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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-31

In London, British consols fluctuated between
p8L and 0sas closing st 9S5ie for both money and
account United States bonds were unchanged,
excepting the Ala per cents, which declined a to
1908 and afterward recovered to Ill. Erie com
moi fell TO 47ls and recovered TO G4o4 the
preferred stock p to 10 and second consols 2o
81 the funded IS being steady at 81 Atlantic and
Great Western firsts were per cent higher at 1872
and the seconds g at S7a4 Illinois Central was a.
unchanged at 107i9. and beading was quoted az
bullion on balance. Bar silver was quoted weak at
52s,ad. per ounce. lu Paris. French . per cents
advanced from 81 .82l2 to s1.95.
The Union Pacific Railroad consolidated COM
pany announces that on THURSDAY, February o: u
will be prepared TO issue the consolidated ceItin-
Gates of stock in exchange for certificates OF stock
of the old companies. III.
Messrs. Fisk a. Hatch have issued new EDITION
Of their Memoranda" concerning Government
bonds for the information of investors, revised nnI
corrected TO January /. 1880 The - Memoranda ,
contains information of value TO all present ana
prospective investors in Government bonds.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 30th day OF January were:
tan
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Us STANTON, 10 Nassau-St., has for sale the
new Oswego Midland stock called New-l FORK, Onta-
rio and WeBteru
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The Best and Belcher Mining Company has levied
an assessment of 81 per share.
(ioyernment bonds continue dun, with some Weld
/, ner cent The transactions at the Boards day
Included $50 600 registered IS of 1881 at lO4%,
$4,000 coupon 5s at 104, and S12o0QO coupon
snd SEQ 600 registered As at 1CfSsd 1O4i2 At the
close the market was barely steady at the annexed
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Business gnanees.


TOR SALE. - Valuable Chaicoai r' ,lld,l' q
,nertv nampsslre CO. West Virginia, near IAtalois&
On q H r. about 1850 wsu WOO esi @n 81 as,
otay wheels ana teereui'i h'haI
im pro, enenss one urnAcr an De ldink s 6 seal
ready Immediate operation NJ
On hand Apply 10 TITUS s EMERY 20 "uh"t st.
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL Mass, Jan 3OThs Printing Cloth market
hrm at previous quotations with moderate ansac
lions
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TOR SALE OR LEASE

In, ,,,prTE RAILWAY IRoS WORKS COMPANY
az for sale or lease favorable terms Their ra ana sea
nal, the In COED condition ana wen 10"
hansns ev,rythuR with the greatest ec0nOmy. hhsak
frontage ON tie Ohio River of over 600 ett anu ts o
~, Tia Miami Railroad The present owners VIII s,Nos
arge Interest a organization II oes.ftn
WALTER SMITH. President, 10 "est fuA ~ S'HN'"N"s
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pErAwARF, LAcK,wASNA AND NEstrGS hulKoAD I
COMPANY 20 ESehangepl Atw OH Jan ~ iy DO
TNHE ANNUAL ELECTION FOX OFFlCbkS
Of this Company VIII De held AZ - nss
on Tuesday 2ih day OF February prO&o at ~ VeoeS
d. M. o..l,.- rr,n.far
o AN lac .ed from ith until the 10Th OF feDruary
O''f9 W FREDK. il. GIBBESS. tr-a-
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election Nciiees.
OFFICE OF THR STANDARD
CONSOLIDATE MINING COMPANY,

THE STANDARD
CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY
SAN FRANCISCO January Ia, loso)
CIRST ANNUAL MEETING.--The first an.
nua meeting Of st ckholders of the above named
cempany for the election OF SEVEN DIRECTORS An" tho
taDsaron OF business a. may he presentsa WIZ
be held mon DAY. FEBRUARY 2 1850 tflIss no dy
in Febary at O'Clock on q at day. NJ The ohce 81 to
COMPANY k0on 80 Nevada Block. No 800 MontgonerysI'
Francisco caliiornia - ~. ,.,..-- On iaso
Transfer will be closed on Tuesday January ~ to
at o'clock and will remain closed uhtu ates 'ns "h
nuA' "eo''"s' WILLIAM WILLIS secretary
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MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
PREsIDESTs OFFICE, NO. IS BsoApWAs

