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Teachers Normal.
MIDDLEBURGII.

MIDDLEBURGH.
Jennie Oldt Charles f.. Specht
II. NJ. Amig w. w. Kratzcr
Jesta Freyman Bruce Grouse
Lottic Grouse Jennie Moatz
Louisa Walter l.. c. Bachman.
PAXoNvILLE.
{. NJ. Herner l.. +. Dcrr
X. q. G.Bowersox Wilson Gift.
BEAvERTowN.
Irwin j. Freed Belle Freed
j. w. Hassinger w. T.. Walter
j. W. Engle Ammon Musser.
BEAVER SPRINGS.
w. l. Keller G.. X. Klose
f. +. Shambach j. u. Gross.
s. b. Bubb X. L. Stimeley.
MipDLEcIEEK.
JH. Snook - Carrie Rci.ss
j. g. Herbster.
TROxELvILLE.
Ira A. Kline Hattie Swartz.
PENNs CREEK.
A. A. Bingaman Jas. Bowersoy
I.ando Bingaman.
KRATZERvILLE.
Alverts Herman, Lillian Herman
Gcrtic Good Harvey Beaver.
SELINSGROvE.
5. \. App Herbert Hendricks
John +. Long III. W. Smith
Howard B. Smith.
VERDILI.A.
ii. Nj. krcbs Lottie Spangler
A. >. SechriSt j. ID. Rcigle.
+. III. Attingcr Il. q. Hcrrold
Amos B. Meyer.
MEIsERvILLE.
Harvey Gelnett Alice Wcndt.
ORIENTAL.
II. +. Portzline A. +. Weaver
W. l.. Gelnett.
ALINE.
Eugene Markley j. Hornberger.
Edwin Charles, Port Treverton.
Chas. X. Fisher, Salem.
j. Howard Snyder, Fishes's Ferry.
Ida Troutman, Herndon.
S. Geise, Dry Valley Y Roads.
j. |. Reiglc, Evendale.
Minnie S. Gross, Thompsontown.
MT. PLEASANT MILLS.
John +. Helm Chas. NJ. Brosius
Nelson Mengel Perry r. Brosius
A. Nj. GarmOn j. y. Brosus
w. |. Freed Willet Boyer.
FREEBURG.
Sallie Schlabig Dottie Bowcrsox.
RICHFIELD.
II. NJ. Specht II. Hornbergcr
Annie Winey.
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BANK STATEMENT,

Bank " Mldilchurgh M Nid,ilrhur,h A., ii'.
II,3,'1 1l IrhhNNhnnia, at the close ut business
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hEMS of LOCAL INTEREST

