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The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-30
IIoUeE.


The Legislative Appropriation Bill
has been reported to the House and
, referred to the Committee of the
Whole and the House has now under
consideration the bill to restrict the
immigration of the Chinese.
The biil to resist the immigration of
Chinese passed-yeaS, 1855; nays, ~.
After which the House, in Committee
of the Whole, discussed the Post0fice
Appropriation bill. without final ac-
ton the committee rose. The session
for tonight on the House bill was
abandoned and postponed till this day
week.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-30
u uR uH 81 an seEEy EsRE.Ssaos
AND ITS PRICES THAT ARE ASToNIsuGNGLY Low,
COUNTRY MERCHA IT'S

Will find ii decidedly to their interest to examine my Goods and
Prices before purchasing elsewhere. l am determined to make
my prices lower than any merchant who sells on time. All
orders entrusted to us will receive PROMPT and CAREFUL
attention. All goods warrented as represented, OR MONEY
REFUNDED.
T. S.-A full stock of DOMESTIC" Paper Patterns always
on hand. These are the only reliable and perfect fitting patterns
in the market. Catalogues will be forwarded free on application.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-30
Congressional.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Mr. Davis, OF
illinois, presented a memorial signed
by $3.50 persons, representing sixteen
States, praying for the establishment
of II Bureau to collect statistics In re-
gard to and have special charge of la
Dor interests, and the appointment OF
q special commission to inquire to
what extent machinery has taken the
place of manual labor in general pro-
duction and manufacture. Referred to
the committee on Education and La
Dor.
The Senate again considered the bill
to pay Warren Mitchell for cotton Ia
ken from hin at Savannah, which, ef-
ter considerable discussion, a defeat
Ol by the rejection of the motion 10
proceed TO the third reading of the
bill. The Senate then agreed to take
up Mr.. Edmunds' resolutions, after
which il. adjourned.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-30
OLD,

People nro getting acquElnted-and th"sc wh'.
are not ought to be-wItk the wonderful merits Of
that grent American Remedy, tho
The weekly herald. [volume] (Cleveland, Tenn.) 1876-1888, 1879-01-30

Politically speaking. the WEEKLY
HERALD is independent in all
things and under all circum-
stances. II advocates those
principles thatit blieyes
to be the best for the
whole people, and
is not controlled
by any clique,
ring or poliH-
cal party.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18
FOREIGN.

LONDON, November lG.-A telegram from
Capetown, De-. 2Stll. says the Beers at Pat IL
erbroon have repeated the Mildlcbulg out
rage. Commandant Raft left Middicburg III
fear of his life. He reports the Beers are de-
tcrmincd to prevent the trial of the offenders
which was liked for October 3)Il. The Col
onial Secretary has held conferences with
MerIosi, who refused to submit. Hnstilities
were accordingly resumed.
A dispatch from Berlin reports that the law
sanctlonins the purchase of private railways
by The State has been referred to a committee
of the lower House of the Prussian Diet.
LONDON, November ia Cabinet coun-
Gil was held today which lasted two hours.
All the members were present except Viscount
Sardona. President of the Board. Alter the
council Musuras Pasha and Count Won Nun
ster, TURKISH and German Ambassadors, had
an interview with Lord Salisbury.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18
A Remarkable Railroad.

The Mount Washington railroad is Il mar
vel of engineering. 1t is three miles in
length. and rises S,625 feet, or one foot in
four. The principal feature of the railroad
is the coS-rail in the centre of The track. On
each driving-shaft Of the engine is a cog
wheel. The teeth catch the cogs in the cen
ter rail. propelling the car up the mountain.
The boilers of the engine are inclined down
ward, and when on "a steep grade are quite
horizontal. Every locomotive takes one car,
and is provided with a double set Of driving
wheels, SO that any danger from breakage Of
machinery is prevented. The ascent requires
one hour and ii halt, and one could step off
and on ii any point. The track is strongly
huilt, and is daily inspected by the men con-
~tinlaily employed I" police it. III ascending,
persons III the forward ca" have their feet on
IA level with III" heads ct t!lDsr WHO sit aft
near Tie r,ginr. Wtlici, .0;uI up, is the pro-.
polling power, and going down IT," fepelIiug
force.
The stecpe>t point is Jacobs ladder, il tres
tie 80 feet high ana ;GU irri long, the Grade
l,G04 feet to the mile, u tEivlrcH aud one-halr
inches 10 tn" yatd.-Mjajny d ScientjFc
Press.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18
HON. JAMES NJ. CAvANAUGH.


