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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
A~szses & c01sn, sAeEu 4 ca

Alsa. On IhurSaAF, ApcI sd Ne Ekrz I'm
sriY ocrzptess b Cen d 2 COsen- ou1rAtzilg
1hoUt = 49,. Win q neU tEe-rnH al o1f
hufltfnIrs he lznd - the best quAll-y q Ohto
river hog1nrz Al i IN ane state % cllrEzr01-
Abpratse4 a. 6aa ANDERSOS WEE
sPIbI-s A@sg1ees q = = C0ren-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

CED THKKE D0LLARs BIT MAIL AND
- neesFem zUrz - nal IiIs s1es keves
~ UErzzssA G. nOorJ nfeztsd glCksos
ARlE CO. zF0arzA EFs. PirzbGrEA. Rk n<9a
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

Bvitg r-~1r ant thorough hlnoa-pgrtfStng prvper-
80 T- Pis-~g,J tgobten Mr,tfr1f Discovery efirrs
al nsnsr1. t--n the sOrst s<rsSsha - : esumsa
IJsfca. Ttnple. CT EyuUtisa- Merrurfai ciseas..
N.rCr-.I Prlsrns ant thsir esects. are eradieatet
and vigorous hath AMI sound ennsttatioh estan-
ifsr,. Fry.fD<Ia.. salt-rh<us- Fever ssrrA- sssiy
ar Rssrh sk1.- IN short al diss1.s eaasel ~ ~
LI10d are conquered b. this poStrTG priJ Y g. All
luvty-raring nlsy,iclne.
lT na4 Il manifested ia potEncY IN curing
rrtt1v, Rec Ra.h. EsEl< Ca-bassl-< sore Iyc-
ssr.ralsss ssr~s ssd s~snl.e< Nhits rsenag>
Gsltrs 90 TAlsk NsSk- All Ealarrsd eia.2&
II you Eel C.HiL d-OvsY, teEuItIfcf, have sa'icv
color % skin Cr yIilawhsn-6rqSu spots en fre %
bgiV frpgtH ~ heal1aChe CT tiEzlnesA bal tasis m
rs0uts tnter11i hczE - CATS Nifsrnafrd VITA boz
nnshr- low spirits, ant roCmy Nrrbosline rrerna az
aai t0ng-ie rUated ypg are sUfertng ron
T-r-tA Ifv~-. - Bzlls.<.<slr n many s1@.s 81
Liver Csn1ial-t" ouiY part q ih.se ptoGs are
eyusrff meet. A q rvuletiy for al such e1seA Ut.
Pisrre's c. den Nessal Discovery las ~ eftAA S
IL elects psrisct ansi ralstral cureA
IN To- cure a B-ss<hffi> ssrsrs Cs1gh< md toe
ea-iv Srazes "a Csz.amDfts-. u has aseoutsheu TIE
cal llrulry. aaG euiinent rhy sicals pronrgnee
N ~ r-pafst ri~,.iral discovery % NE are hue
n rI.rps ~. vsrrst ous n strerg te - Nm
Al parf1rs th< bissA , d y ,i-IEgsta
IN v. PIER y. ". n. Prop'r- " crbfs Dtspers1rT
All LHy1ll.s' Eosel, Bszi-Aia, ~ i.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
FoR SALE.
FOR SALE.

EyIGHTY CHOICE BUILDING LOTS on
IL Wheeling Island; price froEa so 70 80
each Only One-siKth 81 the purchase money ~
quired IN eNsh- The residue may be paid znnu-
Div % JOHN p. GILCHRIsT,
oes0h At Too NIL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
Assicnee's Notice.

