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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

reaved Indian widow. The old lady de-
parted with her newly found treasure,
as happy as boy with q new toy. She
fondled the little Sioux with indescriba.
Bile affection, and the little chap respon-
ded by making his doting grandma buy
him all the peaches and pears that the
train boy offered. The picture Of youth
and old age seldom has more romance
done up in a couple than was here pre-.
sented. II will not be surprising one OF
these days to hear of that cultivated lit,
tie savage pulling with the Harvard
| crew. .u IN naAa u MLIu- ~
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14
HIGH AuTH0RIrY.

The late eminent chemist, Prof jas. v. q Bla.
ney, says, in his letter OF Deosmber4, 1S74 "sice
becahe satisfied, by my analysis, Wilhthe puri-
ty OF DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder, Of its
freedom from adulteratiop. the care taken In iii
preparation, / have had It used in my own
house." fis
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-08-14

II you want a good appetite, strong DIGESTION
sweet breath, sound sleep, and clear complexion,
use DIR. SMTTH's SrILLfNGIA BLOOD PURIFIER.
We do not tell you, that this is cure for all Ills
but so positive are we OF Its merits that we Oher
III good faith 500 to any person afflicted with DIS
ease OF the BLOOD, LIVER or KIDNEYS which
timely use of this remedy will not cure.
GSYn you have Liver Disease, indicated by coated
tongue, foul breath, poor appetite, frequent head
ache, dull pain In the SIDE yellow skin, or any OF
these symptoms, take Dr. Smith's Stillingta Blood
Purifier, ~ a sure cure. Physlcian'S recommend
1t as being Ae7O and pHrey vegetable re"feay, and
one TO be relied upon In all cases.
1t is rapidly taking the place Of the old, slow and
uncertain remedies Of the past 2O0OO bottles having
been sold during the last few months.
R1lf you have Kidney Disease, with dry and fever-
lsh skin, caprcious appetite, pain IN the back or
hips, which at times changes to shoulders, breaking
your rest at night, and during the day makes you
feel tired and despondent you should use DrSmiths
Stluingia Blood Purifier at once. Twill positively
cure you or we will forfeit the above reward.
E1-Bad Blood, appearing In the form OF Pimples,
Blotches, Boils, Ulcers Scrofula Salt Rheum Rheu-
matism, Lameness, Swelled Joints, all result from
a diseased condition Of the Blood, indigestion and
engagement Of the Liver, for which DR.. Smith's
stlllngia Blood Purifier is a never failing remedy,
Ague Or chs and Fever are the results ofcongestion
OF the Liver and Spleen. This remedy will cure 1t
in less time and more permanently than any other
medicine It should be used by all who need med
icine to strengthen, tone up, and tnvigorate the
entire system. Sold BY Druggsts at 70 cts. per
bottle. HyOu do not fully understand your disease,
write 10 u.s. giving symptoms, ana we Will send you
the desired Information free OF charge. -....
I.II DR.B, A. SMITH & CO., Props, Erie, Pa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-09-27
Alexandria Oazette
e
SATURDAY EVBN'u., SEPTEMBER 81

OLD HUNTERS. Up Desr Laramie Peak
there yet Temats great deal Of game, such sa
bear. elk, deer aDd an'cllp2. aod this is bout
the right time 70 commerce fu1ting. There
D., several old hunters ~ that sCc:icu WIN bavo
iheir la1ins 10 good iJCa'ilies. who spend 3
good p0rtIr0 OF their t!ne IL huntIps. They
are sinpl;r class Of people gSd care ittle
about LIE outside OF the mCu0taln Taoges.
As general thing they are gauDt and Wlry
meU, excessively fond Of tc lcco and the ply
steal labor they sometimes go through almos.
exc eds belief. i is no ioko 10 walk twenty or
thirty niles day, up the moUn;9ln sides,
where there is an abundance # ial en- timber
and targed vines, IN search Of asme--tu'
thfso meu do il aid enjoy n. They have very
lite use fer the youGg huo,cr5 tina; come cut
from the States. aud who are ODu5ed to Ia
,ieua, aud, as general thing, lock upon their
efforts with a good al of contempt.
jfa man x il 20 bu0tirg With them he IS
cxpecied 20 keep ~ aud d. h!a share, 4 K
iuo leg yrq1res res, lIllOD, aud Il attenctd
With good deal Of pr7aiioD, scd nco who
c0g3Ce in Il must cX9cct to uDd rE0 much
f4jisuc. BcSd,S this Hhco large game is
killed., j: requires o be tskH9 care OF, end ere
Is the add't,onaI labor Of skinuiog the animal
and ca!r3icg the moat dowo the mountain
sides, OF rgIcrGing for it, a!icr miles and miles
Ct lard traVel with horse 90 VII G. to carry
1t Co1L 10 cauT.
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Neck RLtHing, Gloves. Lsccs and Rdgings.
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FISH DEALERS.
w INES AMI LIQUOKS.

