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RY THE SHERIFF OF IBERvILLE. La
-, IN SATURDAY. January. IS, 1879. at IL
Plaquemfne. Iberville parish. Louisiana. will be
sold ct public auction a By and In pursuance Of
the Second District Court Tor the earis OF Or o.
leans dated the twenty-ninth November, 1878.
and rendered in the above entitled succession,
as TRaST 81 nzS 70 s
az sugar plantation. situated in the parish OF
Iberyilie. La. on the right bank Of the Missis-
front on said river by Is arpents In depth. and
all the rights. If any. to any excess OF land be-
yond She % arpents under. the original title OF
the acts passed before G. and A. Boudousauie
late notaries public In this city, on the fifth OF
March. 1850. and the seventh OF March. 1853.
without warranty as to the excess beyond the
70 arpents. The improvements comprise we'll
9 9uii5 ana completely arranged frame cottage
aWelhg with suitable 9ut.houses and large
and complete sugar mill. stables, barns and
new laborers' cabins. The movables comprise
a lot of mules. cane-carts. wagons. plowa and a
general assortment OF agricultural imnle
ments. a detailed list OF which will be read at
Sufficient plant cane has been reserved from
me present crop to plant about fifty acres for
the coming year. This rich and productive
sugar estate adloins the celebrated Australia
flows. we'll ditched and In fine condition for the
successful culture Of sugar cane
-, Wl,n the property will be sold 1874 shares of
d,
are secured by mortgage on said properly to
secure the payment of stock note for 5000.
payable or renewable on the first of April' 1879
according to the charter of said bank. which
shares OF stock and loan the purchaser shall
ton. A-oo u oa'uoioa
Possession will be given on the purchasers
compliance with the conditions of sale Par
Ties DESTROYS OF treating for its ACQUISITION are
rnsierred to Q. Z. Girardey. No. 81 Camp street,
Terms and Conditions-One.t third or two.
thirds cash. at the option Of the purchaser. and
me remainder at one and Two years credit. for
aolss specially secured by mortgage and ven
DOR lien, bearing all the usual clauses of q ner
cent per annum Interest from the day of sale
uhtll mai payment, per cent attorneys fees in
event OF suit TO enforce their collection The i'm
Drovements to be kept insured by the purchaser
notes. ~ w AoAuoAS Va tno
The purchaser shall further assume tha nav
ment OF the taxes due and exigibie In 1879 over
and above the price OF sale - 1o.' oso1
Act OF sale at the expense of the nrrcboao-
del 8 Il Is 81 ~ ja4 II 70
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The BOARD of trustees for the Pre.byserl
Z UUfIIdtIIJHo III ASoW OEIbHHS VI. HE ]
Orleans Republican Printing Company.

T.
Orleans Republican Printing Company.
EyIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR r.
Il parish Of Orleans, No. 934o-By virtue o.
writ Of fieri facias to me directed By the honl|
able the Fifth District Court for the parish
Orleans. in the above entitled cause, I viii +,
coed TO sell at public auction, on the premi
hereinafter designated, on SATURDAY. Jal
ary II 1879. az II O'Clock q. M. the following
ALL , AND SINGULAR THE FURNITul
AND MOVABLE PROPERTY of defends
contained In the premises Situated at Nos
lamp street. In the First District OF this eftY>1
per inventory on file La my Office.
Seized In the above suit.
:, Ierms-Ihis being the second and last a
sloa. the said property will be definitely adju
ea,ed 70 the highest and last bidder for vhnf|
VIII w Dring. at twelve months credit, the D.
CHASER Turn ishing bond. with good and soIy4
security bearing eight Ger cent interest per T.
n aum rom GATE until final payment. Said T.
CHASER will have to deduct and pay In cash l.
I printing. sherifTs and clerks fees. kept
etc. IN the above case, which amount 10 abq
TWO hundred and fifty dollars.
-. R ALCkE GAUTHREAU a
de31 jas II ---@-- :. 7s3
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vi GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
FIRST SESSION.


