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The daily gazette., 1880-02-03
CHERIFF's SALE,


By virtue Of q writ Of Levari Faeias, Ia
me directed, will De exposed TO public
sale,
AT THE HOTEL OF ROSE BoULDEN,
At St. Georges, in Red Lion hundred,
New Castle county. Delaware,
ON FRIDAY. the 18th day of February,
1850. at O'Clock, y. m.,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain tract and parcel OF
land, situate in Red Lion hundred, % the
county OF New Castle, and State OF Della
ware, bounded and described as follows
BY land OF anthony NJ. Higgins, by the
Dragon Creek and lands OF the heirs OF
Phlllp Key bold, deceased, and the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal, containing
one hundred and forty acres, more or
less. WIN Record S. Page 80, ahd Record
Book A, Vol. 5. page 80, &e., with a two
story frame dwelling, kitchen back, frame
Darn, and other outouildlngs thereon
Seized and taken in execution as the
property OF Alexander NJ. Blddle aud I. /.
and 10 be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff,
Sherin"s effiee, New Castle, January sd
a. ", 1851. Jan2-3tawts
MERITS SALE
- by virtue Of a writ OF Levari Facias
70 me airected, VIII be exposed 10 public
LAFAYETTE HoTEL.N No. sIl shipley st
kept By John J. Dougherty, in the CITY Of
Wilmington, New Castle County, Della
ware On
THURSDAY. The 18th Day of February.
A. D., lsso, At O'Clock .. M,
The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF land with the two
story brick dwelling house thereon erect
ed, situate In the city OF Wilmington.
Aforesaid. boundel 4 and described as fol.
lows, TO wit: Beginning at the southerly
side OF Conrad street between second and
Third and Van Buren, and Harrt ,on
streets, At the distance OF los feet from the
westerly side OF Van Buren, ssreet. and
the centre OF the easterly party wall
thence southerly and parallel 10 Val,
Buren street through the centre of the
said party wall ~ feet, thence westerly
and parallel to Conrad street Il feet, thence
northerly and parallel 10 Van Buren
street, through the centre OF the westerly
party wall 81 feet to the southerly side Of
conrad street Aforesaid, and thence there
by eAsterly II feet 10 the place OF begin-
ming, be the contents what they may.
SEIZED and taken in execution A. the
property OF Edmund Mitchell, Jr.. and
Thomas Patton and Ann Patton. his wife
Ierre tenants, and to be sold by
JOHN PYLE, Sheriff.
sherifrs once, New Castle, January "a
looo. IanA -eodts.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-03
hOG RLGIsTER NOTICE.

All persons owning or having dogs about
their premises, are required to have them
registered between the lst and 2Uth days
OF January. After the latter date, the
ordinance will be strictly enforced against
unregistered dogs
WILLIAM ]. MAXWELL,
decl7-tfebl. Chief OF Police.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-03
FOk SALE.

