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A-FALL RIVER LINE

II E0R BosT0N AND THE EAsT.
~ EACH WAY BETWEEN NEW.YOaKA AND BOSTON
hbornesponcine reduction TO al other points Ea8s
tickets are good only for continuous passage
y ana ccnnecting train as speclhed thsTecn
n, w mammoth palace steamers BRISTOL and PHQYL
heyng been placed tho line for tessssyn q $780,
S ,sr Sew YORK Daily SUNDAYS INcLUDED) from
" Taa s5, g. p T. ROOT o. Murray.st, &C 3 D. m
leave hrookyn 4:SO D. Jersey City 425 via Annex
staterooos, etc. be obained New.York 238
4O OF 9i4. and 957 Broadway and al principal
H2,S transfer and ticket Offices OFFICE OE TAE
f.. oH THE tIEf and on board steamers and q
OIs ana at Annex 0cea Brooklyn and Jersey City: In
hoston at No Old State House. and Old Colony Dcot
oro BOhDCN q LOWELL, Agents, Now. York
-oAo u CONNOR- General Passenger Agent.
4 BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sts. ,O' WV VI ~s'D''''o' "n'' D"' '-"''As
r az a. no. for Washington Pittsburg Columbus cnunst
an chicago and the West Richmond, Charleston
1h tho SOnt Pullman from Baltimore to Newark
Ohi0 P1ttsburg gRd Chicago ~ - ~-'
D. m for Washington and the West Puman cars from
or 70 baltimore and Washington making close con-
Tor Pittsburg Cincinnati, indianapolis Louisville
t 90 LOUIS nreuGh Pullman cars Baltimore " Cnein-
1000 daily for Washington the south ana West Pun
man eencrs nom NewYork to Baltimore aud washington
making close connections Tor Chicago Cincinnati Tudiaapo
OILS LOUISVILLE st. Louis Columbus Ptebur0 the eogfh ana
southwest Through Pullman baltimore Gin
clnna connects Washington with Lynchbur1
bl0r1da, New. Orleans and the South =
fof through tickets please call COmpanys ONCE BIS
If0Way New York, and ticket Offices Cortl1ndt
lnu ,DcsOr0saes sts. and Depot Jersey City fyl
ROUND TRIP TICKETS no KANSAS. NEBRASKA AND
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE

BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
tDk TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
NeW oIk IRON station X H. OF n. j. ootof Lib
For station Ninth and Greenss at 745 o.. ll15
a. M $50 - $3.50, 7:15 IL On sunday At BIAS
1;3O, ~ p. m.
For -AtlOn Third and Berk$st at $50 O. Ills
m; l3O $780, $3.50. tbs On sunday ut $40 q
J3O IA.
For Trenton Warren and Tuckersts, $780, TAR o. 11:l5
m ESQ 300 4, 80, 49, IL ON sunday at 8:45
Reiurnig trains Will leave PHILADELPHIA for New York;
From station Philadelphia and heading railroad,
Ninth and GreeRsS, az 3O $50 1910 1:i0', $780,
40 7'l5, ~ p NJ. on sunday 800 M; $50. l2 p.
From Third and Bnrksss i:3O 745 go II a. M I25
Dcpoes Pullman cars attached.
From Trenton Warren nnd lnckersts-l20 Except Mon
Oaysl 5o $40. S;!u l:l5 1888 2:20 4l5 60 $40
p. IN. on 5unday-i20, OLD a m. 6:l5 D. M
Connection Is made NJ Jersey City station to aud from
Brooklyn aud Enc Depot. Jersey City. . . - 80
ga g57 broadway. and a. the principal hotos NOs
Conrt-st and Annex Office. Jewell's Wharf BI0Osiyn.
New York Transfer Company (D0dds Express will call for
from hotel residence q destination.
Application 10 made AZ l4 Broadway and 736 6thave,
Newport and COurt.st brooklyn All these offices
connection with TIE BEL Telephone and Law Telegraph.
IL. a. BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent
TOR ROND0UT ana MISUNDERSTANDING
nj cozzsns (West Point) Cornwall NewDnrg Marlboro
Mion Puughkeersie, Espus connecting win Ulster and
Dciawafr aud WHiSll Valley Railroads steamboats, ia ES
v. BALDWIN, ana THOMAS CORN ELL leave DAILY at4
r. H.. Pier 81. North River. loot VI HauisOn-st
Lxcep SATURDAYS. when lhomas Cornell leaves az p.
y EW-HAYEN. HARTFORD, &c.--Fare, 81.
~ leave leckshp daily Sndsys excepte)
NeYHavcr ut 3 end 1850 y. in. connecting with roads
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~ fsf -JIlhoEI SUI lnEHN RAILWAY.
~ Leave NewYork. foot Liberty-st. C. r. r. Of NJ J.
siI a. ~ For Farnjngdale, Toms River, Barnesa and
intermediate stations.
l:l6 n. m-FOr Toms River Vtnoland all stations
side AND FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
m--FOr FarInin Cdaie. Toms River BnrneRat Tucker
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
MENT, AND TIE FASTEST TIME CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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The following were the receipts and shIpments
ct and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day:
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II TuHOUOH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY; DEPoTs
IN PHILADELPHIA. IN NETWORK
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election Notices.

