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DEClSlONS-OCr. IS.

Sn,rrae Couri-C han. rs--Bv Judge l-awrence -
Isaaos ast al,ranted Bers ar 30 - a.ts
glNc - s,,oor n,',,rn "A the matter oi opening
cer,aiu rect from Little West Twelfihst 10 Nes'
,,,f- WIN a stay OF MarstOn at Mai'i
The ul-aGurs are feqiireA N nc
10 be- n proved OF bg Court the PRAYER OF u.t
sglne n Oas at Burns aio.1n 20 l,li'
gOsrs KUgun pOrwiu.- II the coansrl tof i"
paulin The orier desire u hea ie
g l- ,.c viii ircct il 10 hr entered
Tho terms OF c act ana therefore no pc" T 10 gram
rs enlcati9n Ne.keham agt. the NewiOrk lIe isur
~ III lT,sI ranteG Crawiey agf CraWev
as have allowed TIA defendant 70 come m ana ueied - w
"a anil cannot therefore determine whehfr one OF Ire
rfs my nor aenlnd trial follows tiai me Greer
of reference default should - VAcao y uf VI
liar g-6Esa t.ai j. vacaiea. The Pcone e itl
~ o,,towsg Z Fox meuoranduu. clark AT. Clark
The icparf confirmed and Judgment TOT SEP
v JniTe Potter IN JlC matter Of Rrav-Mouon denied
memorahdum schultz az f,if -, %
rlent foT plaintiff upon the CONTRACTS set torn IN lle c
plant. hal.n,y Characterization granted with slo
'o S9I 5lgav Judge Van Vorst-Beeoe art. OMEN
et al Findings slrnr,. Warden aGb Br"W c'T
and decree guod Move. IT, ANA an'tner asl sou aiu
another, Moves IT,. AMI an0t,f ETC. agt "efnNoI' o''
~ Judge Van BrunJ.-sayre al agt. Duroche ct AIDE
BY judge Eeach.-Rnckley agt the evYork and Man
hatsaa Beach railroad CO upa1y .--'iili"h oil
NHgSri0r Curt special Icrm-Bv judge kussell.-
Carrsaer ae1 Mayer al-OIder OF disc Jnuance thf
nInghaln Narrin Crier ignei Martin al GO'I
i-.-racr granted A1en AT ,1i, az -
lion with MiltOoD et al. tEi. ~,hWesASi tJN =
e. a. AIT the AdrRnc Fire Insurance 0mpaY-QtdeIS oi
disc ninuau,e. bcunet ae LonH"9ol -aeA"Au4i" a."
Fiuch AGATE lEt. Darwi.-OrGers granted
lggi7ne C0Hri-- Chambers - Il. Judge Goepp.-
FlIlo aet kellogg ana Bucklet to.n4it -
Inc epro 0te referee Durgan higgins the 1ast river
Goa. company Oppenne'mer Crana az, tle III.
Ject~r-Orier Judgment Greenwood aEC -ch9el lac
deIenuan herepy cited 70 max lus answer more definite
anu ce .iin ly rDed iy ns whel t VI if A1i's"'i
IN fhe complaint he CONSIDERS material
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srrgRsfr CoURl AN1Ec,-Ll6r'nce - eirt nDSns ~
l0.sOam calendar called u IL . m-So- ~ jay -
ga 3 257 . $50 5l 800 5o S97 5oo ooi '0-' 'o''
A. ueni Calendar Nos. 435, 436; Az 4l3 46O, 4el
60 3G - IS 4s5 500 i9i 39- e8 AGA 4s5 496, 497,
as i9g 500 sol 50- . 3 5O4 567 5os - 80
Court opens At n.-NO-. 2il go, IS - - So
2S0 81 49, lGs l71 80 O. 80. BIZ 2i5, %dl -5S 25J
g,rS iSg1-Van Vorst Court opens 1890 4 M.
Issues Law aud 4c-Nos ss ga, SO. 100 I'G' sl6 500
S1,t-iri-PAa. I-D5uo-s. J. Court opsns AZ 1890 a.
Nos 1885, gss+ o4 81 Z. so =. lob 252 iloi inD.'
1a2i $lss 5 "a :, o. a s.. " ---'' '-'0 -''
~ psrT Tf-I:osca J--Coaf opens al 1850 Mos
Sss ssI -l63 ziGi. ZlG5 Zl56, l61 -ioo LOB q o.
- tf- iiTi-w lt J-Court opens al 1890 Mos
80 l652s .x19, 800 1872 1891 I9-S LsS1' IS'e
j. y 1850 Is0l 1so2. 1868. .o54 100. lsou ioO I9oo
StsgRlO tOUAT--iEClAL TEEN Russell - oar OPENS
a. 10 M calendar called at II a. InAoS 40 o. - o. ~
TalAL rEN-PAsT I-Freodman, J.Court opens at II l. H.
par N spell Court opens ct II m.-Nos az.
SIS .JG 4S4 3J-. Jo4, a. Jf| 500 So Ut o"o'
- IL -, e,icg G. Court opens u a Mos.
9o. 81. , % 37b : y. 2SG 2UG 2i3 SO. 153, O5S
CozS0N PLGAs-orlCIsL TkEAs al Brunt 5-Court opens
toiIIY 1EhE-J T. DAILY court opens at II a. m
-. u g.. .-.,,. 90 II
a. m-Nos 500 6J2 o. 694 iG0 400 'UO O7"' TO- 700
PART u-Larrgmora. .-cogrt OPENS a. II a. m.-Noa
7so 197 81. 53. III. 1l2 49, 40 ~. U.s.; ,, or.
fieNFEAl -fs-siCx--PAKT ,-Snyth, X -Ihe FcDle az
MATTHEW J. OCOnnely Thomas si!iih r'o,ly az a
gram larceny John HanIaha1 Ksie Nortoa alceny rom
poti larceny; JAMES IL HnDnt grand larceny ammo
O'Niel, l. .tttTY Jaw. 49, -, 49,. t..s..,oi.
hurnzDerg homcide James Cafk s9h ~ ID
berry hagie, -capan, MOrrls Geaiy M9nae CIh it"hi-
9ls lss' T ale Sanc,a " 1awarE James acCann " han
Day grand larceny John Hashardt nilsdeheAhO-'
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THE COURTS.
prcrrvrR FOR AN ELEVATED ROAD.

