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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

TIE DIFFERENCE-A northern minister was
introduced to colored minister, and inquired
after bis work. Il preach, sab, On Col. GOrdon's
plantation" elbow many colored people have
you there?" "Well, sab, bout a hundred aud
seventy ve." "And how many have you In the
churcn?" 'Dat 'pends, sab, altogether on de
time 90 de year. In de 'vival times dey's all
members. In de backslidin' times der's nObody's
members but Uncle Billy and old Aunt Katy
TAugustG Chronicle
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CITY ITEMS.

Oh, My HEAD ACHEs!-Then take dose of
QtirEs Irish Tea. The great bilious remedy.
Price Is cents package.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

es consistory VIII be held early in Ma
ratHer Newman, 1T Is stated In Roman Caro-
nc circles will very probably go to Rome for u,
~ cooperative grocery store on the Emo
tsh pan was opened in Boston last Thursia; :
evening en- The capital stock OF the corporation
Is SIX Thousand dollars divided Into fifteen nm,
dred shares OF four dollars each. ali or wh;ch
nave 1een TAKEN and It is intended to have
~ Epson, democrat, is elected to Conpres.
from the sixth district Of Texas by 1000 majort-
~ Eight miners were burned some seriously
by fire damp explosion yesterday. In orc co.
l1ery, near Branchdale, Pa. WV W.
tH-The Portland (Oregon) board Of trade has
unanimously adopted long memorial ad1iress -
ed to President Hayes condemning In stronp
terms Chinese immigration to that state.
~ In the U. s. circuirt court at Richmond
Va, yesterday, In the cases OF the federal CIV
eminent against the state officers, known as
the gold cases. was fixed for hearing on the 2Sd
OF May next. Wan -''''
N-Ihe Raleigh IN. CO. Mems pleads for a
reductlon Oh letter postage to cents per hail
ounce. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

ATTENTION, VOTERS Look to your interest
and save Doctor bills by using DR.. Butts C0ugh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

l AM BILIOUS -Qnirk's irish Tea will make
man of you. Sold by druggists at 25 cents
package
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18
CUTICURA REMEDIES.

CUTICURA REMEDIES.
CuTIcuRA REsoLvENT is the most powerful Blood
Purlfer AID Liver stlmulant ever compounded.
CUTICURA is the great external remedy for all
Sores.
CUTrCURA Soar il an elegant toilet and medicinal
assistant to CUTIcURA for all external affections
PREPARED by Weeks Potter, Chemists and Drug
ests, 3e0 Washing ton street. Boston, Mass and II
sale by al pruggists aud Dealers Price Of CUTI-
oCRA small boxes, 80 cents large boxes containing
two and one half times the quantity OF small, 81
hEsoLyENT, 81 PER bottle. CUTICURA Soar, rs
cents; by mail 50 cents; three cakes Is cents
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

