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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01
FRIDA FEBRUARY /, 1878.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR TO.DAY.-For the Middle
Atlantic States and Lower Lake region,
cloudy weather, with rain or snow, north.
east barking to colder northwest winds,
stationary or falling followed by rising ba-
rometer.
For the South Atlantic. States, colder,
partly cloudy weather, areas Of light rain,
northwesterly winds, and rising barome-
ter.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01

y sfex AND NERFoEss IxaDAcHE.-.D q. w.
BxNsoN,s tGELEBytAEp CIAlsoastxs sEIkxss sxs
prepafed expressly 10 care Sick Headache, Nerygsfs
Headsrhe, Dyspepsie Headachs, NenraIgia, Ner-
svorsess and SleepiessEess and Win cure any easo
Prize, soc. Postage ffee. sosd by all slruEgists.
Once. 1o6 north Eutaw street. Bsitilnare- Nd e,
LINER GOODS Of an kinds can be iiad at LEVY
BRofuERs,. They snow.a Large stock OF Table
Cloths, Eankins, Toveis. Doiies, Troy Cloths and
Toweiiins; all Of whfsh they Offer at very low.
prices.
! THE EaGLENwoop r WnrsxEY took the arst pre-
mfuaa at the State Fair.
TheaB selectn Whlskey is recommended by IN.
J.B. McCaw. s G., y
DUO Gordon Sherry --our own importation.
Cigsts, OF every sxsfse, 81 oar OWE naaGaf trfnae
.LSksesI discount Sp HsS
w. ID. BLArR q Co.,
903 Main street.
You cannot do better than purchase your Dry
Goods at LEVY BROTHERS.. They always keep
large stock on hand, and sell their goods at the low
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01

BAHdAIss can hSw be had III carpets, IS LsvY
6reTHERs have ass6A some. big reductions sfn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01

writer was ii, formed BY one of fhe ushefy
in tue body Ok tie ciiurch that after That
time any yacait seats could be occupied by
ladies' a. RTCHNaSD IAurs
JanuaFy 80, 1876. ss.. IS ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-02-01
JULIU DlEY e Il,

New styles saIRTING-PRINTs and PERCALES;
New styles EARLY-SPRING PRINTS;
Large line HAMBURG EDGING and INSERTING
at very low p,ices;
New style In CROCHET and EMBROIDERY
EDGES, cheap;
Some great bargains in LINEN DAMASK Tow
TABLE-DAMASKS, very cheap;
NAPKINS and DeILIES at exceedingly low
prices:
Extraordinary bargains in CREPEs and CREPE
Wells:
CROCHET and HoNEYCoMB QUILTS very low;
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at lower prices than ever
before;
Remnants Of IRISH LINEN at half their value;
CORDED PIQUES at SIC. and upwards;
GESTLEMEN's Two-BUTToN OPERA KIDS
at Soc;
LADIES' Two-BUTToN KIDS at soc. and up
New styles in NECK-RUFFLINGS, and lots of
other goods, cheap, at
JULIUS MEYERS, 6os Broad street.
SINGERS MACHINE NEEDLES, 25c. per
dozen; all other rMACHINE-NEEDLES soc. Sent
by mail free. ja 30-eod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
SOUTHERN STATE DEBTS.

