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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Arthur BresOn, lawyer, who owns the house
No 172 Fort Grecucpace. Brooklyn, has begun suit
against the Long Island Railroad Company 10 recover
* 600 damages for injuries caused his property by the
oreraton of the steam railroad In Atautic-aye. lie de-
cnrcs that his domestic quiet bps been dcsroy ed ana
ms house rcnd red uutenAnthDle'
Judpe Larremore in the Common Pleas Court,
champers. yesterday appointed william $. Carlisle
Guardian ad Item his son. William g. Carlisle In
uit tn be broug against the Universal Life Insurance
Consny for alleged violation of contract under policy
nj the company upon the life Of the father under when
the son Is a beneficiary
Justice Daniels, in Chambers yesterday,
oueshed the mandamu' sought by the Brooklyn Auto
matte Gas Lamp aud Lighting Company against the
Rrookvn Board OF city Works to compel the latter TO
rye tn the pAiutif tho contract for lighting the streets
Of Brooklyn for 1880 The Justice holds mat as the
g use must be- tried In Kings County the motion tor
| nercmptory mandamuH could not De heard III thls
county.
The Sixth Avenue Railroad Company was
sned in the Marine before judge Sheridan yeser
day by Mary T.. Singh. fortune-teller' to recover
80 900 damages for m accident tie road The de-
fence claimed that such accident had occurred. aud
NJ tho time the plaintiff claimed TO have been al from
her lures she making money at her business Ihe
nrv fgy, "A verdict To the piann Tor $1,000. George
Washington Wilson for the painiln BeuJamln f. tracy
for the defendant
A Sheriff's jury was empanelled in the Kings
| C,unty supreme Court yesterday TO determine the
mental condition OF Margaret Kane. woman about
forty years old. who IS ~ the Asylum for the Iu
s,ne at Flntbush She was formerly employed cook
80 tho family Of Estate Sci ror James +. Pierce The
| woman was not present, The ass lum authorizes
tbought 10 for her not 10 leave that ms ithto IN
,ss il was absolutely neces. Mr. Pierce and ms
family ulv sicau gave testimony. Mr. Pierce sald hhl
MIS- Kane had $500 IN the dune savings Bank The
| iury found the woman insane.
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DFCISIONS-NARCH ~.

Svprems Court hombers-By judge Daniels
io fe o1op Tse People cx rel the Automatic Lamp
Company art ami Opinion Collins og Sic91
ST. John agt 6oaiessee memorandum. Emgrlnt Indnst'
BY Judge Poer.-Colins agt collins OPINION
t 10Y SegF sst Aliens settisd The People
Central Crosstown Raroad company 69Rs aga auied
MeCuchen ag. ssseling &c ranted; ,. ,,, sustained
By Judge Donohue-shielis agt' GiaSs'-Apped' S"S'-
a. 20 az " TBV judge Beacbyelows agt
a Judge Beach sage ,s ACT GSS.d
IN 1s GsmP@nI ORgiJ Judge DouohueDu BOs ast
and another memorandum. f,..a
SmperiorC0nrf-Sp Special -Chiei-Justice Curtis
% II,z mons act Cnriey taUnderrsking approved
Fentop ne Bposdway and seventh Railroad Com
pany-Order dsconiinung action granted me HtaIh ne
Tie Bowery Savings Bank ag schlesmyer-OIuef oanoe
Common Pieas-Generq1 T1n-By Chief.Juctioe
F. Da and Judges J. DAILY ana yan LAY
Bank Of Metropolis Iudfigh Gunfoyle AIT Anders9n
Special Irm-Bv Judge Larremore WassemaH eIe
Fox Adar In re lien sheridan, etc; La re az
Motions granted IN m my denied IN the mater OF the
Mutual Life Insurance company Na t9 .
act Duraemsn Boyce agt the second AveIue sailrosd
act Applications granted Turpin agt Culver-m1
lion q aned abide the event ST. John agt HaI-Mo9n
pe Mead agt Cohen Bu-sell q Co. agt he second ave
Railroad Company steiner agi tame the NeT1H ,r
agr the -ecord Avenue Railroad Company the sew haYeh
Srg Mil Company the Second Avenue Raifoal CON-
ry-AppicatOns granted JeJnes agL Che second Avenue
Railroad Company; Maxwell agt same Asehdoii SI|
Meyer. Grantee.
Mdriae Coart- ChGmb@s-By Judge McAdam.-
Holmes agt Wadde Auhke agt Gus Coles agt ilatlnab
Motions granted Hirdman agt NoDe-CogplaiMit als
missed BtcAtngeI ast Alm,yaae' so:v I"sevR
a Jacobs appointed receiver Tracy agt Plucsney-
ceedugs Ield0n ag Seizan Compliant us
missed cnrdtonay. FOls agt. Reed Notion denied WIN
our costs Fitzgerald the American Ordnance Company
In.pecion Of nnnutrbuok allowed. LocEman AIT handel
r J. iInrd appointed receiver kIneDbly agt Mcclure;
same aga Ofrien Foz Ggt BraniRan Long agt kavh-
naah; Warwick ct tonnor; MaI0i agt Orlch W atsIs
ACT Robinson Huber agt Robertson Goldman akt Mctee
judgments hled Kaufman dgt Prlce-Defauit ConlHn
a. knOX.-ATTest vacated
Opinion denying application.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13
ARGuMENrs IN rHE NICHOLS Use.
4. N.BASGs sPrkKs FOR InE MAYOR, AND JOHN
H. TOWNSEND FOR MR. NICHOLS.

