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SSla99's
2e6ers ltnO Wagelts
Rtiieu.
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ct. Y. AS1ftnooo sStd99.
Wertber 6err! Gs frett mid, ben Uielen oors
bonbenen at:eitoten gu @unften Sbres Seuert uno
Uln9enttiens oa5 menige binBufagen gu tonTen. SD
babe an teten SfmerSen in oer Dla9Cn9ru6e uuO ouer
fiber ben Ruden unter ben S6ulterr, idmmtlid1 in
Soiae CON 8eroouungs gsbeltperoen uno elmer ftarren
geter, empfinblih aelten. 5eoe ArSnei, Die n Gins
Dryer gu MAIDEN. @n6ltd entidloB id9 md, enes
S9rer g,atentz5ttfieu Su periuen, icoodp nut Iebr
gertaQent 3utrancn. SD bab's iebt uueeidhr pier
oer6ar. Nieine peini9en6en Gmpfinolnsen eeb0len
5u ben 9tnaen, Die oa iuaren, uno o6id1on Id bds
Rauben ia anbolteno fortgeiet babe, bot bas $tien
bod cine iolde AenoeIun9 Oelptrtt bab i'd nur ia9en
pInoerbores oeitmitet, uub mas better lit, es 1T 10
lpftdl nno eiaitial, bas rs bei'm 3tagen ni6t ira
@etineIten incommooirt. SD nInitbe, oo6 ieoer
9eioenoe eessleinen t9ue! 25eriadIt es! DontbGr
rno aufri6ti9 Sbr
GonarS 9nntina,
Sl ,rs i'm Somnr0< 6ouIe JInItituaye
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-22
aus Wertfo.

9auanna, II. Sauuar. - Der hentt aus
Ssra.Grus angcfommeue frauS0ilid)e BON.
oalnpier briugl Jadtidten aus Der nerlfas
Mihen 0aHpliiapt bis gum Is. Sluuar. Oie
&rfurNunsseisllihai Der an,erlfaulSdleu Saul
le,lte, mit Dem @ouperneur 6tsf pon aeu'
tudp on Der Splte, fam an 12. il Sierra
Sru; mo aul II. III Ger Staot U2tT!fo au.
Sls purben ausnt1aiheu nit Ger ausg, lud
tsiten .3uuorf fommeHbytt empiangtn, mo pie
BreIis be9liiBt nieis rirleolld)s Supaion bon
.Nerlfo" als 5siden oss quleu @tnpsrEeb>
mems slulit,en beiheu 6epubtiten.
Ssnor Autlla 1T reTuitiu aus Dem Wi.
nilterium be5 Ausm6rttgen aus9etrcten. Sein
NahIoaer 1T nod nidt eruauul.- 0le rlcri
faniid)s armee loa auf 20, GOO Dtann rebu,irt
wsroen. - Gin Asent Der portuaiefiid)sn Hes
gierlus miro bier erpattet, nm oiplomatiit)t
SeslehuHssn swiiden Dierlto uuo Yortugal
aE3Ifniipiea. - Gin tnsgebsim gu Guere.
taro etublirtes &lolter lit pom Dsn SehDrOei
auigeboben morbeu.-- Cine retde @olbsrube
m:ld)e bererts Dor Sahrbunoerten bearbeitei
uoroen Su iein idetnt, iit aui benz 0asalasco,
Ser9e i'm Staate 9era Cru, enteeGt iporbsn
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Bnlocrneadter's
GIsktrifAs gRrteI uuO paaOagru

