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FOREIGN NEWS.
House OF Commons.
L. l

AASsASV Va NOuuHODss
LONDON, February 10th.-Lord Harting-
ton, the Liberal leader. in his remarks in the
House of Commons last night, said that
though he did not think large measure of
emigration from Ireland necessary, there
ought to be redistribution of the popula-
ton. He denied that the Land Act had
failed, and protested against the assumption
that the present distress was due to it. Lord
Harrington defended himself against the i'm
putations cast ON him and the Liberal party
in connection with Home Rule and the Liv-
erpool election, aid stated that though he
would not have Supported Lord Ramsay S
candidature for the House of Commons had
he declared himself Home Ruler, he re-
garded his pledge to vote for committee of
inquiry as difference of opinion as to the
manner in which certain demands should be
met.
Frank III. O'Cahan O'Donhell, Home Rule
member for hungarian, said the colleagues
and friends of Parneli are thoroughly resolved
to have an opportunity of convicting the
Government of their misrepresentation con-
corning him.
The Burning OF iise Theater Royal In
Dublin kiiItN and Injured.
LONDON, February 10th.-A dispatch from
Dublin says: One woman and seven men
were killed, and thirteen workmen and fire.
men seriously injured by the burning of the
Theater Royal. Everything in the building
was consumed, Including the large and costly
wardrobes. The theater took fire about l
o'clock, from light in the hands of boy
who was lighting the gas. Most of the EN-
ployes were at dinner at the time, and the
flames spread rapidly. Manager Edgerton
lost his life by remaining too long in the
building in an effort to arrest the flames
Railroad Accident.
HALIFAX IN. 81, February 10th.-The en-
CINE, tender and baggage car on the Picton
Branch Railway ran off the track to-day
abou mile from New Glasgow, tearing up
100 feet of rail, throwing the engine and
tender on one side, and the car on the other
over an embankment forty feet high, crush
ing the driver, james Cameron, almost COM
pletely severing the left leg between the knee
and hip. The leg had to be amputated before
he could be got from under the car. He will
probably die.
Disaster at sea-Sixtecn Persons Drowned.
LONDON, February 10th. = The French
steamer Valentine, from Cardiff for Dieppe,
has foundered, and sixteen persons were
drowned.
Death.
PARIS, February 10th.-Isaac Adolphe
Cremieux died tonight.
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VECETlNE:.
FOR SKIN DISEASES

TORONTO, July 25, 1879
H. R. STEVENS, ESQ-Dear Sir: Having been
troubled with bad skin disease, breaking out into
little sores my face, ETC., recommended to
take VEGETINE. | am happy to inform you that
it has complet lycured me after taking three bottles
| can highly recommend it to any one who is
troubled with skin disease. Yours faithfully,
CHARLES E. BUTT.
We hereby certify that the above testimonial is
true, the man being in our employ at the time he
sick. WESTMAN 4 BAKER
No. l19 Bay street, Toronto.
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BORN.

Sacramento, February 10-Wife OF VIM. +. Walter
SON.
st. Helena, February 3-wife of Geo. W Kettlewe
Sapa, January 30-Wife OF John McCollam son.
HOLSTER, January 26-wife of G. VI. Hawn, Il son.
Hollister, January 24-Wife OF Jacob Nye, son.
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Lever California AGnirs-The Capture of
san Rafael.

SAN DIEGO, February 10th.-Governor
Castrijon, of La t'rontera, Lower California,
arrived in town this morning, via the Campo
road. He reports that General Marquee,
with his staff and orderGes-35 men in all
arrived at San Rafael on the evening of the
9Th, and threw up earthworks about one mile
from town. He sent messenger into town
to demand its surrender. Castrijon, who had
also arrived at San Rafael that same evening
from the boundary line, refused to surrender,
but proposed conference, which was ac-
cepted, and he met Marquee at point in the
suburbs. The latter disclaimed other than
political ends, but insisted that the town must
be placed in his possession. Castrijon re-
turned and assembled his force in The
plaza-35 cavalry and IL infantry,
when he found them decidedly averse
to fighting. Knowing that Marquee would
attack the place unless it was surren-
dered, and desiring to avoid injury
to non-combatants, Castrijon disbanded his
forces, ordering them to dispense to their
homes. He then departed for San Diego,
with the purpose of proceeding hence on to-
morrew's steamer to San Francisco, to con-
suit the Mexican representative there. He
SAYS MARQUEE told him that he went up from
La Paz to take the town of Mulege, ON the
Gulf. but was prevented by the arrival of the
gunboat Democratic. Marquee then marched
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FOR cHARITY'S SAKE.

