davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1880-01-28

81 9eot Wtbpel mob otto
bes e.-Ienne Spaoem sr let
at ilsube pla ielgente SpmpiCmsr.
peltsn Rrdber meo 6crbeueae, lpan.
Der op tmob Wlpeu, renbsr H. runbi,
prlnasr Snubsu ben III Slpsrus,
larger iis nsp, ruler ta, blIper lls.
senbe en- Stuno paa Rps9sn OF
fisuner bpbt oeu belle {lo. Wan
ian bsibteos osHne Sp9eom see fel'
gsnbe tmpls BeblHollng. Der an.
brlnles ittar ct peftefepee eleI et
lHeet ulbpla9, preeet llQe no al to-
stRos Nauo, ON WlpeH ca orao
Stpttne, o. bette betattes uee an
bIe lRppsr, for al peosH illl b0lce
ia neito lRuJere. Rlar BET bllpsr
folbf, maa alter Ct btot lepps dn'
bIlngte. Gslll et tort CmldI AZ
ppeeetllb (SIln). ldl bset, Tom
Gprtt fan lalle bet, nj alere en-
lOe 0rfuln9, oa beE poloer 9toen
itJ / lauaere lrb.
>SRtter mlu Ell Sep BAUD lHo I
Sts1tppntu. msbens alee lteges, oil
pet lftt ttaaees. Oct canine oil
pRIe ! liable meb Sree.
atrolene oil mpsne Sicisi, bcr Ell
tlepen ltlft al 0anp, % 9lere bet
laa blsbt ION mr..
Oct er life flogt az ldoe ct Blar
bllps mssst sammeli, lsr bet lastts,
ibl BET tIRper ba BET bpbbelte sober
for al bllpe fsbt. CAB BET bare eam
ftre 0aase. BET sr ea 5 Mar ~ MI
sips et gopt Slaat meo libt 6rtra'
5crpleiHins. Gn anpen Gag sr,
bpis Saarst sr at en- iareeleS gcp
Race, pa bsr man naiurllJpts BRUCE
bet lpm aplsopr icr en- lausere lib.
Yap gsr.s Sanot9t. noar
BET pso SlaIp al en- Serite itrpsts
TO til TIE @auss mso en- Slanolns al
ire Dele Igiist &alt, nOSst @Inn %
ire Sele iriltl Blob.
Decorah-posten., 1880-01-28

eilterae.Uanb renles beruto.
al man iaier 2 llr;sr itsbt a!ur
cs 2 unser itsot SOtur neb esri
bette oil pars NOT fer en- Giittrut
pia 20 Bar,els. Snpsu ct Bar Il,
msr pll BET irene Yanp pRIe nltiet
III gaNnins, ia snbos III at icgs
Wab /.
Decorah-posten., 1880-01-28
4tsfiitsr.

= etnns Scrrttnin9sJren sr ri ptt icrfontce.
bar 'ani's tet btefs % m.it uoisat. ~llopaio.
osr nessninet sr trlst Ill bette Gpuntp o. oil.
mar snl'sr. altic pars tlli,ce pse Stsraptlier.
Aadligs 8tpardtteuer ueisrss prcmlia.
Decorah-posten., 1880-01-28

6n Seit Der pauues til at briffe
ON Worssneu. fer ben fobreS. Slet
8orfsieIls. ia | lete 1ilialoe cslaa
Inflammation oil blipe 5elsen at.
al ell Seft ferf ipiler f9 met OF
osrpaa orlttsr alt Bet gaao. ben nj.
Wan bar forsta9,t Experimental msb
pete ftraI Ter Be lulpe brabss, o. efier
at bape aabnst Sn~opolbene paa eisie
Spr. Der firar 1 6crpsien bapoe
raaet en- COB VOrtiOn malebe Wrier
cs laa ali BET Yano, be pllte BUTTE,
pine bet ~, al ganbet bdppe lelt
al 6seen meo fs 9jeunem Wapen
o. laust neo | IarmstanaIsn, bpot
tnaen 5crbstellesprcess ioregaar.
Decorah-posten., 1880-01-28
Sarmeu. 0uiet % 0aucm.

en erfaren GARNER orRfrer,
at ban bar siort ben Grfarina, at
en- ao oil unbsaa Rslfefeber, bpis
man %bsspnoer al melfe ben ct BAR
0age, fsr ben falper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
FesR ME6y YORK.