election Notices.
TT'IIE ANNUAL ELECTION for officers and
4 Glr1rtOrs OF tho
FLETCHER COLD AND sIbVER MTHINO COMPANY
will DO held
TUESDAY, APRIL 49,
AZ the olce Of the company No - Boldway Room d. u
il. HUMPHREYS. Secretary
oPrIcE OF THg Missouri. Kansas AYD PRxAs )
RAILWAY COMPANY, 90 BROADWAY. }
NEw.Yogk, Atrl u 1880.
FTHE annual meeting of the Stockholders of
a the Missouri, 6ansns and Texas Railway Company Tor
the elect Of directors for tho ensuing YER and Transaction
Of nth business that brought before the meeting
will DO held ut the office O tho Company, IN Parson Kansas
on WEDNEs DAY the 18Th day 81 May 1881 nc AZ 0cieck
Transfer viii closed from the afternoon OF April
10 tho mOrnng OF May 20. H. D. HENSON. Secretary.
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WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.

For week. Closing. No.
High'q Lowest Apr. 1OlApril 81 sold.
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ITO PHILADELPHIA;
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

$500 BETWEEN
NEW.YoRK AND PHIIA DELPulA.
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FREEHOLD AND NETWORK RAILWAY
4 CONNECTION.
4, 5:lj pm
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TNMAN LINE ROYAL MAIL SrEAMkb
N Y, HAVANA & MEXICAN MAIL SO. L.
We Steamers leave Pier No. 3 n. Il. at p. m, = -