w N . An l. LIQUOkS.
We invite the, attention of families and pa.
taurants to the following brands Of impot. /
Liquors received tsis day:
Piper Heidstick Cham payne, quarts and p. y
6ennessey Cognsc Brandy.
Sherres
Nolets Schiedam Gin, and
Richard Pers q Pips St Julien Claret
We slso keep in stock sll of Gibson's Sor E
Cos. Rye Whistles, and Hoffheimer b. !
Fslrfsx Old Bourbon for which latter brand "
are agents. w. A. JOHNSON & CO.
jy 70 n. z. cor Cameron and Royel ga
pUkk CREAM SYkUPS.-Chocol.te, Nc.
tar, Coffee. &c, &c. For our Sods g
claim superiority, it having been pronou, j
by connoisseurs to be unrivaled in its eeI-
character, combining an ice coolness viii II.
nnest Favored syrups, of which fact wehsyt III
evidence from the compliments which ", ..s
constantly receiving from our patrons.
WAKEFIELD & HALL.
le9 Cor. Prince and Fairfax S.s
KARIN a COLOGNE, Fine English d
l. French Tooth Brushes, Colgste's Tl.l
Soap. Flesh Straps, Hair Brushes and Comb
Lows Toilet Powder, &c.
je 10 L. sTABLER &CQ.
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Germantown Wool, Zephyr Worsted, Shet-
ia0d FloEs and German WOODEN Yarns As
usual our stock is complete
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Opening and Closing oi the sGaiis.

CLOSING.
Washington, y. O., North md Northeastern
mails u N. snd Is p. n.
Western Inail5 4 - anG u p. IT.
southern mhIls. via Richmond. Vs., & - q.
10 snd On md co o. n.
South ard Southwestern nsi!6, yis Lynch
burg, Virsn:s Is co s. n. AID 5 is p. IN.
A!exandr;s 20 Lyncnburg, Va (wny mails)
including through mss, 90 S. N ard 90 D. N
Gordopsvilie snd Charlottesville, vs., co 3.
m and 20 .. II.
msnsssss Division Goa H.
Alexandria 20 RouGd Hill. Va, Is 8 m
OPENING.
Northern and Western mails, via Washing
.oR, d. g., s 30 y. N. snd 700 snd GO D. N.
Southern mails, via Richmond, Va, 5 30 a. n.
nd 0U p. H.
south western mails via Lynchburg, Virginia
GhroGgh msi!s) including way mails on Midlsnd
Ee osd, 30 y N.
Manassas Division S 30 o. IN.
hound Hill TO Alexandria, Va, 3 80 p. NJ
C.hce Hours-0itco opens II 80 a. NJ, and
C)o.rs a. I 90 p. II.
Sunday HourS-Oficc opens at IS 8. NJ. and
closes at 8 80 "A. N.
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STEAMERS.
@ MER ARRAN MENT
~ or

