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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-09

farmer, and while be suils round in a
highty-tighty room with fire in it
night and day, his father on tho farm
hes to kindle his own fire in the
morning with elm slivvers, and lie
has TO wear bis sons lawn TENNIS suit
next to him or freeze to death, and
he has to milk in all old gray shawl
that has held Chat member of Con.
gress when he was baby, by CORY
and the old lady las to sojourD
through the winter in the Aannels
that Silas wore at the rlggattur be-
fore he went to Congress.
$50 say, and l think that Con
sress agrees with me, Damn a farm
er, anyhow!"
He then went away.
BILL NYE.
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BLACKBURN ON INGALLS,.

WASHINGTON, March G.-Thcre
was another warm debate in the
Senate yesterday oil the Depend
cnt Pension bill, Senator Ingalls,
replying at length To tho state
mcnts concerned in Senator Vests
speech OF last week. During the
course Of his remarks hc made
Hcmc, reference to Senator Black
burn, which called forth q trench
ant and vigorous reply from the
eloquent Ncniucllnn~. His i'm.
promplu speech was one OF the
ablest efforts OF the season. Al.
HIDING to Senator Ingalls, military
record he said:
"ln looking over the shot hut
conspicuously brilliant auioDiogra.
ply of the Senator from kanas, I
find that he was not in Tie army.
i'll 1851. He certainly WAS not in
The army i'll 1862, because lie said
lie was i'll the State Senate OF
Kansas i'll that year. liut he was
i'll the army from 1858 to 1868, and
in what capacity? One who hal
sat and listened to the Senator
might suppose that he was con
trolling tho great army operating
Ill the West, il not that operating
ut the coast, also. | saw the
bronzcd and wcathcr-bcaten com
1nander of the American army Gal.
luding to General Sheridan. who
had occupied n seat on the floor of
the Senate during Senator Ingalls,
SPECIFY, sit here in this chamber
and blush in modesty at the hum
bic part which lie found he had
played IN the War of the Rebel.
lion i'll comparison to that Of the
Senator from Kansas.n
"What was that Senator's occu.
patton i'll % militar. capacity ?"
"ile was Judge Advocate of the
Kansas volunteers" Laughtcr.l
"While General Black, the Com.
missioner Of Pensions, WAS bleed
ing on the Kansas frontier; while
Mcclellan was commanding the
way at Petersburg; while Hancock
was weltering in his blood OH Gem
etery lights at Gettysburg, the
Senator from Kansas, always be.
hind, in the rear of the army, WAS
prosecuting Kansas Jay Hawkins
for rifling hen roosts. Loud laugh
ter and applause.] Senator Black
burn mentioned Governor Han.
cock,.of Texas; Governor Walker.
OF Virginia; ex-senator Walker, of
arkansas; eX-Represcntative VOL
ford, of Kentucky, as Union sol.
eliers who had been sent TO Con.
gress by Democratic votes. In
Z conclusion he said: "Party man
as am; partisan as l confess NV.
self to be, do sincerely trust that
fmayncver find my term of public
service prolonged to that day nor
my life extended to that hour when
i will, without facts to support it
and without truth at my blackburn
deliberately to traAuce and abuse
the dead who, while living, were
lionered by all honorable men"
Applause, which the presiding
oflicrr- checked.
Our neigLboring town, bristol, is,
s evil tino.in fI a M .,Irxanoo &c
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.Lynchburg Produce Market.

