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consideration, and with intent 10 take the beuedG
OF the Bankrupt law, which he did very soon alter
these transactions. ana procured his discharge.
At mat time ne was Indebted 70 John A. Winston
& Co. IN the sum OF $4,000 or $4,000, for which
judgment had been obtained against aim, and his
0nly purpose was 10 eVade me payment OF
this deOt. rne DILL further alleges that SAID
benjamin. Glover. the banSrusE, and said
ElenOra Glover ana Nathaniel 4. Glover and
Hugh Weir Kept secret their said fraud
ulent acts, and endeavored 10 conceal
them from toe knowledge OF the assignee ana 0i
tue said Jonn ~ WlnstOn & Co., whereby tney
were prevented rom obtaining any su1cieni
knowledge or Information thereof until within the
last two years, ana even up 10 the present tine
they have not been able TO obtain full and partcu-
lar information as to the fraudulent disposition
ertY. This Dill was died January 20, 1873, the COM
palnant was appointed assignee December l,
April IL, 1870. w. Jenes surviving partner
or John A. Winston * Co., In December 1871,
Inc bankrupt IN order 70 have MS discharge set
aside Tor the fraud, but before process could be
served on Glover he died. These are the material
allegations OF the Dl ana, n true, the whole
scheme was gross fraud. concealed by the de.
tendants from the knowledge OF the assignee aud
from Winston Co., against whom the fraud was
psrpetrated. IL also shows that this SUIT was
brought three years ana few weeks alter the
assignee In bankruptcy in the case. Mr.. Justice
THE OPINION OF THE COURT.
The policy OF the Bankrupt law IS speedy as well
as equal distribution OF the oaDkrupt's assets
among his creditors, and the one Is almost as I'm.
pOItaub AS lnc OtueIs 1tuCc buc SiduSe IultiHx
the commencement OF actions oy and against tho
assignee 10 two years alter the rignt OF acton
accrues applies to all judicial contests between
the assignee and any person whose interest IS ad'
verse TO mis-. Bat though this clause In terms
cludes all suits at law or In equity, we are OF
opinion that the general principle applies here
that where the action Is intended TO OBTAIN re-
dress against fraud concealed by the party Or
which from its nature remains secret the bar
does not Degin to run until the fraud IS dis
covered. Ana we think this doctrine Is equally
applicable on principle and authority to suits ~
well az IN equity.
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cORoNERs' CASES.