In the District Court OF the United states for the
District u West Virginia in Bankruptcy, In
the matter Of Alfred T. smith and Arthur N.
reece. bankrupt.
To whom 10 may cuncern-
The undersigned hereby give notice 81 bis aT-
potntment A. assignee OF the estate Of Alfred =
smith ard Arthur ". Teete. Ot Wheeling. in the
county OF Ohio. in the aid district and who
were 10 wit on the 10Th day Of December, is7s
adjudged bankeupcs on their own petition.
JOHN Z MckENNOS,
arravaua lssfxree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
ASSIGNEES SALE
nTRsVANT TO AN ORDER OF The PRO
il hats Court q BelHslut county. ohi0, We VII
0rsr ~ pubEe sAis- 90
Friday, April 20, 1870,

On tha Erema.es. The following Real EsstEis q
C0Eeu. -hsrus a Co, assi<1g-. sifEated = the
city o. BciiAire t5Nnship q PulrEey. connty q
Bsim0ut All SuH-e of Ohi9. and te~c-loet -
tsliuUs-
- Tuact-L0S No Is. block No !, BsIlAirs city
oD EhiCh = sirust=t re iargs- ta--e-story hank
b1ilding q CSSen. Sheets a Co. APPrA1sed q;
8 50a
Ths FuopsrJy = Stzizbly siTuAsst s0r = hGaE-
~ hu.i-ezs.
- TrSrf-Lst N. Z biock Is BSrzkri-s -ee0nd
SAiiticn - Beliairs cry. Appra1se9 AZ 80
~ Tuact Lex No. : bloch No :, bAruarus
srsz s.lf-sou = BellAire er.y- Appas-e8 q; SO
en- Trsrt-Lof No. 3 BOOK Va :. BarnA-c >
6-st Ei,tann - Bsllaire CITY App1lsed so
sh Tzact-L0< NJ Il book Va :, bL--1-sis
srs- ai,ti-isn - BeLEire CIV. Appr1.sed a. tstl
etn frsrs-Lot Na- II bloek No :, BAr-ArSt
szSs s.Eistiaa ~ BeilEirs eisy- APpuAt-ed q; tsa
"a Tracs-L0f -. "a block No. :. BAr12rs- .
zr<g a,tninnu - BsflAsre cry. ApPat@ec a. tsya
srn Trurs-Lnf No. IS bloch No !, hAr1ar4s
ErSi as13iruc . RsIlEirs cir ApprNsset a. so
sac - cUuzeaoe ~ D clock A - q az
az Al a. the-e boc are tosEset IN ne besz
par q tae CIV AT aFs deStahie pr0psrTy.
rEEEx % sALE CASH
ANpEE7OS A WEE
~ Crunu $50 a q
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
TO CONTRACTORS.


S,EALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
= AZ the Office ~ the secrrrlry ot the bDnrri 0f
Directors u the Hospital for the Insane. Al 60
ton. W. Va. up "A May n. 1879, at 10 O'eilck a.
NJ at which time the Boaal vii prncss,i IA opsn
publicly sald bhis Proposals VIII BE rrvetyed
Tor the Stons. the Brick, the Carpenter. the
PiAstertnx. the Roofing. and The Painting and
Chasing Eork necessary for the construction NJ
the thir,i anf Last sectiDn north ~ the cfutr
building 81 the West Virginia Hospital kOr tnr
Insane The building l. about ~ By al fsyt
with three retreating wing about III - = t-st
each. all two stories high-l0 and u feet stories
-also foot basement All u the walls are COM
pused OF Brick AMI stone
separate bids will &c received tlr the dlferpnt
branches % the work cpmpiete. tryrpytre BIDS
Utli alsD Be received ZOE ths entire sogk- the CO
rraftDr IN s1eh case furnishing everything nasrs-
sary % complete his contntrt. A bond with god
and sufieieut security will b. re'iuirrf ~ ar
company eash prDp"sal. the penalty of which
shall b. iDr at least oushaf Of the asxrtcttc
amount OF he eoutrsct bli Tor: ab-O rcssrvttiDn
% IS per GAIT on each estimate until the euntrsft
il eornplstlt The Bari % Dtrert9re reserves
the right n risrt any and al btsi--
Pan. and Specifications can b. ren a. the
Hospital on AMI afrrr the frSt lay ~ May, p79.
Blank t0rms fos bidders can bs hal On appti.
cation A. A LENI-
W. r LIVELY.
ER RALsTOS
Exerutfve Committee
wEroS, ". Va. April H. Is79 aPl7co.ib
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

