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cottages tents Nower and parks OF this king
dom by the sea I" the magnificent view OF the ocean,
eyerc6anping winged with sails or alive with steamers.
Il have counted from cottage coor lS3 san ~ OhceE
the historical associations with which many parts OF inc
island tenn and lastly the genial cordial social spirit of
the people, bent upon temperate enj0ymentS win inc
almost complete absence OF fashionable parade poh
These solid attractions tell There already several
thousand visitors here, and their number increases with
arrival of every boat Is conceded on all sides mat
the summer population is larger than al the core
spending date in any past year. An important move
mont apparently destined 10 attract great atten-
lion. is the plan in preparation Ia hold Baplst
Communicating here the 18TH NJ August just week he
fore the great annual campmeCting OF the 1lcthOdsls
The enterprise originated with the New England Bap-
tsts and with unmportant exception that at But
first o, its kind In that grea denomination That will
be success hardly admits OF doubt 1t Is unaeT the aus
plccs of Influential men, among whom are Col Iazclto
DIR. Eddy. A ;. Brown, \. ID. Knight, G. W Chapman
q. H. Springer Osborn Parker. +. A. SanD0i1.
and others OF Boston: DR.. Franklin johnson. j. q.
Gooch. Prof Whittemore and others of Cambridge The
Rev. DR. Lorimcr OF the fremont Temple, Boston, Is al
ready on the ground with ms family ana Is 10 take On
active and prominent part IN the movement II appears
that this is sudden project but has long been III con
work. carefully examining the best sites and weighing
the inducements that each presented Nantucket Is su
TO have offered the association 100 acres gals;
Katama was not less liberal, and watering-piaees
Cape Cod and elsewhere made tempting poPo
siors The result OF all has been he selection OF Hlgh
land Grove. which, il Is understood they nave iehc 0r
30 years. The choice is wise one. The sp" is Nllm
half mile the Methodist cam-ground and the prnc
pal hotels The Highlands are naturally the most attract
i've part o the island aud seem destined nj no distant Gay
10 overshalow their hitherto victorious rival, OAK
Bluffs As the movement viii doubtless ADA some thou
sands to the population the prospect causes nutcl III
real estate offices. Campmcetngs and religious Watering
places under Baptist auspices mark new departure and
the progress of the experiment Will he watched WIN IN
tcNSt
IL ia little over 80 years since the first campmecting
held on this island. The spot Is rcVcrcnIy pointed
under old cedar tree For many years tents SUI
III Is still neat and Scrviceahle Not loss than 1000 cot
tagcs and surround II. The number OF W"r-
shrs has steadily increased from 100 to not less than
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from Chelsea Joseph nay from pniaade'pa ,Isd sha
j. d. IpgrHhap New York; g. L. Borns Tor fhadc'pA;
Henry OibDs for New York. =. ,x,.,.-
Noawcn july 2e-Arrived. sehrs Twilight from Hoboken
J. N. lille, nom EewY0rk. sailed scirs ftihco' io
Bangor Anthony Burton. for New-fork
FOREIGN PORTS.
NoyuIP Julv 26-The Anchor Line steamship Castala,
Butler ana Tyran both from York July TO- Tor
IIAIJFhX July 2G.-Arved, steamships Hbernlan from
Baltimore George Shatuck, rom ~. ferrei fd'"o""' ~
Portland. Ne. go ,., III. 7, cor,,y
from Philadelphia =, . e..u,.r ,or >ror,h
of IIatNTas. h.. Nan
York Sailed 23i. bark Cleone, for New OK.
MATASZAs July 23-AuSed brig Mary .. Colnffy, from
ST. Mary Saod 9ith, bark James r. Brett, Tor oors
HAVANA July 26.-Arrivcd, steamships tollnDns from
New YORK: Wilmington, from New Orleans sailed 2lUi
steam sps Junat. for New orleans Diego (oplnh Ipr fil
tmore: Cuba for New-YOrk brig Fan Mgitl toaiI ior
do Sailed 18th ship p. Wheeler and bark sunshine lor
New York Florence Peters, for North o! Hattrr sem
SaiIIe r. Baeman for do Margarta Anona tSpan.h Tor
Ncw.iOrk.