EoR RENT.
The two rooms under the First Ma
uonal Bank, now occupied by Heald a
Co., will be rented for offices. Apply TO
jams eodlm- GEO. d, ARMsrR'NG.
DOR sALE-A very desirable properly
II at the southwest corner OF sixth and
Market streets Also house No. l07 West
seventh street Inquire OF
g. CHANDLER,
ian5-lm, No. aU6 Market st.
EOR RENT.-The store and dweiIin
L SIS Market street, containing Is room
Apply to EVANS PENNINGTON,
decis.tf Eighth & King SIS.
LNOR SA La OK kkNT.-Lum0eT yaru
Z frent and West streets. Apply 10,
W. r. GADsE,
feo22-tf froni md West Sts.
L'UR RENT.-secood story room IL
suitable for office or assembly room; viii
be rented with special inducements,
ApPlyto EDWARD AcINALL,
feb2 II. Second ard Market Sta
EOR RENT.-A farm OF about l25 acres
L situated in Mill Creek Hundred near
HrAndys,ls shsEEI EfPiIl'&Ss. T.. MceGPa{GELEY, MhePl{G +
n. K cor. Sth & Market sta,
Jan2-u. Wilmington, Del.
DOR RENT-Second- story front room
L in Gazette building. 4l6 Market street
Apply at this once.
EOR RENT-Wheelwrigh and Black
L smith shops and Dwelling at Lamb
son, on the Kent Co. Railroad. Inquire OF
James Crippen, No. West Third street.
wilmington. iAnlf-lm
EOR SALE "A nlgniy improved farm
L OF ios acres in White Clay Greek hun
dred. Al enclosed In Osag- Hedge. Di.
vided into nye fields. Large apple or.
ehard in full bearing. Public schoo. ad
inining the farm. Buildings-Large Man
sion, Double Tenant House, Barn, GranAry
and all OF er buildings necessary on 4
drst class farm. miles from station on
T. W. b R r Centrally located. S
miles from Wilmington. Apply 70
JNO. ". WHITMAN.
Real Estate Ag'I, = ". Fourth stree
oct2l-W 6sd-W Wilmington, DE
The daily gazette., 1880-02-03
Notice TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE OF THE WATER

WILMINGTON, Del, December l. 1879.
The bulls for 1850 are now ready and pay
able at the Registrars office No lUOD Mar
ket street. The law requires that all bills
paid on or before January 3lst, lsSO, the
lace OF the bill, those paid during the
month of February, per cent. additional,
Those paid during the month of MARCH,
10 per cent. additional, and any amount
remaining unpaid after April LIT, lsoD, the
Registrar Is required 10 have the ierules
Withdrawn and suit instituted Ior the re-
covery OF the amount due; and the water
VIII not be let into such premises until
such arrears, with assessments and A. for
drawing feTules, are paid.
Oihce hours from 3 a. IN. to 4 p. m.
WILLIAM j, MORROW.
decl-eodD-edJ. eodF Keristrar.
The daily gazette., 1880-02-03
NItTk 10 tlt N1OIl ulII IIet
Dover, Del. Jan. "A, lso0.-2i, i,3lfeU7.

NJ OTICE-On and after March lst, lSS0,
IN the price oI lots IN the Wilmington
aud Braudywlue Cemetery VIII be: reserv-
Ell sections, special rates determined by
the Board. Sections from A To u, tnclu-
slNe, 81 cents per square loot. All other
sections. 20 cents per square foot.
by order oi the Boari.
dee To- -ytaWtmi AIRERr W SMITH Goo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19

-, ., nod neo, on 600 fraudulent registered voters
Mr. O'NEILI-ThaJ has been utterly uspioNeu 'i"''
Mr.. cox declared that IN Philadelphia all was rotten
ness lie declared again that he was Opposed 10 icos
,st lie oTicopai nm because he knew that II was IN
constuopa IDcTisve laughter the Republican slde
the moi The Supemr Court had said that there was 10
nch Ting "a Federal election For one. Will not place
the Supreme Court, now packed ptIlisa., a. H.
tzcd above the popular branch or me " Wv
f,nntrv. IApulause on the Democratic sue 49,, .,-
FMr. KETFER Rep, Onio sara lS nat ~ "" ~ coz,
prsed TO the gentleman from pr, me-
set himself up against the SUPREME Court Nv er
surprised to hear the applause tIa o ta tSat The
side at the statemet mgdc Oy inc EI b NOD The
cOurt was parsaD-packed was the "OI'i Nc u.au ,h
ives of the supreme Court Judges gave the nc 10 SUI"
M. FINLEY Dem, Ohio said he would vote Tor Sr,
spnngers amendment as peng , ~ n W. he nrevenfeG
Mr. DAVIS Rep., CALI stated that IN Tue s,e , nod
in California. party feeling bad run sm "T nder those
been shed IN the streets OF san Francesca t :,
circumstances would any gentleman Say INA ; =, bad
necessity for special care arG hcen pad by
the Republican party He challenged any man 70 prov
that that was the fact ana me soncly false
NJ IORR rep, Mich said thai 1t seemed me ng g
and follow tue meanest things that the hePuO''""
Mr. WARNER Dem., Oho) rose TO interrupt "i
Wr. HORR hoped the gentleman would not interrupt ,
beeausc he (Mr WameD could SPEAK Ioiger W. =
jcct. without either eXbausthR II OF MN r and moi
man on the floor. Most OF The session was o'I, Piyer
a general appropriation Dlii was p75 5, nucstion
and Har bin was in committee. tne lnum 90 yas
was unsolyed, the question OF Interstate cone 5
unsettled. IL time for Congress 10 10 10 "oi "'
~ Mr. sfM0YToN Dem TENN moved to amend MI
Gardelds substitute so a. To leave II IN we I NJ
of Mr. Springer's amendment, as ainrhueu ny Hna
We1vcr with fhe exception Of excluding FROM IT'S pro
visions general deputy marsha,s;; lh' aine""'"'"'
Mr.. sPRINGER tGen moved 10 amend by including
general deputy marShals. - ., ,ho torsa at
Pending which the committee rosc anu '"'
4:40 y. ln. adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19

