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National Republican., 1880-11-15
A Cnnclnve OF sclentists.

An informal aud social meeting Of the resi-
dent members of the American Association for
the Advancement Of Science was hold S,tur-
day evening at the house Of DR.. Z p. How
land, member of the association and United
States international commissioner for tho
District Of Columbia for the worlds fair Of
1883. The subject of holding the meeting OF
the association in 1888 in New York city, at
lhu time of tho worlds fair WAS discussed, and
the general feeling seemed to be that II tho
international commission aud scientific socie.
ties in and near New York city took sufficient
interest to invite them, and furnish suitable
accommodations, that they might bo induced
o meet I'm Now York on some city near 40 that
time. Dr. Rowland exhibited very lno
dissolving combination magic lantern, mado
hy himself, with upwriebt microscopic, ercot'
lug, srecuoscopic aud polng1ng attachments,
aud the lantern YVES conceded 60 he one Of
superior merit for both popular and scicnuAc
illustrations,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Nnl.lh nIrnl. stenmor MroclLnd.

PouunKEEF-IE y, Y, Nov 1.-the sde'wheel
steamboat Monitor, plying between Peekskll and
New York ran on the rocks on GlelWood north Of
Youkors. this morning and sank 70 hcrmOln IN deck
of her aud took oil the freight and conveyed II To
New York, W. Hyatt Of the tug, says me officers
and crew Of the Monitor were al asleep When we
within twenty feet OF the Hudson river railroad
track, and her stern Is sunk to the main deck,
6e force Of the collision snapped all the iron rods
Which upheld her spars and tho blttOm was torn
away by the rocks. A tug lay BY her NJ dark to,
uIght but Il is believed she cannot be got on ana
t.0t a northwest wind will tear her TO plccc' She
was valued N Sl20Ol, and was partially Insured
No lives were lost nor was any one hurt
National Republican., 1880-11-15
The OhInese Lottor Forgery.

NEW YoRH, Nov. li.--At temperance meeting
at the Brooklyn temple'this afternoon Rev. George
c. Milne q oongregationalist minister III the course
of All address took occasion to alludo to General
Garfield and The Chinese letter He said about
two months ago while on q journey TO the west to
take the stump for Garfield and Arthur, he had 4
conversation with Garfield at Mentor In which he
asked him what his opinions were OH the Chinese
question, and that ho'eXprcssed himself 50 clearly,
so lucidly so justly aud so contrary TO the senl-
mcuts attributed 10 him In the Morey letter pub
lished in Truth that when he (Alilnel saw that
letter he al once concluded that IL was impossible
that Garfield had written 1t.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Dopositors of a pureted Bank DlssatIsiiod d

Considerable dissatisfaction Is expressed by "
number Of dcp9sitors In the German-Amcri,
can savings bank at the recent sale Of tie Federal
building at less than half its cost. Thoy say that
SaiOOOJ has been expended on the building, and
by the recent sale but tll9l0J was realized. ORly
S67 700 of this Is In cash, OF which twenty per cent.
has 10 be paid out in dividends. The depostors also
condemn the action OF the purchaser OF the build
ing " no a.cuTcd all the claims against the bank
that no could at fty and sixty cents on the dollar.
and has returned them IN pnrt payment for the
building At their full value. II Is IN lerstood that
an effort Will be made 10 have the sale set aside, and
ii this cannot be done that congress Will be petit
toned to investigate the subject,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Pnoitle AIinIng stooIss.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. l3.-lhe following arc tho
official closing quotations OF mining stocks to-day;
Alpha, 81 Alta 57s Bechtel, l. Delcher ia; Bost
p Balcher s5; Bullion ~ california, n~ ChollQE
~ Consolidated Virginia, 2'B Crown P1ln5 ~
III Hale K Narcross 8lE Mammolh 53l; Mcxl'
can, ~ Mono 1916; Northern Belle, sNi Ophir o.
ORC, u; Oyerman, Il Potod N; savage, ~; sierra
liz, Yellow Jacket, 33i Boston Consolidated, ~
Columbus, AZ; Guodshaw, li-ld, Tho Union Con-
soidated mining company has levied an assess
mOnt OF 81 per share
National Republican., 1880-11-15
IIls Nnck I,coilon hy a rnlI.