PLANS FOR FUNDING THE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE FUNDING AssoCI
ALTON.
The Funding Association is considerin plans
o- the funding of the Virginia debt delegation from
the Virginia Legislature being in the city. The matter
was discussed yesterday at meeting in the Drexe
building The main point OF difference Is the disposition
OF that part Of the bonded debt which Virginia claims be-
longs to West Virginia Most Of this contracted by
the Old Dominion before the separation OF territory II
amounts to about Ss,OO0,0OO II this IL included
in the funding scheme TO be submitted 70
the Virginia Legislature, and Virginia II. the
total amount Of bonded debt viii be 100000 and
the Virginia delegates expect tho boDdhoders to take
much smaller percentage than bonds issued only
for the present debt of Virginia, S14 100000 The
beers Of the delegation say that they have not visited
NewYork TO submit proposition Of compromise hut
as favOesbs terms as possible They report
e inc repuH'Ga a ,e eaTs Is owe1 FSt than
II the atsmt is ma S now from yT
for funding the debt viii fail. TIE Virginia delegates
understood be in favor OF having new bonds Issued
run for twenty years. bearing per cen; interest and for
% per cent of the original debt The bOndbolders have
vionsv srySestas no ReS%SnS potner MEET
lnS VIII be held today.
the Tennessee bonded debt the matter having assumed
o new shape. When the subject before the Tonnes
some Of them represented by A. Iscun Co and others
resisting the proposition submitted ~ far as constr
tnted the Funding Association OF THE United states the
fiscal ageut for the State Of Tennessee Both sides
were represented at Nashville during the late
special session Of the Legislature. aud IL is claimed that
the want Of harmony among the boDdhoers materially
aided the Reputation IN defeating the so per cent
proposition The representatives. OF these opposing Gle
ment have been brought together during the past week.
and plan for funding the Tennessee debt Is bong ma
turcd on the basis OF go cents on the dollar. the
bonds TO bear per cent. In urging the pdOp-
ton Of this the bondhOders will work together
in harmony. Governor Porter will he appealed
TO 10 call another special session ~ the Teuiessee
Legislature If he deems IL prudent and otherwise the
plan will be submitted at the regular session in January
1879. The members of the Funding Association
rctcent concerning these matters but enough has been
learned 10 show what being done towards IL
part at least the long deferred southern State debts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
CALENDARS THIS Day.

sUPeEnE COUKT-CHAMBEHs- Barrett, J.-Nos 70 g. 50.
dVi l 100 l22 1870 49, los 40 $50 49, 49, 49, 1913,
2I9 z6 rs, 2li, 200. 20. 27, Isl, 10, 20l, 200
GENRKAL IEgM-Dayis +. j., BLldy and Ingalls, j. Mos.
zi5. Z13, "a 2ZJ, 2lG, 2Z9.
sILcAL TEAN-LawreDce. J--Nos. CO. ~. l24, 7J lO3
IVA 1856 i6 81 &c. 90 q 49, 81 226 900 g. 10 SO ST. So
o.; 30. 81. 81, 80 ~. DoDurrers.-NOs. and 20.
tlI-PARt l-Donobue, Mos. H. J05 70 94s, 2O3
.9 1921 lS52, 1893 1882 ll0i2, 1851 ll79, o. 5O3 9G
e35 500 49, 1922 1870 1855 1853 9G7 2GJ7 27Ot 1915
~ $2a ls26 1885, 2s'9. 1866 l5ll i3il, 3l5, 1916
PAN n.-Vanvors,, J.-Nos 1901, 9jS, Cl0 2o34 1906
S2l SO 2 l7OGl 1870 1886 1269 1887 Ssf 1888 i22s
l712 $751; sol, 1853, 354 1855, 2672 506L., 1851
PARr IIi.-Nau BTTnt J.-NOs. 1852 80 GG6 ;0G5 2qA
60 ill5 1900 SO 1872 1906 274s 1905 1910 934 5gs
25s, 1886 49, 1921. 463. 1874, S2s. 3Cs. }l8Lq. '
sCPkMOE COJRI-OEhEBAL IERM-CUrfis G. j. Sedewick
az, 43. Al, 81 46. 90 W. ~
SPECIAL 1ERn-spcir J-Nos q, rs, so and d.
LkiI IERi-Paft L-Sanford. Case on, S43
SdYHAOS flLAsG ENLRL IIi-C. 4. Daly O. j; Robinson
III iZa l2d, l30, l3l, 1872, 1888. ~ --"' '0'
M. 1DH rss' r; DAILY, J.-SO day calendar
1892 y72 Ba1 ,asf d,V Van n6esen, JNos. 729 1881
~ 4k JJ CoSBI.TniAL TEEg-PART I-McAdam Jyos
3D., 1Ss e5AgV 2793, 2s2e 2S32 9sS 2Soi ooSs
s sy9l SSS 2sSS S1sa se.s 3s 5si5 S0i S9i sgiS
'yss yot SVt6 SOf3 So49 500 so5 SoSS 0o4'
scse 2ss7 1919 2446 2iii 1861 ss ssS ai9A 1902
sIsah I'LL JNos 3yg2 8s 25as x,5 ass;
Egg sou Zs54 POOL 2027, goal 2C52 2422 ADJ
vnbi. szhAb sxss,oss- PART Lsuthersgd J-I,tv "a
Yeefg ,EShard Smith, Farrell Reilly Louis H. u so,H
~sAssi carey Jsnes H. Loons buI gary sosnsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
RECORDED real. ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEv-YcRK CITY.
Bauer. Heinrich 2. 70 oswald sehullse. 18th s.ss

