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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

FOREIGN NER,S.

Great p7epsraiions are making fo- Land
League Convention at Newca'te on The 18th in
preside.
The deadlock between the House of Lords and
Eouse OF Commons on the land bill continues to
excite great attention in England. Mr. Glad
stone has received hundreds of letters beggir g
him to make no concessions to the Lcr1a.
The wheat harvest in England is now in Iro.
gIess Eatimates FIX tho yield nearly at the Az
aTagc. The barley crop is particularly good.
Inc lates! estimates of lhs wheat crop in France
place II below the average
Troubles occurred at Sunluri, in Sardinis,
during the election for a new mayor The late
mayor had misappropriated % 600 francs of the
public money, and ihs new mayor being in dis.
lfess ordered new impostlons of tsxos on the
people. who. already e1ssperated by the bad
harvest attacked the Old mayors house and is,
snultec him, leaving him for dead. a fight en-
sued between the csrbinecrs and the populsce,
during which seven persons were killed and
forty severely wounded. Seventy arrests were
made
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
EaltfaX County Items.

The interior OF the Court Hcu,o at Fairfax has
been behutrted knd rafurnished, making i. one
OF the neatcst buildings Of the kind in the State.
Tho Fairfax county Court has begoreit q 1un
Der Of crim nal cases, one Of inf.n!icidc, one Of
burgls:y and ono of larceny.
Con, Mahone Capt Ridd!eborgcr and John
:. Wise, vii! speak ri tho Court HCuJo Tturs-
day next
The crops of Faifx this yosr will no. be
very largo, There Will not ba more than half q
corn crop.
Conservative primary meetings will be held
on the 18th. The County convention 10 nomi-
nate candidate for tho Legislature will be held
2'.h Of August.
There is no hotel al tho Courthouse now, the
old Tyler house having been turned into pri.
Vale residence. The absence of q hotel is q
source Ct much Inconvenience 10 strsngers.
Tee absence OF negroes at the political meet
ing a. the Court house yesterday, WAS COM
mentei on, the democrats alleging that tn 9
roacju:ters had purpose in keeping their black
allies away. Tno:o YVES but one negro in the
meeting.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
NEES OF TIE D4V

Senator Lansr. of M;ssissppi. is sill suFsr-
lng from illness and has been forbidden nv bis
PHYSICIANS from participating 10 he approaching
CANVASS in that State.
IL ia said that Mr.. Diver B,rue who re-
cantly received the magnificent legacy of John
Burnside. the Nav Otleaus millionaire. offers
the Ojd Sweet Springs properly for sae fer
$550,0O0. '''
a desperate 6u,l Was fought last week in tho
inaiao Nation between L. o. Carpenter, q
ChoctaW chief, md Colonel Arbrss Price, a
prominent citizen Of the Creek Nation, Prise
@is Killed and Carpenter fatally wounded.
:, Col. j. B. Yates late chief engineer of tho
North Carolina Midaud Railroad, has resigned
that nosllon to sccapt one with the Midland
Nor'h Carolina Railroad, Mr., w. j. Bss.'s en-
'erp'l'o' 1t is stated that Capt. j. q. Moore
will succeed Col. Yates.
Tho largest lot cf Norman horses ever i'm
ported toto this country arrived at New York
Saturday 90 the steamer City of London, TIE
tot was composed OF Sc stations 5 mares. IA
yratl'oG5 AID 40 yaar!iug colts, l2O ia all, Two
II Tho horses died 90 the vty lge and one died
90 tho wharf tl:er being landed.
The Department Ct Agriculture to DIV issued
A report, co the condition Of the spring wheat,
corn aud tohHcc1 crops shoRiog that tho fall
lrg OH 10 The crops OF spring wheat will not be
SO largo as is generally anticipated aod that
the decrease Of corn in the Yves! will be less
than expected. while III the South that crcp will
be an unusually small ono The tobacco crop
WILL ALSO show decrease in yield.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
4 HnEasSerS.

