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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-01
Meeting Of the Special COMMITTEE o" NC"
Court.Houac.

The Special Committee G. the boaru Vi gu
nerisors. consisting OF Supervisors Fox, Blunt Hayes
and Beakey appointed TO investigate charges OF fraud
in the construction Of the New Court House, met yes
terday in the Chamber of the Board at soclock T. m
Present-Supervisors Fox. Blunt, and Hayes. NJ
Reeves f. Selmes was appointed CLERK.
MrFox Chairman of the Committed 10 the Sergeant
at Arms-Dld you notify Mr.. Fly personally oI INC
meeting OF the Committee -; 81
The SREGEANT.AT ARMS-The notice leit AZ Ills VI
fec ana notified MIN personally this morning.
Supervisor BLUST-Did you give the notice INTO INF
own hands -.
The SFkGEAvT.,r.ARNs-- 81 saw him afterward; left
The Chairman, Mr.. Tox-Did he say he would be
herei -, - 49,.
The srRGEAS1-ArAMs-He did not make any re-
Supervisor HAyIs-Nobody opposing, move that
the Committee adjourn til Friday, O'CLOCK p III. 49,
! The CHAIENAN-I think we had better wait niue
longer The Clerk will send notice 10 MI Ely 'n"'
The Clerk then prepared note Of which the follow ing
is a copy, and it was taken TO Mr. Eys once oy 'hc
INV \ DIRK, February 20 1910
DEAR SRI am directed by the Special Committee
appointed TO invesrate the charges OF irdud IN tTc
OF the New County Court House TO Doty
Won that the said Committee are now IN session "a
norum thereof being presently and ready to proceed
with the investigation. Respectfully: o.,...
JOHN Fox. Chairman OF the COMMITTEE.
REEVES T.. SELMEs, Clerk 70 the Committee
On the return of the Sergeant-at Arms
Supervisor BLUNDs1he messenger has returned, and
Mr. Ely does s6pear before the Committee to sns;
tam the charges Z for one am DESTROYS TO 20 on ana
examine this matter and TO ex anime II thoroughly ana
if Mr. Ely does not APPEAR think 1t proper Tor the
Committee TO 20 on and investigate.
The CHAHEAS-rhe investigation will 20 continued,
Notwithstanding Mr.. Ely's D-appearance.
Supervisor BLUNr-Is it proposed to 20 on and ex-
anime,
The CHAIRNAN-We have nothing to examine there
are no charges.
The Committee then adjourned to Friday, March >,
at o'clock p. m.
Mr. Ey states that the Sergeant Aims oil the
Board called him yesterday with noie requesting
his attendance before the Committee. lie replied that
he would communicate with the Committee IN a few
minutes and would send list Of intcrrogatorles 90 be
addressed to the Superintendent ard Chairman OF the
Building Committee. Mr. Ely says that he sent these
in i've minutes from that time, but the COMMITTEE had
adjourned until Friday.
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The New Court-lEouse-Where arc Tia
Commiasioncrs' Books r-MandGm". &
the BOARD Of Supervisors.

In the Supreme Court, Chambers yes.erG0y,
in the case of The People ex rel Joseph F. Day -.
The Board of Supervisors OF New-YoTk County the
reator set up the Of the Legislature directing tie
Mayor 70 nominate, and the Supervisors 10 confirm,
three Commissioners take charge OF the builine OF
the New Cont. House the appointment Cf Wilson u.
