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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
YNnp oaIv ArpA pANNRPOERR,S M

DOR SALK-AT PAWNBROKBR'S, No
l. 40 Jack on street, st. pani, MINI. We
otter great bargains in the following line OF
goods:
Gents gold and silver watches, open and
hunting cases, from e. to $3.50.
Ladies' gold watches, open and hunting
cases from Is to $50.
Gents gold and plated vest chains; also
ladies' guard and opera chains, at one-h half
first cost
IL stock, an endless variety % jewelry,
consisting OF full ae.s sleeve buttons, studs,
charms, lockets, amethyst, cameo. band and
plain rings, all OF the latest and most desira-
BILE pattern., and warranted in every case as
represented And we would further call the
attention OF purchasers to the especial bar
gains which we are pre- pared to otter IN dia-
monds and set-stoues OF value.
Also = few fine guns, breach and muzzle-
leaders. rev divers, cutlery, siverware In rich
d, sign.
In our clothing department we are offerin &
overcoats, dress coats and full suits At one
third Manufacturers prices.
The above goods are all first class, and will
he sold at remarkably low figures. to cover
advances Call before making any purchases
and examine :or yourself. Next to Mer-
chants Hotel. \
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21
The EFFECT OFT.

Since he has learned that Wash
burn 5 seat in Congress is to be con-
tested, our postmaster is exceedingly
absent minded. The other dav he
took the mail to the depot. threw it
down and shortly after picked up the
pouch. returned To the postofIice and
opened it. thinking 1T the mail just
arrived. while in reality the train had
not yet arrived.-Rzsh City Post.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-11-21

in Hungary, the Save overfl0wing its
banks and destroying large amounts
of property. Two thousand men
will be thrown out Of employ
ment by the Furness iron and steel
company. England, closing. At Flor
ence. Italy. yesterday during the
passage Of a procession in honor of
King Hnmbert's escape, down Via
Nazionale, bomb was thrown among
the corps Of veterans and exploded.
Two men were killed aud several
slightly wounded.
4 dispatch from Erzeroum declares
the Russian army in the new Asiatic
provinces of Russia has again been
placed on 4 war footing.
Thirteen of the oldest and most in
mortally wounded during yesterdays
disturbance caused by 4 collision be-
tween the police and the procession
in honor Of Deputy Hananer, at Lem
berg. Prussia Poland, which had been
prohibited.
WEDNESDAY, November o0.-Earl
Beaconfeld has declined to consider
the request of Il committee. headed
by Lord Lawrence. which asked that
Parliament be called Immediately in
view OF the Afghan war.
Russia wishes an extension of the
time for occupying Turkey.
Bombay dispatches say that several
regiments have been ordered to be
ready to move upon Guettah at mo-
ments notice.
-Signor Metello. editor Of the Gen.
sor. Naples has been arrested as an
accomplice of Paussante the would-be
regicide. Paussante declares that he
bore King Humbert no i'll will. but
sought by his death to inaugurate the
republic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
NAVY INTELLIGENC

