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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
CnrpT nE APpFAIS-

Albany. v Y. Jan. ON the Court Of Appeals
SANFORD l. church. cher ust re-
ana associates following business transacted
80 2a-.-I0hn j. Townsend trustee etc. apprsni agi.
OF New YORK. experimentation gianlec
or ieriug case preferred calendar
No 356.rhc People. etc. pain IFS IN error, 3st Laser
SrumAn AMI number % defend ut- u error. Argued Is
Horace Russell Tor paHrs 10 error jonn {" MOT FOR defend
an error
No G2Jobn g. Pust. respondent MT charles IIluse.i
bv Lewis sander iOI appellant JOhn Il
Ben gen for respondent. .. -,
No Gi-Iarrence p. Sorri'. appellant aet. David r De
wolf respondent AIgucI b. T. Midget Tor appellant
aud William T. Chambers for res10nL-LL
u"minc. assignee ETC respondent az
Liverpool Lon1ou i1d Globe IusuTuc" company app +
.an'.SH6mteG for appellant Argued by = = Rogers i't
respondent. ., -..
effnu respondent submitted
No IS Henri HenmEuin - al appellants AZ. Lem
fol alpeIl nrs aud ByaIdnIIA u. Respondents
Fo1Vlneis ic calendar iur Thursday NOs. ~, ~ A.
A D. t.u -
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lte Cream.

4 FACT. -HORTON> ICE CREAM Is MADE
y FROM PURE ORANGE COT Ny CKEAM
To CUU RCHEs, FFs1lNA Al, HOTELS, REsTAC RANTS
AND THE TRADE
l5c. PER QIARI
To FAMILIES by me GALLoN. SOC PER QUAKE
CHARLOTTE ~ ssh anu JELLY.
FRF2-H, NICu ant DELICIOUS.
PRICE BELOW ALL OTHERS
Depots 3O5 ithaye, -SS brosAwsy. - ChAlhasns
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srPrlNE Cornr-CHAHBEEs- Barrett. Nos. I3 40 A.
CO. 3D. 81 81 lGJ loo. lj. III 49, 10 i4 80 lJ7 40
III. I72 I75 49, 1913 1876 30 2l3 pa 2l7 20
-, 2.j. 20 81 49, -3f. 25j.
GRSggM TERN Davis p = and Brady md Isea!s ~ -
2o3, 200 20B. 2u7. 2OS s09. p I'll
CIgtT-PART I-DOnahus Nos 1884. 1859 1892. sac.
27t5 2752 sol e3lo. -3l5 1853 lso5 1885 80. 2zj
l24OR 81. 1920 l77bLs 2-3- 2F2~ 1921. 4523, 273l
25l 3207. @ol5 1900 ~ 1914 $50 2sa7, 2sjo 36s =
lib 2lS9, 1192 2fgO. 2|43. Z~42 fl27 1903 gt3 ISL
lO1S 23O5. 25S, 1904. 2s14 .753. 4l2l. 1851 ll3G
20 aAHI u Potter 10 ~ 10 - ~ -
229i -92 80" l3nS = 35ug. 2iio -ll3. 2Ge-j. s2s.
Pact UI-landon. J.-Css. GA. 80. 1871 --GrrnOn agt
Hoyt, ct No DAY calendar.
SUPERIOR COUSr-'iRSER,L TERN-Adlournen sipe dle.
SPECIAL TERS-Sedgvlck. J.-No day calendar
TRIAL IRiA-PARr l-Freenian. J.No. iG4 Batter agt
anders on trti Nos - 800 COL, 54J. 800 l0s 500
3l3. ~. i6;i. 80. j9f, jll al
COMMON PLEAs-GgNEaM rEN-Ahourned until Febrn-
srErIAL TRaH-J. F. DAILY. mo day calendar. 900
TRIAL TREA-PART Ivan HOessl. J.-Sns. 1Q4 1922
slj. S2O jJn sol 800. -24 SO. siG. S3i. ISL.
PART IL dournsi for the term.
NAMSF C0URr-rRIAL TTWN-PART I-Alser. G. J-NOs.
27I- 9-t, 51s9 5197, +0l jt 5l+5, jol2 1888 j75,
1913. 1925. - 5S74 J576
PART I1-Sinnott. J.-Nos $685. 1895 5lj7 1910. 1909
51u 53J~, 537 JJI 5IJO J355 1897. j8t5 4Sgs. 3TOS
Pant III-GorpD Nos. 442l. 5nS ~ q j2Hs l74O2,
52r7 j21 529S sol Jl~2 1855. $500 $3.50 j452, 52b3
537 5u3g. abs J2I2 ~ 5I7j ZOO jS77, 537- 1919
80. 5jSl, J1-3 $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-The President sent
the following nominations Posmasters 10 the senate
to-day:
George NcKeaie Caro-. N Mrs Mary G. Daniels WI
son y e.. Arnold Albany, ia; Charles A. Won
bic Iu-cumbia. Ala James !. McIem"re. lafayrti' ~
Thomas r. Abingdon Florence, Ala Mt. Paulhe No'"'
- ...raI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Gxcur5lou5.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.

