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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
INTER FITTING. BUT PROBABLY UNTRUE.
l,ton niannLch b The PhtLadsLphld Record.

A member OF the NaIloHdi DemOOiatiO Non,
mirtee from one Of the NewEagand STATES VINO arrived
- Snturnav SAYS that he learned IRON an dlsputaOie
onrce while i'm NewYOrk day or TWO ago, that Iden
has wthdrawn from the Presidential contest ms zen
man m tne time OF the meeting OF tue committee 10
Februnry was enthusiastic lllden man, p now says
the fact that the breach between Tlden ana hey IN
Nv YorK can never be healed has forced the Ioruler
ron, the track OF all tne other Candidates naueos
Rayard or Hancock In his opinion, the strongest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
amusemsnts amo tflesilmss Co Night.

RooTus THEATRE" Humpty Dnmptv;
pkIY's IuI:A TRf--"Tne ROYAL Mildy .,.on
AcApENY or MUSIC" ~ F9rza 49, Dss -"
uAyYRIYs lHRATRE-"Widow BegOte; ry.~,,. -
Mapisos SQUARE THEATRE" lazel hArAe'
Nrw-YoRK AQUARIUM-2 ana . Cnc''
~ 90 a. !. ppys-' An Arabian Night
PAR THEATRE Champagne and oy7 -vors,v
eAS FRANCISCO hIssrRtE OrhHN ~
eTINpaRI 1RKATR5-' Miss NJ 0,honas
iTs,ox SQUARE THEATRE tine Two V IIIp
WAII.cx's THEATRE "low sne Loves hin'
xo.-r, A. pt.Y,s GARDYN-COucert.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Mr. Redpath's letter, printed elsewhere, gives
o pathetic description of the eviction Of five
families by an exacting landlord, in the midst
of the general distress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The measure of Jersey justice in the Elizabeth
cases is not yet full. Three indictments were
presented yesterday against one of the alleged
conspirators, and more indictments are expected
In few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

One of the many contingencies of elevated
railroad travel was illustrated last night, when
fire IN West Thlrd-st. caused blockade Of
the Sixth ave. trains.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

TIE Democ. attic delegates from Rhode Island
are for Ti.den /" if available" Well, he dOesn t
happen to be- but that need not interfere with
his nomination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Another trene ndous plot for the revolutionary re-
generation of Ireland is reported to have been set
afoot-not IN Ireland ITSELF but in Philadelph
There - said to have been there held secret meet
Ing. which unanimously resolved 10 pursue an ag-
gressive policy toward England, and one thousand
circulars were sent out thousand representa-
tive Irishmen asking them to engage IN earnest
revolutionary work." Two hundred and ffty-slx re-
spones have been received, all favorng IA restless,
aggressive. patriotic spirit" Consequently, the
next thing 10 do Is to hold convention; aud there
IL to he one unless the whole plan should previously
be given up--an aggressive convention in Philadel-
phia, beginning June 81, 1880, and ending in a
blaze o glory on the Fourth of July following. The
circular says that there is lr sin blood enough in the
United States 70 beat England to her knees" but
nothing is said of tho Improperly and Illegaty Of
beIgerent action the part Of American citizens,
albeit of Irish birth As most OF The Thousand gen
temen to whom the circular was sent have sworn to
respect the Constitution and laws of the United
states. they are respectfully commended to care
fu study of both.
IL the dunderheads in Congress are unable to de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Now let Cincinnati set all the distilleries ut
work. They will be taxed TO the utmost TO
proyide for the thirsty host that will sToop
down upon the Queen City in June.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

eide whether they have backed down or NOT, inc
COUNTY, has 10 such perplexity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Superintendent Smyth has brought material
change over the situation in Albany by asking
Governor Cornell to relieve him of his Office
The resignation will, no doubt be accepted,
and new nom nation can be made at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Mr.. Tilden's stratagem to make bis enemies
ridiculous at Cincinnati by combining their cam
paign TO garrets and back chambers, was bril-
liant In conception but seems to have halted in
execution. All the good rooms in all the good
hotels have not been bought up with the profits
of elevated railway speculations. A Tammany
plenipotentiary returns from Cincinnati with
the news that his negotiations for 250 rooms at
two hotels have been successfully completed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23
Business NcIlres.