DISASTER.
roynov Iu,v 6Tbc Cnnard Line steamship Abyssina,
ami the Williams n Guion Line steamship Wyomng DOM
from Now YORK Queenstown for Liverpool coluen ys
teray NJ Brighton, Liverpool BON vessels were
considerably damaged their hulS and have Dten dockou
for Latest ship Ners see FUfh FGge
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CALENDARS-TUIs DAT.
DEPARTURE or FORLIGN Mills.
JfLY y.

TUESDAY, JiLY ~
Europe Queenstown ana Liverpool by ne steamship
closed II a. steamship sails al IL IA, IRON Fl"r y"
FOR Kingston Jamaica sayanla AMI Clri9gena, by ~
Steamship close at steamship sails AK II
a. from Pier NJ u NORM ltNr
Wi.DNE5DAN, july p. $500
Mail, for Newfoundland the New York Po,tOmce
every day At l}O %. m. ,,
4 Maii To- halifax y. S. closed the Now York POST
Tilt iSpaY. JtIS %.
For Europe via Pymoth CI,Gbour- aud Hamburg by the
strmsl Miranl mails close ~ llOa n. Supplementary
Mail il closed l,;U T. steamship sails NJ T. H. i"h
Pier a foot OF Third st.. Hob lErn.
For Havana and The West Indies, by the steamship
close at y. tdi3 AiIi -
closed 2:lO p steamship sails at T. ~ from PR NJ
L., NOrtl River. .,
For Bermuda by the steamship Gamma mails close at D.
NJ steamship sails "a from Pier No II, North RN'I
FRIDAY, july 30.
For As,anwau Panama. The Central American arH S2nth
Pacific ports tie steamship Acapulco n1li7 CLOS al !" a.
u Supplementary Aal j. clos, al !! H. NJ SIt;ii''iip
sail, at l. ~, from Pier so. r. NOrth River
SAN EDAN. JUIi ~ -
For England, ireland, dr. and France" by steamship nv
Richmond mails close - ~un mrhaIl Aial Is
CLOSED at $50 steamship sails at !. H. rom Per NJ"
- Nurth River.
L. H. Supp .Hetlfy MaIi is s'sr, ai % D. H. Stcdh0ip
sail. AT y. H.. IRON r.,i SO. 20 Norih River
Tor I'uTo'a oNtct FIarcr, VIA brHrn by the steamship
Main. mai Cp-c az ll:3D a. IA. Supplementary Man u
cr,rd al 100 m Stnaup shiS AT n i iI"AI iI'I oo'
Ihfi-rl., Iloi,nhri.
For ,4nto Domingo slmaua Turks Island, and Puerto
lJtJ, b. To ~ iusup iyhr, mails co-r ~ D. H. steam
ship SAILS p uI.. from iI'r, No -, last Littr.
A.al-for Key r- hy IN" steamship Geo W Etc cr'' Ut
- H. steamship sails rom Pier 40 20 lat E'er
81 NDAA. AlG. /.
An 'ai's close a. IL a. IN. The FOst-OMce ~ open
from - LII U 4 a. in.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Eugene
Oppenbe mer held for trial on charge on mghWh oD
hy Tor having as alleged assaulted Thomas Uerrahy OF NO
23G East Forty utl ST.. and robbed LlA % 30
The examination. ut the Tomhs Police Court IN
r to the ALLEGED outrage upon Louisa erIttt on the mug
boat Mike Norton adjourned indefinitely on account ~
the Illness u complainant. Capt Ryan, one OF Tue aCoscu
offers ~ prove an aibl
Simon Kauder and Adolph kandcr, two cigar deal,
orr doing busless in IaVersrnw, " " arfestet ah
brought before Commissioners Shields yesterday on cbs2
having in their possession with intent 10 so anu :" nay ing
sold unstamled cigars. They were held IN TJVo Dh 'ao
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday Thomas
pipy was charged with stealing looking glass from ~
ON rct and held Caihar n joyce servant IA
me employ of Michael Metz No II Ch'rrYs, WAS charged
NH, st,apg ~ 30 She was 500 Anna small
was committed bail for stealing rlb hom f"cf Lui
baido at No. "a Baxter a.. on sunday night
AT the Washington Place Police Court yeslclday
Matthey Westhruok held in $1,000 bail for dctradg
los, nh T. smith Broadway Of 300 by means oi
bogus adveris mont, wherein hc stated that any person IN
v,snc cnuld make 5000 IN The maple strap business
Louis tucker held for stealing watch and y rom
49, East Thirty SIKH ST.. fd"aIu oni-
doe. wa. held carving burglars 0os Robert iIA :
John Arnold and Thomas Brady were held ioI breaking mo
the George Dauincrt st. AT ~" ~ tsl MINI
81 and stealing liquors AMI ciIars valued al S36.