NJ
poad $. Weis' advertisement; it
AZ interest you.
Miss Alice Haines, of Sunbury, is
guest of Miss Mable Grimm.
Potter L. Nye, from Lebanon Co.,
risi,ing his son Rev. A. G. Nye.
hsther Stine, of Penns Creek,
county seat visitor on Mon
H Hassinger and wife of Sun
~ spent Sunday with friends in
, w.
i he camp meeting in Bowers
rye will open on Wednesday, Au-
7th.
you can't pay your large bills,
T. your small ones-the printers
y instance.
70 lease announce me in your paper
IT. candidate for delegate to the
ublican State Convention.
A. w. POTTER.
W. bhn Kreeger, Chas. Marks and
'E Libbie Dunkleberger rode to
sic psgrove on Saturday to witness
ty game Of base ball.
gorge Hassinger, who is in the
Low of the Penna. r. r. at Lew
IA sp, spent Sunday in this place
d., his mother.
IN. yonNeida and j. Howard
= Of Selinsgrove rode their wheels
iddleburgh and return 'on Sun
lfternoon.
Festival at the Evangelical
el will be held on Saturday
RI ing, July 9th. By an over
our type last week said July
srrD.-A good smart, honest,
collect and deliver laundry
for the Danville Steam Laun-
n Address. d. H. BURT,
III Danville, Pa.
yes Diemer moved his house
pods into Jacob Benfer's resi-
. Mr.. Diemer had occupied
x Bilger's house which was
- Ied by the fire last week.
Liverpool Base Ball team will
he Selinsgrove team on the
lin an ground, Tuesday, July 30.
ng sDl romises to be a good, warm
ne I1s,,. ~ ind no doubt will be largely
, 'vS bIa,I ed.
Nj WOO
o Cha, EXCURSION to the seashore via
All : W., wy lyania r. r. August ], re-
Ia Cas- 10 in notice in this issue. will
om lou bt be well patronized. The
nd lg unusually low and the accom-
q 40 lid pms first class.
y u w., ~su. Mcclure and Associates
i Mu.iu and Gemberling held an ad-
session of court on Thurs
from eleven a. m. until four
|nn They got the recalendar into
luS, trim for the September
nsckvs
enS '1 ). Kohler Of New Berlin,
! y ipgral reached at the Reformed
on Sunday evening, could
ONE until Monday morning
int of the rain. Rev. and
were entertained at Prof.
'ickst', he
autituI
pembers of the Lutheran
w. flebrated the Lords Supper
rodnoy pay morning. The Union
WV ol the Young Peoples So.
hristian Endeavor on Sun
ing was cut short on ac-
P heavy shower of rain.
nlor Base Ball team of this
yea game on Saturday
nen s;''':s:is: sss;s:. ';s%: ss; ,:E%: Gs;
-. consider good record for
much W. VINO are much lighter and
rde by n less experience. Every
,ulatla Cd OH satisfactorily
...s,. Puolican Standing Commit
q Tasging sSa t., Saturday and selected
up t0"D August Third as the day
nall io lOySsssS ,sSsa Ae selection of A. w. Pot
= delegate to the State
ss ass sim IN 2 D. The republicans will
our paly en theprivilege of express
margin u' &c for permanent chair
State Committee. The
lshed in this issue
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|gain an /
)ring sOaI
lineinGI
enriettalII
in bla,kI
All wool
wool ChlI
Halt vo|
sor Satil1
,ldia CssI
from lOn
and lig'
TO - Ctus
la 40 ina
full line =
|ents. Calls
he'd MusN'
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hing. | |
ks, nsckwsi1
mems suj
Il up, j
md ipgrai1
Ticket
beautiful
day.
PrOdllc
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|tI1leni'a|
SO much W.
raras Es|
Lc,,latiV,
|,itedstates WI
r, ranging WI
lars up N"I
small lny.essaISs
|kers who thO'1
| both sides "A
[nously in 81
ms ms margin u'
III
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4 FAIR FOR FIrE POlA15 MISSION.
THE PROCEEDS 70 AIp ~ TIE ERECTION or 4
NEW BUILDING.

THE PROCEEDS 70 AID ~ THE ERECTION or 4
NEW BUILDING.
4 large tair Wi, b, opened tomorrow In Jaeger
Hal AT Flfty-n.n;h -. ami MaIson-ave.. far t."
bench, Of the Five POINTS Mission Their are few
charl;abi. institutions Eorn deserving - the good
" and financial support II al lcop.c nan this. for
during the fifty years ~ fs wo.k L. has completely
altered the character OF wha, was once tn w0rs,
.slum' district in New-York When this niss.oa
was opened the Fy, Points "a place wler-
murder was an a.n)st daily occurrence" wner- men
suddenly disappeared. a2d no trace was eye: found
OF them where thieves ana cn:thrDats he'd sway,
for the police w,re power.esi 70 guard ell the undc"
ground passages. secre: door ana back s'airwLNs
by which escape could DE made. Bu; becaus" o. the
few ladies' VINO. though r.sklng Their lives. opened
the mission in the old brewery building the Gisr r.;
n tho Five Points is to-day SAFE as any part
of our CITY. ana the work COM ana X without
fear often far into the night The fair = 10 aid
Inc erection Of new Duid ug. and IL uni"r a."
management Of Ms. CaTolu" Wright. wife Of the
eX -Governor Of Indiana. Mrs. John y. Shyb1cN
Mrs MARY Kn9X Robinson. Mrs Clinton T.. F!'k.
Mrs r. r. SkidmJre. Mrs. stephen Merritt ami
many others. Mayor Stong vii open The fair ~
3 O'clock on Wednesday afternoon. WI Carle'oG
viii read In the evening. ami tho" Will b interest
Ink exercises each day b. the mission ch.lnron.
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NICARAGUA CANAL DECISION.