LoSG BRANCH \. j., Nov. ll.-A sad accident
occurred here this afternoon at about o'clock,
As two men were driving on Ocean avenue oppo-
site the Brighton hotel their horse turned OF into
the drive leading 20 the hotel, one OF the men fell
out into the road aud was found uninjured, but
the other Charles II, Golden Of this town, aitor
goinga few rods in trying to turn out into the
avenue lurchel and fell to the ground striking on
his head. lie was instantly killed, his neck being
broken. ldcn was fory-fivo years old and
leaves wife and four children.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Tho Lynch -chaimors Contest.

JACKSON, Miss, Nov, l1,-UnofiicIal returns re-
celved here from the sixth congressional district
give John Il. Lynch (rep.) majority Of 900 over
James X. Chalmers tdem), This result created
quite luter among the democrats, many Of
whom concedo that Lynch Is entitled to receive
the certificate, and openly denounce the action OF
city of Vicksburg. in throwing out the entire re-
publican vote, the counting OF which gave to Lynch
u majority of 1000 Mr.. Lynch will contest every
foot of ground to prevent being deprived Of his
rights in the final count. 1t is thought to-day that
he will secure the certificate.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Accident to an Excursion steamer.

PouGHKEEPsIE, N. Y, Nov 15.--Whilc the steam,
boat Blackbird of starin's harbor fleet was coming
to this city from Newburg Saturday night with
about $50 eXcuTsonists she ran q rock ten miles
above Fort Montgomery aud sprung n leak. The
captain beaChed her and the party went ashore,
where they made fire and bivouacked for the
night In the morning, between 8 and o'clock,
they were taken on board the Drew IN small boats
and brought to this city. The BlaGkbird was float
ed again and can be repaired. Nobody was
seriously hurt, though several men were injured.
There were no ladies on board
National Republican., 1880-11-15
died of His Injuries.

CHICAGO, Nov. 14.-Adam Conrad, who was shot
three times in the head last Sunday by his intend
ed stepson, Charles Neck, died of his wounds at
the house of Mecks mother tonight The two
had beou out riding during last Sunday afternoon
and quareled about putting up their horses, when
Neck drew a revolver, placed 1t close to Conrads
head and 6red three shots in rapid succession.
Two OF the bullets entered at the back of the right
ear and were extracted without difficulty but the
third was imbedded In the skull so deeply that
death ensued. Neck bears q hard reputation and
was arrested to await the result Of Conrad's in
juries. He IS now charged with murder.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Mhy nrrnte,t was plsregarded.

The chuirman ofths Richmond county demo
cratic committee filed protest with tho board OF
canyassors against counting the republican cleo
torol ballots upon the ground that they contain
both n captlon and Endorsement, AS the demo.
cratic congressional, Judiciary, assembly and
county ballots all contain an Endorsement II The
protest had been needed they could not have been
counted, and the republican congressman ana
Judge of supreme court would have been declared
elected. The b ard, whioh is almost entirely dem
ocruto, decided to disregard tho pro'esI,-M y
I.lLL-lLn-
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Hunt Alllhe nnsonls Down.

The Chinese or Morey letter proves to be an out
and cut forgery and If the facts are as they are
now represented to be, punishment should not
begin and end with the poor wretch who drove the
pen that was used IN the crime. Philip should re.
ceivc the lull punishment ofhe law, and so should
every other man IN this crime. The case should
DO so conducted that there will never be a similar
case in this country.-AUgucd (Gd) Chronicle
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Official Vote ofMissonrI.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Nov. 1.-THE secretary OF
state has received the official returns OF the late
election from all the counties OF tho state and st.
Louis city which show the following result Han
cock 2Os5s9; Garfield lb3,5s7; Weaver, 49, 1885, Han.
cocks plurality $1,000; majority, 1887. In 1876
S,4ss. 1iden's Morality, 5s2S9; majority, 5i,79l;
total vote of th5Iae 807 3ll, an increase over 1876
Of 1922. The vote on the state and congressional
tickets Is not yet made up.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
swndled by rnrer.oard Monte NIcn.

A stranger from North Carolina fell in with a
bogus guide yesterday and was decoyci TO the Viz
yluia side OF tho river, where the guides accom-.
pliccs were awaiting, ond there vicimlzad out Of
sl5Oby the three.Card monte sWindle. The police
OF this city were notified OF the case bu, were uE-
able 10 assist the Nerdaut stranger,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
An Abandoned nnrk at Sen.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Australia.
which arrived here from London yesterday. re-
ports that on the I'd instant l04 miles due west of
scilly fell In with the bark Scotia (of Liverpool)
water-logged aud abandoned; put boats crew on
and a.half hours the wind and sea increased and
both hawsers parted; took the crew on board and
proceeded on the voyage.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Nevada on chinese immigration.