O. y MER ARRAN MENT
STEINER .nATT.HTO.
The steamer NATTANO, Csptsn WIN. b.
BYLEs leaves Aiexsndris, from the foot of King
street. EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY and
THU RSDAI, at s o'clock y. m for Ian u.
1NGS ON THE POTOMAC RIVER; return.
ing EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY.
Freight received at lowest rates snd handled
With care For informstion apply to
J. BkOEhRS & co. sats Ale1s., Va
Il. /. JOINS, Agt, 9th ct. wifi, Wssh
Contracting every Sunday with steamer SU Z
Tor sill landings below EoDini Ferry. je2
= Office.
CHANGE OF lIME.
bosts CT the POTOMAC FERRY co. will run
rs follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
GWs 7 81, $50, $50, 10 80 s1d il 3Os. M, snd
II 80, 80, 2 30. 3 3D. 80, 5 81 o. and D. "a
LEAVE WaaHiN9EON:
$50, I So 8 80, 80, 10 so and II 80 a H.. sad
II ~, / ~ 3D. 50, ! 80, 5 ~, s 30 snd 80 O. n
NH Is CSC. i. Phillips, Manager.
1879 PLANT llSE 1879
F0H sUkFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,, EOS
TRSS MONkuE AND LIE SOUTH,
STOPPtNG At PRINClPAA LANDING S
on POTOMAC RIVER.
g-9SHzIHa row .f-.-D NORFOLK
STEAMBOAT CO.rF.a.rY:
New, elegant and swift side wheel steamer
GEORGE LEA-RY,
(Cspt JOE WHITE) tesves as follows:
FROA WA6AING'El FROM NORFOLK
AND ALMA.
Every Monday, Wed Every Tuesday, Thurs
nesdsy and Saturday day and Sunday, at 5
8: 80 N. o. m
information rs 10 tcsets steter1cns, rate Of
freight connections g., will be checrtuliy fur
nisnet on application ST the conpany's office
FOO. OF Seventh street wharf Washington
I. DODD, Agt. " Washington
3. ApOE, Agt. Alezandria.
G. 4. PLANT, President 40 str
z.szs ULYDs's STEAM LINES WEas
$3.50 LIZ To
PHILADELPHIA. FALL ElVEH, PRCVI.
OENCE ANU BOSTON.
Steamers tea7e AlsIsl5ria EVERY TUES,
UA md leave fhiiada,9hIs EVERY SAT-.
URDhY.
This line connects st Ala1andr;. With tie O.,
3. 3 u. ami " Il q. 4. Re-. and at Phiisdel.
p2ia with Ciyde's regular Stesnsh!ns for Fall
Hlver, Providence sad Boston
freight Forwarded %ith proDpsness and care,
free OF commissions.
Nc charge for transfer in Fhiisdelpbis, aud
departures Through rs!as md .h;ough bills
OF Isding given. Insurance $. The lowest rates.
AgenLa:
Z. y. REED, A!exaadris
WM. P CT YDE & CO, Fh!lsdelat ia.
GEO. ?. HYDE, Georgetcss vi. >. G.
JOHNSON BROS. Washington
jan 3-tt
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six and Linen Handkerchiels and Neckwesr

Hosiery Of every size, in English, French
German snd Domestic; over % new and beau.i
iGi pstterns Tor the present season.
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b ell, South ward, connects at Gordonsyille.
With Ches. 3 Ohio T. f., East and West At
LYncCbUrg, connects with Atlantic, Miss. &
!bio T. K, through South west Virgins, to
Nashville New Oriesns Memphis Little Rock
and Texss-and 1T Danville with Richmond a.
D&Isi'le 4 K to South and Southwest.
Express Sou:hWsrd connects at Gordonsville
70 III! roints on Ches s. Ohio. and, at DanpiUe
TO all the South and Southeast
alAED Trains for Main Line leave Al.
exandris daily, except Sunday, 8 w g. M and
10 p u and returning arrive at Alexandria
0O q. m and Us p NJ.
For MANASSAS LINE leave WASHINGTON
70 a. m. and Alexsndria 25 a. M, daily.
except Sunday, arrive at Strssburg st II Is a..
connecting with the Valley Rosd East and
West Leave S!Fasours ~ p. m, striving at
Mt&Eu TRAIN FOR MANASSAS DIV.
lSlon leaves Alexandria Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, st 8 So N, and returns Men
day, "Wednesday SID Friday, at so o m.
sor hidd!eburg, daily connection at Plains
station.
80. Uppervile regular connection st Della
plane,
For WARasNTON, lcsve Washington At
I 20 o. N. and Is p. m. daily.
All trsls mske good connections, at Wash.
ns.on, 10 snd from North aud West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington at
W g. m. running through without change,
Gn Express train, leaving Washington at Is
p. m Marks Adjustable Reclining Oh sir Car,
with extra charge only ST., through ~ Dsnville,
CONNECTING to Sill South.
Excursion tickets on sse at low rates to the
celebrated Resorts of Virginia and West Vir-
GINA
Through tickets very low to the South aud
South west.
sep Is j. NJ BROhDUS G. tt
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FANeiY GOODS.
FALL AND WINTER OPENING.