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member OF wealthy family I'm this city, and Of the
former owner of Backwelrs Island. Smith Barker the
first counsel for the executors and trustees died several
years ago. without lea wing any formal account OF the
Blackwell property. which had included valuable real
estate on broadway and the Hudson River On pc
ton by the egatees OF Mr. Blackwell for an account
ing the matter came before Surrogate Colin or West
chester County and tho investigation OF the account,
which hes been in progress for nearly two years has been
completed recently.
Of Astoria in place OF Benjamin Brown the surviving
executor aud trustee, who Is 80 years old ana VINO con-
ents to the change The legaees aud benetcaries OF
the trust also consent The matter was referred 10 S
roSate on TO rept The property remaining Is esti-
mated 10 he worth about 100000.
For tho legatecs. w. G. Freeman and Francs LaWtH'
tr: for thu executor, Rowan Helm.
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Suprppc Court ChGmbGS--Bv Judge Barrett-Mu-
tual life Insurance Company ag Glctco-s ct al We" o
Inc consent parties entitled &" The remainder ol ne S1
pu- moneys further hesitation in granting Tue
order asked l0r.
Marine Court hGmbTs-Bv Judge Spanldlng.-
go on johnson agt. Dcmpsry.-Ihc Judgment sh"ll
be vacated opinion. ltall agl BAUM w ~. l%r
nr,, trial granted. with costs. kaprun agt Hanonl
Motion for trial denied, rlO costs Brt1
.an, AIT Observation-Disclosures dismissed win COSTS
Lee AIT Adtn.-Jugmcn for piaHtl with ~ COSTS ran
d,r- AIT Glassen-J Judgment for defendant, WIN costs ana
mr. cent allow ,ncr Birch ilcndIr-Moton granted
i,r,t. act BrrdrS-NfDon denied; costs Mooney a-
,eufiaud rttrd and fled sherman agt. ln'glai
order thai defendant pay sc. Brady ag NTshtl De
fera mt may lie Baron hg Ib"tp>,n
Order staying proce, dng-, xc D'nzer ag '"inan so
zion t. va..t uricr 81, denied Scoheld Hftir i5 On
many act ~rhuuan Cord,s REESE. Roche agi. Allen, l
IrtAa agt. Motion. granted Altman agt h'lsei'
harg.-J uslit. catOn dschargri.
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LETTEAS FROM THE PEOPLE.
4 CASE OF POLICE NEGLECT

TO the EdifOr Of me Tribpne.
SIR Last Saturday morning, while at break
fast, gentleman called 20 Being told that the
doctor was the table, but would he at liberty in few
minutes, he very Willingly consented TO wait and aCcOr1
ingy took a seat in the office Very he heard
TO 90 ont huuiodly, and Immediately 1 was informed
that my patient had gone ana taken chair With him.
The police station being at hand. at notified
to the attending officer the occurrence and told that
a detective would he sent Immediately TO LOOK after tnr
case. have waited week, and further no
tce has taken of the affair Why did not the police
attend to this case, was assured that they would 10
Notice given of the theft before the vagabond
hardly out al sight. The thief might secrcc the clothing
Le took, but certainly ne could NOT pocket Chair and
carry il through the street IN open daylight would
render his seemingly We! nigh impOssi have
complaint to make. nut feel que satisfied with this
most fOrchc vcrihCation of the old adage " II you wish
anything well done do II yourself"
viii, however confess 10 little curiosity 10 know
how my coat fits H., upcrtiucncc. And whether il its
well ill., should De most happy 10 prescribe for MIN
free charge. should the powers that be continue tins
mastery inactivity til the cooler DAYS hope they may
all be rewarded with new hat, ana never want fp"
AeW York, July "a, $50 DOCTOR.
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THE COUETS.

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE a JURY
TESTIMONY OF 4 DEPUTY MARSHAL AND JCRNMAN
~ RrIATIoN TO 1uE CHARGES AGAINST GEORGE
~ FLANDFPs.