The National Hotel Outrage Case.
Yesterday, In the Criminal Court, Judge Hag-
ner, the trial OF MAJ E. II. Curtis, alias Ray In
cted for committing an outrage On the person of
Ella Tydings, OF Baltimore, at the National
Hotel In March, 1877, was continued after our
report Closed District Attorney Wells and his
assistant, 81. ii. Wells, 1r.. for the government;
w. A. Cook and g. b. CorkhiI for the prisoner.
der of the defence to prove that the Complain
Ing witness had lived in houses Of ill.fame the
Court reserved his decision. Mrs. Alice Robin
son, OF No. Boundary avenue, between Penn
"a new witness) testified that she saw Ella
WDen sne returned. and she complained OF the
outrage.
Tbs morning, on the court converting, Judge
Hagner announced his decision on the question
discussed yesterday-the admissibility of ey-
Gence as to the prosecuting witness having been
an inmate OF houses OF Ill fame since the occur
renee. He referred to numerous authorities
and In the course of his remarks said that it
could not be said that the law was that once
wrong always wrong. for 1t would be barbarous
fortunately there are cases where women who
nave 1allen have been reclaimed. The public
nave provided refOrmatOry institutions for such
and they have been the means Of doing much
good. He could not permit these questions to
De asked. The defence reserved an exception.
unomas u. Haroln testified for the prosecution
not Know the prisoner; recolectS that the
name Major E. ii. Curtis and lady," on March
xSel, was IegiStere0 Oy party ne Old not know,
they were assigned adjoining rooms. The de-
fence called James Brent, one of the walters at
the National hotel, who testified as to the locac
ZION OF rooms Is and Il; recOllectS lady and
gentleman Occupying the rooms in March, 1871,
and to going up for the dishes between and S
O'Clock; saw the parties, the gentleman stand
ing and the Lady sitting by the window. On
cr0SS-exam1natfOn witness said the girl looked
SAD, ard be had the impression that she had
Deen CRYING. DR.. c. C. Cox testified that he had
examined the amputated arm of the pri1Oner
" y tn OWN ofn
force In the stump necessary to hold any ones
bands last, but the court ruled Ii out on the
ground that that was question for the Jury
=. TenDy, OF the National hotel, testified to the
location OF the rooms IS and IS which it is
claimed were occupied by the parties and to
tne ease with which sounds may be heard from
them In the hail. AS rule there were bolts
on both sides Of the connecting doors. DIR. D.
W. BisS testified TO examining the arm of the
accused and that the amputated arm possessed
nuch less strength than sound arm. A re-
cess was taken.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

REAL ESTATE SALE.-MeSsrS DuncansOn Bros
sold at auction yesterday, for the owner, lot d,
In square $40, improved by brick dwelling
and store, being premises No. GIG 9th street
Northwest, to W. N. Calf, for Sc, 5OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

AN UNUSUAL opportunity Is offered for pur-
CHASING a nrst-class business property on eth
street, next to Boundary, at auction tomorrow
evening at 43o O'Clock. Any one desiring such
property should not fail TO attend. Sale Pc
IemptOry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

URGING THE NEGROES TO RETURN.-The Kan
sas City Times has dispatch from Vicksburg,
Miss, April 12, as fOllOws:-Gentlemen OF uii-
doubted financial standing and respectability
authoriZe me to state and request you TO pub
hsn mat all destitute cOlored people In Wyau-
aolle ana your city who wish to come back viii
nave their 1ares paid and all their rights pol,-
tlcal and civil, VIII be guaranteed TO them =
~. ". Campbell, Isditor CoamerciaI.
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COLLINS,
Voltaic Electric Plasters,

Hundreds OF little Eerves and Muscles respond to
the Electrical Action Of these wonderful Plasters,
the mcment they are applied. They instantly Az
nIhi ate Pain, Strengthen Weak and Painful Parts,
Draw Poisons from the Blood, Prevent Fever aud
Ague, Liver AID Kidney Complatnta R,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

