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Observation-Disclosures TOLLS.
Special EHspafth to The Ehitdgo Tribune.

Spfttd@ Dtsrdfth 10 jht Lhftdg0 1YloAnS.
BUFFALO, n. T., Jan. oo.-Some months
ngo, as TIE Tn1nuNE reported Mt TINT time,
the Canada Southern 1sailroad Company in
stituted suit agafnst the International
I}ritge Company, will, view to obtain an
adjustment OF differences MS to tnl1s charged
tho plaintiffs alleging that tolls wcro ex-
ccssive, md That tho defendant Disseminated
against tho Canada Southern In the interest 0f
a rival road, tho Grand Trunk. Action was
brought In tho United States District Court
m tho Goth OF December Inst before
Judge Wallace, at Syracuse, and IN nrR,l-
mcnt wns made on the pnint rnEsed by the
defense TINT the net of Congress, which en-
powered the United States District Court
for tho Northern District Of New York
to prescribe terms and conditions ,tron which
the bridge and its approaches should be used
by any railway company desiring to Nsc the
sntnc, in case tlle Bridge Company md rail-
wny did not nErce, was unconstitutional:
tint TIL; aet Of CONGRESS conferred upon tllat
was Unconstitutional The decision OF
Judge Wallace has just. been for
wnrtlct to the attorneys nf the parties
IN controversy In this city. BY his opinion
1t Is held that It was competent for Con-
Rress to impose such conditions MS IN It's dis
use nnd control OF the bridge, and that
dlcfion was conferred upnn tho District
Court to determine the present controversy.
Tho preliminary question having been de-
cIdctl by Judge Wallace, tho proofs and nj
5 or lis eeo 6e n'e % v"ye
represents almost s.; ;ooo, GOO; The matter to
he decided now by Judge Wallace Is whit
tho private tolls shall bic.
, 1880-01-21
SIOUN CITY d DAKOTA.
EptttaI ptsrdfth to Jna Chicago Trtblsns.

Sioux CITY, 1n., Jan. 20.-The Sioux City
+ Dakota Railroad struck n halance-sheet To-
tlay for tho past year, rs follows: Gross re-
ceIpts, sls4,170.os; expenses, S13i, ,sfA.+4; bal
nncc, so, ,1o5.ta. 4 loint local tariff has hcen
issued BY the Sioux City tE Dakota Railroad
road to MI points in Dakota and as far rs
Emmettsburg III Iowa.
, 1880-01-21
INDIANA EAnROyv-GAUGE.


:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. o1.-The recent
wash-out on the Bedford, Springyille, Owens
boro & Bloomfield Narrow-Gaugc Road,
owned by tho indianapolis RollIng-Afill
Company, hns entered To prevent sale OF
wo,'ldbc va ri purchasers refuse to 20 on ana corr @
pleto the sale. Tho Enlo will probably he
consumuIatcd, as negotiations have boen re-
EUllEd.
, 1880-01-21

6pFtEdk U1pdItH 70 1Ht LNHHpU 1TFV0Ne.
DECATUR, Ill, Jan. oo.-The general offices
OF the Illinois Midland Railway Company
have been removed from Paris to this city,
tngether with the office OF the General Super
intendent Of the Road, Day Il, Smith. Tho
shons and round.l,ouso will ha permanently
kMown as tS @ heaoartcTs ~ tie coma,y
Grounds hive been selected for tho shops.
, 1880-01-21

NEW ORLEANS, Jan. eC-DanEel OLeary
has engaged Exposition Hall for sixty
hours go-ns-yo,l-please contest. commencing
Feb. l, twelve hours a day for fiyc days, The
prizes consist of SEQ, to he distributed rs
follows: 900, 5000 sl00, S15 n1ld sjO One
days receIpts 20 to the Parncll cause.
, 1880-01-21