Richard G.. Phelps, OF Brooklyn. has been
,aa receiver Of the Brsoklya Elevated RAILWAY
Comnanr. Of which ". Bru4 is president No WORK
has hen done for time in the structure OF 'he
road which Is pat M on almost onehah OF 'he lo"'o
EN- Fulton Ferry 20 East New-York. principally IN
PIT Grand and IrxnE.on-aves. The receiver was ap
pou,ed by Judge Cooke application OF Edwip .
Keecr one OF the stockholders aud directors OF 'Ae
company The complaint sets forth that the properly
was moriraced for 80 500 600 to nc Farn rs Loan A9
grIlsf Comuauv september = 1879 that the cis.' II
for the construction ~ the road Wa vea 70
Foyd Zones at S350000 mile OF comp eten s'' ,, ~
boncs ana stocks have been delivered 90 pm "a " I've
n,rt il completed and President BIuh reIuru % go
anv information on the subj 'ct. inc at
that hs he compeiled account ior uls .s 80
tho nonds and property, and that ho ana ms
IN euioineG - directors.
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sFFE1yG sorANDEgED MONEY.

Abraham Orlando Jackson has begun sui'
arain.t the Louisiana Lottery Company 10 receive
"a 1e9 - upder the statute which permits any per-
son Ia recover from lottery mpany IN Tins state
twice the amount Win them IN the purchase
a. tickets Mr.. jackson claims that between jay
1876 and september 1880 ne spent $S65sl 81 ~ The
Dlrcnsse OF such tickets Under 'der Issued pS Jus
tr. Daniels in the supreme Court the money 81 tn lo
isry c. unanv on ae post in the National PARK BANK
Was alta. Bed YESTERDAY.
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TINTED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Oco- 13.-The following bust
ness was transacted b. the supreme Court Of the United
States to-day:
Albert H. walker Of Hartford. Conn, admitted TO
practice. . . --.,,.-. 49,. a. ~ r.,o.,s
Mhti.e aud Railroad Com pany-tn inoton OF J. A
appellants, dismissed with Goals D.
G61E1bo Eor1aa Central Railroad COMPANY apneans agt
] Fre Schuti 40. 6Bs.-Ghe Jacksonville fensacoa
and Nole Ra COMPANY appellants. AT I. 'hnit1
~ Al and o. 86g.-1ae Western Norm Carolina hsfosa
Conuauv appelaus agt George f. Drew, Governor
81 al Argument continued oy wayne Nc
Veaeh Tor apperes James agrf of appellant ~ so 15e
Adlourued unul tomorrow at ~ O'CLOCK.
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r,v,yroX OF Rank STOCK.