I've Steamers leave Pier No. n. H. at .. M ~
FOR HAVANA DIRECT, II ~
AND VERA CRUZ VIA HAVANA. ~
Calling az Progreso Campeache and FronterA ~
CITY OF NETWORK (hayana and Mexicoj We'd Apsft q
lofty OF WASHINGTON on ylThursday. ApDl -
LOFTY OF ALEXANDRIA Havana Ony) Thursiay. Apr =
CITY OF VERA CRUZ tBavana and Mexco) Wed, noY(
%These steamers Furnished aifl sufngtnG horth6
staterooms small tables I'm dining and meals ss
ala carte without cnsrge. .-7I- ~ ~ r
=. &. CITY OF MExIcO win leave New osicaDs Arssl
~ and May H. for Vera Cruz via BsgdsA Tampco sad
PAN connecting with steamers Havana New
+. ALEXANURE SONS Nos 3l ard IS HrosdvSv
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METAL. WOOD AND STONE WORKING COMPANY.
ALGERNON ). SULLIVAN. Pres. CHAs. w. KEEP, sec'y.
L. NJ. LAWSON, Treasurer,
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ionalit II statnte % the state o. Texas u-o.,,.
YAK upon the sale OF Sprtu0us liquors Tho l1d e.t 1
lower cDnrf Is an Het wlh ''e OIL
10 10. -fbe United states. D aipna In ar,,, -.
HOu2h e. al This si sht by The fnifsf t3a
ans me Do1lsmen ~ Ruci HoJt fniern,I Reye tts
l.ct0 To cove. The 1O1ut due o. m 10 90 10 p,
state 90 ac Oap. ~ h sis u .0so stluys htt
ment Of the itWeI court Is cprdr ned '"'laI
o -. James Htll Dia ntit l9 error. aQt. tRe a.,
W SEQ l.in- ~ vls spt brought by Hon 10 feo1'
The tate of w p OIIa cOupfn fllnn f1l
service ~ Comm stonrr III ie ia GelOglcs and ~
lurIi -uryey iIe suit s. oasd o. cont VIII
To- ,it yea rs!cr. IA a. " be 5oy.flo Yl1ef M
ne 81 30 fused o. "a Ha fo his a.t years .ervce ~ ~
ground st 600 Jaw iuler winch e.. contract had be. =
hid been rHp"f no. - an tci tPyi wa March g. 8f, ~
virtually tIr c,nrtct - one iaav,d .h nifn austb -
lIal 0iir.r ~ tno '4tf re .Yrlll4 ID. -
Tia, me act ~ March a. 1862 Wa ulc.nsutl ora. M -
% e owef court reversed viii coss cause r,o,o.
Tor fnrfIe procec hugs n e. u.ltn ~. D%
No. li6iI. - We - - y iilF 900 rtr'f. "a.
Supervisors ~ PoLtot1c Co .Dfl. Mssls lDp in
OF l-sIppi. Tins uIOn tbs COUPONS m cstI
bombs ,ed bp the 'cu ts ~ Pouiooc 20 Do. selma Ia
bonds question were :s*ue1 Rfhou aui MY OF laS -
Judgment Of the lower court - az led " 'e
40. Jf5-D Dmas l. James. ap'' iaut. ty G. 49,.
ai..-Assignod fOr Argument on TIE brst Monday eJ
So 3Jo-Nathan Draper. DialnaT IN .ror arf H.,
Dagis 90 al error 10 me Supreme Court o. tue NJ.
OF Columbia Motion Tor HUt ~ fu'er-edcl' denirl
40. Ia. J--fiO.iAm j. Uup.ir5 appr ldD. NUll-,
Miller trustee. Appeal from the 7upis1e orr q H. -
tlict ~ Columbia DOcketed ii di.n.. ri cO.fs ~
40 49, The STATE OF IOulsanarK fe Inc Southern pa,
plainiln IA error. g. bdwarl flilsDury, Mayor .fr
arror the supreme Court of LOUISIANA Notion Gs.s
suDIltteL
uany appellant at william II. hO1nt 81 sl-In I.sy,
MI the United -ttie. Tor -
ilict ~ sew YORK Argued bF &. sauv0ofI IN -
LIANT and +. \. WILCOX and h Bened4c, To- appeee:
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DECISIONS Nov. i.

c....,. ~,.,., C5....E or..- it,r T,dUa D0nohuc -
'"y, .'f I'm. Dlcta- ~ my "gt IorL,f wiz uot
Ihr 'ntoi, ,".' l.''-'' ,..i .''.. F, ,- 49,
gi''1- an .r.r .e, Dn.e --.irIntei
.' u.s. -. ,.--,-,. ,,., eo-..lr -l-In~s TANK q~r
l ,, ~, tta r,-ort ~ iie r.f.reo "a
,. t,. " f.,-, .,r.r .r,i 3D. DID, .I.r,c..-i mai
& fbo s,trr. ,1l.v- afer deduct M me aoaor n.
., ~ f.iite h.r.r d.. apTial % the payment II Oh.
,t... ~ tIe ,re,e4s.a shaw able
r,.rr,rro ,oupanv Order as -ttr'td
S,e-at Irrra- lv Judge Vorst.The Philadelphia and
U.. Goa, ami lron Company 1Et IJtc Als- tttOrIer
l,rluted
>,,.isr ToJrf CDec,0I Tf.g-tBy .JuGUp Freedman.
49,, '0 t...l.., '.,',....r tfleI-
- o., l.rr.r "a y. ....a f9 le... Il ~ withdraw
.-.. a.. ,,.rs,t o. s,ai .osfl l.r lrl 40 al.
I ,I t.r.- a ~. IN costs &c otinol. James
~ ~. t, ,.i,,. H.. tilr. anf nv I'd .i..
trtsi a. d,tsnl- WOO .r.ued no. aYr,ars to Do.
gee" - u' NC ~ ,ti.,, d. ans, ..1. q, l,', inn.
~ -Vgu 49, tln .,t,t % MI, ,. INK. i.-e "A new t... a.
~ a.. n W.uor denied
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FINE FURNITURE IN UNION SQUARE