The following csnvassars nrc publiantd by
authority Of the CONSERVATIVES Executive Canl-
mite;
At large General ". II. +. lee. Of FAIR
lax; General j. l. kempor, OF Nibd;s1r; ".
W. Walker. Of NCsimoreand
FTs. Congressional Distric ,jajgo John l..
Goodrich. OF fredericksburg.
ScnatortG2 Thirteenth Distyio;: Can't. II.
W. Nl1usy aud Captain +. V. Winston. Louise
Judge j. i. Jett. Frederick burg; Jndsc J.
b. l.. Su.tlo. Stafford; Ms.r a. W. Wallace
and Major j.. Harrison Kelly. fredericksburg;
ii. II. Dlc6cDson, Esq, SpotsylyauIa.
Fourteenth Dstric & f. Ncol ard G orec
W. isnsill, Pnuce W,Ii9m.
Thirty sixth DIsiric': Charles Ashton and
j. } Mason. KiUE George; w. NJ. Walker,
and Il. }. Washington. estmorclanG; George
Walker. northumberland
lrI1ce William c2uatS: I. j. Powell SID
Will IN J.. psconb.
Stafford unity: Il. T. .Coopar, Il. G. Nick.
elson. Hugh Adic, Them,s WsIler, ard D.
NJ. Loo.
Spotsylva county: - Charters. Dr.
A. 5. Asop, W. w. Ashby, A. =. Eawlluss
and Thomas w. Waller.
kDg George: Alexander Pfatt ana J0h1
Potts.
Westmcr:land K. b. Spilman AID ". fl.
Fairfax.
Fredericksburg; John TsyIof, Charlie, f.
iiuotcr, I. McCrscko3. S. S. Biookc, and j;
q. Masoa.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
LOCAL BREYIYIE,S.

1t will ba seon ty a 10. ce elsewhere in To-.
days GsHHte tbs. in igs Charlie t. stuart has
announced hlmset a candidate for the House OF
Delegates.
Attention is GALE! - tho notica Of Auditor
B'ockot: in TO day GaH IT, urging all persons
who's" property was sol for taxes in 1879 -
come forward and redeem the! property
oreGt complaint Is mad by Tho citiG ans ia tho
lower p-it.o OF the city OF the odor which arises
from the ian yard drain. 81 night il is almost
nnoesrabie and Will certainly cause sickness If
II ID rot corrected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

TIE CITY COUNCIL.--An adjourned roccting
OF the CITY COuocil will be held TO plight, when
tho reports from tho Committee Ga General
Laws 10 regard 10 the larIsGg out OF the scl7-
OF the oinc1 oi oyster iu-:sc or will be taken 10
aud considered. Che C0ucci! miiI, after set
ting tho questions alluded TO, probably rtcess
for the summer
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

Police NEWs.-rherc "; re 10 cases q! PJ-
lice headq larters this norpi0g.
Anthony Lawson, small colored boy, was
before as:lco Thompson this morning, charged
With stealing several articles ct clotbiog from
Mrs. Laura johnson. After hearing tho css,
tho Justice dismissed the accused, IS tho CYL
denco was not sufficiently s'rorg to have him
Rhippod.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

ArPOlNTM sNTS. tho Grad Master of Ma.
SOUS 10 the Stale has appointed Is. kemper of
this State. ono Of The nls &c Chief Marshal
Wlthcrs at tho \ ok own Ctntcnui4l, and ".
IL. Lambert and &. j.. Stuart, Of this city, Or
tho committee OF rlcenlinn ut The c.lchrnlINn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

PRIMITIVE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION. The
PhmiuVc Baptist OF Virginia vi! hold their
annual association With tie Broad Run Church,
near Gainesville Station, % tho NJ. q. Il. R.,
commencing to morrow, and continuing .hrce
days. Mr.. Joseph H:odors aod a largo nuub"r
OF other members Of the organic ,ti0n in this
section OF the State left this mOrpitg To attend
the sessions c the Assccistiop
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