Thomas Sweeny who has been an officer Of
The Cour, Of Common Pleas Tor fourteen years. was ap-
pointed yesterday cueFoi the Cour In place OF Edward
4. Dawn, deceased
The suit OF Martin Il. Boicc, an auctioneer,
of 30 GDl Futon-t. Brooklyn 70 recover $4,000 dam
ages hon the Brook yn cts Railroad Company Was
tri,d IN the BROOKLYN cry Court, before Judge Kcy-
mid. and atury The plaintiff was riding the front
pl,tforrn Of Myrtle Avenue Apu -. 1873, and
when near stcubcnst., tnc car. as be alleged. was
stopped 80 sqddsny th' ne 80 tlVy%n on anu sc
any negligence curcessnrss on the part 81 IT. en-
poyes 1Ac lufy Wac Instructed 10 return se1o" WI
dict This morning.
A suit was begun Thursday in the Supreme
Court Ia this city AGAINST Mcs.r. Gilbert aud sullivan
and their manager, D'OyIy Carte. by James ii. Me
Wicker, OF Mcyckcrs Theatre Chicago, for damages for
refusing 10 play the PIRATES OF fenzance' al Me-
Vickcr's Theatre In the complaint II ia alleged that
opera Al McVckers Theatre win Their own COMPANY
Tor TWO weeks, pcgirung March l. ana that the defend
ants to receive 20 per cent of the gross receipts
The damages claimed are $1,000
The novel suit of Mrs. Catharine Paasch
against MR.. Caroline Bremann to $4,000 foi
thu loss OF the society and affection Of the plaintiff
husband was set down for trial In the Brooklyn CITY
Court yesterday. On the previous day. however, tho
defendants counsel obtained an order from Judg,
Cooke Of the Supreme Court. requiring the plaintiff e
show caus. why the should not be transferred
the supreme Court IN order TO cnange the venue e
D.tgtCr-
ucs.cs could attend the trial more easily Ia Dutches
rnuuy and that fair trial could NOT be had IN Brook
lyn Judge Cooke VIII listen 10 arguments on Monday.
The suit of George w. Fletcher against
Joseph F1xrn and Thomas Jones recover $40 .OOt
damages for alleged false Imprisonment, was tried II
the Kings County Circuit Court YESTERDAY before Judge
Pratt aud jury. The plaintiff was IN the employ o
the defendants, and was alleged To have failed % nc
count for 5000 worth Of their property They procured
an order arrest, and had him locked up IN Lddlov
rcs vs SET aside by the Court Of Appeals. The plain
tG claimed that the arrest malicious and whou
gnud cause The defendants asserted that there wa
good ground for their action sealed verdict VIII d.
retururd the fury to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
LEONARD TELLING HIS STORY.