Ladies', Gents, Misses, Boys and lufants'
heriAo Underwear; large ct ck to select
from; prices from 2Oc to So each.
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\ AsHINGToN & OHIO KAILKoAU

~ ASA1NGTON & OHIO RAILKOAU
SUMNER ADVANCEMENT
lNO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPT SUN.
DAY. BETWEEN ALEXANDRIA
AND ROUND ELL.
Beginning May IL 1879.
Le3Te ~ washington a. 9 NO q. N. and % D. No.
and Alexsndris ct a05 =. On. and 25 D. M.
pass Leesburg, going west ward, at IL 10 q. m.
and Az = m and arrive at Round Hill at Il
III and 20 p. m. Leave Round Hill at 5 80 a.
u. sno icy p. NJ, pass Leesburg going cast
ward: at = w m and 10 Pun, and arrive at
a!eAandfls At 8 10 b.. N. and 3:l5 o. M, and
81 washington at rs g. m. and 3:25 y. Il
Passengers from Washington will take
me washington snd Ohio cars st toe Baltimore
3 Pot0mac Ssilroad station st9 OL g. m and Az
v.u., aid go through to hound Hill wthou.
2hsGSe 60 CAS-.
The 9.09 s, m. train from Alexandria sndl23O
?: 70. tfain from Ro"pd Hill connect at Round
all With Harris Dsily Line OF Coaches
tor Snickersvlle: Berryyille and Winchester:
also slsb Eeamer's Line of Coaches, which leaye
Lees burg daily for Aide and Middleburx.
BON trains, westward, make close connections.
81 Vienna, x!th Sissou's Line of Stages for Fair.
ts1 Court House. " "
Communication tickets, 3 cts. Der mile
snnu>i tick etss $50.
q. HAVENRR,
m7 s--N General Ticket Agent
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Oorscts at SOC, zoe, ST. ST % and 81 50 p pr.
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SCHOOL BOOKS

AND SCHOOL REQUISITES FOR THE
COMING SEASON AT
FREsCH's, 9o KING STREET.
HEADQUARTERS FOR THE PUBLIC
school BOOKS ADOPTED BY
IHE STATE BOARD.
4 full supply Of all the leading books in use
II the private schools.
A large assortment Of Composition Books
Copy Books, School Sstcbels for boys and girls
States OF al! sizes, new Silicste for schools, the
bes. thing out; all sorts OF Slate Pencils, Chslk
Crey,ons. Dustless CrayoDs, Liquid Stating,
biack board Ruobers. Rulers, Drawing Paper
AID Books, Ink, Pens, Holders and Thousand
and one other things not enumerated for want of
time and spsce--bought for cash, and will be
sold at lowest cssh prices.
sug30 GEO. FRRNCH
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1879 GREAT 1879
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
70 The NORTH, W EST & SOUTHWEST
srzr, p R0uB 81; Ik kAIR sou,un
MAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
June 80, 1879
TraIas leaye Washington from depot of Ball
TINORE s. POTOMAC RAILROAD, cor.
ner Of Sixth and B ST. sets, IS follows:
For Philsdelphis, New York and the East,
1915 ? N dsily, With Palace Cars. Linn.
ited Express of Pullman Parlor Cars .3Us
M daily, except Sundsy. For Philsdephis
50 am, except sunday, and $50 p. m daily.
For Pitts burg spdthe West IT, 81 a. m daily, win
PsrIoE Cars to Pittsburg; 7.40 p. m. dsilv
With Palace Car to Chicago.
For Csnandsigpa and the North, $40 g. M,
Saturday, with Pslsce Car Csnsndsisus.
For Watkins 1880 p. 10. daily except S1n-
For Baltimore, ~. s. 35, 9. 30 and l03Oa M:
l.SU, 4 10, s2U $50, 10 snd 1915 o. m.
On Sunday, 1880 o. M; 81, 7.40 and 1915
>. L.
LOCAL TRAINS.
For AleIsndrla 8, 7l5, 8, 9, IL and II an and
10, ), 40, 8. 600, I, snd ll.S0 p. m On
Trains leave Alexardria for Washington, 600.
10 800, 600, 10 and II ALA, $40, s. 500
srd p. m. a"d II night.
. On Sunday st s.OO and III 8. No.. and 90 .. m.
THROUGH TRAIN FOR TIE SOUTH, via
:susntlco and Richmond, will leave Ale1sn.
dris st 7 10 a. NJ. daily and 40 o. M. daily,
except Sunday.
Tickets and information can be procured a
principal railroad stations and ticket offices
Southeast. L. P. FARMER,
FRANK THOMSON -As0n"
fISos-al Maneoar n,1A
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
CIVIL NOTEs