Hunt j. b. Corlies and James SalIaon as Commission.
ers that they as such Commissioners up TO the year
| 1863 expended large suns Of money and Rept
books of account which they retained IN
their possession up TO leo3, when they were
given up TO the Supervisors That ON the death o.
| Commissioner salmon the Mayor nominated Timothy
q. Churchill in his place whom the Supervisors refused
10 confirm and THAI tbeIeupoD, the supervisors tos
on themselves the construction OF the Court Hons, ap
pointing four OF their members, stewart Shook Briggs
and Roche, a Committee 10 prosecute i. ~ was ap
proved by the Legislature IN the same year. That tue
Supervisors lave since gone on with the building Keep
ing books OF and records through their Com
mittee. That the Revised Statutes require az BOOKS
&C.. Of the Board Of Supervisors 10 be deposited with
their clerks and be open for inspection Deponent de-
sres 20 inspect the books &C. which relate TO TIE con
stracon OF the New Court House but that such bonEs
have not been deposited with the Clerk and are In The
private keeping Of the Board and the relator is not a.
lowed to examine them.
On affidavit of the above facts Judge barnard d.
rectcd that maDdaups issue IN the alternative 10
the Board Of Supervisors, directing them 10 depost
with their CLERK such books that they may be open
for examination that the Board Of supervisors -hoT
cause to the contrary on Monday next.
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Real Estate Saies.

The following sales of real estate took place
yesterday;
By A. r. BLEEcKER. Sov & Co.-Broorne SIT House
ana lot Ne .sj southeast corner I1aDe'hGt., 2llO
and lOy4g withdrawn.
Fast Seventeenth st.-House and 10y north side No.
20 25x3 block - 200; house and lot north side No.
%, 2jxl block $4,000
East Thirty -egAthst-b Ouse aud LOT sOuh side 20.
a.. 20X9s9, $1,000
Si1th-aye.-House and lot lsxt 20 nor,hVest come
EOTiyninth-gt, 2JxeO. sl4 90
ChlstoPlerst-EoGSe and lot south SIDE No. IL,
fl255. "a sc.
Ecyentb-stl lot south side g feet west II Avenae
q, ok block $3.50; lot sOlsh side adjoining 2Jx
blccS $3.50 LOT south side adjoining 2jX! block
$1,000
Ten.naye.-i lof northwest cor.er Forty.solrth.s..
25Ll00 e3.ss5 lot sdjonlng 25xlC0 - go; LOT ad
joirc, -jylJO, s.sj1
Forty.fair,h.si.--l lo nor1h side adjoining Turtle
Boy Brewery, 2jx. block, $50; lot adjoining. 25.x
bloc. $50.
Fo.ty lfhs,-l LOT south SIDE, adjoining in rear o.
foriy.ioRrh St. Cox! block, 81, 80 J lot a1joinEg
25xi block, sl.4j0.
EighthSYe.-i lot southeast corner Of Onehundred'
aLGtveuts tnird-1; 2jxOl $1,000; iot east SIDE ad.
dining, 2xit0 ~ 40; iOt adjoining 2alOO 81 S!j;
at adjoining, S,xlOO, 81 e25.
one-bnndrcl and tvcnty.third.st- iot touth side,
100 feet east OF EiGhtbave. 25xi block, $50; ot al
joining 25xl block $780, lot adjoining, Raj block,
$50 J lot adjoining. 2Jx! block, $50.
Bi huLLfk, NuKNsA Co.-BeDDgiDg 20 nc e~'ate OF
Nm. a. Crosby, DECREASED one lot. corner Cherry and
JefersOnsts.. 2JN1s.6 feet 81 1905 LOT, adJooing
Cherry eId Jefferson sts 20xs3 feet g. J23; Two St
adJoinIng, on Cherry Jeffersonsts, 2OXe3 g. on
each; one lot Of Jeerson st and place
23x7IG eo s5 l7J; one lot adjoining on Jefferson
and Rltgers-plaec, 20x12 feet s. 80; lot
adjoining o. Jciers0nst. and Eutgers. place 20Xii2
feet sa.i;1j one lot adjoining on Jefegson.s. and
Entgersp'Fe @S1'2 feet 5000; one lot, adioipjDg
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The Breusing VIII Casc--Law OF Husband
and WIFE.

In the Supreme Court Circuit, before Justice
Foster. yesterday, the case OF Regina Kaufman ogt.
