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DEAN-on THURSDAY, May after nFerps ra.ss 10. s5ss
Of IN. se Tfouss Dean nsv- OF LancsshIs E1gsn4
The e ard friends Of The family respectfully fsqaaed 10
std b. ~ihou further no'ee IRON N Marks CaaseA
Saurday Afternoon the 7fh insf ~ Il o'clock precisely
DONALDSON On Friday evenink art paina and bnftns IL
Mr. fesnar ron.c.o6 ws q James Dootdsoa
rs1s tTuoow ste residence No p Hassrtst
FDW ARDS On Thurday May Soathod L. l., Of eoasaz
ton Ana am eres 20 ne - yes NJ, - -,
h remsns all y hruEhto Brooklyn GA Sa,ndsy ma -
ftera vii he hed q Lewis badws "a
Faysitesv CumbesDd,. Brooklyn. a 0eoek r. NJ hs
resvss srf friends respectfully invited 10 sffeud.
FLORENTINg-MAy William H. fiOrentne, IN hs ~ year q
hs -.
Ns or Oneida Chapter No A respectfully invited % az
urea Snnday afternoon a. 2oelek the resfsnos
@ n, hrother-a low No. . JahnsoasI. Brooklyn ,..
FRRFN-On Frisy NAV snes few hoan llnes Henrietta.
vorps Henry Eben aeei and fmonths
ne frcrl viii take place Sunday sfcrooon Sta in
occck Isl Ppcet Relatives and iends are invited %
GiIBERT-Ag savannah Ca, Tuesday May James b. Oh
bert NJ. d. astd s. years
duee Wavnet Jersey City The ends Of the aiy are rsse
hlh invited d attend.
MORRISON-May Isabella with OF "tia honisoh, d. ~
Th T ~ husband and Of her hte', James MAR
respectfully invited nd the funeral without aner ue
her residence. Nc. beach, on saturday 'tn es -
OLDRiNG-Ma,s amer short Illness MaTy, wis Of henry'
The relatives ana friends family respectfully invited -
sunday the h instant AZ O'clock from her s
PLATT- % Thn,sssy May short lines sus.n A. vie
oSauel Plaza and daughter Of Peter Neefas IN the d ye1
her age
m residence Of her father insw Isaac Pa No kafs
TaOMAS-At Mount Vernon. Ohio Nay isSs Hon ye~s B.
Thouas jade the United sta's
6sd other prominent positions society n
all which be hsd acquired the respect ard esteem OF Ms Fellow efes
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to Cape Horn distance Of s63i miles was accomplished
in 81 days in % Of those days consecuvey the ship ran
e4s9 mes and one Of these days distinguished by
exraornary run Of $50 miles This IS the greatest sailing
recorded the nearest approach to being that Of the Flying
Cloud which ran in 90 consecutive days average Of s27
miles r d4v while the daily average Of the Sovereign Of
tbe Seas for the same time 2f9 n - miles p miles
dsy more than the Flying Cloud The best days OF
be Ll,ny Cloud was 374 mle There is doubt Of the
above run Of the Sovereign Of the Seas as il appears from
The robts and calculations entered a, large Captain
McKav's journ.l-s speed Of Is miles hour for "a
bours-reater than done before under canvas.
THg CUsrox HoUsF-Tbe recent changes in the Gus
,orHouse ADDITION to those heretofore given, are tho
following. in the Surveyors Department Thomas Wal
lace Porter in place Of Mr. Edmonds resigned salary
s6oO There are but six Clerks in this Department and
Mr. Co.hrsne intends retaining two VINO are Dem
ocrat, and competent Mr. Bronson has appointed
bis son Henry g. Bronson, Deputy Collector in place OF
John S Msxsel-salary, e., 500.
In the Assistant Treasures Office changes have been
made Mr. Bradsh being yet in office there probably will
be none until an appointment is made in the place Of Mr..
Dix.
In the Naval Office r. s. Stewart, Clerk, in place Of
Langley Bruce-ssry, $500 Francis s. Barkelow, Clerk,
in place Of j. ~ Coyne-saary $500; Nathan F. Boes,
Clerk, in place of j. I. MorSe-salary $50. Col Dele
van Naval StOrekeeper, has made five appointments,
among when are james hemurTdy a. lOIcmth vi a VIC
public stores the Navy Yard Brooklyn and Richard d.
Letter.
The L. s. Marshal Mr.. Abrsm 7. Iilyer has appointed
as Officers TO the L. S Circuit Court Officers Luther Hor
ton william Phillips, John Stegner, and Peter Miller. In
the s. District Court Officers Gilbert Weeks, George
Niyen b. T. Ryer, and John Hemes Mr. H. has appointed
his son. Chas A. Hillyer, and Mr.. J. Thompson, his
Deputies Some changes in the Post Office are expected
to take place FORTH with For the benefit of office seekers
ieoio eub
in New York and the salary Of EACH taken from the Blue
De-
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Board oT EDvcATIoS-Ihe regular moathly meeting OF
the Members of this Board held at the City II M
Tlurdsy evening, the President +. Sylvester in the
Chan
Conn unicaton was received and ordered on the min.
utes from the School Board of Finance, transmitting the
AZ ropriatiOns for the ensuing year.
An Application from bliss Gardiner 70 be appointed a
teaC her, n ferred To the Committee on QuticIOI
The same Committee reported in favor of granting ceri-
cstes 10 Misses Margaret Baap, Ellen j Atkinson Ann
Hmm and Maria Dean. The report was accepted and
adopted.
method Of conducting school examinations The matter
was finally laid over Several bills presented and re-
erred number Ofotners reported on, and warrants
ordered.
TIE Annual Report Of the Third Ward Trustees was or
dered to be presented the Committee Reports,
as complete.
The hour of meeting through the season, was
f1ed az instead OF "A O'clock As heretofore.
Friday the Goth ofJuy, fixed for the su nme- va
cation 20 commence, 10 continue four weeks.
The report Of the First Ward Trustees received and
referred TO the Committee the Annual Census. The
Board then adjourned.
CoILIsIoS.-Y esterday morning about 81 o'clock soon
after the ferry boat Onaaska left the Peck Slip foot OF
South Seventh loaded with passengers she run into
by schooner under full sail and much damaged by
the bowsprit OF the schooner carrying away )rton Of
the gentlemens cabin We told by persons who Oh
served the occurrence, that could have been easily
avoided by either of the pilots yet through the stubborn
ness Of these men, the lives of many persons put
jeopardy.
AocIDESr-About III O'clock on Thursday night a
gentleman residing in New York. in jumping upon the
Peck Slip Ferry boat when leaving the slip pre-
and had his face badly and bruised by the of the
!sn
RoBBERT-On Thursday afternoon the house Of Mich .el
Manner corner of North Fifth and Seventh St. was entered
by some person, during his wfes absence and sI 80
we're taken from bureau drawer.
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------ -. .o-so,s Of equal merit but who
can ros members of the Cen,a,5 S Of Design a.
were nys 80 IL is5i the NsoD. ArsoeaJ 80 90
@ hen ibformed by one OF s evirg the in ,ttntoa
Of po'o,'ty, ~ ~ have dsTenfon OF pictures am
Eosu Cozzens frarpg n nor ~ ~ a. IN, M
ar ana interfere with 'hs he Coni,tes after ward 90
Chased Wild Sh ,r 81 at which VI frePloasy Ds5a
faneo NJ" ~ ,bs At Uuion 0housn oIsrea t.srs y
declseo y r lsck Of merit A. no Con h-t-e as5sA
on account ., 80 10 purchase them. z Was there
when i Wy ed respects the pnce paa 70 paFusuiH
sny PsI"'A think there WAS dccidealy' V 30
- whst that paT91aly oo,,, =, the P,e''j.n.
- Ac,-ens and other managers, or nose VINO Wonli
L or denouDce the proceeding az also ms N'ni
-. er acting with Psniaiiy ana ,Ps4k ol' pr'ty I'a1
nH generally have better luck tHaa the other art
,xeTe mid and modest; have known as many as
,E fourteen pictures purchased from one artist residing
sIonl on Al The time and Who understood At ihe ths
-. the Committee, had not oeen nAfureIed cu1sh' u
aytist acc. riding 10 the Charter Of the Institution
= r. exclusion Of nertor American artists; nave
wn inri,oOus artist TO receive less than me Vay u
h. production merely because mat ne was pool &c.
.ase he was compelled h receive it, and that WAS ag
80 administration Of Mr. COzzens; make
distinction between General Whetmore and mr. Eo.1es'
and they are both present. General "he'iu u
rss alvays liberal 10 the artists have known snosr'
n the Committee 70 purchase works Of art on drafts on
time and share the Al the rate OF ana per cga pr
month O. Was there any thing that guiaea inc a'e u
compelled them 10 90 those particular persons u ~ ~
rsAs cashed Yes there was they could not sen their
;pres unless thew took the drafts At long date, and
bev were directed where 90 get them cisned well
Col Warner DID this and give plenty OF oher names
n Won want them and viii give the names whether you
s,t m eu oruot Mr. Tt want the widest scope 70 be
even 10 The witness Chairman think We have thrown
he lao over heads enough q In the repfrs that were
made M the members and the public by tAe COMMITTEE
b was there any statement Of the price paid for
zach ujcture obtained for distribution A. No Sir not to
ov knowledge nor did believe there q There y
IN the catalogue for works Of art Dec 20 Si32O 1913
there ANYTHING 10 explain that A. No. Sir my know
knowledge.
The Committee here adjourned to Monday morning at
AZ 10 o'clock IN Of the absence OF Mr. Champ
lain who has been called to his home by tsegraphc dis
patch.
~ Her E1cellency the Countess Of Elgn, the lady of
f6e Governor General Of the CaDadas SAFELY delivered
Of son on the morning Of the 27th ut Her Ladyshp and
Inc young Bruce both doing well
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PRIDAy. NAV g-P. M.

