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/ snor Ir rnr SrIEEows.
Tc-fimnnv nf Jersryman ~ - their Come
baiiv. and Dc-irnctivc Power

To lllr EplroH 90 THE SrN--Ni. 4 great
deal %, prt.e and pit, Is -t-l on tho English
.YarIuw. This -parrlw, lc,id. boing do
mesiic cl-s." is a cu~s in every sense of the
word. | win saw ulfhiny ngHin8t t''ir elti =
worms WHOM they We're lrst introdu ID Int
I'm RIGA; tut daring the eight ye rs that hive
boon acquainted with them have never known
our.i turm 60 nave amy fnns 90 DO with worms.
1hty fr.oe aaAy ihf niu"hird-, tire Wrou-. and
The o.. ln-, and ihe. WI ia rme drive aye, III
cur native uirds. riri thst Will 80 into other
ilri-'n SIS. when the owners are not b., - ptp-
&C. { tham and break the - orde-tro' ,he nest.
Is net tne hind to he h.rhprcd ana protected.
Dlt .uch l. the English sparrow. Two wears ago
put h.rd house IA tree. ana n was soon oc-
cupi,d hy pair II blucbirds. After spending
nucn time and lauor in banding their nest, it
was 10 let finished and on looking IN one day
fOuni two eggs In 10. lhr"e ~ tOlr dnNs latrr
| noticed that the hiuehlrds we're gone.
WATCHED fnr them, hut as they OH not apperr
again lOokcl in thcir nest. nr u wac empty.
I looked on the ground under the nest, amt
th're round fhr broken rE-s. l % We al
sect the uosfS ~ song ~ vs. aud other small
BIRDS dc-"rted. nul tie -, hrpl, IN.
Lat spring. on seeing a Iair 81 wrcns looking
lhcy Too u"-s's-!on htthe end of three We'k-
! looked in. and found two eggs. Two GaSs
later found two brukrn wren's eggs, about
soy eutr feet from the M t. uuder carry tre'.
THAI T. always fhil ~ 'rarrow-, ! wen immed.-
I
| eggs re- gone. Nothing dauntrd, the wren-
nX d the same nest over ngaiu. and ID four
more eg-s. his time determined "a watch.
and see II my suspicious about fhH sparrow S.
were correct. la "a ~nor' iimo the wren went out,
ana in less than two minutes after. sparrow
came sneHking along through the troe. After "a
look around {" see II the clast VS. clehr, me-
went in the wrrn's house. Almost Immediately
| drove him out, by Sill King the tree, und avon
! lookins iu the nest f'uud three freshly rroheu
eggs ami one whple one.
| / MI giya one n.oIe Instance. h q teen
l Cd "A T. =
| the time arrived for them fo lay tnrir e -
! looked IN Gee l-iun fiil. At last found tRo
! egg, in II. hut lofor, had 1T nu- ~ siEht of
the n,st, hrard The robins crying is If m
| trouble. | looked i.cN and -iN ti-ut or ten
sparru,,s In aud ni pund the nest, and sh' roaiI
[ making vain CudO.yo.s 90 drive a.. 90 away. /
went up the rcf again, ma T ma huth ,g.s
hgoh n, and know that II wa tine WORK of tnc
spafr0W-. | CuDii GIVE 10 r. lu-tln - 81 90
same HI d. but thiuk the .huyc ,..c rniclrn, .
have recu SOFA nj on' WIN sh' III hHnw "a =
in sDiuc If the counties I En-und the "a, ulli-
uc. a0t . pi.rc r1 IA head, o. tuc-O spatr"N "a.
ANA tiiuh b W.ud ne -. a. ihiu9 Z" do tee
aa.le 100 ,.,, c1uairN. J.l. J.. y IL,i.
JGHo-l tnl lilDHIs Dec ~ isj.
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\ rwo.rhan-nnA.nolInr II,mn nooA.


