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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-05
DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST.

REGULAR PAD-s2 90: luclp!eu' diseases, frs,
stages Chills and Fever etc.
SPECIAL PAD-s3 %; Chronic Liver and S,om'
ach Disorders, and Malaria
SPLEEN BELT s. 90; Enlarged Spleen and
Liver and Chill Cake
INFANT PAD-sl ~; Preventative and cure Of
Cholera infantlm and summer
Complaints
AuxilRres for Nervous
BODY PLAsTERS-50c and Circuatiye TrJub.
les throwing OF OBJ
FOOT " pair i0c structions and remoY
ihg pains
Auxiliary for colds, Sick
ABSORPTION SALT-l headache, numbness Of
box 25c; 6boxes, sl,25 extremiues, etc,
For further information az to diseases reached by
the Pad and its Auxiliaries, consult our pamphlet
Al
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for fortunes every week, and pays immense profits,
by the New Capitalization system Of operating In
Stocks. Fu.. explanation Oh application 70 ADAMS,
BROWN y Co, Bankers, . Broad st. y. Y.
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r. Holiday Newspaper FREE Address DANIEL
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viii pay salary Of 500 per month, aud expenses.
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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND OATS
OFFICE OF CHEF QUARTERMAsTER.
Fort LeavenwOrth. Kansas,
April 10, 1879.

Aptii III, 1853.
SEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicaie,
- will be received ut this office and at the
osic OF the Post Qrsrtsrm,siers at each
'ost named be ow, until ii o'clock. A. NJ,
Lavenworh time. on Tuesday, May 20,
1879, for he d. livery, during the iical year
commencing July 1. 1879. OF HAY at
Fors Dodg., i.esvenworih. Ril-y, and
Wsliac.. Ksn-ss; Fort LIon, Color
ado; Fort L no, Gibson, Sill, and
Sop; ", and Can.onnlent near Barrel
Sp-ng,i T.; anu Fort Ellior, Texas
Also. n, the same time, at ih,s Office on y,
( r OATS 1T DJ5ge Cltv. Junction City.
Wic!i;, or C-idwtli, and For, Lesven sor' h,
Ka' sis, and ForIs Keno and Sill, l. +.
BIDS will be received for any portion Of
the supplies Preference will be gwen 10
.rticle. OF doae-tc pr GuctloD. The gov
eminent Reserves the right to r.ject any or
all bi is. The proposals will b. open,d in
he presence Of bidders, and will be sut ject
to the conditions pri ted thereon, and sp>ci-
fed in circul,r', which viii be Furnished, on
appl:s atior, from this cGice. These circu-
lars will give fuii particulars. Payment for
he supplies depends upon a future appro-
priaiiou tor the purpose by Congress. En-
vel ps containing proposals. should be
niaiuly marked p opo'als Tor Hay Tor
Ors) at --." and sddr, ssed to the
undersigned or to the Quartermasters at the
posts for which the suppiis are rSqni'ed.
hUtUS SAXTON,
49-4w Deputy Q. NJ. ,ieneral.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
PROPOSALS FER FRESH BEEF
AND MUTTON