trustee Of n second mortRage and, fourth, to
William Tracy and James +. secor, r'lstecss
for the consolidated 1nortFRgc,, Ihe , iotal
ri, was ss,1;s, ,:a.t,7. The terms of sale were
ilrntatInm Of tte sale, cit!lGr III cash or bonds
of tic Toledo, 1'eorIn e. Warsaw:
ars d 'wSs IL sss e ssH s;s''f%s" M ssr ''Ss sa
ti,ro,,sii h iii an!i aske,l, "iisw ia,teh ap, oft-
tcrcl for this property" alr. Hnlnrt 7.
iars.' IIls vas nil there wns Of The sale. for
tl,e bid htutfet oT all other. f'ossEhle ,pl'r-
rhascrs, nlnl tho property was kn1ckcd down
t. I'll, drIt. nriI GhnT!ss g assn F. M w'sia Wiaa;
l.. i'H.nan representing Tho l,ottlhn'ilcrs::
Mr. Martin handed The required deposit Of
go; ;ooo to ,Mr. 1'tsl!np fey nlt,,;tcs 1atcr,
ast now all TINT Is nec!!rtl + tor tllo SAFE 10
crnl members Of the Purchasing Con,lnittcc
ssay ThSy sESp'esss, Epp'r tefs'sgs s n1"s rs
s2tefe % ter '9 !pGe1y IS s rsaa az , VIZ f%
urc ln,cntloils,-t said the first thing nccea,
sury 10 ih. done Is tO effect reorganization 81
the Company The nreiniar'es 70. o sf'G!'
confirmed and nj! accounts settled before tho
hnNshnltlers rn,lll dispose Of the property.
Fur tho prcscnt tho road wnM!d rnlitit'itc 70
lie operated In tile Intcrrst Of the Wabash The
same ss heretofore, bit afterwards 1t may be
turned over to, tho Wabash 10 operate 1t rs
ore OF It's branches.
was uludc in tic interest Of tho Wabash,
wlfcll, II Is sa!tl has agreed to pay tho bond.
holders s43, 900 per mile, part ii, cnsh and part
III t1nntls mid stnrkE.
The prize paid for' tho property ~ the
CnInlnlttec amounts to n little moro than
81, 600 n milo.
, 1880-01-21

CHICAGO, rEKIN a. SOUTHWESTERN
t. II. Tsced, Receiver Of Tho Chicago, Pekfn
r. Southwestern Railroad, filed his report
Yesterday for December before Judge I}lod-
gett, which Is as follows:
, 1880-01-21
Outright Purchase of the " Old
Jackson Route" by the
Illinois Central.
The High, Joints Refuse to Re-
duce East-Bound Freights.
Sale Of tho Toledo, Peoria & War
saw Road for $0,OOO,OOO.
Tho Wabash Syndicate Thus Corrals
Another Important Feeder.
Meeting Of the Trunk-Lines Executive
Committee in New York.

Meeting Of the Trunk-Lines Executive
Committee In New York.
..>,>,or,, CONVERSATIONS
srst,ot nt,natth n 1hs chtsaao 1+tbuns,
Nr,y yonu Ian nn-An ,,nnortnnt con-
fcrcnco xvas hcli in the Windsor Hotel To-
+,trht 1,ct,rao,, + N. A5cCu,,oueh. First vice
Wros11ont ~ sho pcnnsrlvanin Cnmnnny.
--htoi, ,,,c,,o oos uIa icosod ,incs of t}e rcnn-
svIvonio 1,aiiroo.l Co,nnony. and II, yiclor
Ho,,nn,,,, 1nrst Vice.1,rcsIIcut of Tia
1o,,sv5Ilo {, NashviIlo t2ollroad Conn
,,an~ NJ .v.3ch thn pronosItton wns
p""I, ,,s.,ir nnf, ,f,a,,ssctt of leasing TO
~" ponmsv,vanta Company for long
tar,n ~ wcn4a tho Io,,isyIilo & Nashville
Pa,,,ood onI o,, 5ts ol1 and rcccntly ncouircti
1cnnn,lenrIns notl, gentlemen wcro cx.
fremelv retircnt when questioned on the sub
icct, hit # 1s untlcrstootl Tho nroposition was
not unfayorably received, and that further
conferences ia cndcayor to arrange mntters
viii ho held. The consequences of such a
combination rs is hero projected will be
readily understood by reference to tho dc
tails Of tbo Loujsyil]e & Nashville coup,
.sherchv .se % Az 5oo miles of railroad. extending
fron, tio frcsl,-wnter hikes an tho north
to tho Gulf on the South,
nnd from 81. Ioufs to Savannah,
wcrc consolidated under ono management,
md bv considering II, addition tlae enormous
svstcm NJ rnaffs nj nrescnt under tlle control
or tho Pennsylvania Railroatl Company.
Theso ngercgato over 5000 miles Of
Inc ,rcl,s1ve of sitl,nrs and second.
third and fourth trucks, over a.ooo OF
them belnr lcased railroads, operatcd by
Tho Pennsylvania Company, It would give
IN thu Pennsyfyania Railroad Company a
trunk route, to which no other In tie world
, 1880-01-21