rne SENATE 49,. I, naon 1a.,,,n nuy H. an.
wilts presidins. Thir t s senators and !
quorum. u,.u.~ -.
PETITIONS. ETC.
n. HANDY ietc civil sheriff III parish 81 Orleans.
representing that during the first part OF his
administration he was placed at unusual ex-
cences REQUIRED. Il time time when the functions
pf the courts were suspended. This expense
Stats u reimburse Kim ID the sun of ss4 iso o..
Referred to the Committee on Claims.
INTRODUCTION o. BILLS.
Mt. Norwood: APT 70 give justices; q tne peace
as9n Jascas1 y
~ henn9r AZ a csass Fsa ~
Mr. Kepner: Az FOR relief \, q Thos. =. Handy.
e PsrRIe q an s FOR the relic, Of w.
Kellar. an interdicted person. Judiciary.
JOINT RESOLUTIONS ON SECOND READING.
MI 9nt ass2 %s = regard
Senate Bill No. "a. By M. Fonien a to repeal
= n ss entitled sR sod sb.. 8 Tsssr1 h
oat rssonon 81 thanks for aid
DqsiOonsd Il The request q he senator.
''e 'ne 0sn spso MAN ORDER no Ya''u'' ''''
Mr.. Texadas bill providing for a constitu-
Monal conven Ion. and Mr.. Kenners substitute
theref0r came ID ~ the ppecial order Of the
day, aud on motion OF Mr. Breaux were both
referred to the Joint committee.
The President announced the following stand
Ing committees:
Drainare Canal and Inland NaytQation--
Meesre Rlehardson, Steven, Garland, Breaux.
Heron. Perkins Harper, Stamps and Della
houssaye
pucros. Hitchsll. Wheeler. Bowden. Toxads..
HERON. Harper and Ola
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VALUABLE COTTAGE PROPERTY.
ITO ERATO STREET. NEAR MAGAZINE.
TWO COTTAGE HOUSES AND VERY FINE
DEEP LOT.
JOHN SCHNEIDER EFT AIS. VS.. MATTHIAS
FUNCK. TUTOR. ETC.
FOR A PARTITION.
Fourth District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 45,2l6.

RY cHAs. +. REED, Ane,ioneern70flee u.
10 1879. at II M. at the MERCHANTS AND
AUgTIOSEERs EXCHANGE. on ROYAL
STREET, BETWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOM
HOUSE STREETS, by virtue and In pursuance
OF an order OF the Hon. W. 7. Houston, Judge
OF the Fourth District Court Parish OF Orleans.
signed January q 1879. will be sold at public auc-
ton. In the above entitled matter. the property.
VIZ
CERTAIN VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND,
In the First District OF this city. known as No.
!. situated In the Suburb Sanet. being part OF
lot No. 7. square No. IS. and measuring ~ feet !
inches 2 lines front on Erato street tlate Nell
cente). same dimensions In the rear. by depth
ct IT'S feet 10 inches line between parallel lines,
English measure.
The whole as per sketch Of II. Grant. annexed
to an act before A. Ducatel. notary. on the sew
enteenth OF December. 1910. Together with all
the buildings and improvements thereon. con-
sisting OF TWO COTTAGE HOUSES. so ar
ranged and situated on the lot As to be rented
as separate residences. and always yielding
good rent t., ct a!l times. and known as NO. ITO
Terms-Cash. A deposit will be exacted on
the spot. Fee plan ut Exchange.
ja11 10 as fe1 8 Is
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Mr.. and Mrs. tJos: KowalskI w. william

SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish OF Orleans, No. 1o.221-By virtue OF a
writ OF seizure and sale to me directed By the
honorable the Sixth District Court for the mar ar
lsn OF Orleans, in the above entitled cause +
VIII proceed to sell at public auction af the
merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange ROYAL
streef. between Canal and Customhouse streets
10 ne Second District of this city, on WEDN III.
DAf, January Is. 1879, at 10 o'clock M. tha fol
4 CERTAIN LOT po5GTpe ~ G 81 Gun toostbar
WIFI tbs buildings and improvements rinhts
WAYS, privileges, seryitudes and Observation-Disclosures
situated In the First District OF this CITY in tha
rauDoqrg Delord, designated bY the numher
ttnIee hundred and thirty-four In the snnsre
Dpounoeo by Pensacola Landing, Euphrosvae
benton and Liberty streets, as Der Man d. avn
ny - Delafield, dated March = lao denns-
I neta 10 ne archives of G. T. strInger, former
notary Said lot measures, In English measure
twenty -nve test front on Pensacola landing by
= ueptn OF one hundred and sixty-One feer al,
the SIDE adjoining lot number three hundred
ana tnlIty-three, and Of one hundred and fifrY
leet on the opposite side. Being the same pron-
erty acquired BY William Wagner defendant
rom Hugo William Hauffe, by acr passed be-
March, 1854. eAA
Seized in the above SUIT.
Terms-Cash on the spof
j. Il. ALGEE GAUTHREAUX
civil sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
de14 n rs ja4 Is
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ExoELLENT DOUBLE TWO. STORY FRAME
DWELLING SLATE ROOF, CHOICE
NE1GHBORHOOD. ALGIEkS. FIFTH DIS.
ThICT.
SUCCESSION OF FRANK II. MITCHELL AND
MARTHA u. MITCHELL. HIS WIFE.
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans
No. 40121.

DY CHAS. Fl. REED. Auctioneer.OfIiee No.
ID 1874 Gravier street-THU kSDAY,, Februa-
~ Is, 1879, at IA o'clock M, Mt MEEHAN'S Cries.
CENT SALOON. ferry landing. Algiers corner
Bouny and Where streets now Filth District
order OF the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of Orleans.
ton In the above entitled matter, the property.
viz
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. In Algiers
now Fifth District Of this city, known as the let.
ter g. OF the square bounded by Potter. Alix and
Chestnut streets and Emira Avenue. ard meas.
uring IS feet inches front on said Alex street
By depth OF ca feet 4 inches line. The i'm.
provements eonsist Of nearly new DOUBLE
TWO.bTORY FRAME LATED RESIDENCE.
OF four rooms. kitchen. tfstern, ETC., on each
side. The fences. as situated. do not define the
legal limits OF the lot. and particular attention
Is called to measurements derived from inven-
tory as above. Purchaser will adjust fences to
suit above measurements.
Terms-Cash. A deposit will be exacted on
the spot.
Act OF sale by W. II. Seymour, notary. at pur-
chasers expense. ja11 10 rs fe1 8 10
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L. c. Centlivre vs.. John schell.

VNHIKD DISTRICT COUNT FOR THE
l. parish Of Orleans. No. 25.477-By virtue Of
orable the Third District Court for the par.
ish OF Orleans, In the above entitled
cause, / will proceed TO sell at public
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' tx
change Royal street. between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets In the Second District OF this
city. on SATURDAY. January H. 1879. at Il
wit y
THE BUILDINGS AND IMPROVEMENTS
placed on lot number one OF square number
eight hundred and eig1ty-two. bounded by
Vaudeville. Marigny. Josephine and Solidelle
streets. measuring thirty feet front on Mande-
Vile street by one hundred and twenty feet IN
depth. -
Seized In the above suit,
Terms-Cash on the spot.
J. II. ALCEE GAUTHREAUX.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
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"nat does IL pront man to have good bust
ness ana 70 De making money If he does not
have health to enjoy it? Many mans life is
made burden to him By fever and ague,when.
II up would only use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic he
would find speedy relief. 1t restores the appe-
Ute stimulates the digestion and corrects and
givfs tone to the stomach. and is wholesome
1nvtRorating and unfailing remedy In billions
and malarial fevers and fever and a4ue.
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noids the disease In check in the Fall and VIM
Ter months. the insect that causes the Scah Il
Forcing MS way 90 deep into the true skin thai
ear iia9nof be reached or DESTROYED while In the
me skin and is easily eradicatad bv one az t %
olpp1ngs in my Sheep Dip. - Wv VI wv
90 aal 1or a. gallon and Freight paid on
sent IA Tree to Sheep Growers. Adde'S gus "
AENNEDf, Omaha Nebraska =. a.
KENNARD GFORSYTH.
;ra pn,esaie druggists and General Agents.
~ Omaha, Nebraska.
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SUCCESSION OF AMEDEE PRADERES.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1851.