NETROP0LLTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA OPEN FROM 1904 VI. 10 j. "
RECTOR -IREI.l-N"arrst point for Wal street Ferry,
,onnccts with south Ferry.
COT rLAN DrSrHEEr-Ntarest point FOR Jersey CS and
COmmuuipsw Ferries
PARK PA POINT Post OGce. Cty Ha and
barclay Ferry H0bOK'n
CHAMBERS -rREEI-Ncarest point Tor layOu3 and .lIs
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLIN--TR EET-
GRAND STREET point for ne~hrsse5 street Ferry
Jersey and with fur De-OtO.se- and
East Grand street terrlc-.
BLEEC kER -TKEET-Connec's with cars FOR East and
vest.
EIGHTH SrREET-Nearesr point FOR christopher street.
Ferry 20 HObOken cOnncc1ng Win cars Tor christopher
and last Tenth street Ferries.
FOU KIEEN TIA STREET Nearest point 10 Union Square,
Wala,As aud Lyceum ThvatIrs Academy Of Muse. lr-
wig and Tammany Halls, connecting wh cars Tor East
TWENTY third and Thirty. fourth street Ferries.
TWEEN Y-THIRD-~ IkFt.I Nearest point Ia Booih% -.
lanes and Part Theatres Grand opera House GnmDres
tiariru. Masonic Temple aud l"enty Third street
Ferry 10 Jersey city
Hroliway and Fnh Avenue Theatre Aquaram AMI
Francesca Ainstros. connecting With cars for Wee
hawken Ferry.
PORTY~ ECO DSTgE COnuecis with New York Trans
ompanvs cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFIIEIh ~rREEI-
FIFTY moi TREE point for Central PArk,
connect NJ 81 Belt Line Railroad.
F1r uptown trans take east side station.
DOWNTOWN trains take west side -tat4Uu-
FARE. DO CENTS. Except between ne honrs % $50 q
100 a. m. and OF D ~. when INC fare IS cents
WM. Il. GAR8lSON President.
VI VAN BROCKLfN. Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

John Quitting, Brown ACT Price Cook agt. Plat
Life Insurance Company agt Hardy Johnson agt
Dounell Fnch Ireland sayer ast Ireland Newport
Manufacturing Company IRELAND DODnely agt. Don
nelly Mills sgi. Gould Hughes agt OConDori Crmmins
agt. Cempb"l.-OIdsTs granted.
BY Judge Sper-Wafkins aet Weller.-Order denying
pncati0n 10 vacate orders Of arrest.
Narias Court hdmbers-B Judge Sheridan
Maruzk agi Sehreyer.-Mo0n granted desut opened on
PAYMENT Of go costs DahlKu II sst. ODOnDeL-Moton
granted with sO coats 70 plaintiff 70 abide event Oelsner
az. Motion denied with so costs. BOnsy agt
Ievy.-MDtOD denied: Dap@is Faber agt. Msrks-No
rIned amendment allowed. Freund Bernhard
Kn-- sgt Suguen Fri daBdeg ag LevyM0tiC n granted
Adams sgt. HcrierMatI0n granted atia bment vacated
Ide ar Koe-tng Receiver appointed. Gro her sgt No
D1nnrlL-Referrel IN Matthew r. Br1en. SHERWOOD agt
ii -rdcr bonds approves attchmePtr vacated BtvnZel
pom agt Handle Tinker BHlU-r Simpson agt CrOttv
Atkinson gt rhornc kazky agt. White Bynes agt Lane
Nes"n as Cutter HmDrrH-r 4et S-iorrt Hunt Brothers
Co. agt Narren.-Oriers entered and filed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Business Chdntss.