perbeH pom beu ansefebeuAea meStBnden uao luiIs
ienitbatIitea 2tutOrtdten Oer gBejt uon ben 6atuz
tdten jSrontretD's, GngIaEOs. cRred's, BrcuBeu's,
Set9ien'S uno Gme ita's un0 pOu wO9,betanmsa
S6ritFeuern, pethe in meBr, ,ocun enJanocrt meO;is
nii6en uno pDnFtaliden @erten Guf bic Durb %ulz
oernater's eIettriide @3nrcl unb Banoaqen beluet.
feilt8ten au6eror0entItten auren btnvetieu, nOois
itrt uno up2ro6irt.
38-@fms beFdjtca6cnoc 23soIG1urs uno oas
"ELECTRIC QUARTERLY" ein sro6es iaultrirtes
SournaI, UOafdnOise austunft unb Gn,clnbetcH
snbaIteno, iuerbeu gratis per Boit sugeibidt.
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GlTenbabnea.
1878. e - 1878
@rcBs northumberland.
SopPeltss fSeleile, SiotHtten2T, prd1ttge
Mmsiinttmml. hiihih,. Eacenerie,n

AupllAAlAIlas uAuluiS SNGutLiE lie
N0r0liGle Gcntrnl Gileuballn.
Trtit tn Strait 10. glOp, 1873, giad,u, .2S:
3iige peralcn Baltimore (E:aotz3s 3sit) iuie folat;
@odepsotller AttopoaGuoa $50, Dorg.. u % aQits
tags, 6.25 un6 1l,2j A9sHo5, tdgtIG,
auseenommen &oEHtaq5.
Poitsue, tlglid, GusgeEoUmeuSonnt
Fsor6 un6 gRst =, .,.-.-.. ...... 7.05 Glors
Sans1sus mad esn1 g8titsn tdsll5 ,1i45 Wtorg.
GcdsSaOenz ulo Wntitn5z@rpleB, o1sgea
pommen sonntaqs. =. .........:....:.1t.45 TeOrg.
Sofcpspiaer aftonlo6dticH, uur SoaH'
tag i.25 Rdd1m,
nOmmcn sonnta9s 3.25 Qodlr.
Rorrts5uSssy &Fpysg, ids6, etI.o.,.. 6.25 Jtaesu
erclruatcr Erpreg. tded9 ....,s-..s...s e05 1tSes
GTtt'$of uuo SnFiolo'I &r2rts, oussts
uommsH Gl1nFcss ....,.s,..-s.,,... 500 NteS.
Sate Hclau6z zaifoneeGtlon. tdali6, na5s
aenommen GoRntngs f0.i5 Nbbs.
so6e9sotEe1 &stom. nun 5gEEulaes 9.55 Nbents
Ro9 5sttp stIra ..-...3,O1 4toT9. uns $50 Stdtns
Ma1 SaHooer LOB MORA, uno 5.2j geahm.
gta9 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aSH. .7.05 Il. 1f.45 8orIr.
Rnn @reensS2IiHs Sosg sos Niors. u. $40 9sadri.
Slge toHlmen BON gsehen an: I'M 7.35 9loTs. uno
7.30 Aees. t6gltoS; 6.f5 abs., ausgtHommeA SeIns
tags unb Vtontags. Bonn gfoIoeH: 7.35 Diors. tdss
IiG, ausssHoulmsn Dlontass; 6.f5 uae 7,30 abenes.
ausaenonmen SoHntd9s.
Binsts ndt alien 9Surtten o:s OfeHs, ytorotns uno
SBeteu5 iu6 In Der &aIpeTs station oui ber Rorbohs
Gde Der Baltimore uHb Galrertarage unb in 6cr
GbarIesf fr.@ @Station su b9Den.
Baggage miro pom 6oteIs unb gBobnunaen o6staot,
~eGn man Die AuId3e I'M 9aredu duf Der Woloietts
&Ge Scr SeltE!Grez ul6 &a!peIiitT. absse5I.
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Eps3tal . Nait3es.
@aH Glettdn.aum & Comps preBbeie