Corrected by s. W. EowLIa 4 Co.,
Successors to Nowlin, Bros, d CO.
GhocEas AND COMMISSION M2EthAsrs
TOT Main street, March =, 1888.
Notice many Important changes in
our circular for this day. We reduce
prices of coffee. bhgars arc FIN.
Supply of produce is urge and prices
have changed on many articles.
GB-Sce figures below. Orders filled at
prices ruling, the day they are received.
81.
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rVwo MORE CANDIDATES

4 IN THE FIELD.
Tho undersigned having rebuilt their
Shops burned, near 7. A. peery's store, on
Clinch River. are now ready to execute all
kinds of Smith Work in tho best manner,
for fair prices.
Come to our Shop TO get yonr work done
and you are cure to be elected.
Mhrch1S. DnowN & DAWSON.
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S U N N YSlDE,
No. 22l6 Churlcs- Street Avenue,

BALTIMORE, MD
A private home for the treatment OF dis.
eases of women. Located in one OF the
most desirable parts of tho city. Private
rooms and trained nurses. Address for
terms of board,kc., j. II. SCARFF. MD,
Cor. Charles aud Centre St,.,
Baltimore. Md.
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NOTICE..

Having now the agency of the Ag-
ricnltnral Insurance Co. rs we'll us
the Va Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
with good facilicies for placing risks
am able to accommodate all persons
wanting insurance. l do business on.
~ with Cos. In the state or having
the deposits required by INV.
Mar.4,t IF. J. w. CHAPMAN.
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! OBAGCO Seq.

Twenty five varieties, comprising every
type. l3 for Bright Yellow, including nil
,ne good ones. new and old. Planters
wanting the HEST should send for my de-
scrptyc list FREE. and make trcir own
choice. Price % cents per ounce, ounces
for ) 90. per pound $2.UO
Il. l.. RAGLAND. Hyco, Va.
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WANTED

Permanent positions gumaute ed
with SALARY AND EXPENSES
PAID. Any determined lnan can
succeed with us. Peculiar advan-
tnges to beginners. Stock complete,
including many fast.selliug special
ties. Outfit free. Address Mt once,
BROWN BROTHERS,
NURsERYMEN, Rochester, r. Y. q
(Namn this nnncr.l I. =
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-03-09

Our ncighboring town, bristol, is
esultingin the effalgence of electric
lights.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

The Philadelphia T,nseS Of Thurs
day says: Colonel Z. G. ndIelon,
Of Indianapolis. member of Governor
Gray g staff, il at Green's Hotel. He
speaks thus of Harrison's chance. in
Indiana: 'Senator Harrison is a
neighbor Of mine and ia socially an
elegant gentleman, but he has no
popularity in the State Of Indiana.
He has never been elected 70 any
office within the gift of tie people,
although twice he has been a candid
ate for Governor. The Republican
party by accident obtained a majority
Of the State Legislature and made
him United States Senator. Indiana
cannot be considered as a doubtful
State in the coming Presidential
campaign, and it will surely give
Cleveland Elk thousand majority"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

THE TARIFF.-Of all the false pre-
fences with which any system ever
sought to bind ignorance and preju.
dice to its chariot wheels, the most
impudent is that which claims that
the existing tariff is a system in the
interest Of the American workingman.
Is Il to the interest OF the American
laboreE that the articles which he is
forced to buy with his earnings shall
be enhanced on an average nearly 30
per cent? And do you not afford
re!le! 10 him when YOU seek, IN some
moderate measure, under the limita-
tons which now exist, to decrease the
Government eXactions upon what he
has to purchase Of the necessaries of
lie In the careful! repor; Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, in 1855,
tie opinion Was gwen that not more
than ole lahore. il twenty Vas en-.
gagged IN occupations whose employers
received benefits, or were supposed to
receive benefits, from the tariff. Even
| should We grant that tariff could
enhance the wages OF labor. you will
mud this anomalous condition in a
country OF equal rights, where every
man stands upon an equal footing;
that ulneteen-twentieths of the people
were groauIng under an oppressive
system OF taxation, that only one
twentieth Of the people might be sup.
ported in protected occupations, some
OF which, perhaps, had best not be
earned on because ia themselves not
selt.sustaining.
But il the law Of Congress is the
source OF wages even to the people
employed IN protected operations, how
would you ascertain which ones are
entitled to it Would you not turn
to the law itself, and see how much
bounty Congress had voted for the men
who were in these several industries?
Does the laboring man in the woollen
mill, or ia the iron industries, or in
any one OF these protected industries,
turn to your tariff law to ascertain
how much the benefcence Of pater.
nal government has voted for his
wages? Never. He knows that he
sells his labor in the market at the
market price for labor, and that he
can get not one penny more if Con.
gress piles up the bounties to his EN-.
ployer to 500 or 500 per cent.-Rep.
I>c,.tattrc Wilson Of U;aa Tlyo,nla.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