FRIDAY, May 6-P NJ.
The Stock market active today but prices were
sustained The variations however ara not important.
excepting the Coal shares aud fancy Railroads which
lost some Of the advance of yesterday Cumberland closed
AZ 81 a decline of II y cent Phenx - decline Of
cent Parker Coal 81 declneofl cent &c Morris sold
TO fair extent but ympa hsed with the downward tendency
Of the market Nicaragua steady at 49, The fancy
Railroads were lower Erie !, Hudson River "a cent.
stonington !, &c. Harlem firm Canton was ia
demand and improved cent. Cary was steady IA.
In nremium stocks there less dmness sale of 200
bsres consolidated Railroad Stock ma ie at 100 In
Railroad Bonds there moderate bu ness but prices
ava easy After the Second Board the feeling was much
hotter and 500 WAS bid for Eric.
The Exchange market is quiet bat stssdy a.sG9lv
cent for good and first class Sterling. Fmnc3 5l5PsJi
The supply OF bills is mode ate.
Freehis dull ut previous rates To Liverpool 1000
bales Cotton, 932d 5000 bushels Grain Gi; Flour rs
I'D 10 London and Tiavre, the market Is quiet To Ham
burg 900 bags Coffee lc 1000 bbs Resin 20. 3D.; 500
boxes Sugar 25s 800 bales Cotton, 9lGc.; so tuns
Measurement. 2oa2js. From Quebec TO Liverpool Ded
eigbt was made at I5s, To California and Australia
the market il quiet at previous rates
The receipts at the SubTreasury are s9io70 Payments
so4.s6 Balance s7,O6l ,e6s.
The Imports of Dry Goods for the week are Compare
tiyely small but l IN advance Of lst year The figures
are:
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on The matter came ND this forenoon before the Gene
raj Term John Cochran appearing for the appoints ana
Mr. Blunt and District Attorney for the people ine
cpa point urged by Mr. Cochran in favor 81 the appeal
that certain testimony offered that other As
Tinmany Hall that night to support the persons Tue uSu
eral Committee who we're favorable to their views ana 'D
defendants only acted in sefceienseaud that las ts't
mcny not admitted on the trid Ca the 0tler saa "
urged that whatever unlawful others did mat va
fr unla wfu the part OF these cesn1sns
After the conclusion OF the argument OF Mr Cochf a.
stated % the District Attorney there was N nsceS
OF bis making any reply, and rendered the following dve
ion
Conviction affirmed and proceedings RENTED to the
Court ii Sessions with directions to proceed sud pro
nouBce judgment
ADMISSIONS TO BAR.
The following gentlemen, after examination Thurs
DAY. were admitted % precise Attorneys ami Counsel
ors aiaw in this State Horace Barnard Ed ward Bgs
low Joseph O. Brown. Wellington {. Burnett James L.
Carer. Franklin Chamberlain, member Of the Bar OF
Ma sschusetts,i John Henry Colgate, William Dixey,
Richard f. Fellows Jesse D. Fonda Lucen Gale member
of the Bar If Massachusetts, David b. Greene, VIM p
Hset Philip C. JAY. Jr, Thomas Hitchcock Francis How
land John ". Kechs am George B. Pen'z samuel Rlker
& u Sargent f. kelog Sherwood, Andrew Stewart and
Frederick H. Winton.
SPECIAL TERN-DEcISIoSs
James Mason sg- Isaac Jones and Others
Motion 20 dissolve injunction granted.
In the matter Of 81 james Church-leave given 10 sell
the real estate mentioned bat before fn order the opp0
nents Of the application TO have opportunity 70 express
their opinien on a special call of the body
In the matter OF Pears Church-eaEe to sell real es-
tate granted
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS.