Charles BFens.ns ct al, was continued. This case
which has been three days on trial was summed up
by counsel and given to tho jury Tie case as before
reported arose out Of will which was offered for p.o
bate leaving 10 Regina Kaufman the defendants wife
or mistress all the property ne died possessed Of the
will was contested by bis personal representatives the
ground that IL forgery. being unlike ms hand.
writing, and containing which no vel educated
MIN would maze. In Tebutt9l the plaintiff gave eva.
dence TO show u very eiectioBate relations between
hc deceased AID pantif that he regarded and treated
her ~ his wife taat he showed great Anxiety about her
duri1g her absence from Europe down to the Inst
mQIentf her life. aud that he stated 10 others that b"
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TEE ILLUSTRATED PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL
March Contains Cornelius Vanderbilt the Hon Ezra
Cornell, Prof. Napes Freieras Brcne, Lsve,er Las Cases,
Sir John Frsnkin Capt. Cooa, tie Revs John Wesley and
Jonathan EdwarasIaert and esnVs-EzTsordiuary Pre-
osts-0rsn Of CoaVerieies Of sbeer-Iron,
Uses-Pr,,ins bad Face-Trbaation Trepd, and Mr.
HopeflThe JeLoge AID Lovers, tho Philosophy &c En-
gagenents Excellent NUMBER only % cents or 80 year
Address FOWLER WILLS No. Se Broadway Nev.Yo-k.
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1iarkcts-CAREyULLrk EPoRTrD rpR THE y; y IHIB! sE
WEDNESDAY Feb ~ IstG.


| ASHES-Thcre has been a moderate demand for BOT
kinds and with limited arrivals prices ale hrm Mt -
| - for Pots and Sill J00sl2 for Pearls
BEESWAX has been only in moderate demand, Orl
prices are steady at a. a l7c for yellow Western and
Southern.
COrToN-The demand has been moderate and
prices are still IN the buyers favor. closing al about
! 43l 0Iiic. for Middugs; sales ~ ,.D) bales.
| COFFEE-Rio is dull and for all except the very
best grades prices rather heavy buyers g'hcsdiy
ere holding Off awaiting the arrival Of the RIO steamer
now somcW hat overdne other kinds are glet' ana Va
| have only % note 40 bags Java at 2-c., gold.
! COAL-The demand Tor domestic has been moderate.
and with LARGE arrivals and mild weather. prices ae
easier and un.ettied sales from yard at = asl ol'
cargoes cannot be sold without submitting 70 larg
! abatement Foreign has been In steady demand
Crate Goals are firm, but House ale dull aud heavy
By order of the Delaware. Lacsawanna and Western
| x .ilroad COMPANY. 10000 tuns OF Scranton Goa
were sold ~ ancion to-day, under the su'
! 70 riutendence of Mr.. Simeon Diaper. auctiontci
The sale was very wei attended but the prices realized
show decided falling of nom those Obtained az tue
January sale Of the quality Of coal. Annexed a.
the particulars: 0J tuus thrstnut At -. 80 g@s
$500 tuns Stove at $ tO0ss ~; 1000 tuns Ese
| AZ sc 60. as6 20; 1900 Crate at 50 ~
| $50 A.; 1900 t1ns Steamboat al g. i0a
| &c 20; 800 tuns Lump AZ 50 2J0Sh ~.
The following the sales ana prices Of January sale
so TINS Chestnut NJ - III - 81 i tups Stove al
50 50 as9 60 800 tuns Egg al = JOd sos JoVV nr
Crate Il So '5as9 l2' 80 tuns Steamboat at -
/ 4, O0O TINS Lump at Ss0ss J'.