TO RENT. on favorable terms, 81.
i Stephen HOTEL. Chestnutst l'maiepma -
rooms including Office. pariOrs dining Ooms read
room. roJn barber shop, laundry, with Ouhrf ANA
Drivers. heaters. steam cooking apparatus. Zee mousse
other cnlencr- Address Wal " LlAA u x CO
1923 Cucstuut--L, Philadelphia
XtvANTED.-An active business man can
w rraliyr joining the advertiser IN safe
enterprise eapi,a required 900 Address Il g. e, ITlo
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Countrn DrouerIn 90 frt.

Countrn DrouerIn 90 Cet.
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-At Madison
4 NJ l. depot very low. Apply 10
A. WEBB. lOj PeaTlsL. New FORK
DEM FREE to COnErc gatlonal family
boarding. UufuI nshed eleven rooms
barn acres immediate hour FROM city
ATWATE.R li5 broadway room %.
NEONTCLAlR Speciality. Houses furnished
N unurn'shrd: sale. rent. HOWE PARSONS, ~ c.
tar and Nontc!air.
lIORRISTOWN, y. 10 LET-Ibe resi-
va deucc ot The late judge Wood decreased large house
grounds garden. Ole AID cardsehpUse icehOuse
heunrrv elegantly Ocated ia centre OF town modern ia
pTOvemcnts; vii lease q. short OF long term
JOS. W. BALLENIINE MorrlstoVn. n j
rTO FARMERS with CAPITAL. LARGE
4 FARM on lease or shares. near NewNors.
j q. BECk 246 Canal- 81.
FEO RENT-FuInished-L Lovely Cottage IN
4 Pelham Manor near New York City very favorable
chance Tor young couple. Address D. j. CAR
SON 80 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
ReaI estate 10 Gttbnnse.

DROWN STONE HOUSE, West 4Sth-st., to
ID exchange FOR small country place.
J. o. HOYT & son. : Pine-st.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE, on easy terms
Factory buildings, aud dityeiCht leases OF three
lots on 2ih-st, near lOhdye. JAMES con DIE, 2Zdst
and 9t4ave
Gan FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
- lots titles perfect Address Il, Tribune
Uptown Onice. l.23S Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
RECORDED LEASE.
PrrOPDFu NORTGAGE4

Johnson Frank trustee etc ami another 10 Bamberc.
ill.,. * Co., No4 % BROADWAY and 10 = Mercer-'.
vcs-- al annual for first floor aid basement Of 4'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Gin Real estate tor Sale.

IOR SALE or LEANE.-The tOnr-Story
stores IL tliFat pelrl-t n'tweeu Fulton and
john, ~ 49, Ieet Address OW Err Box 80 Post
O.ire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Giin propertp Go Get.

ITO LET-Ofices, lofts, stores and Easements
Il in Beekman. Ann. Fulton. John, Pearl. William ana
Nassausrs. rutland WHITING.5 Betkman-st
rNWO-STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
&c East I3h,t Inquire at 100 East IShst., near 4tn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Boar0 du0 Rooms.

West Side.
4 LARGE handsomely furnished front parlor
n small hot and cod water suitable for Two
gentlemen = per week family private reference so 10
4 FAMILY of two will let nearly the whole
n II brownsOne hOHse. with private Darior
amt abe bo t@a ,a@y or party @h TeTFs P9f S
-5rnst terminus Madsoucars; one block from Elevated
Road
! ARGF. Handsomely furnished room Il a
A. geuteuln without boari fanny small 81 West 10Th
ST.. between jth and 6thaves.
DLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS to let,
4 with board reference. IL WySf 4sd't
THE entire fourth floor of an English base
house, consisting Of four good sized rooms 70 le
wi'h board 70 party Of gentlemen terms very moderate
STIi-AEE. No. ,, near BrevOOrt House, with
lat Hoor double, southern exposure room on
IfTH-ST, No. 326 West.-fiandsOmely fur
4 nlshcd ROOMS suitable FOX families OF single gentle
men, with unezcepuonable tabe
~ IRVING-PLACE. corner 19th-st-Rooms
reduced table 6osrdtrs.
on.l WEST 32d-St.-Handsomely -furnishcd
'jO~ rooms with excellent boarli terms very reason
East Side.
An ATTRACTIVE suite of furnished rooms
f1nr p1a Ho o Ea sii asar M t '0
~ EAST 22D-ST.-Handsome furnished
I'D ROOMS with dr-cass board. for FAMILIES and single
gentlemen table boarers taken references exchanged
EIn EAST 2IST-St. ,Gr1mercy Park
4 - Desirable rooms Tor gentlemen with hrst-class
board Iefrr' uces.
I'Sf EAST 40TH-ST., one door from Lex
~ nCton ave.-A floor fully furnished Tor houseketp
ing a small family srlcJiv Div ate house.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
NANTED-Suite of three or four furnished
w room. 4tn aud 6thave,9 27h and loin e.,
reference, REQUIRED private table Address - East 30th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
Gonntrp Bodr0.