SxorHERED ~ THE MERCER County JAn.-A vagrant
named Patrick Bren smothered 20 death in his cell
in the Mercer County prison the morning Of the Cd
inst by the burning Of his bed clothing la the morning
smoke was seen issuing from his CELL and be fOund
corner dead having been suocated by the smoke II was
impossible 10 tell whether the bed set fire by acct
dent design Matches were found in his pockets.
LARGE 0TsTER-An oyster weighing pounds II ounces
has been found at Great Sound, Cape May
EscAPE FROM STATE PRIsoS.-Ihe JreHtOs gazette
says that convict named Isaac Fallan, from Hudson
County escaped from the State Prison At Trenton,
Wednesday morning At he had reached SandtOwn.
farmer seeing that he convict invited him 70 take
dnrer which over the convict secured by the farmer
and after struggle bound and returnedto the prison
FA1AL AccIDESr-A lsborer named Owen Resrdon
killed At Bergen Hill Thursday afternoon, by the falling
Of embznk nent OF earth upon him The Coroner held
an inyestigatOn-verdict accordingly. He came from
Ireland about months ago He lef three children there
FIARFUL FALL-A lad named Patterson, while playing
on Bergen Hill. on Thursday, pushed on from the
big u and fell 90 feet He conveyed home lnsensble
wit both legs broken.
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MARRIED.