Ann Mitchell, q native OF Ireland. aeei seventy.
eight years, residing at No. IL wess street, diea
yesterday afternoon nom the effects OF burns
received BY her clothing taxing Ore from oauole.
The Coroner was notified.
Early yesterday morning George r. Holloway,
employed in the batn at the Battery, found me
body OF q male infant, about threo DAYS old, Goat.
ing In the river. 1t was sent TO the MorRue.
At hall-past ten O'CLOCK yesterday morning
Onicer uralg OF the Fourth precinct louna the
body OF an unknown man noatlng the East
River. near pier No. ~. He was ave feet SIX
inches In height, OF light compleXlon, WITH dark
hair ana whlskers, and was dressed IN Calico
shirt, black pan falcons and gator shoes Inc
Coroner VIII nod an inquest
Mary Donovan, child fourteen months old,
whose parents live at No. 2l6 HAST Flity ninth
street was dro wned by accdentallv ialllug intU
partially nled wasntub yesterday aiernoou, her
mother having lett her alone rho Coroner waa
moulded.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coUET-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Brady.
Mann vs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Stadtmlller W.. Jonnsen.-Order granted.
by Judge DOnoaue.
Wright vs.. WriQht-Motion denied.
Wulp vs.. Rogers ana another.-Order granted.
BY Judge DAVIS.
In the matter OF Pacisty.-Pursuant TO the
prayer OF the petitioner IL Is referred to Hon.
Daniel P. Ingraham TO take proof and report, with
OF the prayer OF said petitioner should be granted,
and whether q bookIeeper should be employed,
II any, should be made TO the daughter ana other
relatives OF the said lun2tlc, and what allowance
should be made TO the petitioner on this applca-
ton.
Asiel VS.. Reynold.-There must be reference to
take proof OF the TACT alleged IN the peution. Re-
ferred to Mr.. John " B. Lewis for the purpose.
Order TO be prepared
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Donohue.
Borand vs. Rlker ct al-Flndlngs and decree
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Larremore.
Fllzslmmons vs.. FITZPATRICK. has
Canton VS.. Liddy ct al-Motion denied
New York Lie Insurance Company vs.. Dean
Hennessey vs.. Frank.-Injunction Issued.
Bailey va Keep-Security must be equal to the
claim.
BY Judge Loew.
counsel
Merioru vs.. wexeL-As the counsel have failed
stood they should. so the melton must be denied,
with leave to renew.
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBERS.
BY Judge JOachtmsen.
Bretano vs.. Burgess; Muller VS.. Rampc: Rogers
vs. Beck Kurtz vs. Observation-Disclosures defaults
noted.
Falm vs.. Keenan.-Motion denied; no costs.
Gtldersleeve VS.. Dixon.-Judgment on remit
lance granted.
Philips VS.. The New York Watch Company
Dismissed unless terms are complied with.
Mcintyre vs. Ing; Mclaughlin vs.. The Mayor,
&C.; Worthley VS.. Archer.-Orders or reference
grantee.
Underndorer VS.. Taybolt; Inch vs.. Goldsmith
Proceedings dismissed, with costs.
Leach VS.. Williams; Reetz Va Shuman.-Motions
to open defaults granted on terms.
The People ex rel. vs.. FerRuson.-Motion granted
by default
Bell vs. misunderstanding may have ten days.
time to make case, &c.
Relser vs.. Cun.-Deiendant viii be let ID on
terms
Lippman vs.. Kreling.-Motion granted on pay
ment OF $40 COSTS, &c.
Deveraux vs.. The Mayor. &c.--The appeals can.
not DE dismissed at Special Term.
Burns vs.. Godzier.-Delendant may award on
payment OF costs, &c.
MARINE CoURT-GRNERAL TERM.
BY Cher Justice Shea and Judges Gross aud Aeker
Simon vs.. BreiTstein.-Tne order appealed from
10 affirmed, with $40 costs TO respondent.
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THE INDICTMENTS AGAINST OLAF
LIN a. co.

All the members Of the firm or II. q. Claim &
Co. who were indicted for alleged completely in
the silk smuggling operations OF Lawrence, Des
Anges and others. have, with the exception OF
Messrs. Eames and Falrchild, through their eoun-
sci, entered pleas OF not guilty. Messrs. Eames
and Fairchild were absent from the country when
the pleas were entered, but Mr.. Eames has since
returned and given bail Tor trial. Mr.. Falrchid Is
not expected back until the fall. Yesterday Mr..
William M. Evarts, senior counsel Tor the arm,
had q conference with United states District At
torney Bliss In relation TO the disposition or the
cases, the result OF which was that they Will PROB
ably stand for trial until next Iall unless sooner
disposed or by some motion made by deendants'
counsel In the meantime.
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THE CASE OF CHARLES L. LAW
RENEE

In the correspondence which took place between
Mr. 4. W. Stougnton, senior counsel for Charles
L. Lawrence, the extradIted silk smugger, and
United States Districts Attorney Bliss with the
Solicitor General In relation 10 the terms on
which Lawrence was extradited, Mr.. Stougnton
asserted that Minister Schenck had agreed thar
Lawrence should be tried Ia this country on the
charge on which he was indicted aud no other.
District Attorney Bliss contended that no such
agreement was made. To settle the question, the
solicitor General telegraphed to General SchencK.
and received the following reply, which he sent 10
Mr.. Blss:-"Any pretence that agreed that Law
renee, II eXtradited, should be tf1ed on but one
charge Is without shadow OF truth"
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TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Otterbourg.
sPEcULATrNa IN sPEcTAcLFs.

SPECIALIZING IN sPECTACLEs.
Yesterday afternoon young man, giving his
name as Henry O'BrIen, residing at No. q Bond
street, and a native OF Massachusetts, called at
the store OF David Gilman. No. So Nassau street,
and asked the clerk, Jonn o. Hogg, II a tall gen.
tleman, with side whiskers, had been there. The
clerk replied TO the query In a somewhat
Indefinite way and Mr. O'Brien loungsd about for
lew moments as though waiting for his ex-
MIR. Gilman, VINO mad just begun to suspect
the strangers movements, followed him and,
calling policemen, caused his arrest. Or his
person were found fifteen gold ana Iour silver
spectacles, which Mr.. Gilman identified as his
property. Justice Otterbourg held MIN in default
OF 81, COO bail to answer.
DIsoRDERLY HOUSES
Ernest wagner and Albers ScnaR OF West
Broadway, were held to answer for Keeping dis
orderly houses.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT
Before Judge Wanden.