SPRING STOCK CARPETS.
Just from the East, full As
sortment or all the choicest pat
terms, every grade. all prices
Largest stock Of Rugs and
Fancy Mats ever brought to the
city. Gail early and get first
choice. FRIEND q son,
1908 Main Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
Observation-Disclosures.

VALUABLE4TRITH&
N Won are ursr;rdI; ron poor health. 90
laaguishing on q bed o Ficknes-, take cheer. tor
Hop Bitrers VIII Cure you
II YOU are simply all Ma: nyou feel weak and
dispirite,i. without clezI lily knowing Why,
Hop Bitters viii Revive You
n you a-e q minister and have overtAxed
youseh with your paS Foral duties: or q mo(h-
En- worn out With eare knd work,
Hop Bitters viii Restore You
n Won are a man o business. weakened By
The strain OF yOur every iay duties OF q man ~
letters. toiIing over your nhin KIT work,
Hop Bitters VII Strengthen You
II you are young and rufe-ing from any In
discretion, OF are xruv NJ 100 last. a. = often
the case,
Hop Bitters vii Relieve You.
n you are In the work thop, on the tarra- a. Tie
desk. anywhsre, and eel that your system
needs cleansing. nontnz lr cmulatng. Without
intoxicating.
Hop Bitters IN What You Need
uvyu are Old and VI NJ pulse = feeble. your
nerves unstsNiy, An, pour hrulties waning.
Hoo Bitters viii al We you New Life
andIVtgor.
Try Hop Cough Cure. md Pam Relief
For ale ny al Druggists.
Sold by LACGHLIN BROS & co, Whoie>Ale
Druggists. Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
DR.. sAeE,s ckrARRH REEEDY

= -.-ssr "a s--Ea9 ScEuIinx Tss b,Esf ns.rey
az - Gs.z-1 81 s.lzsr 49, - - = Il
-. "a ts@-~-rf wfrs -lerh $50 r1rbrfle e1a e
ezrrisa E1za n 81 Pxzgzrnr Arx-1o = Al
Dnrrs q ne k1sr,Ef nNazl p1@-EA ~ e -
- ~ sIc<rs ksI7nEaGT exts<. asf fr-D ia
the ezs1srszl Gk1zrE W1er1I
sr-rz-.nFrnx eara nxf-zDsEl d. esc.s -
n1s 10y szrs. rsssz1 .rs,.ts g - - -
- . =. oas,zszsg - scrur< - $50. sr.E g
- n Az -, 90 -. bbslszxE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
TRUSTEES SALE
on TIE
Belmont Nail Works

By virtue Of deed OF trust male by the Bel
mont Nail Works % me a. trustee, dated Febru-
I-y L Is-s and recorded in the ONCE OF the Clerk
OF the County Court Of Ohio county, West Viz
ginia IN deed II trust book No. g. folio 553 and
following which deed l. amended and correct
e,i By another deed made By said Belmont Nail
Works % me, iate,i ApriI L, Ls19 and duly re-
On -,lag in saii clerks Office I shall On
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

lsos Prizes, Amounting to-----------------Silo.tS
Responsible corresponding agents wanted az
al prominent points. 70 whom q liberal cum
pen,A1iou viii be paid
Application for rztes % clubs shoud only Be
made ID the Home ocdce In New Orlenn&
Write, clearly stating fun attrz, or further
information or send orders %
". A. DACPHN,
p. o. Bon So. Nev Orleans, La
All our Grxnd Exrnort.nary drawings are IN
der the supervision and management Of GensrA
G. 7. Beanrexxrd and J. A EArlv,
aprseWsgr
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23

