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New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE HAYDEN 7RTAL ENDING.

NEW-HAvEN Conn, Jan. J6.-Chief-Justice
PARK charged the jury The Hayden case this morn
ing occupying hours. His charge is generally
regarded as uufayorabe the prisoner The fact that
Mr.. aud Mr.. Hayden interested witnesses, and
the only ones contradict the important witnesses
for the state, Gwelt upOa. The Jury retired at
1888, and at l p. dinner was sent In to
tbcIn. Mr. Hubbard. Of the cOun' ol for Hayden,
said that until the charge of The Court Was
delivered they had no doubt OF Haydon's ncquittal
They think the Judge arged against the accused
every point OF law, and the most they hoped for
IA disagreement.
AT o'clock tonight the Jury In the Hayden had
not reported and there In little probability verdict
being rendered tonight At about 10 O'Clock the jury
sent private communicating 10 the judges, and were
told III reply to " Keep at 1t"
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
nE. l-InNN-JAv. 1G.

Supreme Cont thomb0s-Bv judge Donohue.-
Aae', & ,,"r,ni uoron lri ,c Nosion denied t,ith
out rost. li'nu a-t trl"f Granted on notion ana On
.lo. .nr arr. nH.lt c.u answer on t,uu+ Ct-g t-t
tie Anf.Iclu N''.'nor Union teSs aTf Ai@ens aat Oh
. have fl. order pf ference referred
m inrnd. IA. a..s,r reck agl rppry-J-rn,ut 10
2i'l,t"~ lnslri cr conpluy ~'wr.f az. ,aX"eE
matief Of Crowe 't 5000 s'' u"noanlnu horton agi
me LniG S,h.' ,t ,rt torrf rn,r act G,
cfur,rs' nrd Merchants Bans agt Lry -; No-fon agt
,rlcl ar, Ho,t. Post agt Mclaughlin Nos. and Ran
ir AIT Kan'". Manhattan Life Insurance Company agt
,y judge lau Norst-Eepper art. RossMotont vacnte
special ry,-By Judge Lavrencc.-wat;s agt sherman
s1 KelcrSct Of divorce .rrd 10 he
plaintiff Schroeder AIT sch..ro ,raatcd Lo~orre etc,
iy Judec BarstL Proauss. c,c. DuIott AMI ouer'see
cr-r,, Lgy JaGs, ,4rett-c!aso "s' Roberts
Nap-tlorC ouf-Specdi Icm-C Chet-Iusice CHrIs.
In Ao matter ct e a. snent FOX regulating aud grading
B" ii@sr-Srdev c NcAerson agt Iuscr ct sl-Ncithcr
the suroues has sufficient lroperiy they are recci-d
cosis TO ati!c he event Watson agt nedow
cyn, Harngton sr connor and levy vacated
See memorandum. Mehrbach the Ffh National Bank.
Uranium galway ug Morrison In the matter OF Mathews
Harrington agt suliyani knapp agL Roche Hacket agt
Common Picas-,Specidl Term-By Judge j. +. DAILY.
rs assignment OF hunOcfS ana AnliNeI settQO
By Judge Ecach-Carr lnd others agt Th0mpson-Intcr
locutorv decree settled.
by Judge Van Iloesen In re smeut u Treadwel
Mako your application to the Judge al Chambers
Marine Court t- Ckdm6trs-BN Judge HaweS.-
Ellis agt LauGhran.See memorandum. Morrison ag Cur
ley Mckcage agt. RobbnsDenei with rl0 costs to tho
defendant 20 ahie the event WAY Hgt Crofut.-nened.
Grades aEt Granted ment Of costs OF motion.
add giving sccnIty judgments bc settled
toe rournRde Hanet.See memorindum Williams
agt Crawford granted. Mlar agt The AdvOCac.
SEQ N emorandum. sinclair act Nal-~eo memorandum.
Pegg Agt Scheider.--Amendmrnt allowed. Palmer agt.
granted for the 23d inst Stcrenhdgen
Elliott Soc memorandum Drcicer agt BeAasSee memo
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE COURTS.
CLAIMING TO BE WRONGLY ACCUSED.