ALLEGED FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
Thomas Wilson. boy about fifteen years OF
age, was arraigned on a charge OF ielonious
assault and battery on q Portuguese boz named
Alfonso Gensago. Gensago was standing on the
sloop or No. Ia Carmine street on Thursday night
aud was struck In the head by large sized builes
from pistol.
detectives Slevn and Henderson, OF the FIJI
teenth precinct. discovered that the boy Thomas
Wilson had been aring or pistol for some time pre-
vlous In the immediate vicinity oil where GensaQo
had been standing They found Wilson secreted
under bed In the top story OF No. IA Carmlne
street, and TOOK him into custody. He denied
having fired OF Alfonso GensagO, but could not ac-
count Tor the pistol that had been seen in his pos
session. Judge Wandeu yesterday held the pris-
oner 10 await the result OF GensaRo's injuries.
ALLEGED BURGLARY.
Sarah White, OF No. zoo Eighth avenue, was the
complainant against q young man named henry
Westphall whom she accused OF burglarlously
entering her premises early yesterday morning
and stealing therelrom money ana jewelry to tue
value OF ISL The prisoner. who was arrested by
onicer Kelly, OF the sixteenth precinct, was conn.,
United In 81, 600 ball to answer.
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sions upon this motion. II have the inclna tion
TO be more elaborate other mat ers equally press
ing would prevent It. 1t ID sufficient however,
that 1t Is unnecessary.
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ESSEX MARKET POLICE COURT.
Before Judge smith.
THE OLD sToR,

on Wednesday night Charles Strauss, Of No. 0
Roosevelt street. In search OF pleasure, entered
the house No. 50 Allen street. He there met two
young ladies. named Agnes Bentley and Annie
BodelL Agnes particularly fascinated strauss,
and he accompanied her to her apartments,
where he went 10 sleep. About Jour hours
alterward he awoke and sought his pocketpooK
containing Sl5b, but could not Ind ". he called
an o1icer OF the Tenth precinct and had Agnes
Bentley arrested. Judge Smith yesterday held her
In $1,000 na,l 10 answer and committed strauss
and Anna Bode TO the House OF Detention as wit
nesses.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON July q 1879

The following opinion mas been delivered IN the
Supreme Court OF the United Safest
No. 225. John r. Bailey, assignee Of BENJAMIN
Glover, 4 bankrupt, appellant, va Hugh Weir,
Nathaniel u. Glover anu Elenora GloveE-Appeal
from the Circuit Court for tue southern district or
Alaoama.-rhIs was bill IN chancery, brought by
the assignee OF Benjamin Glover, Il bankrupt,
to set aside az fraudulent and VOID con.
Veyances OF real estate by tho BANKRUPT
to defendants. Their demurrer to complainant's
bill was sustained because the suit was not
OF the assignee. This appeal IL taken from he
decree or the Court dismlssIng the bill, and the
by the Dill tnis decision OF the Circuit Court was
right. ne OIL makes very clear Case OF iraudu.
she bankrupt named III MS petition. fhe MODE or
perpetratlng tnis fraud was Dy conveying all mis-
properly, OF wnlon tue bankrupt possessed q large
amount beyond what was necessary to paw
his deots, TO Hugh Weir his father-in.law;
Nathaniel clover, his son, ana Elennra Glover,
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JUDGE R0OSEVELTS WILL IN COURT.
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THE COURTS.
Nine. Cruger's VIII and Cod
icil Rejected.

Important Decision by Surro-
gate Hutchings.
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SUCCESS IN CENTENNIAL EFFORT.