"ALDERNEY BRAND
ppv aluovs CONDENSED MILK
IMPORTERS AND Exporters will find facts and
figures Of and value In THg TRIBUNE ALMANAC LOT
1880. Price % cents sold by new sdealeTs
500, 900 GRAPE VINES.
bporio and Vines Two years old fresn rom
SpeeIs Vineyard Passic. j. orders taKen Ior one WIN
or Thousand nd delivered anywhere in the Guy.
ALFRED SPERR Office 81 Warrenst Ncw-forK-
fRANtH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
JoNDox-No. 26 Bedford-st.. Strand
PARIs-NO. . Rue Scribe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

There is some lively reading in ex-senator
Chaflee's account of his dealings in Little Pitts
burg. lie has his opinions of directors who
ssell out on him.. and rs evidently IN temper
to free his mind without Overmucb regard for
the feelings of sensitive operators. Investors
WHO have for some time been studying the
Little Pittsburg puzzle will find bonanza of
information in Mr.. Chaffees talk and that Of
Mr. Elkins.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Mr. Young, of Tennessee, has formulated the
most original view upon The proposed inter-
oceanic canal. This is to the effect that the I'M
deItakng is likely to disturb our peaceful rela-
tons with other governments, that 1t Is
aflaught with PERIL" and should therefore be
sdscouIaged." This recalls the early Opposi-
ton to George Sephensons railroad because
the locomotives would surely brighten the cows
If Mr. Young could manage TO take hand
spring of half century or so, he might come up
abreast Of the present day. Its something TO
be contemporaneous at least.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

TIlden hasn't lost Pennsylvania yet The still
HINT is to be heard from.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The sole claim for recognition By his party which
Mr.. Hendricks can advance is the fact that he hates
Mr.. Tilden rather worse than any other candidate
does, and flies into IA purple passion whenever the
(irrnt WhIsperer's name IS breaihed But then a
pizen" hatred of Uncle Sammy isn't very bad
nrotopasn for q DemOcratic boom just now
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

The Democratic brethren NAV as well understand
that Mr. Tlden will be Il candidate If he thinks he
can win which means that he will stay in the field
so long as General Grant does.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

ALDERNEY BRAND "
CQNDHNeF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Even the temporary check to Tilden's prospects
has no effect to revive Bayard's chances. He still
stands where he did III 1861.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-23

Tie Grant newspaper advocates feel called upon
to scuss the probability OF Republican bolt II the
third-terni scheme is succesSeiul. He is the only
candidate upon whose nomination sacl posi-
bilitV hangs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
THE HoWGATE 1RCTIC EXPEDITION