The Court Of over and TcTminer was opened
yesterday by Judge Barrett but he dismissed th Grand
Jury for the term and after taking four minor pleas ad
Charles Reade has sued Kate ClaxtOn for
royalties on hIs play The Double Marriage" The COM
plant claims that the American right TO the play was
sold 10 Mss Cayton FOR 80 OOO 81 900 to be paid down
and the rest in royalties AZ SO for each performance
The complaint says there have been lftytye perform
auces uoJ paid for, and demands 500 judge Barrett
In supreme Court, Chambers, granted motion 10 re-
move the case TO the United states Court
George Prendergast was arrested yesterday
hv Detectives Field and OConnOr, Of the Dstrct-AtoI
ney's Office He is said to lie assOcate Of Josiah Car
pcnter 80 the business Of stocking small credit
and thea selling out. Inc charge On Wh lie = now ar
rested is obtaining drugs worth Sl62 from -chiefeln
Co.
In 1857 August IibbeTns was constable of
tho Eighteenth Ward OF this aud pursuance Of two
executions against other persons levied on property
claimed by John Tedman,j- Redman began suit ,or
the property ana got Judgment. He then sued unon
Igaon has been prndu. twenty years, aud yesterday
the Common Pleas General Tenn. reversed the Judgment
and directed new trial
Charles II. Haswell was the engineer of the
Board ~ Health at q salary OF - 600 year Iu1s7l
the Board abolished the salary, but retained Mr asve
as honorary engineer, and NIr Ha-wen, I'm Pleasant
letter. accepted the change Aferw0rd however. Nr
HasweN bills for special work, and the Board ap
proved Of them 10 the extent OF - 800. and d
Iected their pa aynent They were not paid, and Mr
Hs-Well sued the city hut defeated. The Common
Pleas General Term -ustdns this decision justice an
Brunt holding that Mr.. HaswePs letter shows mat he
considered the honor OF the position sufficient compcn
sation foI the duties he performed.
The Common Council authorized in 1871
the paving Of portion ~ Eevcnth-st. william Baird,
AZ the lowest bidder received The contract aud gave
culty for its iuhlment Meanwhile the Common Coun-
ci revoked the ordinance Baird brought suit against
the city for IMAGES. obtained Judgment, aud The