SAN Francisco, Nov, ll.-At the late election in
the state Of Nevada the question of Chinese immi-
grafton was submitted to the voters and from ap.
pearanQes those opposed to the coming OF mongo-
lans preponderate IN about the same ratio as was
made apparent by the vote of California on the
same question, two years ago, the official returns
OF Storey county footing up Ola against l3 in fa
National Republican., 1880-11-15
FuncrnlotLuoretla Mott.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov, H.. The funeral Of LucretIa
Mott took place this afternoon from her late resi-
dcnco at Choltop Hills Tho body, plainly dressed,
was encased in o plain walnut cofiu, Appropriate
soryioos took place at tho house. The body was
Inferred in Fair HIN grounds according 10 the
rites of the Friends. Addresses were made by Rev.
Dr lurness Deborah Wharton, Roy. Mr., Amies
fr, la ~
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Fatal Rnllrond Accident.

CHEYENNE WY, ~, Nov. 1iA fatal accident
occurred yesterday at Carbon station, on the Union
Pacific railroad caused by the parting OF q train
of the passenger train had not time 10 flag a
freight train following and collision resulted.
One passenger and brakeman were killed and sGY.
eral messengers badly wounded.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
A New Dangcr of the Epizootic.

ELMIRA n. Y. Nov. H.-A lad named Fred Pal
mer son Of the manager of the Western Union tel.
egraph Office has lost an eye from epizooc poison.
ing. The other eye Is endangered. II seems the
used to clean saliva that his horse had coughed on
his coat-seeye
National Republican., 1880-11-15
pr. nemIss wIthdraws mIe ResIgnalIon.

Its understood from reliable source that Dr.
Bcmis3 Of Louisiana, who recently rendered his
resignation as q member Of the natl ionUl board OF
health. owing TO tho differences which existed be-
tween the uallouul board aud the state board Of
health of Louisiana, has the support of the eSecu'
tive committee Of the national board, and has de-
National Republican., 1880-11-15
untel prnnrIetnr mead

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 14.-George ], Bolton, pro-
prietor of the Washington hotel of this city and of
tho Bolton house OF Harrisburg, died at the latter
place this morning of pulmonary consumption,
aged forty-three years.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
state Associations.

The Iowa, Wisconsin, Illinois Arkansas, Ohio,
New Jersey aud Connecticut state republican assoc
Citations and the District Republican club, 0s will
be seen by notices In another column, VIII hold
sppcial meetings 10 uight.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
nIrnfnpIAI ernyTCr9 IN NIW YORK,

NEW YuEK Nov IA large number Of friends
and admirers OF the late Lucre,ia Mott assembled
in the Shiloh presbyterian church this afternoon
Addresses commemorative of the HE aud ch0rac'
ter of Mrs Mott were made aud appropriate reso
lutiong adODtCQ.
National Republican., 1880-11-15
rho N,w yorI, nonubIlonna,

The New York republican association held
q full meeting Saturday night A communi-
cation was received from the executive COM
mttoo IN charge Of inauguration ceremonies
inviting the club to send two delegates to meet
with the committee at Willard hall next
Thursday night Tho association accepted the
invitation and Mossys, q, V, O.deu aud 7. II.
Eaton w6ro cecte 20 represent the assoc
citation Nt tho meeting,
National Republican., 1880-11-15
Clmshed BY NLnohlmery.

RED BANK, u, j., Nov. H.-Henry Nintern, aged
thitv.ninc years, was caught IN the machinery az
the Po;t Johnson foundry last night and instantly
National Republican., 1880-11-15
A nalnnnrn.lo DnIegnte.