A bill providing for the equipment or the
" HoWR.te Arctic Expedition" under tie SUI ervison
OF CAPTAIN H. W. HOwgate, OF the Signal Service Bureau
Mt Washington and tor this acceptance Of n vessel
from CAPTAIN HOwgate tor the purpose, passed tue
fous OF Representatives Thursday last. IL Is now
before the Senate ConIsittce on Naval AfaiIs. The
vessel referred to in tho bill is said 10 be the British
s,camcr Gu nare which ia now at Alexandria Va. be-
ing fitted evidently for some expedition SIZE 247
tons in measurement 1919 fret IN length 2ls2 feet
beam; lIiIQ depth OF hold half brig rigged FUR
n.hed with pnir Of compound engines; ard was built
In Glasgow April 1878. The hull IS OF oak pankng
over frame, aud tbs vessel 10 owned " A. Aie
Leod, Chariotrtown, NJ
Captan Howgatc has instructed G. VI. Brown, OF No.
81 soulll-st to ship crew for hun, but the bill psoyd g
that officers Of the Navy may be detailed for Oil OF the
official positions on vessel except that Of commander
which will be- hlled hy Captain HOwCate. II. c. Chester.
ono ~ the mates Of the Podrs Expedition, which met
s fale in 1873 at ttetou Island, Is experimenting
the strengthening and renting OF tho vessel The
intention OF the expedition which VIII consist OF about
twenty-five persons Including corps o. s m
and after touching nj YaTOus points on the coast OF
Labrador and Geennnd, TO proceed to the west coast
of Smtbs sound mt latitude 80 40, where the first
Ternanent depot supplies will made. Landing the
men and lyples the weasel VIII return III the Fall
Captain HOwRntes plan OF reaching the P9le Is oy syS
tenn on allow but continuous advances made in several
sneeessIye seasons, pushing his camps further ANA
further nOrthwar Us rapidly 0s may be found praeti-
chic estnbhshinR q sure basis OF supplies aid replac
ing mon who may become disabled or dsheartened wlth
fresh recruits each year The eIpCdillOh VII NOT ne
snnnIrs but will proDably avail itself Of the Eureka
coal mine discovered aud worked By one Of the engi-
sreamer Junata when attached TO the lPOaris Search
ETnetiOn 1873. This mine s on the Island OF Disco,
ahnnt nicptv les distant from GOdhaVen, in the Wagat
sr"tsI Il was readily worked end proved to DO an
excellent quality OF bituminOus COAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
ATTACHED BY 4 NEGRO THIEF.

The tenement-hOusc at No 166 VoTick-st. was the
scene of great excitcmcnt at D. m. yesterday
Mrs. Mains, who lives on tho second floqr had gone
ont for walk with her daughter, leaving her
rooms locked, aud on her return she saw a
colorod man coming ont through hor Kitchen doGr.
She asked him what he was dong there, ana with.
ont q word of reply he struck her in the face and
knocked her down. Her daughter endeayored TO
assist her. and size was also Knocked down py tho
negro who ran down stairs TO the street
Tho cries OF the woman attracted the attention Oh
Otto Flnck an occupant of the building, ann no
Dnrsued the negro through Spring- to South Fifth
ave. Here struggle between the two men tG0H
The negro had bitten of portion Of Mr. FlnoRs
ear and inflicted several ugly bruises on his fare
At the Prince Street Police station the coIored man
described himself as George Henry. homeless and
having no occupation. In his pockets were found
ing 10 Mira Mains He was locked mp. Police Sur
goon Cook was sent for and dressed MI EiI En- KS
ceived q severe cut on the forehead. She was also
suffering from nervous prostratiOn, due to excite
ment, and tho surgeon considered her eondiion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
PROCEEDINGS OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON. April 10. The measure I'll 1t
will be reported from tho Senate Committee in regard
IN the Northern Pacific Railroad Is Senator WINDOWS
bill to make the time OF extension six years in
stead OF ten, and provide that the agricultural
lands within the oddnumbered sections shall be
sold to actual settlers at not exceeding 81 so
per acre. Another amendment will provide that
the title TO the lands thus sold by the company
shall be conveyed directly from the Government.
The Committee then took up Senator Garlands bin to
extend the time for the completion OF the Texas Pacific
Railroad ten years and adopted an amendment making
It's terms substantially identical with those OF the
amended Northern Pacific bill.
agreed 20 concur the senate amendment to the Cen
eral Deficiency hill.
The Committee then gave hearing TO Mr.. John
Roach the Bhipbuder, who took up Dir. Parkss state
ments last week before the same committee confirm
ing some Of them but absolutely oontadiced the asser
ton OF great difference In cost between English and
American ships. On the contrary no asserted that tho
nDeror style finish and speed Of the vessels built by
him were taken into account, the cost was very little
greater than cost OF EPglish ships and, rs 10 Mr.
Parks OFFER let him duplicate certain English steam
ers aud to pay him 30 per cent In addition TO the Eng
s oO6ts he saddle had prepared letter 70 be sent 70
Mr. In which be would accept that 0ner, ana allow
him cent discount on II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
RPuTA1 ATTACK ON A WOMAN.