Nottingham. and there Is not a self
respecting man il the nation to-day
who does not wish it could be blotted
out. But it cannot, and across its
black and ugly front Is written in
large letters the name Of Ben Har.
risou.
In bis OWE belief, General Harrison
lie higher than his party, and he looks
down with the lofty contempt of the
aristocrat on the rough garment and
horny hand OF the teller. This we'll.
known trait of character it was that
defeated him in the campaign oil
Indiana. when blue Jean" Williams
was his successful opponent, and dur.
ing which Harrison was held up all
over the State as the kid glove
candidate, the exponent and repre-.
sentative of aristocratic Republican.
ism. His defeat was overwhelming
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

a FAMOUS LETTER.-Gen. Harri.
son was nominated by the Republican
Convention June 25th. Two days be.
fore the nomination the Chicago News
published the following letter from
Senator Ingalls,, which may be accep-
ted as tair statement OF the Kansan g
opinion Of his partys nominee
"N:CE PRESIDENTS CHAMBER, WASH.
IN"ToN, June lo.-Yours Of the 18th
at hand. It does not make much diff.
ference who Is nominated, in nv judg.
ment. The candidates will cut but a
small figure In the fight. We can
elect anybody, or We shall fail. The
least conspicuous, and therefore the
least complicated, man will be the best
somebody like Hayes in 1876.
Among all the men named there is
not one leader, 10 one whose rer.
sonal or historical relations to the peo.
pie would make difference OF 200
votes IN the canvass. Sherman. Ali.
son, Harrison, etc, have records that
would he awkward on the tariff the
currency. the Chinese question. etc
DePew connection with railroads and
would be heavy load
N the agricultural States.
We might as well nominate Gould or
Vanderbilt at once Nv impression
Is that Aiger or Gresham come nearer
filling the bill than any OF the Others,
with some fellows like Phelps Of New
Jersey, who could reach the conserya.
tive forces OF the East aud get contri.
from the manufacturers and
Wall Street. But you can Judge much
better than what is best after con.
sultlug the delegates. have the use
Of the wires during the Convention,
BY the courtesy Q; the company, and
you can therefore telegraph me fully
at Al! times ii anything Of interest
transplres. Truly yours,
JOHN ]. INGALLS,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

After discussion, the Senate judicl.
airy committee agreed to report the
nomination Of Chief Justice Fuller
back to the Senate without recommen-
datIon.
At the reunion 0! the Blue and the
Gray At Gettysburg On the Ind in.
stant, Addresses were delivered by
Coy. Beaver Gems. Sickles, Gordon
and Longstreet
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

In this village, on July ist, ISIS. EDITH
daHshter OF the late VIM H. Drury. acHi
about ?, years. May she rest IN peace
me deceased bore her long sufFarinss
with christian resignation and fnrt;tp5c
anu mas We trust received her reward
anu Is now a Saint in Heaven" OF her
II may truly he said "e'
None knew her but 70 love her
None named her but to praise
On July lsi 1888, at the residence 30
Capt Benz: Foxwell. in this district nfcon- -
sumption, Mrs MARGARET HERBERT
On sunday, July !, ISIS. EDITH. oD,v
20 Aush5er OF L J. and Ella r Moon in
the Srd year of her sge. III
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
MsloT-Geueral Harrison Of the arm