TIE IRON Works. Work at the establish
mcnt OF tho Potomac Manufacturing Company
10 this city is progressing slowly tn: surely.
Tho erection CT the vapOr iuo furnace there has
almost been c3mplotcd. md as s9on o. tho
boilers arc ready, which arc being prepared BY
Messr7. u ormsn & Petit, the manu!Ac urs of
IRON o7 the Cow process will be commenced.
Mr.. VIM. ). Moore Is eogseed 10 making the
castings tor severa! other furnaces. AS soon
as these caaincs arc COMPLETED they will b, put
IN position ard the :rkiog facilities of the
company Increased thereafter as fast IS pos.
siblo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

TO The VOTERS OF THE CITY AND
a COUNTY or ALEXANDRIA, re-.
sIec!tully announce myself - candidate for The
rouse OF Delegates Of Vir2inih, subject to the
WIN OF ths people in the primary election of the
conservative ' party, to be held on Monday, the
pm 7hsI. 1t Is slmos. needless for me to say
nav ma. STAND squarely upon TIC platform Of the
Conservative party adopted August 4!h.
auglG-.e CHhRT,KSE. STTART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

75< E5GiEcr Probabilities, dugut 1G. 1881.
For he Middle Atlantic States fslr weather
northo:9: Veering to southess! winds, stationary
temperature and stationary or higher pressure.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

SUPREME COURT OF ArrEALs.-Thc Court
of Appeals Adjourned q. WythcvIIc on Friday
sine dc.
Carter ~. Ilagsn Error fr,m Russell
county. judgment affirmed, Judge Staples
reading The opinion.
No#IiO.. W. BurBell. Error f:om Patrick
cou1'y. Judgment affirmed, judge Stsples
reading tho opinion.
Whiucu Il HOdroa Vs. Liyne's adninistra.
tor. NC. Appeal from Bedford Cirocis Court,
decree affirmed, Judge Staples delivering the
opDou.
Prcs,ons administrator vs. Nash. Appeal
iron Russell Great Cou:t. Dscroe affirmed.
Judge Christian reading the opinion, Judeo
Staples occurring opinion, and Judge Bulks
cJncurrng.
Silva Cole vs. Dowd. B.ker & Whitfield.
Decree affirmed. Judge Burks reading tho opin.
ion.
Bolios W. Boliiog 81. Appeal from the
Hustlugs Court OF Petersburg. Docrec reversed,
Judge Bufks reading the opinion.
Saa0elg vs. Pickle, &,. Appeal from the
Citcult Court OF Smyth county. Decree RIVERS.
ed, JUICE Staples reading tho opinion.
hetfyr and wife vs.. Grayson. Petition for
Appeal from the Circuit Court of Smyth county.
Appos' allowed. Bond Of 5000 required.
iansb;oush, executor OF U:z, vs. U.z and
cpuaty. Dyoree affirmed, Judge Christina
roadltg the opioion of tho Court.
The Liberty Savings Bank Vs. Campbel
soI Others. Appcal from Circuit Court Of Bed
ford c,uoty. Dtcrco reversed, Judge Burks
rcedlnS the OPTION.
lInrt va. McGhec, &c. Appeal from Cir
cnl: Cour; OF BEDFORD county. D,croo affirmed,
JUICE Christina reading tho OPTION.
iluti. administrator Of kotauger, &c. ys,
thrash. Appeal from circuit Cont OF Floyd
c~un!y. Decree reversed, Ju ige Burks road
lar IA OplGIpu.
y; Is. Alox'cd:r W. Il ~, administrator of
j. II AtxanIcr Petition for appeal from
CIEc ut Cont OF Pulaski county. Appeal re-
fused.
E'z. Wrkns W. Slcptoc, e.. Petition FIR
appoai ir1m Bedford. Appeal refused
Co1'rr ". Lu.as L. Son. Appeal from
Cucult Court OF Montgomery Decree affirmed,
Judge OnIlsilan roaiing Tho opinion Of the
Court.
W'sand W.. UoIy Petition for writ of
error to judgment Of Circuit Court OF Richmond
city. Writ refused.
Diaper aad wife, 80, Us. Hairston' ) legatcoe,
nc. Potlion t1r appeal from Hastings Court
of DanVlIIe. Appeal refused.
Cutler vs.. Whitehead, 20. Petition for ap-
pea tom Circuit Cours of Amherst county.
Appeal refused.
Stsmp2r, 81, W. owic, &C. Petition for
appeal from Circuit, Court of King William
couoty. Appeal allowed. Bond of 5000 ro-
qnircG.
S1oppcri'd executor W. BIacker. &c. Po-
tliloo for appeal from Circuit Court OF IIenric'
Appeal allowed. B.nl OF 5000 required. aod
papers in five last cases sent to Rchmard
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