WORD FROM THE ESSEX AND THE ADAMs-oHpEHS'
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-The Navy Depart
nent pn. received the following communication from
Commodore schlsy commanding the Essex, dated at the
Island OF St. Helena. January 2 ~ have the honor 10
inform YOU Of my this port eleven days from
Ioanda Also To state successfully ran the line oi
deensea soundngs up to this point After reasonable
STAY during which will give my crew liberty, shall
nrocced TO Rio de JanerO continuing the deepsea sound
inps and will transmit from that point plans and spec
mems OF the bottom. The health OF the ships company
l. good"
Rear-Admra Preble reports from the United states
nIg-hip Omaha at Valparaiso, chill on JANUARY - aS
have the honor 10 inform the department that In
fnrtberance of It's orders LETT CaaO on the am OF De
cenber with forty tons 81 coal OndccR hoping 10 ahc
the massage 10 Valparaiso direct under snail'
strong sOuthcrly winds and head seas, now
ever forced my going into CABRERA on
me 10Th 10 take IN supply OF coal. Continuing my
Voyagc ON the IAN Valparaiso, arrived mere on the
ON tie IAN. The Adams detained III the strlt
of Magellan at Punia Arenas through me existing h'ac
of aea. I'm thar settlement Her arrival there was OPP
,orine and The moral Of her presence aidth III
i,.,oriug Law and order The CHILEAN authorities mere
and here have expressed their Obiga0is 10 IOmahuer
Tnd.rs I'm the strongest terms as VIII De seen ny N0h
port and he lctt1rs have forwarded
Inc Adams sailed from this port Yesterday hoihnH' tue
la irst under orders for CallaO ana Panama.
Lieutenant A. &. McMcchan ~ ordered :" unly ~ 'he
IIvdrograIhic Office. Lieutenant n j. h Idteh Is or
crd 10 the receiving ship Wabash, al Boston, lAentel-
auf Johu H. VIM u detached from the receiving snip
WABASH aud placed on waiting Orders
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
TRADE NOTES From CANADA.

Thu, United States Commercial Agent al VI
,s reuorts 10 the Department Of state tE"t Oh INC
,.ior of Tie annual meeting al the Dominion B"ard
f Tt,de recently held IA that ely the d'leSHteS rom
III t.i,e states were treated with every attention that
- ,.s pnssbic for the citizens, the members 81 tue
r,,r5 Of Trade and the Government 10 bcS'oW' re-
c,,,tou committee was formed, and the guests IN
,,,,1 In numerous dinners given in their hOhOf lhc
re.,ny adoped resolutions Ia favor OF reciprocity WIN
M United statc1 aud Oi reforming the present larlh
iI,,ioo Of the Dominion The Agent has also forwarded
rcoort ON the present condition OF the lumber trade
in tho Ottawa Valley. The majority OF The principal
ub,rmcrchants Ia that district are OF United STATES
,at,pt,ee The lumber trade, although stu depressed,
A. hotter than last year The light snow and open WIN
ter have checked numbering, but great quantities OF
manufactured lumber are Ia stock awaiting market.
u,e tc.ulf OF over.producon during the last
few year, In The Georgian BAY ana AlgYhii
district, business h. 40 staud.tn, auc Num-
hers Of !umDering firms have discharged their
men, and the latter ere Row rct IN great numbers on
Inc south shore 80 Lake superior and al the Stfait- On
IN. tramp hOincNaId. new mining interest has
recently flfuas mp to The n0riwaid ~ Ottawa ana -
attracting Considerable attention hud capital namely
The mining aud ,X,ortat0n " native phosphate 81 lihc
fr fcu1ing purposes. Tue discover aic numerous,
and the dei0,lt- very extensive The bet Ironls are
from - So per ION, the principal cost lhS III INC
cNtrne0n OF the phosphate, although the expense OF
trHrrpoTation g-o Cascr h'aNt. ShipbcHts
are mostly made 10 England.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
Jesse johnson, Assistant Corporation Coun-
DECJsIONs-FEP. q.