At a meeting of the pioneers Of Colorado
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEsEAs, " 1t has been appointed unto
man once to die and
WHEREAS, This awful truth has been once
again forced upon our attention in the death
of one whom in years past we have been
proud to call "our comrade" and "Our friend;"
be it
Resolved, That in the sudden and untimely
death of the Hon. James NJ. Cavanaugh, we
sincerely and deeply deplore the loss Of one
of Colorado's most honored pioneers, and one
whom we are glad to believe has at all times,
and under all circumstances, been CoiOrado's
earnest, faithful friend.
Resolved, That in his death We recognize
the fact that one of the bright lights of the legal
profession in our State and country has forev-
err gone out, and while we reflect in sadness
that we SHALL meet him nc more in our midst,
that we shall listen meyer again to his elo-
quent speech or to his ready repartee, and
that his noble, Irish-American heart no long
er beats IN unison with what he believed to
be the cause Of humanity and of right, yet we
find solace and comfort in the memory of his
good deeds, his kind actions and his bright
example, which we will endeavor to keep ev-
er before us, and when we shall individually
be called upon to cross the "wide river" may
it be truthfully said of each one of us, as it
can of him whose loss we now mourn, the
world is better tor his having lived in it, and
be it further
Resolred, That we can do no less than to
offer this tribute of respect to his memory and
our heartiest sympathy and coincidence to his
bereaved family, and that a copy Of these res
o~lutlons shall be forwarded to item; that
one copy shall be sent to the Association of
Colorado Pioneers in Denver, with the re-
quest that they be placed OH file in the al
ch,ves of the Associations, and that Il copy be
furnished eacl, OF the I.eadville daily papers
for publication, with a request to the Denver,
Central, Montana, Minnesota ami New York
papers to copy.-LeadrWe Rcrcite, I'd inst.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18

Teiegr.SN.9ing WitflGHi Wires.

Professor Looms cnmtint.r> },>rIprrimeutS
IN tie muUN;&nis of West Hi-qni4 Ia leinull-
Strate the rilaor! liza: IL c,rtai,t elevations
there is a la.ulal electric rn1r,l Iy taking
advantage Of which, telrsrapiiic signals may
be sent without the iIsc OF; WiHcS. Il is said
that he has autographed elrven m;,rs by meals
of kites flown with cop".. y rrs. When the
kites reached the same a!;Iiuda, q. got into
the same current, communicates by means
OF all instrument similar to that IT Morse was
easy, but ceased AS soon AS umr tt lie kites
was lowered. lie has im!i tuWe,> On two
hills about twenty miles apart, ami from the
tops of them las run ur steel rods into the
region of the electric currrit.-Iotrmd Of te
Telegraph.
The weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1878-1881, 1879-11-18
FARM AND