L. y BANGS sPTbKs FOR HE MAYOR, AND JOHN
u. TOWNSEND FOR MR. NICHOLS
The appeal from the judgment by Justice
Lwicucc dec the removal Of Police Commissioners
Nichols by Mayor Cooper be Illegal. was argued he
fore The General Term OF tIs supreme Court yesterday
Corporaton Counsel whitney aud i. y Bangs repre-
sentcd the Mayor; Townsend Weed the Commissioners
H. view Of the Mt deosOn BY the Court OF Appeals
in favor OF COmmla,ouer Nichols the only questions ar
gued on hs appeal we're % Whether the proceedings
lor the removal 81 Mr. Nichols, So far rs the
rfurn disclosed those proceedings, had reached such
A stage rs mode them. at that stage proper sub
,et of review by the Court. c0ncedng that they might
reach such stage as 10 become renewable CD whether
II was consistent with tbe theory scheme, and purpose
ofcxsting legislation hold that the proceedings.
I'm such a condition OF them was disclosed by
the RETURN should be stopped arrested In order to
undergo royew In this Court; (3l whether any such
record or Transcript thr proceedings below or auy
the turn as enabled the Court 30 render any Judgment
or 10 uinish 10 the rclator any redress
After argument by Mr. Bangs upon these points John
ID townsend presented toe argument That TIE Court OF
Annrnl- md already determined every mattral ques-
Inn of law involved I'm tue action ana urged that there
rns no other alternative for the General Term DGt TO
dismss the appeal aud affirm The judgment OF TIE court
below. Decision was rt'erVeu
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business was transacted in the Supreme Court of the
ITurfa ltnfaa fo-da

No 1893 H. H. Henry. appellant agt Charles Fl sedgwieK,
assignee Appeal from the Circuit Court OF le uhc s
for the District Nebnska. Argument con ueh Oy -
Tor appellant and ~ arraon for apsuee ArRunent %
cluded by c. appellants submitteh by j. ~. e
worth appsl lice. No. 902 Alfred Slh| piaHI' ia
AIT Nicholas W Casey receiver etc.COnilhueu Oy eupud
lion No Iqr 0bert Silman AL appellants, agi the
United states-Appea from che Court 81 1siu9; n f
1876 seine parties appeal Argued by T. D. Dn'as
Siliman ct al Attorney General Deyeus ior dhe Cu'
states NO. 1876. Lowell and Bailey ct al pnIhu pbr and
agt James Davis Argued by W H. fhl!.p' a-'
submitted By p. Philips FOR pai1Iin IN error 10 ~ H.
error Mary Grdley in error to the Ic SGut W
the limited states Eastern District OF NeW 0rAr
g1iod Edward saIOmon r plaintiff 10 error anu
Sewell for defendant IN No 1913 Inc low 80
Company plaintiff in error agt Jesse CAGE ceIk IN ef NJ
the supreme Court OF Tonnessee-SuDmitted ~ n -
Smith for plaintiff IN error 10 C0nDsel HpPe"4i"s ' NV"
dant in error.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