OO hE PresE-pcoa RzEE - szy perzua
wAo WfI egree b p1y q when q neW EDEthlsf
Hk1r. Was q MzscAcA8 h Hcz1Azly..rFo-
9.osa sANDkzSoS 4 CO. Cll1.1n RAos.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
JOB PRINTING
AID

We have In c5nnertiou win he UHuIrsa
RzsrrxR Ne~spsp.r E<szAlishnsnt oonpiets
and vsIl-uaAased
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
IoTTERiE8.

A splendid opportunity % vim SUtna
Fffth Grand piz<nbar1on, c. \ g -
oRissA Tassdsy. Mag =, BD-son MonoV
Drawing.
Louisiana State Lottery Ceapaay.
his fnzrturion wa regularly mcorponfed ~
TIE LexislAture Of TIE Safe Tor Ed115o1Al sd
Charfrahle p1rpusez In I36A ne Ia fEkx ~
TWUTY-Ffvk YEARs, % which c1ntrset dc
iuyiolahls fairh Of the stAte d pledged With Q
Capital Of q 600 90, % which IL hes ance edded
q reserve fund Of $50 600 II GrArd single Nun
Der Distribution VIII zke place monthly on ths
second Tuesday. Il never sr.ia q posspso0
Look st the following dscfnurton:
Capital Prize, e9Ayoo~
l0,De Tickse sf Two DellAn each.
Half Tickets 400
LET 90 PExn
CAPITAL
Capital Prize ---------------------- ao0
Capital Prize - - So00
Prizes OF e 500.--------------------------- AIN
5 Prines Of L00---------------- So00
% Prfnrs OF Ua-------------------lo ono
100 Prtyes OF lO--------------..---------- N00D
40 Prfxes Of S. $500 lo.nOo
so Prf.es Of D l0yoOo
is0 Pri1es0f la---------------------l9 ao
APYRoIINArIoS PRrxn
Apuroxinarou Pr,ses Of saa- am
Do- lA0
loe- 80
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-04-23
TRUSTEES SALE.

The above sale was postponed until WEDNE
DAY, April I'D. az 10 O'Clock A. N.
EpI7 JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15

II the Bill passed would be an enormous now ,st
silver INTO the United States. He argued 10 SHOW tnns
a. ali Inc silver I'm the world we're dumped INTO 'ne
minis OF the United States 1t would not amount ~
500 600 600 He opposed the amendment Onered ny
Mr. Kimme (Dem Md. increasing me stanuh.u
dollar 10 $50 grains OF standard silver Let Oonsies
reinonetize silver and IT large difference snoua ri
main between the gold and silver dollar, then u
he time 10 determine by what method they shoulu "
eGualized He admitted That It was desirable TO equa
ia tho gold aud silver dollars, ana 10 Iet
them float here aud abroad with the SANE
values In order TO make them eiual, u Na9
not necessary TO increase the silver dollar Tue eol
dollar might be brought down some MY kTlng co1
tnupd Speaking for some time In closing nc saIu :
Here Is a money metal which was before ADfana t
before Troy; which has remained prominently lno
money of civilized men. II has been ne totSn VI Win
zation II lighted Rome into imperial spenooL, NneI
If was the world had sunk for ihousahd
wears info darkness when t had been reknIed u na1
ieDted the civilization of two continents rue speeoI
was receted with applause the Democratic suo a"u
I'm the Rallerios.l -----.,-... .,,o,.ior nend-
Mr. WARNER demanded the previous question: pei Iar
ing which Mr. KIIIINGER (Rep., PeGnl moved 10 ia1
tbp bin on the table. The yeas and nays were oueiou ~
that motion. , o.. a,onr, This
Mr. CONGER Rep., Mich) moved TO ADJOURN. 100 No
motion was carried by vote BY telers, o. ear, W.
NAYS o. and the House accordingly NJ 4iio T. in'' q"
ioUruCd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
PPErALEYCE or SCARLET FEVER.