FGsE NEty YORK..
sT'E.g-EsEEsS y. G.. &.H-1G ET- dJYD JSEs.a
GIESOsy
EVERY FRIDAY, At II m; and returning,
leave II lew York, FROM pier ii, Gas. river, EV-
Ely SATU RDAy. at o'c clock p. n.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
4; ASHIEGTOE o JHiO HAILhvA-
WINTER AkEAEGEMENT.
Beginning Nov. 70, 1889.

The MAIL TRAIN wii I9avs Ws1hias;o.
a. 20 q. N. snd hIexsndris IL 6 % =. u.
daily. except sunday pass Leesbura, So"s
west vard, ii II :. u , and arrive a. Hcl.l
Hi! al Il l5pn. Lsave Bound Jill ri " ~ y M.
pass Lees burg, YoigS eastv. d ~ D. IN; an
STRIVE st A!eSsndrIa ~ 10 p. H., sE- a.
~ ss bingtoi al 81 y. n.
The ACCOM- Mo DATl0N TRAIN VII! ies7e
Washington b! i ~ D. n. and al-4au1'i, a.
25 p. d daily, e1cDpt Sunday, and ANY, ;:
Leesburg ut ~ p. N. Leave ea-bu'g hoD
q. ~ and arrive at A ie1sndrla ST s 10 N, al
Washington al goa II.
E97 Passengers from! Washington VII! 'ihe
the Washington and OHIO csrs ri tHe Baltimore
& Potomac Railroad station Ate 2Oa III. mo 40
q. Ia, snd 20 through without mango "i coz 3
The 925 IN. tram from alexandra and n.y.
g. N. train from Round Hi connecin o! II 1h1
Hill with ncCpy 3 Wigginloh'a Daily hiato
Coaches for Shickersvilie. BerryvIiis ana on.
chester also Resmer's Line Of Coaches ~h ,,
cave Lees6urg daily for Aide and Aid1!'
burg.
Both trains, westward make close connect5o'.''
si Vienna, with Sisson's Line Of o!Sgef icl f'''
fsI Court House. o
Comm uGstfoE eicEeas, 81 oas per m'ie
Annual sick CSC, $50.
L II HAVBhEhr
octl4-tr Genera Ticge' hV''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
1880 GREAT $50