NICARAGUA CANAL DECISION.
JUDGE LACOMBE HOLDS THAT BoNDHoLDEkS
RANK AS CREDITORS OF THE CORPORATION
Judge Lacomhe. in the United States Circuit
Court yesterday handed down an opinion on
the petition of Louis Chable. permanent receiver OF
the property and assets Of the Nicaragua Canai
Construction Company. for instructions respecting
claim against the company by the Manhattan
Trust COMPANY as trustee for the holders OF 6''-
500 OF collateral trust bonds. which are all that
have been Issued out OF a total OF s. 100000 bonds
OF the Construction Company, maturing July !.
1897
Judge Lacombe decides that the bondholders IN
question are entitled 10 rank as creditors or the
defendant corporation with respect TO the assets
sold by the receiver, and entitled to have the
amount OF their claim included by the receiver In
the comput alton OF the aggregate indebtedness OF
the Construction Company. He holds that 1t Is
the duty Of the receiver set apart for the benefit
Of tho holders Of the said bonds the amount OF
any dividend to which the bondholders. II prpseisS
creditors might 30 entitled. out or the pioc',p.,
tho assets sold such dividend to await inc ue -
mnaton OF any possible liability oil the co'po'a "o"
arlS.nR upon said bonds. , ,t..tao,a ar{eInv
In determnng the percentage OF DIVIDEND ar'sit h
ouf of assets 10 be distributed 10 creditors wno
have proved their claims. the Sb19" - 10 W III W.
as a part OF such proved indebtedness, arm ine
dividend TO which il l. entitled set apart hiu "
rosited I'm some trust company to be approval D.
Inc court until July l. 1891, and there 10 await
further order OF the Court
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gTLLYtPD-ROOM OWNERS Will FIGHT

The proprletors OF billiard and pool rooms have
taken united action FOR the purpose % preventing
the city authorities and Superintendent Byrnes
from interfering with their business on sunday.
on the assertion that IL Is no VOCATION OF the sun
iay law and that the constant raids which are
beng made on their places are unjustifed and
result In great injury to their business. They have
employed ex-Commissioner Charles @. +. Wahle.
who has obtained from Judge McAdam or the SUI
perior Court, order requiring the Police Com
missloners and Superintendent Byrnes TO show
cause on Thursday why an injunction should not be
issue restraining them from interfering with the
conduct OF the billiard playing business and from
making any arrests until there can be final deter
mination by the civil courts OF he question az TO
whether or not the business is a violation OF the
Sunday law
The legal proceedings are taken In the name OF
Robert Kenny OF No 81 Mott-st. In behalf OF
himself and other proprietors OF billiard and pool
nlaces Kenny has been arrested on several occa-
aons by the police. charged with violating the law
and each time, after being held 10 bail. was
brought before Judge Ingraham In the Court OF
over and Terminer. and after an inyestigation on
habeas corpus, was discharged, the Judge holding
thai no violation OF the law had been committed
as there was no public gathering. and the public
was not invited.
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the Superintendent Of Police snail transfer them to
perform patrol duty.