The Bank of Commerce and ifty-eight other
hans NJ AIS city recently sued out writS o.
the name IN each Of the tank aUd an o"'err WV
,rs also sockaolder the review of the ac'lon o.
3. ~ ,,o,,,,,ssoneru ia taxing the shares Of inoi-
aua stockholders in this years levy, under the act
OF 1859.
4 motion wa. made in supreme Court 6encTa tefn''
Yesterday by Assistant Corporation Counsel And-eMs
~ AVE he vrifs quasaeG large NUMBER OF ivy
e-rsad IN bphalf of the banks After nearing aiEh'
ent the Court took the briefs aud resolved It's de-
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INSURANCE AA1IERS.

ALBANY, n. Y, Oct. 13.-Justice Westbrook
has alrcctrd Central Trust Company 10 deliver 10
Receiver Fish, Of Globe Mutual Lie, all the bonds
and mortgages held by the Trust Company for the re-
seIyer 10 assign satisfy and discharge. he has also
rdsred the II the Continental le 20 pay W.
q Richardson ana Elizabeth NJ GOui0 is per cent on
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY. Oct 13.-In the Court of Appe'

ALBANY, Oct. I1.-ln thc COub Vi Appciis
to-day tie following usIness wa transacted;
M 227 Iulus ErecDere another, respondents act
T0saua rlngan appellant argued by Iboinas Noah Tor
Moot GOMEZ il, for RESPONDENTS No.
~ THE people ex RI. John J. Westray appfata agt
tn Mayor ec Wl respondent argued uy od nei
Hand Tor appellants and j. D. Dean iOT respondent 10 -
-Ieer aarie others. appellants az torh' ~ ~
r5sou. fopleadcd OuGeut argued ~ an A.
pracb or appe and H5lry l. Clinton and gorge T.
COu-tOck FIR respondent A. ).,.o,o.
The COM taxes p m. Fr14ay October o.
me foioug is tn y calendar Of the Court Of Appel
for THURSDAY October 1880 Nos $50 90 oO' J73 80
/. y
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REAL ESTATE.
kEw-YoAK. Wednesday. Oct. 10. 1890.

RtCoRDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
INV YORK CRY.
Cottage ST lot No 2O5 25xiIO; Patrick Carr and
another % Julia stumpf "a
sAf1,si :, ,o' 10 no ~. 1900
3dsye ~ : Isais IT. n OF iO6th.st O.0~rs0 Char
lotie Vaa Osrand ct al 70 b Richardson ;..-....s
slts Is % ~ , Z, oIsNe 5000
zth-aye cor o s1th 81 glEi 81 90 &cfesl NJ
ayck o John Flanagan. one-thfd intef resi-
: : ~ EODaVc <J1 4OOf ~ IA
lOnuCl. referee FItzgeraId asa "iIn..,- @A'
bom NJ ~ 70 enry 10000
0'' c ar sTas % 90 EaaSeSh hardsou e1x 1000
fafne pr1ferly Elizabeth G kcbardsOp. Elk ele' oo
To Aseneth AngeOur WV
OAK ThOmas Mcclure 10 Alexander had "a
12sfh-t % . 6 Of bLn-ave, l73x39ll George
Hfuiiit0n David Huilrdge. l4.olo
150fH Fl, 1918 "a OF 5ii-aye, lbJH3Jll i J"hn
t'in9n ~ aio0 e ~ Ter -.
Be- % s Sts :" cots IsSS 81 coo
Ccntfaaafe+ ci Orchafdst. 10 ortnd-1ve
~ 10 u.s.. isE.fgegu.al. Emma fueoberaer 70 80
alcheiJdfilef lf,VUu
lsl1tst q, 5s5 20 81 9th 6UxYD III syySDus
cannon Ia vic " sarah Human o.SsV
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Gur,lon Galcs 81 Eedl Gstale.