FEyHE LADIES OF THE CONGREGATIONAL
a Church are making arrangements for pleas
ant gathering in their parlors THIS "wednesday
EVENING. A fine programme has been prepared.
The object is a charitable one.
Admission, % rents. f11-1t
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
DISPATCHES OF LAST NIGHT
CALIFORNIA.
Weather Reports.

SHASTA, February 10th-It commenced
raining last evening, and still continues, with
indications of long and protracted storm.
SALINAS February 10th-Rain in showers
has fallen during last night and to-day. The
crops within circuit of ten miles of this
place are looking splendidly, and very little
doubt is now entertained of having an excel
lent yield.
PETALUMA, February 10th.-The storm
which set in yesterday early still continues.
MARYsvILLE, February 10th.-A light rain
fell here last night and to-day.
Rio VISTA, February 10th.-The weather
yesterday and to-day has been cloudy, with
occasional light showers. The farmers are
anxiously looking for good fall of rain, to
give permanency to the present encouraging
crop prospects. Appearances are favorable
for more rain tonight.
GONZALES, February 10th.-It is raining
hard now, with prospects of heavy storm
tonight. Crops at present are looking nicely
A strong north wind prevails.
PLEAsANToN, February 1Oth-It has been
raining moderately since yesterday morning.
and prospects are good for more. The wind
is from the south.
Los ANGELES, February 10th.-It COM
menced raining here at l o'clock Monday
night. and continued falling lightly at inter-
walls until o'clock this evening, SO of an
inch having fallen. There is every prospect
of a stormy night About inches of rain
has fallen so far this season.
GILRoY, February 10th.-The rainfall for
the last storm was As of an inch.
SUIsUN, February 10th-Light showers of
rain have fallen here since noon to-day. The
wind is in the west, with every Indication of
wet weather. The farmers are anxious to see
a good rain.
BONNEVILLE, February 10th.-A snow
storm is in full blast here.
GRASS VALLEY, February 10th. : The
weather is cold, foggy and windy, raining
and hailing at intervals during the day. A
snow storm is now threatened.
CALIsToGa. February 10th.-Seven-tenths
of an inch of rain fell here during the past
twenty-four hours. The indications for more
rain during the night are very good. Snow
fell on the mountains north Of town during
the storm.
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PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

A PUBLIC INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
~ OF Sacramento Encampment No. 63, c. r. c.,
will be held at Exempt Firemen's Hall, Eighth
ING, January II, 1880.
A Musical and Literary Programme
Has been prepared, and all friends Of members Of
the Order are cordially invited to be present.
Commences PROMPTLY at O'clock f1-It
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MARRIED..

Sacramento February 10-By Justice P H. Coggins,
Charles Grayand to Anna May Groffee.
Lake county, January 1S-John r. Cobb to Laura F.
Davis.
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Notice to Creditors Of InSOlVGnt.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE COUNTY
of Sacramento, State of California - NJ
McAIANUS VS.. HIS CREDITORS Pursuant to an
order of Hon. Robert c. Crk Judge of said Superior
Court notice is hereby given to slf the creditors Of
the said insolyent, NJ. McAIANUS, to be and
appear before the said Superior Judge, at the
Court room of said Court, in the city of Sacra-
mento, In the county of Sacramento, on the
22d day of MARCH, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
of that day, then and there to show cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of said insolvent should
not be granted, and an assignment of his estate be
made ard that he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities, in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the meantime all
proceedings against said iGsolvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and seal OF said Court this
10th day of February, A D. 1880
[sEAL.l THOMAS II. BERKEY, County Clerk.
By J. II. PARNELL, Deputy Clerk.
oBRIXN HoDGDoS, Attorneys for Petitioner.
n1-1aw-5tW
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A Great Success.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 10th. = The
Mardi Gras celebration of Company G., Sec
ond Regiment, at the California Theater to-
night was great success
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Card.-TO all who are suffering from
the and indiscretions of youth, weak
ness, early decay, loss of manhood ETC., will send
recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE.
This great remedy discovered by missionary in
South America. Send a self-addrcssed envelope to
the REV. JOSEPH 7. lNAlAN, Station d New
York City. f3-MWS1y
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Private rooms for families. The best of wines,
liquors, cigars etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
dis
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Deaths at PefaIun,a.