MsloT-General Harrison Of the army
Of Oliver Cromwell, that devastated
Ireland seems to have worthy des-
csndant IN Brevet Brigadier-General
Harrison OF Indiana, who is reported
10 have said OF American workmen
who presumed TO unite TO ask better
pay of railroad corporation.
Wen the Governor, ii f,rc, th,,S,.
men back Il work ~ ShAo; them DOWN on
tie spot
Truly, blood Is thicker than water.
and It Is true that the traits OF men
often crop out In their descendants
after several generations.-New York
Star.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
80. johns Acad I

The commence,
envy. Alexandria
25ui The tNcrc.
and ,,!ltl iug, aui
students, teacher .
Richard l. earn,
nj ChapilC', Was
Mary G.. til
handsome gold
excellent IVvrIE1
ycaI, ~ al his stlI
out Of R'ssIl * .
ami deserves mn
nis,arCr AMI ,II
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

RqsTa,
On last rhurs,i
al Mr. and Mrs
on his way r.,
which was some d
under an TX car
The cart, il appc
CaTClCsSnCSs 4 +.
not permit Alhu
thr cart drive ~
was dragged a fu'
be upriGhtcd. &.
badly bruised. J
the tnbaCCo-iDcd, =.
Immediately sent.
conveyed the liuI
possible. a doc
nothing could sal
Both, nj . o'clock
after the aCCidCI
Ia awake no mon
IL years oi age
Goddard our 4,
that they loved u
n g,pi and usch
ON the 1uI ult 4
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
TOURNAMENT AND SUPPER.

There viii bea Tournament and Supper
lot the benefita ST. Joseph's Church, in
the grove near ne Church, on
WEDNESDAY, August s. 1855.
A large tent viii be erected on the grounds
Panoramic viens, &c.
Tickets, 90 cents; Children IS cents.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
Cabbage -. robt

Mr. GeorgC
recently shipped
Washington and
per head. About
planted To the a.
in about 3 month |
the hong time Wild
90 planting and y
hope that ~, ia1
Palns,'s mode and|
canvass The GLAND
cabbage ~ iohac,|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
Ia OnaFdGOW "a u

Junc 80. l~~~
President in N
prVINi- ncctu|
j. J Alvey olcc'|
seconded That Il
adopted Thai
I"unAritnwn p \
D"r- Mcs~r- 4
Comb. Iiilr + \
a cnmlnIitc, 9 |
of hnil,liur II
factory ~ ~ i
pre- sciIt al til |
and that aII /
open uh-CIipu |
ng SAIL Factor /
Moved nJ |
Morgan nc ri |
rpn.aiic Ir,luu |
services - az
turn pcP.r,n /
lcC'uu upon. Al
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

PICNIC.

=, there viii leA picnic for the benefit Of
Aechanicsville catholic Church
WEDNESDAY, August LIST, instant
The public are nvised.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

ALL persns indebted % me on store
account or othrwisc are requested 70 caIl
and settle imneiiately. An accounts Of
* lol months handing left unpaid JULY
Sosh wiil be hataed % the collector.
Ms. J. FAUSSETT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
$50 REWARD

Stolen on the night Of the Goth instant
out OF my boat, lying ai Graefs landing
on my place, q MATNSAIL and MAST
l viii pay the above reward for such in
brfnatlon as win lead to the arrest and
conviction of the thier.
GEO. T. PABST,
Prospect Hill Farm.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
College Honor

80,
|
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

}, a.
nrc.,.rl,. $780,,
j., /. =.
m,
con .,
,..r, 80.
-.
-,
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

Mossl Arrivals.

The following 81
isicrel n Moon 5 J
IL. &. Marsh, u
ii. Ma,iingly,
J, 5. X. Rccvcs,
Miss Marion Reeve
Keith Reeves,
John Reeves,
Joseph Reeves,
&. II. Young,
Miss Lola Young
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
ATTENTION.!