Gnr,lcn GGlcs 81 Ecdl Gstale.
E.YKST-CLA HOTEL FOR SALI.-The
i Hotel Motherhood. mile from llanhc o. Ne"-
Jers. or tie NeW-iersev central Railroad a. minutes
from eW- ork De sold By l.. ". kunyon, CT IA
VI DNEsDAT. oct. 90, 1880
al the Cont Elizabeth Union Co. y = at2 GO
D. ~ This constructed o bric elegant anu SUD
st.nnav nshe. and hstclass ID ever respect II
bcautffrlv accommodate 800 guests
the past ,Aree Yea haze been run b. T. BTesi u gu
sen nusc y H connection with him by C. IT, Ming,
Of Aberdeen. Under MS nGnAecAcn. it, cepGtatOh is
''''''- T. ". RUNY0N. Master.
V7HE SWANSEA SMELTlNG WORKS
or DENVER. COLORADO
These celebrated Smoking N0 ys stuatod nGr Che moet
important mining 20 ado, together With Other
l0ca. rtg estate. v1 I've 0nerei
FJI SALE 81 AUCTION,
VIZ SATURDAY OCTOBER &c, 1850.
For particu apply 20 the Owner, ~ - -
Ar. WILLIAM Is "a y, WLu2mstoWn, Mass,
Judge r. ?. n ARNAN. De.Ver Co.
Ar MILLER peuv 4 D.;
Mrssrs. WARD CAN PBE L * CO., NewsforS city,
Mr.JOiiN EOtBUCk To- Water 81, New YORK City.
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Brccklrn {lropcrtn lcr Sale ano 90 Ect.

EOR SALE-$9. 900, or 10 let $500, an
y elegant lstcry mgh-si0op sgeliecfront h'own.sl"he
house containing every modern improvement ap9 D,Ihs
iafel In On n fosf paris o! fne cay. near Ffparoct
,rk also mrs cIass browns houses cabin lis ~
fl xafe lacay. fuii particuiars aprf ~ LIoNAi
MOODY Zla Monrlg guest. or 2t6 Flai'usnsFe-
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Gin Real C-staic tor Sale.

DARGAIN, bargain. House on 67th-st.,
I'D near 5tli-ave, II sold this week. - 80
NLINTON-PLACE property, between broad
' = way and 5thave- for sale. rutland a WhIINt'
2 BeekTau-st.
TOR SALE. -
The 5ory building southwest corner OF Nasssu
ana = aerfy-sis. combining Offices ana stores.
POI terms. &C rpJiv 81 st, Room 2
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Gin !jrcuerID 60 Err.

Gin DrcuerIn 90 Err.
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ENGLISH
hous-. - EaSt Jisst betFeen MADISON ma
FourIh aves hot furnace apen frepace.
cheerful home years private fhiui
only. owner mere from } u1til =
OFFICES To LET. soRIe desirable. at low
~ urcrS buildings B. 3 AMI Beesman- ~ " W
81 Nasssa.sl. Psrg itOs opposite r. o. ~ LAM
4 WHITING. Brekman-st.
ITO LET. FURNISHED. at a reasonable rent
FIRST 4-siOry hoIse . East tlN'l
near Maiisulavc. handsomely furnished and m cefhpnls
order residence lam gin abroad. can be ~eel o"
10 l. or 10 o ococs.
rHNO RFNT.-Furnighed h0rSe. Ohio stone,
ftree story hrh si3np i27thst between s'h airl
ehves reasonable terms; immediate possesalc AHH'eSs
W =. +. O. Box b-5.
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gonnlrn properln tor sale am 90 Lei.