A SICK WOMAN DRIVEN ABOUT AT NIGHT fof
HOURS UNABLE TO GET ADMISSION TO HOS
PirALS-LACK OF FACILITIES FOR CASES VI
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
There has been an increase in the nuhiper vi
scarlet fever pa tiens within few days Inc rep''
10 the Board of Health show that there were foryn'
new cases on sunday and Monday. For the week en-"
ing May 10, there were LAB cases against loi ioi "
preyons week. and should the rate since Saturday DC
tained il yould show about I7j for the pres
Ont week The disease is not confined TO any special
sections OF the city, and is principally among chhuron
IL is reported 10 be OF mild type, bal as IL j. I'io
among contagious diseases rapid rules III rrgaru !" "
mication and isolation enforced paYoh Is pr
yidcd at the Riverside Hospital grounds for scarlet
fever patients who are taken over TO the lsdhd oul
the day by boat Ator dark there are no facues I''
nroyid for scarlet fever patients. and as the Bellevue
Uospltal authorities will not accept them, hardshs aie
frequent.
On Monday night Mary Riley was removed from No.
81 East TWENTY sccOuGst in carriage Dy her Ss'ei
under Instructions from the physician who prohOdhCe
the disease scarlet fever. she was taken to Bellevue
Hospital where admission refused, and the Central
Police Station was recommended. When the later
was reached the sick woman found to be deiir"u'
An ambulance telegraphed for by Inspector Hcbei
mott and upon arrival the hospital surgeon decntu
transfer scarlet fever case TO IT, at tnc s4e
ayising the driver funISe his carriage. Inc dfSer
again to Bellevue Hospital with me deEouS W0
man and again sne was refused admission. her sister
secured a place for her among friends until MOhday
when she sent TO the hospital on the Isidh"' Inc
woman died at the Riverside Hospital yesterday. .
lie authorities at Bellevue claim that II Vouid nor De
fair 10 The $50 patients admit person Win eonta-
ins disease among them aud that the Commissioners
OF Charities and Correction have forbidden H. ln,y
COMPLAIN that he Board oil Health done nothing to-
ward providing for such cases that OF Mary Riley
since its reception hospitals were burned uVWh q,
yue p,er A wear ago At the Board If Health rooms IL
was stated yesterday that after Arrangements hAu p,
pade for rebuilding shelters on Bellevue grounds loi
contagious diseases the Commissioners or Charities ana
Correction Withdrew consent 10 use the per, ana ha'
spe.gcatous had recently been gwen out iora Recep
ton Hospital at the foot OF East sXcenhsi, Whele
eases of scarlet fever and other COuta diseases may
/ be provided Tor at any time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of Jay Gould against the Southern
Railroad OF New,Iesev was transferred Yesterday from
the state court TO the United States Circuit Court
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors
nv Emanuel Witkourd and william Mendcl TO Jlueo
Pullltz was filed yesterday in The County CLERKS ONCE
In the Supreme Court, May 9, decree OF
divorce was granted by Judge DouOhue in favor Of tie
plain in the suit Of Caroline l. Do!ph against John H.
Dolph.
Stephen p. Nash, William II. Nickham and
Louis Fitzgerald were appointed by Judge Donohue, In
Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday commissioners TO
apDrase the value OF Pier No. IL, North River to which
the city desires acquire title.
Judge BatchfOrd yesterday handed down
decision in the case Of Samuel McLane, who sued the
Chicago and ST. Paul Railroad Company for 100000
with interest from December 81, 1867 The company
made contract with English firm % grade the line
from Wnoua to ST. Paul and the firm assigned its claim
to the plaintiff. The suit removed from the Court
of Common Pleas 10 the United States Circuit Court
and motion had made TO remove tho case back TO
the state tine ground that the proceedings for
the removal did not show that at the commencement o.
The suit the plaintiff was citizen OF the State Of New
York but ONLY that he citizen OF The state az inc
time the defendant applied to remove the cause An'thef
reason urged was thai the record was not MED I'D the
Judge Batchford's decision holds that the ease was
properly removable. but thar the second objection -
we'll taken. The is therefore ICmaLded 10 the
Court Of Common Pleas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
4 LONG sEARoH ron 4 MISSING BOOK.