0aH, HIctjMmann & Comps Nrebbeie
compressed yeast).
Da man entoedt bot, oas piele Wadabmunsen uns
terer Sefe 6 i'm Ulurfte befinben, 70 bot ale dhte
Vrsbbefe unisres 6abrIfates auf ieoem Badele ben
Namen unieret 6irma. aGe anoeren ino Rababs
Mungen.
Nan pertanse BON ieinem Grocer SAT-, sSIeiid,=
mann & Somp's preBbsie. SdsIid iriid
5abrif=Depot: Nr.Tfa, yossssntap Stra6t.
tNdpi9,iS) z. 8. @tennett, 3eiddftiabrer.
Gtne &arte.
gn Vile, ipelde on ben 5olsen bon Susenbhinben,
nerpoier Gdmade, gnttrdituns. gstluft Der Nanz
nesfrait &C. leioen, ienoe m TO ftenfrei siu 8esept
bas iie turi.t. 9ieies srcbe Seilmttet muroe bon
einem gaiiiondr in gIo=amerfa entbett. sdtdt elm
abrsifir.es goupett on 8ep. Soiepb Z. Snman, stas
tioa 8, Sblezooule, si.@g. eits.
(Sun16. St. &tp. lazy,
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&tnseriud,uneett itbtr oie leste 9Sabl
fft Sflnfi00

Sadl dlonpiIle, Nla., 21. Sauuar.-Sm
SunoeS .&relsgerthte bat Der Yro3eB ge9en
cas- Stimmeniablerg@o olesium BON 9teparb
County, aas belbulpigt miro, falibe Sellhte
iiber bic leste eeugrsBwahl gemattsn habeu,
begouneu. Wearsre BIs,infts Jnipeftoreu
be,eugtsn bic Abauberung uno Daiidluna BON
Habl @ert,iifaten Seltens oeS StinmenSdbs
Ter @Olestums.
SaGionuille, STA, 20. Sanuar.-Sice'
@Ouusrusur 9aa bat $1,000 SitrsdaIt caiiir
aeleiiet, ouf er bon Sag ,u Gag I'M ounces
&reis9erid,te erf1eine,
Scr 8elontarft.
Wetpz q orf 81. SanuE. - Holgenbes
fino oieSd)luBnotlrun9sn: Selo wiai9. SSedl'
lei -. Suuoes.S .Sblisationen: 1881er 1863,
1S67er 1929. 1S68er 10S, neue Siinfer 1917
10 4Oer 1861, Sift. GolulRbta Sit. Aftlfn:
Stem gotfer @entrai 1145, grie "a, Cafe.
Sbore 69g, Sllinoiier @eutral 824, Ytttsbura
OH, @bicGgo Ncltbmeitsrn $50, DO. Yrio.i
tdten $50, JRod Sslaao 124l, aSeitsrn llnior
! Gel. sc.
nnterihaeumta. gitans: Gols $l14,499,'
| 2O8; @sugant s45,112,477.
9te ents1obe,.eas GbeDe.snen.
Sort H OBJ / II on, 0tebr., 21. Sanuar
- Qleut. 9oob, melher am Samlage uad
Der Yins. ns.8iose<agentur sei9idt wurpe. I'M
etl,de Siour 8unoihaiter anauwerben, fehrt
| nit II 8rissern. barrnter Die SdnptIins
r9hrst Bears" uno nyio 6leih," sn1iid.
4ubereem braatf: er elne 5aubite aus
Camp Sberiban. Die aunclbaiter perbei
morssn sur Serfolauus Der ebsnennen anf
brsden. Die esttsrsn fno ben Sruppel
abermols entrp,id3t uno iescn ihre 8lud)t fort
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. = Sret Scr
Jgssen eet1ptet.
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Se..ssssraptif1e 9epeidje,1.
yalano-gfpffben.

[geri6te Der nIfoeiir..H @rei!e. tr oea "Sentide'
Gorre]ponoen.-" Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1879-01-22
Ieoufttun Der Salars Ger H,etps Dprs
ter EplisiEteg.