gonnlrn ijroperin tor sale am 90 Lei.
A GREAT BARGAIN.-For sale or to rent
- very Bow. a liaud-one stone cottage Containing =
rooms s+she acres lawn shade cuvenirnt
to schools. churches ferry Apply 10 MILLER . -
NON-UN. 81 View Brighton. :. L
A SHORE FARM, go miles on Long Island.
N excellent lsrd large builoinrs god orchard VIII De
sold 10 lose estate IL Land q "fli@O, beeh-
manst
At ORANGE. y. J. tneigiboTbood specially.
- pIUt rrty al varieties; gieaA DA-
ans EDMAND J.. HAalLION. 4 = ~ e-i,. ~. l.. l.
DOR SALE.--A first-class uptown residence,
confainn r rooms bath. water al improvements
was hu n' 0~n,r ana pans si eel a. n@se
u autiiUi h0use auYr iNHni7 Dan o. let on 81 nc
oreInses Ta DO CUHEAN 10 GouyeIneur7i' cor
Broad-st, Newark. ~ J.
HUDSON RIVER PLACE for sale or rent
/ inW. Bet ~ P0ugtSeepse .gl gff UNI me view
nerf,ef house eafgv furnished Ven Giles ATsr-, &c
Address y. Wl;1G III +. TodghEeeysie y y.
NyONTCLAiR y. e.. property "a speciality
from dep0 sioIts churches sc,oai gHe sta ruiz
HOWE * PARSONS, - ted-I-sl.
ORANGE, n. J.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
" SEATS er sIiA furnished and uniuf -shel
BLAC Nv ILL a s& IL oOD. nam siarlol ortlge y
TO MANUFACTURERS : ALE.--The
works formerly belonging 20 the NewHrusTcN c1rpet
Comuny af Newfnis,sic.. NryJ- csry located close by
me road lepot with frontage on The canal
Three engines Il h0fs power WIN b'eis C0mpe'e
S'-u "''- 49, PEiCE $4,000 TERMS EASY.
For diagrGmA aAd lull parilcu az inquire ~
e.. /. LARDENDURGF.
IS AihaHy-si-, New BrIasNicA. NJ.
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w{lardave n v cor OF lst. 1l02xl5l xirrer- IN
W q Alien ana vile g. Charles Aaii---;s, y"
IToffran IT. = IS Il Of klngtridge Read 2oxlZ+
SnssIas + Iiagsn n Moore and wife
ioGtn-st 62J Il q Sthave $50 - .. ,i'h oso
80 1ylS8i smith Fiy IF. 90 George w Iur's;. ''-sV
sane p,ope,ty George iuoos auo No'o 1880
sdsye 20 y = t sSf lS' hoD a,'' n. 1880
Hroafwnv W g 50 # ~ Horst0n.st 25xlh3 Isaac
+ Miller frnsten etc. 10 Ella X Putnam
Same property; Samrscn Foilsi and wl'e % Lila Il
RECORDED LEASES.
Rave LOUIS; yed to Robert fier' pai' % 80 eco
sohnl.e E1IsseSs ~ ]H hat Years 1880
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Giiuaiicns Uanieo- -fsmale,

--~
ADY's COMPANION, Ssc.--A cl',rrylnan's
h daughter as i'dys cmnanon Rgys srrt"y or ag a.,
seSer Aer,' N Doro ogr ay before "'''' 'a
4 ADY'S MAID and NURSE.--By Protes-
u taut orth German riddle ss cir as T = sf nafg,
good seamsTess references ~ .asus. No l. . -. .1'
I ADY'S MAID AND sEAMSTRESS.-Can
4 cut ana N unders;ands drcssnias!ne viii Asst az
heht worx best city rfesaoss. Adaress A A, Tribune
Uptown Office, 2Ss Broadway.
I AUNDRESS.-A superior lauDdress solIells
IL wsshng her own house: hsens sn, hnery con-
MRS hSSIF iBRRiowN. i9s We.t 18Th st.
NURSF.-By . competent woman car take
" entsrr charge OF infant frgm brta' oestcy ff'
2o9 East - h-st. - ioot BACK. ----------
NURSE.-By physicians widow rs monthly
cuars address. for ten daYs ~ MIlfARb' "s''h'"-
NURSE.-BV Scotch Protestant woman. vino
y isan experienced IBfaurs nurse can take Il rom s
birth aud ring u Dot,le aisc c9e erWi-g en-
e eS n 1y 'ss f sT is W itnsi
NURSERY ySang eoio re, r, girl ai a%ae
= ~ ), io Foa sGw.Sc a IT No 1,il-ige
NURSE Th0rouchy competent tn take care
~ OF Young cIen GAMBLE o. iesnr sntre casI Ea
nfant city seiorsncee CAL Tor i"o days al -'' hAS'
NURSE. &c.-By a Protestant woman .
~ rOoa city rofernce Cal for TWO DAYS al lNs
Wes1 S5d-si. ---
NURSE and SEAMSTRESS.-By a respect
y able German Protestant can sIeaE hnE ~ So
Children do oil kgas o. "a iiy Siens; Se'slp ie'O
W. AJrRESS. BY so American Girl, Prot
w eztant a. waitress IN pr gate family gHA
ely rcfcIrnce OF aeaTy sevs yeAr "a west -OtSI'
"a bell
NNAITRkSS.-By TsDectable IfoteSlan
w girl Grst el-s ~ar-s IL private ianiy soou
city references. IL West a3d-'i ---------
yETAITRESS or CHAMBERMAID.-5y a
w competent Young girl wiltag ana oohgnEi lrsl cry
references. lJ3 West la,D--~
WAITRESS and CHAMBERNAlD.--By .
W vonDr women frsf-c'ss -rcss AMI eha nhrrtnad
In uiivase Ian b excel. ni eIiy ref ruce 40 flf-ANe
SEASaING.-A resuecfable wonian wishes
~ 10 20 onr washing tasr y '' n'r own
hsuse city Cab two ys AZ East 54th-s
NETASHING.-By Swedish laundrcss 10 90
W family hOnr. zoe per dozen -Ui has "stA-
ST. basement --------------
WASHING. "A reSpectable woman 10 90
~ out wasnuF or house c.oaginy .r .As Work u Aei
own place reference. SO West 'Dth ST. rear
WASHING &c--A woman r. go out by INC
aay to wash woua clcan hou'e; cats reicI-
ents. No. o. Nandams-
WASHING. IRONING. &c.-A respectable
w vourc woman wqshng t ironing ana 1ssi-t IN
ch mitrw0fk clty 529 West @GLs To- hoof.
4,
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MEXICAN PASTlMES.
Gen. Grant at Bull failing The Cruel.
ty Of the Sport.