Section 265 is amended 10 read ds follows.
Sec 265. Tic Superintendent OF Po,icc shall
sha hereafter be desgn@nG as cbef Of Pcce
The chief OF Police shall ne chargeable win an1
responsible FOR the execution OF all laws ana IN"
rules ana regpla IONS OF the Department ne SIn
assign 10 duty the moub"rs OF the unformci
s.snments from time to time. whenever in his
Judgment, the eXigences OF the service may re-
pend without pay. pending the trial o. chatsess
any member Of the uniformed force, ptoVl oe
tinued for period OF more than thirty days; re
force for period no, exceeding five days He
shall report to the BOARD Of Police all changes or
granted. Whenever a vacancy shall occur in the
office Of Chief of Police. the office shall be MED
Police by appointment Of the Deputy Chief Of
Police from among inspectors or cap pa pn,ic n
the Deputy CHEZ Of Police shall discharge all the
duties of the office OF Chief OF poIce, ano ~ ~ me
Chief of Police and Deputy Chief Of PSnSe the ne
duties Of Che Of PO 1o saa to be 9 9esenaed By
resolution Of the Board OF commissioners OF PONCE
Section 27l is amended TO read as follows:
Sec. 81. Promotions Of officers and members
Of the police force shall be made by the Board
Of Police on grounds o. mernoT' Gus police service
Snrcesnis Of roiice shal. be selected from among
patromen assigned to duty roundsmen; captains
captains: Depuy chief OF Police from among in
spectors and captains, anc chief OF Police from among
deputy chief and inspectors and CAPTAINS. hut. eN-
cept by the unanimous yo:e OF ali the members
of the board. no promotion shall he MADE. except
IN the OF vacancy In the Office OF Chief q.
Police. unless the same is recommended by the
Chief % Police in writing. stating his reasons for
such recommendation
Section 272 is amended by making its provisions
apply TO convictions OF members OF me force FOR
neglect OF duty by police trail court and by IN
sorting the following:
When a police trial court shall recommend that
member OF tho force be dismissed. il shall send
with its judgment to the Superintendent or chief
o. Police the evidence taken b. t. and the SUperr
n trl II IT,
the whole proceedings and recommend 10 the Board
of Police tina; the findings Of the court he modified
by the innicting 90 a lesser punishment than the
one recommended ordering a rev rial before a
rev police trial court. or the dismissal OF III"
charges entirely. The superintendent Chief o.
Police shall file his written report with the chic,
clerk Of the department, who shall .mme-
diately .ay II before the Board Of Police
which shall promptly take up and dispose
of tho same. TIE Board OF Police may
affirm the judgment in full modify il ard
innict lesser punishment than the one mposed
by the police trial court. Oric" a neN ira, before
a new police trial court. dismiss The charges
entirely. Defendants ~ al cases before police
trial courts shall De allowed counsel ana may have
counsel before the Board OF Police In It's discretion.
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- ..,.l...,,, .-, ,,t. ,..-,,r-,.r,.r, ~
STEERACE PASSENGERS TO III. iN>i'i" I'D Ky
-. ,..-,,.. rtct4r ,-p Tn g T. 81 STRICT
f'i'' 'i'i' mum
DISCIPLINE To BE OBSERVED.
. >, ~. -. tro,,.,, oe,osr n. the PR,
DIT AVIAN IL bo'N' NV '''"''' '''
early in January after consultation WIN me "dH"-
rs ard AGENTS Of IN. pr,nC pal steamship Compg-
se'S az" '9' ~ " - ...l, ,sg,ri
MES IN 'he ua'SA ''a' -. i
ing the inspection and 'l"aranc" OF phs''iF'' am
.hor ,oeseis a, nigh; conceived the idea Of .rsper'
o'"'' ~ tt,e .....re,l el,c,,tc ucbte
ing Immigrants D: tiI' "'u % P'"t''"' w. ''''
This is to be done 10y having detached cus;'r o.
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A1ArGE ATTENDANCE OF FRIENDS THE ErRlAl
At W0ODLAWN.