PgEspRSTs OFFICE, No. IS BRoADwAI I
NEW. YORK Jan. 20. 1880
NOTICE ia hereby given that the ANNUAL
~ MEETING of the soc KHoLpERS o. me rs MI
=. CTEIC RAILWAY COMPANY, viii be held al tne omcc
% tSe comp any In ST. Louis No. on TUESDAY he 20 OF
March 1880 O'clock m for me rieeion on nsS,sen
and Tor the lraacoh vi any
othsr bnanesa thsi may before the meeting go .
Tba annual meeting the Board OF Directors wiz 90 nsd
the same office WEDN EsDAY the Sd OF March 1884, ~
IL o'clock on. 80, . -, - n. .,,...o., n, an.
January 1850 yiA 10 re0pened on the morning Of
day OF March, lsSU 'Af nOOLD ficsiuon"
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
LospoS Jan: 30-l2:30 D. No. T. bonds ana half
esf cehs llV4 New hyes lO5 Atlantic and Great West
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LIVE STOCK MARKErs-Br TELEGRAPH.
,r.,o Ian 40 -cArnK-Receipts today, LII head
& e. the wesk TINS lar 6T5 for the same limo
20, sss gl head through. 6l2 cars market
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The following were the receipts and shipments
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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s s France S.s oalss ooas''

COTTON
Ngw YORK. jan 3n.-The following are the total net re.
cotton the below mentioned since Sepem
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4 NEW INDUSTRY ron THE COUNTRY

ADVANTAGES OF NORTHERN sUGAR-PRoDUCTroy.
70 the Edftor or The Tribune.
SIR; I noticed The TRIBUNE article sorghum
the other day. have taken much interest In this sub
iect and have investigated IT, especially In Minnesota
I began q skeptic, but am grounded In the faith
Minnesota produce sugar more pro6tably than any
other crop, as certainly as any, aud OF superior
ouality I incose a specimen produced under the
following circumstances by farmer there: He
made his syrup by rude process placed 1t In barrel
IN his kitchen having cellar extra room. In
few days found It turned to father to rock
candy IL is setted fact that Minnesota rgbum will
produce sugar OF fair quality and In paying quantity
der like circumstances II General Le Duo gets Mime
sora cane we'll spread the country he will have
done more for the Department than all Ills
puf together r. ID.
THE sample sent with this is amber colored, and
IN taste. solidity and otherwise resembles rock
candy more nearly than anything else. There is
not trace OF the old sorghum flavor which was
found 30 Objectionable in the sorghum syrups made
some wears ago. This testimony goes TO confirm
much received from other quarters, to the effect
that the possibility of making sugar from sorghum
cane in profitable quantities is no longer doubtful
Louisiana sugar planters will probably soon find it
more profitable to turn their rich acres TO tho cuti-
walton of some other crop.-Edl
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AFPA1Rs AT THE STATE CAPITA L.
A SHORT SESSION.
CHANGES PROPOSED IN THE STATE BOARD OF CHAR

A SHORT SESSION.
CHANGES PROPOSED IN THE STATE BOARD OF CHAR
IuFs-CANAL EXPENSES.
[BY TELEGRAPH THE TRrBUNEl
ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The Legislature held
short session on reassemblne tonight A noteworthy
bill was introduced by Speaker Sharpe in the Assembly
II authorizes the Governor and Senate to appoint three
additional members OF the State Board OF Chartes anu
legslates out OF Office Dr. Ordronaux, the STATE Con
missioner IN Lunacy. His duties are to be performed W
some one of the enlarged State Board OF Charities.
Canal Auditor Schuyler reported that from OctoDr l.
1873 TO January 81. 1879 there was expehaeu ior "a
tordjnary repairs canals the sum OF o.
ana from October l. 1870, to January 81 looV,
tbe sum of $4,000 80. 1t has been charged
that Mr.. Clark, the late superintendent
81 Public Works spent an unusually large proportion OF
the yearly sum extraordinary repairs during
the las months OF his service. and that ME- DutcheI
the new superintendent, will be embarrassed IN M
operations by this lavish expenditure The stateme
made Dy Canal Auditor Schuyler, would seem 10 Dear
on what was charged against superintendent Cark. "a
In inc Senate only notable bill was one inlronucsu
by senator Forster repea the law WHEN Directs me
athores OF New York to pay $4,000 yearly toward the
support of Mr.. Cowley's Shepherd Fold.
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A LOCAL OPTION BILL INTRODUCED.

