
and In the Autumn it will begin lively prosecution.
The captains Of precincts have promised TO assist
IN enforcing the Sunday Law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

Mr.. Houghton adds that the sum Of So received
through Mr. Puham from "ady friend to the poor"
is the initial contribution received in this way, for the
erection OF a Seaside sanitarum. About $1,000 Is
needed Further contributions this Open Air Fund
are solicited and may sent directly 20 the hospital at
No. 407 West Thirty-fOurth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
MEETTyo OF pILor COMMISSIONERS.

At the meeting of Pilot Commissioners,
Tuesday John Alderman was licensed pilot in place Of
Edward Fryer whose death was announced to the board
Mr. Fryer bad been pilot for twenty-five years and
was about hftysx years old age said 70 be seldom
reached by those engaged In bis business Ihe chsrnan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

buckingham HotelWillam s. Groesbeck, i Dele
gate TO the international Monetary Conference Hnso
Ho,eI-Senaror r. Dennis Of MARYLAND Ho,St
Brnscie-Yictor A. w. Dummond secretary OF me bIis
tbetndTe H0tet-Ex-G
Charles Ingersol Of Connecticut hstroP3,an Hot s
General Nelson II. Davis, u s. A....- Neh0tds foe.-
Encouragement f. b. Morgan OF Aurora, n " anu CnIso-
pher A. wslrath OF Oneida, N. -. NeU' 6orG Hotsa
Mayor w. G. Whitley, of Wilmington, Del. turN ARGUE
Hotel-M H. Taylor Treasurer OF the Canada southern @
way......Asor HOiSe-Nayal Constructor EdWard hAr'|
u. Is. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
THE COLORADO DEMOCRATS IN CONVENTION.

PUEBLO Col, July 1.-THE Democratic
State Convention met here to-day and, after tecting
temporary organization and appointing the usual com
mittees adjourned until tomorrow. Every county
cept one Is represented.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

STRUCTURE, impotence, and Diseases OF sns
- Generatlve Organs radically and speedily cured ,o1
stO3 and6to7. HENRY A. DANIELS, NJ. D. ~ LenhkV'u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
RuRaLARY AZ BAY cLIFF.

Burglars entered the residence OF Mrs. Chand-
Hr White at Bay CG on Tuesday morning shortly be-
Sore o'clock ana stole syerware valued ct more than
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
NEWPORT GIRLS DISGRACE.
THE TRUE HISTORY OF THE so-cALLED FEMALE DE-

TkCIINE
Alice Trevylaln, the young woman who has
been masquerading in mans clothing and has told
number of wild and ancul stories about herself is still
at the prison attached to the Jefferson Market Police
Court She denied yesterday the published statements
that she came from respectable family in Newport but
she talked in rambling, halfdemened way that gave
the impression that she either out Of her mind or
was exercising her imaginative powers. She said that
her parents did not live Newport; that she never
lived there that she had been in the place three times
and had friends there but relatives. She asserted
that she was a detective, and not vile woman as re-
ported As soon as she should get out Of prison she
would 90 to Boston, see Governor Rice, get permit
from him to wear any sort OF disguise she might think
best in investigating her detective and come
Immediately back to New-YOrk, and show her persecu
tors Just what she was and make them sorry for what
they had done.
Judge Smith said that he had learned Miss Trevylalns
history and was in possession Of all the facts In regard
to her evil course The young has been for some
time leading life Of shame in this city sue was uu
Her real name he knew, but had received IL IN conn
dence and wOuld not disclose II. She had pr0mseu MN
that morning make further trouble Tor her lehus
but would home whenever they teegraphed ior Her
Mr. Cameron, the Chief OF Police of Newport, arrived
I'm the city yesterday. aud at once visited the g III
recognized her Immediately although at nrst sne ueu
deceive him with her acquired foreign accent fnay
she admitted that she knew him well she belongs, ne
saws to O respectable family In Newport whose name
he refused 10 give and she betrayed There ABOUT
three wears ago and has been living an evil lie ever
since. Her father Is dead but her mother anu DIoters
are Irving They have tried to reform her several tles
but she leaves her home TO associate with the most ue
graded women The family Will probably eontne her ID
a lunatic asylum II she returns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC,


TODAY
SIM rises 444I sun sets.... 1928 Clock fast en- O1s
Moon rises $3.50 Moon s0uths 25s Moons age days rs
HIGH WATER To-DAY-A. n.
Sandy Hook. 1012 Gov Island. .ll03 Hell Gate.. 026
HIGH WATER ToDAY-P. n
Sandy Hook 1882 Gov Island .1ll7 He'll Gate,., 0b2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
YEARNING FOR PATERNAL GOVERNMENT.