[Orizaba Mex Letter to the N. Y. Tribune.l
Now came something new-the "bull-tail-
,nr E" a ' snorf necnliar to Mexico. and one
that IA 4 compromise with the scarcely more
harharous hull fight. On the plateau, where
the regiment had stood il line. had gathered
nerhaps $50 horsemen. Then forty bulls
were driven up and corraled In corner made
~ atone wail that ran along two sides Of
the space. There was great deal Of order
inn and preparing Of various kinds to be gone
throurh with. Lassos were given q few
nreparatory swings; In fact, everything pos
sible was done to crafty the delight 81 the
Mexican ID Showing of his equestrian accom-
plishments. At last all was ready, although
nothing had been done for an hour except to
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, March 10.
The House was called to order, at II O'Clock.
GUcaker Ogden In the chair and seventy-lour
PRAYER was offered by Rev. Or. Percival.
PETITIONS. MEMORIALS AND RESOLUTIONS.
nv Representative McLeroy-A resolution
askin9 Federal aid for the improvement OF
NV Representative Dudenhefer "a resolution
,,rUyidinr that no bills shall hereafter be liked
Is special order Of tho day for Saturday.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES.
The Committee on Printing reported favor,
wn .k, T recently ai passed the senate.
The Committee On Oily Debt reported f Z; Or
shly On the PHI authorizing me ,G funding Oh the
The judiciary Committee reported iayora,niy
upon the Senate Joint resolution q ne
Sese 3. Il S tne Parish Of st. Martin, and a.
nutsr to the state as tax collector IN 1871 In inc
sum OF SCI goo. .,-o
OosErove. and jackson. Of st. Mary. favored the
adnption Of the report. and Representative
me ro Gp s sss was then called to
iaays. All the members were found to be pres
Ksn nSsps oossrove moved that the Ser
9unnt- at Arms be sent after absent mem Ders.
The House refused to suspend proceedinRs
taken on the report. resnlting Ia Its Adoption
~ the necessary two-thirds-yeas 81. nays 3.
THE CITY CHARTER BILL
came 10 as unfinished business. Four or five
S<scfions were amended and adopted when heD'
reeentative Devereaux called the previous
.auegtion upon q pending section. Which snu
"a ali amendments. This was regarded by TN
minority as an evidence OF determination q
xho part Of the majority to prevent further de
10 on and amendments OF the bill. 49,
RspresAntative CosRrove gave notlce tnaL !
4ne previous question was ordered the minor
sentative Dsvereaux's motion was immedtatss aI
followed bY dilatory motions. and roll call lol
hoWed roll call In quick succession. BEFORE an,
further progress was made on the Dill the ap
snropriasion Bill was called no as the specia
order q the day. ghs snsped' s se.hf h ON
prse The question at tssue was asd nna
decided in favor OF the city Dill, resoiut!o,
sNein1 adopted thatthe appropriation Dill enoui
% taken up soon az the other was dispoeeo 9
EYiibusteY Ing then recommended, ana \
further progress whatever was made ourln
tHe next hour. Theu q call Of the House We
sfructed To bring In Abeentees. Pendln9 T.
execution Of its order the House adlourne
Szautl this morning ut II O'Clock. having na
t6e city blu under discussion for nearly lou
-hcurs. Not single section Of the bill was eve
read after the demand Tor the previous Queetlo
WAS made By Representative Devereaux.
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HOW CELEBRATED.