CLAIMING TO BE WRONGLY ACCUSED
CURIOUS STORY OF AN EX-CoNYICr WHO WANTED
TO GO TO LEADviLLE.
The case of James b. johnson, the man ac-
cused Of rObblng various boarding houses IN this city
during Christmas week, again brought up IN the
Jofferson Market FOhce Couri Yesterday, when COM
plants were made against him b. Mrs Ayna Simon, Of
No 2OG Eas, y-,hirdst and Dr. David Davidson, OF
80. $50 East scyenty-eghth-st. Mrs Smon's daughter
Olga. axe seventeen years. made affidavit that on De-
cembcr 81 johnson ced at her mothers house. ostens
bly, for the purpose Of securing rooms aud hall an hour
afterwIrd Mss simon dscovero that jowery valued at
$500 had been stolen The housckccver at nr. David
sons residence .thed that on December 2s Johnson
WINS asked 10 90 the Office to wait for .hc ooctor
and had made off with property valued at S5S.
Johnson's request for permission to ask few ques'
tiOus was granted by Justice Duffy.
Madame" said he 10 the housekeepeT, what day id
you say you mcl"
=" on December o."
"Your Honor" said Johnson was only released
from prison on December 80 at o'clock the after
noon On December -, 1877, was sentenced to two
years aud SIX months bp Recorder iiacke for sieanga
number Of law books from Samuel ). Iiloens once.
detained three days IN the Iomhs before lhg 10
prison ana prisoners ern - reckoned from thc day
he enters tho Prison Ny sentence was coinm,,l@u SIX
month' Tor gscd conduct arrive" thcFt on sc-nuVi
81. 1877 and was discharged on December 80, lN10'
Johnson then questioned Miss Olga simon a. 70 MS
appearance ~ the ume sue cI'hs 10 HaE1 Sc' n, -,
her mothers She said he wore small m0stache
and side Whi~kcrS. Johnson tueu told tue court thaI
WAS custom for prisoners to be sbaYen smooth Wheh
they discharged, ana that on leaving sing sing he
had smooth face He claimed that according TO me
girls assertion she him only one day after MS
release. johnson appeared truthful, and Joseph snrr
told Justice Duty that he would d cnG The prisoner
free OF cost lie would bring on the Sing sing oh'als,
and. il possible, prove JOhnsOus innocence Justice
Duffy held the accused MAN I'm $1,000 bail but saih Il
Mr.. Suer could produce any evidence he would reopen
the case. ,
he was innocent. For nine months pIlOc 10 ~, discharge
he occupied the position Of foreman ma The prison t0n-
drv. on his dsrharg he came 10 New York 'iy, haY-
ing $50 ~. which mad been given 40 hiW. He 0d not
have sufficient money TO pay Tor his journey 10 l"hi-
VIle C0 where he says he intended 10 90. ana accord
ingy hr played faro to OBTAIN the amount necessary
H. lost al ne nad and then asked the faro banker 10
give back few dollars, hC entirely dcsu-
tute n turned from tae place. Ile then went 10
Police Headquarters and made compiant 10 Superlnten
Maling n would br strange" said lc IN con-
cuuOn. &" thar II had committed these crimes charged
against me should 20 10 Police Headquarters, where
a description OF the real criminal would probably be-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE RIGHT TO USE 4 SNOW PLOUGH.

The Board Of Aldermen recently passed a
resolution directing the enforcement oi am ordinance Of
1873 prohibiting the use pouss upon the street
RAILROADS. excepting where the Snow thrown from the
tracks wasrcmOved from the streets. and other conditions
were complied with. An Application was made yeater-
day before Justice Douohue in the Supreme Court,
Chambers. for temporary injunction restraining the
city authorities from interfering with the use OF snow
plough- and swecn upon the Seventh Avcnue Railroad.
fl was claimed b, aihIavit- that tie company was
oDgcl, hy tle terms Of rs charter 10 provide means ior
proper transfer Of the 10000 or 10000 passengers
who daily pissed the line; that snow storm would
Ob-truct travel and prevent ti" CONS any from ufoNd
ing proper Of convey unless n were allowed
20 remove the snow. The company could nor be
required tO remove the snow after the p.oughs
had thrownl the side o the tracks, thls was Que of
the duties of ihe CITY authorcs for tNe doing Of which
tine company paid taxes. Ihc temporary lJnnctoh was
granted, aud ilc argument ON tie motion Tor per-
naueut luluuctou VIII be had ou next Thursday. Tile
Police have asked me Corporation Coun-
u take the -ay s-ps 60 oppose ihe injunction
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
XLVIM CONGRESS-Ld SESSION..

REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS.
AN UNMPoRTANr sFssIOv eF TIE nou,t--ruy
RESPONSIBILITY OF UNITED STATS B3.Dyn
OFFICERS.
WAsHrNGroN, jan. lG. lss0.
In the House OF Representatives Mr. SPARKS
Dem, H., chairman OF tie Committee on Mhary A.
nurs. reported resolution ca Ing the Secretary a,
War for information 20 the number, rank name ana
annual ray OF every officer OF the retired list OF the
Army. Adoptcd.
The sPEAKER then PROCEEDED as the regular order
/ to cal committees FOR reports OF private nature.
Mr. COFFROTH Dem, Penu), chairman Of the Cor.
mitee on Invalid Pensons reported q bl constrlii,,
the provisions o the Pension laws so as TO inclDds
therein civil engineers in the Naval service Placed
upon the puhlc calendar.
Mr.. SANFORD Dem. Ala, from the Committee on
Claims, reported bA refunding 10 TIC state OF Georgia
H35500 expended Tor the common defence IN I777'
Referred TO the Committee OF TIE Whole.
Mr. BRIGHT Dem, Tenn.) chairman Of the Compit.
tee on Claims. reporte resolution calling on the Sec.
retary of the Treasury for oi the sums of
money covered into tho Treasury from the proceeds OF
TIE sale or lands for direct taxes IN South Carolina
Bils were passed donating condemned bronze cannon
10 the Soldiers Monument Association OF Birmingham
Conn, and the Morton Monument Association Oi In.
Tue SPEAKER laid before the House several com.
muniCatOns. waich were appropriately referred among
them letter from the president OF the Academy Of
Science transmitting report relative TO the preven.
tion ot epidemic diseases lIhe recommendations
tanned IN TINS report were published IN IRE TRIBUNE
MI MOhlON iiNeD, " u presented pctltlOU OF the
Central and South America Cable Company asking AID
in the form of contract fer Coy nment messages To
establish telegraphio communication between the
United States, Central aud south America via The Gull
o. Mexico. the ihmns Of IehuaBtepcc and the Pac hc
ocean, which referred TO the Committee On Con-.
mcrce.
The House, at I:3o went into Committee Of the Whole
-Mr. Kenna lDcn W. Val III the chaiI-On the prl.
waite caCndar
The arst bill on the calendar was one returnlnsto
Charles Clinton late Assistant treasurer az New-Or.
leans the Of 500. being the amount stolen from
hin in lS7I and refunded by HIM To Tie UBiied states
The bill opposed by Mr.. Price QRap, ipwa), Mr.
Cannon REP Il) Mr.. Kiefer Rcp., o O.l aud others
on the ground that it was not shown thar due had
been taken m guarding the money fr0m robbery and
II advocated by Messrs Carlisle dem, Ky.J
Dunucll Rep, Minn.,) Garfield tRcp., Oll0l Tucker
Dem. Val and others, who Asserted that reason
able draIee OF care had been Obserk ed.
a some what extended debate followed, Oriincd prin
cipally t. The question whether Congress should act
upon such the under dis ussion. or
whether TIE principle should be established that no
relief should be extended 10 bonded officer of tie
Government for losses sustained by him IN the Discharge
hs official duty The Committee refused nv vote Of
o. io y to report the bill favOrably 10 he House.
The Committee then rose, ana the House AZ $40 ad
iOurned until Monday.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
STAMPING OUT CATTLE DISEASE.
GENERAL PATMCRs REPORT GREAT SUCCESS
ACHIEVED.