WASHING TON FISH MARKET.-Sold by r. A.
Golden agent, since last report: IS, 900 nerrings
from s. to 81 per thousand; $500 shad from
$l2 10 SIS per hundred; 700 punches rock and
perch from 90 TO 40 cents per bunch; 1900 jacks
from 81 to 81 per hundred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.-The great popu-
and lime" has induced some unprinciplei per
sons to attempt to palm of q simple article Of
their own manufacture; but any person who Is
suffering from Coughs, Colds, OF Consumption,
should be careful where they purchase this
article 1t requires no putting The results OF
It's use are Its best recommendations; and the
proprietor has ample evidence on file Of its ex-
The Phosphate OF Lime possesses most mar
vello1s healing power, as combined with the
pure Cod Liver on by DR.. Wilbor; 1t is regu-
by A: B: 'Wilbor, Chemist, Boston, and ali
druggfsts. tmw
SKINNY MEN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking In flesh, VITAL brain, or nerve force, use
'Welles' Health Reneuer." Greatest remedy on
earth for impotence, leanness, sexual debility,
advice free. Depot, IS Barclay street, n Y,
ana Tor washington at 40 Pa. ave. 3,24-eo1y
CHAAOALR AND LIVER PILLS tDr. ChandIer's),
:uIeiy vegetable and tasteleSs. No noxious
irugs. Formula on each package. All know
s shat they are taking: Cure dyspepsia, heart
.ess, sick headache, pain in back Or shoulders,
ddney affections nervous debility, coated
tongue, all impurities OF the blood 36c per
Sackage All druggists. Principal depot, J. W.
Drew, ath ana Fenna. avenue. 2,9o,2
CHEW Jackson's Best Navy Sweet Tobacco. fly
PLES.-Dr. Ch0ndIer's Piton; sure cure for
Pes; instant relief; harmless; never failing. All
1rugg19s; 80 cents Principal depot, J. W.
Drew, 9th ana Penna. avenue. 1909:
FOB UPWARDS OF THIRTY YKARs Ma. Wins
.oU's Soothing Syrup has been used for children.
It corrects actdity OF the stomach, relieves
wind collie, regulates the bowels, cures dysen.
terry and diarrh9a, whether arising nom teeth
Ing or other causes. An old and weN-trted rem.
edy; Is cents bottle.
TO LADIES AND GENTIRMEn.-Wew wish TO call
attention to A. F1schers Chemical Securing and
Dye1ng establishment, No. 9O6 g street, near
9TH street. BY promptly adopting the latest
improvements, whether OF American or Euro
pean invention, he is enabled to do his work Ia
; manner not to be eQualled by those not pos
5e8sing these facilities Gents suits Cleaned
for 81. N. Blaze curtains cleaned from Is
cents up to 81 window. Wool blankets from
Is cents to Is cents pair, by cleaning number
reduction In price. Spectalty-Ladies party
dresses, spotted or sOiled round the bottom,
cleaned without doing the whole garment: IS
years experience.
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roll had not uttered word. Gssping for breath
he now exclaimed:
'FtR GODS SAKE KILL ME AS QUICK AS you CAN. ,
When the rope frightened around his neck and
brokenly, '.My God, you are killing me-" 'Yo1
- or a, that's what we are after" was the
answer. The rest OF the distance to q small
black walnut sapling was made in a couple Of
minutes.
SPEEDY EXECUTION.
No time was lost here. The rope was thrown
number of young men who climbed 1t for that
purpose. One man kicked Carroll savagely on
the head twice as he lay on his back while the
rope was going over the limb. Three men at
the end of 1t soon had him swinging with his
feet some nine inches from the ground He
drew his tied feet up once or twice and pressed
MS handcuffed hands against the saoling. A
big canal man reached up and forced the VIC
died In ten minutes In that position. In his
left hand he still held his old black felt hat
tightly ciinched, and will hold it until his death
grip Is loOsened. AS his feet left the ground
the drlzzling rain increased to steady fan.
me hanging was not a professional one, the
KNOT, instead of slipping to the back OF the
neck, catching under the left jaw, throwing the
face upwards. The crowd stood eXcitedly talk
ing over the matter for some ten minutes after
the hanging. Some OF them broke pieces from
the saping to limb Of which the dead body
swung, and others carried off pieces of the
clothing BADLY torn by the rough hasdling)
from the dangling body as CHASTITY relics OF the
execution. In fifteen minutes after CARROTS
feet left the ground his body swung alone In
the cold rain, the tongue protruding about III
an inch.
In this case retTibution followed swift and
sure. The outrage was committed about IL
o'clock Monday night. Carroll arrived 10
georgetown Wednesday. and was arrested
about noon yesterday. He left Washington at
A:s5, In custody, and arrived at Sugar Loaf Hili
at 6.32. At GAS his dead body was dangling
from the limb Of a sapling. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

The SALE of the Writ Goldsborough library
lostponed until Wednesday evening next, April
go, same hour
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

Do NOT BE DEfERRED by the present incle-
ment weather from hitting out your boys and
children with spring garments at the BOYS
Clothing House Of b. Robinson & Co.. 900 Penn
sylyania avenue, but make your purchases now
and avoid the rush
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKETS. ID. Means
q Co--Queenstotcn DroUe Yard, April II, 1879.
lsl head cattle, all sold at prices ranging from
10 5,siHc-; % left over. $50 sheep and lambs:
all sold at prices ranging from Old Sheep Az 70
BE-; lambs, q TO sc. cows and calyes-6 sold
at SO TO $50; left over. Market dull aud
Quality good
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