PETALUMA, February 10th.-Thos. Bishop,
of this place, died suddenly last night. a
post mortem examination to-day showed that
deceased came to his death from heart dis
ease.
Botolome Bojoroues. the original owner Of
the Boiorques grant, died in this city yester-
day.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WHITE LEAD.

Use ATLA NTIC brand, the standard Lead.
stipulate for it in all your contracts. Do
not permit any other to be employed.
C. T. RAYNoLDs & CO.,
Sole Agents, No. 9 Front street, San Fran
cisco.
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NOT ICE.

Owing to the greatly Increased cost of
material the price of ATLANTIC PUR
WHITE LEAD has been advanced.
CT. RAYNoLDs s. CO..
Sole Agents. No. Front street. San Fran
cisco.
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California Settlers.
PASSENGERS PASSING OMAHA.
Young Nan Arrested in Nebraska for
Poisoning His Father.
CHINESE NEW YEARS IN NEW YORK.
Destruction by Fire of the City Hall at
Albany, N. Y.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS 0F FOREIGN NEWS.
Further in Regard to the Theater Fire in
Dublin.
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VEGETINE.
PROFESSOR SMITH RECOMMENDS 1T,

TORONTO (0nt.)
DR.. II. r. STEFESS-Dear Sir: / have used
VEGETINE for Dyspepsia, ard think it is good
medicine for that disease, and know OF others who
have used it with good effect. 1t is great Blood
Purifier. WM. SMITH,
Inspector OF Medical and Dental and Pharmacy Col.
leges for Ontario
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COnsommc, at the Forrest" every
ey ening from to u nl1-lm
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eau ION.

The price of ATLANTIC PURE WHITE
LEAD having been advanced, property
owners are cautioned against the substi-
tuition by painters of cheap low-grade
Leads, which, owing to inferiority in
quality, can be bought for considerably
less than the present cost OF raw material.
C. T. RAYNoLDs g. CO.,
Sole Agents, No. Front street, San Fran
cisco.
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rs A CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TRUSTEE
4 and Street Commissioner, subject to the Norni
ration Of the Republican tarty f7.td
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JEROME G. DAVIS
p. A. MILLER

rs A CANDIDATE FOR SECOND TRUSTEE
subject TO Nomination OF the Republican
Nty. f6-tf
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ARAY I.NTELLIGENCE

WASHINGTON, April 2S,-By direction of tho
Secretary war board Of Ordnance officers 10 cosst
Of Lieutenant Colonel Thomas G. Baylor, Major Francis
II. Parker aud Major Clifton Comfy, is APP oncd to
meet at the Ordnance Agency, NeWYork C!;y, May C,
or as sUOn thereafter practicable tie examination
VI Frat Lieutenant stanhOpc Il. Bnucc Ordnance De.
partnent for promotion. The proceedings Of the board
will DC forwarded through he CEief Ordnance 70 the
Acknowledgement Of lbs Amy.
Leave OF absence for oHo year, with Icrussion to 10
bey Ond tho sea, Is granted second LculpIant A. e.
Henry 81 Infantry Lave ~ abseLes .1ns GER
uHCg disability, WIN permission % leave the De-
p4rtuieut The Missouri IL granted Second aeutrnAu
D. D. Mitchell. 10th InInrtrY.
WAsHIXGToN, April .-Lieutcnant-CO Colonel
Roger JOnos As,5..n. Insprctor-Geno:al, been
tailed 70 Inspect certain quartrrnastes' sOe &C. Mt
JrncrsonYillc Ind. The leave Of absence OH surseus
certificate granted Major j. o. smith has been EXTENDED
fifteen days.
LeaVrs OF absence have becn granted ms follcys OK
four months Colonel n. II. D.Yis SIX months with
permission ~ beyond sea- 70 srrJuC. IAUuieI aut
Palmer Itou, Gotta Infantry four niohtis 10 Flrs,-
Lieutenant Frank West, 6sb Cavalry,
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NAVY INIELLIGESCE.