The Congress of Humanity, small body of
persons with advanced views, of whom G. W. MADDOX is
president and s. Myra Hall secretary, has addressed
memorial to the Committee OF Congress on Education
and Labor. 1t says that State must provide for oil It's
people either labOrers, paupers criminals. Under
the competitive system the country has become
filed with paupers, beggars tramps aud criminals. To
provide for these paupers is useless expense, to
provide for them as criminals Is still more expensive
and moro demoralizng. To provide useful industries
for them will them and add wealth to the aggre
gate.
The Congress suggests that great works of industrial
improvement such canals, railroads, the improve
ment OF rivers etc. begun, and then carried
ON the interest OF the United States urges that all
great lines railroad should be built and operated by
the Government by direct employment Of the wOrkmel
without the intervention OF the contractor and be
red on at such charges will expenses and leave
q margin OF profit 70 cancel the money or credit adj
Vanced for their construction.
IL also suggests the cOOnzlng OF 100000 families
the public lands by the United States Government and
an issue Of to put them In setsuppOrtnR con-
ditiOu. taking lien for the return OF the money in
fern IL aSO suggests the issue OF such money 70
States cities and towns desiring TO employ idle persons
taking similar liens the results Of their labor All
such moneys should be full lecaltender pay interest
as they only advance OF credit and be cancelled
when returned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUTs, NC
2Is BROADWAY
Gam Gs, Noon. 49,. 3 D. NJ 80 Midnight. 7o'
Highest daring the day. 81 Lowest 6ot
Average 75'. Same day, 1877, ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

Of the board was authorized contract for the removal
OF the bOat-hOuse adjoining the bridge over NcWto"h
Creek OF which complaint has been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
Announcements

If THE PALATE OF JUVENILE
Revol,s at medicine Il Is very difficult Tor Il 20 swanew
This is not the with MILK OF MAGSEsA All druggf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

A CONGRESSIONAL CLERKS SUICIDE.
CINCINNATI, July ia G. Cantley, clerk of
the Committee OF Commerce Of the present Congress,
committed suicide by shooting to-day at Ayondale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

What are fish-cakes unless made from ths
XLCR Boneess Goldfish Ask your grocer for H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18

PoMERoY's Wire Frame, with Osclllating pads'
for rupture is light easy and durable TAG Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
AN ARcURIsHop OVERCOME BY HEAT.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis.,, July 17-Archbishop Henne
was overcome by heat at the Lee House this fore
noon, and is still unconscious 1t is feared that he
cannot recover,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-18
DELAY IN THE CAssINA CASE.
AN ApJoURNAlENr UNrIL sATURDAY-aENERAL C.
sIERs RECORD IN CUBA.

sIEA's RECORD IN CUBA.
The case of General Cassina, charged with
seducng under promise Of marriage the girl Emma Col
Inns came up for examination yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice Smith, at the Jefferson Market Court at
D. m The girl and her parents present, and Mr.
Hall counsel for General Cassna dropped in, and de-
parted In few minutes seeing that Mr. Spencer for the
prosecution had not arrived After waiting until nearly
O'Clock and seeing that neither General Cassna or MI
Hall returned, the Judge sent word to the associate
counsel. and after some discussion the case was set
down for examination Saturday at p. m. Colonel
Spencer asked that the proceed yesterday but his
motion was Overruled It probable that after satur
day the case will 20 over until September
General Cassna said to bear unenvIabe reputa-
ton in Havana where he attached 70 the military
commssariat during the administration Of General Val
maseda, who was Captain-General OF Cuba in 1879.
Several prominent Spanish residents of NewYork VINO
awere spoken yesterday denied that Cassina was
general but they generally declined TO relate his history
being impressed with the idea that doing would be
making reflections upon the Spanish service and
upon the Spanish name. leading Spaniard In this
city said "Cassina is general, and the Spanish
Minister ought publicly to state the fact II he we're an
honorable man. and had got into this difficulty should
have come forward and befrended him, but from what
know of him. would rather have nothing TO DO Win
him talk about him"
much about Cassna. He did not believe that he was
general, because he would have known It II he were
Cassna had called at the Spanish Consulate since
his arrival In NeW-YOrk.
The editor Of a Cuban newspaper said; " Nicolas
Cassina is not general OF the Spanish Army. He Is
native OF SPAIN aud, believe. castlian He went to
Cuba and there employed in the Police Department
In Havana, and afterward collector of taxes. He
became a member OF Of the battaOns OF volunteers
In Havana He twice imprisoned ON charges OF
Irregularities but was released through the influence of
his brothers. He married the daughter of wealthy
planter at Gibara. HIS wife is an accomplished and
beautiful lady, about twenty years of aud is at
present living with her father. Cassna obtained "a
position in the cOmmisssral service. In 1876 be came
60 this city, and bis wife accompanied MN. ne pn-
chased house I'm Ffth-ave, which he subsequently sold
Last year his fatherin-aw took back u Cuba his
daughter Cassina has already lost the greater part Of
the fortune OF $500 600 which he brought with him from
Cuba He has speeuated largely IN stocks.
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO AN OPEN AIR FUND.
The Rev. George c. Houghton acknowledges

the receipt following contributions TO the Open
Air Fund OF ST. Mays Free Hospital for Children
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ROYAL 3 e65W KEMS

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The silver state., 1878-02-16
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE

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mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
pleations for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersignea at San Francisco, at the G. Z.
r. r, office, whers they will receive prompt
ar Those occupying lands belonging to the
comnany, witfout having bought or leased
the same, are ala notified TO attend to the
matter without delay and avoid trc uble:
noIKk >. II. HASKELL.
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