CugygYSu, Wy. T., NOV, H,-LNtor returns show
the election of ". L. Post (dem) as dslcA'te to
congress by 100 majority.
National Republican., 1880-11-15

IAN Illicit stiu was captured i'm Cincinnati on
Friday which has beon making $500 worth OF
crooked whisky each day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
NAH.4L INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Cadet Midshlploen
Valentine s. Nelson and John E. Mcdonnell nave Ocoh
ordered to examination for graduation
Cadet MdshipmeR Charles n AtWater' FRANK D.
SpFac,,e aud John DUMMY nav reported Their Ietr"'
having been detached from the Richmond Ashhlo SI
ton and have been ordered 70 examination Tor Erauu
alton. ,-,,-z, c,or,,a Gnor.
bawk William T. White Richard NJ. hugnes' JUN - "a
2 HnicoInbn and Robert K Wright hiVH Ueel ae aO To-
irnm the Enterprise aud ordered 90 exdAinh'iu" "
H'ToSDoy NAV I1.-Thc United Statcs steamer Nlpslc
arrived nj Gibraltar on the 3dinstant. -, .o4,obod
Lieutenant Richard X DaVcn9rt vas psem ,is, Ieavr
from the Richmond and granted three mohiis r"r
will rormlss0u 10 remain III Japan ana on lIs eApAi"
ton to- return Tome and rrpoIt arrival Ina, ,r,vad at
The United States -trRmPr En- el1Irse mas atfNeu ~
the Washington Navy Yard. - it,, ,.o,,, Ncovv.
The Uni ed states steamer VI lntSp.' VI " -,
Jnudo,, Conn., at noon tt-tnY, bound Tor W. IN
When the United States Steamship EnIernTI5e u Pt'
ont OF commission, First Iph.PauI .: n ',o m nj
vessel viii I've transferred the Marine Barracks WASH
tnetOn. -...-,,,,,,, ,t,o cou,-
nletion OF the monitors Terror, Amphitut2 ann MIN
tnnonnn together with the new plans OF co"suuClloa
recommend d. have been sent 10 tie seha'c w S'''
tarv P1Omnson. .- =. .-..,,.. 90, ,bo 1Ofh
The Wachusetfs sailed from hontevide0 on tue lo'u
inst. bound for the Pacific station. . -...t.,>. Tor
The Nav Flower eft Aunap0is, Mdi Iasi evening iOA
Norfolk with the vesse Dale IN tow. -, = nm
Passed Assistant Surgeon George T. Lumsueh nus
ordered 10 uty al the Naval Academy; also Asshtahl
surgeon Richard Ashbrilgc tO tine receiving snip Cpll
ado OF New-YOrk and Chap am john IS va, Ito'eA w
thr rraIuins ship Portsmouth 20 Hampton RnadS. 49,.
Cadet Thomas W. RYAN ana W. u =
Ae ii have reported their return homo having 6ehn u
tuchpd from The Richmond ASlatic S'"lioH' anu nav
been ordered Ia CXlnnatIcn FOR graduation. -. 40
Passed Assistant surgeon W. l. DuOt5e mas pCcl Wv w,
tacrd fr0n the receiving ship Colorado anu l'ooU ON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14

,upYr,IK CouRr-C HAMB9Rs-La Srenc J'onrt onrl9 a.
YS a. m Saf8 3d. Sa 22 5s 2a2 iS 81 80 9
a7S rs 279 2SJ lsJ, 28d. 277. 2S8 80 300 29l. ,
Co SEtE a'ens ~ 3S a. -Nos i3 - a. 70, 80
AZ a. 40 a. 40 a. 90 co. I'll g. 60, S. o., - TO- - r.
e. as3 50 RI g. ~ e i2 e. 1866 i32 $50 iG3
sSyri1t FggI~Beach J.-C0IrJ opens 1870 Law
s s9S fs az a. S S Sij 6I7 6l d5 60; 65a
CiRCuITSPART I-DcnGhue Court opens a. l@:ia a. m
81 s7,g + fs 1850 ssl5 2$sO isi5 1888 3si
PART IIVan Worst court opens az In50 m-N9 1
s $SSss 49, 54Si: S54 $40 - -''''' ,,
sPv51AL rRSM-speir JCourl opens al 10 Calendar
TRIAL TTRSi-PAKTs l. II and IlIAdoIrned for the term
COMMON PLEAs-GESsRAL LEM-Van braat 20 &c sn q
tSPKc1AI' fl.SJ t. DAILY J-Court opens at IL a.
no To Sry Y@ TEl%HA Adjourned for the term.
TRIAL TERM-PAr Wan Hdesen, J-fourt opens az II
PAR IL AIfi0urred Until MAY H. 80.
mon Psas Court, Part l. NJ 10 .. NJ siort
Causes 1929 $500 4G7A $780, 4s2, 1884, 4sO4 46Ov
FAIR Ii-sGedan, j. TN Part II Of the superSr Cont g
Court opens az 10 a. m snort S5e5 41A 422b }
4s7 i 49, 81 1918 4'04 'oO 1''- ''0
PAN TIi~Awes j.. in superior Courh Part IlICouTt
l520. 1872 4so7 1901 4s7 49, 4Ss5 21y5 AZ pso. act
Guisippi CureOtta larceny from The persCn Matthew w
Green concealed TeaDons Catherine SeanlOh neny Slh
MStisw Fepper PM ip sanropp Jsseph Manning, Aexan
der Leicht William Lnngan IaGob hssssI t ha[iod -
tayus Buesner John Buckley. Arthur Brown. excise
PART IlCGwtn Tile People oI Sg5 ANTONIO zap
Lehman burglary; John Lads seducton Genrse watson
Amssa sIaer false preteHcos Enen benl@I
BrsGs John irisOarO Rose Amend Rose ADDE'S hiehAe
AIcAe Antonio AhHS BsIS Absr
xiovrsndI JoDn AlbrOyGneL Peter Boselerts excise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
DECiSIONS-sIAY 10,