THE LEI1IGIT VALLEY.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. a0.-Chnrles Harris
horn wna t0-dny elected President of the
LehIgh Valley ltallrnad Company.
, 1880-01-21

Second Vice-rresdcnt, who waa originally
placed there by the Trustees nj tho oil mort
cages as General Manager. This gentleman
made extensive improvements to TIM road. for
which this Illinois Central advanced s38, ,:ss0,
secured by coupons oil tho frat and second
mortgage bonds. Tennessee had nj
ono ttmo possession Of tic III niles
Of road Tying within It's borders
for tho non-payment Ut Interest due
tho Slate. f]Dth rontls were sold separately
under foreclosure in 1877, and were E'oilRllt
In by thu hon.lholders. who rcoreanfzcl them
and Issued new stock. Tho Illinois Central
being over 1,100 miles In length, tho c0flsoll-
dated road win lnyo mileage of over
1,700 miles. 1t trnverscs 1nwn eastxarttly
across TIM entire State, anl illinois IN two
branches), Tennessee, nnl Mississippi,
southcrly through their centres, PASSING
through, portions Of Kentucky and Louisiana,
md cxtcltls from Sioux City md Chicago on
tho north, to New Orleans on the South, Vim
Dubuque, Cairo, Memphis, jackson, n'Nl
other Important points. forming stronE
rlynl to tho new Louisville Il Nashville com-
blnatton for through Southern business.
, 1880-01-21
Fsropasu!s far FuFuishlnx DFedSe, Tug, ~
bump 9c0vxs.
UNETHD HTATrH Ex1fNxkh OYYIcK.
DISSOLUTION NOTICES.


DISSOLUTION.
Tbs nru, Of Pottknxor i.andell haa thla dAs beon
dlssolrsd By mutual ounssat. John u. l.sutelt viii
continue the buAnHas, collecting and paying all BLK
Of tho tnia nrn4. JOHN W. P0rrlNGkR,
January %, l8a JOHN T. I4AOkLlA
, 1880-01-21

CENTRAL RATE ASSOCIATION.
Tho Executive Committee Of the Central
Railroad Rate Association held meeting
yesterday Mt tho Grand Pacific Hotel In this
city. There were present james Smith.
Chicago 4 Alton; II. Tucker, Illinois Cell
trial; II, G. Diohl, Indiana, Bloomington i
Western; II. ". lIibhard, Vandalia; J. NJ.
Osborn, Wabash; and G. V. Lewis, Secretary
OF tho Association.
The principal object of the meeting was to
co,sstttor certain troubles about rates from
points OIL the Alton and Illinois Central. 1t
,as been claimed that these two roads had
tile advantage oyer the interior roads during
tile summer, owing to tho lower TnteS by the
lake routes. For Instalice, II the rate from
Jacksonville to New York via indianapolis
OF other points TINT l,nve no lake rnnncctlons
II 63 cents, the rate from jacksonville to Gill
eago should he matle that much higher thnn
tho lake rate is lower than tho nil-Tnil rnte.
The Alton and 1tIinnls Central, Of course,
object to submit to such m unjust demand,
claiming they lihyo to take rail rntes Into
consideration and none others. The lnnttcr
was discussed yesterday Mt some length, and
1t WINS finally agreed to leave tho lnntter OF
rates yin rail md lakn routes To tho rontls In
tcrcstcd IN business from sucli junction.
, 1880-01-21
SUICIDE.