gtc,p. Dorf, 2l. Sanuar. - gs hciBt in
gut urteIrld tsten Srellsn, baB Die Soli3etz
@emmlliion beablldlttae, Uom l. Iebruar ab
oa5 Saldr Der Boiistiten bon $1,000 ouf
$3.50, bas Der GopitdEe bon $4,000 arf
$500, oas Der StrgeaGten bon $1,000 dnf
Sl40O, ba5 Der Snipeftoren pon $500 auf
$4,000 unO bas ber SdlleBsr bon 5000 nnf
$720 IN rceuiirem. 9es ioQ i'm Gihflange
NIT Gsn tSelebe SCI pom Sabre 1866 gelte~
ben. ipeldlcS teltin1mt, DaB, iObal0 Bdpicrgelb
pari iteben luirp, Die Galdre nm 20 Brosent
rcousirt iuerbeu inasn. GGef @terf Solplep
1T Der 2inild)t, baS geltb pon 1866 let mlber-
ruFen, uno bic Bolisiiieu neroeu Sd)rltte
tbun, ibrsn Status" geleblib isfi5uiieueu.
Bic agitattoa sesess Die @iels
tuetberet.
Salt2afe Gitp, Utah, 81. Sanuar. -
Die nNntlsBolg9 =9elrllitaft" in otcler
Staot nahn IN elmer qeitsrn absebaltsnen
Serlamnllung ipeitere Seidlliie on, uelde
ben GongrsB um Nnnahme Don @sieben sur
Serbiuberung rueltercr pofDaaniitiidlcr Chen
criuden uno Die Nnaabsn iiber Die later
orliduEg Oct JttttmornioHen IN lltah eurh
Die Dtormoncu !pieoerbolen. gSie Die BE-
lhliilie auBerhem oarlt9en, mcroen Der @ongreB
ano bas Sberbunotagerid}t lelt otr neulid,en
Gntideiouug rcS yeeteren i'm Sale oeS Otor=
| monen &epuolbs BON ailen Heoafteuren une
Greol9ru Ger Mormouen OenunSut, nuo lul
| 6alle itd1 Der SougreB oertast, Obue entidte.
oene Sd).itte in oieier auaelesenbeit 81 er=
! grs,ieu. 10 piirbeu bic Mo-monen 9i,s elS
e'nen Srnmpb ibrer alrde iber ibre Setnoe
betrahten. Sas einiise ft)ere Wtlttsl sur
/ Aufbebuug Der Sislpeibercl bei.she rartn, aae
Wormonen BON 0lenittelltunoen ols 9elhwo=
rene ausSuidlisBeu, inocm ,oHit ME elm 2lu,
sehiIiser ibrcr 8ude Ger Stelueiberet iiber=
! idbrt mtrotn fGnne.
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nuo anoeren droniiden 9ebrcitcn idbltan
UtnObar.
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8ermsfd,te felearanfiid,c 9cueid,e,,.

-6r. 5obn ". 9all iuuros gehsrn
auf bic iiblibe 8etie als 9ouperneur
beS StaateS Oelaipar-e etngeiest.
-gfeuu9 y efangeue ntiprauaen
ont letten Sonntags Abenoe aus Dsm @e.
fdngniiIe 81 &larfsuiae, Senn.
- Nah eiuen gerld)te be5 @eneralaoiu,
taRten BON New Yorf beitebt bic Matio.
ualsarre ienes Staates i'm Gau;en aus
20,208 Wann.
Gie @eietsebuus BON Art a n.
las a0rtert 5ur 3eit ben Sorihfas eine>
llnteriuduns Der BON Bunbesbsamteu 9ele
sentlid3 Der leeten gSabI auseusnoeten Gin
ihHbterung.a"
- Sn Sapauua laugten seftern 382 6 in
manberer BON Ben &aIarii d er
) Ell II on.
- Geo, Stillman Silliarb, cir
prominenter Surlft uuo Gerfafsr mebrsre,
9eihiAtlider ano seosrapbiider Wsrte, tarb
seltsrn ID isiuer Bohnung nabe 9oaon.
= Die aueftesgnpeH @eber I,
Bennington, etner 8ollfaot BON BbiIa
oslpbia, tehrten seitern an bic 4rbelt 3uriie
nnb iii9ten iid Der bon ben 6abritanen ali
| aeoroneten 2ohnrebHftinn.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15