WASHINGTON. April 28.-lbe board ap-
pointed TO examine the unfinished nipntOrs Terror
phtritc aud MrintOnOmlI. 1T Philadelphia has r'-
ported IN fayur Of finishing the Vessels bu, accord
lng to tho existing plans.
Lieutenant Albert G. Berry aud Master LandOu L..
Jopet arc ordered to The receiyinsship Passuir ut
Washington.
The United States ship pOwhattan left Hampton
Rnacs Yesterday for exercise With great guns and Tor
pedoes in Chesapeake Bay. She viii at AnnapO-
lIs about May 1
Master Archer G. Baker Is ordered 10 the Hydro
graphic office. Enslgns Alexander Sharp and John A.
sherman are ordered to tho flagship Pensacola at Mare
Island, Cal. Chief Engineer John u. Carpenter Is
ordered To tho rcCciyng-ship Colorado, at NeyYorL.
and BOdtswaIu Francis A. Dram 10 the Boston Navy
Yard EusIRs William l. a. Rooney ana Francis 6hcr-
man are detached frOu the recevirgshp Pa saic aud
ordered tho PCusaCUa Mt the Mare Island Navy Yard
MldshipGuan Frank r. Heath n dotuOlru lrUn tho Wash
nctun Navy Yard aud ordered to the PcusacU. Chief
Engineer Charles f. DE Vain IS detached tho
ceiVing-shp Colorado Snd placed waiting orders.
BOatsWan Alexander Mack IN detached from the Boston
Navy yard and ordered TO duty nj the Naval station,
NeW-LtDdOu.
WASHINGTON, April 27.-Second-L Lieutenant
William G. Turner has been detached from the United
States flagship Pensacola and ordered report To the
oommandant Of tho Mare Isnnd Navy Yard for ten.
porary " duty At the marina barracks.
Lienteuaut Joseph Il. Merry has been ordered TO the
GtOTeship Onward 10 Executive ~ CallAo, Peru.
Lieutenant William Walsh has been detached from Ihe
Onward and ordered 10 return home.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

COUNT or ArPEAs-C C. j. and Folser Rapalio An.
draws Miller and Dauforth. il CDu IN
I'LL la 0caeTal form UOm VI the supreme
10. sos. 1873 I'D lIB l46. lI3. ia.
r,rnkEnR tOtGr-CJANGRRS- DDnO1ue. -fDnrT a
iO2O A. Calendar cas a ii a. Asaossnleut CalBuar
N ua 200 800 go 500, "JD. $40, Boa }O 5gj 5B2 45H
iJS l5! 86 49, 49, 1885, $40 jl7 - up Auh
n. Day CaCudarSOs. H. o. go O. 81 30 luC. 1870 40
1873 10 2 10 250, 25T POO 2G2, - o. 2O7 go
III ~. I'll, 274.
6;EgRRAi Tim Adjourned due dle
rgRI-Nan Brunt. J.iOHrt opens 1890 m 80
and tactNO. 52i.-Inn People eX ret ois.O
board Commissioners OF Pilots. NOdW calendar.
ui,nUu--rAfT l. Adjourned fer ihe
IT Lawrence, .COuit opens 1880 ?. %
1850 Clain OF a. ag the Guardian Insurance Com.
pany. No day eaendHT.
PkEr III Be.ch. J.Court opens at lO:3D O. ln.-Nos
liJ9 23la. liz l5B3 1856 l2i3 1861 1923 6i5 o23U,
Ill, 1913. 1919 1884. 1898
sl'ts kiUs rot KI-tiRsEKAL TERN- Adjourned sue DIE
SPECIAL TERN -SedgWck, J.COurI OlensHi 10 ~. no day
IAAL TgRN-PAaIs l. II aud I--AGlOuTned for tho tsr
C,iAoS pL"As-GKNERAL rELi.-AdlOurlgd sine
SPECIAL rEHA-C. r. Daly. L. J-C0nrt OUens IL a. M
EorfrT rEi.si-AdouTne-d for the torn.
TiuAL TgRa-PAHr -. =, DAY. J-lourt opens az Il
a,-Sos; S5ts io5s 2is7 2its al!e 2l!o, siso, is2a
1855 2$59 2o$i 2si l597 igil Else 2o2g l9ii 1919
24l2 1919. 252s, i4ii, 2oS2. 1857 2i5~, 3iCb.
Pant Ii-EHu HOesen J., COuU opens - II 3. w.-NoA
iepi 1905, 1896 1896 1870, 1874, 1850 1885, lT75 1884
1851, 1904 l5OU, 1911. 1917.
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DECIS!ONS-ArHIL %.