Amelia Brandt appeared in the General Ses-
sons yesterday with her head face and neck almost
completely covered With bandages. For fourteen years
she had lived with Henry Schunownld, Ger
man shoemaker, OF No. 20 Frankiort-st, as MS
wife although they had been married.
Recently the man became Jealous, and he
charged the woman with inhdelity. As she WINS
returning from her work No. 45 Anns on the even
ing Of Apr T. schunowald mp behind hor in Mas.
saust and attacked her with knife cutting the back
of her neck her checks, her lips and her banda in
court Yesterday che snd that previous occasion the
man bnd placed bis knees on her chest and bad
threatened 10 put her eyes out with re-hot poker.
The prisoner pleaded guilty assault with intent 10 do
bodily harm. When asked II lac had not intended killing
the woman replied and added that II he bad ne
would have her throat He was sentenced to prison
for five YeuFs, the full penalty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

COURT OF Church. and EO!gor nagaI Nc Am
Held 10 the General Term Of me supreme C0ur-MSS
ton caendarNos sol AL 49, 4gG Az az 1 ss ~
6OO 492 40s 500. Day calendAr-NoS 2OS ILL., loo' IL"
1890 a. m Calendar called mHos - 90 81 issa
I0 I66 I5G ~ 1872 1871 ia l7o 1885, 1885, 1885, l0O'
CISERAI TRRS-Adiourned sine die no. -
Law and 52 26T 5s 800 lg so ~ "a Esa 5
Sg S SSS S SSg S S 6 &C. e06 $50 col $50 500
CiRcUfrWP1Rf l. ---Js-Court opens At 1880 a H.
PT opens e 5O fSsG4p % 6GS.
Sg5 gg ,o e. 1S ss sO R sS7
072 Sal 1893 1856 1914 854 s0O4 1897 1884, 1862 lO0a
Og stpE R GoTargESEaA. A6iournea sine s
SPECIAL TERlt-sedgEok, J-Court opens ~ ~ a. -O'i
oar rpJaI AIT ICnFtis O. JCnurt opens ut II
case on No 677HonneGor ct al agt Wettsteln No day
calendar. - , ,,,.., oror, a, II n m.-Nos.
qdt gs 62i cen a 0s 5 Ss &c. $50 III
O7e 72s 4I5 5 S5 sos 6l6' ST. M 7aO 1885, 1874 $751;
69 S6y no PtSsGSSERGL TERAdournOd for the term
SPECIAL TERM-C. DAILY, e. j. Court opens at IL u H.
nc GoiIrr rERM-Adiourned until Friday next =. =,
a As iii sg S$9 5S SIqgs S Sal2
d 5 5$4s i IsaS $685. $685.
S 1881 is 1893 1885, 2 &ls @ 49, 1856
gs5 r if 1855 9S5 fSd 5 i7l5 @
n4EEE TERyPAFg, ~, 4-Ie gS T. Ss4s
35s8 $685. $685. 1869 1911 $780, SsA 38l9 5SSS 9yS
5siS 3 S5 81 $500 4077 1905, Si5l
pSpT JI-McAdam. J.-COUrt opens NJ 10 Q, m'-iHos'
42i7 5s65 1851 1865 10 g. 3I4S 2993 40die 3sPg,
i52g 273i 4iSi 4l74 ASA IlS 4lSG. 4l09 4niS S6ag
i5 907g 3lO5 1893. A2l8, $3.50 3lOl, 530o 339 1872
DiI 4Os SO13 1895 1886, 1882 1874, 1890 42Z1 G@ZS
i2ai Aga2, 1919 1855. ..., - NJ.
94I a lG 37A7, 1920 1895, 3GT7 3lO 31u2, 591J t5JA
siSs 1880 1880 $685. o2OJ 2505. $685. l05 SeSb ooO'
GggER Al GdcrseeveJ Ill ne Peoin agL
patirE DonOhue DuT. robbery Charles Wubef'
Emma e. Whiting. burglary Charlrs Davis, Thomas NJ
Dashiel. false pretences william H. Beer gamDhhBi frou
1hrf Ii2Smyth 1.-THE People ngt. Richard pndlcy'
I55t1k Earv robbery Joseph CoragelL Francis Koran,
felnnions assault battery Christian Deh John Mson
Julia Collins larceny from the perSOni hIui
Com ,lIy Michael Miner, grand larceny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20