TESTIMONY OF THE PRISONER ~ MURDER TRIAL
Daniel Leonard, the sailor who is on trial
in the United States Circuit Court charged with the
murder OF Anton KOwtOusky on the American bark
Archer on voyage from Amsterdam TO ths port test
fed IN his own behalf yesterday. The differences be-
tween KlowDusky and myself" said Leonard
occurred on December 10. | was sitting on
varnsh barrel under the top-ga liant forecaste-head
shortly after o'clock making sinnet Aier had been
81 ten iltrcn minutes KHr \ dtrsOn came
KlOwtOusky was looking around rs u IN rearch vi
uinethIug and asked him what he was LOOKING Tor
A tar bucket he replied. In res one hauNug mp on
a nook I SAID ! had been using mat buchet III The
grease ia H. pointed 10 10 when -poke 20 Klotwousky
THAT'S not q tar bucket he replied ana he turned u
over to show that n was mi OF grease
Ihcn told HIM that here was no "ther
went out klowtou~kY followed MIN, ana went To
lockrra few fcct from the fOrccaStehcad, wuich j.
used iur storing ll kinds OF working articles lie re-
fururd 40 nbuut three minutes with % tarpot IN MS
land which he had taken from the locker. and
went the tar-prr. Tue barrel was ashcd ~ IL pp
stuu and lc gan to uultsli No. told huu not 10 do
thai could get al the tar he wanted without cast
mE % loose.
Tnou he qaid. you what DO you know
about DC Don't cIll me TINT again. rcped bui he
did and did good deal of curns hnd t"cafihg Dc
tween u.s. HerHcl took tIc -tcA nom the barrel came
foWuru aud struck nae Oh thr cert suouldtf. /
saw his hand raised. as he brought ~ down drew
IA, ELI away aud avoided receiving the blow 90
Tie head Not realizing what ! nad ~ ms
knfcv lie taller md bigger man
fu every way tnau ann. HAD previous d.llcuty win
y, but never had any iui uuon az takIbg MS
NE WA,u / struck Aim was seated on thc Yi.n.sh
ca-k and he standing ~ front o. me. was greatly
EXCEED aud struck upward a. hln."
Ihrc -5. Viii DE- siEcn 20 me jity todly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
My INrELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, March IS. - Commodore
Charles H. Baldwin is ordered 70 duty II member II
the Lighthouse Board.
Lieutenant Charles c. Cornwe is ordered to the
tralnIng-shIp Minnesota at New London, Coun.
Paymaster Edward n. WhitehOuse - ordered as in
nector Of -four etc. to NewYork relieving Pay Director
A. NJ. Gilmore.
Psssed Assistant Engineer Robert d. Tay or ordered
10 the Navy Yard at Norfolk
member OF the Lighthouse Board and placed on
Commodore Allen ID. Brown Is detached from the
Naval Academy and placed on waiting orders. Leuei-
ami Henry Il. Mansfield IL detached from tue Navy
Yard New-Yurk and ordered to the Constellation Lieu
enant Jerome Ii. House Is detached from the training
ship Minnesota and placed on waiting orders.
More supplies having been rendered for the reler or
the irish sufferers than can DO conveniently loaded on
the United states ship Constellation, Secretary ThOmp-
sou said TO-DAY that II was probable ne would cause The
tanks the vessel To be removed III order 10 make more
storage room II the ConsteatiDn with such additional
space cannot convey tho supplies offered, and another
cargo car DO obtained, second vessel Will be sent "a
| Ireland,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
ARMY INrELLIGEN CE.