IRON rHF REGULAR CORRESPONDENT or THE rRIBUNE.l
ALBANY, Jan. 16.-General j. W. X. Patrick,
the 8 ate Cattle Commssioner made his annual report
for the year 1879 to Governor Cornell to-day and che
report vas at once the LEGISLATURE. The report
is condensed history of the contagious peuro-pueu
Tuonia or lung plague disease that prevailed among
horned cattle during the There - also statement
OF the efforts OF the Commissioner to stamp ont the
disease The report begins with am account Of the
barge laid upon the importation of American
cattle into Euclaud by the British Government in
consequence Of the prevalence of peuropneu-
monia among some stock in this country All
American cattle were slaughtered upon being landed at
Liverpool. Tlis action Of tho British authorities led
Governor Robinson 10 appoint Professor James Law,
Of Cornell University, commissioner TO investigate
the disease KINGS and Queens Counties oi thls stae
where It chiefly prevailed. Professor Law sunse-
qurnily reported that the disease or very dan
ecrous character The Legislature promptly appro-
prialed $4,000 to stamp ont the disease Governor
Robinson then appointed General Patrick as MS agent
fr the expenditure of the money. General Patfck az
once inspected infected stables Long Island and
Tntincd Many stables in Brooklyn were in
srccted and much disease was found among
the animals Of the cry. Infected animals
we're Confirmed, their value appraised and
they wcre tlen slaughtered Out Of so cows quaran
Wedc, y, @ '',6' T M tsrcd Dritsh earle mat mr.
few cattle that had been taken to Duiches' county
followed, placed IN quarantine and the stables us
Through tho Spring months systematic inspections Of
cattle yards and stables were made IN New YORK:
BrOok,y n aud In Queens County. a large number or
cattle that found disenscd were saughiered All
railroads prohibited from unloading any cattle IN
New York anl Brooklyn except at designated places.
In May the cattle PLAGUE wae discovered amonG ne
herds the " Great MontauX Pasturace.' III Suffolk
County. General Patrick went % The range and had
the diseased animals killed. This stamped ont the
disease The disease has been almost driven from New
disease has also been subducd in Pdtnom County,
where It was discovered among the herds IN october
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
IrSrICE ANGEES CLERK.

Justice James r. Angel when he took his
place on the bench OF the Tenth District Civil Court on
Janu1ry l. appointed Charles c. Bgel'w clerk in The
place of Peter V. Clark. The latter refused to
leave the position. claiming that DE coud not
be removed 1913 his term of clhce had not
urel The Justice caused his arrest and imprisonment
Tor c.ut,rupt - court. Tho matter oamc before
Justice DO .ohue tu the supreme Court. Chambor,,
Yesterday. Viit Oi aaA.as corpus Obtained ly cx-
ufir. caribou counsel for Mr. ClIke l. wa claimed
tIa Ola. commitment void Nt.h-c no srt Wa- At
tacnrI 20 o.: tlHt the acts complained OF did not
amount {, 10 cUutcurt nud thc civil Justice could NOT
ulcli 500 Pos calm. Do so. Assistant -tricAtt,ruey
i.r~ cont..d.d ihlt the SEQ! WIS unnecessary, and
lhe Jurisdiction ot .he committing Justice was CON-
ulcft Decision was lcscTNrd.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Jan. ID he IOhONlnS Du,l-
ness WAS IN the supreme Court OF tlc Uued
States to-day:
No l7.rhe Bank of America plaintiff IN error agi Nir-
D. Banks.On reargumcntln Crf or TO The CIR.
United states FOR tDo southern District
of Mississpp-h by W. b. Putnam FOR plantiH
error. ana J. r. Chalmers, Tor defendant in
No Ilg-Thomas d. Pelrue, appellant act Lews j. MuoTd
~ el-PasDed. No l5l.-Haivcy Terry. paintn IN
error agt B. f. and j. r. hiucIn error TO the Circuit
urt OF the United the Western Dsrct OF North
rarnna -Argurdby Harvey Terry FOR pinG and
snbmifted bv j.. !. DAVIS for defendant error
o The United States. appellants ast. sanford Perry
man-Appeal from the COuri of Claims argued by \ A-ss
ami Attorney General smith for 8Dprdnts, ana X = Davis
appellee No l6t -faricH Burns e Hi appellants ag
Jacob Never Appeal from TIC circuit Court OF the
tle Eastern District OF Missouri argued
nv Boyd for appellants. couuS'l appearing TOR The ap
perca John Bcchtc ct al pan'fin error agt the
United SiacsAppes from TIE Circuit Court ol the l. >
SOuhCrl ni-tilct OF AoaN -ubmted iwaid
solomon foI rin;m error aud Assistant Attorney Hrue a.
smith Tor defendant ID crruI. Nos. llJ ana ltN-trauk
a,t. the fatlc Rock and Fort smith
q the Circuit Court Of the Ini ed
Eastern Dsrct of ArEan'us submitted By
q & for appellants and {. ". Huntington for mp
rclces. 80 lGrhc Naonnl savings lanE oi te lsrit
Columbia ct al appellants agt John Cre,wel ct al
wae begun by jos. VI. johnson
for appellants Adjourned nuth Monday AZ IL O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