Suyr9,r Goari-Cbtabyv-B Judge Donohue.-
Mayer ag'. Tidg-M"3n d'Hrl; judgement d.tse.y'd
SAN" i.ul' -, two last Ines hndrrws agi log
ir1n iaft 5-Ry Judge Van nrrnt- Gray agt the
NrE.NrI. Float .', Elevator C"gip'uy. A. Settled.
.uy,rIOgf OUTi -SLfriH TTm-ChIr-luSj CURTIS.
-''rorby M".es.-Jndgmcut for dcicndant nudugs
v indsc freadInau ae'. RosaTho papers do
MOI cnn ny Iei'le"cc loqrea by ia" . q tlL5 court
odacn, iumrC lihrfSn ~ ~. aE' Ne" On
G'ncial Torn calf iopPrr n.y., S1SrorhGr g'an!%g
lr il,tltii Drpar muut ARt. Du1yUTdrr Settled Fuu'e
Bancroft ct a-rdrr granting ie4No I" an, summons
suDsiitntOu Oke act Van laSe.l nt Ordered on May
cnnar Nighionralt agL thu Continental Nauoua hank
orIerei on calendar ad get I@En Tor Tug hIet Monday OF
q and 4l-Orlero 81 dsr9nunu"ne' ilhe 1T a. Agt JAcChs
-Ou:er appointing Mami" IS oosr go. receiver elG
H Crdrr GraDicl Lyags ngt tjuitcrN Ofer saicd
order Of d,goni4nna o. In me matter Of order
tIu5yo or.urer Of dlsconnuance; The Second Avenue
lalrOsh ronlaay at EsnnbAca O. az same aEt same.
salcr WhCcrr ag White Peacock Hartford Curio
Hr s Tr E hS 4 bSSsg S r cSa 1%s,
>ieaTns aEt Fled McpoRad PEI cray KneiIisIdeT ng
sgt ApploThr pepsmderancs Of evidence Is in favor Of
In IL ydDc ag1 Motion srt aside order granted
with $40 costs; memorandum HOaro ngt Mier-Fnd
Common Pleas-Special Teya,--Bv Judge Van Brunt
Auefbac agL tho Y Cenual aud Hudson River Railroad
VGrise Coari-Gene,al Term - BY Chief.Jnstice
She, ana judge Sheridan KnupDer and another agt Mcn
G5dnbrrs-Iiv Judge Hawes. Bray agt. Mannlng-It par
ZONES ag Duckh.I Wish 10 connsei FalkcD IT, ds,
Ilasteor gthrI Mn , gS2IS see memOIandGm
MuCaum ngL TrnaH-Ihe amount allowed By clerk 0pVn
MARITIME Motion for new tila denied ag
Rom Rosenberg ast SP'ig hSrfS aE SP9oHet Hart
motion trial granted. McBrile agl. JeRpings-ho
mon Johnson aet scott o0rer Of disc6if
wlnI2cH aa Krentzer stO1mnger ugt. RescLor-ordeIs
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OBITUARY..
IAMIss COOKE.

james Cooke, wcll-known circus performer
and for the past three Seasons equc"trdu director or
p T. Barnuis show. died yesterday Of pneumonia
at NJ. ISL E1st Fiitcontl-st. II" was taken
SICK ON Thur.day last. and most Of the time after
ward was unconscious. Ha a native Of Ireland
and y:aa flftv years Old. HIS real was Patrick
Hay lie began lis profsss career by Performing
simple tricks at country iurs in England and Ireland
lie came TO this country 1857 with Mime Mario Ma
car; and together they performed IN the iron bnlng
IN FUurtcenthst. opposite The Academy ~ hust "a "ah
aficryaid burned white OrrU9lnl ~ 'r BDFnun. Cooke
np3..rcd with various success III Au-IalH, IhuId,
JaI,an aud other countries. Hr HpeaI"i rs fied
UOIUhuC III Tho juupnE -H'tor aCt "a thc = 'th'o az
Hearts q. eel" ally pTOuiirCd ~ N.'i"a Gar
don. The funeral will take place Oh SUNDAY ~ = w. IA
TIE Masonic Supreme GuHeIi "i the itSh HE VIII
t..kc cnArge Of he funeral arrangements.
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THE COURT ar WEST POINT.
GOOD WORDS FOR WHITAKER.