1nstaad Of the usual street parade occurring
- each ST. Patrick's Day. and organized By the
-ra0ns Irish associations OF this city. there
-, ~ nothing but quiet and undemonstra-
Sa recoenition Of the anniversary a. an Or
nay hoday ia tne 0ssnSlic 0n1rcn - i9 e
~. sesrSsSiNe churches and attend during
I ~ ~ ~ 1hoA 4 DAnegyrtc N1A " pro-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

Under AND By VIRTUE AND IN Ao::
u cordance with the terms OF decree OF
foreclosure entered herein on the fifth day OF
March, A. D. $780, and under the powers con.
tanned In mortgage or deed OF trust dated
October 8. 1873. duly made and recorded by The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pany, known and described in the proceedings
as the second mortgage. we. Oliver Ames and
william s, Williams, Trustees thereunder. will
SELL In bulk and for cash. to the last and high
est bidder, subject however to the liens. prefer
encee and priorities Of the deed OF trust exc
cuted by The New Orleans. Mobile and Chatta-
nooga Railroad Company Of the first OF Janu-
ary. 1869. known and described In the proceed
ines as the first MORTGAGE. on SATURDAY. the
twenty. fourth day OF April. A. D. 1880. at the
entrance to the Custom. House building on O.
nal street. In the city OF New Orleans. In the
State Of Louisiana. the entire Railroad Of The
New Orleans. Mobile and Texas Railroad Com
pRny, whether the same be In the cities OF New
Orleans and Mobile or between those citias, or
beyond the city OF Mobile and within tha States
of Alabama and Tennessee. and also all of the
real and personal property described or COM
pretended in the said deed Of trust. together
with all Of the rights. privileges. franchises,
immunitles, corporate or otherwise. included
in the same and from whomsosver derived.
pursuant to the said deed Of trust
WILLIAM 8. WILLIAMS.
nhl1 . apaa -'- - -, Trustees.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
Ia.

Ger the puzzle Brown ID bending.
Never ones his strained eyes liftln'-
6eei He thinks At last he's triumphed:
MOL Ills 1A----lS----l
Once again he tries the puzzle,
Puzzle that there's fatal sport" In:
Hal He's rot Il nowl Not much he
Hasn't. 13----------lb----A
Long he pRuses, long he ponders.
Now he thinks he's got IL certain,
Moves the figures very slowly
pDhRWl 'tiB lb------------lA--
Eeel his Dyes tlilate and ellstanl
Into madness he IL driftln'l
One more victim for the asylum.
Cra1ed by lS-----lA---
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

LEGAL NOTICE.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

ncunced, Tho money heretofore Lost In the
aIitt0r Of p0rA6es Will b devoted 70 more
worthy obiect-tho relief OF tho suffering poor
In Ireland.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17

-...--5- Logan. =
fNlno ennofi En0nfrar

LOgan.
[Cncinnati EnQuirer.l
Senator John Logan Is said to have muir
dered facts during his late speech IN the Por-
ter case as unfeellngly as he did the king 3
English"
From bis inexhaustible stores OF news Htera-
ture staub sends Us the New York Herald, Sun
and Times and Philadelphia Times OF the thir-
teenth instant. Staub's famous store ID at
Goldthwaite's. corner Of Canal street and Elk
change Alley. Just drop In and SEQ him.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1880-03-17
No. 1857.

EDWIN D, MORGAN and JAMES A. RAYNOR.
Trustees and Receivers,
vs..
THE NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY,
THE NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS
RAILROAD COMPANY (Successor),
HENRY J. GARDNER AND PETER BUT
LER EFT AIS.