In July, 1873, a resident of this city, who
had become interested IN uuraYelling the mysterious
death OF Young Girl which occurred in tho summer Of
1876 shortly after visit had made to the CeneE-
NAL Fxpositon desired to refer the register OF wis.,
ors from Nev-York state, 10 see she had placed her
namelu IT, He wrote first to the State Librarian, who
informed him that the register was not In the state
Library and referred him to Office OF Frank leslie,
who had been one Of the Centennial Commissioners
from this state There the searchor informed that
me register had been sent 10 Albany On applying 10
the Secretary Of State the information received
that the REGISTER was not among the archives Of that
Office on again going Mt Leslie office, the searcher
WAS referred to MI FOin, secretary OF the New1ork
Centennial Board who stated that the register youch
ers Tor money expended and all papers pertaining to
the work of the Board had been boxed and sent to Al
bany in January, 1877. An application to the state
Treasurer resulted in the Information that the register
was not. and never had BEEN III his office, ana
jackson schultz one OF the Centennial Commissioners
was suggested as person likely 10 kho" aOOut TIE
hook Ibe pulishcrs OF The American DdirUlnGH were
appealrd 10 aud promised assist ~ the scdICA out IN
February this year they said mat they had not been
able 20 tind the register The person VINO Diousht tne
yinced that an uueNpeuded balance OF $1,000 81 the az
propris0n OF SOS 900 which made by the state Tor
Centennial purposes had disappeared Ia lhc same Hys
ferrous manner rs the register So,
In recent interview Mr.. Schultz stated that nc GA
not know had become Of the register anu said that
he would write 10 Thomas McErath concerning u: AS
matter Of uueXpcuded balance OF inc SZpOoO
appropriation he certain that there was none Az
any rate the BOARD had drawn Ouly such amounts az leY
furnished vouchers for having expended. MT. tOilh
of a OOO that It had never been drawn from the
state Treasury lie supposed the missing register hao
been sent to Albany but possibly IL had not DeE lie
had written to SIR McE.ratn concerning the mater ana
was informed that he knew nothing about II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
PArMERo ACQUITTED OF MURDER.

luigi PamerO, who mas Dteh Oh ITIaI TOT
two DAYS in the Court OF Oyer and Termner before
Judge Barrett for the murder OF joseph A. schutzer
was acquitted yesterday he the principal witness
on his own behalf He testified that on the day Of the
murder Michael Dwessa. alias Big Nike was al the
prisoners house with Schuyler and became very angry
with HIM lie followed Scbutzer out OF the house VIII
hreats and came back soon after saying that he had
wounded him. Dwcssa disappeared through back
door lust before the officers and arrested the VIZ
ness when Palnero was asked by counsel whether ne
killed Schuyler lie quickly crossed himself and castn
ms black Italian eyes upward SAID, Me XII no man
The case was submitted without being summed mp ne
Jurors were ont only y short time and returned WIN
verdict OF not guilty Neither the prisoner nor MS many
italian friends tn court, when they learned me signl
cance Of the verdict could restrain the eXperance OF
their delight Assistant DisTict-AttOrney RQlHs aI'
reared Tor the people and W F. Rnizing for the oeicN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
DFCISIONs-NAY Il.