Burnhnm. the antiq bookseller OF
Boston, h IS collection when he l4teiy aou-ht
Il Dr. Shurtlei' auction. ~ N did mot -u'-
coed IN capturing the " Is " psnllr-0ook.' winch
wuuld hay' SOLD for Sl,5ti cor S@.Uti, ID thr Oli
south ueaCous mad not WitndfdwuIt from Tue
sale, uy tue afi uf fho Suprrnlr Cnltt.
me growth in pric q uli 10 X IS " N Illus.
trutcd 10y this example Of the Hay i-rlfn boob,
Old Df. frihc, lett his Library To the Oit South
I urCh. containing I've or TX copies 81 Is
work, which was one ~ the first hooks srinfed
IA New England, INA from the press OF
S.ephcn DAYS, the first college printer a. Cam
bridge, wap WIS brought over from En-iaud Oy
MIR. al IN =, ana got up his printing press 80 liar-
ri College ia 1861. AliAuugh 81 rare book, Il
had NJ rgcat prcuniaN value. 20 yr.r- ago, nj
CO.. les could have boru hou-At tor ga, perhaps.
one Of he II st 10 obtain copy from the Old
urn dFacons uy barter WAS EIwlr. CrDNulu-
shield. nj whose sale, suhe ears afte. ward. n
Was touhl that the liritlsh Museum was a bid
der for Inv particular book, and rot II az "A
stautN put up the prct OF all other copies
inclGeiag DR.. ~hurilcn - which he had bought
for what w.4s then a reasonable comp usatlpn.
Uayins tor II, not In money, but In other books.
His tue To II Will PROBABLY b. found un-
impe enable, tut perhaps hts family may com.
promise the matter hy giving IL M To some
LIBRARY without sale At auction. Harry ird
College wants ~, ana ought t. have II; the Is
ton plhtc nor ry also wants 10. e. make ono
more in the lSt Ot rare books, of Wni rh IL ms
more than one copy. Ihe Prince library, which
used 10 he kent in the stcrplr If thu Oi,i South,
l. now more safely lodged I'm the Boston library
bulldog IN lilNstpn street, and tine lit ram "a
there IS as watehiul OF ITS interests as OF his
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lie viii Confess it III. church viii rors,ve.



4 short time s'ucc Miss Mary Price 1icI
In Cherokee, Iowa. licf g., she dtcd sho told
several IF her friends that thr iicy. T.. y. Jtnr~
pastor of IA" Bivtisi church, lHd made PROMO
sil. Il uuriasf go nrr. Jrl'Ns T. u M irrie
nnr, uviugwith hi wife, ana Aiiss Price tEou-ht
his urop Isl ION So strange freak for prri' nrr
'uat he could not help spe1kiug 81 10 10 her
.Tcnd- before shn left for another world.
II seems that the reverend Jeurks made the
acquaintance NJ Miss Mary i'rice aid ncr sis.cr
In ihliAdr.pa'u lIsf summer, and tine iris cane
win Tim rs if,it''ion 10 thcrok g. Mary was
lu-.al co as Jruths'S hlust tper. her sister
stayed AS a hunrdcr. aud MRS. Jcnr,s was there
too. Miss NJ Try and tier sister unllly left
lcHchs's roof, and sought shelter VITA some
other church brother. mere IL was that MARY
told hc. stor. md stated the clusc Il their 'AV-
IN tnr Jcnck.Cs. she WAS Sc'Z d wfh toYer
ard soon uied. Then the church investigated
Jrn0ks druicd having made prlpushlsa chtrEpd.
In tnrr1kcc. sat gtNfcs ed thgt me had d,ue o.
in luuiiclphlA Witn aruultuouu ri D" tpln
TINS tf' society ' Iiri unluimutl- lV To- chlrge
Jeuchs from Is uW~Ltp and la.torlic, hut
me- !, g1ed to explain. aud the case Is to ht tc
oucnei. lie grIA.srd. M lrroNcf, 60 make a full
conf s~iun n tie rurgrrg n % would take tim
back ard RES" him o. mis- place. fhc cburcN
J., NOW rIhSlC Ming " Ictll to grant JeN ks thi.
ititilr-r NliH ttr pruNi ". IT, Is agr1n ItifEcr.
.ui thr rini' the urNdAy If ms Nouth g. ,lS',
ANA ~ blood ought % aye GO nlcd. II al anus
GOAT gus Wivis tn- ne, ma t,at She gave hiu
priui SI"N O. p" atH vito. ni .i-D tNut
NlVFu. go a 3. Pic b.. 'iH.fooi $685.. % ae /,
u.t lr,f yea tn frr.s ire anso..ei'. iuaNi-
iHrIt hf turl-Ii4ns -tU. .liY.
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THE u.IJOR'S TISION.
Freedom of speech IN Niahanoy City Not the
Place Tor stump Orators.

