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The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

DR.. Q. X. Shoemaker, the weL-know aural
surgeon Of Reading, Pa, offers to send by mail,
tree OF charge, valuable little book on deafness
and diseases Of the ear-specially on running
ear and oatarrh, and their proper treatment
giving references and testimonials that will
satisfy the most skepiical. Address - above,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16
A unnsehnlh Nnnh-

A book on the Liver, ITS disrAsts and the,
treatment sent free. Ipcluding treAasss upoi
Liver Complaints, Torpid Liver Jaundice
Biliousness, Headache, Constipation, Dyspep
sa, Malaria, etc. Address DIR. Sanford, l6s
broadway, New York city. N. Y.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16
Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be
I'll without inaction of the stomach,
liver or kidneys. or did you ever know
one who was well when either was OBJ
srructed or inactivep and did you ever
know or hear of any case of the kind
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

The Philadelphia NetOS has found n
retired business man who asserts that
advertising is humbug. 1t was doubt
less this opinion that retired him -
Hubbdrd'S AdUeTttSer.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

A CARD.-To all who suffering from the srors
and ntisTetons OF youth weakness early
loss Of manhood, etc will send cipe that VIII cur
you. FREE OF CHARGE This great femedy dis
oovered by a missionary In South America Send self
q, dre sed tnve Ope 70 the REV JOSEPH L INAAN.
Station d. NeaD YO1k Our.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

The young man who was referred to
pa when lie popped the question stated
that he visited the convention as an inc
structed delegate Phitddt iphid Chron-
~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

The VOItAic BeIt Co.. nIRrshAll, Mich.
Will send their Electro-VoltAic Belts TO the
aniicted upon 80 days trial. See their Advor-
tisement in this paper headed, " On 80 Days
II %
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

u you have Sore Eyes ask your Druggist
Tor the Diamond Eye Water. Principal
depot, AZ Suffolk Street, New York City.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

Nursing mothers and delicate females gain
strength and flesh from Malt Bitters.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

The man who scolds his crying baby and is
100 mean to invest Is cents in bottle OF DIR.
Bulls Baby Syrup, should be divorced.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

Feeble digestion, sick headache, dizziness
and taintness cured by Malt Bitter1.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

straighten your old boots and shoes will
Lyons Heel Stiffeners, and wear them again
ALL GRoCERs keep G. Gilbert's Starchos,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

G72 A WEEK. SI2 day at home saSIy made Costly
%'G outat free Address TEUI %. August. Maine
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

NYN' NO ~
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1880-06-16

NVANTEl'-S iesmeh 10 canvass for The sale Of
w our Nursery Stock. Address W. 4 r. SMITH
Geneva Nurseries, Geneva N. Y. Established Isl6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day, on motion of Mr. +.
WOOD Dem, ~, asesson was orGcred for Saturday
next Tor the purpose Cf donate only the Funding
bill.
Mr. SAWYER Dem, Mol called up the contested
election case Of Bradley against semons from tho Id
District OF Arkansas.
Mr. MCMAHON Dem. Ohio raised the question of
consid ration. and the House refused consider the
election case, aud ut 1910 wet into COMMITTEES Of tho
Whole on the Deficiency Appropriation bill
Mr. HAWLEY (Rep Comm was IN favor oil the b.Il a.
It stood but there were two amendments proposed
which changed existing laws. and when ought 10 b,
ruled out OF order. The amendments were those
regulating the election OF the Congress Prnernud
relative the payment OF United States Marshals and
their general depntics. Al the very first opportunity
the Democratic minority renewed The tactics which
had purstied during tne exciting and expen,iye Tr
sessI II DID not appear tbai that ~ had ned
anything from that session or rou ne pub &c Up Mon
county, Against this policy OF thumb c-
laiiou he entered his determined ana Indignant protest.
This was part Of Ihe genera! hostility nf-sf by
large body Of people To tue fedeal fowcT;he ju-t
cunsiIn onal power OF too government turning ir.n
the subj ct 4 maIsh1is ar hI"ley aLa' esso lins Il
10 the ruicct OF me m3agcnchJ Oi thr pubic
office, eJntandng tlat Zone oi tue Investigations into
tsat Unicc bad shown thai an, fraud existed there.
Mr.. SINGLETON Dem. Ni-SJ hcid that there was
dnty imposed upon mgfc7S 10 70 igto The
supreme Court viva read rnc 'ycred ami feet un5Lod
aud SAY, We are read, g. do your Jnidng."
Mr. CANNON Re Ill said that be- had come to the
cone uOn iBa t1c gent eneh on me Ola side I'M
dertGEen. without a phfnce 81 rS"'ehcr' without
single man arising ~ his place and making himself re-
syous'0e Tor the statement, 10 biscken white
haired old man IA order "a tara bin out and
make a place for OF their party friends.
lie thea oranched of 10 the ,nbect OF the pay or AsT
shals. The g.rtcmau from calp (ME MrNaLuuD hud
annoa accd speech tnlt u VA Tor the HOUSE Of
Represent atiVes judge OF the cstir uslnai,y the
election laws. even IftcT ne ne Court bad DO .cd
them u be stituIOlal Give me Demora C par Y
power ahd IL would nuiiilY tie resuitH Of Ia war IN
make tie Guycnm Ut whit % was twenty years aga
ching without power e. pSOtcct IT. cIiLeas and
without f1rc- to petPrfIite Iisr!..
Mr. EAkEE, (t5.IL, Inil Sairrd rs irieuGs The
Democratic SIDE .i"t they nn'iu"i 't"od the temper
ana Judgment 0I The AutIiral people " they ihos t
tnat a., nuidcdi:pa II constitutional law VAS Ure
tOlglanlr to ~ ihau au Opr a rcstsl luce - ~.
mr. WAliD Rer.. P,EoJ spoke preny Ia dc.encr Of
the Pubic Pg.E.Gl.
Mr. COBB d. iI, ini) desired To iafoFn his koaai-
can fsIcnus Tat Democratic parry could take
% iktll.
The Committee thea
The House then. at 4:5J D.. IN, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
DrCISIONS-N,pcu 18.