STNNY front room. heated, good board.
- washing: no travelling expenses - 80 week 81 for
references exchanged Address Box 10 south Nor
walk, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23

Brcoknn Nenl gstat. for Sale.
l. , Onn DOWN buys SUPERIOR HOUSE.
- -.sOFO Liberal commission. Address L. 4.VJf
L4l4yette.ave.. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-23
yIvrT CONGRESS-IIID SESSION.

prCIIAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
,,>,ron BLAINE MAKES STRIKING SPEECH IN
ryc,Rp TO sHIrFING-THE CONFEDERATEs IN
nv HOUSE DENOUNCE A NORTHERN BRoThER.
rrNA1E WASHINGTON. Jan. % 1870.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
STARVING TO DEATH.

Thousands of men and women are starry
ing Themselves to death. They dare not
eat or drink this or that fearing it will in
crease their flesh. ] ife depends upoa con.
tinuous seTf-denial. The only safe ed6d re-
liable remedy for this terrible condition ia
Allan's4Anti-F Fat. It is wholly vegetable
and perfectly harmless. 1t use insures q
reduction Of from two Il FIVE pounds per
week. Sold by druggists.
BUFFALO, n. Y, June 18th. 1873.
To THE PRoP' 5 OF ALLAN's ANTI.FAT:
Gentlemen-The~ following repot is from
the LADY Who used Allanis Anti-Fat Il
(,he Anti at) had the desired effect, reduc'
ing the fat from two to Eve pounds 1 week,
until I had lost twenty-five pounds. Ihope
never to regain what l have lost"
Yours resp'y,
POWELL PLIMPToN.
Wholesale Druggists.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14

For freight or passage. apply on board O. r
RaTr, General Agent. Bismarck, d. T.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
4 CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &C.. |
will send 4 recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by a missionary in South Ameri-
ca. Send q self addressed envelope to the
Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station ID, Ner
York City. f.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14

The advantages OF these Lines are
/. 1.-THE passenger is going to or from any
point in the entire West and North West. he can
buy his tickets via some one Of this Company's
lines and, be, sure of reaching his destination
BY IT on IT'S CONNECTIONS.
2. The greater part OF Its lines are lald with
Steel Rails its road bed is perfect. .Rs
7 $50 II a the short line between Ill important
I. It's trains are equipped with the Westing-
house Air Brake. Milief'S Platform and COuplers
and the latest Improvements for comfort, safety
- It IS the only Road in the West running the
celebrated Pullman Hotel Cars between Chicago
and Council Bluffs.
6. It is the only Road running the Pullman
Palace sleeping Cars either way between
scieajs nast es1t eseaessSFseGsh U eSsss
NiRoaa, 0sbSQse. meeFsoe. naamsksAt esS8
!. No road offers equal facilities in number
a, throught trains, equipped With Pullman Pal
sce Sleeping Cars
at intermediate points. s. .sia q . i
The popularity Of these lines Is steadily In
creasing and passengers should consult their In
teret by purchasing tickets via this line.
Tickeis over this rOnte are sold by all Coupon
Ticket Agents in the United States and Canads1.
Remember, you ask for your. Tickets via the
Cmcage & N0rth-W Western Railway, and take
none other. es4
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
1ke NOTICE.

Fresh Baltimore Oysters received ever,
1t
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14

A 6ue line Of Java, Honey coab. Linen
ard WOOL canvas; Also . god Assortu,en'
of Berlin Zcphes vorsedk, u
r. A. KErcHuM's
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
o U CITY & PEMBlNA.

CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City with Illinois Central, Sioux
City & Pacific, Sioux City & St. Paul and Gov
ington and PACK Hills railroads.
2. Passenger trains going east connect at Da-
Wis Junction with trains for Belolt. Four horse
stages Leave Beloit. on arrival of the tram, for
Sioux Falls. arriving at Sioux Falls at Q D. IN.
3. At Elk Point with stages for Ponca, Neb.
and Richland OAK.
side Turner, B~loomipgdale and Finlay.
5. At Meck.ing with stages for st. James Neb..
and Swan Lake and Maxwell CITY Dakota.
6, AtGayvllle with stages for st. Helena. Neb.,
and Smithland. Dakota.
At Yapkton with stages for all points in
northern Nebraska, and scotland. Midtown Gil
Springfield etc, in Dasota and during the seq
SON of navigation with the Missouri River Trans
p%ortatlon Company's line OF elegant Freight and
IMT ;ssenlgi y STEAMERS ,er al, All R eim Ho on the ,is., Upper
GEO. z. MERCHANT
Gen. superintendent
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14
puFfeYs cELEsA1Eu shetr u. Y. cnea

We shall have . carload Of hssbove ci.
der 10 . few days. put up In barrels and
hilf barrels. We will whotsale-N TO the
trsde d Chicago prices. Ges1hteedded.
ApLEn 6OHLNAN.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-10-14

neesNA AssnesEHrsat - Neek: WA
vOOsVO EGG. RIDEOur&c0. 1sFsisoeStN.Y
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
THE DUELs or THE FAST YEAR.
Men who Met the Field OF Honor, aud
What they Qusrreiled About.


Jan. 49, At the junction Of the A. and q
ana - and G X. r. three mi from Savannah.
between Walter A. Harley, lawyer. and Robcrt
iiiss,h9urn, ten PAGES. Colts revolvers. Harley
Fob. IA. j. Nicolopulo and George vilere
fought win swords at Montgomery Station on
hand "'''N'u ."
fe6. 226;-Ip Charles, City County, Va. forty
Richard Walker. dispute about lands aajoin.
ing; two shots fired and Walker fell; Wilcox
slightly Iwounded In theHrm Both parties wero
arrested. After the first shot Wilcox said,
~ He'd on, my pisto is out of order and won I
l IRE; All right I'm not in hurry and III
March AT panton. near University Of Vir-
gina, Is. II Johnson. Jr,, and Mr. Cockrol
fought with bowie knvcs Cockrell called
young men were aged about ~; Mother party
March 2s.-At Eastylle, Va. Sidney Pitts and
A, r. Thomas fought with pistols, to settle u
quarrel about $50. two rounds Mt six feet npnrt
Pits was Killed. and Thomas fatally wounded.
July -On Luxembourg frontier. Torres On
cedO, Minlater 70 belgium from San Salvador
ana Medira. Minister from Guatemala Cacedo
wwG3u u1h 81 IN shoulder Dr. William Aubery and
Near iaonia Springs. Kentucky; on" shot,
pr Aubery wounded in foot. Quarrel about a
Jply. 1.-THE Rev Dr. wado He'll. Baptist
ana, Andrew ScroRglns, son-in-law fought
Guoi, 10 PAGES IN rutherford County No;
Doctor roproycd him. a quarrel ana Nght en-
sued, Doctor coming out best. Scroggins chai-
lehgad tho reverend declined Scroggins
vowed revenge, II he poisoned his coffee. The
fevnrepl was also armed. They met on horse
PaSH; MIal99riM la, ly9 got you now The
MtTs to say your prayers" The reverend
,tMelL 81, I'm ready drawing derringer.
Major And so am may tho Lord have mer,
cy on MS both and frcd. with no eject. The
reyerend fired and killcd Scroggins. '
aug. IL. \. salisbury and j. s. Iyerson OF
augusta Ga. mot on Carolina side OF river and
cXrhang9d shots nobody hurt
- hert, ~. John Riley aud unknown man. nj
catholic Cemetery, san Francisco. ten paces
ah1 advance Riley wounded; refuses to tell.
N AMsi My ~ duel with pistols between
"" passage IN the Chamber OF Deputies on tbe
ism INST, when he latter was unscated' was
fought to-day at Plesses Picluet They fought
~ , llirly-nve PAGES. Only ono exchange of shots
WIS had, ana neither parry was hurt
COLUMBIA. \. c. Jan. "A duel was fought
lost Monday, might near Bishopville. the princi.
pals being Mr.. Canlny Of Camden ana Mr. Cash
without effect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
THE GOVERNMENT sURyEYS.
Their Proposed Consolidation md Transfer
20 the Interior Department.