ing Room Theatre, in Twenty fourth-st, up yes
terday before Justice Campbell. preliminary objec-
ton that the proof OF service OF the papers insult
cicnt proved fatal and the proceeding dismissed
IL was stated that this the third unsuccessful ef
fort 10 eject Miss Cummings.
A suit originally beginning with an SS
claim with hee-cen question reached yesterday the
dignity OF $40 costs The plaintiff in this suit bought
hat for Sc, and his property levied for price
He sued the defendant for damages for the levy.
did not send his complaint until the last day. He had
TO send II oy mail and only put stamps
the Letter requiring cents The defendants atOr
and now Judge Barrett on a motion to compel the de-
fendants attorney TO take the complaint, denies the
motion except after payment OF $40 costs,
Julius \. SHELTON, formerly Consul General
at Mexico has sued Adeia Mcintyre Smith on her
ceptance OF draft drawn by Adelia de Moncada for
sl,1s3 20. The up before Judge Barrett in
Supreme Court Chambers yesterday q motion that
the plaintiff give security for costs sdent
The motion resisted the ground that Mr.. skel-
tons present visit 70 Mexico only temporary his
family being now IN TINS state Decision reserved
Charles H. Hatch, counsel for plaintiff, said that this
draft drawn by Mrs. MOncada really for the benefit
OF her children, the grandchildren of Howell HOppOch.
and that he believed the only purpose OF the defence
delay until the HOppOch estate cOud be settled On the
other side IT was charged that the suit brought IN
bad faith
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
CALENnARr rHis DAY.

sUPRiBE COURT -CHAMBERs-Barrett. Nos 81, 90 %,
lO7 ia rs l47 lGS 2O7. 452 236. 2 2i 265, 2oG $50
2Jy, 800,
3U3. 3O4. 3O5. 346. 3O7. 3Os, 3O9. 3l2.
GENE8AL davis. T. g., aud Brady and Ingalls, u =
Nos 80 o. rs ls7 ls Ill lj2 1913. lIj, lG. H.
l5l, l6j, 1853 ,. rs. Il2. l,0, 1853
srElAL IEAM-I4wT nee la. and Eact0Nos, 3S3''
7s5. $40. 7j2. 73o. eO3. -Oi. - 4D2 12l 123 s25.
CIRCIII-PART I-DouOluc. J-NoS. 2H16. 2J92. ll-O,
27Z5 600. 2Gy2 27o4 276j 271J 2j97 SOl. 80 275O.
25IO 2.+4 1i3 lso5. ls0J 1865 l725 2l2 1910 p
Z77- 2l5l. 30j, $500, 59j 2yll 1882 2sss. 1884, -SJe,
Pan II-Pottcr J.-Nos 24Il, 1885 1882, 1888 1884,.
1903 U.s.. 1876. 22O5 22i, %3o, 1895 lljI 25i l.
229 sg2 $50 l3ps - 25O9. I'll -il3, 2GS6 24s@
PART IlI-Laadon. J-N0S 1911, 1872 4ljl IA 1925,
6g- 43}S i3f. 2204 2liG, lSl l. 2OS4, 1851 ll6O
SUPERIOR COUkr-CTNEEAL lLRN-Nan Worst and SpelT,
JJ-Nos. 3, :. 40, a.. 3J. a., A. as. H.
SPECIAL TERN-Sedgwick. Mos 90, l3, A. 20 30 40
TGltL TEnM-P,Rr 1-Freelman J.-No, 523. 4a5. PA,
los. 900 4eO. 62, us. 90 5j5 400 464 o4 1J7 800
PART II-Adiourned FOR the term
COMMON PLEAs-GENER4L IEBM-C. r. DAILY. c J.. and
Iarremore and Van B.unt JJCourt opens at 1880
Nos s7a. - 35, "a, 43 A., o. o., o. 81, % ~.
SPECIAL TEM-J. r. Dalv. J.-NO day Caeua ar
s27 AZ Alb 7u4 sO2 sO3 l242 I24G, SD s-3 go t3o
sol, 19l.
MARINE CoURr-TRIAL TEEM-pART l-Alker. G J.-No7.
5ju4 5l43. 7J6 5o % 2220, 1ss, 1917, 1913 55il 80
FAhf ii-smnott J-Nos 3l33 1893. fol5. 1910, 1909,
PART III-Goepp Nos. 56lj. 200 jO43 ~! 5-s6.
5la5 5lG3. jl-S j2ii. 52l5 $40, 52i4 32ll 80 5-S
a254 j-34 j27 ji3 j-3+. $40, 5323 5"5 5ZOJ,
5lS-, 4CJ9, 1927, $50 JJ3l.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE BERRIAN WILL CONTEST.