Baucr, Heinrich 2. - oswald sehuliSe. 18th sf.ss
2i0 n W Of 2dsvc, 2c1lco2 subject TO Sa,"oo q
MORTGAGES
Bauer. Heinrich T. to Apu0.a siIyersten, 75ihs,sa
20" II W u 2LaNe 20xlp2.2, subject 10 fsooo . "a
Bearislce Rufus .. rsterce to New York Lite InsuI
sSce Company. l22ds;, s. 1876 II W Of ltbavs ~ ~
Bostwick, Jabez and WITT 10 William Isocsafc!sr.
55thst :. 30b II " of SHAVE 25I 100 o -..-..-
Callahan, Dennis NJ. to John Callahan. Bowery, va - an
sof 7th.s, 2isas sGhieot 10 sioao0 mortgages 49, 1900
De Grove, Ritzena referee, To Edwin Clark. thst
ms, 400 10 # W OF SHAVE. ls2xico5 tueect to q,
DomonSe Joaquin. to Mary A Hyatt tlstst s. 1876
Il Of btI ave, 22AiS9. :........--..-..:.
Ellis, Anthony, 10 Bridget AZ Farley. conner Nth
ST and lst-ave, 10yN7l4 ..-....::.....::..:
Fay. Henry A and wife. Ia John q Fay, Hudson st.
8. between Franklin and Eerth Goors-sts 2t-Sr o
Grcenwi,h Savings Bank 10 MoTitz gauer.
5GtLst and 2dave 20 hI6S. soO
Of i0.have 7JIIc0l ...', ......... 1900
Hyatt Mary A, to Iuiz Delmeuth. 4ist.-t, 1867
OF jth-Gvc. 22X9S9.
Jaeuger. Andreas to Mary Borst, Willsavo r. 1873
T. of lilstst, 10 ox70 s',liect 10 $1,000 mort . 40
-, Hr'aiway and 18th ~ siiix7ai s... 5000
aulhall. John j referee, 20 Sas D CiGcid, corner
of Cn!ous 81 and High Bridge ave NoTrsInia. 75X go
Post loci and vie. Mary Post eight equal undi:
yi'tei M oenh PARTS cor 0t t.sreinoni ave and
l27rhst. s66y,oi also. hvcrsidoave. os. G0Ot
Of l2Zi.st DIX 400
schrcyer. John. philip P1nke 44tlist. 29J # 49,
uslOIgvc 2uNlOO l..J
White, Ia,hcyt aud wife, 10 Alexander H1oheOs, 49,
l22is 2j0 IL of lOth.avc, 2jN9O ...-.-.. LOO
Whitney. Annie X and husband. IN Jane Iliza Carri-
gan. corner of Tahnagr 81 and Laiayetteavs, NO.
65xlO0 West farniS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
,,.,r 40 Buss,erc appeared yesterday and waived
per rr;;ghf to administer for HE ehiin
his nsh' = Do,v Yesterday affirmed the re-