TRENTON, n. j., Feb. 2.-In the Senate the
following bills were introiucedi TO submit the Icons
ing OF the sale Of malt ynous aud spusuous liquors 10
vote IA each o. the townships aud wards called the
Local Option oil; to punish By line or imprisonment
the adultcriton OF food. drinks. CONNECTIONS medl-
cincs, etc.
In the House, bills were Introduced modifying the
Sunday laws repclu the act for the pun.sing keep
ers OF disordery houses and imposing fine OF from 90
IN 500 IN one c,se and fns OF from % 10 $50 m more
aggravated cases 10 prevent the swearing on OF IN
dehirdless Ia assc-snenta 10 allow stockholders
only 10 vote IN Insurance companies 10 require per
rruf OF tue moufts received from Pullman sleeping car
or the railroad to pald the state 20 make horse
car fares uniform 90 cents making TIA nne for any
person 90 enter cage o. Wild be- tsts.
me Senate I'm exrcufivr session. confirmed the follow
ing Nomination.: FIR L9w Judgcs--A. x. Cogswol Of
MddieseK Ludlow NCCartor, OF E--rx Al req NHllng
OF Monmouth, aud joan II. steward, Of Mercer.
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Rhode Eidnd-Edwin NJ Snow.
VerfaOnt- Franklin o. Hutterneld.
MdSsactusciis- Carroll d. wight
D,auare ~ IN q. Wbueloy, -.... -
schal VIII; Wm Hayes, WIN j. smp-On Africa, Win
Howard Il. Miller Win Alox. Aurdock lALh Daniel s.
useoas{nNAionzo A. Lopez LIST District DAVID j.. wech,
nd Leonard IAtirdgo IfId Thomas >. Alien. tNth
VirGinfa-J q. Cnbe IIId Districts stuart f. Lindsay,
iH WI IRSfnIISTsntdHJohn B. aiiey. I'D District
HtG6aaa-Fr derrick O. Bromberg. Tia Districts Sidney
Kirkland WITH .,.,- ,,,., ,,,...s., I, TT NALL.
III ; John p. Duke, Win O. 7; Craig, VlIth 49,,
Iiinois-James q. Wright 1st Di tret d. IL Sunderland
lid John W Bailey iIIdi H. IL Mcdowell IVlhi
William A. Northoott With Edwin j. Ude, Vth.
MinnesOa-A. A CrAndal, lot District o. W. Johnson
ioioS-Ieha6od r. K'dder, Ivth Distncti James T. Met
cafo, I'D J. w. Row ey, Let -
hentucky5 n Gainea LIST District j. W. Winlook. ia !
Indfdns-G H. Sormont LIST District r. q. Johnson, I'D
]. NJ Ridcnour uId j. n. Davis lvthl H. Walker. IN
9snnsssee "; W, GoodPasture. ia District Z. NJ Hail.
MichgdnJohD sharpe LIST Dstricti b. H. Pierce I'D; G.
dTkdnsds-WIn. II. hicks. Ist DistIlcL
NeuaaI Jackson Ferguson.
Nebraska H. d. slaughter Ist District; b. Tcschunck I'D.
MiseeilaeouDe Forrest Porter Of Arizona, To be Asso-
ciateJu In Arizona
Morris O. Russell Minnesota to be Register OF tho Land
Ofice AT Duiuth. MINI.
Illinois, be Indian Agent the lnuhuH
the Rose Bud Agency.
Miles Boynton Of Michigan 10 DO Agent for the INDIANS OF
the Moqul, Pueblo Agency IN Arizona -, =, Co.,.
Theron T. Carter At ADAMS. ". stephen
WeatherlUw Seneca Falls VI John Bishop. ueiieseO'
n Vim. d. Miner, warsaw. y. y. f. Is. Dawson, Boon
ton, n. 81 Thomas J. Tiffany bennington. VI
Assis John W. KOsa OF Tennessee, 10
0vaneed eght numbers IN his grade a TO take
rank TO Passed Andrew NJ Moore
for extraordinary herosm provided Tor In Section l6O6 of
Revised Statutes
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GENERAL LEGISLATION.