Freedom of speech IN Mahanoy City Not the
Place Tor stump Orators.
Are you Molly Maguire?" inquired
reporter OF Mlaor Hasgerty the other day
No. replied the Major, out was in Mana
nov CITY. and shall never forget the striking
impression received there. went to d, some
stumpinG for the Rcpu ,lcan party there few
Nedis ago At VS. thea, | tLlnN, bad place for
RcpuOhc n stump speakers, Whatever a. IA v he
NOW. We MANAGED to get 40 a meeting, Dut we
had a decidedly uh.Nnpathciic crowd. Inc
first ea.cr a. received win wells and corn
cph-. re retired Wutn the Latter Gee .tne too
plentiful. Ihut WAS poor announcement for
me. "ut alter % itIH tue crowd tpp-htri to ue
s'mCWu less hpsilic' aud was ordered To tine
front. | la lkVd upon IL hs almost "A furlDTn
uuNel bat bad an I'd "a th I tnN beech, Nnlcu,
10y the WV, was prepared for the uc' ision,
ut-ht COui down the boys, ami possibly Iut
t1cm in good humor; 90 stood up
boldly. and h.d cot as far a. Fellow c.u
zen~, when | herid an uucnrthly Mhew -
and Instantly saw about a Il. usind comets
ana shooting stars al uiAs 81 up WIN INN In.ss
nie hasues ul iOlk'd h-ltn.us. linen / fo.ud
myself ou lu4rl a vessel IA terrible ~ rll.
them. heard ncr tO lrrs cra~ rii = against iue
rocks. A gre 4 waYU ~ shed me nNerunaru, and
! sank to the tom. was stOnisled L. n4l
the bottom OF the sea one mas. Of dire M al.
Nc-ttt lion. ~ gttuually Goa 'luded IA Il the
flrhtd ilSutlults, shooting AIS. ~. wsIe Il
created py the blow OF a brick on too bridge OF
NV nose that the mo lius ~ the - rni lt SEA
WAS the shouting OF the ansr, mob That the
crashing OF tne vessels timOers w"s hc tearing
down ut the llltlnrm; Tat the Maze tuAt
washed mo over, oArI WAS tlr r1u-u tA.t
tuun 'cd ne; AMI that the mud Wa s.ul re l.
iiA was Ia it sure enough. N1rich ndv gatu-
cscl me up' ANA 1 gpt tack e. tAc huicl, IA re
dead fuAu alive.
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DR.. Fullon'- rIock Following him.

At the meeting OF the Hanson III Bartist
Church members Brooklyn Tuesday night 72 per.
sons sk"d for iettrrs Of dismissal and rccOmmenda
ION to the Centennial baptist Church, Of wli-h Mr..
Fulton Ia become the pastor the OF January,
These, added 20 the IS who had previously Withdrawn,
lIlA.s ~ members wno f0ll0W Mr.. Futon
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HOW THE WORLD CHANGES.
WHFN NEW IORK CRY MY M
tRTSHID nv { GLICTLR.


Mttu Np NIuv be- pgsptutrd by Cola.
,.i,.., ,,,..,,.. t..., t,,.,,,,,. r,.t nons fine
.,,....,.. ,,,, r,,,,,,..
'''" 'o'' ''' Notwithstanding
""' D." '''"' ,,,i.t.,s'a, ',
aio'7 "''' "'' ..,'',.,,,1r
49,. ,,.,..r,t,,,r,
,, -. 90.
~ .,.,... ,t.,..o.,,,r. nor tho
In ..,.,.,, &c.. ,,.., ,,,,,,n,
~ r5 ,,. .'t.,..i....,,.t ..,.,,
~. ~ 80. ., 80 t,r,f
r.tt ..,.. NY, .,'t. or,,, ,.,r. I,,. boon
-, a.,...i.,.,.
.,. .,t,.'.. tr,.,t. riy.r.
., 49,. .., e., .,. .t,,.,., h,,o
$50, - -, ,,... ,..t,,., ,,,.,....., ,t,.,
-. .l -, a.. ,,,, ,.,...,,,, l.,
. a.. ..,.....,.fa. ~, ,,.,.., .ra
,.....''... ,,.'.,,.,,,, a. ,l.,cd
.... ,........,',,. 70. ,,,r
~ ,.,,,..', >, ,r..,. ,.r,,,a,ic
.,.'...,,,.,,,., aoo,,,s. .,,
...t. ,.,,r,t, ...,,,,,to.