WASHINGTON. March 18.-Sergeant Charles
Imsen Battery L. 81 Artillery has been ordered 10
turn to Fort Hamilton NewYOrk HarbOr The leave Of
absence granted First Lieutenant ID. L. Craft 9th In-
rantry has been extended six months surgeons eert
cate OF disability The general court-martal appointed
to NEE, at DavIds Island. NewYork Harbcr has been
dissolved The extension OF the leave OF absence granted
Iaeutenant-ColOnel JOnn g. Mason, 4th Infantry has
been further extended ten days Leave 81 absence foI
three months mas been granted Second Lieutenant j.
IN Plummor 10Th Infantry. Major VIM. Smith Will be
relieved from duty In the Department or Dakota AFTER
the arrival Of Onel q. L. Febiger and vii
report 10 the Tor duty In inis otY
Airer Major Smiths arrival In thls city Major 4. j
Snraqne viii be relieved from duty and viii proceed
10 the Military DIVISION OF the Atlantic and report fol
ahty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
GERMAN SUPPORT OF SHERMAN.

A RAPIDLY INCREASING CLUB IN THE SEVENTH
CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures IN IA
voR OF SECRETARY SHERMAN
The German Republican Club of the With
Congressional District. which organized week ago
yesterday met last evening at No 232 East Ninth-st
John W. Bremmer, president OF the CLUB occu-
MED the chair The chairman reported that since
the last meeting more than 200 persons had signed
the ro and that appearances indicated that withn
month they would have not less than 1000 members
J. C. F. Beyland Editor of Der Nele York Repotkdner'
made an address In favor Of the canddature OF John
Sherman for the Presidency. He said that with Sher-
man as the nominee Of the Chicago Convention there
could he no doubt OF the success OF the
Republican party IN November He represented every
essential in Republican principles His career as pub
lie man for twenty five years open book without
black page in It. The grand achievement which could
ne ouoed I'm his favor under his administration
of tho financial depart ment Of the Government
specie payments had been resumed and the NdtlOnal
dent had been greatly reduced. The Germans
had supported the nominees of the Republican party
since lis Inception. They dld not think that there vas
any necessity OF innovation TO the mebon0red Gus
tom which limited one mans occupancy OF the "m'e
House TO two terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19

The contest over The VIII OF Mrs. Mary
OHara was re-rmed yesterday. after nm interval OF
several months. before Surrogate Livingston In Brook
lyn testimony being gwen 10y Mos Mary Augusta
OWara, % granddaughter o. the dcccdcnt and one OF
The contestants OF tie viii. Miss Olara sad that she
had frequently been ia her grandma her" house 10
state--t, and that fHr long ume sire lived there
sh, had often secn Mrs O'uara under tho In
Cacuce OF MquOr, and had heard her talk about
Father Mcguire; who a frequent visitor. On one
occasion Mrs. O'Hara was very anxious that Judge
NrCue should accept gi 0f bedaicld She used to
,flp,Iu oi "a roar.i 100 htr head ami would ur
a.. tr- % d .,u 40 her BOO order 20 hear g. Mis-
O'Hnla declared that her nrfhp. D, Di. blhd hau en-
,o.- tlr.n,n tlr cluneys lu order tO get the wood
ffom her lrrs. During hrr ian scaurss Dr. Dtl'}
directed tie witness not tp allow MIS-. Oliara 10 dfhk
brandy. "a. she was iiIhlr 90 have dclrIum Urucus.
Tine hearing vail no Resumed to-day IL u expected
thar al tlr G. sfinouy wI he concluded urAt week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
TILE. COURTS.
GENERAL SMITHS EFFORT TO GET BACK.
ARGUMENTS ON BOTH SIDES BEFORE JUSTICE
DANIELS.

