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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1880-05-06

Jos. Rabb, overseer from Union
Chruch to Rocky Mount, and work
P. G. Broom's hands, and others not
apportioned.
". R. Holloway, oyerseer from
walkers Chapel to Red Land, and
work F. A. Stewart, P. E. and j. E.
Holloway, hands on Morgan place,
and others not apportioned.
Austin Smith, overseer from wal.
ker's Chapel to Rocky Mount, and
work hands on Madding's, Edens'
and Burks' places, and others not
apportioned.
T. j. Garrett, overseer from
Stroud's bridge to walkers Chapel,
and work Fletcher and hands, J. Fl.
Harrington and hands, and others
not apportioned.
W. J. johnson, overseer from
Stroud's to the old Graham place,
and work hands on Robert Martins
place, and all others not apportioned.
John Bell, overseer from Strick.
land ferry to Concord Church, and
work hands on Rodgers place, and
all others not apportioned.
Willis Allen, overseer on Cooks
ferry road from Martins ferry road
to Arkansas line, and work J. N.
Sutton, "a. L. Wheeler, ]. A. Parker
and all others not apportioned.
On motion, the report was receiy-
ed and adopted, and appointments
made as suggested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
OyERTURES FOR HARMONY.
, PLAN It'd OVERCOME IHE DIFFERENCES IN TIE

, PLAN It'd OVERCOME IHE DIFFERENCES IN THE
DEMOCRATIC PARTY IN THIS CITY.
The Committee of Twenty-one appointed by
ths Democratic Union Monday evening to prepare n
,au 10 settle the differences In the Democratic party III
This ciiy ma unite upon delegation to the Democratic
State Convention met yesterday at the office OF ex-
Judgs James c. Spencer. at Broadway and Reade-st.
Auorr those present were Brooks John Hardy.
George W. wingate, Z. lery Anderson. Horatio +.
Ayeriii, Robert A. Van wyck, John Hayes. Nelson
suitb, BRYAN Reilly, John Pyne, George Lang3cin and
r / Mclean. Erastus Brooks presided, and MI. Won
Wyck was secreary. After considerable debate, the
following resolution was adopted:
Rfsored That subcommittee OF five be appointed TO
c,,,I moon the existing Democratic ORGANIZATIONS I'D
rms CITY, and invite each OF them to appoint sub
cnuifice 10 tins committee IN conference Tor the
purposr OF devisine pan to secure the erection OF
pned representation Of the Democratic party OF the
CITY OF NewYork delegates TO the coming State Con-
vcnt,on Without Insisting upon particular methou,
we rrsiec fully suggest the following plan;
Frst-Taat Joint primaries ne eaied ana nelu III cac
srmbv Dis rict Convention, which all Democrats shall
be favtcd to attend and vote: ,. A., .
Sreond-Tbe primaries shall be conducted under the
Anvctn of three inspectors one to DO selected by cach
Democratic organization and one by this organization,
r Inv uint OF the two Democratic organi2a
TIird-Sueh primaries TO be conducted on the basis OF
ne eproaent OF the Democratic voters In eacn clec.
ton dstrfc which shsl he made Under the direction OF
me three and only those persons who are
rolled 10 be entitled to vote.
The following subcommittee OF i've was appointed
Z. Ellery Anderson, John Hayes John Hardy. Nelson
Smith and Robert a. Van wyck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
FIRE IN SPRUCE md PINE-STS.

A fire broke out yesterday morning at
o'clock OF No 10 sprucest The building LIS occupied by
Neil McCaium. dealer in leather and shoe fhdings-
of bottle OF shoedressng that
fell from shelf splashed upon tue stove and blazing up
set Ere to tn. floor The flames spread 80 rapidly that
IA. elerks escaped With difficulty. Mr.. McCallum
sIiebtly burned. Some working on the
ton floor reached the roof through the
scutfle and escaped TO the yard The con-
tents OF the building nearly destroyed Mr.
McCallum's loss estimated at $4,000 FULLY iu-
snred The building the property Of joseph G. Han
sOp OF Wesificid NrwJorsey. IL was damaged $1,000
Fire breke out before daybreak at No. % Pnest, In
the law oSices OF Roosevelt Povey the third floor
h we soon and put ont The losses are as
FOLLOWS: Roosevelt & Pcvey. 5000; Strong Spear,
lawyers, $500; 8. 3: RICHARDSON proser, @oVV' Ane
,uildinr Has damaged $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
CIVIL SOrES.

