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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
TIE JEWISH PASSOVER,

The feast of the Jewish Passover which
this year begins MOnIIy, April 49, al the
important IN tho Hebrew calm lar. IL Is card P.rcia
Festival or Fast Of Unea vcncd Bread" and is he'll
commemorate The miraculous deliVertuce OF the Israel
ties from thir bondage III bpypt. According 10 the He
brew calendar. wi.c. differs from t1e CdIisii.In the
feast as al present Obsery u. begins the evening 0
the fourth day of tho inst month"; Ni,;in
AMI e,ds tho evening Of the tweuiyscrond
day OF the same month Ii always follows closely upon
tne Christian sit Al OF Easter. Out Easter having been
unusually early this year, the feast dies MT begin Un
Monday. Toe Observance 81 tho Passover i strictly
sc1ptal, according 10 The Law Of hOaes. OEe OF the
principal features o the celebration among HE JGWs
icaNeH. Nlis.s5-iA mixed with iGtVcB il strictly ab
of the festival l- observed "a stree Isn. day by
hoy b. unler thai age, his faie. fs~t- for him
Tao Orthodox J0ws strictly adaeIo 10 the uid
forms. The HD.orHcd jews only "bsurve the
fist day of the fast rel .oUs siy 10y lttrndiu.
If worsii ~ they ordinarily d. the san
bath. THc OriNiuN jews observe Inc Drst and ltsi
diyS In religions BcsiiC- the lnhr worship
m the synagOu, The rTS twn ui.s ~ Tie feast de-
voted Ia soci: services ia tho hUirr Of The people,
counruure tno paSs,y Of the ChGrru OF Isra IRON
i,budigu Ire d in The principal places os Worship
inns ;y where tho feast will he celebrated the Forty
fmrth : rort SynAgl gp'. oOu gTetttluu, Gates of
Prayer" Ie Sinciernif Street synagogue
sucIb Israel and tae lem Die Emmanuel. at fifth-sve
and Fni " hird-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

Coroner Wol,.nan h Id IN inquest yesterday
In .ld 10 the d.@i a. John J,cpA AicUGe. aged 10
yciIs. OF No. PSI MO.tsL who did frUn Injuries r.
coved from ber, over by ~ ~ ri tie Broad
way ahd ..yrn.b-aye Railroad. The accident occurred
ou April o. 1879 on Gre nrsi.. near Wavciicy -i'Ire.
from tac tcst'ruy II anpcaT' that tho boy was selling
uowslmfcrs and jumped tn" front platform 70 sell q
paper 60 oT the p3sscU Tire going
slowly al the time. Tae assen m arianed That the
paucr wa M. nat had b'tn r.ITrscuted. aA told the
b. OF Il tc La cf lripcd al Lun ta scp al TIA plat
fUiin, and, III dom. f4l ud'T Tie wheel ana vs.
killed rt Jury roiu.n ii verdict Of arctL'ntl dotta.
AID Joan l.V nods liz driver, "l al biic ia
Ire N iler, a. iio ~ i'sti II IA i bla at'n
ton VIE Ia HI hOr3cs, aud hC cOCd not nave sren
Tho b., tot oil the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
YOUTHFUL AsYIGiEr5 FOR WILD ADVENTURES
DI-APPOI&IED.

Thomas lyman, lG years OF agc, Thomas
s;ubis Il yeas I'D. AID Augustus yOn WcS, a-c Is,
rIue brign looking lads from Wait rbiry Conn, were
alIe,,d yesterday morning al The Ne"-ia'on steamer
wharf on the complaint ~ Their parents WHO Charged
them with ruuni- away from home. THO lads were
;acn baorc Inspcc,or Diks nj the Police Central Oaoc.
and there 10" party pre'ntcd curious and interesting
syui. l. eel boy Wa armed vita - the heech-lopiirG
li- aIiI bad LgHtlug accou..rntnH Siuns over his
shoulder In answer toe Inspectors qucstipns. tho
lads sid that tl,y had lof their homes Ia become
haucr. of buGalOcs anj Maue thr plaiiios az iho
N,-i They Lad read OF the capris 81 Icat trap cTs
and scots as detailed ia dime noyo-. and bad made mp
t3,ir minds that they were born 10 be- heioc. ~ isa
character
Tn lads huA worried tie factor, III Waterbury,.