GENERAL SMITHS EFFORT TO GET BACK.
.nGr,MFNrs ON. BOTH SIDES BEFORE JUSTICE
DANIELS.
A motion was made before Justice Danlels
n the Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday TOT jung
men on the return the writ OF certora ootaheu ny
WILLIAM Smith TO review che action OF the Mayor IN
remov,nr him from the Office of Police Commissioners
willard Bartlett and T. O. L. Ecclesipe appeared 'o'
General smith aud f. ~ Bangs for the Mayor. Tue mo-
ZION made was based upon the recent decision OF JUSTICE
Lawrence and OF the Court Of Appeals IN the case "l
Commissioner Nichols holding that such officers couiu
NOT be removed without a proper hearing Deiore 'he
Mayor and tina: such hearing was not given
Mr. Bartlett argued first upon the counter motion MADE
by the Mayor to supefsede tne writ for lnches TIC con
tended that 1t was preposerous 10 aege that there h
been any aches on the part Of the reatOr when he ha
sued ont tie writ ceruorar soon az the Courts ha
,,,ssad unon the analogous case Of Commissioner
Nichols while the Mayor bitterly conIestiug the
right TO the writ that II was proper TO await the
determination OF the Courts npOn that p9nt. But no
acncs could be charged in any view OF the ease lhei
rI no xed time within which writ OF certiOlafl cOud
be- sued out. AMI period OF two years Oes III, HnI
ton most generally approved by the Courts MI bait
ct further mat I'LL tn other questions TO oe
raised had been determined In the NICHOLS case lhe
Mayors Judgment of removal was nOi ONLY uhla"lui;
bus oley yOd, anu the Court should reverse IL ana
MI Bangs laid most stress upon the point OF laches
He hal Iayman even more than a lawyer wa" Ii
presumed to know what the law was Although no
lawyer knew until few weeks ago tIat VII, VI CcI-
tioran would lie III such case yea sucn m e.
the law wneu General Smith was mr., removed II IL was
the law now; he va, be Presumed to know tlat IL
the law, anu therefore was Bnty U c 80. III p
ing 80 long before taking advantage OF IT, MY Bangs
also many OF the points raised III the NChos
case before the General Term Last week. -
Mr.. Ecclesne responded. Justice Daniels sald mat
there mad been er put IN by General Shlth 10
tue charges Of the Mayor The Court OF Appeals haI
decided when Fable issues were raised under such
circumstances accused Office WAS entitled 10 near
ing with counsel etc. The main question here was
therefore, whether upon General smiths answer such
issues of fact were raised entitled HIN 20 ruler
hearing than he received. The Court TOOK the papers
lnnI n,nr 4 decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME Coupr-CnANYERs- Daniels, Court ogens a
lo$2 NJ Caendar called az a. m al o. az ~ III IS
III Il9 1911 1871 49, 49, 49, 1856 1871 49, 2lO I'll ia
'tt%tt,1 IRi.J-Davs r. j. aud Brady Barrett, il.
Court opens al 1880 m.NOs. 4. q, 10 IL j. 10 lb,
% 2j 81 H. 81. 81 p, 3d. 40 ~ "a, . az 81 o. 20 o.
Sds. 70 so3 20 3i2, i67. rs, I'll 81. Zoo.
SPECIAL TERN Beach, J.-CDurt opens an lV.,v d. H.
cWctrr-p Arr lawrence JlOurt opens at l03l A. M
Short 25l3, 2iOo - 2iUU, <iI3 ~oO -Vl -
PAN ii Dononue J-Court opens 1890 m short
Causes mn -ioi 21iC 22lJ i9'y 1851 ---V' --of'
PART II-Van NJrst.J.-Comt opens at 1880 a. tn-S9s'
40, "a. 1916 l6l .OO i'o iVo H. .1 90 49,