The contest of the will of Daniel Bcrrian
was resumed yesterday with the testimony OF e1Pohce
Justice John Scott. He knew Berrdu intimately the
asst ten years Of his life in the latter part OF which time
the decedent very ntemperlte In the FAN fls1G
while out fishing with him. BerIan unset the boat whe
ln'oxIcated lie became after the death OF Mrs
Dezed. The Wines sald lie never saw Bcrr an sober
aftrT January, 1877.
Daniel B,rrlan the Of the testatOr, another
witness He fathers father, ne said dlea In the Flush
ng Insane Asylum. The witness in business with
his father and day. He became very In
temperate after the dedth of Ms. DcZea.
Theodore Bcrrdu. another son, told Of many OF his
fathers vagares On January g. ISIS he started ont
thr morning with $3.50 the afternoon he came back
aud said: d" haven't got a id cent | want 800"
II was given 10 hun. Tie next morning he came into
the aud sid that he hd To bur cartare 10 get
down town. and he wanted $3.50. This also gwen
him. tins the last money he had before he died
Several business acQuIIntanccs Of the trstatOr told
stories OF his manners while under thc influence OF liquor
The contestants Will conclude to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
CIYIL NOTES.

Ellen CaIberry, the woman who was con-
vcted on evidence IN the company OF the
real thief was released yesterday by Judge Barrett on
her own recOgnzance pending hcr appeal, she being
unable 10 give even the moderate bail Of 500.
DR.. John Ordronneaux, John X. Fellows and
Charles c. Waite have been appointed committee 70
examine into the mental condition Of William l. Palmer
the man who shot officer Asa II Furnss. They Will
meet next Friday at the DlstrictAttoruey's office
In the Brooklyn City Court, yesterday
Thomas H. Platt recovered verdict OF sl67O against
willard Platt. Of Kembe & Platt OF No. rs Broad-sG
The plaintiff a clerk employed by the firm. and was
arrested the charge OF stealing 500 bill. Being
hOnOraby discharged by Justice Walsh he brought the
present action for false Imprisonment.
A verdict of $270 was rendered yesterday
for the plaintiff in the suit OF John schermerhorn
against Augustus g. VaDderpoel, before Chief Justice
Alker the Marine Court. The action brought for
rent the premises at No. 81 Broadway. Elliott r.
Shepard appeared for the plaintiff aud George Caring
ton for defendant.
The proceeding by Amos r. Emo TO dispOs
Sss Mss Minnie Cummings and others from her Draw
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
EvJOINING : PUBLISHER.

The many students and practitioners Of
Munson's Photography for long zine bave been look
ing forward with much interest 70 the appear
ance u an addition 20 phonographic publications
III this system, known a the " Photographic
Phrase Book" Last Monday the first edition OF
the book fresh fr N the printers, was deposited
in the office cf the publisher, and preparations were
made for large sale The general circulation OF the
work. however, was suddenly checked by the issue OF
an Injunction against the author who is also the pub
Usher at the instance OF another phOnographer, who
claims an interest profits Of the hook. This claim
is based upon old agreement made number or years
ago. which Mr Manson claims was dbru%ated by non
c0mulance with terms It Is not h6ey that the in
junction will continue .Ong.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
AN IMPORTANT SUIT CONTINUED.