B. /. SOlOm0n's Sons in their new store in
Union SQUARE have one OF the largest as-ortnens a,
fine and artistic furniture 20 be found In the CITY Tas,
garero.ns are gays fu OF des gns and The bs.,
materials are used in manufacturing. Great as,e ser
blDted 80 in he selection ~ materials for CURTAIN,
and coverings For parior au recepr flraitus
the fashions 40 the color Of the coverings have recently
changed The dun browns formerly 50 much liked az.
supposed 70 wear SO we'll. have given u the gOd,
and russell browns, that combine 50 beautifully with 10,
olive greens. which IN thor turn have taken On
peculiarly rich uuder-shade. These shades and he
dark antique and I tan rods thai are also new are
deIlcat.ly ,0mbi ed with gold 10 rD tie antique
t4pesfrv material tnat are -een I'D Che c'ycrasd
handsome SITS OF furniture. Broad low forms rbs
10 these sets. and tie tapestry covering % Mary
avs finished with broad bIa'. ~ fil5h OrIaueVA
With heavy fringe and tasses, holding al tie colon
seen 10 tie covering
Moorish .s gas aio also shown u new iurntlte and
are extremely petty AID qu9llL EnonHed Woo, ros
wood and wL,o holly ale most used Tor pafiof IlilF
Inn. ,.te cherry Is Inucl Isrd for t.e CniAglc1l
Narrow m1uId.L-5 and HdtqUchrte o. "I ia' wy. us
newest duns-toOm se,-. H-u4s'inr U' ION I-.-f
-tire a. ir mahogany and white holly, ana .e ~ t
Queen Ammo . apes arr T"rf rr'd. Wtih Ut lf hfell
-t.ireing tcv.I glasses. I1cl c1rVinf Hi r1Qlst
dr.irue and d-.ic. .t AUriur .lp l- -'1 .u .1r Af
furriff~o aud sorry greatly re ewes iht -'tFF tylrN
.tuc, that these br111 forms wound otheiNie lsIs
Tu. lrl make. ttdlII. y. WAL udi- F. i.. A.-.'
add tI. season tlclr d,-i do. tc' p'rlcu it5 HoFf. ~
b.aut.tul one OF the most admired papers i' NIcf
moss Oh morning glore- On slender Fl-t-' d. Naa
fti..g--I.tcI blue. pink aud pu plsi l.- are ga
.. - creamy white. al fhl~ BIS upon 1-caki llld q
the mos delicate bur--r'fn.
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CIVIL NOTES.

In the Court of Appeals yesterday decision
was made iu favor the plaintiff the suit brought by
Aice Pcr.on against jacob prch, ieweer IN Broad
way Brooklyn 10 recover $500. the amount of me re-
war. ofisrcd hy Mr. Morch for the return to hun OF a
valuable package, which ne left IN car on the Lung
Island Railroad $50 Gears ago
An Injunction 90 restrain Me5ers. Sharkey,
Dunn and Widener from acting a. School Commission-
ers 100 the van District o. the of Graycsenn Kings
County, vas applied Tor yeaerday IN the Supreme
Court fro Bro1klyn. IN behalf o. r. G. huJchngs and
otl.r-. who claim tlat they are tue hwini
comm aoucrs aud others Illegally elected
AUGUST Il 1879 ana bal LEVIED school-tdx o r4OOO
ma me district tnIng utupwn before IN tn" town. ~
inc -cAoo- have been paid by the income IRON the
common Ian Couey Island, and ave likewise gwen
notice chat tue scnOolhouse viii be sold. Decision was
reserved.
In The suit brought by the Board Of super
7-0rs Of Kings County restrain the 5caFew Elevated
Railroad Company frou constructing bridge '3r raft
road over tine Ocean PARKWAY. on Couey Island Jddge
Pratt iu Brooklyn yesterday decided lot the plaintiffs
bad no rt1udagi To court. The VIII he taken % ne
Court OF Appeals aud me Company VIII not 20 on YIN
tlc work. winch stopped in August until tue maj
ADJUDICATION J. made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-11-16