SAN FRANCISCO, jim. 2o.'-A Portland dis
patel, says Chlnaman named Wong Fook,
who was to have been hanged to-day for tha
murder Of one OF his countrymen, sulcided
, 1880-01-21

Relief md eafoty will bc absolutely s,lro to fol.
10y tho use q Mrs. Minslow's sootht1E sfrnr fos
, 1880-01-21

Special Dt.patth 10 Tns Cniedgp Tribune.
SrR1SoF1ELn, it,, Jan. 2o.-Tho Railroad
ail Warehouse Commissioners held their
scln1-mont!,ly meeting to-day to consider
complaints ngaInst railroads. Commissioners
Smith, Boguc, and Oberly were present.
Letters were read from tho Oycrl,o1t Bros,
of 1'nnn, and j. c. Noyos, General Freight
Agent Of tic indianapolis & ST. Louis Rail-
road, agreeing to submit their differences to
tho Commissioners for arbitration. and tho
beard decided 10 arh!trato the case. A. l..
Osborn, General Solicitor OF tho Michigan
Central, who IS preparing q petition TO tho
Board asking n relsenring IN the knowlson
case, was notitlcd that 1t mllst he presented
At tho next meeting, as further delay
could mot he permitted. a complaint was
received from William Donalio, of Troy, who
charges tho 81. Louis, ,Vandalia & Terre
IN cfnrEing. 4 greater ratio M, cnT-loads 0f
ilour from Troy to Indianapolis than from
East St Louis to l1idianapnlls, Ereni1cr s1 t'is
%ess II Ssy Saes ss II icFsl s g %2s sHsa
Lynn 1 c compiaincd mi that Tic Kansas City trains
on the Cilieago 4 Alton fall to stop Ct Car-
rollton, the county scat of Greene
ssnsris G",ny to ccnsIo nt oil amacaI ' ko nc Hs gn
trains I to Stop hereafter. Commissioner Smiti,
rcpnrtGtl tn the matter nt tho complaints ttiat
the roads cct,terfnE Mt Gibson City were dis
terminating against that place In fayor of
Elliott and contiguous towns; TINT the conl-
plants were well foundcd;. t'!nt he had co,,-
suited with shippers. and that the ,lattGr
agreed tint the abuse would be stopned. lie
also reported that tho Lafayette, Blooming
ton Il Muncte hnd raised It's rites to the
same figure rs those charged at Gibson City.
4 letter was received from P. /. Gable,
President Of tho Rock Island & Mercer
County Railroad, asking that lo be allowed
tn add 10 per cent to tho Commissioners
rites, rs the cars Of the road carried greater
tonnage thnn those Of other roads Of the
same class lie wns informed that he had
n right to cfnrgc fnr NIL above 10000
pounds, that being the amount fixed by the
Commissioners rs a carload. a telegram
from A. Sample, of Paxton, WAS received as
| follows: "As Statc's- Attorney, call ntten-
! tion to tho admitted charge OF ! cents Of the
| Illinois Ccntral.'' Tho Commissioners deter
| mined to l,otl n meeting at Paxton on Tues
,lny, Feb. 3, for tho purpose OF hearing COM
| piatnts ngninst railroads tlolng business In
| Ford County. Tho Champaign, Havana Hs
| Western Railroad was plnced III the fifth
group of railroads, and n schedule Of reason.
nble maximum rates adopted for 1t, which
was ordered published according to Inv. 4
complaint from 'rhomns S: Rldgeway, OF
ShawNcetowl,. against the Cairo & Vincennes
Road, WAS considered, alleging 0vcrc1iArgc5
III rates and weights: Tho complaint wfts
taken under consideration, and tile Company
| asked to explain.
, 1880-01-21