The action OF Samuel IL. Randall against
PAp Couion. IN the Court Of Common Pleas. Ii one or
the many suns &hIch the plaintiff. lawyer, has
brourht against former clients On the trial before H.
f. Henry ~ referee. tine latter cut down SIR. lndars
claim OF ~ 900 Professional services to $6O" and
gave Judgment to the defendant for $50 on counter
claim. On appeal the plaintiff Offered his brother,
Grorgr H. Randall. ~ surety. lie OhleStcd 10 ms
sblc aud Judge inrrempre yesterday rejected
him ndOrsing tho papers, think There should bc
snOther surety IN place OF Mr.. Randall"
Judge LarrcmOTc in Common Pleas, Cham
berS yesterday granted motion for struck jury IN
te suit of Joseph Agate against Henry Morrison for the
recovery Of damages for waste alleged to have been
committed BIZ the defendant assignee OF premises
belonging 20 the plaintiff The ptcuarity OF the
that the action was commenced ten years aud has
already been tried 1--WE times before many Jurles.
Twice the Judgment has been reversed on appeal, and
three times the urcs have disagreed tho last time
March II, 1880, before Judge Van Brunt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
AN EDITOR HELD FOR LIBEL.

Sergeant Long. of the Essex Market Police
Cont sIund. yrsf riN rrs;ed Juan boinlo DE I"inu
I'd tor Of the spanish newspaper La IndepehdeAeid
pulsh,d nj 40 ~ and 90 Fulion--t ON warrant ior
erin na ILei .ssrd - Just Patterson AT too Instance
~ Angelo M,m"-n. Of No. 2l3 Eisi i3ihst. anl ar
mi. ned d IA Mr.. M.nrGp. VIII" Is the pr"prie
ion OF several large plantations IN Cuba swcis III MS
complaint that the following Snu~ letter was pub
hc by tn toner or me M. n'r al mus ~ MS
co,d mann. fauir. rIrilt anu r'lhinl"h WIN ann
ntnrcs- = iarc. r!rc'' 81 fri ids ~ - aud w"iihN
, ,,..,, lisa, ia sud it.r - .lsc. sr.ndal.A
INIT D.. r.ir,l - 800 ari liz lul IL. ir,tc-, which
Ms inl .ii"l in fudciTndrH'fd ~ lrh'nh'l -
l.,.. tlr iainnn wl'h ha,lnr He no. cam VI Ii
~ ..y hri nd .; = tn srAn - '"yr.im al. 'uA'
VII 1i'~ k"'i ~ ri-iOY ~ H. u Ia
No M Ii.h r.iN,. druruirl IN rr'gh KAN inailo
ttr,i4ts, lirfc:i,d ~ lnt nil and ne cas- VIII 81
d.,I 60 A he in IN Apra /. Il Dc Lima was c"In
Il r,l l., iu..I,t.u Il Ia, w"J MOl'd cayn ia NY
~ the al 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
CONVERSATIONS.

WASHINGTON, March 31.-The Senate, in
executive session hUs confirmed tho following nom
nations:
Joseph c. A. wngate Of New Hampshire. TO be United
States Consul at Foo Chou.
James Armstrong; Register Of Land once at Collar.
Washington Territory.
FOUte. at An0kB MINI. Thomas DORk. nc Cameron. Mo-
James e. Riley at Dalton, Cal Wllam MetLge AZ Dayton
Washington Territory.
Fraak G. stephens. Of NewYork, 10 be Consul Of United
States at Manila
Henry C. sn0wden OF PcnnsVlv aria, 70 DO Supervisor
Census for the lid District Of Pennsylvania.
John NJ Hodge. Of Kansas to DO Register OF The Land
Office NJ Salfna Kansas
Aiser NJ Wheeler, Of Virginia. TO be Postmaster at Dan
Vile. Va
The Senate also rejected the nomination OF Ira NJ
Hedges OF Haversraw DO Census Supervisor TOR the
Fourth District OF New-YoTk
The Senate to-day rejected tho following nominations
of census supervisors: Thomas II. Sherwood OF Penn
sylvania for tho let District OF Pennsylvania Char
r. Jordan, of Pennsylvania, for the With District Of
Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
DECISiONS-M MARCH 81.