On the list of persons to be presented at The
drawing-rOo being submitted to the QGeh heI
Ne.afy noted "a Mrs. Cheese. " Cheese, Cheese, SAID
the o icen " that's very odd name ; but suppose
spe'- OF good family" Beyond doubt the creme de IA
creme vour Majesty" sald LORD Aycland.
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Bankrupt Notices..

ry,HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the
eleventh. day OF M9rcb A d. 1882 warrant IA nSha
ruptcy issued against the estate OF JOHN Is ia f.
of York the County 81 Newl ofk anu S'ao
NJ been aliudFcs bankrupt on
nefiton that the pivmunt Il debts AMI delivery o. a
property brlon eing to suea bankrupt TO MN OF lo ~,
by are forbidden W IA" uat
iu o, tie cred'os sad ban Tupt 10 prove ueir
iebts and choose asSgnees ~ MS estate WIZ @
Iei et a CONT of Bankruptcy. 10 BE- h0en AZ NJ 100
Eul on 81 IN Ire city Of New NOrs, before t1Ra
Esquire, Register on the tw'hlyhlI5o ~ % PSS
1850, al Il e,,. LN;s. - n, New York
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, March I'm the Court of Appeals
tody-prcsent the Hon. Sanford T. Church, e. j., aud
assoe,ntcs-the following business was transacted;
NO ll8-The Peoples BenK Of the cry OF New-Nork.
ocilsut agt Orlando BOgart and others resp1ndohts;
ARMED by John clinton Gray aud Luther H. Marsh iol nl
iant William Allen Butler for respondets NO. 81 blh1tu
eiy sheriff and Others etc, appellants agt JOqnh De
AID DINERS Tospondents argued by EdWsIu fttl
on Tor appellants Emmett H. Olcott for respondents No
i2Gustave shln ard another, appellants act the Now
York Central Hudson River Railroad Company r5spou
for respondent --, -, 80, a.. To- ,,or
day March l5 1880 Nos. l23 49, 49, III w. 10 I@V 100
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, March 12.-The following
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esss,sxgIssS5

ITO THE PUBLIC. -
BOXERS BIrTERs. - ..,,,,,,
ppWAR OF COUNTERFEIrS An d ihllA lpNN,
In acco nnce with desire fre1N' nty eN,,e n' "a
and abr al. these hlteis, >" vhS -
ashroted for tl.T aueness ua and Tor ueir
yirinal against all or OF lsg iroh the
d.e or tns will henceOrth be put up ana so4d ho' oiP
In quart but 1900, -. ,,.., norm -
for medicinal family travelling aud other purposes 10 70
had AZ ali the principal druggists groeeis quo
&c. l.. ~ n NJ. lI.' SUN AI'"'' -''" '
Post Office box lu-5
50 -,
WANTED copy of Towndrow,s Sys-
w fem OF shorthand" Published IL pihielpla ID s5J'
Address stating price &C, PlIONOSrENo lrouhe oHoo.
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Business GnGnees.

PARE CHANCE! IRON MEN $4,000
n vii buy an iron foundry and machine shop III WI iut
ming real estate tools included 30 nhles nun ~ Ls
n Pnuy wanna Railroad 20 hands employ ed uauc wen es
iabn he'd; competition sole mannlac,ue oa ~
syrcflra implement Western states i.ason LOT .ot
No. uns,s of pioprietors Address HIGHLAND MEShAS'
iCNL WORKS IL gh aud, III,
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FOUNDRY FOR SALE, at Peeksklll, with
enges machine shop aud buildings suitable Tor man
ntaetufng water and RAILROAD COMMUNICATION. Address
EUGENE MoDERMOTr. ROOM .. 100 Broaiway
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Orales ano feuoers.