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE
Missouri, OFFICE CHIEF CoMMIssARY
OF eUBsIsTENCE, Fort LEAvENwoRTH.
KANSAS, April 1t. 1879
CEALED PROPOSALS, in iriplic.ie
y viii cory OF his ADVERT ament attsched,
viii be received st this Office and at tn.
orfiCes of the Acting ComEi--ari-s OF Sub
-I-'enc- ct The ~ SITS nsr,ed below. until
o'ciock, 2. NJ, on ius-d~. May 9Th, 1879,
tor furnIshil the Fresh Beef and Mutton
r,qui I'd nv iae >u! -ivnce department. U
:. A., fir twelve monh comm, ncing July
I, 1879. at each of he following posts,
viz:
Forts IesveDworth, Biey, Hays. Wal
c. and Dodge, Kan-s; F,cs Lvor, C,o--
.do; Forts Gu SON, R-no, Sill. Suppls anG
New Pcs: on Canadian River, /. I anc
Fort Elliott, Texas.
Separate bids are also invited for furnish.
ing for the same period, choice cuts for Off
GERS Use, and also for furnishing such Beet
Cattle on the hoof, as may be required at
each post fir the use Of troops in the Geld or
on the march.
b dd.rs mus. understand that the CON-
tracts made under this advertisement shsll
no, be construed to involve the United STATES
in any obligation for payment in excess Of
the appropriation granted by Congress for
the purroe.
E ch bid must contain a guarantee signed
BY Two responsible psItiss th,t in ca The
bid Is accepted, the cosirsct viii be entered
into with COED and sufficient bonds within
ten days after it is awarded.
The undersigned reserves the right to re-
ject any or ali bids.
Blank proposals, infor nation as to condi-
tons, quality OF beef, payments, &c, can be
obtained upon application 10 the under
signed or to the A. c. s., at either Of the
posts named.
]. II. GILMAN,
4S 4w Captain and c. q. s.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
DO you BELIEVE IT.

That in this town there gre scores Of per-
sors passing our store every day whose lives
are made miser able by Indigestion. DyspeP-
sis, Sour and distressed Stomach, LiveI
Complaint, Constipation. when for rs cents
We will cell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guar
anteed to cure them. Sold BY H. ]. Fringer,
Druggist
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
WE CHALLENGE THE woRLD.

When We ray we believe We have evidence
70 prove that ShiIoh's Consumption Cu'e is
decidedly the rest Lung Medicine made, in
~ much as i, will kill a common or Chronic
Cough in one hall the time and relieve Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Whoopipg Cough, Group,
and show more cssss of Consumption cured
than all Others. 1t will cure where they fail.
It is pleasant to take, harmless to the young
eat child, and We guarantee what We say.
Prize, II cfs.. 20 cte. srd S1O0. II your
Lungs are core, Chest or Back lame. uae
Shiloh's P"ru. Plaster. Sold by II. ].
Fringer, Druggist.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
JUST NOW

JUST NOW
Is the time TO use that King of Remedies for
the Blood and Liver SARSAPARILLA, DAN
pELlOS, AND IODIDE OF POTASSIUM. II
cures Scroiula, Chronic rheumatism, and dis
eases of the skin. and Mercurial and syphilitic
affections.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03

The most popular and fragrant Pc sfume Of
the day HACKMETACK" Try it. Sold
by H. J. Fringer, druggist, Dodge City,
Ksnsas.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
EVERY WESTERN FAMILY

Says BROWNS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
are u positive and sure cure tor Sick Headache,
d liousness, and Liver Complaint. They are
prepared especially for the West and Southwest
Try them and you viii use no others.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03
]. II. GILMAN,
Captain and C. q. s.
4S 4w
NEVER FAILS.

The healing properties OF ARNICA are con-
ceded by all physicians. For healing Sores,
Ulcers, Cuts. Burns, Bruises, Frost Bites. Piles
and Sore Eyes, BROWNS ARNICA SALvE is
without q rival.
Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-05-03

POST OFFICE HOURS
From z A. NJ. to 9. p. n. Money Orders
issued from "a. N. to 6P. n. Sundays
excepted. H. J. FRINGRR. p. ID.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
DISORDERED BRAINS.