Not Tail Isnoukhs
A good story Ia told Of Prince Alexander OF
fIoIiand. Tho Prince, q young man Of rAthcr
Htaid md nterlry tAsteas paid S1ait 70 ucrlln'
, 1880-01-21

extend It to Quincy md Kroknk, hut II Is not
likely that tic Wabash will make sucli ex-
tension, az 1t 1as already lines to those
points.
, 1880-01-21

IOl4EltOp I'EOAlA u "ANSAWs
It Is mt very often, eyon III Chicago, that
q q, ,00o, 600 saio Ia mado In five minutes, but
such sala was effected yesterday forenoon,
and nobody seemed to think 1t was anything
wonderful either. At II n. N. htr. Henry W.
Bishop, Master III Chancory, appeared ut tho
La 5ulle street entrance of the Republic Life
Building and announced for sala tho Toledo,
Peoria t. Warsaw Railroad, q line extending
llO miles from Peoria to tlla west ltno OF Iii.
tllaila,-wlleEa 1t joIns tho Toledo, Logans-
pUrt Il Durlington,-,W!tta oil Its effects. equip
mcnt, houses, franchises, ctr; tho liMo ex-
tending from the Town Of Warsaw, on the
Mississippi River, to I'eoria, including the
5rafch from In l1arps to Lonlax ,sta-
t!on, ami tbs appurtennnees situated III
Burlington, lR.-nll subject to moItgngp or
trlst-deed to Willintn II. Osborn md William
Traey,. bearing dato March l, 1sTa; also, to
Oqunwka Iia!lroatl to Mr., Osborn and J.
Newton Perkins, Trustces, dated hlafeh 4,
lBt7; also subject to rertnln rights and inter
ests OF llirnm Thornton tn the right OF why
Of the branch road between Hamilton amt
Warsaw. It waA tn bo snl.l utdcr foreclosure
1T uortRa ges-tllero belng four therrof, nn1ne-
II; Ono 10 Edward lYestan aud Henry q. do
Forest. Trustees Of the East Division; mn
other to Joseph r.. Thomas, TEustee .of tho
West Division; a third to George L Forest,
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
RACING AT CONEY ISLAND.

Tie first meeting of the COncy Island Jockey
Cub ut lis attractive grounds VIII be continued to-
day with five races, which promise excellent sport.
First IL n s'ng ~ one uilc. Milan q years, lob
poundsl Charlie Gorham t5 years, 100 pounds. En-
qlifcss 10 years 1O1 pounds, Dan X q years, lO3
rcunl,) Pawncr q years. 1O1 poun,~l. Annie Augusta
q years % pOundSJ, Statesman q years, lO5 pounds
and Gossip q year, - pounds VIII start THIS should
be wrcontcstcd Gossip ana Milan VIII he backed
freely
In Tho Concy Island Handicap ! b milc.. the weights
were announced May l. The starters VIII be DWycr
Brothers. Luke Blackurn CI years. 92 Pounds. Pierre
Loriiarl's Unca- q years, 100 pnund). and Duk" or
Mun:ro,p t3 years % pOun@sj, Bcyin7s gd'ng Va
tlscd 100 pouns), aud Grn.icad~ gcldnE I'~h-
Iazpnk q years. 90 iuuud>) Luxe Blackburn and
Uucl, should make "a rplcdih stiucsr. Luke l. the
riyoritc on account OF h., running Saturday
In tlr stake, tor two yrarold". five fuil"ngs'
George Iorard VIII start 81 inaway, Rlnz's and Sir
Hugh; Pirrrr Lorllard will s'nrt Gcrann aud Spor
NJ icnlont Jack of II arts ana BeOna y. BuinhaIn,
BIanhalctta; aud u. -. Wth'Is The tl"'l- i@P"Ea
colt S'lnaW ay must caIiy srvtn poEHd' l'ihiiy Tor
winning the Foam olnkr-, and B:amnalra Is he aNoT-
Fourth VIII come free hnnGicIp. mile h'o'9 with
George Ne Cul.nuE a ycais, i "onni) Dan s"'r.in~
q 'rai~ II pound. Ben llI a. t'hi-' ~ l"u"u
lWm y t6 Arar-. - iliihN' 'tu l'"t' ID 4'iI>' .V
pound-l. !or ~ tirUrs Ihc result OF thS Lace IS cA
Ia,t VII H. - hurdle r"cc IL uiics. Disturbance fG
y'nrs. 132 p'nnd-). DERBY (arri lio p"nnd-) k'yrn
- IriI-. ] iO p"uui> tHiIndrhS L'Uhd YEAR, -.
Iruu,-l u ii c-tring t6 !rHS. l3o pounds Ehl"2h IL
sans. L.. .ui d.. and nunry S~,cp. fi I"rt IIiu
In 70 r, 10 Ii,c Inc n,rifil time com,"t nl IA"
dcai.> of t"r tIIrh aim {" mihr turin improvements
and th. comfort 81 the IH''c u hn~ h',h drrd'd 10
Cos l'r .'.hi, iA ,o| i-i' - IN} & "' ,'r, ',g'
Angst - uh.:l ia. FL, Hcriint WHrh ht5 rru rA-
H., 'rr, a. .d . sion 10 tac grand >tard &C.. l..
rcc r'n - 10 d" II 90 r ~" ,r'; o t"' lir'nt
IncrtiuG; .,. .'cii .',' IA l.''n'" 80 Tie c"h al
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
.fEVI INTEILlGENCE.