Suprcms Court -ChambGs-ly Judge Daniels
ast Iowr"Tho order Of arrest must be vacated SEQ
BY Judge Dononuo. Robinson DaysMOtOu granted
In fuu matter Of lOwcnHleln', GrHntcL , -
SDsciG Term-Bv judge Lawrence Merchant. executor.
siS AFT ra % Ihs aa5 ors ny 81 eT n t LAT
which the General Term OF tha department. Inferred would
"Scred been ercur The xposon Of law OF this
ease oG ha the efensnt opperann was bound by tho
resumption ~ hr MORTGAGE com ainea IN the deed frcm Far
serted in The deed wton Ills knowledge consent No
ads%Fsnd m 5 y be- led On Soc TIE TSon
Dime Sayngs Institution agt Esgors AMI otheIs-Seo meIn
SGpclorLourt- ScrcioI Term hef-Justice Curtis
aa Sson aai Watkins AMI Others security nnderioitaK
In. paT 1 lar @g e ra sn Western c, IN
ineriogatorles fabieee agt OILS Affidavit aud order
~hacker a1d others as AorSoa aud ",hersVroer din
aIcws aud uihrs- nirrakn9 m s form
aud sunclrncy Whom agi fitl-'rrr denying moIion 10
$40 ieant To abide the event Of tho st. Grossly
agt Mosus- order opening case and to submit n'w proof
| Common PtGls-SDecidi Icrm-By Judge iIarrcmOrc.
-In Assignee discharged mud suretics released
Motion granted on payment Of COSTS Carl agl; Hayes
Prisoner dehaIged IL 70 Martin Report Confirmed and
Motion denied without costa korneld agt Kornod Nc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eraned Isosberg ag Ruinani s0hn
Sai as,. there should DO another surely In
cd 6lendcr executor etc. agt Keller; In the matter VI
MSs ss 4 $. Ss, yaSs . Ms4ad 5"sS7
Iga M0w6Ay as t,. F5SeraH roceednRs dls
stable TssI6 1Gsslan aSt NsSGSrEst %s%psh ass
KSrshs s at ssSS sr SSr
is@1s sg
n ns sal @ 1s@iSssS .ss Goddard
jnsIiScSon Dismissed. Cusaci sgt Default Ksap.
T%s sa
spDSSSs:S
% .hS ass ssS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surRRME Court opens ~
d asO asa SSS sss sS S Ssa
a. 332 33 334, 1885, $751; 337 33h S39 3t 81
3l4 S45 36 3I 3s9 800 $751; S6 SSa 800 SlS g
a5S 36p Day Caendar"Nos IL 90 90 90 900 no ss7
81 34I 35i 353 359 S61. 362 1888 384 $780, oof ooo'
GENERAL TRRM-Adiourned until ADri u TO-. .s. ,orr
supgRioR CoURTtESER4. n .o m
sPEcIAL TEgN-Curts u J:-conrt opene NJ III ~ I
Oar called at a m-No day calendar a.. A.. ..,r,
COMMON PLEAs-oKaERAL 1ERM-Adourned TOT me sei y,
srE01AL rkaS-Iarremoro J.-cOurs opens at IL .. H.
No calendar. ana asnnott
and Halves JJ-COurt opens ut 10 a. m5Aphea.ns N Nos
Orders Nos 4, r. 10 le Appeals from Judsmen''-NO'
Az MASS CouRr-TRiAL TRRM-PART I-Adiouined ior
the term. $500 =. ,ovn -. m-Noa
3261 S5n2, 4469, 3508 $780,, SOIL Solz' ooi'' ''i~
PART IIi-Adjourned for the tenn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
RECEPTION OF a REGIMENT,