! COPPER-American Ing0t Is drll and lower sales
ut 35j G3olc for Lake and BALTIC New NhcitJlns ana
yellow Metal are steady at j2.c, and sc. for the
! former aud 40c. for the latter.
| CANDLES have undergone no essential change "
prices; the demand has been moderate; We quote al
y! a2ic. for Adamanine; 40c. for SPERM aud Ic oi
! Patent
| DRUGS AND DyES-TbeTe = a moderate inquiry
from the trade, but pr.cos are without change. We
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On ye,srson.,t and Rutscrs.place, 20xl03.9 feet
"a ,0o i've lots with the mansion thereon
situate in Rutgers place. each 2oxlo3 for 500 o,
4 iot adjoining on Rutgersplace 20xlCs for ao /,
iot adoinine OH Rntgers.place. 20xl02, for slVDi
Lola adjoining on Rutgers-p place, 2OxlO2 for s@4%'
lois adjoining on Rugerspace, 20X72, for 81 ~ ~
10, adjoining Rutgers place. 20xl for $500 81 20
corner Rutgers place and Clinton St. 2'xll Tor "a go
lots adjoining on Chnton-st, each 9'xsJ tt - yoo
lot corner Clinton ard Cherry -sts 2Jxni' gI "a a.
lots adjoining on Cherryst' each Dh'. 90. ~, 5o,
each lots adjoining on Cherry-s each ~ ,o5 1
ss ooo each 3l9ts adjoining on Cherry ST. eacn 2OXlo
for 200 each: lots adjoining on Chefrys,, esti
5OxIoa for Al 500 each lots adjoining on Cherr!s'
each 20x73, for So 600 each
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SklNS-Doer are dali and nominal. Goat have been
active sales ~ The week embrace 80 bales Vera
Cruz 20 bales Iampco. agl 10000 % Ca,e all on pri.
yate terms. We quote; Tamfco -. a5i &C. MataIno-
-os -. WJjc Nora Cru 80 55c Buenos Ayrcs
ii047c. r'yia, i2iai5c,; Cngacoa, i5O5Oc.; Cape,
>, q i0c. gold > NJ.
SALT Jntiirc' qG!e; bul prices generally are firm.
We quote Ground ai - 70Gsl 20. ard line Mt
sJasJG0 The later raj, for Asbtors ami Turks L..
land at i5r.
SfEARiN--Tle market II better but not quite so
active sales OF 10000 n at lGa l6io for No. . and 10
0!SIc. for good 10 Prime.
IOBAtCO-The Business IN Kentucky Leaf has been
only moderate since orr sst but the market remains
steady. We quote IN com follows: Light Leaf AZ
fidvc. for Lug q. ale. for COMMON Leaf; 09c.
Tor Medium; - all t.. for Good; l2diIc. .or Fine:
and ijd l,c. for Selections. Heavy Western and
Clnrssvile, at - 7le. for Lugs; sale. for Common
Leaf l20l4c. for Medium; II y Ice for Good; l6i
a Ice. for Fine and ,i a 2,c. .or Selections. Seed
Leaf is NEGLECTED and the market il very dull We
quote follows: Connecticut and Masssc husetts
Filters. Ease; do. wrappery lots Matte. do. fine
wrappers. O36Jc.; New.York Filters. JdGc.: do.
wrarrery lots. l2f@lsc.; Penn and Ohio Filters
~ jie.; ana do wrappciy. lots. I0a I5c Mansfac
tnrei IL fairly active aud steady.
TiN-Pig rsnsins d1i snh nres lave = downward
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fEATIlEKS-PrimeW Western arc quoted at G0c.
GRAIN-0ur Wheat market was very dull and lie.
pressed up TO Monday last; fincc then better feeling
prevailed and the business was larger owing favora
bic news from Europe our stock Is reduced but ID
siill largely in excess Of our home wants; this is
especially true OF ordinary qualities, tlesc are neg
iccted. To-day "Wednesday the market Is more
active, ana prices are one TO two cents better;
the demand is chiefly for milling; the sales
are 7,OOO BUSH No Chicago Spring nj 81 G7I deliv-
cred 1000 bush. Amber Milwaukee at 81 10 and 1900
do at 81 H. Farley is irDi bat iuieii small sales Of
state at 90c In store. Barley Malt is irn bat the
business is limited; Common State sold at Al %.