Suprtfae fOuri-CbGmbrs--H Judge Donohrc. -
J0Cke agi. Greene In the matter OF the American Timber
and VI Company; Hutchinson agt hcCdbc' IN Tie mattel
eringMotons granted Thomson agt Gilman seton. jr.
AT. Seton ct aLOrcrs Granted Tonon agt s!agson.-i
think the IllutIn j. entitled ia receiver Ro,insein AIT
defendant take commission Tor the par
commission - asked Wright act Wrght-lf Mr. 1hain OF
sy party lie e. be made parties N this case IL mast De OIL
ihdepcnd,n nj motion: order signed.
By judge Blrrett.-IIannahs ait Cox-CI,ier granted
Element Of THE order.
.sEuTior Coarf-NDeciaI 7eym-Bv Judge Sanford
Benuc agt.Maftne Occr act RErrhcll Kian agf SCLot
i ud"fakinsS appr0y IL Doyle aEt The Eipithayt H. ~
oOrer restoring Cas idaT ATteara ag Conner
81 alUuiered Ia, - enar 10 February 5 Gwyer AIT
lten ~ Adelaide = TIL infant defendant LcIoy agt ABB
bOit e. aOrer al Ssed with Su cJrts tn defendant The
People etc. agt Stars weather: kiian ScEOtt Percy
art Barrett Percy ar Gumhlcton; MunGurA agL angler;
Mason AIT. Archer orders granted.
~ Judge SIeirDayies at tn" Mayor. ecOrler deny
Schot-Ordcr yacating order Of arrest Whitesde agt
Reilly, ctc-Oricr on motion 10 substitute granted ili y
defendant 10 pay aIimpny and counsel lees.
Common IicfS-f hdRbtTs--By Judge Robinson
Asa agt. Bncting Giles agt. Brewster-Iond approved.
loCs AIT Hi"hlan; Re- aEt brown Bond ctc'ii Ic
BIt-sr AIT JonesA pplcaton granted Orrcr All Lewis
--Amoui' GNed At >2',OuD.
rs Judge j. T. Day Matter Of the aTul alton ~ Free, e'c
Motion granted; COSTS opinion. linnreah Az.
Haunau ci ai-Moron granted with go costs To pin,h o
ah.dr event opinion. Dmn egt. Latin It Rand Powder
l0nAoou denied Il defendant siipnate 70 admit items oi
ser.ice-otA,i"ise granite : no e.oi, OPINION ,,
Marine fOHrf-t hdmbgg-fy judy SEerlf9n.-l n
dcrNo0i AIT foiey.-NOtOn Tor commission grtnted Ne
Coslcr Williamson Motion denied. with 40 costs 10
paintn abide The event Gochert agt. Gccley. non
Lockwood dri. Tefc-NotIou, advance caUses granted
Durham agt the Rogers Locomotive and Machine WORKS,
CaNanleh AIT Hoarr. Meyer AIT OrVcEhtn, land,ncfcl
act. Nuiiohousc.-O orders entered.
By Judge Sinnot-ltAer agt the National Burtlr ana
Theft Insurance Company to correct record granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
CALENDAR, Tile DIV.

, SrryE y so no J l. IS r. 20
az. ~ H. ~ iji ~ - ~ i 80 - 90 2
26l .5i .Gi, go. $50 27 .6 zt9 go 2 2I5 IA 10
27G, 27s. 27!. 80, ~ -. . g, -, %oG.
SrFClAL IEEN-Nen Nors', Law aud Faei-Nos l3, a5
no 1873 l7a = lsp I $50 100 1872 1876 POI, 81, 2l2
lis IGj, -, 2li. 30, .lo, 2 2l7 29 20 81. ~. 2
Cgcil-Plgr TI-Iawrcucc. Nos 953. So 1888. 1929.
2G12 I2l i.nJ. Z5ll, 1867, 49,. ~, lili, l4l1 1872
Par In~Vau Brunt Case on.-No 122O-No day
StrfiaoR Corrr-srYcru TrEW-sauiori. J-Demurrers.
No IT, :. sI,sucs OF Fact, Nos %, - 81, g. o. 90
GU 500 ~. iGs. 4leii2 7gs, 763, SOL 1904 7l9 Al
PaKf Quits. G. Nos Gis jcs. POS IC7I 7OI 492,
72 Goo ~ 2on 80. j-G, eO 1872 49, O1l 2GS jl 49,
Cosmos rIits~c u,Nnlgs Robinson. Nos l. :. 3. 1.
IgtnY IIRN-NaD Hocscn. JNos l. 2 D. g. D. o. :. :. 3.
10 y. - r. T. - - L. l.. 20 a. -. % 2d ~ 30 30
fgil TiiS~ftai -La.rcmore J--Nos li63. 2!2, i5t
jo9 "a. 80 9-s ~ 20 ~ BOO lI7G ISL 1902 1859
III, rir a5 o i F e d a 55 sGa $2 49, Isl 1873
GJi. il2e gj2 I'll 1891 l'0- 1889. 5lh. IL. 1885 100
NAEINF Curlr-TrtNt ifh,-PtNr i-'i""up J. nos ll2'
2S0 llj5, 27a3 3213 200. Sj. $780, 3lo2 jl' 23'J
Pi.1 IitAIsci Nos 1919 2ai2 'gcs 1901 1916 1918.
ls1j $50. JuGj iist, $50 3.-. 5j,', i"s: s. p , ~
PART fiI~iunott. J Soc. ao5i, - .5bi ZIP. PCS
32IU li2u 3.l6. Zoj. $3.50, loUl 3o-. 2'i 2J 400,
GrNrnu sTs-IpNs-PAEr G-Ciidcr>.ccvc. J-Fcrdnand
Fit.rr BURGLARY James WILLIAM grand larceny Henry
smi, larceny from the person Herman Vein, receiving
sf0l,i c.nf. Nfr,t. rn assault and battery Henry
pan IIacsc,, h John 81 cook Joseph Mccahc rob
grand trreny Abraham Alexander Giving stolen goods
jacob WALSH assault and battery IAanceiot Murphy re-
uYta ,Np TfK,INiG-Uayls. I.-Edward Newman Joseph
IItt-l- OaiN alsat,r ittu- hotu."."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
rlSSENGERS .lRRLTED.