.! IRE sUy,r.ut I.'nt of l.' work. Ano I CONF 10
"a .iiy 60 9 b. tiii, sl.t fhIi = 81 (;
h1slt, siiarp nat -t:It su.a-re. JLe boys WOO pad
oil III anu. 5idy. au4 ser buying tA.r Ca ~ a.
treasury cuHtr a hOIi $50. Hufy - iohrd iiS cl'y
~. out n ~. expecting s0Ju 10 EGvc tbcis iil 81
ad. iniri on the I.ir.,. TAet luch 81 up 10 Inc
puiie+ Cs.l.Ii OIL. cells rrfil u tcsnp3n. Ihf
ma .riaiiy diIpan tLOr ardDr Nhen Thy w-Te
a.-iiu IUu 4i NJ, Stairs Inspect Dlsr -, oufb.,
vui'.lut Won hc t. 80 EJue with y"ur fIi"DI "
sfiilar me- ks Answered. W 81 so " uld' Tie
o.Arr hu,s expressed o!IHbar se.tm ht'. lhty Lai
lea n-J already tai IA" difficulties II their eii' 80
W-io greater team trey hui calculated upon 't''
81 i.irHiti' ui iHr ditu- ar'urs tod iuStOI DuIs
that IL sAOuld take tie ads bAcA INTO l4c work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
TAMNANY's ANNUAL ELECToN.

CAL Is,JFD AZ IAh GLAND sACiiI-i OF .u!. SOCIETY
NO OPfOstIIOS 10 THE REGULAR IICKHf F04:
OFFICERS OF NH OiDta.
The arlnnq! election of the Iaramany Society
occus on NInlay Di, 1ne following CAL h5 Ureli
tss.ao.i Icy Grand ssOhcm Sei'cil:
Ri oTHrs: Instituted tho yea OF l7s9. the TaIlDy
eOcioty. COuuibtn O.ier, as ev~ ehc5 ben on4d
e. De st.ldidst a} ign n iu e'p3ti al "a -.iig i
Of rc rgu,s OF oiV 9Al religious Lb'ry aII Id r.h'
III, 81 zee government. fouicd Uuig - huI p'i,'i
ai.r the adopto,. ol ,ib Federal Csus.l,!' n IL las
pl, ana ever reads sound tho alarm Theuotc u LuSi
IBI,.t Bod tho h,lIh.c. We are W" IHili4! ltVca
ilg Tia 1trnudi ahn!Tors'Hy OF AnelicAd iccio'h
Tcra N 40 time previous however has the peily.o
tan aunpg the past lev years, and al tic prs a. tle
to- peril Las no, la.scd away. Capitalization teaIs
tie rights OF ne pto lc, the rerciy
OF sta -, and rpres Dtlive government Prompt l."
di..,in danger day cali, Ur fearless action so az u.
truC 10 A "a . .s Of IaEuuauy AMI Ovccs % fire.
dom. 1ucr round ia, cnprcS ilnI d by oar tAthirs
the spin. of harmony. LrOti'r cd and freedom
sEe;1 10 uphold line principles es1'sDsed ~ sle iOli"
IL t!j, ell you are notified and called On 10 offend TIE
annual election 10 bo hcld ON Monday evening q PA l."
IL order that the objects and purposes of the society
sh.l c success iul Accomplished, ii IS Ir qoT 1i LL
proper selection Oi officers snOuld e ~ dc for @tnin
yea. ai.d acuug under the authority q! Resolution
adOjtcl thn slcic!y the GTnl -oEc0 has ap.Ontca
foI., social etandns weii-snown integrity, an
recognized patriotism should Command ITO support VI
jUiity OF tie mcmhos That harmony loy0 OF freedom,
a~ devotion Uur ooUn ~ mas pie'ai the presence,
Support ana influence vi CYtI! nutH.<r LrItut Gtin
esliy solicited ADGLsiUS ScdHLL, N..Gid SdcAln
JOIL o. 5tEvENs, SECRETARY.
is understood that there will no seredS opposition
70 the ticket that will be presented by saghcns.