rt,v prNovAt or THE FIFTH AVENUE RESERVOIR
.sKrD-A BILL TO KEEP THE HARBoR IN GOOD
ORDER.
Albany. Feb. 2.-In the Senate tonight
Mr. Forster presented petition Of the Hotel Association
Of NewYork favoring the removal Of the Forysecond
st. reservoir.
senator Forster introduced bill relative to the care
~ poor children when provided that corporation or
institution snail hereafter receive from the City OF New
York or excise other public moneys raised I'D Sau
city, any greater OF money IMAM per capita
ance OF one dollar Tor each orphan or lndgeht
child cared Tor by said corporation
Senator Forster also introduced bill for the adjust
ment and settlement OF claims OF interest on pay
ments made by tn City OF Ncw-York on certain con-
tracts for works OF local Improvement in thu said city,
on the city made for the One-hundredahu-
twenty thirdst. improvement.
Senator Forster also brought bill f0rbdding per-
sons TO throw deposit any ashes dredglngs Sane;
Se%,Y i, 1Ps' 'o'" VI ''''''' wv
Tho i"iIowing bills were ordered to third reading
To prohibit the construction OF buildings OF WOOD or
oihsr combustiblr materials IN rtain port1on OF
New-Yors City relative 10 pas men OF assessments lor
local ImprO yeIneuts In the Guy OF New-fOfk.
Tie Assembly met at o'clock TINS evenine
Mr.. Russell introduced bll to provide better
fsS%a,;un Mr. Stanley offered resolution
tbat fbc Cdmiee n Commerce and Navigation report
hi providing greater safety and cOmfor for passen-
gers On the South ana Hamilton ferries between New
Mr. Fitzgrraid brought ia bll which provides that
when fireman or policeman IL injured when In the dis
charge of his duty lac shall be- en,ted To two years pay
provided he Is unable TO work during that ume and
alter that he shall br tired pension 10y pcrmsson
The following bills considered IN the Committee
oil the Whole:
Amending the act relative 10 hackney coaches and
carr grs the city Of NcwYOrk. Ordered - thlrd
reading.
10 regulate tho deposit OF securities By insurance
companies with the supern endent of the Insurance
Department IL allows the deposit OF per cent bonds
Ordered 10 tmrd reading.
The Joint Committee Of jhe Senate and Assembly on
Commerce aud Navigation VIII meet here on Nodnes-
DAY for consideration OF the question OF pilOago Em-
inent cOuns sci viii present the question,
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THE RECORD OF EIGHT YEARS.
1880

March 4-General Grant insugursted. 49,,
March 15.-Dr; Darden. Unionst Of warren COUNTY
cratic EDITOR. hanged by Ku Kux Ia presence OF hls
family. Also negro named Martn' Nooo0y
March i 7-Ku Kux prowied all night around Beunetts
snother. outraged a mulatto girl and logged her
till insensible. Nobody punished tPtrhaps the
rebels we're encouraged by the Presidents appoint
ment OF the rebel General Longstrest to an impor-
a. senator Atkins of South Carolina muir
dered because no was Republican. DI. aver killed
for the same cause shortly before.
May 19.-Letters from United States officials In Georgia
describe numerous outrages on negroes there.
May-.-o Colgrave, Republican saerlh OF Jones
June l-Coored congregation al Liberty HILL Tenn.
broken up the pastor robbed stripped aud h99gcd'
Haynes exUnon officer, at Marion Ark, by mem
Der Of kg kqT wae hs sor no Similar
August DIFFERENTIATION OF the Governor OF Alabama
says citizens are whipped, outraged and murdered
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Rutherford County Tenn,
drive negroes 10 crowds 10 Nashville. Three ne
October 27PrOclamaton OF the Governor Of North Car
Chatham counties ny thefts and
des assassination OF officers. breaking open houses
derine two colored inmates OF Orange County JAIL
letting white prisoners out OF Chatham County JAIL
November Murders by armed bands frequent IN
Texas Judge Hunt, prominent Unionist, assas-
November l5.-onace OF an Assistant Assessor Of the
Third Revenue District o. Georgia broken 2, opep the
Decembcr -.-General REYNOLDS reports bands OF des-
aso'lsr report from Georgia The Strong Man.
doesn't appear be using his strength TO any great
extent ..o
February 3Governor to the Tennessee
legislature mentions numerous recent murders ana
the perpetrators "in single instance pelug ar
nssoIessis murder Of white and coiored Unionisss'
1871.
Fan ia message from the President says there have
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
AppRENTICED TO A CHINAMAN.