,,,,r 40 Buss,erc appeared yesterday ana waiVeo
nere; ~, 70 ADMINISTER for his child
,,dre ]. F. Daily yesterday affirmed tne re-
",,ne referee in the suit of the New-York Juvenile
ooainat Theodore Roosevelt and otners, OF lne
CHARITIES Aid Society ia favor on tne a
sa1t was entered In their favor for sou COSTS
The Superior Court, General Term, has al
aa the verdict given in favor of Augussin Daily ior
- -oo AGAINST c. L. Byrne the proprietor OF Inc Nev
80 dramatic Hers. The action was for Inenoas aTu
1Wn hargiar fiat. Pique" was not reaIy Nj, pt-
&c mt vas derived by him. IN whole or III part Hon
" s,n Sc play submitted to him by lady.
The General Term of the Superior Court has
-.,rsoa the Judgment obtained 10y Samuel l. Freeman
st the executors of William I. Garner, for PROBES
o, .ervice because he was allowed TO answer the
,ior " Did Won soon after commence any action for
This the Court holds Is against the rule FORBID
s sny evidence OF transaction or conversation pc
.r two persons when one is dead and the sui Is 9r
w sgainst his estate Another ground for the reversal
aWyer allowed 10 testify 10 the Value oi inc
sa~vices as t. ,lned to by the plaintiff
Anita C.. Post, in her suit against George
a, yrncb. says that between August 1876, ana June
To- she pledged with the defendant jewelry piano.
. rsmeps hair shawl laces, etc. all worth $4soo Tor
-. amounting TO 1868 So which be charged her
So ner cent per She says she cannot pay tha
IL and asks Judgment for the goods OF tcIr Vane
,ecndant says she sold the goods outright TO aim
ts ,Ier mn value The came before judge Sedg-
IU i.S yesterday on motion by the plaintiff Tor re-
nover The motion denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Fines were imposed in the various police
.on,s dnrtng the month of December as follows: Tonhs
sds5; Jefferson Market 81 1853; Essex Market S3l5
SS,S,iiIe $40; Harlem sol Fordhaul $50; Special
sossicns S51 .; making total OF &33ls.
The trial Of James +. Wright and Richard
Seymour indicted for passing counterfeit IS notes OF
~ Erst ationa Bank of Tamaqua, PENN wa had be-
lore ndge Benedict in the United states Circuit Court
s,eTday O. r. L. Butler, jr. OF the District Attorneys
!.So anneared for the Government. and Louis F. Post
for the PRISONERS The jury after being out an hon and
a haH returned verdict Of guilty. Sentence was re-
served
Carl Lesser bought some jewelry August IS.
,eST and gave in payment Worthless check. dated
August 20 1877. He convicted of obtaining money
Nv false pre;ence He seeks, appeal 20 escape on the
ground that false pretence is false represent OF
an existing fact, while check dated ahead is only
falls promise that 6e bank Will have funds on the date
70 meet Bis appeal argued yesterday before the
Supreme Court, General Term
Norah Mulroy, of No. % West Thirteenth-st.,
who Is the mother of four children, brought before
Jnsfice Kbreth Yesterday charged with starving them
They presented q most miserable appearance. and
looked as Officer Chaidl brought them into court as II
they had nothing to eat for fortnight The mother
was sent 10 the workhouse for six months, and the
children placed in the OF the Society for the
Prevention OF Cruelty TO Children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
rTNO PHILADELPHIA,
rINNSYLNANIA RAILROAD
PIE OLD I,srABiIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
bFtNecn
NFWYORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
Fourteen Through Trains each way daily three Dopos II
Philadelphia two IN New YORK