S,ny,ne Court-Ckambers- Judge Lawrence
DOnne ag IN Hs Ts,,r Of FaisT In he
Ncbers In the matter OF anderson IN Inc mIsr
In the matter vi Schieneln; III the maierOt mooney
BTics esd VAL ag Garrison De referred Dixon AL
liacG- iefase Grant ag GranL-tmter piHoi Oh tie az
Wslden-Tii, mutton deed for Inc reasons stated by me
In 5 snis %Oar Cost, aud WITH leave to renew on
ing N Of am Ss as In lie ms rr Of pupRo
(No lOtDn assied In the matter OF upke e'c; In ihe
mater Vi Pa ke Sic 10 he mAtG b 81 ,i ~ r
assessment Granted In the matter 81 E'sSi 4e
sire "a SIC 'mse regard 70 tg an 10 show what the
point is wch the pet'G errales lne papers alo tre,
mstpofa1mir In lhe matter RiCliars onielsy F?w
lcr9raeT Sssi," SteSG1 eS5T Gr In the arr
Giapp-Orrr as settled IN p sS A,t o. M NINA LIE
Insurance interested N the pCcriy - gl '%%s
Poutlon 4 Trustees Of the Brooklyu Brigc ec-Mo
srntel sats Ist, c4 aI art r HrnnTn
by Judge DUnOlue.-KoyU baking Powder Company aEt
Royal Baking Powder Company aga JenSlns aa anolh%f
mS,t ~ so armstrong agt Cunugs-MUuOn gained WIN
costs In me nitrr Of % Ro'nad Tn
pAny.-see memorandum Duian aEt Aiken Dsnt uata
Dry DSeK savings Institution agt Bshne In he matte
he;ner In Inc matter Lesher; IN naueroi schoIs
In the matter hendal In the mater III !rugs In me
MAYER; maitrrW Maintain sg!ings institution; In
nafter of Mayer: ths matcrOt Schc in ne matter nI
I'm
he mai Potter; In the matter ~ robinson Ia @ MAJ
Ms0 In the Todd; In tue matter WILSON III tAe
tIOucr-Cranttt.
Ordsi setIlrVi and sig1etl. ,,-... ., o.,t...
Findings scftcfi
TWvp,10r .0ari-Specidl T0m-Bv judge S"'g-
,vcr ri al agt AOiiDn d-n.rd with SO c"'S
I'LL vay ae I;u sell ct A-Oder ertled. WHITAKER ag
SaIer IT a. Or.er yng leave oc. 10 argue denlTtl
Ry Judge Soer-Sraus apt f1elt-Oritr for conu -sun
.tc MCaAhOn Igt. tac TIh Avenue kaiind Com '1hE-
Order a uscoutluuance Lapp agt Never Mhl7 asl |NN
nr Couiiucnal bank Sscry: IllVuS dSt DeeGd-
Orders lIlue me- etc. AKA Euut-Ord'1 si"nthE u'
fn,ani allowance, tic. Montgomery AT CAa'mS
or,.r aAy The Gud ,nd ~lOct Iei'Siaph Com
ma - a. the Central Union Telegraph C"ihpahy Odrr o
G1acnnlLIce Osborne, &C, ag H"ot-Ofder oltinG "c
agt Icrof.n OF a.-OTder amending summons ec runs
nRi Williams etc. Onirr signed . .. ?,
| SCommOn Pleas nccidi IrH-Bv JudGeNan llorscn
Nnnrp art 60 Ilh.-NoIO urtncd. tT1WwcA ag' BIlT-
Ars nIen,nra IIun the matter Of uIe accounting
- Hang. Order signed -. $500. H.. ,
~ nue. J. f. Day.-In the matter o. the accoun ing o
sh Ctr- cOnTnrd fr distributions In rs icc"uAt
| rpr III -ue tc.-Or ier RIaIt'ti
9I,,J Isr,o-v Judge Van HOesen.Schlclo and anothc
art ueav acknowledgement iOr pltlntlhs WIN costs
| opinion. 60, d., f,t.,, T,,..,o, ~. , =
iJowneiz agt ~ceuenulH;cr furpe a-t WeDh 3ztn a"'
0tiJns aaujeI Baldwin agt hnowiind-Ih o
d0rr AInOlI appointed referee. Iva az l'aHDtlge-pl