The armory Of the 47th Regiment, N. G. s.
A. was decorated last evening with flowers and bunt
ine on the occasion OF the eighteenth annual reception
the regiment mustered about $50 mon. and there was
aree attendance Of citizens and ladies' The opening
exercises consisted Of review by General T. M0ln-
Coieesi W. II. Brownell presented General John b
Woodvard on behalf of the regiment, with volume Of
Dor6;s eneravtnes and General Woodward made brief
esrcb After sOfpe drilling by the noncommfseioned
ofncers, the hoor was cleared for dancing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
vrpc,yI, READJUSTERs ORGANIZING.

A MIXED r, ATFORM-1Hr oovrKNoR DENOUNCED.
PETERSBURG, March 31.-Thcrc was grand
mass meeting Il tue Rcadusers Of this city held III the
Academy of Music last night for the purpose OF orga
hiDg the Spring and Fall Campaigns. oPeecnes "e'o
80 nv ,bs Hon John E. Massey, Auditor Of Virginia.
, General Will am Malone, Judge X. W. Arnold anc
Others ,.,
II solutions were adopted that steps should ne TAKEN
at once TO bind together Glossy in political iehi-
ship all citiz Of Virginia, who are opposed I"
1a,,sn 1" B.,rhonsm, class legislation. unequal Taxa
ZION and political prescription and ca,ihs upon kea' :,
;nsters throughout the Commonwealth 10 Cooperate WIZ"
them. ,.oa 10 tb. oc,ion Of
the Reodins,cr members of the Legislature IN eecunS
b,c otcers in sympathy with them. and also IN re-
pesiTe the M0fet Pnuch sid. Resolutions cnhHe I'M
lug the Governor for vctong the MeCu'ousn De"' o''
were also adopted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
REFUSING TO STOP THE GREAT BRIDGE.
DECISION or JUDGE BLArcHFORD ~ THE MILLER
SET.

SUI.
The suit brought by Abraham b. Miller, a
warenonsclnail AGAINST the cities Of New-lork an
BrookIyn AL tne trustees OF TIC Brooklyn Bridge
Compauy To eniOn the further construction Oi Tie
bridge came up before Judge BlatchfOrd yesterday III
the United States Circuit Court for trial and final argu
mcn on the evidence which has been taken durHS Fhc
IN four years. William II. Arnoux appeared Tor the
u aI,tiG aud Joseph n. ChOato for the defendants
Upon examining tbs papers it found that TIN
record WA, dc ecyc nGomuch tn appearance OF tie
CIV Of Newly .rk had not be filed The Court, Low
ever Il clded 10 hear the arguments on their nert'
assuming thIt tue record would be subsequently cor
rccfcd.
Nr Arnoux argued for IN injunction Oh the ground
that III, bridge not constructed IN accordance Win
the act Of Congress- which prov ied that should not
obstruct impuir inrorsly modify the navigation OF
the river He also crilrnded that the act provided iha
the Secretary ~ War shOnld approve thc pans sub
mt;rd h tlr engineers Of The bridge This, he caineh
hud not cu CONE letter from q, nrrn Humphreys,
which sfinl that he dlirlt ii by Inc Secretary Oi
War TO infnim III" Br hcc 'Onpinv thar he approve
the ulas with certain mobilization =, n' being II &c
pl.fncr with The -trIr .riirr II me act, . g,
Mr. fIuIc. In reply, said thai Tie points Ia'cu Tau
lac II. di,po,rh az 10 Judg. Jo!nson Tour 'euS "R",
when an npprafOn made fur an inlnnrtl0n hrlofr
a -ing.e " Ic Ind been lHd. o. the HtrlGlh oil thtt
decision the cOmpiny hal cNpril'ei s''uo';OOv;;
Jndg Blat,h'Grd SAID HAT h. would j" ii WIN Jn' =
Jnhnsrur d"rlsiOn. The consent or TIE secretary OF
War had been properly gwen ana 30 long ~ the pllge
wa, cons. uc,rd under The plans approved Dy nun tue
mai ar a ,s ended unless ('Ougrrs~ inter cred.
Nj Arnoux n.ketl the Court Ia wlthhUd iis decision
uu tC-ay 10 order that the record might TIE com
pctrd by tn ming Of the Rip'arhror or the CltJ 4
NV York He intlnIlcd iA intention OF clfF]lhg Inc
case To the Uuit.d STATES supreme Court
Tia agreed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
RRLrEF YoR AnKA nsAs REFUGEES.