,,, ..',t. ',,,,,i, o,, ,.rco,.
,,..,.ai. ..,,,,,,.o
49,, ,,i,t.,.a,.i,. ,,,inc,
, '.t. ~,
. .' -.
.....,
~ '',.'- 80, .,,.,','...,., ..,,.,. q.
49,.
cxife fdinafy chang - climate. Tho discov-
Observation-Disclosures dutipctl, Win,cnr
N' n''eI"''' 'N''""'u ""l'"- ''' '''",'''
, "''r ~, ,,. .,,a nr.. n,r,ion ~ wn,t Us
= ,v go '.frreflt, '..,. was luri.u under lee.
vni.. as other tI4c- "Grc,nl,nd and the
....t...4.l .,i .t,,,,,,.ot ,.,,af.tt,n." II
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the temper te region. n due all pwancc be made
for thu loss I'm pol regions, In consequence Of
the onliqncness ~ tho suns rave, the he It con-
Ve,cd 10y the G1lf Stream Will probably be cqld
tU about onc-hafthe amou' received hy the en-
tire Arctic region Of si3o,O)) square miles.
rho toih a,ca = the Atlantic from tec hi4 M, y
iuf np 10 ~ Nrc lrtr 90. ilc nlInta ,tscOcr
.@ 'nr ' auidiy OF hcil CT ic by me Gaf Sir sH
n,g On lii!nc runtp % RUS Of ri.rii" ., ~
~. n o,",' p nnA'' .,l ''l 81, n, i i
hey absorb a. y ray 90 4 upon %, 40, b, icfNrd
lion the cnccnc, OF The Gu stream be winng to nd
MT nat "a crcl-c oi ourtouuh in the tot II amount
DC Alanti fr,w wiihii goo i ic- II taciroicnz ne
climate ~ northern turorcP ii tnc, woiti o. win.
aa@ e NO, a ,n,p ' ir the n of the
cur ~ an NtW drprNe Ga. Nit'ut g Of 80 Hhop.
3 y i9i l9ss q merry d III he Of i'p 4t
heat received r. IN nc -unby that area.
Were all ocean currents STOPPED, the mean an
nual temperature Of the equator would ue rs
degrees Fahrenheit above zero, and that Of the
poles s. degrees below zero; thit is to say. the
equator would bo s. degrees warmer than It is
now. and the poles 80 degrees colder II seems
obvious enough that this condition Of climate
would ba induced. npproxi matclv. 10y the substi-
tuition OF land fpr water In the equatorial cline,
since It Is hard to avoid the conclusion that
ocean currents are the great az efts empl wed In
distributing over the globe the excess OF heat
received by the sen in int ri-ttopical reaiOns :"
la ur err o rtse thr tcmncrture Of the whole Garth
1nguS IN ,,n ' LIE psa , Hnr III
and r'iccl at On equator the pl-sbiuly ofconvey
~ ecc,n @,rr M. ,s orcvcffcI iir .r,n.f,rcnrc "
heat could tlen he effected only hN mcans Of III. upr'r
i'' llons iic .Ii c.u.i n ans, can ra % no sens,
IT, eject 90 eli nrc ini h 80 cgrrcni' are I'D l,n
nc cauaio- 6u N cou'd uot. As VT have 'Irci.y
M th w., '',latf ullN \" 81 t..i',Is or
r.mo,e fr IN the equator .-'patcd into .tclIr
sho. pnl ,r c'rre n. hs,,' ao .'' n,..rt,,
two t.ui iurui What 90 iI wIAd it b . ihpu- u.tl
Nrrr no n.' oeai.ifilria. III SIX at In - ,vc''G
eyer ~" ''hN lr inr i'1 oi l,ra cure =, q. 100 'o
i tnil coafi o. elohr EArluie Tie Wal, r. 20.
w.. ga, '.' W. ,,"i ''o,n ~ I'' XXX ~
cAl.das 800 tlc o,c o.u a. ave va AisA ,.t.taac.
Now, II wnat goes before Is even approNi
mltely true. it nuit follow what were u the
warm currcr's % the Northern oceans stopped.
or turned na'N' th' northern henl' nnere Wuuld
be In a climate G. llt enough 10 produce A state
o. EehVTh -litl1-l'h.