WA>HINGToN, June IL Flrs,- -Lrutclant
Il Oi u IT,. Arti ct,. MS been ora, red 10 r'prt III
o. Hu To- the sup. unicu."I ol The Nouhrd Hrctuit NJ
-,IN.c In urc'uruIy dotuchLon; ~ recruits iOr Tie
I,i uyl..y Iu r. r. Gar.Id, Cot. On tIr coupcOn OF
i ..ui, n. oil r,lD:n to J,Gl-oi. BDiLcLs and con-
duc .nr Is, dr.a,t tIm.Lt u rccrLlj, goin- 10 t"c
D.y;-ici. "n tlr I1"tc.
Cpioo-. W.n.m II. tr ith :tr Arti',ry. h,i = over
.NIytyu "f a-r. al IA own Request. b. q" 'r
on 81, she rr-l'ut. 7cu eel houi active ~-rrir'. to
iIAr ,n.ct .ui! /. l~~J.
= colG Lieutenant uu' Howard 12th infantry. hns
h,, .r--nc lulJ At the ArdHrry school, fortress
H,HIDc Va
IN. superintendent oft.c NJ. .u.t"i Recruiting ~ctycr
,u- -,I du,ctr io io,ai nay l,,tuiis To f"sl Gi-
l.hd. t"l for -.i-uin..t to toupuiro D. h. X, J. aIL
e i'h tIHl'rY.
I..-c inu..,I ~ ,nir,r n Columbu' BIrrsco-. Oh;o
i.- I.,! a. irci, :u ,.tTl lt.t r.rTt, To- O.LHAA
y g. h,. H-- -i.;u. - To i.r G;h II'Lnu}.
,Ar ".l""iug rrirrs H.r Pr"H a'gatd from
;i. Hui I i,.i,... h.: " ia oi.hr iu lIC.l....tt
,,y t.rr trsl"S 90 tlr Uulird -ta,r-
fIr lt,';d tl ti-t. 90 % IN =
. N.,r,:.t ':i. o. i..-t:-, go" . .it", t~.'t's
T. rt,.f %. 0i.. r"i1h. p.N Nt ni .ur l'ui,''. Ill
IIr.t .. rr'Ji."1 ,at ,-'-t4ut~ l"~i. ,'f-. r
ioi, .ild ,,,t -tor 80" points :, ,ui uHNc-
i.I-tApr, o. ".,I b. h..I-Lcd t. c:v,hn hss >"nt'
1Ic IaN r.. pIr.h"nt "N paw tor thr mia HGr
% If trlr.t"u, rrr,--urHy incurred. puc -tr-
-,.If auu C.ri"..t Wil. c"u nrrl
oa iu,y to r1lrI thc oh,'ryat'fy az O-dcu."
I,,- D, gl"n'cI Frr'-Lc lI'lHul W. ". II cT, On
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
CINII. NNIEE.