PLuhBING and gas fitting, Hamilton's, s11 d
6tieet.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

ALEXANDRIA Fish MARKET.-The Alexandria
Gazette cf yesterday states that the fish receipts
consisted OF about 8. 500 shad. which sold at S12
Per hundred, and q, 600 herring which brought
sass per thousand A quantity OF rock were
sold at 2oa3o cents per bunch, and perch at Is
cents per bunch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-18

Billy HelmuS, IA 7th street.
STREET HOsE, gas COOK stoves, at Hamilton's.t
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GALLANT RESCUE CT A LITTLE CHILD FROM
DANGbk.-Dr. Turner, secretary OF the National
Board OF Health, this morning rescued lCtie
school girl. who, while On her way TO school
fell down and was In danger OF being run over
Dy large express wagon, on 14th street. be-
tween and K. The Doctor succeeded In saving
the child from instant death, but was himself
run over by the wagon and badly Injured abou,
the body and limbs
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CHEW Jacksons Best Navy sweet Tobacco. It'll,

PlES.-Dr. ChdndIes's Piton; sure cure for
Piles: Instant relief harmless; never failing. AN
druggists; 80 cents. Principal depot, J. W.
Drew, 9Th and Penna. avenue 2N2.
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TIE neck, but very little. LOcomotion being
difficult in the sticky soil-the mud was over
ankle deep those having hold OF him soon got
tired and with but one exception let go. He
was then pulled along by the neck gasping ana
his body secured an OOZy track Ia the soft soil
TEE GEORGETOWN OFFICERS TO THE RESCUE
About fifty yards had thus been traversed
when some one looking back saw Officers VOlk-
pan and Harper approaching in an awkward
lun through the mud. The guard Which had
feen placed over them on the train had left to
see the hanging we'll done, and the officers were
wtthstanding the heavy odds against them they
came forward exclafming, "Gentlemen, this
must not be done. 1t Is against law and order.
We must perform our duty and protect this
man." The crowd stood for minute: then
several OF them yelled $50 back; you cant
come here"
THE OFFICERS CAPTURED.
The officers iBtimated that they would not be
Inundated, and rushed towards the crowd.
Out they were each seized by four men and
DOlLe DoOly 10 the road. Both officers on the
way kept protesting that 1t was not right; that
the Jaw snouid axe It's course. Tney were car
rled 10 the railroad station and placed on the
train, which had in the meantime gone upon
the main line and backed to the station Here
they were detained, a guard OF lynchers re.
naming With them until the train started. and
1t Is presumed they reported the facts at Fred
Tue HUSBANDS ATTEMPT TO AvENGE HIS wtFRs
As soon as the officers had been seized, the
lynchers dragged Carroll on. They stopped but
once more before reaching the skirt OF the
woods. This stop was Occasi0ned by the hus.
prisoner. He whipped out knife and made a
dash at the choking man. 1t was only by main
force that ne was prevented from mutilating
the object OF bis wrath. Up to this time Car.
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COrRT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, y. Y, Dec. 2.-ln the Court of
Appeals Tuesday December .. ls79present. the Hon.
Sanford +. Church. J.. and assOciates-the following
decisions were handed down:
Freebarg Brsnigan-MOrOn 20 dismiss appeal denied
$40 The People rel Whittier and others 7g'
0thers-MotiOu denied Thompson BuTaas.
stearss Executors AIT "a TIE First National Bank Of
Springfield Dana Judgment revcrs and trial
granted costs o. abide event Hall agt HenarcksOuJ udg
Term reversed. and Judgment %
COTLcS agt WiSn Judgment
affirmed Brown agt knapp-Judgment OF Gep-
Term reversed. ard that Of Sepcal Term mOdnei ~
sirik herefrOm SA39 o., aud by max he simply a
personal the ordinary form Tor the balance with
the appeal the Court and thus
affirmed without Of appeal IN the supreme Court
IN tins Court 10 either party.
800 Henry Iuhil AMI another respdiS, agt Theodore
Bo-ar app; bv samuel Hand FOR app. MEG uire
fI Fespdis No l2l->terhen T. Gordon and another aps
Louis Hartman. resrct argued by James CLARK for
applts Cook resDdt No 2SJames Kirkpatrick
respdt agt the NewfOrk Central and Hudson
railroad appt, argued by Frank Looms Tor
appit.. r. Countryman for spdG
he Court OF Appeals for Wednesday
December 1873 follows Nos l21, lls, lO5 100 rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
THE COURTS.