SHprene Court Chambrs-By judge Daniels
Observation-Disclosures Of divorce crnted Israel act. WolnTh'
motion must be denied smith ara another ag1 b s.IoM'
Company Robins Keouan Belts ag HanbnTy in =
matter Of stevenson Mayer ait Fitzpatrick In me mat er
comb Newly Muiual Life Insurance Company
q kennedy AMI ohersOrders granted STARK agL hfls
SoeciGl Tsrm-By Judge Beach, sonnobOrn agt Dryfoo'
and Findings and decree signed VanGeIbt agt;
Others signed The People rel CLARK aet the
Board o. Pollce etc5 hnO"9h AT 80 ~ oror
cctpt-for H-By Judge D0nohue-GTay aEI inc Ma Or
etc see memorandum Tor counsel. -
superior COuri-Sp,cidi 1G'm-Chiei-JuStlce Curtis.
Wilson e. al. agt Field ctal-see memorandum. Eannon
McGrane ct aOrier restoring cause TO caiendaT-
Miller agt the Universal Lille lOsura ce Nompav oI
dsoontnuanoe. Carson act Carsoni Freeman ag freeman
agf. ArOnaon Whitaker agt ArOns0n Joseph ak1 NO
Gregor Logan agt Boote Ware agt' Auran McOAh aE@
Common Pleas Special Ie1n-BY Judge Beach,
FaGquhar agt. rIOwell-Case settled - ,- r.s
BY Judge Laramore-lD re- sssgnnen, .. !, aa sSc
ordered to Take and state the accounts OI 90
Ennis agt Devin-Appeal dismissed appncau9n %an.eu,
OF the securities. In r. accounting OF Wthers,
orderei. Jones AIT straai-MOOB !, , ~ raP,tea
Mofsey AIT Morgan ana another etc. Wynkoqp ag card
starin IT, aGt> Raphael "hte aS|
HqJ1ne Court Ckamb9s-Bv Judge McAdam.-
Mattage aQ Dempsey: Harlu AIT. McNabi Phllips agL
SbsW 5p s New YORK and Northern Raroad com.
pany, Boecka agt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. hled summers
Tor receiver without costs Taylor sgt Rosesee IN
dorsement Oh papes "a OWN aet 2gJm YefioDS srss;
ell Early agt. DNnRhaus Motion denied WIN slu cos1s
TO abde the event kaDer ag OTosan m
Bradley Decker-Receiyer appOnteh "geCIn oS,
Yard ag MeUnn PS c.yS sg caahaG Parsons
ag Coins ggSS az pH m engtoT Of Counsel Kennoc.
kan at Judgment for plantiT Of SOL o. warren
agt. Kavanaagh-Aloo9 denied with ~ coIs: r az
UOugla8.-iGA alImed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sr.rrrnz corqr-cu,ypga,- Daniels JCours ope1;, a
Calendar called at II mCNo g. r. ~ o. a.
I25 l27 13i ~ ID 1891 LAP io9 !34 565' o. i9
1871 sa 49, 50 ge 1873 POL BOZ 2o6 2O7' 2oS 2oV' @IO
df2faa fsi1i|Di5s P J and Brady ana Barrett JJ IS
Court opens al Mos. 100. ls% l6i LIZ ~
lG3 1875 IgJ 200 2Ol, 2O2 ZOi 300 l6o 8O0, wi -Oo'
sP,ctal TfeM- Beach, J.-Court opens 1890 q. -
Law aud FactNOs ~ 49, AL 5@l 90 1885, 49, 0V'
Ciscufi~PRRT Lawrence JCourt opens AZ 1922 a. mo:
No 400 1872 1868 1892 l3sO ;'za i"t1 = ty ~
1895 SsG5 2gj3. 1881, 1890. 1853 60,
P4nT Doaehae JCouT5 opens a. 1890 S FAN %S SP
20 o. 2g4g. 2OJ0 1914, Ii s. 1851 10 . Oos zy2C 5V9
29S3 9oaS. 2a5l 1855 ISL 1853 1852 1880 lsoi isj2
P1aT III Van Vlr,t, Count olcns ~ loS9 ,Sa
7@6 III 1910 l6l7 i0G 1902 Io5i; So'' ~ iiSi9
9 3975 2 1867 12.7 o i4i ~ to- i62s ''
Strrraoe GoURr-iRyRRAL TFRN Adjourned oF the Term
dar called at II a. m.Nos 81 81 ~ 49, ,,r tho ,er,o
TRIAL rEM-PAKIs II and lIl-Adourne1 Ior 'nv I'm
SPECIAL IEgu-Larr.moro Court opens AZ IL D. NJ
Po,'fri rgeN Adjourned for the tern.
TEAL TrEI-PATr I-Naa Brunt J'-toutl opens i'
P.ET IL Adjourned Tor the term. -,.. ,,,.
NAusE CouaI- ImL !dS tS 4Fr 99Ss3 1850 .iI5
eps9a o. g. %.gI lSs 4 3gtS IT, 10. 4ss 1850
Tt.T rf--f,os9n J.-Court opens 1880 o. Mos
900 ii53 3s0 275 $3.50. $i11 $500, 2le, FOL 2955
900 $685. j6j $500 S97l 1874. 3775 S5'1 % 5 J379
'P.er ur-sheridan J--Court opens at 10 y m.-Nos,.
q g. sBlJ 34l9 1900, 300 4u2 tVJ3 100 o. - -o'''
Gssra.l' -gssoVs-PARr I-Cowlng, - ne People agt
william johnson, Horny = ,ke JOIN i. i.sa', T., IN
Leon NcCuuu, Henry " nroyn onrs,aIy " , ina, ma T.
Soy, grand larceny fIancis ltllMer au
larceny fon the person. "Ih'h hu-''S' 1''""' M
- ,r,.o l.e, Thomas flelv felDu'ous assault
battery: janus stanley Thomas birey DurGay an b
ari B4rne Thomas sullivan, assault and battery. ,,o
rSugD srTs. DsrMcr CouHI-IS ApAIAALII cAoa'e'' D.
Nfs ~ 4 y. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
ELnYA1ED AND SURFACE ROADS.