Oats have been in good demand for the trade
and for export, but the hrnness Of holders
end scarcity of freight have prevented many rom
syecins their orders. We notice further shDmsnfs
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horisol his property to her. sThe cr.e was summed

Rad devised his property to her sine cr'e
up Yesterday.
The Judge in charging the jury told them that the
chief question IN this was whether tho decedenI
had executed the will with the proper i9rmahues
Whatever the probabilities, If they believed the VIC
ses 20 the Will this had been done. But ~ oearIns
ou their credibllty the jury might illne Iilo 'so
probabilities ard the relations between them Evgn ~
bigamv o marriage made before any person oil which
be rave a certificate, though such person were NOT
mag strate minister, WAS sufficient evidence oi te
arrace. II two persons agreed o2etheT pr'aley ~
become husband and wife and that agreement was 0i-
lowed NV consolidation and the holding iofth 20 iIe
World Of the parties BY each other rs husband hn VIZ
that was marriage for all purposes except ID rlas ,ol
hramy ana GRIM con. II they thought 1t necessary
10 determine that fact they must follow these rue.
lint for the purposes Of this case 1t was not Necessary
10 determine whether she were his wife or NOT inh
has II right dispose Of his properly as ne ppas
- AGAINST all the word but his creditors. II II .as
his y H. the jury court had no business N.n '". u
nreiniices az linst such relations. Her position To-
'vnrd The defendant II had been shown Nv some WI
,esu 90 was that OF aectlOnate intimacy; other WIZ
uessei made IL out not quite so ancclionMr; iho'e
matters only bear on the question as propaDiiies. T.
IL vas enough II the signature alone was nisi pr VI
this ase the body of the will sworn 10 nave been
written by him. and If tie witnesses had sworn iu.cn
m that o course they we're not 10 DC DeleNeu ~ olhei
re- poets They would, thereloiei tAe to "hoio "4
! ipto account In deciding -. .
As 10 The declarations of Mrs Hirsch, as testified "a
on the other side contrary TO her present tesduoA!
he would the juy tbs; unless declarations Nei'
thoIou hly understood al the time, accurately femem
bered and correctly repeated they were NOT OF I'M
poriance Even though she made such declarations u
did not follow that the VIII was not maze ony WI
tn nor crediby He called attention 10 the fact tina
the forgery ifcommitted must have been committee
before the day of the funeral as the remainder OF inc
chez, of naner on which il written was found the
dov after THAT the plaintiff herself not charged
with being party to the forgery, and that the lurs
might take into consideration the probability 81 ny
and Mrs Hrseh committing forgery ehtirey ior ih'
benefit of a third party. or at most depending Oh 'n'
| gratitude Of sucn third party. -.
The inry having been out abcut hour, the Court
| directed sealed verdict for this morning A.,
Mr.. Conable for plaintiff; Mr.. Fullerton ana MY
Rocker for defendant
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPERIOR COURT-CnANBEKs- 28-Beiore Justice
MoSgLL.
Charles T. secor 9. al ag. Thurlow Weed and others
The defendants in this case who. with the plant.
t.legT aph line New Orleans 10 San francisco
Gently enoped The complaint OF tue plaintiffs that trans
American Telegraph Company would be injury
them, iron, making such transfer To-day motion ws'
made d. this injunction, IN the ground that 40 njc
non wonld DO TO prevent PRISON loo dsposne Of o., ad
the edins5 The Colt took the paefs, 'seTlng ia
decision.
DECISIONS.
John w. Schuttcn AFT. Amos j. hetnehi.-
General Term order set,lsd
Mary Suffer as,. James Tenant e s-Motion saned on
payneu: Of $50 costs.
iheo T Tone ie, TIE Mayer, Sc.