FROM IIVEVPOOG-In Sfetlshtu CdVaf Han'roTi.-J NJ
Gone Miss CI"sur. +. Emerson. Mr. Cove aud infant u
fr,fhc.ie e. Holder IaWrrucr pr ". II. LAYTON
Nc nnon. G r. NorcOm. T.. H. Pcaslcc ,. Sieake, Mrs
sreake Thompson. J. W1lEcr, g. G. Weber. C. p bA".
FROM IIvERPOOL-IH SrrmshiD ErpHbiic.- Mr. q. 7
Arnold J. ArunL Jr. \ W Black' Mr. We beuuinf : h.
Brown 4 Cameron Ni-- COOK. G. VI. touRrcvc W. IT, Cl1pp
Mrs " IL ,larp r. McCatren. - Caudwrl J. cox MR.. O.
v Dunn, Miss buuu. J. T. Dubu, Mr. and Ms. \ lrir>
J. F.rgu -on A. Grraui W. ~. Gfngu &. W. 4. Go-ing H.
Mon. Hunier Mr. aud Mrs. +. y. llahdhy J. h"ush4n
IIvnti Hyatt Lent 9. 4. Perkins, T. = y. T. w
Disney H. Prickeit r. Iman. nr. I. =. Jgme,On aud
s.rvnpf " I. Jones. \ Lch = Lorf r. Lam =
I~rrr, " Morris ]. Mclean. &. Morrison, Marx, MI
and Mr' = \ Pratt. " rark"r, J rark.r. g. + fsirn
Isig ley. W. W lto-itt"r, y
oouy ". EcEnir ". ltathbonr. J. thompson g. W an,
Woohorpe e. W. Wctcr, j. Wlldon, J. swanzF MI ana
4. Is. GfccHoUgh
FROM BRENEN-H StcdMsh,p DoGnu.--Nr. and Mrs. r.
Vogelsing O. Obermeyer VI. Meyer \. Kpclcf. G icltI
mann - etcr and child H. Adler. ". Wangcrsheim. Miss
II. Meyer. J. Gutmann
FROM BEKMUDA-Ic StSdmship CWiiHd.-f. Pont. r.
D. A. Mitchell NJ. Hiu & =. curtis. capt Commy j. IL
Irattc W. ". Dudman Mrr Iarp"r ami children - L.
Anderson. \. r. Outcrbftdgt A. Holden. h. W Warrington
G. Miller, J. W Fraser j. FrIuklyn. J. SHOEMAKER T.
Johnson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
Mr.. MANGAus ARREST ORDERED.
HIS pAUGIiTEE-IN-LAw CHARGES HIM WITH TIE
Wrongful CONVERSION or $1,000.
ox-os+ of,,;uSt Dorius Nam