MARRYING AGAINST HIS FATHERS WILL.
A divorce case involving some romantic
features was brought to close in BROOKLYN yesterday
Max Moser was the Of q wealthy banker IN Berlin,
who threatened to dsnherit him he did not break on
attachment which he had formed Tor gr OF ni'een
Years Noser was then twenty years OF He came
10 this country and followed oy the girl, TO whom
he was married in this CITY, He opened cigarstore IN
the Bowery. Subsequently he discovered package OF
letters which convinced btm of his wtfes nndetv ne
brought On action for absolute divorce. and obtained
decree This aside because the defendant was
of age Moser aterward went TO philadelphia anu
upou the death Of his father returned 10 Germany,
where he "a living Mrs Moser then brought an se-
the supreme Court Of Kings county iof an aosO
lutte divorce. and got decree yesterday
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

suPRKsK couEI-CHAMnss- Brady Court opens at
IS 81 81 r. g. So ~ rs Ice los no III ise is4 lS5
isa 49, ss IA lbs es 1856 ies, III 1856 49, ios 1873.
csESESAI IEHx-Davis p - ana Brady and ingalls,. IL
srseI4I fEss-ssrrett. J-court opens at 1880
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so. eV Io7s lbs 5i is9s sI I o
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Part II-Iawrence. J.-court opens 1890 m.-Ncs
1926 az. 1857. esl, &c., $751; 1875 lS-s IA. 1922
$50 $50 1876 is72 s7s ii7S ISL. llla 2isi I727.
l5 o 1883 T ;se 7 7Ss gS S tO cs 100
PaRT IIi-Donohue. J-Courf opens at lo:sl a. Mos.
s:s lses i Ss 1855 1885, as 1880 100 o los
1913 1873 ifYS is t iSse s 40 7sc 1856
ss5 1910 i5so 1889 Us ISL Ice 80 l1sS Dsa.
SPECIAL TEGx-sper J-Sou5t opens al ~ a m.-cAien-
Non 90 ~! ~ 81 So sSS. Goa AZ 5si
'i P.ET iIrSd;oSrnsd until December Is
81. r.z vi. los sas Soc sos
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sSse.s fi1s-Ssn Hosssa open.
No si ~ lis q IS : pay. '-'' opens
mH as c4o so ls ls sss SOL iss as.s
1904 i2as, iz2S 1880. 1871. 1859.
IA ,.s ssH 49, Sls9' iiss iSo iiss ia
SxssIIo oogIrs Ts.L rsaa5PaHr I1Asss J7csSg err
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n:.,9 Hsss mayhem PssS;
S pSs.1 IS: sys c.s
ssuy zes BrewD larceny from The person JACOB Ala John
tzsi I--0ldsrsi..ys lin. People art William A Ross.
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IRRESPONSIBLE. 9.