- No. AZ ROYAL STREET = TUESDAY,
January a. 1879, ut IL o'clock M. will be sold at
RubttS MusttoI, Ht the MERCHANTS AND AUU-
BEtWEEN. CANAL AND CUSTOMHOUSE
STREETS, by virtue and In pursuance to an
order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated December IA. 1878, the following described
property belonging to the above succession. to
wit
TEREST OF the succession In and TO two certain
lots OF ground, lying and being In the Third
District Of this city. designated by the Nos and
4. In the square bounded by Esplanade, Kerle-
rec, Johnson and Prieur streets, measuring
each 40 feet inches 3 lines front on Esplanade
street by 40 feet In depth between parallel lines
Terms-Cash. The purchaser to assume the
payment Of the State taxes OF 1878 and city taxes
OF 1879 over and above price OF adjudication.
Act OF sale before +. D. Seghers, Esq. notary
public. at the expense of the purchaser.
della 81 % ja4 IL IS al
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WALNUT BEDSTEADS. CANE AND woOI
STOOLS. ETC.

WALNUT BEDSTEADS. CANE AND WOOD
STOOLS. ETC.
nNSATURpAY. JANUARY II. AT II O'CLOCK
~ a. m. at No. 81 Camp street, we shall sell for
account OF manufacturers--
TEN WALNUT BEDSTEADs.
SIXTY CANE AND WOOD DESK STOOLS.
FORTY-ETGHT CANE AND WOOD CoUN-
TER STOOLS.
THIRTY-sIX CANE AND WOOD Low
STOOLS.
- ALSO -
PARLOR, DININGROOM AND BEDROOM
FURNITURE in variety. Carpets. etc.
ja10 at MONTGOMERY h CO.. Auctioneers.
MONTGOMERY b CO.. AUCTIONEERs.
lHl - SELL
HORSES, MULES. BUGGIEs. HARNESS. Etc.
Every Wednesday and Saturday,
AT IL O'CLOCK A. M.
MONTGOMERY'S TATTERSALLs.
desl en- No. 10 Baronne street.
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Scab and Ticks
IN SHEEP.
NON-POISONOUS
SHEEP DIP!


~~A.Ss~S@AA III ~
8. 81. KENNEDY.
Omaha. Nebraska.
graduates the pest,
This is the only dip that
adds to the staple and
value of wool. It will
cure the most obstinate
cases-dilute each gallon
in $50 parts hot water.
and will not cost q cent
y head each dipping.
Packed In ONE and
FIVE GALLON TIN
CANS.
Dip Seabby Sheep In
the early Spring and
summer as that is the
time 10 eradicate the dis
ease from the skin. Fail
and Winter dipping will
not cure the Scab. Il only
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A FINE MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT q
BEST AUTHORS.
GALyANIO BATTERY AND OTHER sClEN-
TITO APPARATUS.
MISCELLANEOUS oFFIeEFURNITURE Ell
Second DistrictGourt for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 40.s25.

DY CHAs. Fl. REED. .Auctionesr-Ofiee NO.
1879. at 81 .. m. ut the store. on the corner 81
st. Charles and Union streets by virtue nnd 10
pursuance OF an order OF The Hon. A. H. Tissot,
Judua OF The Second District Court for the par
ish OF Orleans. signed January 4. 1879. In the
above entitled matter. xa.r
HGIENTTFIC. RELIGIOUS AND MlSGELLA-
NFOUS LIBRARY. the acquisition OF years.
embracing standard authorities on all seion-
tific, prof. ssional and literary topics.
Terms-Cash.
N. B-The eale will be made from night to
night TIL finally disposed Of
Catalogues at sale. jail
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BY Plaoide J. Spear.