HIS pAUGIiTEE-IN-LAw CHARGES HIM WITH TIE
WRONGFUL CONVERSION or 1880.
An order of arrest against Darius il. Nam
cau the former president of the National Trust Com
many. was obtained Friday, from judge Robinson on
the charge made by his daughternl Law. Lillian r. Man
gam that be- as her guardian. bad wronCiuy converter
lot - 500 belonging 20 her The order was given on
ooifavits stating that Mr. Mangnm ehout leaving
the State for jacksonville, Fla The arrest has not yet
been made although Mr.. Mlngqm IS believed to he stu
IN the CITY Mr. Mangam, who WAS seen at the
Aston House about 2 r. H. saturday seemed much de-
cct4d by lie troubles that have recently come upon
MIN IN REGARD To She charges o. his daugleIIu,ll"
he des red 10 say nothing further than tai she du L'r
shapd had mol lived together for some time Al Il :,
residence il West fifctE II, yesterday, u "ds tti'u
tlat Nj NaHCam O9t CitONn. lis son refuse" 10
give any iniofIn' iOi in regard 10 Ia fdtLcr:
Mrs. lillian l.. Mangam, who brings TIE charge asAll,
ber fathcrq-law ssys that she the daughter of IL
p Russ from whom she inherited 10000. Nhtu n"N-
ertneu yc;r. OF asr she married to living h"Hsdu
a member Of tie firm OF Irndlc q M3Igdm INSURANCE
apprt. Of No $50 Broadway. During the nrst Hth 81
fbair uarrinre they spent about $4,000. Incy con-
tinucd 10 spend fast. until lie. "Ecn ht'uHe
larsraLl0uu raised 600 ly HWOrt gage on nor I"nrl
Tweufv-fnurth-st Tie spent 5000 ~ this, and turned
over the remaining 900 e. his father. ii Was Tor bis
,ulu she Was suing she separated about one year az!
frum her husband and living with lazy i!tLu
and supporting herself and child. lhis snit bad oeeh
Instituted under the advice OF the receiver OF the M
tOnal Trust Company. 49,, -, -
Assistant Dlstrct-AttOrney Rollins fta'cd iast even
ing that 30 indictments OF any kind hod yet p !oa
against Mr.. MangaIn. The Grand Jury had h0l !cl
taken action IL the matter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
CIVIL NOTES.

Another suit has been brought ac1;ns. the
dcfaultine cotton brokers, Icury ~ Cutter Co II Is
by John = Richards for ~ 500 and Saturday Judge
DOnohuc authorized the service Of summons on the ne
fcndauts by publication.
In the suits of Tcilt, Tucsdell q Field
against various banks 10 get back equitable terms
their notes pledged by T. j. Cunning, jr the president
of the Chemical National Bank examined Siiuidib
as the dealings between The bank ana DunhIns on tue
PLANTING notes.
I'm tlc matter of the application OF Mrs.
Matte Hall TO have her husband. Andrew Hil, put
uu.,er thc control of n committee he has been he
cltrcd Iunatc, jude Pratt In lrooyn Sh.nI1df, r.
fused To- grant the Application on tc gIOuhd th H"
lunacy had not been uily proved.
4. J. Nanderpocl, attorney OF Charles v
Adc and Others who clam be second cousins OF the
deceased John A. Merritt. have Appealed from the decree
entered by Surrogate Cou of Westminster County on
the A:al accounting OF the administrators Oh tHo NIT
IN eciste 10 the supreme Court. General term
Samuel Clark has instituted SUIT IN the
Hrooyn City Court against the Union Ferry Company
~ tcroycr 81 damages for alleged tiectmenl IRON
one Of the cOnpanY's Terry houses. On January "a M
Crk states, he offered Oi the old tickets 10 ciy
master, bat the employ Is OF the cohpEhy iOiCpJ P"
INN out aud refused 10 return the tckcl
On an order made by Judge DonOhue, Simon
Stevens has arrested the suit OF Charles H. ZEN
field and held to bail In $4,000 Pen1oid charges that
having q olaim witch had been compounded, against
tiexico, he induced by stevens. who represehtea
.tn,scf AS having peculiar facilities, to allow MN U"
co. ~ the amount, and that stevens ana Collect nearly
Sl2, 600 and had only paid over seOO
Brooklyn divorce calendar Henrietta Ii. l..
BARLEY has begun u suit for absolute divorce from her
husband Joseph BARLEY in the Supreme Court. They
were married In Norway, 1863 and have four children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