PENNSYLVANIA BOUT
| TO TIE NOETH, WESI 8 SOU1AWb b..
DOUBLE TRACK,
STEEL 1A GA1FI SRFE 2o9Ipn 5cz5'!
Novenib Der %. 1880.
Trains leave Washington from depot Of BAL.
TIMORR & POTOMAC RAILkGAU, co..
ner Of Sixth and B St, sets, az follows:
For Phiadelphis. New York and The Eas: IL 3
q. IN. dsllY, except Sunday. end 2 lU a..
1000 p IL dslly, With Pslsce Care. ,o.
tied Express OF Pullmsn Psrlor Care 95yA
u. daily, ezcep. Sunday For Phiist'r ,
~ az III. daily. e1cspi sunday. and ~
A and III !. N. daily
FL. Pittsburg and tbs West 500 m, VIZ:
fsrlor Car ~ Pitt.burg and Sleeping CsT =
Louisville. end Chicago lC.iU L. II. Ia;Iy
93u p. 70 a. y, with Ps!acs Gar 70 Cnic,y..
Fer Csnsndsigun and tha HorEn, so Il.
except Sunday and So y. II. is!Iy, o.cev.
Saturday. with Psla.c Csr :. C"nanisIgv.,
For Watkins, i0,4O a. IN. Cs!ly keep! o-a'
day
For baltimore, s ~, 4. o.. go aid l0.4G Z. IT.:
2.l0 20 Az $40, 931 rrd i0'o ,. Il.
On Sunday, 500 and ly.4U s.m.; 2.lO a. ~
sn6 1000 y. III.
For Pope's Creek Line + d s.. n. aEd ! 81 Pm.
daily, except sunday.
For Annapolis, & Al 3 IN. and i Al p. II. d,3
except sunday.
LOCAL TRAIN.
For Ate1sndrls 100, 7 10 80 snd II y 4.
NJ, and 10 g. 4 TO- snd ii - .. III. 24n.
day III Z, 8 ~. and IL ~ q H. sal ) o. N.
Trains leave alexandria tor WnaaIns.or G.0
S.O6, ind 10 u. La, and TO-, ), D, I, 3 "
p. m. 81 II night.
On Sunday st S.L5. and 10 g. n. and " 81;
81 o. II.
Til COUCH TRAIN FOR THE S0UId, II,
QuanticO snd Richmond, will loavs h,"I.3.
dris ct 100 aao II II q. m. daily and ! = D..
N. dn except >Gnds7,
Fast mail, leaving At II H. m mske; b!.o one
stop. w: a. QuanticO, between AtcIaaI'.'
and HI, amond
Tickets and inlormstion can be procurot
principal rsiirosd stations and sickgs o.lcei
South esst J.. Z. FARMER,
Gon'l. Passenger Agc-S
EkANk THOMSON
'1noerel E-novor now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
alexandria Oazette
FRIDAY EVENING. DNC "a


= saint Nick.
He comes right down tie chimney.
When The Christmas bells IRE rutg,
When little folks are fset asleep.
And stockings al are hung
An loaded down with pretty things
With guns anG coils ard drums;
So b.. sure snd hang your stockings
Where he'll see 'em when he comes.
You might hear him swiftly coming.
Riding on the winter blast.
His Reindeer team y iinglng
Ard their hoot bsats fsl iEg fssf,
Bis furs are black With chimney SOotr
His beard is white with snow,
Hi. sleigh ia full Of pretty toys.
You ought 10 hesr hinh gol
He Liz hts upon the sleetS rouf
And doesn't stop rlDu!s.
BE Jumps upon the chimney top
And down no plumps within II,
he psuses on The hesTthstooe
and be tskes lite psep
To SEQ if all the curly bsids
Are safe in bed asleep.
he goes sbou. on tiptoe,
Noe m.kes bit OF Disc,
he fills up ell the stockings
With his sugar pluns and toys:
And then be gives little lsugh,
Pops up the chimney qn'ck.
And of he jiDgles on tbs w!ud,
The Jolly old saint Nick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24

The steamers Of this company make connec-
tons at Norfolk for Bos.oE and all points East /;
At New York With all points West and North
wast, aud 3: Alsxandris with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad
Through rates given and freight handled care
fully and promptly. For further information
apply TO r.. a. REED, Agent,
Jtnney's wharf.
@. s. LOWELL. President,
l4lG + street.,
sep 27-tf Washington, D g.
.-c.Ss. CL XDk'S STEAM LINES WEEK
1890 LIZ to
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROVI.
DENCE AND BOSTON.
Stesmers ieave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and leave Philadelphia ET cry SAT-
URDAY.
This line connects ct AleIsndris with tie O.,
a. & IL. End W q. l. Rs, sno at PhiIadei,
phia with Clyde'E regular SLssmahps for Fall
Freight forwarded with promp.ness and care
free Of commissions.
No charge for transfer IN PHILADELPHIA, and
Q wharfage In Boston. Quick time. FREQUENT
departures. Through rates and through bills
Of lsding given. insurance at the lowest rates.
Agents.
r. o. REED, AeIsndris.
WIZ P CLYDE & CO., PhIladelf hia,
JOHNSON & CO.. Wash. s. GeorgIn
Jan e-tt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
South Bound,
III al sIp'e,