rourl,cn TlrClr each UuiIN tIItt DUpOTs IN
Philadelphia, two IN New YORK
Double Track the most Improved Equipment authc tase'
Iiln1 eulasl eut with absolute SAT-
and after November L. 1871.
Express Trains raNe New loik Via Desbiosses and COr
lanIl Streets Ferries. az 10 .ows: 40. = . ,,
100 $50 1910 Lnntedl, IL a. M T. o o. 49, 2. $50
ANA d. m Sunday y a. IN = t. $50, 7, $3.50 and r. M
Iuais of rooLy Arex" connect with all through trdns
Jersey CITY. ai0rng a SPECIFY ard direct transfer lor
Brooklyn 90 On d,
Returning trains leave Philadelphia 800 3'35 T. 40
$50 aud / A. mn, n ID xprcss, 1875 Ia.l = J. $3.50 q
and 7:33 M pnd Il midnight On SUNDAY! '-o 0o'' - D.
$50. a. Z, T.3J y IN, aid II niifnigitt.
Ticket 1hocs 5,6 and ga broadway No. Astor HOUSE,
and foot OF Dosbrosses and Coraudtsts NO COutst,
and HIsokyn Drgoi, 1854 o. Fuiteh 81, b!Ook
Iyn; Nos ia. Il6. aNd rs Hudson ~, Ilohoken ,
Depot Jersey Ciiy EnlgralI Ticket once ~" D. baeiy
fTIiANE THOMSON, l. p. FARMER,
as.rral Manager. Gem Passenger agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15

H. Rosenback. Gust1v Well Lizzie Martin Nellie Doolcy
Michael Murphy Mary C. Bickel. grand larceny Thomas
Harvey, Thomas McCIhi larceny the person John
Lee feonous assault battery; William H. Merrill: rob
berry Abraham Morris grand larceny; Freeeck Shed Tor
PANT ILGidersleve J.--Richard Gastsp, George Wall
Patrick Purcell eOnOus assault and battery Georgs BO2
burglary; Joseph Reiss George Howard. Nellie Berry
Charles Nevada Augustus L. Clark, Charles Hairech
Thomas heely grand larceny; Jesse Johnson John Cannon
Kramer Marsh Alexander, Kunenck pet. lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
DECISIONS AGAINST THE LOUISIANA CIVIL RIGHTS
.1-r cI rrEpr1, RtGurs or A STATE RINK.

DECISIONS AGAINST TIE LOUISIANA CIVIL RIGHTS
ACT-CHARTERED RIGHTS or STATE BANK.
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Jan. 14.-In the SUI
preme Court to-day the following decisions were rem
dered among others;
No ll7-HsB. adInlpistrsirx OF Benson. agL De CUR
othe Court OF this case BensSn
laws Of tie United states and pag betwoeo NewOreans
and vcSs6urg lie refused passage to this defendant
on aftSS e of the state torSdd BY
%9H Sl int h law ' u On e ae a
had regulation Of commerce SO far as nc bust
WAS engaged in he inteI state tF$le and com;
control of Congress The state Court he'd f ne
,utS rer IN accoiance with the decision below ~
requiring those engaged ~ inter state cmmecs to give al
empoyei equal rights and privileges wi h
a nat for his reason the Cont has nothing to do With
reguaOn Of internal commerce or as Affecting ANYTHING
Court says be dO9b ira, exssiyo has
as 10 the OF this bat 20 what to b.
aSsTee az sSon V Which sd it 9 To RS "a
rect burden uron interstate commerce or to me1ele
power Congress The statute in question occupies THIS
srumeuts TO be employed after the Vehicle Of
CONS ,n he STATE from without or Goes our from within
While purports only 20 control Che carrier when ensased
extent in the management Of his business hIDns9a,
his entire Reversed The Chief Jusuee delivered
opinion Mr.. Justice Clifford read elaborate eoneurrns
So Sie-Far ing,on of Tennessee and Shelby
County, 10 the supreme Court Of IennesscsIhe
s Bank OF Tennessee whose charter declares that sha
nav 10 the state Of 0RehaD VI cent
each share capital stock subscribed witch shall Dc II
lieu 81 All other 1879 under subsequent leca
ton the company taxed Tor state and comfy
par value Of its stock the fixed by the
later statute The that the bank exempt nom
any different rate that xedin its the
contract therein the state and the
ton and that subsequent legislation void impair
OF the contract compact the Court
Ues AZ the all National he Contracts DarE tt
progress Of communities IN CIVILIZATION and Prosperity Ihcy
clarl a. far Is possible against the fluctuations
Of human aaIs They seek 10 give stability 10 the pfrsst
and certainty the future They the confidence
man IN truthnlness sincerity Of hts fellow They
springs Of business trade and commerce. and without
them society could go Spotlesss faith IN thtr
fulhlment hOnors alike communities and individuals.
Tpd-r the contract this there could be
upon the shares Of TIRE hank for rights have vested
uDer H. rights Reversed Mr.. Justice
SNavne delivered opinion. ssenag-Justtces Strong.
Clifford Field held that the pon Of the contract
does not extend Of the hank taxed property
against individuals holding them Foar other
PACED of by this decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Jan. 14.-The United
States steamer Kearsarge viii go out of commission on
Tuesday next, the will he paid of, and the vessel
will go into the dry dock and he thoroughly oyerhauled
The Board OF Naval Constructors who recently In
speete the Iconderoga at this station, have discovered
II is said, that she Is considerably ont OF line The
steamer Speedwell has been put ia complete order.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
PASSENG Frs ARKITED.