CRATES AND TENDERS.
- of low aad half low Crates for
cither hard sofcoa, Win dumping or shakins
Ina Fire. Win ahNlrOhs
for wood hIes brass Tenders Fire sets a COa hods
a. anfioue and modern designs, whO,, sale ana retL
Estnatos given 10 builders contractors AM arentsS's
- CONOVER Z Co. 500 and 56o Cailal-St' ~ l.
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Dinner ano GA 6cIs.
Sales bn Aurllcn.
90 ruhom It Map G onerrn

Holm GRANT, OF Biddetord, Me-, would
u Ike the address brother Vim Henese and his sis
ter, sarah Henese
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-13

BOSTON MUSIC HALL.
5Gb shares whole capital stock beng l,vO0
bares The estate consists OF upwards OF 3oUo square iees
n III verv heart OF the city The main nall seats 1000 peo-
% snn "a ceeOraed for its excellent acoustic properties
bsss the main nall bun Is Included smaller dng,
which will command large rent The whole perfect TO-
p@"' f' ''' JAS 7. ELDREDGE co.
n
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Eress tflakins.

NRESSNAKER cuts and fits and perfectly
1 naars,ants du4 " hite work Wheeler & Wilson ma
81 ma hy theday or at home. 4i7 West i6th-st
NENE. REDHON, POS West 26tn-st.-first-
class French dressnaker work ont In ianles .erns
- nor dav or at home at frasOnaole prices
"a and Sc toilet costumes for SO ST. IS - ana sio
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Aliscelldneons.


cash PAID for OLD NEWSPAPEkssSS'
OBOOKs. PAMPHLET. RAGS, R0Ph ana BAS Srsy
C0PpkR RRASS LEAD ZINC. PEW TER \ ~. ~ - :,
TsIl' CTROTYPE PLATES, STEREOTYPE Pa - -
FOIL, TEA LEAD. and OLD ArIAboi o''' "''N''
Orders BY mail pancrnaly attended TO-
!" J" sehu ~ "H' f"' SrOCKWELL,
No 20 Ann.st., y. y.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-02-28

GURATlNE, the vegetable medicine. A
Ospecifc for Salt Rheum, Scald Head,
etc. For sale by druggists.
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VNILSON j. VANCE.
nnnDNpD


ATTORNEY AT LAW,
1875 Street N. w. Washington, d. c..
Will practice in tho Supreme Court
ofthe United States, the United States
Court OF Claims, the South ern Claims
Commission and Inte~ N ational Com.
missions, the Courts Of the District of
Columbia and Of West Virginia, before
the various Executive Departments of
the Federal Government, including
the Pension, Patent and Land Offices
and Committees of Congress.
Refers by permission to-
Hon. Carl Schurz, Sec'y Int. Dept;
Hon. John B Hawley. Asst Sec'y
Treasy Dept; Hon. r. B. Ware en-,
Washington, ID. c.; Hon. L. @. q. La
mar, u. s. Senator; Hon. A. Z. Burn
side, U, s. Senator; Hon. Hon. Frank
Hurd. Representative in Congress;
Hon. Thos. l.. Young, Representative
in Congress. and Middleton & Co..
Bankers, Washington, ID. @.
Mr.. j. NELSON WISNER has
formed business connection with Mr..
Vance and will accept business to be
prosecuted in Washington as proposed
in the foregoing card. Call on or ad.
dress WISNER & VANCE,
No. 10 Queen Street,
mS79. MARTrNsBURG, w. VA.
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Mrs. Daniel Boone.

The Bardstown(Ky. Local Item.
asks: ue
How would old Mrs. Daniel
Boone be treated now if she would
appear at one OF the Friday night
balls, AZ Frankfort, attired In a
iinsey dress, with a deerskin
bodice, one of old Daniels hunting
shirts as an overskirt, trimmed
with coon tails. a necklace of bear
claws, an old Virginia bandanna
handkerchief, her feet encased in
moccasins, her head covered with
an Old-fashioned, suu-bonnet.
made out Of bed-quilt calico, with
a big oyster stripe?
'"The thirtleth =" exclaimed the
indignant mother; indeed, but it
as on by the eleventh.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