Last year Nelson j. Waterbury and others posed 10
dom Kelly and his supporters ran ticket watch 'c
ecived about 100 votes to nearly 200 tor tho regular
utke During this past thgso months nearly ~ m iii
bvIs have been iBitiiiod and great majority oi iysc
arc fri Efs of the Koll a.rtg. Tho pnsont SIcieD
Augustus Schtl. Grand sachem; Joan holy, VIII
lian H. Wicahnm Daniel r. IIom.lnn, WIl.
liam c. Conner. william Walsh, Abiin 9.
Hewitt. John Fox Edward L. Dcnnoiiy. Ma
thanie jarvis, IT,, Thomas Dunlap, uues Is ADGr1lS,
H.i1y L. Clinton, and George J. forrest Oae o. two ol
thee may he Dropped, hut The sit muJOrity al Ihc
present S40Cus Nil be rcuOinnIrd and without much
doubt reelected Among tne pr0nlIoIt mon WOO nave
boc cis tho past arc c%-G,ys. Horitio S,yin0Ir,
join = Dix. and John T. HOiIIli GOV Samuel j. rii,Ji.
ChclJu Justice SANFORD j. Church. I'd wards ricrrcp"ut.
ard Au.lLt Belmont. bejl,y, William IL Jycoi, Pctc1
l. SSery, joan j. BAILEY aud 1gs Of tue old R.bg.
when tho Society under their inaIunce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO THE
JUDICIARY.
LOCAL ConNsNTs OK SENATOR rox's GILL

LOCAL CosiNSNTs OK SENATOR POK@ ELL
The bill introduced by Senator Fox for the
sppoMth,out OF two additional criminal. 1asi ICES which
Wa passed D te aate Thursiay, has oXeiteI great
deal this city. Policc Justice BiXby. when
asked his opinion OF tho bill SAID TIA; the object Of it IL
good. lie thought u would produce excellent results
The police justices already VyerboTdrued with work
tboy nave $1,000 prooa0rs oyofy yoaT.
Then there 5000 prisoners whose 80 10
the Court Of special Sessions. Tho Justices
appointed TO this Court attend to tieiT
compelled ~ dispose ~ about 10 prisscrs day ii
fc hOnfs IN the Court OF Special Sessions. The FOX bin
provides thai the Court shall be h1 daily ani tiins
the police courts vii be facilitated the Tanus viii
br ked 3olr prisoners MN, OF r-o,s IL nivcI
an triais Of the wuri,g e.es and afford 10
eIRHn lbr uInt xasch oCculod in saig actiDl "
be begun. The two justices 10 be hlio.ut,d by the
Mayor viii be- IN attendance daily, II tTc bu n pass ii,
aud the tlrd justice mi he ebos la hei regdry
Bit be sei,ctcs ia rotation from LGe police JL.cCs
Justice OtierbOurg said thLt lhc bill
the police JDsiioss M doubt they would bc Wiling ~
Do trsr Svrk tos tsr salary bu Loy tDh ~ Cd,
ala tue Work when defoiyrs u.'On them ulce there
O." necessity al the new Justices Tne city 10y thiE bal
~od have All annual nra:'eos oNptIs- oi el0VoO TIE
pioe juscs- were not ooasiiisHd Ina
lar tJe speaker know. they cvnsT lTOv!sIOD Of
the bill unnecessary 1ney have alrl tnruu n
tho elsIire isi tio Curt of SPECIAL ssssiols and
tiIcEe IL unusually bnasy w0gA pOioo
the Lstlcs sitting tuoTe tho cob
leatsDea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
Crrns ~ RROOKLYN.