PROM LIVERPOOI.-In SisdmShtD cig Of Bgtissrls-Nr.
Birch Elizabeth Cox 4 C. Fisher m-s A. G. Fisher O.
Halgh Mrs. l. Hodgson W J. Kerr IT,. j. G. yiey L. T.
Thomas.
FROM BFRNrDA-Tn Steamship CFaiad-E. Lee, G.
Cumber Capt. Kon. capt Harvard J. Jennings
FROM ST. TIIOMAS-Ta SGaatSs,y H1flii-Mrs. Moore
J. 8 Scott ". L. Lundy. W n r. Hammond. O. W. I'M J..
Kenncy smith, G. Robinson. Herman BiSslk, Alden
ChaInpsaIu, u. MoTe,, J. CeaIy, w. Nailo and wife.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

BOUND BKOOE ROW.


$500 FOR TRENTON ASD PHILADELPHIA. Goa
Lsae NsW-i ork for Ireutou aud PhiiadcIpha a. 1o
g 1:g iI3o w., $50, 33C. 5:so II p T- ana al D. H.
Leave PhilIdeiDha from North ponnsylyana Rau
road Third it-k~,ts, 1903, 1:So 8io i-i]o l. Ill.,
:50. $50. $50. = ~
Trenton for Hcs for. at Ia es, so,, .o"oa m
Pii,nan p.asi1s Room, cars arc oached ths
800 trasns Sesicrx: &c the $50 Il No.
l;30r. n. trains rOn Phladeirhia ,,,,.,.,.
SUNDAY TKiISS-Leaye New, i"rh ana rhilhcriRui ,a
at $50 $40 IL D. Leave Trenton al l-o, lV-o
. N so p IN ,n ~ .o, 49,, n, :,
pIrs'cy At the principal !Otri oil occ3 81 tho Eric k
wav NJ New York aad BROOKLYN, AMI At No. Conrts',
EroosIy Baggage checked from residence 10 Destination
H. p BALDWL IN. Con. Pass. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
DECISIONs-JAN. IL.