WAsHfNGroN Jan. 2.-1he Appropriations
Committee OF the House will Incorporate in the
Legislative Executive and Judicial bill. which
IA now being prepared. the proposed consolida-
ton ~ The different surveys with the coast sur
yey. and the transfer Of the same from the
Treasury 10 the Interior Department. The pro-
visions rotating to this subject will embody sub
stnntally the recommendations OF the National
Academy OF Sciences, and will consist OF eight
sections Of tho bill. 1t has been discovered that
Tho coast survey is not connected with the
Treasury Department under any law Many
years ago 1t was deemed necessary to
make an examination of the coast.
small appropriation was made each yenr
lor the purpose, aud the service was simply
alachcdt To the Treasury Department by some
regulation without any special authority Of
Jaw ana mas continued So eyer since. The
men connected with the coast survey are happy
over me proposed change, rs II Will establish
the bureau permanently by law. The new pro-
Visions abolish all Surveyors General. and viii
create Two bureaus. One IL 10 DO known as the
ooaSt and Interior survey. and the other the
geology al survey, the two bureaus to bo pre-
sided over by chiefs 10 be appointed by tho Pros.
dcnt, with the advice and consent Of The Senn,e
Inc subordlnatcs will be appointed as those of
oih9r 1uroans are. The office Of Commissioner
blt VIII nave it, duties confined 10 the snle md
disposition ~ tho public lands and the decision
ol regal questions connected herewith Tho
nommsSi9nor Will have authority 10 call upon
those two bureaus for any information regard.
ihE me value and character of the public land
Inc services ~ hose rival surveys will he dis,
prhsed with. md instead Of surveying lnnIg
away ont 81 range, rs these competing suryoyg
nave done, tho now Arrangement viii contlne
their salyice to lands thai are iciup srttinJ
upon, INC practice Of going of to some mex.
ppiYnad Hhl m2uhlanous rrSipn Of no practical
Nhlue 10 make new dis sOyoIips OF unknn\yn
chhons Will In This way h.. abolished The sur
Nel5 VIII ~ confined b. the lines Of large mil
gq"ns ana Ne territory Icing settled up by emf
10 discover the value AMI character Of tho lands
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-01-03
NEW TEARS IN THE TENTH Ward.
Calling In BrOome street aud Lodging In the
EidridEo street Police station.

Police Officer Lane. having been summoned
into Charles Engle's rooms. at 22l Broorne
street on Wednesday evening. found several
well-dressed men assaulting a medium sized
man. They had torn his clothes from his back.
and haf-naked and wholly frightened he was
shouting for help. The officer took all In the
house-twelve men and two we'll dressed women
to the Eldridge street police station. and there
Mr.. Eagle said that one Of the women was his
wife and the other his mother-in- law. Engle
made charge against Frank Bolot OF 16s Allen
street. Deputy Sheriff in the Order OF Arrest
Department Engle said that Bolot and others
all drunk. called upon Mrs. Enge and behaved
30 boisterously she had to request him lEnglel
TO interfere. and that the entire party thereupon
Under the testimony that was ELECTED in the
Eldridge street police station on Wednesday
ing he was taken to Essex Market Poico Court.
He wore q fashionable habit Charles Engle
not appearing. Oncer Lane preferred the
Then Bollct, stepping up to Justice Kilbreth's
desk, desired TO b. sworn. He said:
and several friends called upon Mrs. FnGle
70 pay our respects. We had hardly entered
before seymour Butler stepped out Of his bed,
hit a Mrs. Whitlock. OF .G24 Third avenue. who
was playing with the children"
who is Seymour ButlerH" Justice kilbreth
He is clerk in the Post ONCE. and under
ne assumed name Of Charles Engle lives at
Can you produce the woman who was shot ?"
the Justice continued.
Yes. sir"
Then adjourn this hearing until the after
noon. and parole you until then"
Al the afternoon session Of the Court SerCt
Long reported that he had been unable 10 arrest
Englc. but Mrs. Engle appeared with a black
eye and testified as follows:
This man Bollet and his friends have been
pursuing me ever since | married Mr. Engle
they are no gentlemen. and insult me on every
occasion. They came TO my house last night
and offered me every insult, begged them 10
made them | tlau
went into my bedroom and called my husband
As soon as he came out they attacked him, and
ne " seli-defence fired the pistol"
Where Is he now2" Justice Kilbreth In
quircd. 80
~ don'tknow." replied Mrs Engle. nervously.
Tho hearing was adjourned until to-day.