Tho FIRST Of III, course of seven Lectures 20 be de-
lye..J .l5 winter and next spring under the aG-
specs vi .hc NtW-Yors Academy OF Sciences, was
given last night by Professor II. Carrington Bolton
of Trinity COLLEGE Hartford. 40 the hal OF the New
YORK Academy 49, OF Medicine, No II Wr'f
lhirty-hr,t-st. The subject was " Ale envy
and Chcmls,ry.' The pictures 20 Illus
frato what WAS said thrown by a
r.a.,ic LIANT .rn mon q large white wall and excited
a lively interest. They were mostly portraits Of
aicnemists aud adopts Of the occult arr taken from
Old engrdvInSs aud WoOdCuts.
ln the Middle Ages, the professor said IN part. an
old prOvcrb used 20 say. Alchemy ~ begun ~
labor, continued IN deceit ana ended IN p'nury.'
one OF It's unsuccessful Votarics denounced II the
art OF making people miserable. It's object
VAS directed mainly TO the manufacture Of gold
from bascr metals but also to the discovery of IN
elixir which wnuld ensure TO its pOsseSsor health,
vIgor and perpetual lie its origin can be traced
10 the sources OF the Nile. In certain measure 1t
can be called the father Of chemistry. Like every
science 1t had It's period Of superstition, and mani
tested a lore lOr the Miraculous. It's pursuit OF
riches was made N the expense Of true science.
These mon undertook to show that the base metals
had lhe same constituents aa the precious ones only
in VARYING proportions. They transferred and at
tempted 90 apply the purifying process OF metals to
he animal kingdom, with tho result OF producing
their elixir of life. They claimed 10 be able TO
manufacture peaIls. gems aud precioaS stones, aud
ml.ntained that their elixir made It's possessOr holy
aud righteous.
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

~trt,2r Co"Fi --ChNsgas-D ononlo. Icolst oneus at
lOaOa. m Calendar called nc - D. Mos = ~ 80. 81
i6t 1913 lo 1875 1896 1917 10, 2J2 pos POI 205. 2l5.
G.AERAL Ia.l AaJournoi until November 20
SPECIAL lFgl icacn, J.Ouurt opens at IO.3D T. De.
murrersNos 2lo 81 go Issues Of Law and Fact nos.
3D. 80. 100 J. ~ l9o. 100 .oi i9s; 'tl 81, los.
cls.ru-PAgrf AND )YER AND IER}.NE3-Dlyl~, J.-COut
opens az lo:30a m. -Cumiuai husiae-s-
5Oj 3lc7 IOt 1859 1864 los, 1878 ne, ai33 38i3,
H. 2pe- 300 - i9o. 20 5j6e 2li3, 2ll5. 1881.
pan IIf-Van Vo-s court opens a. lo:3o r. NJ Nos
2lJf, ID 1855 Gtj. -26G Ia, .-J 37t 22lp 1855.
--6t 2tl9 800. 2525 22 $500, lot PSI 500, 1895,
~ufa.,1a C0Jar-,rsci,L rGa,-Fr Imam I-Court opens
10 a Calendar called at IL ,aIIed IN part II
COMMON rLEAs-GfSrelL rrEM-C p. Day. c J. and J.
T. Day sud Hoes n. j or. opens al ,. Nos
a. ~ ~ l2G 81. ~. l.s I25 $50, lJl. ~. i35.
fEClAi lENt-Larsemorc. J.t curt opens az IL a. M
TaAL TRD PART Ivan Brunt J.--Court opens ~ II =
Heid IN Part H. Ro'n-Nos, ol5 dsS. 4Od, 27s 7l9
FAII iI-Adourned FOR The
MAGISS coos TRIAL rERi-PARr l-Shendan. Held
IN superior Court. P.u IIt0ur' ooeus al 10 a m-Ncs
Jsig 4i l5l2 l092 1898 1897, 2i7 1852 1852, 1898,
PAR iI-nawes J.-HeId IN Common Tleas Pant G-Conrt
- 3 $i,G II X. $500 1913 i55S it2y, ijIs. 1895
PAT IIGGooPp J-hed Ia 9np1r or Court special Term
Ourt opens 10 mNOs 1873. 3l-j i4,1, 500 y 20.
i33l 455 1913 81 - D. $3.50. t3ij - T. 3i5l DAB
GENERAL sfssIOvs--rARr Towing. J-Ihe People agt
Francis f'Ouous assault anu battery: Joseph Hicks
Charles Moore. steph.n Clark burglary Emma HOFFMAN
larceny from the person rhp seHcndch. James f..
FtEf II Smyih TIE People ast James McNulty.
ar.l lu,r., F.tzuatrlck John O'kr
James Morgan feonous assault aud oattery Robert Bios
sell Williams grand larceny Thomas KerrgAn. petit
larceny Isaac BIlatOw. cmD Element.
OYER AND IEl.HIN sk Oavs J-tho reople Patrick
Dolau. El4ab IA Dol n. AuNust j. Leighton homicide.
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and their accounts with few slight clerical irreGuar
ties, which have been promptly recitcd, were satsac
torily lde up and rendered"
Reference is made 10 the neglect which the aftlerY
receiving and TO the necessity OF adding meas
Tor more practice and study IN the imprOFeu
weapons OF the day. The report quotes ana cncurs I'D
the recommendation made by the Inspector-6eneiaI,
ID vision of the Atlantic, follows: tine CONDITION %
the OF the forts the cia.t within this re
partment certainly calls for immediate attention Nv 'ne
General Government" Small arm target pTecllc9 u
referred 10 having continued highly satisfactory hu
ing the past year. -,
For the protection Of the recent improvements Nv"
the pxp nson of mining ami other interests In Arlznn
II Is recommended that site fora new military posi- be
selected on the border aud garrisoucd 10y sumclent
force In such rejection 10 citizens who are set
ling there in arce numbers as lee needed. " The
aow of hulon" the report says, rs large ana lncreas
inc each dav" This. together with the growth Of the
mining interests thought may induce the Indian IN
hamtants Of Sonora to commit dcprcdations, and, IN
order TO this gency, the of post
IL idcred a necessity.
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THE BUREAU OF MILITARY JUSTICE.