DANGER AT CHATHAM SQUARE JUNCTION
A REPORT OF HE HEALTH BOARD On TIE IN
GUARDED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF IRE ALDER
MN.
Inspector Murtha's report on the condition
of tie Chahan quae station Of the elevated rafoao''
was submitted 10 the Board OF Health yesterday IL
says;
At this point the two East side branches Of the Man
bnttan Railway meet. and transfer OF passehecIs Is
made b. means Of an elevated oilugr m fha
lower end of the nOrihery to the upper emu VI .io
ery station. The nor'hegy platform Is ~ "a Op
tou edges being properly rallied az tuat pa't oI
platform where the stairway leaulhg W ~ 80 20 >
bridge begius The part OF the soutnery platform ne5
the bridge stairway, however, Is ~ 40 go az
dangerous condition on account oi .no r,,,,nD ne.
his point, and the abScnc" OF guafu raliIng re
tween said platform ard the track on r,tneo s ,a.
ana during the hours OF the day when lne rush ~ ~
Sc gers cross the bridge Is gieaies ana we
tialus frequent, serious accidents are nSie ~ ~
ueu rom he unprotected condition or the platform.
have been informed that the present piluee nss po
recognized inadequate in size aud th9t u II we
panys intention TO enlarge he facltes iur ", he
To- t he foot Of the ssirway 20 wider part oi 'no
platform than the It now occupies IN view ~"
ever OF the narrOwnrss OF the sOutherN piIo. az &
inner end and the consequent close proximity OF tne
track on either side and considering Tie ih-c ~ -
of people CROW del on the platform at certain houis VI
Ibe da, I would most respectfully recommend tha'
pending the proposed Improvement I9e CO.. from the
curely raiied for distance OF wv htynFe iecV AV Wv
foot of the bridge stairway .,,
President Morris at the meeting Of the Boaroo Auer
men yesterday. said he had noticed that compliant ~
been made 10 the Health Board OF the CONDITION o INC
platform at Chatham Square. The Arrangements arc
insufficient 10 provide for the thrOngs at certain nuns
NJ tine dav President Morris offered resolution that
the Commissioner OF Public Works be Instructed 10
cause critical examination TO be made ana 10 repUie
10 The Board the result. with his opinion and tuvn
commeudatiOns Ge may deem the salety VI 'Ho p"-
NAV require The resolution was Adopted ,doo.s on
Aderinan sevIn IN view Of the recent accidents Oh
the elevated railroads, offered resolution reqnest9,R
the companies To have two men stalioueu III 0"0"
house. This Is now the dfiauscH'n|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
A NEW SUIT AGAINST ERIE.
JAMES M'HENRY BEGINS ANOTHER CASE WITH
VERY BRIEF COMPLAINT