THE UNDIVIDED FoUR-sEvENTHs OF TWO
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON Es-
PLANADE STREET. BETWEEN PRIEUR
AND JOHNSON STREETS. THIRD DIS
TRICT
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IN THE MATTER OF DUNCAN r. KENNER
AND WIFE VS.. LOUISE TAYLOR EFT AL.
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The EPIDEMIC having caused pecunfarv dfs-
ronne street. have greatly reduced their nrdcas
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BY G. e. Girardey.

SUCCESSION OF THE LATE r. II. BAYLY.
Second District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
No. 50, 273.
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AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

Third District Court for the Parish OF Orleans
Docket No. 81, &a8.
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AUCTION SALES.
SALE FOR PARTITION.

THE BRINGIER MANSION ON CARONDE-
LET STREET.
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A LARGE NUMBER OF RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

SCIENTIFIC WORKS ON INTERESTING
SUBJECTS.
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THE CAMILLE LANDRY PLANTATION
A RICH AND VERY PRODUCTIVE SUGAR
EHTATE

Situated on the right bank of the Mississippi
river. within six miles OF the town OF
PlaQuemine. -
WELL LOCATED AND IN RUNNING CON-
DITION
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STANDARD MODERN AND ANCIENT MEL
ICAL AUTHORS.
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SUCCESSION OF DIR. THOMAS NICHOLS

A SPLENDID LIBRARY OF ABOUT 100
VOLUMES.
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49, n nat city are not properly NUMBER
Als'sAs -. s-.sst tha+ these numbers shall be
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JUDICIAL ADvERr1sE1EENTs.
by Chas. H. Reed.

AUCTION SALES.
by Chas. II. Reed.
SUCCESSION OF DIR. THOMAS NICHOLSON.
A SPLENDID LIBRARY OF ABOUT 1000
VOLUMES.
STANDARD MODERN AND ANCIENT MED
ICAL AUTHORS.
SCIENTIFIC WORKS ON INTERESTING
SUBJECTS.
A LARGE NUMBER OF RELIGIOUS BOOKS.
A FINE MISCELLANEOUS ASSORTMENT on
BEST AUTHORS.
GALvANIO BATTERY AND OTHER SClEN-
TITO APPARATUS.
MISCELLANEOUS OFFI0EFURNITURE.E ETC
Second Districtoourt for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 40.52s.
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
EXCISE MONEYS.

After Owen Murphy took his fight from this city
Mcssrs. Patterson and Morton, his associate Com
missionors on tho Board of Excise opened new ac-
count in the German Exchange Bank. tho amount of
their deposit being about $4,000 OF this sum,
slo0 taken from the safe of the Commissioners.
the lock Of which had to be forced. The Court is
now being called upon to determine to whom this
money belongs, and the bank has brought suit to
settle the question before Judge Van Worst. holding
Supreme Court. Special Term. Morton and Patterson
claim that the money shall be paid to them they
holding themselves rcsponsible TO the city for the
money thus coming into their hands, as the former
Excise Com missioners. The present Board, Messrs.
Merkle and Morrison, think that the money should
he paid to them The liquor dealers whose payments
for licenses make mp the fund. but who have never
received any licenses claim that they the parties
having the first claim on the money. Various coun-
sci appeared representing tho various claimants and
there considerable testimony takon. Judge Van
Worst TOOK the papers for examination.
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THREE AGAINST THREE.