UfllCer LUnuDtIE, OF IHe oUCItIy IUI UHV Ic-
yenton Of Cruelty Children, appeared IN Jefferson
Market Police Court Yesterday afternoon, on behalf OF
the Ave children OF Margaret Healy. OF No. 339 West
soventeenth-st alleging that she drank and then i'll
treated them Mrs Healy. who had been arrested on
warrant issued by Justice Duffy arraigned at the
bar. Mr.. Lundoerg said that ner husband WAS the
engineer who was killed by falling into the elevator well
OF the Union League Club and that this organization had
voted al 900 to be given to the widow in sums OF S25
month This money she spent for drink also squandcr-
ing tie earnings OF her dnugh or ROsanua, who was
employed at Mays SIZE had apprenuced her daughter
Mary nQe ten years, to "A Caluaman who keeps l3uu-
fry. A bout ten days ago Mary went To Police Head
quarters dressed rags She was taken charge OF by
fhe suiety which later compelled 10 give her back
To- Mr. HeaY a writ of haOeas corpus. The examina-
lion was adjourned until today at 10 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The President sent
the following nominations 10 the Senate to-day;
Francis r. Grth Supervisor OF Census SIKH District OF
Indiana, vice William p. seymour nomination Withdrawn
IostfRdsieTs-Wiliam IL. randall Duke Centre PENN
lanes AshcrO Paiucah, Eyi Charles u. BuIney, Har
risOnvlle. No; Ihhu EnOs, Waukesha, WIS.
Byron any to DO Aogister Of the Land once at Grand
Forks. Dakota. - ~.
Robert o. stuart 10 Receiver OF Public Moneys at oym
pia, W. I.
Elijah A. DO Indian Agent at tho Lenhy Agency.
Idaho. - 49,. .-. a.. A..
be Surgeon the Iank OF Major; Captain Ewn Bentley
Assisaut To the OF Major
Horace Is Steele l2th Inap 70 be sec
on 18th Infantry Second Lieutenant George b.
Backus to DO First Lieutenant FrstLieufenant John D.
Loud 9Th Cavalry 70 DO Captain SECOND yonn
Edward W. Casey 22d Infantry 70 be FraILiou
-
mandcr.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sgPsEME uAysEas-Lawrenee Jcourt opens a,
e$% e. gilsPdr s sf S a. l @ ~ s ~
9KsEhAL TERN -AdjenI nea until February 8.
srG and s r. 9S s Sge ssa e. @
tS AZ 1 iSg AGO iS 1S 49,
CIRcUIr-PART Ivan Brunt J-Court opens at 1880 m.
1900 l7gl, o. i1sT, I7ss 1855 1863 ia4s '''' '''O'
gs 7o 2s s 1885, 4 HRsP s5 7 C 1884, 1851 SN
1879 746 1903 1886 $685. 1871 500. 1910 osO l74i.
gAsI IIIDoaOhae, JCourt opens at 1880 a. Mos.
1922 ISs7 l5SS e4 1855 l45{ 1885, iIoS i7iS iiSs
s cgEgIos c9ogI1eEsERIl TEa Adjourned sine DIE
oar called at ii a. Mos. 80 ii. 81 N''"'
fHA. Ik ; I7tresa,nsp: J-oourt opens at
l93 $ 56S 1Ss R 49, s5S ass lo5. V 57 1913
PAiT iI-Curtis, c. j. Court opens at II a. m-Ncs.
g. l9s al ~ 87 1914 49, 5o2 s2s. $751; S21 207 2G
PAgT iLL-speI Jocoart opens at IL a. Mos. 3o7.
10 ID 1o5 s7 ST. ST. SO u.s. u.s. u.s. 5 Sss
COMMON PLEAs~GrsERAL TRRN-Adiourned for the term.
SPECIAL Ihsay1D HoessH H. coos opens at 10
EQmTY TERN Van Hoesen, J-COur opens at IL a. m.-
TSi3L TsRg~PARr I-Larremore. J-Court opens az II
a. m-Nos 1897. ll22 1929 1906, 1888. 1910 iOgs i2li
2t5$ 1872 Az Sl0 1876. 1853 1854 $780, 1886. 1885,
PART Ill =. DAY.. J.-Court opens IL a. m.-NOs
1870 1871 1878 1877, 1875 1877, 1873 1880. 1884, I5s2
Op SAS az M si al d5 go ss I 5,
sos G5g ESQ 66 662 SO GG4 &C., G6G 637 GGS 66g $40
81 672 0l3 GA 6i5. 676 gu 67S go, us0 68 63
6s $50 5s6 $751; e5s 6s9 $780, 61l 692 69S GA e95 COS
G97 500, $50.
PARI ia Adjourned until Tomorrow
III-HaWes. J.-Court opens at 10 a. m.-N0s $50
400 3649 600 0l6 623 436l 646 CAL CAS- 90. $50 G5
co.,
GENERAL SEssloNs-PART I-Smyth R.--The People agt.
JOHN Ma homicide August Lechner felOniOus assault
battery Abraham Graham grand larceny john Finn Pat
lick Finn receiving stolen goods John oomte JOS
eph r. Wright fOuous assault and battery JENNIE Widely,
larceny the Patrick MrFarland James Knny,
John Bryan; Charles FaD excise; Harriet Brook e0nous
battery Frederick Thompson burglary; Nellie
Crawford. grand arcony John n BARKER Max Dreyfus.
feoiious assault ami battery
PART II-COWiIg 1.-The PeO 10 aRt. Patrick Speemao,
Marin teyrOlds homicide John Hughes. David Bucklr,
robbery Michael Hogan e0niogs assault and battery John
McGuick robbery; EJNard Williams William Burke James
Mccarthy burglary William Haesy Annie Rose John Vii
son lawrence Ham, Frederick kramer grand larceny Chss
Lee. John Duffy Matthew Is. Brennan James More Mary
Brennan. excise
USIfED TATEs DISTRICT CoUT-ChOate J.-Nos 1, 23,
4, 8. 8, =, 3. .. TO-
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Tile MURDER OF ANNIE DowNEY.
HEARING or HABEAs CORPUS IN THE CASE OF II