The suit for limited divorce brought by
Mrs. ElzaDIh Williams against her husband the Rev
John Williams. for alleged cruel conduct dismissed
bN JulSc COUk" IN BtOokyn yesterday.
By the will of Mrs. Matilda L. Harvey, of
no 81 Purlhr.~t.. BROOKLYN. $4,000 left to the
Rev. F. !. smith, former pas;Or OF the Bethel Of
Plymcuh Church. Mr. Smith one Of the witHeS,aS
tr Irhac OF the VIII yesterday, and he legal point
raised that Il lrgltrr rOu.d not testify m Eucn
nuttrr. Surrogate Livingston withheld bis decision.
Mary j. Bdylcy, yt 'nG woman who Is a
drr-snAkcr living AT NJ. lI1 Est Thrtyfrst-s, on
tAc evening OF April H. lSS0. fell on the pavPmen Mt at
Thirty a. -t. ant IcNn.'r ave. having stumbled over
a cur!,9,ouo which projected three inches above the
>icrWnll Her leg broken and she sustained Other
n tu:icS \ suit hiongAt by her against the city for
l Court al Common Pleas. Thr Jury gave the Pinntn
$500 uaIuac {. +. Ml.l rfur th' plaintiff; Assistant
C0ipurItiun toHnsrl DcHn tor the cItI.
The Philadelphia finn OF bankers. b. K. jam
-I. * to s,ic.... n1o brOuSLt the supreme
Court urhih~t M"ssrs GIecnhaum Brothers. Ncw-YOrk
bank. r. WLoIl rn'lr 81. went INTO bankruptcy,
and nIic tonpJeilon wIth ,hGir creditors fOr % per
cent The p'at. claim Il that IN l-77 the defendants,
iuowIus trey nS ilytut. continued 10 act as the
"t the pIIjth, and collected oi them 97,13l %,
pan o. Which WIS ever pJid over HE dclrIdutS
irn.ri t,' alpHcy and ny the .nAruptcy br.
The iurY rn fir tr1i. hrfor Jn-lcC LaWr"n"e yrstcr
u.l i.ird t!r ruIIts. Vernon q Hill Tor the
r.ntt,; lALt,I Ibtch & SIniugan ."r ihc deIcnIaDts
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
CNIENDARS This DAY.