300 1857. I4I2 %. TO- b, 800. 1877 p -,
~upsROR tOURT-BRNRRAa TERM Adjourned Tor the ierh'
called at IL a. m.--t ase on NO. o-Boo'h "s1 HHNS
80 diJ calendar. 80, ..,......., to- 81, o ,..,,,
CoyM0S PLEAs-GENEEAL IEaA- doufned iof We iein'
SPECIAL fhsN- arrtmo.e .oSoir. 49, 81 IL d. H.
Case on. iot wood tg foA. No" QUAY ,i'oH''''
VgfN IE81f-PAKr Ivan Brunt, -" curt opens ~ ~
One Hour Cau-s@ % D -'oo 100 -'o'' '0'
PAN ia Adjourned for tine term. -
AAAlAE COUGr- ldAL TERM rAkI l-s-ga' =, - -
on,ns N 10 a. m-~u0lt Cau~e,-Nos oll1. i'lI "O-J,
42Gl ai33 1898. l6i4. sl6f 4j2t. ANS. - o..
ci pAI ?1S7 sss7 S1 $3.50 3Si 4iSa si97
.lg ASH 1892 4ji7. 4yOs 1858 1896, i2io t1lo itu
Cnu,os-No ga 4S13 $685. 49, t@'4 4"@o' 4t'I' 4so'
Ass. 44Sf. 1888. 4JUJ, 81. q, 4J-'.
Martin NcIucrucy, Michael McInerney 'nt'dc' hcn'.'
Birn,s ls-iuit md battery, Anton tiI '.f'u, H. ~.
vel. orecCyi jams MilleI i'onio4s az ll % oi'''9
James GRADY. George Adams larceny rom ur pe9'n t
IAAI il-Didrrs.e eFc Inc ftolle "kl y'' i-.,
ans, charles kruger. Henry kropp si, me-, 1"ot, n.y.
Wlan iItlly pcer smith, burglary Ann" i'uOelis. anu
Brown ~aran brown Maggie Nosu liza i@Ikn dl.o1,lA
house, Thomas McN robbery FItA,i- "vi"7, zen
o. ~ k.nucfy Henry NInam' honas IA COM " Dli ga
Charles Lbs rhard CHARLES A. hr1na Thomas uIer kiAo
USilrp sr,Trs DISTRICT CoURr-IN ADaiRALrY-chosteJ
NOa 81. 4 D., . u.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGTON, March I6.-Ihc following Dus-
,es was transacted in the Supreme Uuito1
states today:
On motion r. Hodges Bradbury C. Chetwood, OF New
Vol civ was admitted practice. also Freeman
w lte Rock. Ark, and Charles H. FISK, Oh
Gazing on XIV, motion OF \. II. Garland.
No 2O7-Wliam Gunton, et al appellants. agt Ann u
Cnrlo oil II al-Appcsl from the lnstnct OF Columbia
argument continued by George r. AppsDy Tor appeee and
Concluded bv J. = Mcpherson for APP elants
\ o. 2OS-Adolphus Durant appellant agt Charles s. stor
ron ct al-Apueal om Massacnusetts argued by Il.
Hodges appellants Court declined 70 hear further agu
ment ~. -.
w land H. A. DesperA ppeal FROM Massachusetts areu
ment begun by A. McCalum for appellant
Adjourned until tomorrow ut IL O'clock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
YIELDING TO THE SUPREME COURT.

LYNCHBURG, Va, March Estate Attor-
peyGeners Field in view Of the recent decision OF the
United States Supreme Court sustaining Judge Rves in
the matter OF County Judges indicted in his Court
for alleged failure TO have jurie has with
drawn ro the eases as counsel for the Indicted Judges
stating that did wish appear as placing nmseI
and the State in an attitude OF resisting the federal laws
ana the decisions OF supreme court All cases were
therefore continued to next term,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-19
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


TODAY present the Hon. Sanford f. Church. e. D., and
associates. the following business was transacted;
n 1lb-John j. white respondent, agt Jonn Duryea APP
reIIoni-Argued j. Homer HdIeh for appellants sub
iuittel respondent --.,.-- ..,... -,
No 467-Dayd :. Bennett ana another respondents agt
syinia H. Austin, Implicated. etc, appelant-A gued by
sherman = Rogers for appellant George T. Comstok for re-
spOndcnt
10 Nos 100 1877 la. l46 aud l4S.