A new suit by James Mclleny against the
Erie Railway has been begun IN the Supreme Court ana
Justice Daniels yesterday directed the service by pub
LEGATION OF the summons. The SUIT IS entitled James
McUenrv against the York. Lake Erie and western
Railroad COMPANY and the complaint entire reads as
follows:
The plaintiff in the above entitled action complaining
of the defendant alleges that the defendant is indebted
70 the plaintiff IN the sum of $1,3G72s7 II with inter
est thereon from the Sth Gay OF Juy 1870 In respect
of so much money before rat tine had and received by
the defendant TO the use OF the planh aud me
plaintiff demands Judgment Tor the sum Aforesaid Win
interest from the date aforesaid besides costs.
s. NJ lrlow, who IS named one OF the attorneys In
the cause SAID last evening that ne did not yet know the
character OF the suit. until las. evening that II had
been begun lie supposed. however, that 1t was merely
an action ON judgment recovered last July aud that 1t
involved no new Issues matters OF litigation IN iact
lie said he WAS sure such was the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
RAILROAD NOTES.

BUFFALO, March 16.-An action for the re-
covcry OF $4,000 has been Drought by Richard
W. TAYLOR the contractor, against the late Buffalo City
Railroad COMPANY i,s president and managers for work
done and damages owing 10 the uOnfu hllment OF tue
agre -ntuts made by the company.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March lefty prominent business
men others lett Augusta this morning to tax part
IN the excursion over tie Cincinnati Southern Railroad
TO Cincinnati.
CIEcINsATI, March l6.-The Ndlona Association Of
Passenger aud Ticket Agents met to-day ana elected
W. b. Sh tuck president After the election OF officers,
tne convention went into Committee OF the Whole Oh
passenger rates.
HARIFonD Conn, March 1G-Judge Beardsly has
denied rnr petition OF II. l.. Goodwin for injunction
70 prevent the use OF free passes the New-York.
Ne0-Havon ana Hartford IA lroad b. members OF The
LEGISLATURE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
TEE p!rrsBuRo. crvcINvArI AvD ST. LOUIS.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 16.-The annual
eotne of the Pittsburg Cincinnati and ST Louis Rail-
road Company WAS held here to-day. The report OF the
directors the year past shows that the earn
ings were 50 COB 1913 expenses S2oO3 SOL net earn
ings, 81 500 562 ont Of which paid interest on
bonds, including second mortgage bones. sS3l.025 !
other items Of rents and interests Sl6o357 leaving
profit OF 5000 $50 The net revenue nom the leased
lines was 81 l67 7G5 and rentals. 81 G6I245. leaving
loss OF Sl93 4SO cb deducted from the profits OF the
Plttshnrg Cincinnati and S. Louis Line proper. gives q
profit ou all tAe lines OF $4l2OOO, being net gain OF
S551,75
TIE lease OF a portion Of the Cincinnati and
MaskinCum Valley Road 20 Columbus aud sunday
Creek Iey, the ONO Central Railroad, r8ti-
fed Tae old Board OF Directors elected. but the
Orcanizi tiCn Or the Board was deferred
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
ARGUMENTS on THE HEPBURN BILL.