ACCUSED MAN.
Edward Tim, who was arrested on charge
Of being the murderer OF Annie Downoy, who wac
found dead IN house 10 Princet.. on January IL was
brought before Justice Lawrence. In Chambers yester-
day. on writ OF habeas corpus Mr.. Howe, bis conn-
sell claimed that the evidence taken before the Coroner
was not sufficient hold the prisoner on that though
he had been the murdered gr the day before they
parted as friends, and that after Tim had LETT her
another man was proved to nave visited her, and to
have branoished a pistol and to have displayed a
auarrelsome disposition. Assistant DistTict-AtOrney
frnry cor tended mat II shown that Tim had been
seen az late hour the vicinity OF the place OF the
murder, ana he mad made miscellaneous on his ex'
ANIMATION Justice Lawrence SAID that 10 would De a
had precea ent 10 establish that should be arrested
because he nad the vicinity OF the pace o. "A
murder. II would be equivalent 10 saying, We must
have somebody and therefore, we VIII take thls man.
Decision however, was reserved.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 2.-ln the Court oil Appears,
,oday-present the Hon. Sanford T. Church. = o. ""'
ossoci,tes-the following business was transacted
No 5oEme Ieand respondent sf b va, D. NJ Potter
Mercantile Association appsaat ~ syespordent No Co.
DANIEL W. Guernsey assignee e.e ssa by - sser
"a snnesn NJ fsrrngto respondent 20 va ,s
~ Neauy appellant 49, ne carS and JACOB.
sppen Francis Lynds sieson for INT serse b.
annsI,spt argued by Winchester Brttop LOT 'Rp s
Ans Joseph AIT H. Horwitz and others tespoh
dents, argued by Charles j. Patterson ior App''""'
s too~Sns "a the calendar the cear Oh '
Tusssay February 81 Nos 90. 40 os. eo oe' ~" 80 "