TEE REPORT or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DUNN
THE CRIME OF DKsERrloN-RHCoMMENDIN a
STATUTE AGAINST GAMBLING-PR0MOuON Of
JUDGE-ADvOCATEs.
WAsHINGTUN, Nov. 15.-The annual report
of General n VI. Dunn Judgc.Advocate General OF the
Army presents summar! o. the business OF tue Bureau
oil liit w Just ce during the last year and refers to
General Dunn'z previous recommendations Of some
Cecaralorv legislation in reference TO The military stat
ute of Limitations as applied the crime OF dtsertlon.
and 10 the approval Of his views the subject by the
lae Secretary Of War; and bv the President as stated In
the last annual Message, as wei as TO bl 10 carry OUT
the same which mas passed the aud been reported
favoiaby House OF Representatives 10y Tie Mill
tary Committee Of body and expresses the nope
that the bill VIII become at the approaching ses
sion II Congress
General Dunn also calls attention to defects
existing in tie 721 and 1O4th Articles Of War,
and 20 The aiv.ab II, Of enacting an article %
proh Bit gambling IN he Army as IL i pIohDHcd III
ihr tvy. and 40 enforce ne prohibition by appropriate
pun sam. D.. lie cNpT the b-he that tc practcr
i p.cyant than has been Iot many years. bGt
be thai~ 70 T., .oDld not be ioe4Wt1 al al.
The Juig 4 vOcitc &c raj leptaIe aud ur-.s the
rCquesi cont iued n uirNOus report, mat te Stcre
o. hnr IF ptom0ut'l t.e corp OF JuigeAdNocHcS oil
the Arm,, ttc officers ~ W"cn, b, an anonai"us oIs
brancAc- Of thr srrvc en- go" aildh 10 RAM il1brI
tan sa..r He iurAer I.qI'st~ that the secretary OF
War so commend fGat aI appropriation b' MAZE Di
CiHgIe> 10 prOyld' proper d." libraries iJI the uee oi
Juug Il Yocajcs ava Acung J1dee-AlVocat,s dt the
heauqu.I military departments lie lastly refers
Ia NE .. plD Ica tluu Of " Digest Of O of the
Julre-t vocal General with iuI notes authorizes
ana pee IS The WOfk Cl BE assistant, BftNc' booAti
WnfhrYr, when a. believes Viii pruVr valuable 10 the
Army and ga profession ana useful % tnc re fetd}
OF Wa. .s book Of rl,r,nge ~ connection win enc
nIanfO1 ia stOus o. law aI-ing va MS Department.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsHINGroN, Nov. 1.-The following bust
ness was by the supreme Court " United
states to-day
No 33.Iawrcnoe q. Graham and p. D. Scott appelanto
the LACROSSE ana milwaukee, irOSt Company ct al
The m TINS rcatcS 81 tho Graham
and scott WHO we're the cnpanans below. to subject
satisfaction OF Judgment uOtlnet by thcm
aud Milwaukee railroad Company and tho
City OF Milwaukee,. which formerly belonged railroad
company bat which tat company before the contraction OF
the debt Tor which the appellants recovered Judgment trans
fcro Charles d. Nash tor tho consideration $40 OuO
THIS Court holds that ~ vel settled rule Of mar il an
individual being Solvent at The tine and without any infant
To doirad creditors dispose OF s properly Tor an adequate
COnsd makes VulunlaTr CONVEYANCE OF IL
subsequent creditors question trasacton The
decree OF the lover eouit Is airmei with costs
No. 20.iIosea Ball and Margaret Haughery appellants
agt justin LanBlo ~ dThis suit tor infringement of
ressuel patent upon an Improvement IN bake pDis
Court holds that The rcHsucd patent for different
ion from that for which the original patent VAS isued
that the Coumssloner o Patents had right grant
Tho decree OF the lower tbercnre Affirmed
No. I1N. - bRuncott OF al. plaintiffs
IL POytonlhis was suit brought Ia recover
fOuI Leagues Of Land river Brazos
known Us the UTCgOrO B9squcs survey OF four leagues
Tho judgment Ot Tho lower aud the ,a.a
reniaudcd with instructions 10 award u new trial
No 40 barney nornan 81 a. plaintiffs error agt se,m
hpkor. County Treasurer Of Galveston County reIashe
controversy In this case ro.iss " the validity aud oon.ttu
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THE COURTS.