ISL South wsrd, connects 81 Co,-o,.r,7-
with Cbes. i Ohio +. L.. East snt E,a.,
Lynch burg, cOnnecte WITH Atlantic. Yi., a.
Ohio 4. K, through Sou:hHe5l VirgJr;. :,
Nashville, Row Oriesps Memphis, L,u,e ~ =,
snd i'e1ae-and a. Dan ilic wiki nicin,.; ' !
Danyille r.. T., TO South end Suu.hY,qt
Express Southwark Connects t, tyy-,9-:r...
to all points on Ches Sc Chic K. K eo5 s,J...
vile for al points South Eos: sid L..
MIXED Trains for i;ain Line e.ya :.
e1snGrie daily, except Sunday, G.Uau ~
Il UG IN, and returning sr:ye n. h.eI,,t..,
l 90 y II and 80 Q. m.
FOR MANASSAS LINE ieave W.;nr...
7 10 5. n. and Aln1snd-ia : 52s. n. -
except Sunday, arrive 81 StrsshUggs,i l. 81 NY
connecting with the Enl!ay :tosa Ea., s.
West Leave SlrsshurH 81 y. m, ar-,Y..f :.
Alexsndrs y. { 50 p. Il.
MIXED TRAiN FOR MANASSAS DIy.
ISIOE leaves AloZandria daily cx,eo: >,,
day, st 9 CO 3. No., and returning ie,ve. SIZE,
burg at 230 p IN arriving il ADx.atr,.
6 IS D. IL.
sor Middleburg, dsily connection :! F,.,
station.
FOR Urpsrvilie, regular cornect.oa 4. Ue,.
plane.
FOR wARgeNTON, leAye Was5irs.o. Il
TO a. e. daily.
All trains mske scod connections, 5. W..
ington, 10 and from North aud West
Now Orleans sleeper leaves Wastiag.oF 4
10 D. N. running through without cLaa:.
On Express train. leaving Washing.oa 10 !.
o. m S.rk's Adjustable Reclining Cn.. Ca.
with extra charge only sl.0G, lH;oas4 .
Danvnle.
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wa:hins.g-
and Savaansh, Gs., without chang. On ~.
trim
Through tickets very low to the South ST..
Southwest.
MERCER SLAUGEWBR G.TA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
E.fDE or TEE E.aEg

EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, st 5 30 O clock pm; returning, leave
Norfolk on alternate days At 90 2. N.
This staunch iron steamer hssju been paint
ed throughout, ststarooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the nsDdsonest as we'll as the
safest boat on the Potion sc river and Chesapeake
bay, anu is the only a.earer making close con-
nec:ion with the Now York and Boston steam
ersi also connects With aichmOud steamers @hd
rsj|ro,d Ines out5. stops st PINEY POINT
aod POINT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
E'Hre frsL class, 81; round trip 81 80
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24

FdDas E'GEss7s& &C EsaVEE.
sTEss.Hs. JGA.1 W. TRO.HPs0IY
NVEHy MONDAY, Thu 8SUAY and SAT-
URUh I - $50 D. Iii; returning Oh alternate
cEyE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24

TOAL
~ COAL.
We invite the attention of deslers and coz
suners TO our lsrge stock of CAREFULLy
PREPARED COAL of the GLOWING varIotics
LYkEN'S VALLEY,
LORBEkRY and
SHAMOEIN BED ASH.
WHITE ASH Gree burning snd hardy OF
steamer, broken, egg, stove and nut sizes
Also GEOkGE'S GREEK, CUMBEkLANp
and KAN VIA SPLINT, from West VS..
Making Coal specially, We sim to keep only
he HIGHEST GRADES, and having two large
Storage Ysrds, each variety is Kept separate,
snd is especially prepared toc family use,
Yards f0ored, and al Goal sent out WELL
SCREENED AND FREE FROM IMPUEI-
TIES,
Dealers, families, public institutions and NAH
afactories supplied at lowest market rate-per
ton of Z240 lbs. T. j. MEHhFFEY Z CO,
feb Wharf and Yards foot Ct Queen ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-24
Inland L SeaDoard CoastIng TO.
FOR NORFOLK,

Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boatoh, steamer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