ALEXANDRIA, AUGUST 10Th. lSSl. We will
offer Tor tea days tho baIlacoa OF our prints at
), yOrd; amorg which we have several plcc,s
Of daik C lcos otd patch work; all q! 5, yard.
Ta0so who have not htd o chsuco 10 get any
will do well TO Do on Land 10 time.
auylO.lw |. EECHEURG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

BASS 4 Co. S ALE aid DoUBLIN STOUT Just
rec !YCd at NlCBURNEY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

BELFAST GINGER ALE JUS received at
MCEURNLY'S
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

VIRGINIA CLARETs. Pnts ap1 Quarts-They
are unCqualcd for their PURITY aud MEDICINAL
PROPERTIES. Sold by GEO. MCBURNEY &
Som
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

Don't OVERLOOK TINS. 9 600 yards short
ends OF those beautiful designs in sbirliDgs.
p.ioted On WsmsuttG muslin, at l23, yard ut
| su!l0lR [. EICaBERGs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

PRIMARY ELECTG JN.--Thc Conservative Com
mIttoe met last night, with Mossrs. Hcrbcr:.
rover Slaughter, Wnldey md Caton present,
and adopted resolution providing for the hold
lnRo primary election - select candidate for
ina House oi Delo.s.o3 from this city end
county. on Monday, tho 9th of August all
known con:ervstiYe5 who have psid their capi.
tatlon tax for lSsl. to DO entitled 10 vote ; sso
tina: The candidates DO required TO pay their ss-
sassnaehls for the said primary on or before the
10Th instant
Tho meeting then aiioUrnel ill nex! Mon
day night, wuoa all persons expecting to DO.
como candidates sTu requested - notify lho com
rnittoc Of the fact.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

ASK YOUR GROCER FOR TIE ALEXANDRIA
Broom. auplI-lm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

| CoRsETS! CoRsETS Fresh supply jus. re.
cci9ed at augl0 lW !. EICHBERG'S,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

PERSoSAL.-S. F,rpuson Beach, esq has
roiGt1cd Tram the Red Sulphur Snrlngs greatly
noDrOvod in health.
tx Mayor Smith hss returned from Short
plslt to the WarreDton Springs
Capt. p. w. Mckinney returned FROM Fair.
tax Courthouse, last night. aud lott to day for
Fredericksburg whcncc he wi procacd to STAT.
lord Courthouse. and have adi:cassioo With f.
;. Blair. to morrow.
Mrs. j. Il. Muller, Of Baltimore. is visiting
at iho residence OF Cant. WA i. Price.
Mr.. Philip n. Bradshaw is visiting il Stat
ford couotY.
Capt. Wiltiam Z. Price, who has been 8 OK
Tor some iimc st. is Improving.
Captain Philip ". hi chimney ,hs democrat
&c candidate for Attorney General, by invitation
attended the meeting Of the Alexaniria Con-.
rnGTclsl Exchange TINS morning and WAS intro.
duced 10 the mamb.rs Of hat organization.
Messrs. 3. Whoa. sna Gao. e. French have
returned from !: visit 10 atlantic City, bo.a tan
nci somewhat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