IN the case OF George N. Flanders against
Commodore j. J. GLEASON, Judgc Spauldng yesterday
rendered decision ~ favor OF the defendant The au
was brought by ndcro, who is attoncv. to
$500 alleged to be due Liza or services rendered in get
ting the plaintiff placed the list OF naval OFF,
entitled 10 extra pension, under to act OF Congress
passed IN March l-71 The was tried rcoie Jude
spauldng ON Thursday last and decision was reserved
by the Court until Yesterday During tr trial charges Of
tanpcring with thc jun were made and brought To the
att tion Of The Coat JUDGE spmldnc appointed yes
tcIday morning rs the Tine Tor ArNiug III Ire matter
The following .,iiMony then tah,n:
The first witness Czniued was Frank Webb the
deputy marshal lie stated tlAt On Monday July 10,
about y. lo standing in Tie saloon OF Tlou.s
T. smith. AT Ncstry and CJra,ts.; while there, George
~ Flanders the plaintiff IN tic suit of Flanders AGAINST
GLEASON, entered; Flanders introduced himself
to the witness anu spoke Of has suit; the
chief portion OF the c,n,c'tatol that ensIod
aud stated by tho vo'.7 was follow:
" tad ~ linn. what vru. oil wish he TO dol DO
You Wish me TO 20 ca, Of tlr men know That
jury and advise him 10 use his influence with the others
To- give verdict IN opposition to the eYGCnccP lie said.
con, 10. have got good casa case. | have
n" Iud-c Tn Judge Is with me, but am little afraid
tie jury ana wish Won to u.e influence. Yen
E E1t % WHAT Ck eG ay /. but ia on Gropol pai iS
pack any jury Ile said. If yoq VIII act like man.
case good. viii treat YOU like "a aud. without
naming my amount. desire you To fix and name
whae,c amount VOu choose. VIII leave ~ with your
JUDGMENT. Name ii call ~ ny Onico az No.
y Broadway, tomorrow morning at any hour you may
please name. to,l linn that 40 hour would suit ly
convenience to call at his Office that would doubt
him at the court and II he had anything further To
say desired him 10 "a, it To me then lie said.
You uOnt speak sufficiently definite said, have
spoken definitely a. ! can, ana you can understand
what ulE meaning is ."
ZarLaTas Kinscl one Of the jurors impanclct in the
case residing al No l6t fanal-,t., next lie
testified J1t Flanders came Ia him the evening Of
Ju 10, and telling him he the plaintla in the ease
wanted to treat" the witness, Flanders told witness
The jury packed; the witness finding
plaintiff his friend wished 10 of the Jury but
Flanders specially asked him to remain Commodore
Gl1s,1n stlcd tt hc knew none Of the jurors Lad
De authorized any one 20 approach them. nor did lie
know Of any such attempt.
The aiGIy!ts OF these witnesses will De submitted 10
judge Spau'ding at 10 Il. III to-day II hC drs the
matter sufficient weight. he probably will refer il
the Genera Term Of the Court and issue order Mr.
Flanders To chow why the matter should not he
brought 10 the attention Of the Supreme Court General
Term. application for the disbarring OF Mr.. Elan
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ONE MAN FREES HIS MIND-AND FEELS BETTER
To the EdftOr OF The Trtbune.
SIR: / had supposed ii was the aim OF Hor-
ace Greeley and his successors with whom have trav-
eled very conentedy since the days OF the Log Cdd to
furnish solid and by mental food for their readers II
any one can extract reasonable IaOns Of that commodity
from NJ Houssayes letters they must have greater pow
ers of suction than possess is he not concited Na
egOtisica frivolous risky old gentleman How man
of his are can men and most the such chatter
and nonsense to call it by harder name, Is w"nGet
have noticed several requests that you pnbSh i5 t-
ters in French wish you would ana in French only
Yours, truly, l.. H. MIL
Rahrdy n. D., July %. 1873.
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civil, NOTES,

In the case of Peter Zinc, charged with OBJ
tanning $4,000 worth of malt by false pretenses Judge
Westlrook yesterday in Supreme Court Chambers, d.
rected the DisIictAtorney to accept bail IN S9o'o
In the case of James Coddington charged
with larceny for having received some OF the DohdS
stolen ly Hamilton the defaune Treasurer OF Jersey
CItv Judge WcsbrO)k in supreme Court, Cniihpcrs,
yes,eI,lay reduced the bal from 10000 to $1,000
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PfSSENG ERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVEEPOOI-Ll stca,astip Neradd, July &c
Thomas Ntlcr. -
F;OM IIEEGPOcI-yn Steamship Pfpnbiir. Jult Q g.