Bedlam was lot loose Sunday night one would
have thought from tho array Of demented people
who led to the bar OF the Jefferson Market
Police Court yesterday morning. In nearly every
instance thoy had been under and surveillance
ut their own homes and had stolen avay--each to
indulge the promptngs Of his own unsettled brain.
Perhaps tho most pitiful case Of all that Of
Emile Fouchard. workman Of the pure Partisan
type. who resided ct No. 1855 South Fifth
avenue. 1t was ut the instance Of . relative
that Policeman Walsh. OF the Eighth precinct.
took him into custody aud this person stated that
his kinsman had been quite violent and dcned the
efforts of his friends to calm him. His mania .
terrible He believed that he full of glass
and that his body scored and by sharp.
gritty atoms OF It. He would feel the fragments
sticking in his sido; he would smart under their
lacorstions at every step; at every motion OF his
limbs he seemed to suffer intense agony. In his de-
lrium no always striving to strip himself OF his
Sss he we're cutsns into s ssh %h
ing and groanng he was taken TO the
no was handed over By the mscistrste
TO the care OF the Commissioners of Charities aud
Correction. Mary Mcconologue was another sufferer.
Her fancics were quite erratic. Sbc believed she
could have no rest and was doomed to wander
through foreign lands forever She had got away
from and was leaving the neighborhood when
apprchcndod. She waxed violent Saved aud begged
to be allowed to perform her nonndic mission. Shc.
10 ss ss o
woman OF seventy, who made her way into tho
Eighth police station tat on Sunday
vnced tho police OF her insanity. She was sent to
the Tombs physicians for examination. Josephine
Jurgensen arraigned for tho second time In this
court She Ia n lsdylks woman who IL said 20 hayc
been possessed OF considerable means, but who
time began to give evidences of diseased
mind. Her daughter who lives on second avenue,
aud her friends did what they could to keep her
from making her weakness public. aud partially
succeeded for while. couple OF months
ago. however. she raised quite . commo-
tion In cross-town car by assaulting the
driver She arrested but put In charge of her
friends. She has displayed no violent symptoms OF
late. and escaping surveillance on sunday night she
wandered away and appeared at the 81 Jamer Hotel,
where she demanded to see Mr.. 81. James himself.
Mr.. Charles walton. the Of the proprietor, tried
quiet her. but she raised such disturbance that
he was constrained to hand her to the police.
Sha nc amt To fhc Cnfunli ssiftners
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
VAN KLEECK HELD FOR TRIAL.

United States Commissioner Allen. of Brooklyn.
rendered his decision yesterday in the matter OF the
charge of assault with attempt to kill preferred by
Alexander Jansen against Chief Mate Mortimer NJ.
Van Klesck. of the ship Cashmere. during that
sells voyage from the South Pacific. The Commis-
siouer nnds the defendant guilty OF the charge Of
assault with dangerous weapon the high seas.
American vessel" MIR. Van Kleeck IL there
fore held In ball. In the sum OF $1,000 to await the
action OF the Grand Jury. The charge of assault
preferred against the mate named. by Albert Mekow.
also member Of the of the Cashmere,
examined yesterday before the Commis-
sioner The complainant alleged that the assault
committed on September 25 and that the mate hit
him with some heavy instrument. Henry Nelson. Q
sailor. testified that Mekow hit with Delaying
pin. The mate testified that he reprimanded Mekow.
who at the Wheel for impudence aud negligence.
The said that II he relieved at the wheel tho
mate would not dare talk to him he had done;
they thereupon went forward" and ''had it OUT in
personal light; he used no weapon OF any Kind.
Counsel will sum up In the Mekow matter to-day.
There will then be three other cases to bo heard
a. gSinst Van Kleock.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16