Judge Pratt has ordered the publication Of tho summons
as BARLEY Is travelling magician IN New England
James Il. Taylor, Republican politician, has brought !,
similar sit N the court alleging that his wife KEPT
disOrderly house n West TwentetEst, aud lived there
the wife OF ChTistCp Miller and that she is now
living with Miller in Seventh-st.
Jesse Johnson, Assistant Corporation COun-
sci Of Brooklyn, and stakeholder in the Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph Company. brought action in the
Supreme Court Of Kings County last summer 10 prevent
the cOnsummaOn % the pool formed by the Western
Union and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Companies.
The answer Of the Western Union has just been put in
10 by i. III. Rochester treasurer of the company.
lie denies that he has any knowledge 10 most OF the
formal allegations OF the compliant but admits that he
believes agreement made between the defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
TIE ARREST OF HENRY CLEWs.

icIl! N'NN, WIN HIS 'V''hr''' -''' '1'
ana william Allen Butler, came before Judge Donohue,
in Supreme Court Chambers Saturday under the aheas
corpus proceedings to traverse the return Of the sheriff
OF Chautauqua County The traverse SETS out that Mr.
Clcws believes that the proceeding not FOR public inter
ests but eXtort money. A. 10 the arrest itsolf'
the traverse says that Mark Sheldon nephew
Of Henry sheldon. OF the firm OF sheldon Co. AMI ole
A. T. Phelps came together t. the defendants Office.
and Phelps then stated that sheldon wa the sheriff ana
that they had called To see about the claim o Henry
sheldon Coz intiuatug that tie petitioner could prob
ably settle that the petitioner offered 70 give any
proper security in the city Of Ncw.N'rk but sheldon
refused To permit him 10 DO other thon hy dposilug
the m amount OF toe claim m the hands ~ Phelps that
during the whole day. UNiil J. ~, the petitioner was
prevented bv sheldon aud Phelps from having any com
muucsiiun with ms friends or counsel The traverse
also Questions the legality OF the commitments
Nj Boukstnvcr WIS allowed Uuin to-day % dcllr o.
Join Issue ou lie traverse. Mr. Cc"s remaining mean
while in his cUunscis friendly custody.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THE COURTS.
BENEFITS OF RAPID TRANSIT.
SOME GOOD EFFECrs WHICH THE IllIRD AVENUE
LINE WILL not VALUE.

SOME GOOD EkFfClS WHICH THE IllIRD AVENUE
LINE WILL not VALUE.
The Third Avenue Railroad Company has
begun SUIT against the New-York Elevated Railroad
Company to prevent the building OF its road The COM
plant alleges that the space between the pillows OF the
proposed structure AID :he Of the plaintiffs will be
so narrow that passengers VIII be in danger OF injury.
aud that it VIII be impossible to use ploughs or
sweeping machines also thai the horses OF tie plain
tits will be frightened and will run away.
Tuc defendants served their answer on Saturday, de-
nynR among other things that Is possible for pas
IN The plaintiffs TO thougcssy expose his
or her head that such hC al VIII prOrude twcnythee
inches beyond the window 10 prnrlde arm or even
leg ont 81 sucl, windows twCntyhCe inches Wiilout
taking plysc; strength. and some thought 10 40
So The plaintiffs, II IL asserted, have no night TO use
snow plough or brooms which remove snow ir0m
their tracks only pile il in the roadway 10 the
injury Of horses, wagons and men. ana II defend
ants columns to effect other purpose IMAM 10
prevent plaintiffs from having side entrances 10 Their
cars from refusing stop to let passengers get On or
of and from sweeping snow IL hinge piles uOu the road
they would in that way aOne confer great puDc
benefit and aid aud assist the plaintiffs ny cohpel =
them 10 do that which ~ now tEcir duty to DO" Inc
defendants also that IL Il Impossible Tor ear hontS
TO away The brakes IN proper order hnl y J.
denied that 1hird Avenue Raltoad have any wild or
iutlurtublp animals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
An ECHO or TIE BEECHER TRIAL.