-rtUu.. Hlsl. t.tt the warm currents having been
Witu4ra AN o. %. o. e. uurteru nrri.p ,trf .iUi ii "
INFO the nth .n pccin. MAT thtn Nuu ne tie con.
cncr Of he a, annii raise the f.,rrffurD 4 t i.ft,r
about much AS would lower the ID.
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CARDINAL McCLOSKEf'S HONORS
PREPARATIONS FOR HE RECEPTION OF THE ABB
IEGATF.

PREPARATIONS FOR HE RECEPTION OF THE Alb
LEGATE.
As the day draws near which Is To witness
the arrival OF the officials the Roman Court. bearing
with them the announcement Of Cardinal McCoske>'s
new honor the public in the event increases
Active preparations making to give them recep-
ton worthy of the occasion and OF themselves. ST.
Michaels Association, which escorted the American
pilgrims down the bay last year, has already char-
tered steamer which IS to meet the Pcrere on It's
arrival the NarrOws. Places VIII be reserved on board
for number OF the principal Catholic clergy and laty
besides the members of the Association. The steamer
will be decorated ana band ot music vii attend TO
add to the general festivy. The Catholic Uni0n VIII
probably ada of their own 50 thai at teas. Two
steamers, and possibly more vi" ID 'nt l1c 'IcIIts
their arrival at the dock. Mgr R)hcetti ana COUNT
Mareiosch will proceed immediately 10 tue Episcopal
residence OF the Archbishop, where the Count Gu nc
part OF the Holy see, VIII announce 10 ms
raise HIM to the rauk aud dignity OF the Cirdnaiate
with this announcement Count Mircfoschl Will deliver
trusted by Holy Father, and which the Cardinals
wear Tnen and there the Count portion o. inc pre-
greater cap 6cea which really The Insignia OF the
Cirdinaaic, aud Is ~ SHAPE tii'f 10 .ne car or
hosrs or IN the service OF the Church Ihis mas Otch
inrustcd to the care OF Mcr R0ncetl the Aolrsate'
and il only delivered when the public ceremony OF con
ie1mS !. by I'm h ahecate Himself but BY the person
apponted 6y the Holy FAther-the Most Rev. Arch
day viii Irohany appointed for the public eere-
mony, after conference with the Archbishop During
the STAY Of the Alb Lcgdte ana Count ey WIZ nc Tue
rncsis OF the Cardinal. Tne prominent Catholics OF Tie
cry VIII take suitable action to express their sense OF!
the high conferred on them ana on tlr country
by the Holy FLtber, out tue programme mas not yet
been determined on. - -.
Tne public ceremony OF comforting the CardlnaIs
cap will take place withlu 10 dats OF Tue ARRIVAL
next Such l. the latest announcement, though IL Is
possible different day may he c4Osen All. OF as
many as uOsSibc, OF the CltnOlic duc SOS IN thts
country will represented at the ceremony. IN the
ner.ons of their res pcciIve ArchbshOps or Bishops
state coach has been built The new CARDINAL, OF
uupeteutous appearance, and not fashioned precsei
after those used by III. Cardinals III Rome Tue Car
dinai,, co1tof-arms is emhlazJucd the doors. IL
consists Of shield ycrf, three crOsscts. argent
neurdelis OF the In base, ana surpOuhteu " Il
itlp Of
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nECISIONS-ArEIL 5.

Supreme Court hambers-Bv judge Lawrence
matter opening of Eevenave Lort q eandr
dft-s Opuion. Ball sg uisoa RIVER kroad-hem"
rsndIin f'r counsel. ,,
Bo,d Sc sgt Montsg1e-O'ions
superior COari-GeneTdi !erm-By ChictJustlce
Noel and judge Fe.manpocr eek &c, agL Pirmr-,re
affirmed with bv Mcneil CD j. Oh sgt Oh zen
sheriff a.Jagmeat and orders Affirmed VITA Costs Onon
by Freeman. j. -, .
s-Ore confirming referees repor OF snlr hut AT
Farmers CoMoton lied and set do~h i1 Frda
NAV 4,
wick J-Chambean Chamberlsin.O Order granted Al
faro lgt. Davidson et sl,-Case ard EXCEPTIONS rtitl
Common Pleas General, Ierla-DaIy, Ch. j. ; Ioew,
I,rr-rorr Robinson and +, Daly, JJ.-Smth Reed
judgment reduced SOB annei Tor Tat smoult with costs and
M Court j. Cont sgt The iwrntf'tld street
Railroad pauy-Jadzmrn appealed from affirmed villa ccst,
opiulou by Loew Ia ae.-Orer appealed rom Affirmed
J. smith Symncs.Judgmcnt REDUCED
So with costs Of the ooar beoS .eh,r
psry 10 bsy co,t appeal This Cour oDnonhy oeT N.on
Nav afmed cOt By r. DALI
J. Andes LoehrOn "a gnen re-
ver.ed ami with con Of the
General cru by DALI j. tautIel agt Con
n,r by j. r Da'.