12l7 1882 9l1 1885, 14T5 1922 1713. l7Ss. 767 76l.
1494. liza. 1852. 1878. 1oS5. 1901. l4d0. 1909.
sUPERIon CouRr-GESERA. TERN. Adjourned ssae
die.
SUPERIOR couRr-SPRcLAL TEnM-Held by Judge
spelr-Court opens at ten A. h.-calendar called
: vt eleven A. M.-No 49,
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRrAL IxRM-Part l-Heid by
Chief Justice Curts-Court opens At eleven A. H.
Case on No. 52S. No day calendar. Part 2.--No CAL
endar. Part 3--Heid by Judge Freedman-Court
opens at eleven A. M.Nos. 40. 34A. 458. 322. S27.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TEnM.-Adtourned until
the first Monday OF January.
CoMMoN PLEAs--SPEcIAL TERx-Held by Judge
Van Hoesen.--No dny calendar.
CoMMop PLEAs--EQlTY TERM-Hed by Chief JUS
tice G. =. Day-Court opens at eleven A. M-Nos. ~.
coMmos PLEAs-TnAL TERM-Part Held by
Nos. 2372, 1857. i.24. l99 l260 1l46. 2k1l. 2060.
103G, 1925 1922. 1881. 1906. 957. 1902. Part q
Held by Judge Beach--Court opens at eleven
A. M.-Nos. 1945. 100. 1871 1897, 11l9. 1884, lO6l.
lIsa, l2la 1915 1877. 1918. 1919. 1920. i32l.
MARlNR coUnF-fxIA TERM-Part Held by
Chief Justice Alker--Court opcns ct ten A. M
Case on--No. 1885, No day calendar. Part 2-Heid
Nos. s. SIT. 32lok. 073. Part 3-Hed by Judge
Goepp-Court opens at ten A. M.-Nos. 396. 397 299.
300 40l 3s3. 33Y. ll5 1923, 37S SIG. 1920 t0S1. 400.
COURT OF OYER AND TERsnNER-Held by Judge
Danicls.--Ihe People VS.. willism Kelly. burglary
(continued)
Cowing-court opens at eleven A. M.-The People
Patrick Farrell, Martin McNaly. Bernard FalloI.
Lawrence Bowe and Henry Muller, receiving stolen
goods; Same VS.. Frank Eberhard. false prstences;
Same vs. James Dennedy. homicido; Same va. James
McGloin. homicide. Part 2--Held by Judge Glider
sleeve-Court opens at eleven A. M.-The People VS..
Samuel Ephrnim. Abraham Ephraim aud Falk
Ephraim, burglary; Same vs. Abraham Jacobs. false
Same vs. Morris Bass. obscene literature; Same
John Lampcrt. false prctences.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
CoURT on APPEALS.

ALBANY. n Y. Dec. 16, 1873.
In the Court OF Appeals to-day. present Chief JUS
tice Sanford E. Church and associates:--
No. las The Union Hotel Company, appellants.
VS.. Thompson Herse, respondent.-Argued by Sher-
man s. Rogers for appellants aud Grover Cleveland
for respondent.
No. 126. William Stackus. appellant. vs.. The New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company.
respondents.-Argued by II. v. Rowland for appel
liant aud Daniel Pratt for respondents.
No. "a. Edward Baker and another. appellants, vs.
Thomas 4. Disbrow and another (executors). re-
pellants and Martin J. Keogh for respodents.
No. 14a Dennis Noonan, respondent. vs. The City
of Albany. appellant.-Argued by Rufus W. Peck
ham appellant and +. Countryman tor respondent
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Tuesday De.
cembcr 16, lS79:-Nos. lat. l16 LAC. 1&1. Los. 148
15O. ISL.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
BRISK BUILDING.

superintendent Dudley. Of the Building Depart.
ment. reports plans ned last week for eighty new
buildings. This Is, with exception. the largest
number of plans hlod in a single week during tho
year There also lod plans for the alteration OF
eighteen buildings. thirteen complaints were hled
six violations OF law reported, hfteen unsafe
buildings were reported and nine buildings were
mnda sNfo.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16

Isaac Meyers. pedler. was arraigned in tho Court
OF General Sessions yesterday charged with reaeiv-
ing goods that had been stolen from II. b. Clafin &
Co. by an errand boy, named James McElhinney. Of
Brooklyn. The prisoner pleaded guilty aud II being
his Arst offence. Judge Gildersloeys sent him to tho
State Reformatory at Elniira.
Burke tho halter. leased the promises No. 125 Full
ton street, in May. 1873. from Moses g. Beach. Mr..
Burke put In front to his storo and when he
moved away he took part OF the new front with him.
Mr.. Beach sued Mr. Burke to recover $500 damages
for taking away .he new front. The jury yesterday
before Judge Freedman in tho Superior Court, de-
cidcd in favor of the defendant.
In the special Term OF the Court of Common
Pleas, yesterday, before Judge Van Hocscn. mo-
tion came up upon newly discovered evidence for
trial In the matter cf Charles Pfsendier against
tho Sheriff. AFR. George W. Wilson. who appeared
for thc motion, subinittcd numerous afiidavits
which were sworn TO ny tho sheriff not to have
hccn known at the time of the trial. and upon which
Mr. wilson extensively elaborated. Mr.. Henry
Wehle. who appeared In opposition TO the motion,
contcnded that various other adjudicatons had
upon the subject matter In issue before the Court
should influence the result OF this. motion. MIR.
Wilson suggested his willingness to submit the COM
plant and evidence upon the former trial. which
the Judge Indicated was more necessary In order
have the facts OF the former trial before him. Mr..
George W. Wilson aud George Behrcns appeared for
tho motion, and Mcssrs. Wehle and Jordan In oppo-
sition.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
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WILLIAM KELLY'S TRIAL.