Supreme Cowt-C hGmtrs-Bv Judge Donohue.--
Blake ag suliyanmordsr granted .r,n,s,
De iayaiette agt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.h by dGS ean
BY Iaage BarIetisTa1ss agt Rysrsmopii9n johnson
$50 to he paid 70 each parties interest
and also contempt Of court IN removing prop
erty winch was in legal custody AS e properly exceeded
Dodon be both Tossing and KlOH to lie
Cireaa-PIt I-Bv Judge Donohue-Iintz agt. Howard.
sDeesai 7erra-By Judge MISUNDERSTANDING wiIkin-
am Of S SpRon that eF 9 be s 9 shs
to payment o. costs see memorandum Npphy
mnrrer with leave to the plaintiff amend payment
costs see meaStandu Ia oTc arm ere IN
defendant 10 payment Of costs
BY Judge Van Brunt-smyhe ag Lomeardo ct aL-Decree
Superior toart-Specoi Jam-By Judge sedgwick
Cobb ct al agt KnsppMoon for now trial denied with
s-The order having been filed in The County Clerks
office the Judgment must be mat the complaint be dismissed
DrseSbury agt schuyler ct a-The demurrer defendants
with defendants motion 10 strike out demurrer etc.
ei dH SSs' wS SO cSs.: see mernsrSna Wat
son agt Bedow The order Tor tho examination OF the de
ten Of The plaintiff soud aso be set aside see Inenoran
ssia: roe agt Lyhe0son oeNso' WIN so eos'S 10
BY ChefJustce CSrtis-Cooper Ct al agt. Plat
BY Judge speir-Du agt. Darling ct slThe plaintiff
psnaSt w sea- o%iaa %isT e at LEVY G. al
MGtiOI for granted WestermaB bennington.
Unless pain dies security Tor costs in nvo days after
service Of this decision his attorney the plant must
be dismissed Mdley agt smith II aRepOrt 81 referee con-
nrmed and Judgment foreclosure ana sale ordered Towns
end ag FosterReierence ordered 10 Tire Hon John NJ
bolT Tn Irs National Bans II Hartford aPt Matthews ct
E-order granting allowance Green agt AD4rcws ct
Ltttn johnson Burns agG Tie Central PSrk North
ana East River KarCad Company WcsteInAn aRt Rcung
ton; Bacon agt Brooks Graham gt De Forest Bnney ag
e Count; Carpenter Ruckcr; c; 81 al agt. Mailer
AaGeks Tobias; and Heydockel as. wilmefing 81 al
Orders granted.
Common Pleas- Chambe,s-By Judge J. +. DAILY.
The NeWYOrk Juvenile Guardian Society agt EOOseyClt 90
a-RepOrt confirmed md judgment ordered accordingly The
hlHlenuy sa.ugs Bank Scuzs and Ot5ersC plant
dismissed 10 the defendant StenMetz, aud judgment
oeFsd accOrdIug iy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-15
ERIC RAILWAY.

II ARRAN0EN EST OF TRANS takts effect Dec.
o m.-Cintnna,i aud Chicago Day Express Drawing.
Room Coaches 10 Buffalo suspension Bridge.
l0t3 Expires Mall ior BGnLo with sleeping Coaehes
p IN (naiJ) -Pacinc Exprcs, for the West sleoring
Coaches through to Rochester Bu0 Niagara Falls CEcn.
ns aud Ch witleu change Also lo.c Dining Cars 10
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Ne"ar: ~, 20 1872 $50 a ~ I'D o;i1, ana % -
.Ea - 'fn.sht Saturday nights only SUNDAYS $40
alb rssc and Pas.ale, 80, 10 M 70 noon.
80 ls a. r., I! gag nj 10 ard z " Il 70 ,a noon
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IL mda'qSt tGalsyt C. $50 10 m. las. $50 7 p M
"r co1rr @,'o" q. r. $50 $50 IN Sundays s:3oam
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"" w y atpgoiT general rassr agent. sew York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JEkSEf.
Trains fgy Ciostsr. PciW mont ana NyScH
:, $40. g 50 s. I. 4i5 b5o 49,, ~ y ~ al
sAtsr4ay nights oaiy at ll50 p IA sRniaJs IT, ahd
Spp,f epr.ag Valley and Monsey T. $50 AS
$50. =. AgBC u, tc.eGai Passr AseIt New ota.