ar sul,st ,tUion Campbcl art. MoAOiln"S Engtl Az
| ilshOp-OIlcS SIgnCi
| AFT Kuck-Ordet Of dlscUnttuuance
Nv Judge MCAdt.- Bailey Rst Byan-J udSuieit hied II
! re GerOvitz.-- COmhilinent ordered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 13.-Captain W. IL.
Hcuer Corps Of Engineers in addition 10 his present
duties has been assigned to the duties connected with
the eies at the South Pass with which tue late Cap
tain W. r. Brown was char1ed.
The resignation Of second-LIeutennnt A. T. kllpat-
rick 18th Infantry has been accepted by tbs PFede mt
TO take effect June 80, 1880.
HosulIal Steward John KrauB. q. 8. A. VIII proceed
20 Fort Omaha Hebraskn and report In person 10 tne
Commanding General. $500
Pine RESIGNATION Of FirstLiouteuant Matthew Leeper
r., Attn Cavalry has been accepted Dy the "
tgke effect May 3, 1880.
leave al absence for four months Is granted First
lieutenant John McA. Webster, 22d Infantry.
Commissary sergeant Thomas DOwd has been ordered
20 report in person TO the commanding officer ut Fort
CaHsr Utah Territory, for duty that post, to re
neYe CoinmISsary-serReant HippOite GastOwski, who
viii proceed TO Fort Sanders wyoming TERRITORY, aud
railee aefenant fhorWRld Olsen. COmmis'
Olsen VIII report By letter 70 the Com
puandinf General Department OF ths Platte Fort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Justice Lawrence, IN Chambers yesterday
denied the appl to vacate the asstssmrhS or
Sxth-ave., Seventh-ave. and 81 NchOasa'c' eeWcis'
The us,icc held that Chapter 56l Of the Laws of 1868
ond ChopteP 3C7 of the Laws Of 1866 authorized the
Co,mssionerS of Park do tae work otherwise
tha nv roract and thtt this power was transferred
TO the Commlss iOuer Of Public Wulks,
The question of the will of the late Joseph
Gardner which contested by A. g. say re ana T. W.
Crater. named in Will formerly mhne' was
decided nv the VicrChancelOr yesterday IN favor II the
dsceasea man. The charge made was that tine will had
becn DESTROYED Iy Joseph Gardner son OF The tesla
tor Tue quesilOI wrether the property; amount,
i'm ir1Ist Inv tle eXecuIurs t1IGCly to the heirs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-14

backen and dcfanPhs character could pave pun suc I"
malignant cons trucfiOn On his conduct 49,. A. ann
Mr.. SPRINGER dismissed tho subject wiks AZ, S 0r'a
speech tiIat seeded renlv 1,--..,oo az tho
The House then ut 3: 10 went INTO C1irt''''" " Wv
The pending amendment wins that 5IIiNEe 1nr,,;r,,
nnon and detecting yioatOrs of the Internal Revenue
laws
The amendment was rejected ., - .or,c NJ
After having concluded the consideration OF lorN VI
the eighty nages of bll the committee rose en
The H,1,,se then at 4.30p M. took rectS tiI I,o
-, &c avep,ug Session 10 he for the consideration OF
rrrnorts from fbe Committee on Indian Anars