Thomas Smith, workman in the Navy
Yara vas he'll Yesterday ~ Commissioners W'nSloV on
c,,r,, o. s,ea,ing oslan.y OF metal compost Denis
Noy.,n charged ain assault upon Mrs. Julia HIN OF
sixih-.i ana with jrpg hCr apartments hy thiowDg q
Kerosene lamp pon ho hooT committed 10 tlli yea
tc,;9v To- Justice Elliott VifhOEi La. Herman hacaer-
ins WHO va charged win as,1ul; uon Henry Meyers
niru, frcc weeks go and who forfeited his 'Iii. vas
Yesterday r,Il,srd board tie q. f. ship Vermont. on
VII rl nt Ia enlisted ~ . marine.
charge OF csnreIzinc $50 fIu.n his rmploj"r ThninS
SIgC0ia1 Of N. lgj Ta-vtccnts'. CHARMS DiFis' "oc
III Wa arlrsfd Yesterday !ur obtaining sums of money
,y falg Peprc,rnt5ng inst he WAS an cnslnoff Va t'
Navy. IIc ~uis naval Uniform. J"'n MURPHY Was
go f. tn, pcu.t,rtilry Yesterday Tor 'uIutH3 by
Irler Dcluar for iulHm nlv 70 ibG BIS u5cd Gthtr'
Lawrence .insi,.Iy, - NJ 80 l. sDtnenthn'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
IMPORTANT CHARGES AGAINST TOLIcE CAPTAIN
WILLIAMS BiSNISSED

Capt. Alexander s. Williams OF the Fourth
Precinct roIGo was apru arIalsn'd before PrrS loht
nasl an COMMISSIONS VOOrhiS ..ul Dsbrck ycs;Cr-
day He charged win having received money aud
valuable pl1 sfn from louisa Smith, keeper ~ 4
disIrln bio house. No 1872 Woostorst In con,idcra:i6n
Of which he ha protected the in o tie hosr from
punishment. II also charged that son rs the
Gifts wrre discontinued Cirt. Williams mace
d.,ccut anon the house AMI broke II
ny Lpa',a smith has been Summoned repeatedly To ap
pear AGAINST Capt. Williams. bui Whrn thc time came
Tor the hearing shO Culd ht bc fo M. tn" case has
been Ir,S; p1neI several e. raU" the prosecution
s,cl.c lie atoB Lance Of int, WON witurs,
Nirn i.:o ca..Ci yc~crIdy IT MAS tCsJItod
a,siiu ii II sie had not hts-n foan1
COl. {. :. Spencer. orLLsi tor Capt Williams. saih
III (; laid.hp ana injustice 10 III. client o.
'rrmit such to I've repeatedly l'ostf ,uned. Tho
Commissions n deciIod 10 dismiss the With tie
lInv,0 ti 40 MAY br rccpeEcd at a fuiul, day II
the prosecution shuli 80 desire
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
LOCAL MISCELLANY.


CI AIMS OF THE Defense IN THE EMMA
NINE SUIT
.u, ,,rrrxn,<.rs MAKE TnE pOtNr THAT TnIiR
.r,rrwrx-rs ARE swoRx 40. winLE tbs con-
rt,,>r MAS NoT-srAThMENTs IN YiNDICAfION
.,,y,,. s1t,,,iAN.