Supreme Coari-Chamber3-By Judge Barrett
Ots ag Grav-A ppcatiOn receiver must be denied
and temporary Injunction dissolved memorandum Tot
len act Mlev-AIoOn granted the defendants supu-
lating not to sue memorandum. -oo
nv Judge DOnohue-C Oudray agt Lenz.Securry IN SoOO
In the matter OF Pier North Ryer.Order granted ap
poutipc commissioners Burnett AIT. Marks oliOh
grancd costs 10 abide event. Billings agt CYer-MOtlgn
denied Ayers agt. AyersOrder granted New YORK lho
Iusmance aud Trust Company art Spohori; Jones agt
viuiusi the matter OF the Commissioners OF CenIal
PARK Society Reformation ~ Juvenile Denquel's dgL
Fox: In the matter OF Baker, Tucker aet EOles-Gfant'd
HDfcdL TeTH-BY Judge Van BrunL-IilttOh agt hIumui
Findings signed. =,
Superior COmt-SpecdI Ttrm-}y Judge Freed
man The Trustees OF Columbia College agt; Lynch ne
plaintiffs entitled Judgment with COSTS findings 10 De
settled on notice. g..
By Judge Sedgwick..Audrews agt Townshend-Noiion
granted abide the event. Hem aEt davenport
81 AIS objections stated under The rule on mat M
ect all the amendments allowed NoOlWoTtA agL " Al
in Baker AIT approved. Shee
han st. HneTstel. Reference ordered.
Common Pleds-SD6ciGi Ierm-bv Judge Van Hoe
sen-lteinhardt agt. Reinhardt-Referee appointed ,
nv Judge j. r. Day.Wahlig agt Harris Application de-
MED with SO COSTS memorandum.
Marine Court CbGmbTs-By Justice McAdam.-
O'Waloran ag Delaney I'M agt TaUb0ys-MOtons 10 pay
over granted SchOOumaker agt. Keca.-douon granted
Tects UOherty.-- order vacated.
Hy judge Shoridan.-COney aRt. Hart; Le Conte act
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-15
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House, the Committee on Commerce
reported bil amending the River and HarbOr bill, 40
as 10 allow a portion Of the appropriation for the i'm
movement Of Great Kanawha and Kentucky Rivers,
10 be expended purchase OF sites necessary the
prosecution Of such Improvements. Passed.
Mr. NEWBLRkI (lsep MichJ offered "a resolution
amending Rule Il, 10 provide that every hill
ported from committees shall contain IN the body OF the
bnl ful copy OF the section proposed TO be amended.
Referred. 80
Mr. WARNER (Nat, Obio) moved 10 dispense with
fbe morung hour. stating mat he would call for the
previous question the silver bill as soon after
O'clock as he could obtain the floor. The motion
rcectedyeGs III nays, 62j not the necessary two
thirds IN the affirmative.
the morning hour was occupied In the discussion OF
the bill for removal Of causes TO Federal Courts by
Nh TOWNSHEND (Dem lll) and Mr. ORTIZ (Rep
lud) After which tho Senate bill removing the pO-
lticel disabilities OF John 5. Saunders OF Baltimore,
was taken mp and passed
Toe House then. al 2:25 p. resumed consideration
Of the bill 10 amend the laws relating 10 coinage ana TO
coin and bullion certificates
Amendments were offered, and ordered printed, by
Hir. CALKISS Qep., Ind.h Mr.. LOUNSBLRY Dem,
y. " aud Mr.. RYAN (kep., han.)
Mr. FORT rep, ILL made "A speech avOwing himself
IN ayor OF the double standard Of gOld'and silver
Mr. EWING Dem, OhiOl SAID that the first aud most
serious objection which had been made to the bill was
that the Government would lose the difference between
the present bullion value and coin value OF silver He
that amendment was being considered by
the friends OF the bin which would meet this objection.
That amendment provided that In the issue OF
certificates bullion they should be issued only
FOR the market price OF the bullion, leaving the coinage
ffee aud unlimited. Another objection made was thai