Three girls between eighteen and twenty years %
age were arragned before Justice Oterbourg at tho
Tombs Police Court yesterday morning charged with
dieorderly conduct. Roundsman Platt who arrested
them stated that he found them passing through John
street about half-past nine O'Clock the night before
singing loudly and acting in disorderly manners
The prisoners. who had the appearance of working
girls gave their names Catharine Carson ana Mag
gle and Jennie Jerome. Maggie Jerome testined
that shc and her companions. while out
for . walk were passing through Somn street
snd singing in moderate tone OF voice. There was
no one near TO be disturbed by the singing and the
hrst ntimation they had OF the roundsman pres-
hurry away and urge her companions to follow. 40
she was about TO depart the roundsman she snegess
slapped her face with his open hand and struck he's
times across back with his club He then
arrested all three and took them 20 tho STATION mouse
While standing before tho scrgcants desk and In
tho presence of Captain Caflrey she further
alcoc, the roundsman struck her again In the face.
In view of the nature of the complaint against
Ro,,ndspap Platt Justice Otterbourg adjourned tho
c.. to the afternoon and sent word to Captain Caf-
frev and Sergeant Oates, who was ut the desk tho
n,.bt before. to appear in court then. When tho
case came up again the testimony of tho captain
and sergeant threw another light on 1t. Captain
Ca0rrey testified that neither of the girls
shused In any manner in the station house;
the complaining prisoner had to bc held By
tvo officers and considerably under the in
6uence of liquor; she had used bad language and
were less dsorderly Roundsman Patt denied that
he had In any manner abused the girls. and said ho
only used force enough to bring them to the station
house. Sergeant Oates corroborated the testimony
Of the roundsman and captain. and Justice Otter
bourg fined the girls $40 each upon the roundsmans
The New York herald., 1879-02-14
THE TABERNACLE BEATEN.

Tho suit of ex-Treasurer William j. Gelston of the
Brooklyn Tabernacle brought against the trustees of
that church to recover $1342 loaned by him to the
defendants. was somewhat abruptly "wound up"
yesterday to the discontinue of the Tabernacle hosts
the Brooklyn City Court where the has been on
trial since Monday last. the court crowded
and Rev. 7. De Witt Talmage looked as cheerful as
though he present to receive tidings of JOY.
Several witnesses wero called to the chair
who testified as to when. whore. how and why they
subscribed to liquidae the Tabernacle debt. Among
tho number the plaintiff Mr.. Gels.on. who was
recalled and examined to the "beg' of February
H. and the subscriptions of Married Women" and of
20 Friend Of the Church" Fire Marshal Thorne also
told how he gave $50. c. c. Shelly testified that he
gave $3.50 for his class. On the cross-cxamination
latter gentleman said that he understood that the
conditions which the money subscribed wcro
such that IL was to be paid in four years; it was
under such conditions that the class subscrbed; no
under the impression that 1t was SO publicly an
nounced
Counsel entered into an argument at some length
which the Court patiently listened to- Finally
Judge Reynolds interrupted them, saying that no
ground to compel the estoppcl to the plaintiff
and he sorry to TO the conclusion that they
had not shown anything which had entitled them TO
this counter claim of plaintiffs subscription
to go before tho jury. He should, there
FORE direct verdict for the plaintiff for 81 i43 A.
The jury found verdict accordingly. Pastor
Tamagc's smiling vsage became rigidly elongated,
Major Corwin's countenance gave forth sallow
glow, the deacons, sub-dcacons. masters of ccrc-
monies, Lay College disciples and men of the Taber-
naclc generally taken aback Mt the unexpected
turn in the tide OF their second trial and tribulaton
and for n fow minutes CONSERVATION apparent
all faces those of the refractory brethren.
District Attorney Tcnny gave notice of their inten
tion to appeal the and move for another trial.
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ELEVATED RAILWAY FIREMEN.

Jacob Lovott, fireman in the employ OF the New
York Elevated Railway Company. sued that corpora
ton in the Marine Court to recover $4,000 damages
for injuries received through tho bursting of glass
gauge ono Of the railway engines, the broken
glass cutting an artery in his Upon the close
of tho plaintiffs case Mr. Dudley Field who repre-
sented the defendants, moved to dismiss the
complaint, and Judge McAdam granted the
motion upon the ground that there not sufficient
evidence of negligence there being no proof Of any
inherent defect In the material of which the gauge
made. and that the WINS one visible 10 tho
eye and apparent TO ordinary observation the plain
tif by accepting his employment assumed al tho
bia fuiu xvae