TRY THEM-DeIighlul FRESH DEvILED
| CRAEs jos. receivcl at MCBURNEY's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

~ III. Q. A.-The regular monthly meet.
ing Of this association will be held tonight in
ths class room Of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of O clock.
u JAS. ENrMIsIE IL Gan Secr1 !:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

TIN RooFINu. GUTTER AND RAIN SPOUT,
attended to promptly. by STANsBURY l. Bro,
manufacturers and dealers in Stoves, Tin Ware
~, NloBurney's Building) corner King and
Washington streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16

G. II. MUMM & Co.'S. DRY VERzENAY
CHAMPAGNE -Plnts aud Quarts. at MoBUR.
NEY Il Sons.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1881-08-16
pRCPOSALS FOR COAL.

Sealed proposals, addressed to the undersign.
Cd, VIII Do received at the Auditors Off ,e until
IL O'Clock M, on Thursday the 10Th day of
or EGG COAL and TWENTY. FIVE TONS
OF STOVE COAL for the use of the Corpora
ton OF Alexandria; the coal to be the best quail.
lily OF White Ash, and 10 he delivered at tho
Market Building such times and in such guam
titles as may be desired
j. w. PKAKK,
augl6-.d Ohm Joint Com IN on Pub. Prop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
1JaBILrTY OF A SUPERVISOR.

Edmund G. Sutherland, as Supervisor OF the
Town of White Plains September 1873, began an ac
lion IN the Supreme Court against Stephen H. Marshall
ND hs surees to recover s1l 46s n, alleged to be
balance Of moneys belonging to the town which Mar
hall had received as Supervisor during his term OF office,
which he had appropriated 10 his use and neglected
o nav over 20 his successor. the plaintiff. The full
amsupt claimed was recovered by the plaintiff and the
Indictment was sustained at General Term. On the
recent appeal 20 the Court of Appeals IT was commended
%, the defendant that Marshals bond, which was exc
eued TO "A jackson Hyatt, Town Clerk was invalid
because II was bond 10 A. jackson Hyatt individually
II was also claimed that the action could not be main
ained by Supervisor for money Of the town; further
that Horton the predecessor Of Marshall In office inn
rroperly raised $4,000 In of the actual require
meIts OF the town, which sum came into marshall 4
hands and was msapproprieted; that this amount pro
duced surplus that should have been paid by tue COR
ector to the County Treasurer instead OF 10 Marsa
although the warrant required it's payment 10 Ma:shal
that Marshall did not therefore, receive this sum OH
cially and that his sureties were not liable.
The Court of Appeals in O decision handed down hht
week affirming the judgement, holds with Inc plainn
that the action was properly brought in the OF the
niantin as Supervisor of the town. that the BOND on
rhieh the action brought was q naDlllty 10 the
town that IL was properly executed 10 a. Jackson
HYATT who then Town Clerk Jhe court also hciu
Thai the provisions OF the requiring supervisors
bond 10 be executed and delivered IN such penalty ana
With such sureties aR the Board or Town AUDITORS
should prescribe for the protection OF the Interests
III the town alone and that the omission TO perform ths
6nfy would not yaliate the bond II II was duly exc
cuied and delivered 10 the Town CLERK or cHtNc tue
suretcs from liability on IT, -
These questions have not before been passed upon ny
the Court Appeals. Elisha 7. Ferris of White Plan
represented the plaintiff and Calvin Frost Of feeksk
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
THE COURTS.
PROTECTING MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS.