rhe d,fendapts in tho Emma Mine litigation
,, o.,ver Of on, g, whom, qryuor " Pax given
- a, r,,.>,r vcstcrdavlay stress ul,on tie fact that
they nave submitted sworn answers 10 an ''''" d" 80
plant. While they might nave pu' ~ q" u,'' ~
svcc II the complaint tney have frcfcrleu !" S",, ~
,hoir nm s,ers IA orior that they might have al INC
sf" "''"''s 80 - a.. mi, A. rrof Siilinan Was
IN, s,cct OF IN attack in she cnapant the G'l'hl'S
tnhs 'l"' "o s''''' -, - II II Ra>l.. If ths
oxITc. from thc sworn SAT ih'n' oi - a. D'N' " ''
oolc''"."H , H., -, e.r,.,,,.,r ,s-, ,tfs dr.enaa,t
ARs niyTn4ei BY al Part tiA. ,lo so ..'.'S 81
n, y1S 10, ~ 81 $40 saoaIi b. oklaiIod ~ rT,L
Ben 4aia iliaB oi lao toh'g in tlo, ny "i 80 az 81,
Hf he rsels ~ rsoL T., NJ ~, o o. iaS on brIli
~ fe,.s lys aao her fag ics iuts,s "a III d. IN
So nit, ant t,te-,i rs ie..i,T 4~'s,' ~ ~,
al 61 t.; iain me dulles ti,if enG ,a','H. -
near expense ~ soch oNninin1et a ,5 ~ n,,'n
- ~ e INNS " no. aay Oi TO ori,is 7t i % -
klocl sdgo ia 'ae CON ''1e . , ii, -, t,-,
retttca ts 80, go. \, t,s zion a,v s,.b
so j ioI si ia4uiy loss tnc . ..'c ~ rl'c4
ir, Al YAH, on sc aiop sIi 1ia !e crau llGt'i "i,a
81 lt, by letter o, tlsralu, ANA iaf'ne. 49," 81 al,
- ,,, This a, c,set ,n mo CIT o. Ncg-s o,n ana
- -. .,r,.ut f.,. s.ja ilial.E lls. tl L. sii
80 "' - ,,,s ,,f or bc. I8.i. Tnt
- '..,l',,.n In en..t NJ, d..f,l-llt Als
GO, sd cCllrar sVrr ...t C0.itaclt
M ami t,,si he COLL nos bai~i. tnrf@ r'."
.e o;4-r perform hi, ID ia
IS nina nliIi - hi, "a ~ i,g
s,,1.,t in, ,rr Al said :. .l5l la. 4 ID SO ii
A' M ,,.r.., As INNS ~ ~ ti!o
- s56r, - and rOoord 60 .siIi iaiio
P' ~, ~, r,.,, .. f,is,l! 81. 5tnl rD4,t l. liJ
49,, - rxrnifs.i3l tVs's as ey tn> a.
su lluIan shO. ii iiIL =
1850 a,l eyi.. 4, con -as. c&
a., r.,orr ana ~ alli.u. auy 4n-t Iul et-
d. "a Al RON a ii
Mn q. H. pb-el, aid t.4s
iii an 10 said ans .et ~
n I,tiai,1I. Ilr % q lll ict -ru
,f.,y.
ga 10 = - I'm hsiiiii "A al ,u,
tLs pvit cant Una ~ ' - -, -, r u . .. a,.sIt-
RSN ttis 40 tuA' az ~ rs
esl ~ cFslst u ptCeu 70 sd - anna, ma mo
l1Is i-4tSA. 90 .4,o o., -, ~ ana q ,ri d,t M.
u! o. Sc" W. =. y, MIN. mas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
rnE rouGnTRgrag Bridge.
TIE EAILROAD WAR.

DRyISSE or TIE Policy or 1itK UALrhofH AND
ONO BY PRESIDENT. GARRETr-vCroEY rRE-
TIcrfD ron ILH COMPANY IN TIE RAILROAD
whR.
At the regular monthly meeting OF the Dl-
rotor, OF The baltimore aId Railroad ho'd al Baiii-
more on WEDNESDAY P4osd II John Garrett doiivocd
an address IN defense Of his policy In the railroad war
Intervening 70 with some demonstrations IA TO INC
present and futnrc of BaitimOre roat commercial
city. Mr. Carrot: said:
7 con 1,tn'atr Won unon the spiordd a1a ein2rhr-
satisfactory railts IT te GFtlueS wa%od ny IA" fei-
sylynuiA z .ilnoad Company ~ in6s Us Company W.