Nj apt Mr,. GRAY, Henry IIughc-. sam 1921 Jersey ON
luqudrr = h. Anc. 4. N Mis-. =. D. aDa Mics Mary Ii
Aurs and muse NJ Nathalie Bush, T.. ". hi'crn, r.
schneider Jas Armstrong. ldN Ferris, J. r. Jamtoon e. a.
A. julius Gusr ~ T. " ash. ~. H. iii
-,. W L. DI"I, J. Cohen, ,. 6. Pullman, Alfred 60" ~ 'r
AMI Airs Thrmp>I Robert X. ~. Peterson VILLA
Whitfield, Dr T. Montague. '' H. rIs,, Rev. Nh hus,eus
&. i. sage, G.. ". ifoLs D. y. Blake, ". >. COrus.
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SHIPPLYG IYTELLTGENCE.
PORT or NEw.YOgX.....

PORT or NEw.Y OEH..-................JUL July 90.
steamship rganora Johnson, Portland J. r Ame.
Steamship Atlas lBr) Low hlngson' 7ayanlla, &c, fm
S,g,rship Montana (I;rJ. Guard, Liverpool Williams
Steamship Eta Richards, Piladelphii jag. Hand
ship Freeman Clark. Dwight, san Francisco oimo'"n
Gar. Antelope SIMPSON, st. Crois via Wilmington, Del.
BARK Laura AID Gertrude CGer), schultz Antwerp, j. \.
Baik Empress (cer) y,hlow. settil Punch, Edge & Co
BAH Srz utaL), Cuscuc'o, Pelrth iaads Tor orders,
Gark james Il. Boyd Ctrl. Rotterdam Bod & Tincken
BARK Excelsior (Nor Hansen queenstown and Falmouth
Brig l. {. Van Horn tBr) Hooker Cork for orders Snow
rir Iona dr) Taylor Cork for orders P. J. Ncyius
6ris Rosala utal) starita caPpiclo Newport E. J. c.
~ Myronius, Higgins cit, James tlengE.
Brig lido Ger) IenAe Bahia Via Richmond Punch Edge
Brig Johann (Gcr) Boyseu Dantes Via Richmond Funch
Ing Josie rcttier, Lubbock Prus, Simpson. Capp
BiIg q. A. CooHan Orb Martin, Queenstown for orls,
eng L. ". Armstrong Gibson Arecibo L. W. p. Arm.
schr George and Emily, Ill., Yarmouth Mass J. Wen.
Seir Crusader Mll,n New. Haven Racket & BIO
Schr Dos iii Mayo t>I"nl Nailauii Iaracoa r. Puig *
Schr Mary Chiffon ,larsier sayauIla D. tie Castro s Co.
shr W. II. Brown, Dill Bristol and Providence, II. w.
schr J. H. De Wolfe Thatcher Trieste, Miller Iioueton.
sclr Enoch Moore, Chambers Georgetown, D. c. slagh
,e&5r ralos s,ackford Hqmacoa, J. de Rivera
sclr salhe Burton, Bmiey stamford, stamford Maunac
turing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Acapulco Gray A-fnva July rs, with mdse.
ana pas. Pacific Mail steamship 10.
steamship Nevada Br, Jones' Liverpool July II, queens.
with ndsc. and pass. 10 Williams & tiuiOn.
snip Hudson irLti- London 40 days. with mdse.
~ci Julia X. Floyd Squire, Georgetown, c. with naval
sCHOOSFRs-KYER AND COAsTwISR
". II. Rutan. Virginia. layinia, Virginia.
FTaucis ~huhert, Virginia. sarah & Lucy, Virginia.
a ~. I;ailcy, Virginia A & T.. Benton, Virginia
Eva, y rsia Rcbecca kuIghi. Vii uia.
j 4. Chamberlain. Virginia. Liberty, Virginia.
Mover, Virginia Eva Holmes. Virginia.
Robert h. Stockton VIRGINIA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
POETLAyD Ne july 2S-AiriNed, brig i. Pencil from
Georgetown srrs OTiziuhu from BuckspOrt David IuIry,
from Alexandra for llall1Vrl.
BguasWICk, TIA, July 26.-Auiycd schr Rosa Eppnger,
from CLEARED schr. Virginia Bu -. for Newark.