The committee appointed at the meeting OF
the butter and trade Monday 10 report on the
resolutions for and against the Hepburn bil listened
Yesterday to arguments the subject from g. K.
Blanchard vcepresdent Of the Erie Railroad. who OPP
poses the bill. aud from f. b. ThurDer the prOposer OF
resolutions in its favor. Nothing developed In
the arguments Mr. Folsom argued N support OF his
resolutions th4t the butter and cheese trade would sui
fer tho bin became To protect their interests
they needed special and special facilities If these
were denied item the trade would he driven from New
York TIE committees report will be presented NJ the
lpret.n, IN the Exchange today at 1880.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
THE CINCINNATI RAILROAD FESTIVAL.

CINCINNATI, March 16.-A reception com
mitlee Of thirty started this morning for ChItta-
nooga To meet Southern guests who have been In
yited by the railr Dads In the South connecting
with the Cincinnati Southern Road to Visit Cincinnati.
The city viii be Illuminated ana fireworks burned on
Wednesday. the night OF their arrival. and the fol
low ny night great banquet will be given IN Music
Hail. SURPRISING IN anything ever attempted this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
DARING rRhIGHr RoBBLRs cAUGHE

CHICAGO, March 1G.-1he police have cap
tured all extensive gang railroad rcghtcar robbers
whose depredat within the past two months have II
is believed anountedto $4,000 The sufferers
have been the Lake Shore the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy and the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail-
roads large quantity OF plumber Las been recovered
The notorious d" Tom Moore is among the prisoners.
Their plan was rob the while pretending 10 be
employ g. Of tie railroads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
SHOPPING 4 POLICE OFFICER.

Thomas Tui,s, alias Deals Hickey, yesterday
NJ a rd i IS ~ tn" General -rss OnS shoOtnH Mar
tip Fancrty . q,.ice onc~r Siar,h l. TAc officer
wasatieiup ing t. aro-.. tut' aud co'"paion On a
charge Ut lasreuy. whci 4uii' s,epA 'rrE ard fired
rsu. .lots I'd tlc oi c.. O1e u ihe saots sryc1 Fm-
neriv IN trc huua. Tat. arrested. Dat His '"mln-
In cscap q. II ct 10 a,'si' Prou II tAt' e
vcats aud a k.i Iui'a H1.rI III" gai % II r3cy. Wa
scntslccd last Octurri Jad-r "u- r;. D. . Liiei
Sta..s emu Cturf A.fu, = ult~EtLtry h'r HU
yers Tor pas NJ couatcrfels nionrv. W.i" awaiting
reno al IT, sc u es-.lcti wIih scVvra - cri
from tie In slow Street jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
RECOVERING HER RIGHr OF DOVER

In the Kings County Supreme Court yester-
en- the sui- II Mrs Emma 10 Negro Against Theophlc
Nil Daniel Scotr and Henry Gcrkea was tried before
Judge Pratt and jury Tue action was brought 10 re-
cover rivh OF la certain Bru1kyn proper the
MintT claiming b. The wife ~ salvatore 10 Negro.
Who died in January, 1879 L. Nero VIC veterinary
..i,,oon add was generally known ~ Wniian SALIVA
tr. lnr R"v. Cnare, Kelcy tcstii 'd tua hc married
"a Nrurp % Il jno piLiutH ou Autl >, 1901 lie ii o.
-rt,,. L. Nero - mdiHtin. WIZ darA Gtr. IL VS.
ri , b. tae lefe ce tdht 10 Negro Was irieu lo
' ef woman before his marriage Z, RE plaintiff. AID
~ rue niauth had i!yst Win ,lnu p1'ucd PtscO.
,,,,I VA Alosa Em-a pascJ. judge Psltt Injected
v.r4jirL Iirt the piaIntH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
WILL coySPIR4r6sS SENTENCED.

TRENTON. n. j.. March 1G.--Iu the United
Lewis vii case were d rs follows Mark sacia
and Frank Ward Allison. each 10 TWO years in the State
Prison and to pay $4,000 fine Bradford and Bassford
were each sentenced year in the State Prison
pav 81 900 fine. The sentence OF Dr. Parks post
poned Tor a few days. TIE mythical widow Lewis was
too lrtO c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
OBITUARY..
BENJAMIN CHAPMAN.