A LARGE ATTENDANCE or FRIENDS THE H'h1tL
At W0OpLAWN
The funeral % John Kost'r OF the firm OF Kos
,er g. Bal took place yesterday afternoon al his
home No 43G West Twenty-thirl-st. Tn" house
was crowded with ~" friends of the family. The
service which was IN German, was read by the Rev
DR. Koen,y The palbearcrs were Albert Bal
George Enrot Charles Kaiman. carl iIartuns.
Charles Mesncr AMI Charles Bomeisier. The ON
r.oyes OF Roster & Bal sent a wreath Of roses
Wreaths were also sent By the members or the
Beethoven Society and the Independent New-Nork
c,huAt@on Vcroln n al Of which the dead man b.
longed
Al the branch establishments Of Roster & Bal
were c.osed yesterday until after the funeral IN"
. o'SIorL and thence IL was conveyed TO WoOdawn
Cemetery by special train AZ me cem me- u
was placed IN a receiving vault pending me seler
lion OF n suitable burial plot. Among those pes
ent at the oincral were Frank Ehret, rank say
Alber: Aronson Rudolph AIohSoH JOIN Nopi'' r.
A Ringer and r. G. Scnmiit
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Supreme court-specla Term-Part Adjourned un'''
supreme ;oSrtspecal Term-Par, IIBefore Beach, j.
RalIoad . Case r Spnfheas Davy
No. 25S KoT Ss F Ts,sS Mo Jay be
sent Gda Gm paT y for iH to
cs! u, sss 1.Ss s 5SS sSs
circuit cour-pa adjourned for n, ,tr%: j.
superior court-Equty Term-Before Gi'deFS'se'e .
sapsrior Special Ter%aBsfGGre M'Adam'
s,pcpior Cour;~TrIa rerm~Part IAdjouFned for the
superior TeT%1Ps sIs sefITT so SIS 49,
Superior TermPa.. IUB SaIsndar
an oEsq Y: 10 s'A
Gal'Ra sy e' Ps s 1910 MsrSh Mo a.
ash Russell ,ebens i, IosTphneD sdPP Anhoz
ien m; G lsm% ET|'S At var H'''.' .,
s. 70 s W Of parss
Common Pleas-speciai Term-Before Gieserich' j.
aa1 a1s i5s ne, IEi! s
lass 1855 a7s 1915 1878 49, 1872 0 C'f Adiourn.d
fO om nr PeaGenes rerm-Adourned until Monday
AP gv court-specal Term-Bcfore Newburger Court
o' Sfy a. "on aG Tem-Adjourned sine die
t'i,y court-TriaI Term-Parts I. II. III and N-Ad-
REFEREES APPOINTED.
supreme Court.
By Beekman. J.
Smith w Gn9m3s2 P.:I Isse Dine o'n'y'
Rou,hin Va Hucretel-John J. chapman.
By O B-icn !.
Vave- vs. Janray- William w Ladd.
Andrews. J.
Moran V. Goti-John H. Judge
Superior Cour'.
McAdam. J.
Mccormack Tufs'on- Alfred T. Hall.
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
Supreme Court.
Beekman J.
Eliza Clark ~ Henry ~ Weed. t~o cases-E Farnham
Todd
q Bren J.
Sylvester \. Haver Howard ). Jahrav 81 allow
ard Jaffray. Augustus J. JuiIlard ana James '"
Cannon
Common Pleas.
By Gegerich. J.
Matter OF Aqula Rich Paint and c. Co-NeIson Il.
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yoPRCD ~ BRO1D ia TLIGUT.

roxo,b Macdonald Of 40. 25s West Twenty ninth
st was knocked down and robbed just before noon
yesterday by Thomas Currin, or so ~ "est
Th,r,vnin,b.s, al the corner Of Seventh-ave and
Twcn,v-seven,h.e, Curran took MacDonn.ds gold
watch He WAS arrested after strugg.e by Police
man Waltzfeder OF the West Tnirty-sfVenth-st
station. The watch was found on MS person "hsn
he was arraiencd in Jefferson MarKe' court ne
held
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL no. % ON THE o4A
SLAUGHTER HOUSE PROPERTY.


,,o,r pr,v pooM NEEDED FOR THE PUPIL
THE BUILDING BADLY OFF FOR ii"hi
NAMES OF THE TEACHERS
Another school which does good WORK IN inns 49,
Is Grammar School No -. at No. 3Zf fltth-s'' Inv
main school building was erected IN Io'-' anu
that time II occupied a plot OF ground on the souu
i'd NJ Fifthst IooxIOo feet. Since then fn'
annex has been built in tho rear OF the ouldlns' u
Fourth-st, which is model structure. In 10"
the school trustees of the Seventeenth "ard wer
stephen Therry, William Fischer, Charles hihkes
John Byrnes and Richard V. Harnett. Inc DUN"
ing stands on what is known as the OLD slaughter
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PLANS FOR ANOTHER "SRT-SCRAPER"

Ground has been bought and plans made for the
erection Of another Sky per- dovniown. Inc
property consists Of a number Of Cd buildings on the
southwest corner % Wi!liim-st. AMI Exchange Place
an irregular pot. The area ls about 400 square
feet John T. Williams purch ised he property
from J. @. Wallace for between $4,000 and &9o.co
and will erect six;esn-story Office building to cost
about 10000 II Is known Nos p. y ana ~
William-s and No. IS Exchange Place.
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the Sheriff. denied this. but he objected to gong
into exhaustive consideration of the matter III
mandamus proceedings Judge Giegerich denied ''ie
application. At the same time he stated eXpresSlls
that his decision did not affect the merits OF ~
question at all II was merely question OF T% io
cedure and in a case where there Is serious uis-
pute 10 the facts. ne thought that quo waIian.o
proceedings should be brought. IncidentaIH ~" ~
Judge remarked that the law as 10 the status Vi
veterans in the Civil Service Is exceedingly vague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26
viyy,S RAIL INCREASED TO Sro.oo