In the case of william Kelly. ono OF the alleged
robbers Of the Manhattan Bank in this city, now
about DO tried in the Court OF Oyer and Terminer.
before Judge Daniels but nine jurors have yet been
obtained out or 100 summoned. new panne, Of
ATTY Jurors was ordered " be summoned for to-day.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
COURT cALENDARs-THls DAY.

:. surHKME Counr-CHAnnEns-Held by Judge Van
called at eleven A. MNos. go. 81, G7. g7. l0I, 1O5
ia. l25. l34. i3g lbs l59 100. III. fT2, 1884, 1885,
lyS, 202. 2Ui. 2US. 40. 2l4.
SUPREME CoURr-GExRnAL TERM.--Adiourncd
until December 80.
SUPREME CoURr-SPEcIAI TEnM-Held by judge
Barrett--Court opens at half-past ten A. M.--I.sw
and fact--Nos. i56, l03 352. 200, 75. 10. $685. 357
800. 346, 3Cy.
SUPREME couRr--CRcurr--Part l--Hcld by Judge
Van Brnnt-Court opens at hali-past ten A. NJ
Nos. 1871, l746 l2l0 1901 1884, 124Ots AL, 1887, 2&O1
1891 1851 %. 1885, 15T2 1878, 1876 $780, 11G4 32s an
1886, 1888. 707 1901, ill., Part 2---Held by Judge
Lawrence--Court opens at half-past Zen A. M--Nos.
l325 ys1 393 $751; 1928 1547 ESQ., 1910, 1886. 1l5 1885,
ll70 1923. 1866, l35O1520 s73 737 l41s, 2lsl 1871
l72s 1885, 703 1899, l4OU l754. 1882 $50. GGG. 1905
T73. 1O9O 135&. 1884, IL 126J 1924 l4O2. 02S. 1887.
1867, 746 1O0y 1881, 1872 1885, 1896, Ol4. lI4 Part
9--Held by judge Donohue-Court opens at half
past ten A. M.-Nos svG. 4Gs. 1885, 1859, 1922, 1C45.
i065, 2127 1890 l7O 12O0 1867 235 1881 1916. 2277.
,oso. ivz5. iii3, l2O, I'LL, 1885, 1885, llso. 1876.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16

MARRIED.
CnAw-CooKR-In Brooklyn, N. Y. on Wednesday.
December 10. by the Rev. A. H. Partridge. rector OF
Christ Church. N. W. CRAw to GRACE v. COOKE.
youngest daughter Of the late VIM. Cooke. all of
Brooklyn.
DEAN-KELLEY.-On Thursday, December IL. at
the residence Of the BRIDE parents. by the Rev. Jas.
N. Buckley, D. D.. HENRY D. DEAN and SADIE, daugh-
ter OF George Kelley Esq, all Of Brooklyn. No
cards.
JoHNsoN-JoHHsoN.-AtOs Oswego. on Thursday. De-
cember IL, 1872 by Rev. Henry H. Stebbins EDGAR
D. JOHNSON and ISABELLA COLE JOHNSON.
KENxEDY-BAKER.-On Wednesday, December 10,
by Rev. Dr. Ormiston, JAMES KENNEDY to Mrs.
EMILY L. BAKER, both Of this city.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
GAGGED ANYHOW,