Ssprems Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Brady
sSss a sFS rs ana S en
Hil hope Mutual Life Insurance Company Com
granted Buyers agi Meurs0rder granted denying motion
Hahlo agt Ash-see memorandum Gross Garcewicx
RiehaIdson art Johnson PAGE aei Je1 L9oenstsin se
tonal and Furnace Works Cameron AIT Walsh Rx
ser Washington Lite Insurance company ACT Pgckhoer
Asw5es ae' Haskes SsmRoel az, III, y
society art MeCool sane AZ Ieven1hsl s.u'Gs Life In
snrey IO~ery asi cTep Meena,es ami ITadeTs
schs g. Barrett; Thebha aEt Murphy se'bedein ag
Have Dean ss Bel Arc9lnnas 3E,- Ilford VAL Sg
agt Mae sughtOn another agt. Gulard
fsT sos asSSs1 ss scy ss
~ Judge Danieis--Bowen agt Bo~en-opnion
Connolly sgt Keez-ordsr az settled Nelson AIT Nelson
" nothing receive ii seems unnecessary
csgeSa" PsS II-By Judge -Iuuiard ast
Kssr ana Others csss st scPaand ait Ban ana
sssc. .sae a"an Ss & Mayor -
Common Picas-SDeciGi Ierm-bv Judge Van Hoe
eischarged bond vacated Bailey ass Kes:sT
BaneEe ast schwartEe al Wyatt sg Lynes and Others
By SaSss Larrcmorc-carpenter agt Nickerson-Report
Wo,j1e Conrt-Cha,abers-B Judge Sheridan
Travis sgt McGam.-M Motion granted demurrer oyerruled
,Ol0us Noorhis ag, granted alrec
hsn9 iioTed Young agt opened
granted ior december H. iss GROW aS
new Graves agt Cameron schwiIz Sgt vgil kruse asI
Dey a welnan Hal lgt Ryan LeschrusSy aet Harris
BY Judge snnot..wqnd sgt MURPHY Notion denied S
with so coss TO ABIDE the event Waite agt PAGAN MO
set PohasSi and oicrs-Moton without
Kenaeay -MotioI denied SO FlcEe Daily.
soson Grant 90 .a1ses 1a S Term Fore at .IteT
a SiT ass see paper. ehS1 ag wyeESa Mayer
signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Choate has handed down decision
IN the matter the bankruptcy of Sidney sheloune
Henry b. Todd bought for $1,000 note made by the
bankrupt for $4,000 In the state Courts, Todd oh
tanned n verdict for $4,000 but the Judgment was
reversed nv the General Term ana trial ordered
unless the plainir would accept II 300 The action Il
still pending tho state Courts. In his decision Judge
ChOate says: There think. doubt that accord
Ing the authoritative decisions OF the Courts OF New
York this creditor Todd recover In the Courts OF
state only the he paid for the note and In
terest the from the time OF the purchase.
The decision OF the register reducing the claim
20 Al 900 Is affirmed"
The laws of 1879 provide that no defendant
IN a divorce salt. convicted OF adultery, shall marry
AGAIN until the death tue complainant unless the
in which the judgment of divorce was rendered
shall In that respect modify such Judgment; which
modification shall only made upon satisfactory proof
planant has remarked that five years have
elapsed the decree OF divorce rendered and
conduct or the defendant since the dissolution
Of the marriage has been uniformly good" Tue nrst
case I'm the Supreme Court, Second District. under This
provision before Judge Gilbert in Brooklyn yes
terdaY. George W Greene, OF Westchester County.
whose wife, Mrs L. NJ Greene. obtained divorce IRON
him i've and Who has siuee remarked, asked
the decree modified 10 permit him 10 marry
again. The request was granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-Tbe following busi-
transacted In the United states supreme Court
TO-DAY:
on motion r. Biddle Roberts Webb, ~ Portland.
Me admitted 10 tice also Lawrence NaA.
we'll Cincinnati Of stanley Matthews am John
Mont OF Onawa cry Iowa on motion Of Gaius- Pas rs
l,S7.OliNe Jones' plintin In error ag Ham " FL
lows A. IN 90 he supreme Court ~ AaD tnaOu
Of John T. Morg d0rketen and dismissed with costs
No. 9u-F r. Hmckey. late appellant, agt.
Gilman Clinton and the -prngnejr Rairoar COMPANY ap'
Illinois Argued By o.. W krrtzn.er Tor the ap
pant and n b. Roberts for the ainin IN error No ~
Mary p Collins executrix etc. appellant the steamer
suit priz- Argued Dy 4 W..
b. F. uaker for appellant AMI Dv solicitor Gen.
Phillips for appellee No 9i-rhe Cincinnati and Cit
AIT Line Railroad Company applan agt James Pui
len, trustees. etc-Passet No. 95-Wiam :. NJ Becker
appellant agt Elizabeth Selfen appeal from ONO. Argu
begun by II. =. Lloyd FOR appellant
Adjourned uatll II O'Clock tomorrow.