sa had ma interante man. against another Interested
on SsSstSn % dse1 s1f oH Of Ss
and ne had hcaitattcD 10 saying that MI
W. HHfs n eoy said that she attorneys Of both
sides having beard his col eagne IAf
crser.s osses zfatpR that be had himself c0aVersea
with Mr. CushinR In regard 10 the matter' Hnu VIZ
meul had been used a. authority DelOre SO"se07
Mr rARPENTER responded that Mr Cushings letter
20. rmS n Rurone and before ne was retained by
the premium expressed hs o Wns re-
interestedly than anything written AFTER ne was ro
Mr. Blaine afterwards said that the Senator f Snd
vsry deserved euiOgium General Grant, VINO wsS
President In 1872 and COMMUNICATED f IN that
message gave the slightest indication eat 3,Ope Of
GRANTS opinion noa to Mr. ~hT Blame we're held O R Els
hand letter from John A. Parker presi9entt % %
the Great Western S n Tp saec in which he
usea these wOrds The opinion e1presseu W e "a
cbeSTed prsmiuS for war risk could have claim
and that claims of that character belonged Only " nS
Elsf %asnSn would to nd
cafe the necessity for making case before tne
Con 10, 90 TpS5 M CaTpgners eide Of the question
WI tScasSt the debate Ind grsw9 very
sbadowy when the Senator from Maine vent nsing ln
the fies Of the State Deparl ment to find out wnaI
Grants opinion on this subject nave tne EEeaS
est posbe admiration for General Grant, lie conuhueui
should not Yield 10 the Senator IRON blame 40
that aughterl and yet on 91est sSon ID follow nv
| own convictions and Judgment ~. ,or,orr On
well as his courtesy He introduced General Grant VIII
highly proper eulogtum and paTadei MIN as
on bis side, and now he says On, yeSi Geheri an
eose than that OF any other respectable man. IOONea
1iGnprn Grant through almost every measure or 5 au
mInistaton and stood adherent to his policy, am am
very glad 10 sec that his CVeheadedness DIS common
sense and Justice accurate knowledge OF VIM a.
fair between and man. s clearly proved III ths leI
| ter. tApplause.l -. ., . .o,,,o .o,,,
IIaughter Now, man VINO has praetlsed Jaw twenty.
live Years has lost all benefit OF experience II he mas no.
learned TO hold 10 the point In issue ana not DO ea
estimate Of the high character Of The aTbters ana ht
the Senator frOu Maine said II was not as 10 What wv
| received under such circumstances ought to DO DEAL
| Mr. TIiURMAH-The two Senators having set them
seIVra TiRlt on the third question: ono
] ap, lausq III the galleries and on the uOOrs -,
Mr.. EDMUHDS appealed to the Cnhlf 10 enIOrco 'u'
| rules of the Senate and preserve order. 10.
| Mr.. THURMAN then made few remarks sayihht
| that though Boutwell, and Sherman decided as UNI
Senator from Maine had SAID they DOth Voteu rs ooh
| atOrS pay the insurance men ~, 49, -.
Mr.. EDMUNDS lRep., VT thought there was no ean
ger feared by Mr.. Blaine ana Mr. Carpenter that w
likely TO 0ishonor ourselves before me eyes
other nations. He did not care 10 Keep The senate ~
such late hour. ana on his MOTION " O'%O y m' VIZ
| Senate adjourned until tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
DECIsIONs-APR1L 10.