Inc Democratic voters of the 9th cleo
non district ~ respectfully requested 10
assemble at HIlLVILLE on
SATURDAY., the l4th Of July, instant,
ior The purposs Of forming Cleveland and
Compton Club. A full turn out is earnest
~ solicited. The. meeting will he called
). g. THOMPSON
GEO. T. HUTCHINS,
yOHN H. LEACH,
su,v ka PARSONS.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
To All Whom it May Concern

WILL be in the county for two months
for the purpose OF collecting past due
claims on account Of q. Ober & Sons Co.
All claims unpaid at the expiration of tina,
time will be placed in the hands of an at
torney for collection. All parties owing
the above Company will do well to settle
their accounts with me, in order TO save
cost, rs mean what say. will call on
all parties in person. If You are ready 10
settle before / can see you remit to G.. Obcr
4 Sons Company direct or 10 me at Leon.
ariitown.
JOHN NJ. LLOYD.
June 7-2mt
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05

F", rongre~-5h District
Hos BARNES COMPTON.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
+. Oscar Morgan

Extend a special invitation IN his many
friends and customers 10 visit his STORE
and examine his large stock Questionable
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
READY-MADE CLOTHING.

For mems, youths and boys wear.
have the finest, cheapest and nohbicst line
ever shown in my store. ! am cmphaii-
cally headquarters for this trade
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1888-07-05
Distinct Electms.

JAMES HnDGE-. HESRY PAGE.
National Republican., 1888-03-14
The Decision of Judge Gresham.

EpIToR NATIoSAL REPUBLICAN: notice that
the editor OF the Sunday Post, in his effort to
create prejudice against Judge Gresham ms a
Rtpublcau candidate, says that his decision
in the Dive well case twas reversed 10y the
surrCme CUrrt,"
Evidently the editor Of the IOR is not as well
pCSt,d rs he ought to he on the facts or he Is
very reckless in his statements.
The case tried before Judge Gresham was
mat Of Hinc W, WUhl. IL was appealed 10
the sUpieirc Coat, aud the G0ult was equally
GiyiGid, which, OF CouiSe, left the llenisol of
Judge Gresham standing as rendered by him.
The case in which the Supreme Court held
the patent to he invalid was that OF Andrews
81 III vs.. iiovcy ct nj and was iried before
Judges shiIas. Love and Nelson, the two for.
mer holdii & that the patent was invalid, aud
the latter dissenting
In this case the point on which the supreme
Cont held !he patent iEyaid was that the in
vepiion had been in puoIic use for more than
twoytars beiOIe the a'cntee flied his 6ppli-
cation for q patent.
There hsd hcen eight d, clSionS in the courts
below and three appeals to the Supreme Court
before This last. aud in none IF them had this
point been rails, d; so that the Supreme Court
Gid not, even In this last case, Overtue The
decision on any point sustained by Judge
Gresham.
1t won seem that tho Past must have great
fear of judge Gresham Ms n u udiddtC, or II
would not resort 10 such deSDicable mcasnS
to create prtjudlGe aGainst him, IL Is bal
Nate OF affairs when political parties or their
organs attempt TO orpnte prejudice against
the Judiciary on account OF its decisions in
| Catcs between private citizens, and in which
| 10 political question is in any manner IN
VOWED.
What must be tn NuPht OF n paper tina. talks
shout stending up and lighting out the contest
| ~ square political issne-the tarih-and yet
resorts TO a. ,pCrsonal attack Of this kind, and
GOES not tell the Truth at that II seems To me-
MARCHl2, 1855. OBSERVER.
National Republican., 1888-03-14
TIE $1,000 house Potomac Fair.
MIR. Douglass's Opinion Unchanged

EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: Win you in
The interest of fairness kindly allow me a title
space in reply to the tier in this morning S
REPUBLICAN, publishing with comment IL pri-
yate note OF niue TO Mis-. McPherson?
Those who know F!ederck Douglass aud
know him well have no need TO be assured
concerning his position upon hequestlOn of
woman sniliage, or upon that of any other
vital reform, or 10 be reminded that he Is not
mn "indeleTmiDate quantity" holding one
Theory to day Bnd another tomorrow. Bu' the
anonymous communication IN this mornings
RfluBLICAN addressed "ro the loaie of the
woman suiirngc movement whether inleo'
tl9naly Or unipten,iona!ly, Is calculated TO
lnislead hose who do not know the ground of
Mr. Douglass objection 10 the rgani2aiion
Of Il "colored" Moman's suffrage society in
Washington.
viii Mrs. Mcpherson, president of the CON-
mittee TO organize woman suffrage nssuJla-
ton among Coored women. allow me % ask
why. If she wished TO state clearly Mr. Doug
S 9onb Of Se PdGn se for
ton, ard his objections to II, she did not Glso
publish his response to her first letter to- him,
asserting that the colored women would not
Join In the suffrage work, a response 70 watch
he still adheres, in which be said that as the
government OF the U Iitcd States makes no
determination between ci i2Hns on account
Of color, and as colored gentlemen clu sit in
Congress among the law. makers fthe country,
be could see no good reason for organizing a
woman suffrage society on the color line. lie
also quoted his stereotyped saying thet the
the waves but are enc as the sea.
Mr.. Douglass's fundamental and continued
objection 10 all similarly restrictive orgaulll-
tOnS among men or women ~, tnAt they
tacitly maintain and keep alive distinction
that should have no place in any effort for the
elevation or amelioration OF the human race
HELEN DOUGLASS,
CEDAR HILL, AsAcosTIA, d. O., March 10 1855
1T Is only fair to Mrs. MCPHERSON to say tnRl
she did not furnish the article referred to
National Republican., 1888-03-14
THE COURT RECORD.

Court In General Term-Chief Justice Bling
ham and Justices Cox and james. Grown
VS.. Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Compauyi
argued aud submitted. Martin VS.. Campbcll
decree Of lower court reversed; opinion by
Chief Justice Bingham. Assignment-N0s. 3d.
~, SO, O3, 3d. and g6
Circuit Court, Division No. 1-JnStoe H0E.
ner Williams ct al. W. ROney; motion ny de-
iCndant for new trial overtulcd. Barbour vs.
Mcintosh; on trial; Jury respitcd. Rosenblun
v. Turrin; motion ior a new trial fled. As.
sighment-Nos. 257, 3il, d36, Ill, 4i3, Al, iii.
ii6, Az, 4is ii0, i60. i5l.
Circuit Court, Division No 2-JUs.lce Mer.
Ilek. Wright ys. Lee; uinl resumed aud iin-
i.htd verdict for plhiniifi for 500 damage.
Hardy vs. .District OF Columbia; on ttlal;
Jury rcspied. United States use II ). Davis
W. N. g. Diaper defendant granted leave to
file amendment 10 eighth p'cn, and demurrer
OF plnintin To amend plea sustained; appeal
by defendant to court IN general term filed.
Assignmrnt-Nos GJ go. 12S, iA, il3, lli, III,
w lg, lis, 1877, lv9, lCG 49, 1856, 10, lj, us,
ljl
Equity Court Justice Cox. -Grunder vs.. Me.
Item. In re John Foller, alleged lunl,ic;
Louis i. Shoemaker ordered to pay funds in his
hands into the registry Of said court, Muth
Bros. W, stott cromwell " Co. ct al; pariiil
distribution OF assets ordered. strong VS..
sherman; conveyance ordered
Criminal Court Justice Montgomery -
James &. Eliason, violating section ii6I, Re.
vistd Statutes OF the United states; on trial;
Jury respiied. cyril Z. Benedict, indicted for
tmbC22lemcnt; ;sarraigncd:and PLEADED guilty;
sentenced to Albany penitcnliary for 3 years
aud months Mt hard labor Robert RhOnc,
nsshuli released on $500 hail. Assignm mt =
Gases lCtt over, anh United states VS., Daniel
:, Ward for false preienscS Samuel Asher aud
William ilulltacE, for kecp'ng gaming table;
James Mccarthy, ior perjury and Amelia
Brown, Tor second oflense OF petit larceny.