George W. Henry. sanctimonious looking ind
vidual. who gave his residence as No. 3a5 Second
avenue. and his occupation that of brushmak aker
afraigned yesterday in the Court OF General Ses
sions, by Assistant District Attorney Herring on q
charge Of shoplifting Jointly indicted with Henry
for the same offence was well known professional
thief named Mary Gray. 1t appeared that on the
oath OF November last Henry and his companion
visited the establishment OF Messrs Person & Har-
riman No. s57 Broome street. While Henry en-
gagged the attention of of the statesmen by ex-
hibitinR sample piece of silk, stating he wanted
large quantity of the pattern, Mary, who
Carried a large bag. quietly slipped into its
S120 worth OF silk which lay the counter.
The thieves turned to leave. but at once missing the
goods the salesman caused their arrest. On the way
to the police station Mary tried to drop her bag,
which was under her Dress but she was detected in
the act When called to the bar the prisoners pleaded
guilty.
"My Client" observed the male prisoners coun-
sci. IN mitigation of punishment. did not carry
bag"
was 'bagged' anyhow"
Being old offenders Judge Glider sleeve scnt Henry
to the State Prison for three and Mary Gray TO
tho Penitontiary tor the period. Mary yelled
loudly as she left the court room
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
SWIFT JUSTICE.

Messrs. Benuett Il Becker brought an action last
August Against grocer named Creighton. who had
purchased over $4,000 worth Of goods from them on
open account, for balance which the latter failed
TO pay. The defendant interposed contain
ing general denial of all PLAINTIFF allegations in
their complaint. The having been moved on
the special calendar came up in the Marine Court
yesterday before Judge McAdam and jury. and Mr..
Denis Spellissy. plaintiffs counsel in brief opening
Speech called attention to the fact that defendants
answer denied that the plaintiffs were CO.
partners at the time OF the sale and delivery
Of the goods mentioned in the complaint. which
denial was. from the manner in which the complaint
was tramed. positive on that particular point and
proceeded to place his frst witness upon the stand
Meantime. With, characteristic brevity, Judge
McAdam had run his eyes the litigants plead
ings and turning to OF defendants counsel OF
whom he had three, asked ''What is the real
sought to be put tnr' Mr.. Pinckney replied 1--WE
intend to show. Your Honor that the goods not
sold to the defendant but to firm Of which he
, member" THAT is not good defence under
your answer, counsellor" courteously replied the
Judge, ''if your antagonist is willing to
admit that to be the fact shall dispose of the at
to admit for the purposes of the trial that the
goods Ill question sold to firm OF which the
defendant was q member at the time; but, while
making the admission. would object to the reception
of that fact as evidence under the pleading. Judge
McAdani upheld the objection and directed verdict
in favor OF the plaintiffs for the full claimed
and interest. to which the Court added the costs,
with an allowance. The verdict recorded within
ten minutes of the opening Of the case.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED,
ENGAGED.

EN1H1EU.
KLxINER-GoLDBERG-M MEYRR KLEfNRR to
Miss JULIA GOLDBERG. both Of this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1879-12-16
A TWENTY-FIVE YEAR OLD SUIT


As long ago as 1857 August Simmons. with Michael
Ryan - surety. hled bond tor the faithful perform
lnce Of his duties constable of the Eighteenth
ward. About the same time two judgments were
recovered against Bates French. shirt manufac-
turers, and the execution being given to Simmons
The latter levied upon horse which. subse
tuently claimed. belonged to John Redmond. Jr..
WHO sued for the value Of the horse and in
due time recovered judgment against Sim
Mons The bond of the constable Simmons was
then made the subject of litigation, and simmons
failed to appear. Ryan. however. defended by a
general denial. This litigation has been in the
courts for over twenty-five years. and although the
original subject OF the trials over horse. the
subsequent course of the law has been very expen.
sive. it having been argued four times before the
General Term and once before the Court OF Appeals.
Tire law points involved most intricate and de-
pendent, in great measure, upon the construction
to be given to ancient act passed in 1918. The
third trial before jury commenced yesterday
before Judge Lsrremore In the Court of Common
Pleas. and whether this modern Jarndyce vs. Jarn-
dyce suit will be finally concluded is problem
that may may not be solved by the present trial.