ELDER-CRAIGE-In Philadelphia May s. By Rev Mr. cIsys
W. Elder A. d, Of Hoboken J, Helen H. cEse Of he
GEifFIs-eRIswoLD- Hartford, csan Thar-asy
Des s. dsnEhter Of Waeham Gnswo Esu Of be former place
GARDsEh-sELDES-Atw Washington b. c. April 30, Captain
MAJOR Guy segden-
Aoss-RuTTER-On Thursday May by Rev Peter chsuncey
Pastor Of 81 James Church. Mr. John H
~, ds1Shtcr 81 the sts yoha Rstter, ~ u this
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RELIGIOUS ANNIVERSARIES, MAY. 1888.

SUNDAY Maya.
BsssoorS RsoFSsS Dutch Church
.s 'G .S sS s Sao. y @r. a. + 4iso Union
American and seregn chusn Unpa sermon By Jo91 Zen
Enc S r Ss%S Men S%S. S Rev JSSS H9S
An Soc for keoStns tbs 0ondinon Of tbs Jews seraon by
Rev Nsthsnel West Of Pittsburgh Pa In the Reformed Dutch
~ aud Religious Services see Religious
Notices" on first page.
~ The weather yesterday cold, with rain all day
and evening
FArHER GAvAzzis LECTURE - Father Gavazzi delivered
the seventh lecture of his second in Metropolitan
Hall last evening before large audience his subject being
The hquistoa al Rome "a 1912 together with OBJ
servstons the secret trial and unjust sentence the
Msda He also severely criticised Archbishop Hughes's
letter published in The Tunes, relative to the Madia
meeting in Metropolitan lIsll
~ Haydook the Woocsawyer of Hudson will lecture
tomorrow Sunday the subject of Temperance as fol
lows; 10 O'Clock. A. NJ at Burlng slip; Il, p NJ, Grand
st., Ferry O'clock r. NJ, at the corner East Broad way
and GrAnd.st
80 The Temperance discussion did not come on yester
day before the Common Council Committee We did not
learn the reason for pOstpOnement.
WORLDS FAIR-The Crystal Palace viii be so near com
plehon on the 10th inst that articles for exhibition in the
American Department will be received on and after that
date This does not include machinery agricultural i'm
plements paintings which 10 occupy an additional
building erecting between the main building and
reservoir.
The central consolidated lines Of New. York Railroads
vii transport goods intended for the Exhibition free of
charge
The Norwegian brig Vesta from Norway arrived yester
any morning with three boxes Of iron for the Exhibition at
he Crystal Palace
MR. hALf IhE ARTlsr.-Among the passepgers who
so out in the Humboldt to day is Mr. Healv ,bs dssn
guished artist Mr. Heaiy has been in this Civ for few
weeks past and has been staying with his friend C,l
Itorne, in Sixteenthst He returns TO Eurona Nth M
view Of remaining there years and prosecuting HE
profession in which be has already won for hm.ss ,h
highest reputation.
Gas FOR THE CIrY-The Investigation on the spb;a,,
Of Gas for the City continued yesterday afternoon in
The Library City Hall, before the Gas Countsee-Ald
francis and Wood present The Manhattan Gas Company
AID the NewYork Mutual Gaslght Savings Company
we're represented heretofore in the investigation The
session yesterday afternoon was occupied in the cross
summation Of Dr. Elliott Chemist by the representatives
tes Gaslight Savings Company The evidence was
n'y Of sscenfc nature relative to the manufacture of
Ate O'Clock the Committee adjourned to NEE, on the
I'm INST. at o'clock Pm
seeALED SAILNG-SHoRr PAsSA6E-The clipper
- sovereign Of the Seas arrived this port yesterday in
s~E nom Honolulu, Sandwich Islands-it usually re.
us nof OF Eve months from these Islands Besides
80. -. "1 ne vso psrticrs Of the time show
''' 1AS'sAS'sps Ihs run from Hono.ula
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SPECIAL TERN-DEcIsIoss.
James Mason at. Lease Jones ana o.hers
SUPERIOR ooURr-Befors Judge cAur,rIl.