A,meeting Of the general committee for the
Yesf Of the Arsnsas refneees beld yesterday at
ms Cosored Presbyterian Church. No. 167 West Twenty
Gxsk Pastors or representatives Of most Of the col
essd eeulehss ~ the city were preeeat cent1butons
1ss varioas eh.rchss ana inassasss were reesiyed
Gf d0WB{oWn oeukefs and 6usooss men would -
1oA 20 ed tn Belsvlng the Wants OF the refugees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
WEsrCHEsTER TOWN ELECTIONS.

rBE NEW BOARD OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
YONKERS.
The Democrats have elected their nominees
fol- Supervisors of the towns OF Coruaho' auu n"'.
cs,,e wcstcbester County represented by Republicans
Last year whlc the Republicans have gained IN tne
lawns of somers and Yorktown, thus leaving the rea
tive OF parties in the new Board OF super
yisors the same as last year-clevcn Democrats ana
eleven Republicans. In Ncw-Rpchele, Mr.. phelps re-
oeivcd majority Of 251, while IN "hte f'a'ns' MI.
Ey,,cston had only slight opposition. The following
liable gives the Board Of Supervisors just elected and Tho
Board Of last year;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
q XfARNEY's SUPPORTERS ROUTED.
- <xk,xexs yKpox TscgHr ELECTED IN "a

: pRxNcfsco-IAw AND oRnKR MAINTAINED.
sxN FRANCTsco, March 31.--The latest re-
=. - - = ,, ,o,,,,,. ,rec,rcts snow a sweeping vic
! -, ,,.. c,,.sns, rYnton their ticket receiving
re $50 votes against 1o24e for the WorknGmens tck
n About 45OO votes still remsin to be counted nc
results may be accepted as evidence that ers, %
NJ vorL inomen have hecOme tired or 1gtiuou dhu
K,arneyisn and are prepared Tn unite IN efforts 10 re-
{tore c3uadeuce and forward business actvi ties
Tho vote as far as counted, shows that tue hep'pl
cans have cast nearly full vo'e as compared WIN .n
annr M Ias Sentgnber the falling of having mani
fested itsc. among the WOrkngmen ana ther Deinn
cratic allies. small Democratic el"mrnt nnu"uo.eaN
creates. satisfaction, and expected To nave arheu
aud good effect upon public Interests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
Board Of 1879. I Board OF l
TOuIls.

Nominated by Citizens Association and ndorsed oy yer
man Taxpayers Associaton No opposition *Aorseu w
Uniou Republicans
On completing the canvass Of Cue votes cast for the
office of Mayor OF Yonkers Tuesday night II was
found that Norton p Otis. Republican, was elected
Myor instead OF Joseph Masen. Democrat us at first
rennrted. Tho majority was lO0.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
rylrEp STATES SUPREME COrRr.

WASHINGTON, March 81 The following has-
ms, Was Transacted ia the sap cr Cunt % thc Unii'1
States today
m opp The countv Of TlvIn.Aion paniln In 'iIor.
S,, ~ Darlington. Argued by A. l. Nrltek lof ri'Ji IN
=. r,r md v Nnyru io dricnlnt IN 'rr" No
, larks TT a npIrint,, "g Jonathan = E"otn
Argnm 1T al by J. b. Kerr Tor Appellants Al
luururd until tulnOfIOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
.TRE WOODSIDE BoND SALE.