CommoH Pleas, General Term sustained YESTERDAY thlS
Judgment, holding ih4t the contract between the cty
and TIC piau'f Baird complete, and could NOT DO
broken y "a fesolutjOu OF The Common Council without
suljeLt.u. The city 10 a liability foI damages
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SrTEFvr CorEr-cE ufBERs-pouolre. Nos ., a. 3,
- $50 o. 93 e. 10 1l3 ~ 10. -. - li2 l5o 4o
10. ~. lpl. "Ol. 124. 25l ~. 23-. "|9. 2i5. 200
SPF ItL IFHN-tan Noi-t. j.. IdN and fact-No7 S"UU
~ l. 5. ,j 500. sol, 40 stt 500 sol So H5
y ~ -t, -d. otH, SIS, SO s'4 So 7'7 ST. go 90
CiUtit-rAu I-Adjourncd until MONDAY. February 10.
PAEr TIltNrencc Mo- l--' I7-3. l7-l, l-US. .-~2
l72l 1-u5 .27i. 1895 llsi, sy2 50 1905 ~ - 3. Z-
sos a-- 4eis 26S5 1893. 2742 1896, 24s2. 2leG i0t
1906 -
PtRr III-van Rr1nt. J.-Nos. 1872. 335a $500. 2i55
142l 6a~ 2lG 22u4 lSl . 2f74 2-76, 2b0H. ia @27S
l-s2, isn" i-Ju -, $50 26OO, l-Us. JJ31 llt5 .
2l1-. 22~g. 4C3. 2l4l. t5lj
srrEmoG CoURT-srLciAL TTEN-speir, Nos 40, a.
c.. .
TrIAI Tr1,,-PArr T-eclTwlck J-Nos 500 $50 4os @56
I9O I3 III aIs i23 4G G97 500 III, 80, 500 eIj 5z2
524 4el. G35. -. 1ole G}I. 4"J 80. - - 80. 80
Pact II Freedman l.-Hos. co. 4r' b2' W. 43I' 400
35l 4sg 62l. ~. 46S $50. A.. 5jl. Gj9.
COMMON PIFAs-GLNFHAL ILRyi- Auourref srnc c'e.
SrHCIAL TRRN-C. =. Da.v Z. J.-No DAY calendar.
4LJtL IEEs-IARr I-LafItiEofc, J.-Nus - ~, SO
efG -2l $50 100 91tC. sol 40 779. 2u-u
PART III. j. Dalv. Nos. f"l, l'S-, ~, $50, IFS
S4J eif SO. ~, $50. s5O. So, --H, S-i.
M.r'vr CcUPr-TRIAi Tr9W-PArT l-HcAtar1. I.-Nos
tl4d. 47-} so9t $40 6@2 27l- a7et 5ol- oJ'3. o5
PART II-AE,r q J--No.. 1I5o A157. 800. 1870 1886
50un. jI21 4I+9. b77i 5sSo, jijj. tf-" $500 .'lp-
PART III shea J.-NOs 535}, 5Ut9, 53si jrJ3, 6Si9
5-~7. 53.J 1888. 5-1U. 527} 54ti. 27o9. 1ll. Bl2.
CESERtL SIs-i.Ss - PARI I-EilteIrcva. Julius j.
Grand larceny William Clark. receiving stolen roo'
Thomas kane burglary Edward T. Fuller sarah + BI!gs
forgery George Fox, false r';c1rrS: John Han .I T.
rapc, John Barry burglary Francis smith William Il! ~
cent larceny from Tho person PatFcE 'ol.ey robbery
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
DECISION on PRONIsSO2Y NOTES