The report Of ex-GOv. Bigler, agent In ills
city TOR ennia Exhibition. SHOWS thai eonuo"
lions ~ Centennial fund coming in rnpidy nom
various parts OF the country. The number Of small sub
scrptions received shows, It s elm"d, thai the people
are beginning take n'ere-t IN the celebration IL ~
stated that lofty observatory IA 10 be erected I'D
Philadelphia, which the Centennial buildings AM
great part Of the city le seen The site selected ~
near the belmont Mansion. the west hank 81 the
schuyIk River It- hight viii be about 200 reet when
vii give elevation Of over 900 feet ahoVe Tue w.
level Tie gallery, ut the top. will ace'Iinohte % Isi
.
Mr.. Goshoru. the Director General, has received
letter rum Tunis. sta Ing that meeting OF merchants
and man ufacturprs was held short tie snc 70 lAke
action III regard the Centennial Exhibition luz
Director General has beer request t reserve IN
cuus ~ various woolcn and s~ t-sue- nrntie p'
terry strong appeal has been niiie 10 tne leoli
OF 20 throuan IN AT ircss signed by many pr,ni-
lens, urginl them Ia sfe till ne h|iF VI t'H
state 10 In, n tanned in the SIsiona Exhibition
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OLIVER CHARLICK's RAILWAY POSSESSIONS.
HIS nMNEksHIp or LONG Island RAILROAD PROP


EHrY-FLANs To IMPROVE THE LINE.
Since the recent election OF the new Board
Of Directors % she Ling Island Railroad ruDors have
beeu circulated that the late Oliver Chariick owned
large part OF the property supposed to belong to thit
ruid H. IL aid ~ have owned the Flushing and sag
Uror branches together wirb large quantity OF real
estate u~,d ny the Long Island R,ilrolh rnc now Off
GERS Of road instituted investigation mo La
financial c.,diou but they say That they cannot yet TIL
what lts real iiton Of things Is In respect TO the
Ownership Of all the property AID they decline TO give
auv dsin Information abont Mr. On trieks eonnec ion
with IT, They denv that they have held private mee1uss
a. discuss the uEstter IL is stated. however on good
authority that liver Carc really did poSseSs certain
portions OF the property of the road in bls own name
" this property he Is said 70 have acquired IN order
maintain control of road, and other portions ~ II
recorded III his To shield IN" r't ron vex-
suts. tim before his death he indicated Ills
viii IN scll this property to the rohd AL the Same
price which he ac,. ured IL.
the officers that they VIII make a grnlnl"
effort hud up the business of the road They believe
that people would gladly live l. lg lsiani ~ ~
New-Iersey they lad the proper railroad faiiItics
offered them New STEEL rails have been ordered, AMI
Will pnt do Ibis a portion OF The route
New building. and stations WI be ertct"o
wherever necessary. The company have recently ne
duiIpd leia Of Pier No. ~. T. r.. where tilr week
they will begin the construction Of an Iron rreightsed
be us.d IN place VI er present T III. -hed AZ James
slim have been Innde Ia have the trauS
bringing strawberries and garden VEGETABLES to market
II q NJ insteal o a. III. The officers say mat
II they do receive tho support which thy antlcipae
this simmer n n not imIb-sae that the Long bland
side and SUu Side Raj ro.iis MAY ec"t
consolidated and hcncsfrth ust-id OF keeping rates
dawn by competition they msS double theD ey mo
npD
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rrrSFRtL oP MRS CONWAY.