Edward X. Wins5ip at. Alfred Disby II h-Motion
denied
COURT or COMMON PLEAS--SPEcriL TsnS-fEB D.
Before Judge CLRDOzo.
DECISIONS.
Champion agt. Joslyn.-See order with CLERK
SUPERIOR CoURT-spKorAL Tfnx-sfB. 2s-Befor'
Jutce RoBrRrsoS.
DECISIONS.
Charles Webb 1T al agt Wallace \. Groom ct al
Attachment, and order OF arrest. discharged with 10 costs
BY o. the Clerk this was wrongly reported yes
teriay.
Percy NJ. Quillcn agt. tlandus Duvai OF al
Motion 70 discharge attachment srnnet ,,.... .u,.,
Augustus w .us sst Cha, Delnger-Motior granted and
osase referred to referee 20 hear and determine y
Meyer John II MOhr Conrad HenerhOf ag' The Same
Ei.ibeth Cars sg, Franklin " Robertson; Benjamin G.
Thayer at The New YORK aud Har,em Rilrosd Conc
CAS- Rsnltle sr, The New YorS Life Insurance Cor
Jas, W Brown az, VIM Il. Binksrhos Geo. T. Martin
act John Mar,in-Order, gfanted.
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NETWORK SUPREME COURT.
po,,fck DfE,irr. All. lanes T. l,tovd.

CITY ASD COUNTY OF NEw DIRK Abraham Van " inke
o. Nrwsrs New rIsey. being "a thst the
l4h day OF October, 1854 agr OF said James J. Lloyd
called depOueIt repTrenu- that ne getting subsc
Farmer Railroad Telegraph and t2pTess Map of the
United States aud Cauedus. and solicited subscriptions ad
vance epTesentils tt aid Map would be furnished depouet
months from that time; that annexed
and receipt given dcpo1en by said Loyd agent
That d-ponct has received tue sfd Map and he j.
iuiomrd and believes, the said Lloyd has never published
h Map although be has paid io the IN advance,
VIII appear by said receipt.
That said lloyd s.c ~ the very least received IN the city
o. from 200 10 3UD subscribers ;or ssd sup
posed p all Of whom paid in advance Tor the iG none
Of WHOM deponeht know 81 belief ever received any
thing Of value therefor.
TEa' sid Subscribers look upon said Lloyd ginder and
that he has received their money aud tbs drponents by
OF false and fraudulent representations winch were
never intended 20 be performed
That OegoLeut is druggist - aid Newark and having
"a account in TIE Ner Ioy UcIad tis morning that
Attachment Issued ffoa fl pgcme Court fld
Lloyd fraudulent and concealed debtor felt bound his
conscience 70 give the .u1fua ion scrinsf said
Lloyd, aud has lett bis business and here to sew ork
for no cher purpose but TO tell how e swnded Dy aid
Lloyd through bis agents ABN. YAK WISKLE.
Sworn to before iue this 2sti Of February, 1876.
fEBDLtAsD hURzyAY,
Notary Pu0ic, New York lty and Comfy
Since report OF the appeared 10 yesterdays
papers, plaintiffs counsel has received large humble.
Of letters in reference 10 the Map alluded TO ia he
latter AFFIDAVIT from parties subscribed Tor sucn
Map two or more years rg0 and have not received IT,
The Judge stu has the ccsc under consideration.
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NTW.YOnE SUpRFlTE COURT.
Patn x D'Reirne at james T. Lloyd.
Nrptcp on Tur 1pfurxV spr--to-E Feb -

.
OFFICE OF The 1RIBUSE, NV OAK Feb 2, 1855.