The case Of CHARLES +. Schneider against
Hiram Barney exColec,or OF his port, on the decision
OF which about ~, 900 similar pending
is involved. was called before Judge Shipman IL the
United States Circuit Court yesterday. The question TO
decided whether certain goods imported by the
plaintiff b" cia~>ed under the mead Of dciaincs.
Assistant United states District Attorney Herrlck cal ed
attention the fact that exactly the question involved
was now pending the United states supreme Court ID
the case OF Ief against Goodrich Collector, which
came up in tie Circuit COu.t at Boston III June. 1870,
and decided favor OF the Government, ana an a-
peal vas taken the supreme Court. Mr. Hcrcick
therefore asked that be continued until tine
Supreme Court should make decl-iUu walcl would b.
probably. during the present term. This was opposed
by The counsel for the piaiutlf but Judge ohipmdn
granted the motion.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE PETER COOPER LIBEL SUIT.

The trial of the suit of Wallace p. Groom
against Peter Cooper. to recover 10000 damages for
alleged libel. was continued before judge Pratt III
Brooklyn yesterday. The plaintiff testified that be
had been a member OF the Chamber Of Commerce
FOR thirteen years. and bad introduced over 100
members. He the acuary o: the CLAN er for some
time lie was also the secretary Of The Board of Trade,
and about the time Of its consolidation with the Cheap
usporaton Association ne received the letter from
lr Cooper chaI gng him with bad iaIth. letter was
written Mr. Cooper 70 T. NJ BoynOn, 10 whom ne sept
a copy OF the manifold letter In regard To TINS MI
Cooper said There Is not word IN That letter but
hat know 10 be the uut1, declared in the mlldest
language that could describe such systematic course
% DECEPTION has practlsed upon IN all the
and manners forth III the letter now send you II
was testified that Mr. Cooper offered 20 submit The
matters in dispute between himself ard Mr. Groom TO
arbitration. The adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
THE McKENNA MURDER TRIAL.

The trial of Francis Mckenna tor shooting
William Wiltse continued yesterday IN the Court
of General Sessions The killing was done IN an ahray
between the brothers Witse and McKeHna. The speca
tors in the courtroom yesterday were described by one
the attendants tnc hardest crowd from the
SIKH ward he had ever seen. Ite evidence FOR the
prosecution the medical evidence TO the cause Of
ah the ante mOrtem statement OF the deceased, OF
witnesses present at the tne ul the
shooting and OF Richard D. vcrEcy, who testified that
be- saw Francis McKeuna shoot the prisoner.
On examination this witness testimony much
shaken The theory the defence l. that Isaac NltSc
IN the excitement 0f the moment fired pistol and acc
deutdy brother. In support OF this theory SIX
witnesses we're called: Edward Berger, john Brady,
James DeyenS Bridget McGuTg, John Marks and
George Alpergast The trial continues to-day.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
nECISIONS-LAN- IL