Nr.. Juln VI. Stanton, winO"' WHO
formerly nyed ~ this city, moro than ''h yrs "so
90, IN para where sle died IN S73. She ieit two
,,,,,,nt,r. to one OF whom. Mrs Julius NJ Fe'd -Ho
n,,eoflcd "a, 600 hy her VIII, and 10 the 0thet' MiS
E,iz, Tucker ony $1,000. The latter began co"'o''
oil Tine WILL and fl wa. brought n hr't hearing oe'o'
Surrogate Calvin yesterday The estate CONSISTS GU
troly or personally In this city. The contestants c'H"
thai Ms. Fcid, VINO WIS constantly ln p'f'o"',
coure with her mother had cxcrt,d an lndu' I2I'H '
rr norm, bor ,avor. .iti Mrs Stanton had become
cz,n of France and that me win. no. bong e1"c'lfu
according o. the requirrIrnt4 OF me IRE i'h NV
Invalid: ana also that ID wa' nor ploI'It ,' 81
roi., IN mo laws ~ ths STATE. The testimony Ol
the subscribing Witnesses. taken by commission ~
Paris, r"d yesterday. by thlS tcsllont, ~ -
Ie,et mar Mrs stanton who was seventy years
Of aga made thc wI ] at the Office Of me american
cation M tnc presence 81 Minister Wa-hOufnr IN
festimopy Will br continued to-day Jachsnu matht
rnnre.cnt the prepayment; Miller PecKnam th' con
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REVIVAL or THE NEGGO EXODUS.

Is. b. Sherman, president OF tho Mechanics Ma
tiona Bank who is treasurer of committee for
the relief of the poorer class of the coOred refugees
from the South, has received q Dispatch from J. e.
Browne, a member OF the Society Of Friends who
has been iablTng IN the South III behalf Of the
cOlored people. Mr.. Browne LelegrapUs from Pnia-
deIphla that he has just come from Louisiana and
Alabama. and that thousands of cOlOred people are
leaving those States pcl neil Kansas has all IT
ought TO have, Mr.. Browne adda and they ought to
be distributed through the West. Letters have
been received by others III this city confirming the
truth of the statements AS 10 probable exodus
"A large scale from various parts OF the South this
WINTER.