Ncue Sc; Norh AMI KisI River RAILROAD COMPANY
Julem,n trial ordered abide the
b. Oh Dalt Robinson. Lcecb Judgment ahiuhei
opinion BY DAILY IN. Foster, Receiver, &C. agt ToNDsend
et al Decree modified and afuLed without costs To-
eithe p4u,; b. DIV, tn ). SOItr
AT Kirk with opinion by Diy. CHI
Iiobuok BeanaJugment reversed ns efan ed costs
event; opuon by Day. Gu j. Hoffman Gallagher
judgment reversed orlerei
al 1ned -Opuon Robinson j. J. +. Day J. Ham
mefs.y ag Collins Judgment affirmed with opinion by DsT
SimpsOn-Jgmeut reduced 10 w. ami an med Tor
thar without 10 either party opinion by DAILY u J.
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OWL NOE


The trial OF Jury cases III tHc Unitcu STATES
Circuit Court. civil SIDE, Judge WaiGc- ncslIng, viii
ocgin next nonu''
III VHe oHlIou ota'es NHcult Nou''' y'9'oi
day. hdI19 h'IeWoo' n'oe'' f'''A " "o o"',''' ",A
, rtyp',, Villa" r. F,eeh the nronre.or
~ w." - 80 ra, or fin ~ ,,n .rriri cnvr n
o. me b1wcr ,, ID ,d tL w rd M f. ,v
OF We drama sh.''cu h'""u 'no "'''u !" "'S"'
Days.
In the suit of IIolbrOOk against Brennan,
, ,, ,,,,ar,I rrr, a, t,e Court NJ ,,u,uo, pl,,,
- ' " M. , -, -. o.. r..
decides that an action Hes Tor 'aisc re- urn
ne 80 ,, t,yn vcnt,ons apnst on" Of his dc
Patrick Cuff. 10 That very depaty to make the levy
LIT nc , go; rhi fhc c~~cn,ious w,rr m his han
h"ids the sheriff liable
Col Geo W Uardin the referee Amounted
| @.,.' .-, ., ,,,o ,o.,i. nj, ,, 20 ,ho
in the Iempeton case l" tahc testimony reliNc 10 thc
question OF the custody OF Willie c. Tempeton the
| -, ia ~. u,,o.., n ,r,,,,oto, has ,,Ir,wu If
nIan, oi, VI, IN 80 r'i, ~ rae 's, a.. he l..
is OM % m ON yioh the matter when he - obcd
uliM',ls !" ~ va n,no -. ',nr, ,no m ,,, I,.,,.
r ,l iect ia therefore r.ierrrd hack to Jud:e
| Dononuc before whom 1t Will be heard at 3 p. on
| saturday next
| In the case OF VIM. Nj. Smlth agt. KHluS
G. Read. IN the General Term oi the Court OF Common
Pleas Jad.e Lew giving tle opinion, holds that bodrl
,rc,osa kepers if not responsibc since the tatute
| ny "'u'e ~ ~ Ill., -, " nn,,,s h, ~ nc an
gave 'heh tue same TIC" Oh "o"lo' o''s"Ho "a II"
nnkccp:r has on his guess to the fni extent OF an
unkcepers liabity are bound TO take due ana reason
abe carc-sucI care a. prudent person w"ud ORA
narly take Of his own pT0periy-1i their Doardci :
goods and that they are responsible Tor The want OF
s"ri care !" '"'' ,,,u;a.