GOOD WORDS FOR WHITAKER.
THE PROFESSORS AND GENERAL scHOFIELD TRs-
THY IN REGARD TO HIS EXCELLENT HABITS
AND APPLICATION TO HIS STUDIES.
At the sessions Of the Whitaker Court OF inquiry
yesterday General SohOleld and Whitaker pro
fessors testified to the unblemshed character ana
studiousness of the cader. and the theory that he
could have had q motive for committing the out
rage upon himself in order to save himself from
failure in his studies and consequent dismissal from
the Academy, was severely shaken. Tho testimony
showed the good opinions which Whitaker has
won BIZ his excellent behavior and his evident de-
sire to learn all that lac could. To the so and many
other good qualities all bore witness.
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CIVIL NOTEI.

Justice DOnOhue yesterday dismissed the
sun Of Henry 0. Hepburn, brought "a assignee OF the
widow Of james Fisk ir against Oliver H. z Archer,
10 recover prunts alleged 90 uyr nr-cn out OF coll
tracts Icy The drt'ndaut Win tho Erie Hallway
For the first time since ne left the Supreme
Court bench srYrn years ago, exPrcsiding Justice d.
F. Iugrahsin visited the Court House yesterday aud
Ycu INTO al principal courts which were in aessiOn
Although he tlrn eighty years Old he appeared
~ bc i'm y0nJ health and vigorous. When h crerrd
The General Trrn thaInbgr+ the Supreme Court.
Chni,, p, ,l1yyn ft m the bench 10 grc1i HIM Iujgc
lngril1m rived FOR thirty years IN The Common Ptds'
supromc Court md Court Of Appeals.
Mrs. Amelia Falllcnbrrg and her son Jacob
Fakrnbcrg were recently arrested and held in S3OOOO
bail I'm suit by H. H. Clafn TO-, the complaint charg-
ing the defendants with being the receivers OF goods
1:Olcn from the planiHS BY one OF then employees On
rption of Alfred stprLCr. counsel for the Defendants,
The hail OF Me- FaK-ubcrs reduced 10 $1,000 yes
Iprtav and That ~ Mr. FalkenbcrG 20 $1,000 he being
willard Bartlett pearrd f'T the pin utiIs
The ErcHiRg Express case continued yesterday
before Referee Andrews. john II. StraAan Of counsel
'r tar Respondents moved To strike out the testimony
~ the Previous hearing This motion tho referee de
nrd He then dcnnnded Of cOun-el for the applicants
INT was Od q at II he wished & cIOss-2Nlulnc MI
Brooks hc would bc obliged 10 serve hirn with sub
pu-ua, a. counsel for IA" applicants Ind previously
done. Tic was adjourned II Tomorrow 10 pUon.
Messrs. Anthony g. Oiiphant stock brokers.
y,e Instructed ~ Jacob WyckOf to buy for hipl 1875
Ercond mortgage bonds Of the Indianapolis, Decatur
and SrIin.i Id Railway. After tn nrobcgs hal T..
ported rt tGoy had yUIrhlacd tn buiGS at 80. several
sam, VtIH paid on RrcUdE Then M WfcAOh logan a
AGAINST lEr rukrr,. claiming That Jy HrOmbnd' ion
WIN !irny ". EU"I, who nftcrward herlnr inrmhrr
jh'r ru ih,y mad bought the lords ~ G1l2 and h"
asked the .B.'NO ui difference. Ihr brGhIiOLS wrr"
q, med BY the dcf'udtlis. JUG" S'EWlck yesterday
dismissed the clmll int up'u thy anliiFs evidence
". iniirr Tor TIE p"ttih ID. NJ Porter Tor the de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-29
MAn1xE couEr-aEERAL Tsns-As,surned untll May s a.

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fsEsUSRG ssRssloNs-PART I-GdnrseeVe. J.-kne Reops
ag Christian eh John WILSON, 0nstayuS byrOen lareeY
from the Derson eorRo Iamoach burglary Joan ShanhhsR
James Penny. assault and battery Henry Mgr AZ
thur Dudley Connolly John Minor, ffedereG M0D
erel burglary stephen Harry Josephtne HSray fnoas
ThOpsOn grand larceny York. Uriek sure Janus
King larceny from tho person quite Patrick Farrey
petit arcenV Della Prince lonious assault aud battery
PART II-Smyth R-rhe People agE Samson HIrsoa taAse
pretences (cOntinued) ~ '..