Court 0g 5 G and SpssT Ea p An
a 10 y ne 5 Gep S 5 Tern 1d 99 , the Supreme
loSoa aenda called a. 4 8 moSog g. 20 &C. gl
81 81 a g" s? 81 e. ?s ass 3 e a. 49, 49,
SPECIAL TRaM-Van BTuat J.Court opens az 1880 a.
.6 5S 500 sos sos 5i6 $685. co., Cos $50 COL $685. J07,
Cin 1iH i-Adiourned for the term.
PAIR iI-Lawrence. J.-Court opens az 1890 q. mcase
No ct al ag the Guardian Insurance a Com
4 9 Ia5 Y7S BIZ $ 2ts ZIP o$ SI BIZ Ss g sS $780,
PAs @ s S gs $685. 81 lG aSa 5 @ssssT
5Il5SS, 5 81 2SS3 S755 $685. sGs5 $685. s08S: '
SPECIAL tEgYssdgw!eS J-fpurt opens AT 10 ~caeu'
-ahaA caases Nos 1886 i2i6 i5II i$76 1858 1910
2 3 59 ga i3a GS SG5 $780, Isl
- IS 5s 4sS ST. 4 o 49, u.s. 49, 49,
COMMON PGEAs-GxsBRAy TEaM-Adlournod for the term.
SPECIAL rLEM-C p. DAY. cJ.-COuFt opens at IL a. NJ
EQuirT TRaI-Iarremore. J.-cOmt opens at II a H.
Hour III Ray IG gS o2s3i q i
u.s. i Gs t 2gG5 sSss cow 0'' O''
~ E4 l7g 55G GSl5 5I7 7G4 iGsS i77i I775. 1887.
nAGISE coTsf- Isiu TGiI-PA3r j.. IHaEes JTccgr r
/? z 469 ass 1885, SIT lts aca 49,
R MGAr 2S Y 2Ss s SPo9s sO 4a STA se
4s s9 ISL 55C2 4S 90 i7s i l7i5 ALL iS55 iSSs
s $50 @ g 49, I?5S ans S
dRSfRiI sRssoys-pAEE J., Owins line People ass
s"Tf f, MGT9p Maa 5 5sOdSy aTsen
laIpiIn. violation lottery laws. , ,,,,
lam nH Murphy G cSss rie4 eS gGsy
n Bow nag" grand larceny Gastavns syreen Michael
FtFFs iarcSSy George EdTsIds ROBBERY
DolL John Wilson larceny from the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
CIVIL NOTES.

The Brooks-Kelly litigation was continued
before Referee Rufus F. Andrews yesterday After I'M
important testimony and much argument, the referee
decided thRt the books Of TIE Erenia0 Ezprsss
without the Jurisdiction of the Court ana therefore he
WUuld admit eecODdary evidence OF their contents 10
this decision eXJuslioe Cardozo excepted. Tho case
was adjourned until 10 o'clock to-day.
Justice Donohue yesterday quashed a writ Of
cerorar obtained jacob A. Hatzel order to review
the action of the Aldermen Ia declaring George Hall
elected Alderman in the With District In 1873 lilo snys
10 hts decision: "What Ia proper time within which
the Will must Issue may be matter OF uncertainty
but where tire Fentnr has delayed until after tho time
when any useful object be snbseFvtd, and when the
Board is out OF exsteuoe the motion shond be deuiod
Richard 4. Mount, a lawyer Of this city, died
few weeks ago. aud Ills will has boon offered for pro-
bate. Its written entirely npon page OF sheet
siorpnpOr and yot contains nino special bSquoSts
addition to the ordinary formalitIes OF WILL The tes-
tator gives 5000 to Henry Van Dync, cousin, and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