Chickens can be bought in Florida for four
cents apiece.
OF the 5000, 900 voters in the U. S., 6,0Oo,-
900 are farmers.
The exports of agricultural products from
the United States last year amounted to $780,
100000, and this year they will be much heav-
Ter.
Hot or quite warm water applied to any
painful part, or local. Inflammation, will re-
move the tension of the skin by drawing out
the internal heat from the congested part, and
lessons the irritability, and is productive OF
much comfort.
The fashionable English weddings are SOL
emnized at 3 O'Clock in the afternoon by a
special license which costs 500. People who
cannot afford so expensive a ceremony have
their banns called and are married before IL
o'clock.
The value of the farms of the United States
is II billions, and the annual product there
from is three billions. In four years, there
fore, the average farm more than pays for
itself.
Teams loaded with wheat fiji the streets of
Walla Walla, W. T., daily. 1t is timated
that there are two million bushels there yet
to ship. The railroad is blocked, as the cars
take the grain to WaIlula faster than the boats
can carry it Oft.
1t is asserted by one who has often tried it
that one teaspoonful of common salt dissolved
IN a tumbler of cold water and at once drank
will check the most violent palpitation of the
heart almost Immediately. The remedy can
do no harm and is worth a trial.
Avoid all sudden changes tween light
and darkness. Never begin to use the eyes to
read, sew, or write for some minutes after
coming from darkness to IA bright light. New
er read by twilight, moonlight, or on a dark,
cloudy day. Never read or sew with the light
streaming into your eyes; have the light upon
your work.
Drive your horse slowly for a mile or two,
if you are obliged to hitch him up mmedi-
ately after feeding him he will go enough
better the rest of the journey to pay for it.
Some give their horses an extra amount OF
feed just before beginning a long journey.
This is a mistake; it is much better to feed
as usual beforehand and give a generous
meal afterwards, which they can digest while
resting.
The two most essential a%djuncts of good
health are pure air and bright sunlight, there
fore never surround your house with shade
trees so closely that the sun cannot shine into
your rooms. Physicians will always tell you
that those houses where the blinds are always
down for fear of injuring the carpets, and
whose walls are thickly shaded by trees, are
the houses where sickness and disease are al
most sure to be found. So pull Il the blinds,
thin out the shade-trees, and let the sunlight
enter your house freely and fully. 1t is much
easier and better to buy new carpets than 1t
is to be sick and pay doctors bills.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
CONTRIBUTIONS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-The Senate in exec
utiyc session today confirmed the following nomni-
tous:
collector Ce'o''sUn. wallace Eo"ere san Diego cal
Itdgu Acent-AUgusjus T.. Keller, Oulo GO" Agency,
Montana. -, 49,,
II. Wright bayfield,. Wis .-,.- -.
b. llrst- j. lieutenant 24t illahtfv.
NGry Yf.ut5ul -- eisut II EiLccr l9adc l NC
Nary to be Caei IueiDoer.
Hampshtrc-Wiltc- Taf-'e'L Plv'nou-i T'iu"a- y;
Oold Iittleton. Ncrmou-Justin ". Moody Waterbury.
Chester W Greene. IAl River, Pow land j.
BOWEN. Nil.hurv; Charles r Home stoucham Temple
Dodge. Maiden Connect utSamue IT. taru.I, seymour
New NorK-JOhn T. CLARK Wni'eIai David : Nc clIughin
FiSAk Hudson. Robert H. Hunter, lourhEetns
Tr3.au4-OTar3l summers. kosOWO Geo. J. llLg-!4t,
r.Cusa4tle. IlnO7-Koher =. Fem, Nj. Stcrnc N'1hl
gan Henry BeCAcr Montague; Hiram Il. Fargo Gr,euyuc
lowa-Fayette W traron NaGuokets James J.. PARKER
Parker shurg Robert u spencer Algona Charles vs. Rcy
uods Gruuty Centre; William T. BuIgeSs, Fa cid Ju-us
NJ Rhoads Jefferson. Nsconsin-Edward WHaley, PTIrie
Vaftie t. Carroll. pain View. MissOur-AlouZo T. Lewis
C,Ttlare. William IT, Purse Louisiana: William u. Rice
PIERCE v. Neb-az Ms Nary j. Hammond A"-au
Ger shepherd. Falrm0nt Edward A GCssdrl, columbus
Joseph Woods. SChuIler Nevada. l. G. Fair Ald-
Tusclrera. A-kansas-John II. Certc?wC Fort smith
North Carolina Mary c. Daniels, wilson Gtorg1d-
Henry = Glover, Macon Daniel W Jarvis bai Charles
W. Arnold Albany. .Nahama-Thom,3 T. Arlington, Flor
encc KRusas-J. McIem1re, Lafayette charles ~ NOmbe
Tuscu-h1. ttI>slsspV-ius Il. Little, Aberdeen IC.nts
see-J0hL clinton, Brownsville.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.