Solomon n Mann. who was arrested on a charge
OF being concerned in the death OF Loretta Han
nigan by malpractice. was arragned before Re-
corder Con. in Part III. OF the Court OF General
Sessions yesterday, when his bail was fixed at
$40 no William F. Howe who appeared as his
counse claimed that the womans death was
caused by the peculiar actions OF Coroner Hoeber
Jury.
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,,.ncr c1EGERICH AND VETERANS

A motion for a inanda mus to compe! Sheriff Tam
cen to renstate Richard Dalton and Edward Ken
nedy as keepers AT Ludlow Stree; jail came up be
fore Judge Giegerich yesterday in the Court o.
Common Pleas. Special Term The two men are
veterans OF the Civil War. and J. Gray Boyd. their
counsel asserted that Sheriff Hansen had no legai
right TO discharge them Charles +. MacLeans 'os
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26
TRADE WITH ITALY.
RAPID GROWTH OF COMMERCIAL INTER
COURSE WITH THE UNITED STATES.

INFORMATION FURNISHED BY THE NEWYoRk
Or SOME MERCHANTS ABROAD.
TIE rapid growth o, commercial Intercourse be
tween Italy ami the United States Is Clearly de-
scr.oed in pamphlet about 10 be issued by the
New-York Italian Chamber OF Commerce. an IN
cJrporatei organization composed OF prominent
Italian merchants In this city. The following -
summary OF The pamphlet. which was carefully
PREPARED by Antonio ZGcca. OF yucca a. Co, a di-
rector ~ the Chamber and president Of The Italian
Wholesale Fru.t Dealers Association 40. ~ South
WASHINGTON Squsrr:
Tn. Importation OF italian products into this coun-
Try nas greatly Increased IN the last four or 1--WE
years especially Ci lemons. olive OIL sulphur, tartar
NUS ulaclronl. cheese. essential oils six ami
N .-b',.
''i- value % ne goods imported from Italy during
1874 VS. a. fot.uHs. Merchandise dutlable. Nl.b-J
l..,. .Iutiot. S..JD.oJt. total N@.av2.Voo
Tn. pilncipal art.e!r- OF nearly 20 kinds, I'm
por,eI We're valued respectively IS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-03-26
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.

Washington March 25-The Supreme Court OF the
United states disposed OF eight cases to-day 10y
orinion few Of which preserved any features OF eS
pecial importance or interest The decisions were
az follows go.
No 40 Lewis G. Statler. PLAINTIFF in error. agI:
ne United states In error 70 the DiStTI't a.
for tho Western District % Pennsylvania jung
40 W sidney l. WALES. plaintiff In error. ag,:
Marion dc Kalb smith Controller OF me IieIsu'y
~ the state Of Maryland. In error 10 me our ".
Nuncals OF the state ~ Maryland. D'smlss'i io'
the want of jurisdiction. , ,,t,,tos ir
40 So Wi!i.am II. Cochrane ct al, plalnt"SS III
error act; the United states In error 10 iht n, ~
met Cour, tor the District OF Colorado Juusnnens
reversed and cause remainder VII"
grant n"~ trial - ...,,,r. 90, En-
r.rla r. Sweeney. administrator. etc. fppeI' lioli'
fh. Court of Claiins judgment reFrtSti ana VauSe
r.,r, rdsI with directions 10 dismiss me p''ll'o''
No 100 tn. Sanford Fork and Tool "hlpIhy, ~
81 ,up.ll.ufs agt Howe. Brown * y. uiIh', 90
., al Aup..i from tho circuit court TOT thc '''
,tir, ~ Indiana Decree reversed win cJSls.
10 20 Willie Johnson. alas VINE ONeTtoh,
t,air,in In error. Az. IN" United states IN 'tfo
,h Gir,,,i, corr Tor the Western District OF
Arkansas. Judgment aihrned ..t,, -, orror ogt
VI ,5s lanes II Reagan planth ~ error. "st.
mo tinted states In 10 the - stict ort io'
m. Western District % Texas Judgment tHt me-,
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