Supreme -Ckdmbers--By Judge Donohuc.-
PfnninEer Ant Felbehotion denied. Marangs agt Nor
ange-order 70 stand GrandUn ng Grhndon.-AlioWances
Rraptei, MOrRngo agt MoranEe.Seo srandum the
matter OF BTRdieY.--0rnnted
nv IudgO Danels.-In the matter OF BAnnister Opinion
the matter Of ~. J0hRSee memorandum. SttuF
sturr-SeS memorandum. HcwAId agt Park. 1.-THE mo.
ton will denied Jones Rgt RandaSee
ARer agL ARer-order granted Thompson Capron
SEQ memorandum Onion Trust Company ag the Union
Iron Company OF Buhao--ee mem OFandum. Brown aCt
MunrO-See memorandum. G0dlnaTk ag French AMI
Order Granted Cnnenberg agt Frederick a-Opinon In
SDeeiaI Tsrm-Bv Judge Van Rrnnt-HitehcOck AIT LIN
SeyJndgment settled SpIus Sgf LazarreCase settled
Ctyet-IdYt LIE-By Judge Dun0huo.Tho Board Of Con-
mssiOners OF Pilots ag PdgeOn and anOtherCaSe settled
Superior COmt-SpecdI 1dBl-Judge Freedman
stroock AIT. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. proposed case
BY Judge sDer.-wnEht, receiver oGt NOstrand OF al
5ed amendments TO case settled.
Sedgxick-Ofane agL FarEO o. alOfdor OF dis
Continuance. ToOker aRt Irwin; Sippelg Maekn the
Evangelist Lutheran Church At. WallrOth Same
aRt saTne-OrdoFs sigDed Gruman ACT smith-Remittur
dIed. James AIT Jex-RsfcFsnee ordered Lawrence
tnnanea smith AIT. Boyee,-OTdB dolylng notion Town
tnaanee Beils AT, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uled jung.
mept efrmed Werner al Ag Arnoid-Judgment ordered
la pslafff Debola fwentytnfFd Street Railroad
OF Substitution GRtes agt CasOnorder
granting Allowance 70 planth W1tmnTk agt solomon.
danyinE motion With clio costs 70 abide the
Niekerson OF a. agt RuFer 60 ali Earle aR Earle HathR
way aat Russell Baird ngt smith Martin Stewart
Lohaan aEt GriSwoai Osborn at OtteEbonRH IN the mat
Ter Al ParEer hawams agL the MANUFACTURER MsEcan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-20
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, April 10.-Ihe following is tho
business transacted tho Supreme Court OF the United
States to-day:
No 232-The County OF Livingston. plaintiff IA error agt
smedey Darlington. in error from Ahirmed With
cos = aud Interest No. 247GeOrgo W Kidd appellant agt.
w. W. johnson d Company . peal from Louaiaua.Af;
i1nei with costs No. l1lwilRm q. sngtOrd plaintiff in
sgt Charles r Mo9teh II eTyqTi from IdqnG
n iorh appeIant agt The United states appeal
from gon, tie Court Of olaims.-Judgmsnt affirmed.
10 l66,-JOhn Bechtel et nl, painhfs in AIT.
tho United States in error from New York-Judgment
sfirmed no. 253DePhno Treuier adaistrafrx, ec..
eIror ffom Acknowledgment aGrmed with costs
No 2aA-ThOmas and Anne AIdrdgr Appellants WIl.
lam MuTheaJ assignee eoAppeal from NewJerSey Do.
cree OF the lover court reversed with re-
oReiliy assignee appellant, agt II. c. aud W IL.
FrinEton administrators eteAppeal from MSassippi.
Affirmed. with costs No 248- Nicholas W. Casey. re-
No 243-Paciho Railroad OF Mssouri appellant agt GEORGE
n Retehrm al Petition % reverse decree etc-Subnit
TOD IN Drtnted briefs lO2iThomas Branch
appeahT agk John b. Davis Il al. Appeal Virginia
Dismissed Costs TO be paid by appellant, no. 250-The
RichmOnd and Petersburg Railroad Company plaintiff In
Of April resClnded and dismissed
be plaintiff I'm error NO 4U8The Misssslp Mills,
plantlR 10 agt William n. Cook tax collector,
sto In error from Mississippi with costa
Mary and John 3. PhepA Argument concluded. 267-
Sanford Baker appellant agt George p. Humphrey, ct al
Argument begun A.. =. ,- A., .
ford against Thomas generally known tho lottery
cases they sci for argument tho second day OF
adjourned until tomorrow.