Owing to the temporary absence of Speaker
Randall the House was called order to-day by Mr..
SAYLER Dem OhioD
Monday Sd February saturday, the III Of Feb
ruery. and Tuesday, the l1th of February were set
aside the delivery OF the memorial addresses, re-
spcctIvcly upon the late Mr. Quinn of New-YOrk; Mr..
schlccher, OF Texas, and Mr.. HartridGe, OF Georgia
Mr.. RICE Dem. OhioJ presented resolutions Of the
OHIO House representatives. thanking Congress for
passage OF the bill fog payment of Of pen
sions. Laid on tie table
night session was ordered for Thursday for re-
ports from the Committee on Pubic Lands;
After some unmportant miscellaneous business, the
Post Office Olll VI taken mp
The pending question was on tho amendment increas
ing by $4,000 the appropriation for route agents 1d
10 was agreed tc-yeas 10; nays 1885, and the Dill
Mr. HEWITT Dem. Y. " moved to go into Commit
OF the Whole the Army Appropriation bill. After
discussion the vote taken by ellers aud re-
sulted-yeas, 96 nays 1o1.
The yeas and navs were then ordered and resulted
Just before tae announcement. Mr.. HEWITT Dem,
- y changed hrs the negative, and upon the
announcement, was recognized 10y the sPLAkLR (Nr.
SSv!cD to MAKE a motion 70 recOnsido
Mr.. HOOKER U;cp., Miss moved 20 lay that motion
Mr. HEWITT Dem, y. Y.)-And upon that demand
Nj HOOKER-wen. hope Won viii not get them.
Tn yeas and nays were ordered. hut tne hour Of >
O'Clock having arrived the SPEAKER interrupted the
rolca stating that the oor the d!spoS&! Of the
CoInmrtee on the District Of Columbia.
Mr. CLAFLIN ORep., Massl, from tua comm ttee, re-
ported the bll imposing license on all trades. bust
ness and professions carried the District OF Column
bia The hill ordered % be printed and rccommttcd
MI O'NEILLRep., PENN introduced bill 20 establish
signal station Oh the EieakWater at Lc"cS' De-. Re
fcrrpd
a resolution adopted providing thar on and after
NCDGav EcbuaIy TO- Tie session " the House shall BE-
GIN AZ Il O'Clock g. m.
Bills were introduced and referred rs follows:
BY M. HASKELL Rep kan.l-AuthOllZigg the Sec
rctary the Interior ascertain the O money
expended by Kansas IN suppresng Indian h0-uiitcs.
By Mr. PEDDIE rep, y. Jl-For the construction of
a ship canal TO connect the waters Oi NCU-lork LAY
with the waters Of Newark Bay.
The House then al 34J D. adjourned until tenor
row.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Barrett refused yesterday to admit
1ohn schu,ot the man who killed Henry Madden ia q
o;I, harding nou Sc to bail He holds that the cv-
, IL. s,cb as should De submitted to jury 10 deter
, rther there sns a0t a motive for thc killing.
In the suit OF the Gold and Stock Tele-
crouh Company against the Central Union Telegraph
Con.pany Judge scdgwick In Superior Court special
Term has refused injunction. There are several
telegraph lines IA Greenwichaye and eevenih-aVe, the
nl,iuf having number OF wires II claimed that the
Central Companys would interfere with IFS "iFos
The defendants denied any such necessary interference
and set Mp that paindf had permit 10 occupy the
street Judge ScdgWlcE the nature dlG extent OF
tbe damage feared If such kind and TIE funIaIncn-
al principles Of law which the lainths place thelf
OF action are unsettled that 10 is not proper 10
continue the temporary Injunction. Porter Lu~uy,
soren stone appear for plaintiff; Charles y. JGdson
for defendant
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