To recover damages for alleged assault and battery The
parties Germans Mr. IL. keeps a pablo house, with
ball room &c in Hester ST, aud Mr ) l. musician who
attached TO bano in the employment Of Mr.. H. IL Is
charged that the of ball aud supper az the
house the night of 2s September last defendant made
assault upon plaintiff Knocked him down. broke pair
Of gold spectaoles he had &c In defense said nat
plaintiff the night question: became affected by drink
and made noise and riot and that defendant ordered nn
go his duty which not being attended To- defendant
put him out of the room. &c. Verdict for plaintiff $40.
Before Judge OAXLEY.
Daniel Pierson ss. VIM A. Ransom and Jas H. Gesnsr
To $780, the alleged agreed price for smOnunlent
to b, placed the grave of Samuel COman aud winch
placed. The suit was defended by Mr. r. ME- q.
having been served with process who denies being
responsible but that the agreement with Mr. Gesner
alone This was denied Verdict for plaintiff, SOP %,
heing nrlncipal and interest
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NEW SPR1ve AND SUMNER GooDs-There are many
objects srtou IN the CIV a. Of
tho Is-s Hal No 81 G-t1dst T1s Ereit D.
rofry q Fsion Store % rs2y taste n me
r h Crtre ShsEA Ska Chaes BETnse 8asEe De
Lsres fs Pm It'd Jaors Lawns and other Dress 6s Thee
Inducements
the flr this ber peculr flts fr
roftrs ell sois vii enshe them % se a. least .
pr fhose Wto psv TIE J0b5ers prices
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

~ tFME COURT-GExEzAL TERx-Before Judges RDNosDs,
EDWARDS and MITCHELL
or 5. OTHERS
Patrick Matthew'S Thomas Wallace and Isaac A1srn1
parties found guilty at the Court OF Sessions OF
nc ind assault upon Augustus Sche at iammany Hall, IN
Dsa last They then brought before Judge Morris
bill of exceptions, who decided that IN his opinion
tssre so much doubt upon the questions, portion
thereof raised by the bill Of exceptions As to render ex
pedisnt to take the Judgment Of the Superior Court thre
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sa,cs Of stock. nj PhIIade,ph,n.

Firs Bonds Harrisburg r. R. 81 800 Morris Canal. 81 600
do S3 10 Penn. Z 5e.' 100 Gard b, IA lD Read 4 -
ia 30 spsa Canal iSi 5000 schn,Iki Nav !. az siI
100 Ions ud a Is Munche n r., 7 5000 Read g. 40 si
. NouSo,sn r. r.. 81 81 ~ Am Coal. u.
ss.Hd Boa'e-S 500 G Ame g. rs 81 5000 DO mt JUS
$4,000 Aessry City g. 20 Phil F1chanse 6l 10 County
Co, 80 ~ 59 Penn ~ tos "a $500 Wilmington r. r. "a 9sl
s5OO Reed Mt Is, Is, o. SCO Lehigh 6s, 20, g3I.
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CITY ITEMS.
gNrERTAINMENrs Sc Dry AYD EgENLyG.