The funeral vt the late Mrs. Sarah g. Con-
way lcs~e1 of Bra,syI~ Theat1r tIsos pA'o yests
day afernoNu Flag displayed ~ bafuSe iio'n
the Bro,kyn City Hail. pelise Headquarters and tS-
.tato, aous-s the thr.srs, ana other buildings Tue
relatives IN tnate friends ana paBearcrs assembled IN
the a,xsr Hri,ls fceali IN lie thcater Building,
as Nv, All washmYtin-st, about noon The scrvc'-
yer. held 10 the Uuiver-is Church ~ Our Father, On
Clern,ht-aye rear AtaBtcaye. The etreet In front of
the church deDsey crowded with People,
and tl. church ulIcd that room c"ud barely In
obt sped far the moariCrs The easkct r',a!niug the
bod, was carried cnurch by the following pail
ie%rer- Mayor Joan " IuuEir, Lister WALaek, judge
hrlue VIM G. HIussey, Jwt-l,L h. Proctor, txJudSc
james Troy. " j. f0Ienc,> and Alex. q. MOd' The
ALL h;. tssn surrs.lii .eAMtitui and costly
dUr tributes. ossket covered With elaborate
wr,aIhs. yTosen and otnrr enh.eihs
The Rev q b POteVus read Tie Opening selection ron
the uiDie Tie Rev III. X. Syc, pastor " TIE church,
pf,,aclnl The funeral sermon winch Tas very cFoSls
lie n.iid could s+atfy snsguuIrii Ii :
twe. siae nlsd lie pulpit, 6ctw'Sn lAo dFAi. AMI
religion and declared Iiai he rtei~sl ana 'F Late hr
band had redeem and elevate Tile stage
p,te0us having Iuadc coniiig prayer III"
IS.InluIs viewed Ivy ltr1 uuHiHr uf the spectators
81 whom there abUut 5000 AMI around o buiIi
lnr Including many Sf the hes, known aeicrs and az
t1Va.ses New AOIk and DTC0Alyb. hTs y T. BO~tfh,
,lslr the i, ccas~ Is PLAYING III sD FilneiHc tii
wis nr,ahie t., D. 1Ae esoV-ysd W
ts Greenwood Goluetsry Io' barlAA
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DKPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY, NAY g.
no Steamship Mails.

No Steamship Mails
TUESDAY. MAY l.
For !1sh Mali only the steamship Man
r. Al .. Man II
AZ 80 D. Vi. s<x,,,Ip s.ll. al iIum 1r 80 40
pr Ciraj Britain and Continent - rurD- PynO1th
Cilerpirg asst iii"bHrE b. an 1hship e-~Iy nas
n. eaushp calls from Par Al "ot n Ftreh ST.
''''N'-' WEDNESDAY. MAT5
For Iuro+A Va ntnto~n and ti"ol ei vac -l-An
s!p G tia mnLs rosr a. II M HnEl s'el'sy MAJ. -
sisAlnip s--r 81 = - nI uum Nsn~ii LOG.
Jrrcry tiy. ......,..., $1,000
For Eurp- via Pivouil t1ro anf amburr, by the
s,.ansn lIo -atla uiAIs Il3od II. eulg lemc
ar H ~. 's ' .,s, NJ =! q. , rIao5 81 - r. H.
tOT Ifavtna-,Bd Cuba by thr st@' lp resce Y Iah
close u. p Supplementary dal y ''~'d ~ = 50 T. ~
-,,amoip sails n 3 IA. Is. aver
PT l,-tmuda, sicau-. fy N Honston NAL ci"sr
u. steannhp AaLo a. y n u'n F1ef 20 - Norh
FRIDAY. MAY 7
~ a. 't,i y ~ ia. s.an,sl:p S.fl "a r,rn an Nay "a
-o. hi IT, t..-,.s. 10 FOR. raS MAJ 10
NcHfoJntlsnd rio-- az nc Ne" or> PoStomoo
Mai for naiay y. T.. 10 e.oari 81 The New srs row.
0N''' ''H' ""' - OhysIIrRDAY. M.YR
Fvr Eurv- via Queenstown ami I,erpo1 BY TIE steam
siip AdTlI II ,f'-r % 81 A. 10 hupIirnrN ny
Mail steamship sails al 80 H. fr'm fler No w. NCrh
MANS ony. steamship Viei47a cioss a.
III 4 = ct4Tt Il 10 aIpiie
eniaJy Maj NtAus.'p sa.is At q j. Ill nom Pier n" ~
Nart
MAI, e'Sc At Ia 80 n Supplementary Mall ~
Poet nic+ Al -, "a n '-aiIissp Na.H Al v
H. from per foo of THir 81 iio'oE.ai $1,000 .
Fur arifum dis ANTWERP. j ite ,,sssns,p etatr "a
Nevai. MALE snsblp sails from Harbeok
sinrr,t Ilrtnk yi,, Al g -.
steamship crab- malls elOr e'ssH'<A ssh fr"s'
Aais fvf a-y by city 81 Ansis close a
et-SInsap sAls At = "a Inin 'rF No ~ f-~' i''
-.kDAi. NAY y.
All Msls = lIs r<sf~Uih4h - spsn
frVn1 - u ~ II a. III.
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PRELIMINARY RAPID TRANsIT WORK.