A man, passing through gateway in the dark.
ran against post. wish tnal post Ia the lower
regions !" was his angry remark. Better wish II
somewhere else. said bystander "You might run
against II again, you know"
You can't fool Quincy girl. When hes
GLOW" from his in the theatre between the
and eays "Ii he back IN moment" she daZzies
hIm with OF her most reliable smiles and pulling
him back with the remark. brought with me"
coyly slips INTO his hand pinch OF cloves roasted
coffee (Quincy Argo.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WAsHINGrOY, Jan. 10 - First st-Lieutenant
Henry ~ Andrews. lst Artillery, Is transferred from
Battery TO Battery Of that regiment. Leuten
Daniel D Wheeler recently appointed Captain and
Assistant Quarermaster; Lieutenant Andrews has been
ordered 10 JOIN lis battery The leave absence
surgeons certificate OF disability granted PosChap
lam Jeremiah Porter L. = A.. has been extended two
months ou 4ccOunt oi sickness Leave Of absence tor
four months a surgeon, certificate Of disability with
permission 20 beyond the sea- granted FustlieI-
ant O. ). /. Ward, III Infantry
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
sun AGAINsr A STREET RAILROAD.

Patrick Delaney sued the Twenty third
Stlrct Railway Company to recover $4,000 damages
fr the Joss ~ thr services OF bis John. Tie boy
VA, on tie track when ;hc lorsccr came along 10
.d -nel and although Doe tried 90 gct out az the way
tr WIS 4uu over ANA crippled for c. The driver ir.tl-
u.d that uo, diving Aet fast and Lo stopped
soon a~ los.blr doNU--rtde. ~" iur} gave
,lrt FOR the defendant EichaTd . OG0rnan and ID. j..
Gsyulr appeared tor the Ptutli; Flanagan ~ Bu ght
f.. .r le def fsuUlIli-
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. l6.-ln the Court of Appeals
todnyprcscnt. the Hon Sanford E Church. e. j., and
nssocatcs-the foowInS business was transacted:
No 5-Snunders Iryinr executor. ETC. appellant John
Rankine, aininpraUT etc respondent Sit mitiei No Z
Samuol Fordhu appellant agJ James =. HendrirkrOn and
another OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ken IRON the eneiii No. o..
Icnrtti r. Power eSeeutrix etc., tespo1den agt Hugh
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
GENERAL GIANTS CCBAN TRIP,

FERNANDINA. Fla, Jan. 1G.-The new steamer
Admiral sailed for Cedar Keys today, where she VIII
take General Grants party on board for Havana. A
special train conveying the distinguished guests from
Washington will connect with the steamer at Cedar
KEYS This trip VIII inaugurate the fast mail service
between York Havana, and i is expected
The running time trains from NeWYOrk will be
duced forty eight hours, 80 that tie entire trip VIII
do In Ia lnV
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
MASSACHUSETTS, RAILROADS.

BosrON, Jan. 16.-The eleventh annual re-
port OF the railroad service in Massachusetts, shows
that during the year ending September so last, only
eleven miles Of additional railroad were completed in
the STATE The income Tor the OF al the
pOrAtons amounts 10 S30OOO, 600. The whole number
of persons injured during The year, nclu0ng The acct
dent at WollastOn, WAS 305. Fatal injuries, 40.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
NANAL Orders.

WAsHINGToN, Jan. 1G.-Chaplain J. II. II.
Brown been ordered TO the Navy Yard az Pensacola,
Fla. and Chaplain Thomas A. Gill To- the Tennessee.
The leave absence granted Leufenaut Comps snler
fl. II. Gorriuce has been extended months, with
permission tO remain abroad. Tie leave of tenant
seatOn Schroeder LAS been extended until April 30
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE STATE LEGISLATURE:
sMITB WEEDS QUEER LEASE.

EIII I''I1+sEN '1I1''"'
THE sURJTCT TO BE REFERRED TO SPECIAL COM
MITrFr-MOEE MONEY ASKED ToR rHE BROOK
LYN BRIDGE.
In the Assembly yesterday Mr.. IngersolFs
resolution TO investigate the circumstances uh-
der which the Plattsburg and Dannemora RAN
road was leased, was adopted. Several search
ing questions on the subject were submitted 10y
d. Hayes Mr. Astol's resolution regarding
the Notifications Of this city was passed by
the Senate. Senator Schroeder has introduced
q bin to provide $2.25o,000 for the comlpc-
ton Of the Brooklyn Bridge.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
R0BERr r. LIYCOLY 1 IRUSrnE.