AGAINST PRorEsTAaTM val be the subject Of FArHEs Ga
Waits This the last lecture hs
MACBETH will be repeated ~ the Broadgay IN night
HUSBAND, ami Tho Capture Of Captain Cut
!. Buron'a-Buiton - Don Crs 4" and Cutie"
Tn sotpTR DAUGHTER by Blake. nus Keene Lester Sc. Also
"Asmodoue o the Lilte Devils Slno"
MASAc LovES Turnpike Gate John Jonss" Duchau
mrtu" the 81. Charles
THE Willow CoPsE this afternoon At Bamuns This evening
~frhe IllustriOus Stranger" ard Mischief Making"
HPoDROsE afternoon performance AZ y O'clock and
IN evening a. DooB half hour the
commencement OF the peIformsnces Tournament Chariot
Ostrich Baaocing Posturng Wonderful
HDrse training &c. 90 eacn Performance
A. TE CIRcus Equeaushp Acobnc performances Gymnas
hce Feats ~ Horsemsnshnp, &c
A. rLLER Tricks RPpins Exposure and other Performances Of
Magic
NEGRo MSsrELsY DELsEAToNs BuRLEseUrs, &c, usual at
Woods Miustres. 44I Broadway. A new programme.
Tn LaNDBanyar great GeorAma exhibited this evening
No 500 Broadway
MoET BLASoM O~ens Picturesque Ascent of this famous Noun
tain 10 repeated Ought, AZ No. hS9 Broadway.
1uy FAfuFR OF -Sanods Panorama Of the Mississippi
River this evening At Metropolitan Hall
fcypTIAN ANTIQUITIES The Egyptian Museum Open day aud
night az No Csc Broadway.
Studio Cuoso Of Mechanism nc, open day
and evening AZ No 60 Broadway
Scrhe National Academy Of aud
evening a No 663 Broadway
PkfTINGS &C. The Washington Exhibition OF Art DAY
nd evening At No. 497 Broadway.
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wILLISG-cADAUs-on Wednesday. Nay q At the s..sss-
Church BroOkigB Rev Leni0n. r. e. Willax
Frsnco 20 Miss julia NJ Second daughter r Csias
n II
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THE RETAIL Rum TRADE.
Progress Of Rum Licenses-Names Of Second Ward
Applicants.

The Second Ward Excise Observation-Disclosures
Haley and Assistant Alderman Taitcomnenced business
yesterday Capt Leonard Of that Police District was also
present having eye upon some of the applicants The
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No 81 Jehz frsr Mas He a'ornent Eash and
Frrreh Dunshle Boz Legb FRI Lsee< 1e sc wei
worth examination.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

u Tempe ance Discour- Ei he pre- 'ched to NOR
ng. in tie Cong &c tonal Churc'. corner Of
Court and Presdeniss South OOklyn. b. ths Pastor
YIN II Mrrsh
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CIRCUIT ooURT-BefOre Judse ROOSEVELT.


On note given for land tachicOla already referred
to- The only question for the jury decide whether
the transaction had been usurOus not The Court held
that where the legal interest of note c0normabe 20
the laws of where the contract made the note
would not be void although higher interest than
ours Verdict for plaintiff subject to the opinion Of the
Court as TO title. &c, Sl.2l027
Thomas j. Boyd and Stephen Psnl ast 5. 7. Townsend
An alleged breach of warranee. Plaintiffs sllege thatin
ls49 they purchased Of DR. I. 500 dozen "TOSnsends
Sarsapara So per Dozen being agreed that defend
would not sell to country customers for less than g.
City customers for less than So dozen but that he snbse
queny sold for very much less than this also that the
toe purchase recommended as first rate article and
would not become unstable deprecated in quality. but
that since the purchase has become unstable and det
riorated in quality The action is for damages amount laid
at $1,000
In defense is said that plaintiff may have bought it of
defendants firm, Albany of person since dece ised but
denies that he sold plaintiffs any sarsapara nads
any stpulaons such alleged in his own inividuv ght
81 To be continued