PROTECTING MINORITY STOCKHOLDERS.
Attention was recently called in The TRIB-
x IN the p,otest Of b1siness men against the enact
snt of bin that had already passed the Assembly en-
,,sd An Act for the protection of minority stockhod
49, IN manufacturing corporations" The bill was sent 10
49, ssnate Committee Of which Senator Schroeder lie
.ss,ynsn The objections that had been urged against
:, we're there carefully considered and new bill was
drawn which substantially eliminated ell OF tho nos.
nnoxious features ut the time that IL retained
,ovisons for the fullest protection OF the MINORITY
stctholders The bill reported 70 the Senate oy INC
COMMITTEES On Friday provides that the holders OF ono
uarsr or more but lces than oDchaf OF the etoch VI
.nv manufacturing corporation organized unaer any
law Of the state may under allegations that tue
.orttv stockholders are managing the corporation 70
.h xesIye injury and prejudice Of the minority SUCK
asr. or are taking excessive salaries as otcers nam
.., anti IN the Supreme Court for the appointment OF
,..e,ver, The receiver however, is not to De ap
onted until final Judgment after trial ana aier to
konrt tas found mat the majority actually IA
he CORPORATION In its own interest TO tne
,luson injury prejudice OF tne lhterce' vi 'A' ~
itT and not In the interest OF all" -uuo.,ons n,
The holders of impCrtant interests In coIpVrato1 va
tbis character who been following Win greau
cer the progress of legislation on TINS sueo aInaded
~ -. sa.isaed with the Of this law as atlenucu
Tbis cyes they saw minority stockholuers Mna nss
tong been due TO themthe power TO protect
~ the stock OF corporation anu
dishonestly in their interest without rear Va
sed IN account At the same time II does not az ao
Assembly bill said 70 do expose esesy artma' a.
he oniv alternative TO finding itself In the nanus o TO
..ver who could arbitrarily fix the sum Wnlcn ,nc
tee. would obliged to pay for the Prllvke hongit
ing on their own business IN the way 'ney '"oue"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surRnE couRr-cuANBK by Barrett, J.-Court
S. E NJ ga a 80 c iis 49, is2 i26 2a az
ls6. i55, lsa les l6S no ~ az lae lss 200 2oi
iSs' 3s7, 2cs 26s ri. k72. s7s ga. us 27o.
SUPREME CouEI-GKSERaL TEKA-Adjourned until Tues
srEciAI TEKE~van Worst y.-Court opens at 1890 m
rs "a, as. sSs az Law and Pset.Nos lilo lii
.Sas 2eei, ss75 iscs ssS5 sisi Yss5 sci $iS9
&c. s2 ESQ., s sts s Hs 1884, 1884, fzs 2
is2s 4ess SGSs 1851 9sS7 s5is s2Gs s264 247t, 1861
.s s $500 sis loss s5s at G o5
ssSe sss sss $sss $Ss $ss $s SIT iG2 I6
k?2 slls ISL loS. 1868 $685. SG3S 1896, 2Gl2 1902
PAIR IIi-IArremore, J.court opcns at 1880 iaCase
MO. 2seo-Kclly ast Weber. etc No dag calendar
10 .. m.-No day calendar.
TEAL TEsM-PAgIs /. Il AID III-Adjourned for. the
COMMON PLEAs-sPEcAL TgRs-C. r. DAly c. Court
opens OF IL o m.-No DAY Calendar.
EourIY TEKA-vsn Brirt J.-Court opens at II m.-No
fn,AL TssNPAHT H. Day y,coart opens at 4
tS ts ~ So Ssp s a. ~ ii' Co., 0'
,, paE5 ii7vs1 ncessn cOu,t opens at u m-Nos
- soi Sai iis1 10. isSe iNO' OIL iiO' i'OO 49,
MARINE CoUKT-TRtAL TKRM-PART I-Adjourned until
fAar II-shes JacOart opens at 10 Held in Room
81 t Ys as saGs 7 sste s22 az s SoO 4eS
PAN ffi.0Adjourned for the Term - '''''
oEsfnAL TEES-Hed By Judges sheridan, Halves and
tg sxppeais rom orersNos T. Hs A %ppe.
BON JudEmentsNos ], 2, 4, g. 3, 10 IL, r. 10.
GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr I-CowinR. 1.-THE People agt
"a Ss. s9e John Sed: John Callahan Wilhelm
~ Meyer salter Abraham Rich burglary Lawrence Moore
e Rsa9e' SIssrS Isrss5y
eysis ISais buSiSnsaaI jacob ASsfe @isdemeano
9sSS cns T as rssU 81 s
hease; Michael Long, misdemcsnor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-25
nECISIONS-Anril2 %.