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. l5.-G0yemOr Cullom
has appointed Robert = Lincoln, of Chiclgo. son Of
President Lincoln. as oue 81 The three trustees ot
the lluoi, Central Railroad Company. 10 -nccced Nor.
ais \ tcnum. OF Ncw-Nork recently deceased. These
hold the legal tte to AL or TIC pauy's pep
erty under its char,er.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

unon the plan invented by him for the application o.
steam as q motive power 70 canal navigation.
The state Board or Charities have discussed their rel
port 10 the LEGISLATURE which will comprise several
subjects of interest to the public.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
OBITCiRY.
COUNTESS vOS HAHN-HAHS

COUNTIES Won HAHN-HAIN.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-Thc Countess Ida Won
HannHlh lhn the German pootrss and novelist Is dead.
in her seventy -Hfth year.
Ida Marie Louise Sophie Frederke Gu-taye
Hlhu-IIabn was born Tresso eckcnont schwcru.
June %. lsOj Her father a theatrical enilus!asi
ard lost ms fortune stage adventures At the age
twcn.y-one she was married 10 Count Hahn-lllln, q,
from whom an incOnDai ibihty Of temperament.
induced her n 1899. to procure divorce She rought
relief literature, first publishing three volumes Of
verse and then rics Of novels. She travelled cXcn-
svcly and recorded her adventures many volumes.
fl 852 wcar.d WIN the world, she entered religious
mousse has since devoted her life - The reformation
OF tie outcasts Of her OwueeN.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
Ida Marie Louise Sophie Frederlke Gust;
WILLIAM WALL.

Providence, X. l.. Jan. 1G.-Coonel VIII
lam Wall, president OF the Frcmen Mutual Insurance
Company dIed to-day.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
A PITTSBURG DkF1ULTER.

PTTsBURG, JAN 16.-A few days since b.
II. Kennedy late ProthOratoiy of this county left for
Ieadvle, Colorado. II Is stated that he is de-
faulter and that be has gone 10 Colorado Mexico
with woman Of bad reputation. The deficit Is placed
afS 500
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
THE YEW TtLLGEIPH c0Np4SX

CINcGNNArI, Ohio, Jan. 15.-The American
Uriou telegraph Company viii neXt Mon las opea an
office NJ Fourth and Waiuui--ts.. m This Giil.
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
JOHN TORR.

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 16.-John TOrr, member
OF tho Uouse OF Commons Tor Liverpool. Is dead. lie
was Conservative and elected for ire fret time IN
1874 The contest for bis successor II hkeiy 10 be
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17

\ little Siy-ycaT-old boy astOni>hei bis
mother by eXcam,ug: wish was an angel"
Wondering what Aolf thcrE Elts wsT' iimE als yoWug
mind. sac waited for reason. Then co1ld all
the CircU-cS at once
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
CAIFNpAKs ruf1 DAY.

SUPREME CoUR!- cHAMBgGs-DOnohue J.-Court oDens at
1890 a. M calendar called at ii m-Nos. 3lO 359 SG4
New-York tribune., 1880-01-17
Jce Cream.
60 n1hom. II man Gcneern

TAMES DUNN, Inglefield, Nanderburg
- County Ind, desires the address OF eommiss.onsa
and the crew OF the gunboat N0ssco Oh 'ho
West Cult Squadron.
NJY WIFE CARRIE has left my bed and
WI board will responsible for any debts eonuseleu
by her. l.. KOSZfNsKL --------------
xXTANTED. D.-Information of the heirs OF Cap.
w tain LANES SMITH, deceased; q Norwegian BY
birth CHRIST ensen to Liverpool ana Sew
York CITY between 1910 and IS43 was married IN Nes
York Irish woman. end came 70 Csniotnla IN xnn
leaving wifo anu two sons rne " nssk.
y hear Of something their addressing VITA
nra,a. y of their insntlty f. W. HITLER
pio". lame, deceased,
Auid"is"s'oi VI WV N''''' W ' Marines, Cal