Srprcroc Court Cbambrs-Bv, .ludce Barrett, barrett,
IT. hc matter oi R3 reu.r IoweII H., ssI n.s
their validity llonhciwer ag hayser-l"o~lhg - O"
approve ci the bond Dwight act atAl icy al II
tachuent issue returnabe february Blackwell agi IA
sel-kepcIt confirmed aud de,I.r g.hT ~ m and another
u 'ire 10 see .'nHsSi s so, c, 20 rber party Iv.
ingston AT toIn-Mo1n gAAyl, ply-or Storm ae
pointed receiver 1uuuinS agL 80" rt-,f and frr.h
order nay D., i.-uod. LaWton ag LcafyDcidut "eutu W
' @ mem =" MrGrs% at Bird: Ftuner at Lau-
Barh Gl0 ample authority for the order h5 Ihe
defendant has ds"b~y,d Titus ast lr,k siu iIsd on
ET9[T PaPeTi Ee' a1 ri l' arrest in.t be- vacated BAT.
udcr he crcnm,sncc- without costs and npon condition
Ry Jatse Don5hue-EIls ast Ei'.-Decree OF divorce
Crcn,-Part E-Ry Judge Van Brunt-IIeHic' Set' Nor
SoCc5I 7.,r,-By Judge 1awrcncevan slyck aet CON;
nor-I am .. the opinion thar u"h'r t1 & rT
BT judge vortGona end arotler ast the Contra!
Fv judy yiu Hruut-,1chsre at. the New-Yorl IRE
superior Cout-Spccia Iaw-By Judge Spelr.,--
whitney ast MARITIME et IL, ahu2, as .oi'sel %, IS
amendment being the lasi one Irol"'et D, IHg t %
BY Judge cdes Harris ar Re-i.; C., Remqr p,
Insurance tDupaLy-OTd,T eIaad l-th' pr. Nm =
art ~Drufzc 81 al Undertaking apni we'd Wright agt L.
Toar om-id on sgcIS .r.'al lt ,'Tono fC1 ,if1
etc. Woodvortu egt. Walton Aarm1c;urer7 NatI"n"l
Molar at. -chrlt/" clark alt Flanagan bowman al
purf. .auJafl Van WaP',u, sherman ag ~ ayG, j.
Never act ne World ComUuy sanr at same -l'trr7
granted. God anu stock Ieegsph company aF tne cen
MED with trss 10 ahide tie event Erc mrmUrandun
Iirh-lsI at idam-.-N ai ua-tOh az. uAAc
rt AL Motion dri.Ird meuoftn"uuL
Common Pieas->pccioi Iem-Bv Judge Van Brunt.
i.oua agr. Townsend; Hart, "tc ag IhtlanAppiir"
tiou- granted. Z..flrr 70 Kuntg.tond hAyl az pJ
Br0eL 70 N,af-Iyld approved and filed. In The matter o
tc -uWClt ~ London 10 te n- decree signed Iec4s
ing sure ties and di-char1iuE ASSIGNEE
Iv Iudc. r Daly-R.lman sgt Rosenths and D hers -
Decision With papers. Quoting az H'rnlIg-llg gloH
granted with 30 costs opinion. GiIauuat aSl hol
,otsu grained u' costs see D.Mon Lhe Nt oIH L!.c
Insurance Company Ihur-'Jn O. aLle'Nu with pa
U,r. Nvavue County savings Bank Low. Ihe motion
vII De granted procuring the acknowledgment "i r
surct- incorsed o. the moving papers
Blown as- Ca..ulc.-MULOA gIaltol re opinion.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
ARREST OF DEPUTY MARsHALs.

Warrants were issued yesterday by United
STATES Commissioned Lyman FOR the arrest of the nine
spccal Deputy United States Marshals against whom
George Bliss has made the charge that ,hey received
NAV for services claimed 10 have been performed on reg
i,rt,on and election DAYS while ar the time they
were in some other employment o the Government ser
vice Assistant Dis 'rct-AtOfney Iiero called upon MI
K.s 10 MAKE the formal complaint against the accused
nersous but refused Mr Fi0ro Therefore, after III
Kating matter made the complaints IN hs own
name The warrants were against james Il. tos-ruFc,
Marx T. Hea,ry Alexander II. Dennis0n, William Gu!l-
foie Henry Padd of0rd Nathaniel KOehler, Richard ;,
psrneu Coles Kayncr and Robert Evans. tosstOVe
- The ,n n one arrested yesterday. With his c"un,e
,Tudee DittrnhOcfcr. he appeared before the 'Oiuls
stgurr and hail pending the examination to-day
uI.ced al 81 800.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
She was an excellcnt charwoman. and

She was an excellent charwoman. and she
kept her one eye the main chance. The last time
that 70 Ohicate IN THIS honorable N humble
capacIty. was fivc weeks after her wido~EOOd. Her
employer addressed her by bcr marital name. and be-
gan To De sympathetic. when she stopped By sim
Uer that nl Scrcd Tie Tenaang orb Of vision FOR mo
ncnt. an Mrs Dash now" she said 80 Il nav seem
sudden Ike Maa-hsy Iug only buried Jones month.
Bur there wac Dash with twelve hug a-veck certain.
and knew he'd be- a provision for mr. and that he'd
look after the boys, VINO great trouble 30 stl.
Well then Da-h put up the baun. o. ~unday-ths hap
pen.d ~ we coming from the buryin ground
and married wen hr. Ana married we WOS. But call
me Mr. Jones for the present Maam I'm not used 10
Dash t. London World
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
Jan3llawCYWed