Cry AND COUNTY or MN YORK, So Horace Greeley.
beng duy swoin deposes and say That lie j. tue Editor
Of 1HE NEw-NORK TRiBrSg; that o. spcb DO We. so
ict~d aod induced by Nh J. T. Lloyd Map Publisher No. p
Courand IL this city. write letter ndJIsns AID com
Tnrndng large aid clcsp p Of the United states then
Gently published by aid LOy D. That aid Lloyd proceeded
thereafter Autumn o. 1861 o. i-.Io very
different edition Of sad Map, coioTed aud with such
eectOueeIing matter printed thereon as w4 cal
clls'cd % .uOese pa Up0fc acceptable TO said Lloyd
bat most ny and fu-r3I g. tLi, drpouct; which
altered and recfionctrn2 Map the Lloyd eyrn.Tcy sd
veri.eI oAi sold ,u.cOaed aHd commented by tins de-
pDaent which tA.s dtporet Te-srG, most dishonest
TeprecI.iD poIido trc OF sWd Lloyd whom be there
REGARDS kuave and cheat, utterly unworthy OF conf
gect. IOKACE OHELLEY no l5i Nblsau-st.
Subscribed and sworn before me heb. p 1866.
Lr,u .ul.r p.l.-
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,J,o LEr-A fine COUNTRY RESIDENCE

tfnrm.hcd) at Hutiofd. Conn. House large in first
order stables large and good garden smpe, and al
kinds Of choice fruits; mnssetos; location very hne
Fro.pec. Hill commanding beautiful view OF the Connect
Valley the and south, and the valleys and
;au the fronting The best avenue out Of the city
ami about hall nil. tire city limits. Just the spot
health pleasure and comfort Rent t315 per month, ffcm
Mry until Oc,o1cr, or later. Address NM {. ALDEN
Hartford. Conn.
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TIE SIXTH-AyT. RAHRoAD.-The new Board
az Directors OF the above line Of city railroad has
elected I. Il. Butler esq their President in the room
cf :. II. Myers esq. Mr.. Myer having resigned some
time ago, Mr. Batter vas cnOfcn President pro ten
while the members Of the new Board were chOs y and
these have shown their appreciation Of Ny. Buffers
performance Of duty by electing LIN unanimously
then PIcsideLL
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-FEs. 90
Before Conmis.ion-r Bgrrs.
FISHING TACKLE sMUGGLED.

John McCloul Timothy Ryan and Mchae
McCnoch arrested and examined for smuggling by the
sh Britannia three boyes containing fishing tackle reels
Xix .ino. smells aud tips II appeared in evidence that VI
cloud wa. emp Dyed s,orcke~p-r board the vessel
While the vessel a. Gssxjw h. received the boxes IRON
brother nlsw eds Hs them the vessel with
the knowledge officers and he said he going
send them aef bis ARRIVAL here. 20 HE broth-rnlaw
In Canada Ito gave the boxes Ryan take ashore
and put them somewhere that he could have oppor
family OF sending them but the officers discovered them
AID arrested the parties. including Nice uocb who
p,cte3 u setting with the others The Comnisson.r held
Nc Cloud and RS for trial. but discharged McCnoch, Their,
being evidence against HIM.
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STRUCK WITH 4 SHOvEL.-Edward Shaw and
Alonzo Brown Tuesday night quarreled at tie foot
of Broome.st, J.. T.. and during the fight which en-.
sned Brown struck his opponent on the head with q
shovel nhici;ng dangerous wound. The injured man
was conveyed 10 Bellevue Hospital. lie resides at No
- Hamilton st. Officer Cronin o. the Thirteenth Pre-
cnct arrested EToyn and he yesterday committed
b. Justice Mansfield await the result Of Sbaws iBiu
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GEOGRAPHICAL BEcTURE-Nr. j. ID. Distur-
nell will deliver lectare this evening at the room Oh
,hc New. York Association for We Advancement OF
Science and Art in the Cooper Institute on Ca'ke
illustrated Globes" being novel and improved n'ethoo
al teaching terrestrial geography.