AS bearing upon the articles "Busi-
ness Politics." of the Natchitoches
indicator. PUBLISHED last week. and
of the Register, in this issue, we give
the following extract from the N. O.
Picayune:
The truth is that free trade, like
free government, can scarcely be dis
cussed in the abstract. 1t is good or
bad according to the country in which
il is to be established. The nation
must be in q condition to receive and
maintain either the one or the other
Whether protection were wise or not;
it has been the policy of the Govern
ment for such a period that we must
grow out of it. Hundreds OF mil
lions of dollars have been invested
ON the faith Of public encouragement,
and hundreds Of thousands of people
are dependent upon the industries
which have been thus nurtured. The
statesman must look at the position
of affairs to-day to formulate wise
legislation, and not ennnciate princi-
pies of public conduct from abstract
reasoning. The sugar interests and
the rice interests of Louisiana have
been fostered by the Government,
and if absolute free trade were the
order of the day both of these great
industries would be at once annihila-
ted. There is a middle course-a re-
vision of the tariff, which will cor
rect some of the abuses of the pro-
tective system and enlarge the reve-
nues, while guarding against unre-
stricted competition of foreign goods,
that will no doubt receive the sane
ton of the majority Of the practical
Legislators who will control our desti-
MES during the next quarter of q
century.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18
The Chinese population of Louisi-
ana is about 5000, most of whom
are engaged in plantation work.

The Sugar Planter entered its 22d
volume Dec. 4th, upon which occa-
sion Uncle Harry Hyams girded up
his loins to travel another year in the
old channel in which he has travelled
for 80 many years. May he live an
other century and administer spanks
to Q score of Alabaster Confucius
Woodcocks yet to come.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

We wish to correct tho Alexan dria
Democrat in regard to the squib
about Edison teaching quails to toast
the bread upon which they were to
be eaten. 1t was merely floating
paragraph, and unintentionally ap-
peared as of home origin. No de-
sire to fitch, but simply an oversight
in not giving credit or setting up
quotation" marks.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18
Monroe Bulletin ]

Progress has been slow for the
past week. The second brick kiln has
been fierd and is smoking with the
vehemence of million of boys. Six
sections of the iron tnbes have been
sunk on this side OF the river. The
flow of water being too great for
buckets, large force pump viii be
brought into requisitlon. Two more
sections for each tube are ready to
be added before the proper depths
are reached. On the other side OF
the river all is animation in sewing
up the seams of the tubes for that
abutment.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

Prof. Tees Almanac for 1881 is
out. The calendar calculated ex-
pressly for this almanac, is the fullest
and most accurate ever published.
Besides the usual almanac matter, it
contains the Forecasts of the Wealth
err; their Wonderful Notifications in
1880; how to Guard Against Light
ening; When it is unsafe to enter
Deep Wells, Mines etc., how to Bake
and Roast; Cause of Blight in Fruit
Trees, and much other valuable mat
ter. Altogether, the present sur
passes any former issue in practical
information. For sample copy and
terms to the trade send 90 cents to
Thompson, Tice & Livingston, Pub
fishers, $40 Pine Street. st. Louis, Mo.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

The venerable journalist. e. r.
Biossat, who for thirty years has been
connected with the Alexandria Dem
ocrat, died on the LIST instant, aged
sixty-one years. For many years he
has exercised wide influence in pol
itics in this portion of the State. and
was always hale and vigorous until
the middle OF last summer, when his
health began to fail, and about six
weeks ago he was forced to give up
his editorial occupation on occount of
physical inability to stand the labor
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

Rex, King of the Carnival, has his
proclamation in the New Orleans pa-
pers, calling on the loyal to prepare
for Mardi-Gras festivities. which are
set for March LIST, 1881.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1880-12-18

Twelve hundred cars cross the st.
Louis bridge daily.
, 1880-09-12
SABBATH REVERIES.

The Ark must have had a poker deck from
the number of pairs she held.
1t is said the horse-railway companies got
the idea Of sailing their tracks from Lots
wife.
The principal use of the camp-meeting is
spread the cause Of religion and the sale OF
rheumatic remedies.-ChristiG71 at Work.
Ala Crosse minister prayed for those ''who
are slnitten with illness, and those who have
gone a-fisiling, and also those too lazy to dress
for church"
Could Ezekiel have had one eye to the COM
fng bicycle in that vision where lie saw zone
wheel with one cierub and another wheel
with another cherub?'
The Rev. Mr.. ArcAllister; Of the Litchfeld
{Conn.) CONGREGATIONAL Church. recently
spoke in the pulpitof the grand old pines OF
Maine as reaching up so III gh towards
Heaven that the angels were In the habit or
making nests in the branches.
"Dar amt no use o. tryin' to hide yer sins
froo broadcioth," said the Rev. James Della
van at Kansas ca1np-meeting. Dan Kirby,
a weli-dressed gambler. construed the words
as personal insult, and whipped the preach
er after the services
"Go where there Is the most sin, sir" said
the old ciergyman's coachnlan, when asked
which Of two calls the dominic ought to &C.
concluded that where there was most money
there would be the most sim. So he accepted
the call which offered the most substantial
salary, -.
4 backwoods preacher once elucidated az
foiloWSNin connection With the parable OF the
virgins: In ancient times, my beloved hear
ers. It was the custom after q couple had
, 1880-09-12