Supreme -Chdmbers-By Judge Barrett
rsesed g pay deposit Allen sgi the Mayor etc Den
sS S sst the sfs r HSndsy Of Nay for ason ss
Dsns-Moton for Judgment granted with costs Ahesrn
Med Without costs IN The matter Of ST Joscphs HomAp
SaO n a ssai' the s precise to which il
apply the MONEY Cromwell aet Davenport, Hscher sg 5
anoter-see memorandum. Danzhoisen agt BissinserSce
ne SsP Sr the E1 % Ike
sSTs AZ RsT ntr w S S' and Sae s n
ford as super CT Rep l27 Schultz agt anderson zee
1st Wss~see memorandum The soeisty for the keorma
hon Of Juvenile Deinquents ag & con-
See memorandum. Chain ag Niles and othcIs-see mem
spseiq Judge spsrassayey agt MsItReier
ana Of foreclosure and sale ordered McGnn agt
settled s% aga on sTs
prdered on nile Green agt. the y Y; c&H r. r r. Com
Ter sgt Hanesgue-order Diminishing complaint Davis sgt
De Rroftorder OF diseontinuancc Fisher ag Mher-or-
By Judge Trus1-The National state Bank Of BoudeT Col
aied as 10 defendant Thompson
Common Pieds-Specidi Icrm-Bv c. i. DAILY, CJ.-
matter Of the petition OF WE'LL ecHeerccc Ofdcfed
Marin Coart-C hambers-By Judge Nehrbas-
Holly ag Taylor Motion denied with costs see melnoran
hum Chase agt HimDer-Cause set down Tor tra SECOND
Judgment ordered thereon with costs Iepert ag Ca9icI
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zee memorandum %yman AZ, 1 st Isngd MN
hsm-Motions granted Bishop sg Thornberg- Receiver APP
pointed. Elurtk; Butte agt lnc H. u Ihofp
pany-OrdeIs granted Posts Black Order on rcnhtu r
National Blank Book Company agt Feety; shaw agt y y
Steam Cable and Towing Company Goldsmith agt ih0mp
son wsltham agt Jox; Ienney agt BrownOrders OF dis
continuance Dugro agt Ryan; Rowe ag sheehan; same
sgt Burns Bussipg. ]. agt OLale; King ng Flynn same
lgt McEyOy; Huber Hussey; NichOn agt McMullan;
BrInman agt Cohen; Begg sgt brennan; sullivan agt
karsch schosson agt MOz Martin ag Hughes MOrback
vt Scholes KOenig ag GARFIELD; Collins agt WOoe "TRIP
Ter as Clifford Betts agt Hay Bronson agt Floyd Li6Oey
Ter agt Murphy Marks Basinger; Lntz agt Boil; mig
gins agt Faulkner Adoms sgt. hehlheim; Conkln agt
While; Brown Qunn Hanner agt Deyo: RtEmann sgt
DslaDey seymour ag Edouard Hartman agt Kurt Korn
Qush ONeiu 1OOey Ahlers agt Hearns Roe ngt
BOYLE agt Carr Robuson agt Fitzpatrick the Rector
Trinity Church sgt Acu; Lozier agt Douglass Cyne aet
Abbott Van soosten agt Zarbig RatOd agt McAdaD Held
nan sgt Ball; sf CAbe; Same McCorty; same agt
Manning Same agt Bent; same sRt sullivan; same agt
clxpry; Zsrrol agL jones' judgments.