III INC o"'0 vi -i"i' O"ii' - "H"ii'' " ''i''
T. conner o''i'h, 'no "p"r'", iI'" y, '"e No"'' "
Common fcaS' '"'So o. D''' ''.Dh '"' 'p' ,,
ho'us 'n"' ""e'o w. N''' 20 'o lou ~
Nv G a., inner doors In MAXIM a levy the
| Sner,ns deputies broke through the OcAed door OF
rainin, rooms. aud sued them for trespass. Tue
Court hold, that. the landlord living III the house. the
doors Of Mrs. CaaIrrl!s rooms were not outer doors
and therefore might be lawfully broken In the execution
| of legal process.
| M cror,l Tor,, of tbo court of Common
Inc uchel" A'iii VI 'iO O""i' VI Oo'iiA''"
Pleas mas reversed the decision IN the ial Term IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
Tuesday, APRIL q.

TUESDAY. APRIL a.
pyaogth ChlolrE auI Hamburg By steamship
Mall
TIE 1850 Steamship as at m IRON zoe zoos
o hobOken
N Auppementary Mail closed toe PoOhce at :iO IN
steamship sails at 3 from Pier No 10. North River
ermua b the steamship Metro cose IL iVo" W.
Steamship at II ~ from Pier No. r. T.
WHIMSICAL. APRIL Z.
vs "a, Hurone via Queenstown iyerp o. by the steamship
ALGERIA close PostJce IL NJ Supn'meniarY I'
cls.d Posi- Once at p NJ s"aInshp shs AZ p m Vm
~ THURSDAY. APRu <.
Mails for Europe Pynouti Cheroox s1i amturS Nv nsi
Wcs.ntaa m Iai - elosG attIe
Post-oace 80 Steamship sails at m ron pei '0' oi
Thiri-st. liobOsen. - -.
. ff Havana Indies steamship f1 ~ N@-f"F,
e at = D. Supplementary Mail closed At TIE PotoAce az
2.IO D. Steam hip SAILS al q p ~, tom T. no. - y H.
steamship ty 81 Houston cioss al p n
sle.nsh,D salls 5 NJ, Per No. IL North RIVER
FRIDAf APRIL y
Hayti Veneuels aud Curacao by me steamship aH
o AZ ~ steamship sails at IL n IRON Pier No. Oh Norm
tiers Tor the srdsich Islands FIJI Islands Newze'ard and Aus
sail oa san Fraoe co Apn "a
should he poseJ NcS-iOrA on or before ii.y APrh 10
Msi Tor Newiors PostOnce every ia'
Mai Tor lialr n D. the sewYors Po's0 ice essu
tsyst6p M ,,.. 49, "a
Mails England Ireland. Waes, amt rrce by nc 'tfnssp
Ceuc m a. No suppl mentary Mail Steamship sails al
A. NJ. rom Pier No. 81 North ever.
Nils for Sc it,ad oily steamship Bolivia close at
yail Steamship sa at . a. H. Pier No 20,
FOR Europe Bremen BY the steamship Ne'r
IL 80 ASHppenhtar MAI closed ~ we Io'.
Odce az 80 D. Steamship sails = - from rer cot oil
TMr.st.. HOboke1. -
steamship at 3 from Per No 70 East SI'cr'
sUADAt. APRIL ii.
All Mails alta OcIOcsa nstOs'onOe [" opea ' ~
n 10 Hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-06
THE ELEyENTH-AvE. OPENING.

Some months ago the Commissioners OF
Estimate and Assessment on tue opening of the
Ecvcnth-aye rendered their report. In 1t they had
allowed only nominal awards TO tue owners OF the road
which had been informally made along the line Of the
Eeyenth-aye. Judge Lawrence sent he report back TO
the Couns holding that this was an error When
they returned their report, they had reduced the
awards for lots fronting the OLD road on the ground
that had in their first report valued them as ios
fronting road and II there was none for the purpose
Of lrsseniug the awards there wa no rJad Tor
Increasing them. Objection WAS taken 10 thls
rcuOrt that had complained OF the awards whch
had been rcnuced aud therefore tue Commissioners ad
No. ,iDh IN alter Them OtGcr oujerti made,
the chlc one being that rrinlty Church Cemetery was
nnt ascS SEQ Judge Lawrence, before whom at Supreme
Court CnamDers matter came, decides hat as he
confirmed no part OF the first report the commissioners
could correct any awards maze on mistaken principles
hefoc ne final confirmation OF The report; their ydlua-
ton was conclusive unless grossly unequal or wrong ia
principe Tue objection tnat Que OF INC ComhlssoI-
ers Ilr Lewis. was an Alderman was not valid.