been married, for ten virgins TO- go out with
lighted lamps and meet 'em on the way home,
five OF these virgins being males and fve fe-
males.-Bufato Erpress.;
Mother, do all: angels have wings 90
' 7 rs, my dear" *.Witi be an angel and
love" ':Golly, what !. big pair Mrs. Ihomp~
son must have; should think they must be
rs large as the sails OF Uncle TOMS yacht"
1lrs. Thompson, 1t may De stated in eXPlana-
tion, is lady who weighs III the neigllbor-
hood Of 800 pounds =. r.. .-.. ~:
A good story was told some years ago OF
tor had bucked off the Sunday-school funds
at monte. Hewas duly tried, and the ver-
dict was: 1.-THE Rev. Amindab Bledso am
acquitted Of the sin Of gambling, pervfded he
pays de money back by next Sunday night
l de meantime the members of dis congre-'
gashMn IS warned again playln' keards with
Brud1er BledSo,'
, 1880-09-12

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Sept. 1.-THE following
were the Supreme Court proceedings to-day;
Mor1oys DECIDED. ~:>s
2s. The People ex rel Gross vs.. stookcy: mo-
ton foE writ Of mandanus allowed and casa
q kellogg vs. Moore; motion to dismiss for
wunt of jurisdiction overruied- a.. s<~~
appeal dismissed; bond not filed in time.
81. Same w. Same: motion for suporscd cas-
allowed by fixing bond in the sum OF $5oo to be
NEW NOTIONS.
Amusement docket-9,. Holbrook vs.: Debo;
death OF appellee suggested. and motion for
leave to reply 70 petition for reheariug.
cotr; motion by appellee for extension Of time
to file briefs and argument
CALL or THE DOCKET.
!. Cough vs.. The People: motion by Attorney
cause By The next term OF this Court why the
case should not be dismissed
:. Dyer VS. The People; dismissed for want OF
g. Bennett ct al. IS: Same and ~ ManGer vs.
Same; taken on call
=. s. CAREY ct al w. Same; argued orally and
=. Coon vs.. the Same, 60 Thompson ct al. vs.
the Same, and t8}Purker vs.. Same; taken on call.
CALL or THE CIVIL DOCKET.
H. jefferson vs.. Jefferson and ~ n: " Life
Insurance Company ya. Frear Stouo Manufact~
urfng Company ct al; taken On caII-
~. Alliance Insurance Company Vs. Mcknight;
argued orally and taken.
a. Hartford t1re-iusurance Company VI Of
colt: crt,ss motton by appellant tor time TO lilo
briefs and tAken.
a. jenkins, Assignee. ETC., vs. Pierce ct al;
hns been disposed Ut.
Is. Cro4ler e 4 rs. Hoyt ct al; 80 stettauer
ct nj. vs. Hamlin:H ~ Oakley, 1mpleaded- etc3
rs Hurlhert; t4g1 OTIS, Receiver. vs. Grvss; and
{50) Bohanan rs. Bohannn; taken on call.
81. Fuller vs. Gales; has been disposed o.
t.. Kynn vs.. Ryan: taken-
81 Spencer vs. Otis, Kecesver: argued orally.
81. Gould ct al. vs.. Henderson,
IS. Could ct aI IS. Henderson.
58 Tihbale ct aL vs.. Libby. ~ =
81. Cannon Va Thuso; l5a} Town Of Fox VI.
Town OF Kendall; and. t60> Keohare W. Smith;
taken TN CALI, ....
G,. Fawsett va The National fe-Inaurauc@
Company; argued orally and takcn-