In the House to-day attention was called by
Mr. GARFIELD (lep., OmOl 10 The Record OF this morn.
Ing I'm which appears speech Of Mr.. DOwney IVY. ~
I'm blnnk verse, entitled "The Immortals" which IL
copyrighted. He supposed that mOmbors had perfect
liberty to speak in prose- but tho question was
raised whether q gentleman had a right 20 avail himself
OF the privilege to print copyrighted book Ito moved
that the first fifteen pages Of The Record DO referred 10
the Committee on Rules. with instructions to inquire
whether they should become part OF Tie permanent
Mr. DOYNEY said that ho had done what ho had done
after mature considerations He had aultatiOn with
the best authority IN tic country. Mr. SpUUrd The Con-
gressona Librarian ana that gentleman had told bin
that there question Dnt that no bad right 90
copyright argument which would appear IN me
Record He bad, however, 80 objection TO tho motion
made by Mr., Garfield.
Nv CoNGFR (Rep. Mich) dd object TO tho mot or
Unless there charge that tue remarks OF the
gentleman from WyOminE were unworthy OF u
place the nigh class az Literature That tho rect Of
ihe House had published ~ The ReoO ne saw reason
for sending tins speech to a cetnmiitee.
Mr.. GaTiCld5 motion YH5 then agreed to-yeas' NO.
Tse sPRAKER laid before the IIouse n mcssags from
the PreAleu Informing Congress that Mr.. j. T. Cool
idce, Algernon Coolidge, ThOnB Jefferson Coolidge
and Ellen Dwight, Of Massachusetts, heirs OF the late
Joseph Coolidge r., desired 20 present. the desk on
whch TIE Declaration OF Independence was written by
Th0mls JrffTsnn.
Mr. CRAPO Ql@p, MAss) Offered resolutions accepting
the GIT ard proposing that Tits desk be depOsted for
buttons Wer0 unanimously adopted.
bill repeating tho stamp tax on cheehs was reported
aad referred u Committee OF tho R1Oe.
Tne HOuge tbcn at 13O. went Into Committee OF the
Whole on the Naval Appropriation BILL
The amendmRnt was adopted increasing tho apDr0pr-
alton for the contingent expenses OF the Navy nom
fiS reading Of tho bill having been concluded Mr.
HAWLEY (Rep, Conn., called ntteDtion to the way iR
which fha pill Ind been speedily ard satisfactorily
agreed to- ard appealed 10 ais Democratic fnrnds 10 al
low limited discusslo1 on the Sp5eiAl Deficiency b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
DECISIONS-ApRm %.

Supreme -Chambers-By Judge DOnohue.-
Berde sgt Berdell-Moon granted per cent Lewis agt
TaCOt-PeremptOrT writ granted. Pouto agt Tobn Mo
ton denied with costs BaZell BnrnsWrit dismissed
see memorandum, Cloves agt Barnum; Same aRt same
denied wSS3S cost Rra%neg ag n6
should he appointed Cord ag Cellaghan
Order signed. Republic Of Mexico aRt American n. h r
and r. Company and ohers.MOtion granted see memofan
dunn Williamson aRk Arouson- Granted see memorandum
Iseln sgk Homan.Order granted. Giles agt Sharketi
Wider agk COrto Stubs ag Stubbs and
denied. Drew agt Herzeld; Smith AIT. Fisht% BarDum
aRt TamaCno Orr aRt Kuhn Buckle agt Allen Eagleson
a9t the Mayor etc. GearOn aRt McVeY Dry Dock Savings
Institution COrye Roberts agt Russell oeede agt.
Gaede-Granted.
settled. ketchAm sgt. Blakeley.-eee memorandum
SDgcGt TerHL-BY judge Van Vorst-Fish aRt McHose
and Observation-Disclosures for plaintiff the demurrer, with lib
aeeJudgment for plaintiff demurrer Miller and another
agt Kent aud OthersDemurrer 10 complaint In part sus
tanned ParTney aR the Benton Gold ana Silver Mining
Company Ohers-Decree signed Pfenninger sgt Tel
BEL Decree signed.
YSnperior Conrt-SDecial Tsrn'-Bv Judge Spelr.-
Common Pieas-SpeciGl TerR-By Chief-Justice g.
Day-In assignment OF Elias, etc-MOton to remove
assignee granted Well agt FTeund. eIc.-MoOn 10 file So
denied, etc; OPINION In re Concaunon
Application denied In TO SOuren-Appn0ation granted NC
NnmaIa agt. Mcnamara; IN TO Cqsado.-Granted.
Marine Court ChdBlbCTS--BV Judge Sheridan
Myers ct the Venus Lodge Busick agt Mudget Bszo
agt. NicOetu Connolly Higgins Briggs agl House;
Fingarr agt Morris; nunt aRt. Sho0kMoti0ns gronted
Hanes agt DGckeri MetBger ag Brewerton liarvn agt
stephens James, IT, ag Finn Arens agt Hugeler Tanne-
banm agt Stockholders OF dlsCOnnuance The German
kelnan ag Griull Dusseldorf sGt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
signed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-23
YHE COURTS.
4 LAWYERS ATTEMPT TO KEEP A HOTEL.
sAMUyL II. EANDlIs SINGULAR RELATIONS WITH
Ills NLILN1s.