StEFMr CorgrCH FR,-Wr,tbTook. Court op>n5 at
lOiO ~ IN. calendar called at II ~ u-NO. 10 Call COM
m1nCrS 1t No. 81.
Law FnctNo. $50. ~ -. GG) go, 6e 9ss 6s9,
Gj 7O3 1Uj 1O 200 GlS6@3. lG2 bJj S3 Dl9 GS ~ !.
80, I'll " M o G9 2os GsS 3d. 6j9 G@G bS7. O77. &C.,
517. 7U7. III Il2.
tIKcuIr-PAWr I-Iawrcnce, j.. Court opens at lOso
Nos $500. lulI, 1850 1865 1870 ijl7. lSi lSl9 2lOs,
USL. .G ~ H. 2Ul IA. l2Oi lSll, 1887, $40 - 33Ij,
1888. 1909. 1893. 227. 1891, 420.
on 80 21G7 -Srhacfer agt. >chacc.. No day calendar
PART Beach. J.-Court opens at 1880 ~ In-CaSe
No 1867. All Slyck oc aKL Field Ut a. No day cal
UndAT,
10 H. calendar called AZ II a. m.-NOs. 81 33. 3l
TRIAL TEEM PAur I-SeigwUk, I.CUur Upris at IL d.
Nos 9oG J Hunt agt lawicss $40. 12j, 1GJ Glj. III,
G3O. 1880.
rAEi il Sper. J. Court opens ut II m--Nos 1891.
GG, l97. 1GC, ljJ GG $40 al, ;2j 1lST, ~ 2O6
CoNAuN PLEA-- NPEtIM. TERM-Nan HOtsrn. J.-COurt
opens al II a. III. No day calendar.
EVrnY 1rGM-N"h Brunl, J.-COurt opens at II a. NJ
IKIAL itiIll-PART &c. Daily, G. J.-Court opens
m-CAsc on. 10 24l2-rweeiy art, the New York and
PARr III. r. Daily J.-tOurt opens AT IL a. m.-Nos.
2i2S 22lp 2439, 2iG, 28lB 2IOJ, 1892 1882 Ills. 222O
1857. lIuG GIi 1870 1929. p4 25GG, 2j6 25is gj63.
2jU 2j1 2j13. "Jil 2j75, 257 2j71, 251S 2579 1850
25g,, 2j92, 2jD3 2j9l. 800.
MAXINE COUEr-I TRIAL rERM-PAGr -Sinn0tt j. IN Super
iOr Court. Part Ill-LUI opcus Al 10 a. lli-Nns 300
GENERAL sEssIOSs-i'ART i-CownG J.--lh0 People agi.
John T.. smith. forgery (cuutnuut) AiIo rtuS sarah
Gahly Annie Lamb. ar~ Thomas Musgr0ve. petit larceny
lazy Lawson Cr' ghtun. grand La Gerry William NelJer
forgery Augustus h. Lghtun hO OIcnc; Thomas Brenihi
John hIOwn, burglary ANNE Morris abortion William
John Armstrong, false pre-
tcucs; Parc> Hughes receiving stolen goods Gnstavc
Stern. petit larceny Aduph Wem2r Henry h. NOnelng
aiulcraiinH milk Francis Boyle larceny from The person.
New-York tribune., 1880-06-22
THE LurIL HErrHim.NrlurIIGN

The Republicans OF th" NllIth A~ "iahy
D,.,rci b.cii.s a-t c,ru.II "a EIsat ,yc. ard
Eighteenth r. rdb a.- ben oiE .ul,d {, rairy or
In. VorH Of l'rr cm,nlaugn. w.th g. a. ,r p -ilrut,
OruI,s EIItc. Nirr jr,rI'. auI l.. H. Dari-. -rr.,-
i.Iy. Slrcrh"s WrTr mas hS C. nrIHi y .5ou Nc
Cuuk, II. \. Mattl' So .tud .,tlr"-.
meeting # thc &Nih Assembly District Garfield and
Arthur CtupuSn tln3 wt- urIi D. ,v,uins. John g.
Boyd Ihc president, WI- ,u tr char R"nouiioi> were
unanimously aopi. dr-iar.u. G.u. raj earn 4 10 hc
siil ant sp.d!cr trIl" uil'.H sihWIit icpubI,,
ripe scholar and -t.tt" man 90 hioad AMI rri
siyc WE'VE GrncIdl Arthur was spoken Of ~ Lifelong
Republican Gi strf INK Int'EIIN Hud uct otou to thc
principles Oi the l;rpuu.lran pHriy
The GcrmHn R,pubicana Of the X1vt! Assembly
District held ratification meeting last evening, at No
1919 ST. MarkHIlacc. Richard Mnr-c!lall Wac III the
chair speeches were made by IHcaud Marsrhall
Henry FpIicstr ana T.. L. White, and lt-"uiirr- NJ
proving the II minalun ~ General ! isrs \. Garfield
nrd G neral Cr-tcr A. Arthur. nnd plcdrIng the sup
port of the ctUR, were parscd with much enthusiasm.
The German ErpuDcan A--oriatiun o! the XXth
Assembly District held special Inrrtug last evening
nt its headquarters 80. 2D2 East I1ty ysixt-st Tor the
prrposr Of forming Il GaIhcd nnG Arthur Cunpnrn
Cub. and elected for It's pir-ihrn' Francis Bury.
Res buttons were pissed approx ing the action Ol thc
Chicago Convention.