An attempt was made to reopen the Bccchcr
trial. after the had 10 the jury On The ground
that additional testimony could he given for the plnn-
tn by joseph Loader AID John !. Price. subsequently,
Loadcraud Picc arrested Tor perjury. ahi indicted
bv the Grand .IHiv. The indictments were pigeon
hOlcd contrary 10 Loader, Tish. 0airr. counsel was
Josiah f. Murcal oi No - Contest ErDokyn, Who has
bogtu suit recover $40 for services rendered "a
Loader The compliant ALLEGES That Loader agreed Ia
pay him 500. Of which sam lie Ory Iad $50. Load
in n counter cain foI $4,000 IN which hc says
that his reputation been injured los lis cOuu,t =
failure d fud him and prosecute two suits oI libel
which be instituted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
THREE MONTHS SUPPLY OF STAMPS.

IHG NUIIIII IIINI II'ITIN- NITV VOII'TI9 UT tIITN
city in 1873 entered into contract with nc Government
for furnishing al the lhcslyc stamps used by the Post
Office and Treasury Departments. The company claims
that Il was lied to keep constantly hand supply
sufficient for the wants Of the Government Tor thrtc
months, to provide FOR the cNgcuCIcs a.! the service,
Accordingly. az the expiration o. The contract in Apri
1877, the company had on hand about l09.uOn.ucp
stamps. which cost IL 5000 The department officer
upon The completion u The new contract, declined 10
take these stamps. and the CONF any have brought suit
for their value the Court Of Claims. la amount
testimony has been taken M Wgshii -tun, ana some
taken at the compauy'- office IN this city Oh -aur-
daF. The viii BE- submitted 10 the Court OF Claims
fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11
RESULTS OF AN OPERA TOUR

The charge of libel made by Charles Il.
Adams against Charles A. Byrnc OF The Dramatic NeSS.
came before Justice Flammcr saturday. Tue legged
hbelious article stated that the Pappenheim Adams
German Opera Troupe had made very unsuccessful
tour and haa left unpaid debts behind This was denied
by " said that the tour successful,
ana though some quarrcls III the company,
and though had been brought against them BY
Miss Wilde the article untrue to malicious extent
The CASE, after evidence WAS takcn was adjourned
10 February II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

In the matter Of Miss Susan Dlckic, de-
tanned for several year, ia unatic asylum aud who
brought before commission because her brothers
sisters found u necessary 10 have some one en-
powered represent her u their contest over their
fathers VIII. the sheriff tfy frdaJ decided that she
-,he they add, however nat on account oi her
long confinement II T. possible It she HHt NJ ni-t
Doc tally uhl- protect herself against mp"-tur": The
juror. suggest That the Court should appoint some suit
pc Jcr-un watch her Interests. The JarY -ay
that tine evidence clearly establishes that 10 our az the
brothers sisters Of Mas Dicke IS proper person 10
be nominated"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-11

A GRAVE ANswEE.-Doctor: "TbOmas, did
Mrs. Popioy get the medicine ordered yesterday !"
Thomas: ~ b'ceye So. sir; sec all the blinds down
this mornng."-lJndy.
any dear.r said n rural wife to her husband,
on HIS return from town. what the sweetest tbing
you bonpets In the city o. The ladies' faccs my
love-"