Benjamin Chapman died suddenly at Nor
wich Niagara County y. ~ yesterday, IN the uineleth
yesi of lis age. Mr.. Chapman was born IN Niagara
County in 100 He received a common scool education
snd theu entered eouutry store IN Norwich rs clerk
and showed such ability for business that in few years
he was assisted In starting business for himself THIS he
carried on successfully until few wears ago. when he
retired With a competency In ISIS Thnrlow Weed
went 10 Norwich aud established The Agricuft11st q
paper devoted 70 the principles which are now
those Of the Republican party Mr. Chap
man was the first to offer his aid, and pledged
himself TO promote the interests OF the paper ~ every
way In mis- power. The county being strong Demo
critic the paper despite the exerons OF The Two
gentlemen, only lived year aid hall. III spea KING
of him Yesterday Mr.. Weed said:
There ALWAYS been warm place IN my he1rt
for Ben Chapman. When I first went % Norwich lie
was a bachelor and boarded In iny family. ana for
months we we're insepar&blc companions lie %as a
thorough merchant. a weinfOrIned man generally,
and houtst Ia all his raDsactinns mt
ter OF what nature His manners popular. ANA hc
wa. ya~y widely and respected. The last time
saw him was shout Ave years He eIjoSing
speo1d health Lhen indeed he did all has hfe
a man of remarkably correct habits We have core
spOpded occasionally in the interim although We have
not made practice OF IT, hsve beeo cA Tor rs .ist
few days otherwise nothing coId Keep me trOm attend
lug funeral
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
4 NEW RAILROAD PRESIDENT.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, March 16-The Presi-
dency OF the Nashville, Chattanooga and ST. Louis tail
road has been rendered accepted by Ex-Governor
James d. Porter OF thls State. Colonel Cole hay,ns
already announced hiS intention to resign within a few
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
TIE COURT OF APPEALS.
A1BANY. March 1G.-In the Court OF Appeals

to-day the following business was TRANSACTED .
40 72-Marshal s Frost and another responaeut aXt'
Cornelius Godfrey ap1e'ant-Moton Tor rearg"hrht su
m.te. No. a6--The Tenth National Bank, appeiaAJ kl.
an. Mayor etc OF eW York respond DY iey
"A Anlers. Tor gpucaut FggicE LynCe nteJsOA iof TO
sg1rd.uta no. 3.-ilOmn9 stlweh tud 0th. re- o. Aili5
f.ators etc. appclantA ait rizaO"ih b"ar."ouI eu-
rnl.tat-y etc. others rfsponuents tiRucd ~ John
A Z. appellants !. Mcclure, Tor reHlonue.O
The en-. .i.r az " edr, SHAY IS as tolOwsi nos J, 2 O.
Il H. AbT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17
United srATEs SUPREME COURT.

nss WAS transacted in the Supreme Court OF the United
states TODAY:
No 2oi-Flon b. Ponder. appellant agt Lavlnia lie Ian
rev Il MI admin straors APPEAL from Gelrga etgned
IA 9nF in place OF 80 2O51 hester 4. Arthur collector
e,c plauti u error ag William T. Dodge e al Tgumrnt
cupc. BIZ GOlci General Pm lips for panih IN error
and cont lnusd By j. defendants In error
Adjourned unit. tomorrow 40 il O'CLOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

Ion FOR ticr reinstatement Juage Pratt mas decided
their FAVOR AD,ut oven Otder h'eMen u i sAQ'
VIII cafIn 70 be rinstt re uni'r tae decision.
Tie Brooklyn Park Commissioners obtained
from Judge ID srt ,e-tcri1y injunction restraining
william Viudcrgee-. no'e!-keeper at COrey ishId.
from erecting any bathing Louses or navh0hs az thr
western and OF the co course Mr.. Vand'ryecr has
already begun this work claiming that, although TINS
land taken by The Park Commas Oners, IL was
never condemned them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-17

A Jerseyman says his wife was kicked in the
law hy a mile Did Il hurt nei - " Bless JOu, no !
lut me mule broke his leg and had 10 be SHOT"
Jones saws his wife is the most thrifty woman
he ever knew why. sir" he says, she mas made Ten
bedspreads during tho last years; made thcm her
self r OF the patterns she collected IN htr shopping
tours during that time"