The directors OF the New OK Rapid IraHsit
Assrtion met ,u saturday afternoon M. To- BROAD
way H. b. Clanln presiding The following we're e!ectsd
a. the permanent filters and committees:
John H. Sherwood, President: his Butler FIRST wee
President Joa b. Cornell second Nic-Piesldeht; WIN
~ II.. Tilri Vice PresLt M; Pin Van Nalkcnourgii
Fourth Vc.-Ir sident II ram ". sablcy, fliih vice
President; lie H. Camnaun, Secretary f1tenI'e
than.cI r. Bailey, John II. Chcev'r. Charlie r. IV'r
more, Committee northumberland Is tofncii
Allan Campbell, Charles H. k,-- Welt COMMITTEE on
IV-IAwr anil ksysiun %! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Bd.Lr
Cnarles II. Bo.rey e,t. Hiram W. 5lbty
After considerable discussion on The subject u 'he
charters granted 10 different companies, and the relative
merits the several plans proposed. John b. Cornell
was appoin ell committee Of one to eIInne existns
charters rcVort tn the Boar Will tie conrdeu'"
plans referred 90 the Execu,iVr oinht'oe penn
Lag tlo appuinime OF d special committee
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TIE QUARANTINE COMMISSION.
CONDITION Of THE DEFARIME>r AND EXPENSES G
IIIE PAsT YEAR.

CONDITION OF THE DEFARIME> 7 AND EAPkNSis OF
IIIE PAsT YEAR.
AZ meeting of the Commissioners Of Omar
anime SATURDAY, the annual report WIS read Tie
EXPENSES for Hoffman Islan which used for the dctsn
ton Of persons exposed 10 Infection for
last year were Gs7 ~ DIX leland, which il the
hospital superintcndcnts residence and other buildings
in nccd Of repair. the rIrap having been washed
away ny the ssa The huildings also out " ur,cr.
Tie EXPENSES Of DIX Island and hospitals for the past
year wa. 4Ij9i6 ~. The bnrissruupd has been i'm
buaris which av nuul-red the uuntcrs corresponding
with record Of detths and attendant circumstance
kept to assist in identifying the remans by the use "f
the steamboat n Il Hopkina n towooas In conveying
coal ~ -rrnt instititior, much moncy ris bril
snvcd Tic steamboat d 81 $40 In va-iuns
Toe xpenscs year Sl0,27o g. Tie cost OF
running the Other sambolt the Governor FentOn used
O hoard incoming Ye-sels, $3.50 81. Tie hospital
su Illinois du1ux months Vf zach year frlin May
the Jiichurag ground III the hover nay, bttvttn
San Is Hook and Dix Island person sex tn in
contagious diseases can be read ~ transfer ell
from ~, vessels Tle sap Is now ID good repair
ami adapted TO the purposes for which she In re
uutrcd The for The were SOIL ~.
The total t-bul scnenta the by tn COminia-
soIers 7sq 80, Iu the rereiFt- during t4Ir sale
pc4ud were s59,G27 49, Tic enrre property Belonging
4, tin. Commission estimated 10 be worth $cOOsO,
AMI ir-t time since me Organization ol IN" e
u ,rtinent II sail fnlly provided and eluplH
Tic prcacnt organization Of the Board IL az follows
President, ". I. Of Brooklyn CJmnlsaioho'-
d. Va odd uf Island, and James " "a adC az Now
York crrtiiio 7. r Leeds The business oi the t"-
rnssioIers present SESSION VIII c+nHHt chiefly
n, nsiiing appeals decisions of the Health
Oticer. Cntl Nov. l, they will hold daily sess'ons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
6orses, Glrriaass. Garness, &c.

CARRIAGES, ROCKAWAYS, PARK AND
Puuv P'a+tsn- uV.fcs and kx la 1eIry al siy "a
~ eKtrrn how prices 1t II 2U BE IAl West Boad-aJ
CkET TAtGTONS FORSALE PRIVATELY
\ Yailasi- entire Art uoitS S, X
IL goo coorb. w.t. very COOL NJ On tnn
an aly class malls both In appearance ana Gus raf
ney tie prize they have D. y shown fI u,s
-urtuc both m Aucol shire N1t;iuEham- ire YOrksurr,
i,ucas ire and They can 1- -csn ~ NJ -
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