CHAKLTrToN. July 26Arriye, sclrs inana, from saba
Island. :. Hunt, nom Belfast, Ne; W. a Parker,
from New York.
GALyF,lOS. July 2lSailed steamship City u waco for
New igh John AIry'o for Pensacola
BEDFORD Jniy 2B.Afriyul schrS. Jessie Murdoch,
from (oo ertoWn Palma and W f. Phillips fl0m Port John
Uriah =. WashbuIn fion iayetstTaH L. Is. Wheaton
uJm Jacksonville. Monitor. nom New YORK Ann L. sipplc,
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TEMPTATION At SARATOGA.


SIR: Your EnglewOOd friend apparently for
gets that any place which provide sufficient and COM
Portable accommodation for the crowds that Annually
flock 10 witness the Coege Regatta, must necessarily he
Of considerable size and liable to contain places where
gambling may De INDUCED in H. also adhercs 10 Il
theory too often held by parentsthat Young should
meet with temptation. This would be most admir-
able provided the youth Of land could always seek
shetef behind mammals protecting apron, but ia The life
OF Every young man there comes time when temptation
IN some form meets him face face. viii he resist the
more because having felt its influences. viii
De, like the untrled soldier, yield, not l0ln temptation
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THE NEW AIRSHIP.
To the Editor Of The Trtbune.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The article in yesterdays TRIBUNE on
W. f. schroeders arshp has taken right hold Of me- as
have always been believer in the navigation oil the air.
one idea that wish to offer is the Of paper for the
gasbag manufactured thin, in paper boat IL conid
he made as light and buoyan a cloth bag and rs tough
AS sheet of tin II would he impossible TO burst IT, and
il would for years Now. If this air-ship proves
success what 10 become of cuStOnlolises ana OF
the wOrld1 Free trade with all nations! What OF the
armies of the world, An arshp could carry toredoes
and and drop them down upon an army and
annbilate IL. A. b' o.
Bay Ridge, l.. T., July o. 1878.
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LIMITATION OF THE MARINE COURTS POWER.

LIMITATION OF THE MARINE COURTS POWER.
A decision has just been rendered by Judge
Joachilnsen. a motion in the case OF Abraham Levi
against Joseph Hrsch, tried at Special Term OF the
Marine Court The motion sub antially an appli-
cation for relief from execution made by Mr. Both
uer. a Judgment in the case was rendered against
Hirscl on Nov. l6 1s6i. for 1914 30 and transcript
OF the Judgment fled IN the County Clerks Office Al
this time Hirsch owned some real estate IN East Broad
way, to which BOthner claims tile
and upon which the judgment became a lien
by successive con'eynnces the property finally came
into BOthners hands. In the mean time by supposed
satisfaction piece, The Judgment len had been cancelled
Of record. After the property into DOthncls pos
session the satisfaction piece set aside on the ground
that II had been obtained 10y fraud. In compliance with
this action execution was issued from the Marine
Court against the personal and real property Of the
debtor The Sheriff sold ont the real estate In question
satisfy the Judgment and Interest Judge JOacln-cn
attc receiving these facts Hnd after stating the want o
power in tie Marine Cont in regard 20 executions affect
in real estate directs much Of the execution relates
20 the ra estate Ia De set aside the ground that
unauthorized and Illegal.
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Go i1)bom il man Concern.

81 NAssaU4sT., CORNER FULTON
NEW YORK, July a. 1878.
T HAVE REMOVED MY OFFICE as COM.
i MIssIONEROF JURORS, TO the above number and
place assistants. Mcssrs CHI Ids
CONE If am present will transact al the current bust
Once where complaints ad O Jurors
heard for exemption preferred. and all
penalties paid and recelpe for shall a. usual, supcTn
tend the drawing Of the Grand Jury.
beg 10 caution pay attention 10 any notice
demands given by any other than myself VITO
claims O Jurors ana Ia them against
payng moneys alleged hres penalties 10 other than
myself or assstants and particularly ~ beware OF persons
claiming pecuBaTy considerations to relieve Jurors from
duty.
Pnbc information also given that tho New Grand Jury
fst are according the provisions Of law 10 De- made
sept l. and Petit Jury Lists Oct l. ana Immediately
pr.or o the Auiumnal Elections
viii b, clad 81. usual suggestions 10 the
position ~ ihese lists
Office hours from 4. 10 s D. m.
DOUGLAS TAYLOR,
Commissioner ~ JurOrs