4 LAWYERS ATTEMPT TO KEEP A HOTEL.
sAMUyL II. EANDNLs SINGULAR RELATIONS WITH
IT'S CLIENTS.
Samuel II. Randall Is n lawyer OF this city,
WHOSE home VIA formerly Ia Boston. within tho last
lew years Lo has Appealed prominently IN the Courts
plaint.R IN suits agnnst former chonls. ono
Of tho most Interesting OF these Is his suit
against Josiah Carpenter, the present proprietor
OF tho ST. Omcr Hotel, which has been on trial
before Justice Van Bunt IN the Supreme Court.
Special Torn, Tor several dHys, Tho plain,ih
claimed 10 be proprietor OF toe hotel ioiutly with Mr.
Carr outer, assignment dated March IL. 1879
the consideration being counsel fees due from Mr. Car
renter, lie ayerrei that alter hs had begun 10 act
sch proprietor Mr. the lease had
Il ed in tue nume OF MS vile, md had the plaintiff
frcby elected from the premises. He brought 1ho
tou TO recover possession. ar. Carpenter witness
and in his answer, mHde some remarkable statements
about the Iawyerhotelkeeper. He said that he for
merry ia the grocery business and failed.
MIR. Randall acted counsel for him, and
he paid the lawyer about $1,000 full
Enumeration. After Mr.. Carpenter took tho lease Of the
Oncr Hotel several judgments were standing against
HIM witch he could not pay. Mr. Randall then advised
him in order to preserve the lease assign IT TO him,
making unpaid counsel fees the rretcxE Surprising
That 1t was merely iormalty Mr. Carpenter Signed the
assignment. DIR. Randall moved into the hotel With
bis family occupied Of tho best rooms in the house,
and began dictate 10 servants and to dismiss them
Then Mr.. Randall openly claimed to be part proprie-
tor and began to receive some Of the hotel moneys.
Whom Mr. CARPENTER realized the real purpose OF the
lawyer, he SAYS that ho became indignant, employed
Oth6r counsel hd the lease transferred to his wife, and
fOrciby elected Mr. Randall. The latter al once began
several suits against Mr. Carpenter for Rssaut and
battery was dropped before u came to tral another In
The superior Court resulted In Judgment for tue de-
PENDANT and the third was the present action.
Mr. Randall Acknowledged on eTosS.ex examination that
beorc nc lott Boston Judge L. f. Brigham, or the Su-
perior Court Ind rendered deoisiOn holding that IN
6is relations win Que OF bis clients named Leighton no
hud violated MS oath or Olce rs on attorney was
guilty mnlpractice and gross mseOn tuCt in ms Office"
aud lint TIE Court ordered tbnt be- be removed he
Office ~ ~ orncY-at-lnw, This Judgment affirmed
on appeal to tho United States Supreme Court when
Mr. Randall removed 10 NcWYOrk IN 1868 he was att
mIttcd to tho bar here on examination. lie claimed
that counsel stu due from Mir. Carpenter
moro than the Value Of tle leaRe which he claimed.
sticr Van Drunt reserved his decision. g. g. Courtney
represented he plaintiff f. T. Wider the defendants.