At private meeting of the Finance Com
nttee Of Newark Common Council last night Lawyer
Amen made statement that city official was either
directly o. indirectly Interested IN the Wo0dsde bond
saie He refused 70 awe the name OF the person who
bought tho bonds. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

elbow is it, Miss, you gave your age 10 inc
as only twenty-five, when you were ooLn
the same year Us was aud | am thirty-ninef AL
Won have lived much faster than 1, sir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

CHICAGO, March 31.-A dispatch from Gales
',rr. iii To The Tribune says: AT the
70, County Republican Convention held
,hero todsy the thirteen County delegates to the
state Convention ere Instructed absolutely for Senator
lj,i,c for President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01

erbton Art Observation-Disclosures plantl6 for ss5 "a
WriEht agt Vserlas for plaintiff for $40 Ss'
c,asn agf werman denied Parsons egt oaynor
Marclui aRt Skeehan.--Trled and Judgments nled'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
THE COURTS.
REFORMS IN WILL CONTESTS.

REFORMS IN WILL CONTESTS.
SUGGESTIONS BY TIE suRROGATE-EvIL OF ALLOW
AXCEs FROM KsTATRs TO UNSUCCESSFUL coz"
TKsTANTs
Surrogate Calvin made significant sugges-
ton Yesterday in Merrill will contest a. 70 poss
BILE change In the future method OF conducting con
tests in that court This Merrill will litigation
he said. had now been in the court for two years.
Testimony being taken at irregular Intervals; "Ho
therefore, almost impossible even Tor COUNSEL col
for the Court. Keep i'm mind all the Important parts
OF The evidence The Surrogate had orten thOuRut ~
BEST and considered 1t possible, that he mght ye. i
aure that will contest when brought before nun
should be continued without interruption. DAY aer
day. until finished, like rrial at Circuit.
In conversation after adjournment the surrogate Sau
to TRIBUNE reporter that he had had such an idea IN
mind for some time 1t would be Impossible 10 put TUG
plan into immediate operation or until the Court u
caught up with the calendar, which had run oehhu vi
account of the great amount taken in the Van
derbiIt will case.
mThe calendar" the Surrogate added Ia now full uD
TO November Suppose that new contest were 10
come Il and should say to the parties This case IL
set dJy .or November l. IT will then have the prefer
Gu, . over ~ other tgated You must BIO pre-
pa ed 10 present nll yonr case that time 1t viii ne
closed This would not only enable the SURROGATE W
have all the testimony IN compact shape beore hni,
AID nil fresh In mis- mind wonld be much better for
the Interested parties and for the estates Te contests
be- disposed Of more rapidly those enttou ~
them woula receive their portions sooner there wnnu
DC cxptnsc OF litigation, and many OF the causes
which now result the wasting away or 80 many ihIE
estates would he avoided. At the same tiInr Gli me
rgni, Of tho PARTIES would be fully protected mere
ure however two bills now before the Legislature, ana
likely to be- passed. which think VIII 0Dvlac az tnT
difficult, that las existed about this matter Obo ol
these provides that the Surrogate may under cefla
tanres submit to jurles the DETERMINATION OF
of fact winch heretofore he liln' mas an 10
take ties: imOny and 10 upon The Oiher Dli pro-
yIdns that no allowances shall be made out OF any
est ale fo pay the of UNSUCCESSFUL cnnestahis
II ~ my oininn that than Onetbifu the rOnr@'s
that have been brought IN tis court whle nave prIn
ahn trVp
not have such law had been In operation II
claimants Win 10 reasonable pecaton OF success OF
grounds for maintaining their claims weigh down es-
Tates with haras.ng contests, they certainly III lno
event their failure ought 10 pay their own lawyers
aud not compel the estate to do 3d."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-04-01
Eau Schools.

VALElaw School.--Rc gular course. 2 years:
Gfauuate tor Gerrce NJ DC ~ veArA AL Term,
,rc,tsrrf ~ Au,reNs PrUt WAYi.AND Now Iaver "