In the suit of the Phoenix Insurance Com
p5uy against Simeon VI Church an important question
az 10 tie consideration Of yromsory notes was decide
yesterday by the Common Pleas, General Term Ac-
co-Ins 10 the summary OF the gwen IN the op!n NJ
Brown Hope & Co.. of Boston OWING the pairif con-
siderable gave thcr check, which was d!shonored
The plaintiff then gave mp the chec for tne note u the
defendant THIS note had been gwen TO one Worcester
for special purpose dri this diversion lIofn tus
purpose, Oi which the p.a!ltt WAS ignorant Inc ue-
fence was that a7 thsote was taken for old dc0t and
plaintiff lost nothing me defence or diversion or puf-
pose, winch would have been good against Worcester
was good against p.antlf and the Marine Court so
held. Judge Van ETInt Yesterday held otherwise. He
faid that tire surrender ~ the check which gave the
plaintiff direct rcnt 70 sue for fixed sum, placed It
IN tGe position OF bona tdc holder for value The &c
CsiOn Of the Marine COurt was tho reiOre reversed
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04
COTCT OF APPEALS.

AIBANY Feb Sin the Court Of Appeals
to-ay-pr,,ent. thc lion. SANFORD T. Church C. j., and
aSso,It tfc.-ilc follow .ug lrsint VH' transacted
g4-osua Pee ant another, respondents agt Joln
Weber appellant: Submitted oy appellant; argued Dy Os
borne Bright for fr-i"hdtD's -.
7s-JscoD ~ealal. respondent Gct John Schaefer i'm
plrade appellant sUJmi,t5l Oi appellant argued Oy j. 4
Shoudy tOr respondent ,,-- -. H.
No = -I9cdb seaman respondent agt Henry Evcttinr
inuled submitted 10y appellant; argued byJ A sh0ucy
fOr o-!uuGc1i . ,., . H.. 49,, ,.,u r,,,..o.
respoud-nt ARMED bY oscar Fsb- iOr appellant e = Les
respondent
40 49 Ernest Cavlus and another survivors ETC. appel
lants agt Ntwl Kingston and syracuse laII!oa
Curt4lr I,ii@i etc.. respondents argued ly IciB
Cr.,If f-r ari.iI,rt- = W Tultrton for respondent
Tb@ follow n are The cal pndars 7 Tuesday Day calendar
Sos pt- e - - ~. b.. tC AM - AO'oA ta4tAda!-
Nos -G Il g. oiS. SO and :ol
New-York tribune., 1879-02-04

SrDyc1ac C0gI5-t th0mbos-Bv judge Jarrett
ResIe at ~ftve9-ou TIC notion mus hr 49, ,,I
irwin act Too.,r- Order granted. EgeI agt haAc-lase
and amendments settled. ..
IN JUDGE 'ushng act Curh ne- Inc 4II "I'l -
teri.d In matter 20! estate 0i security Ill' lu-i
CoipIuy- order Gctltd Far"eA as' sec hi' moran
uHT..,,t-p,t yI-Bv Judge lawrence cPhcr'on agt
SG.e,qI 7rrIa-Hy Judge 1awrruce.-DamNrann aEt
Olng-I Iudlugs with aueilItHis as settled vans az
s Tor tie lrfcud3u Scnltz 10 the findings proposed bJ
'"s Cjgrf-N Special TTm-By Judge freedman
i"Tves n notice can be taken OF such All II
REGULAR The old colony National Rank
sl-Glve or obtain order 10 sA1N cause
Uayemeyei agt HaVemr'cF 81 a. ana " -, "'.. ~ t
t' pos. act CoibeL-uuier granting m'rtu
fslfner at ~teye;z-U IdertasiHS apITnN-i heh' "
at. Kennedy & .,.V ,1t Ternni-Iulucon orGst
.igIcJ cold aud STOCK Telegraph 'WaP.,y rh..s
HsnL M, -lyugS-Ordet - iuicrp.c rlVk aE' .
ttsi-Oidrl deHy motion Cody - - = ~ foI yr.nt
Of substitution Judd asi al I'm nc 3pTf5, -
Ic .gf Prescott order dle'l su "4. III an 49,
Ha-rou azt FunL.-OTleI denying notion VII" CIV No''
Mckee agi Ingram riercnct GIi,'e" ,.r ,,p,cs Van
IN Judge Spell. r.-latfr agt Da'ti DIu,l 49, ,"i
Hfn AIT Prescottprder dismissed johnson n inV
CIV bark OIccr r connl!sson lie S1uDn"! a." an.
All he 1ua-sai,E NOyi|tA AIs-UT.tfth on 'i' 49,,
calendar 'o IAN of February Ne" ".
Company agr. RLiuelIndI et alOfcer stAyhE
saver agt RhneAncef 81 a. nch az i,er q,
sh. luton tayei agt ireland e. ai-OrdeI 10 NE srcuY
aIsfar IifRc.u. sgt Young order Of disc"ntinua1ce
Agrns AIT IaylOT-Oid-f Of 1rcoDiiHuance Newman az
T6sruba c a-Order denv ng motion Wlcs agt Spencer
WidoW sgt blackwell IrcII,pont AT kuhn Nt% = OK
IWe lDsuTnuce Company B.t. Hsrcyt Nrlon hst "Irl
HessntT aet briggs TAFT agt seiger Metropolitan Bank
| eCogmon Pleds-Gen-rGl Tt,bt-BY Chief Justice
p Daiy and Judge. LaTremore and Van Hoesen-H ell
iasSsnent @ fS. the defendant opinion by Nsn BruHI
fLeux InsuIa ancs COMPANY Sg ChuIoh-JudEntnT VI Tbs