Supreme Court-C Chdmbers-Bv Judge Barrett
Roland BOland-ReDOrt confirmed and Judgment Of Ill
yorce granted Lackman ag LacEman. There is proof
that there no judgment or cecree against plaintiff Cark
The People Ell Mccarthy agt De.nedy.-Wr1 as
missed and prisoner remanded kaIle agt to
denied and stay The Farmers Loan and Trust Com
Bnidett agt TO chaage place q trial DENIED
dwell agt Cumngham.-Moton granted cOndiuonally Lug
FetcherDecee signed proposed by the pauun
BY Judge Lawrence -Burlock agt Earle Order signed
NeW YORK desire the order in tins case SosanG sgI
NOstran decree will be signed in this until the miss
By JGdse Brady,-Fischer agt Reilly-order settled.
By ChiefJ usuce Dayls.-In the matter OF sa!Omon.-
SDec,di Tsrm-By Judge Van Brunt-Phnips. etc. agt-
BY Judge awrence-Berran agt Hutchinson and Others
Superior Confessional Ter1n-Bv Judge SedGwick.
Post agt Bacon-QTiered on the General eaend1f Kg
for judgment. Parker agt COnnerordere on DAY cs
Condensed vi Company on day calendar 6@scr dG u
o. S@rmaR as Eean as es ct al
order granted Haisht agt hsTon gt arbona aPpTsId Ppd
SUMMONS etc Allen agt the Danniog Machine C9mpsny.e
mort ana Judgment OF ordered
Smith Wessecer Phyle ast Mast rson; Dornet ast
Beruder aet. Hayward Bryant agt G man Parker agt
AIT. Baxter; Dawson agt. burke; Gallup agt Kennedy
BY Judge Freedman.-Neher agt McDonough.-Order
ted Foley art CLYDE ct al order amending complaint
Common Pi6aS-Specidi Idm-Bv Judge LarremOre.
Feischauer and another agt nderi2Sns aP
er tones Rche agt lesser DeCamr act Decker In
BY Judge Van Hoesen. echaes agt NehTbas " id agt
deuied with costs 10 defendant 70 ABIDE event see mem,
med Hughes ag TaylorIhe prisoner must be discharged
Marine CoWt-ChGmbes- Judge Sheridan
Stude agt Hangen.-MouOn dismissed. Cohen sgt Morris
and aPpd0. ed OpeHht!nrt Az oT TnaS1d;
sgt Amsnn.-MOton denied Ross agt. Byrne>-Mouon
granted. Busch agt. the Photo Plate comp'ny.-Mcuon
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
CHARGED WITH CRUELTY TO ANIMALS.

Aaron Harris accused by Henry Bergh and
s society Of cruelty animals is on trial before Judge
ClI.rs!ccve. in the Court Of General Sessions His
stables IN Delaney ST. were burned September 70,
ISIS aud two OF his cows h0r-iby burned their
crto1 finally attracting the attention Of the OH .ers
of the society II charged that not wltAstandng
their condition the accused continued 10 milk them
and ,r rbeir ulIk Harris man OF sevcutytwO, trstl
fled tlat h. did seek 10 the cows, and part or
treatment MIXED them. but that the milk gwen 10
goat and not mixed with that Of the other cows. In
support hc showed that he had ailer tue nre TO
buy haif can OF milk morning and night 10 supply hs
customers, when before he was able 10 supply them
from his own cows Tne case Will be summed up to-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAN3FER+

Madison st. = 1901 IT of Scanned 81. 24N9j the In
dependent PrOsperitas Building society To August
and Anna II crnlcl1..---... .--.--.- .--
Kiurshridgc Road = I45.ll II Of ISlstst, lS5.jx
90 Clasious Eyer tU John Rycr -.-...-.-.-...
lstave 40 $50. II lNlOO John witt 10 Ro1s gee
Stavc w g. 7j 70 OF ll7th-st 2jxluo; VI ~per,
referee. 10 Mary l. BOgrft ...--- -.-...-
4rb-avc G cor SOtist. l-4VlO2.2 > also j4thst,
3lq4 IL OF lst-ave, 81 4Xl uoJ, and 80 Jith
81 1856 n " Of lst ave. ~ SXIoOJ Iholnas NJ e.
Guutss 10 Judith lorWey- ...--.. b..
at,.ave e : 20 3 # of 5Gti-st 25xiO0 sinclair.
referee 10 the New York Life Insurance company
4tb-st : gO23 q OF Ave-C, lS."A3t Clements
~cii-nuf and Ulfe TO care iue Holman
Ioth ~ q9.9l2 II X " a. 7re, l9.1GbS4: Phhp
Mohr and wife 10 Henry Redel ---...
same property same 70 DOroihea iltd"l ----.-- -
sane property Dorothea Riedel and husband to Pill
ID
New-York tribune., 1879-01-15
Business Gnantts.

CTOCKS, PATENTS, Fine Machinery and
-pe.ial Tools Of sewing Machine Company completely
organ zr at Aucton. JANUARY Il. Can be seen az 4l6
West J. 4th II. send for catalogue JOHNSON
NANTED-PARTNER with 5000 in an
w ,sab shed iobuug small expenses iair prof
lis NAV safely enlarged best references required from
principals only good chance for active young man p H.,
Tribune ONCE.