SUPREME COURT, City and County of New
- loIk-FRAN',I.s JANE JESTER Painun. aea,n.t
THAN KELLOGG her husband MICHAEL HAYES ana
THOMAS :. QUINN D-f,uGluts.-~uuuOUs To the above
named rcfcndtnt- You o. tho
aud 20 of ero's
twenty Srr tbt
OF this exclusive Of the daYo' service ana m
failure appear answer Judgment Nt'l hr tAk"
against Won nv daf int rcef drnaudod CONF
Daint.-Datrd Sen.N OK. Do'rmbrr ll. ISIS.
WILSON VI. POWELL. Plaintiffs Ait0rucv.
once and Post Office address, NO. 20 M1l.f.
New York t.ic.
To the defendant. Helen " Kellogg auG Nathan h lo2g
her husband. The foregoing suu1H n- served upon by
publication pursuant oidrruf the Hon. NCah DAVIS
un. the Justices u e supreme Court - fhe atr ~ New
uslde 40 ChAmbs-, az the County tuft HOu-e In ths
the 10Th dIy Of bs,rurtr l~sa. aud
ucd with the complaint the office ~ the CrrA " the city
and County Of the tount tut House SAID
cliy. WILSON ". F''M ILL
Plaintiffs Attorney, No - Si.st. y Y.
Dr. laWcwF.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFER4
Nru -YnnE cry

47thstss 700 It v Of stb ave. 3o5 '-zfj Theron -
strong 20 ChrstOplcr Mooney 90
FOrihau-aye, " : lot No so, 2jyl3i William "
Rr3ckett referee 10 Ferdinand EngehO!m -.--.- 40
2d-aye. e .. 20 r. Of l24ih A.. .0ySO william IL
CLARK referee to Frederick 1aypen and others,
Executors, etc. el'O
9d-ave. from "3d 10 eith-st .ol.5N71 JacuD Nj
Chalsk 20 Jacob Maschke .I 1,J'
Ludlow ~. Sos 81 and 43 simon FuoA, and VIE 70
Philip Bohnrt-
Grovest. ! e. cor Eedford--t. =. lxiOO; William Il
Cocks and other. David Cocks --.-.....-.- 400
oth.st. rs l25 Of lstave 2'y!2.J; ILLlp J
Kopp and wife John kOnr nralirka. -
Gfh.ave n " cor l3Jth-t S1.fIp9. Il Joseph ZTei
f-l 10 Richard Arnold amt others .----.----. 1870
9GthSt, 342S II ? OF shave, 2iJN97.9i RICHARD
Iappin and wife 10 James lIjrer ...-.--..... eli
4Oth-St. " cor lstave, 15Xl4-lLa; solomon Bell
mann and wife 20 Henrietta B0nkOt-ky .---..---.--
l3tnst. Il :. % II of Ave-B. 451lOJ]i Johann Of
ter-tctt and wife 10 Christian Otter-tttt 800
SIst-st l744 n " OF lst2ye : inNlO2.2; John X
Dtane and wife 10 John NJ Laughllr. y
rodsf n :. 30 q " Of "a ave 4ONluo.2; Carrie
Drvfoos husband 20 Louis DryiOOs s,.O
eiIson to Msielaihe Denuth - 1880
1o5th-,T n e. 100 n Of 9Th ave, S2NlI-Il!rcguaTi
n brewster referee To Mary NO0tcOck.-.--- 100
29th 81. : lot 40 3J7. 2JXJSS. D Graham Iel
cree to william r KEYS -----..--- 500
sOth-st. u r i6b.HN u Of 3dave, los o-lKlOO; .
HsWes releret, ~ Ira r DOylng g----------.-.- -Uo
New-York tribune., 1879-01-31

plaintiffs in error aud Assistant Atoney Smith for
defendant IN error. -. r
No l62-Louis Hershhcd al. plaintiffs In error art -
Creighton. q al on motion OF y Nilsopi ClsIheA WI"
costs under sixteenth rne. -.--o
No l63-The United states plaintiffs IN crcor agt eoTgs
4 sheridan "a the Circuit Court ot inc ~.
states for The District of Louisln1 submitted 10y
Attorney smith for Plaintiffs in error ana = 9h'
barCcT J. ". - lion for defendant IN error ,.-
No. lGj.-Tbc Alliance Mutual LIE Assurance o"oiey'
laintif aC Lizzie b. scobee. Continued ,-.t.
O. IGG-DayrdI L. Nulee. plantin IN error: agt
No1e n error 20 the Court ~ Appeals ~ NeW-l "rP
ged by T. DckcrsOn and Wm NJ MorTck iOr pl4n'h al
error and =. Phillips fOT defendant IN error -
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T. Be.uregar al; In error 10 the Circuit court "i ~,
ue Ntatef the District % louisiana Argument COM
turucei Nv J. D. Rouse. for appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow al y O'CLOCK