braucnrs for the month ~ March, ring tIr "iO!c OI
whion the efrts he PohDsy iySnia Company 20 bDh9
our inffrsls Wolo made with u"T mgh"st ,Dt!hJ 4I"l
the result -hbSs increase - ho Gf">s caFuln5ao ., ~
baltimore all ohio Company ;Jr tiat month over we
sumo lpnnia IN lS7A Gf $lUJ753 81. Nd wIDNAanlihs
the largely diminished Charge Tor PAST h5ct-i Nv 80
s'.y an usi.s " venue npou Inc Atiu - IN ii'"
this source 81 - pr cont TIC "trl{s OF 80 Lnigi-'
c.si.e OF tItH % per cont upon me reNrla' 90 "a
preceding month. IAr developments 81 lD''
have ,rUver - ~ Of the highest importance nos 0hy 80
ai,ytv cOIupinics conry, but 70 thi lepinH iuic ts
proper q further s,ctch Of is origin snl history
Tao ground, Of TIE refusal OF the Baltimore and ohic to
oiu ia Tn, "Sar,tosa Asreonrnt" wore then reviewed,
fast freight nos woro dououuecd - "vampes upon the
railway systrn" aud the abolition Of commissions "a
freight and pasre; as and III discIrlingo uddicmen
Generally was commended After rcic crca 10 the Va
Tinu, pin,s OF the l.n,royCny between the Pcnnsy-
van. and Bi5lOre road5, MIR, oar s.t sti tle IS,le
was now . struggle to maintain ti.' p0uey 81 u. D-l
rpor and ONO CJnpa,y against the tO,nnnci power oI
In. crsr, rniways tr IIIlucnt, rbissSin.iiS WIEN
their associate mes more t,an 9IOuI1'OOy o cbal,
and nd led: Bd The very fart thI tHry 40 r. pr g u.
100000 900 OF cspal viii b. the cause o. the finrr
the combined at ant lilo very iart tI1t te Bull
ana ONO re- rCs Dts ~ limited c"in a. ".'" '.on
grand and tive lines under rs uldhaae n'i~e'
- its CcItaiu'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
CLOSE OF A SINGULAR CAREER.

a
SIR: The wifo OF DR.. May Burton Of Vir-
eni died ia ths city April g. aIler lingering Him A.
o nearly Two years Born. cdGOa;o. upi married IN tue
South rho wac accustomed Ia AL the luNuTs. iEdii-
gtuc,. and rcr' mcns which usually zen 10 the lot Of
wet thy NirgiLls twenty years at,O Livery uiing Yenr
with he Lost Cause" and Mrs BlIrt,I came 90 Sew
York and mad. herself home by of her pen.
She aiaaJs with peculiar but orTen ber ess
productions brought wtnt Al physical
effort Of Ter Size simply prepared pencils and
paper became passive, and wrote. having only dim
c.,usUiois,ss, and frequently none at AL az wbaI
beDy produced she bad no talent tor drawing ~
uunLns III fact she could hardly draw tHre or cN, a
leaf winch could he recognized - snch soon after com
New York began e. races HIOu Cic be
or and IL sketch them VITA great llltY aud cN
Al l1nStu inls,iei ~ Soi tois and all
the uCr1lls To- painting la OH, though she ha1 never
knd OF lsihiinS dome ami mad not the slightest
idea how prepare mix the culos b. pO,ice
desired tius, how tOappy them ~ O'o t.lltr ~
o,s. ~ SITTING Ia ddknn room Shc piO luccd
hcdd Ui cUuad ry merit OtuVrs followed at iutcsNas
uniii presumed tHo appearance OF unique po
tuIc gallery.
AJJat time another anUdltivai@ faculty 10
yeopud itseu namely, tue power O referring I" iHut
In the lives Of thus IN her rseuCo
IO kID~s II past events COW O. oi wus NOM nly
ioHarAaJie and enthusiastically correct, even
tnis respect tue reports which Wa baye al
Jnn ,--tng and LscnOkkc Whatever sIc did. TOR ,'og
ana love Of truth giiraDe against
nuI drCc ,,tiO, ami excellent pt.ileei
guarantees against sstl deception. A. natural Ia
oi peculiar powers and tenn Eranen sac iUOkIa with
favor ulan tur general suiyo0t shflniisuI, and tie
nCNoi tinit when Of it, ciian
would still he fDnn kernel OF tuu wJi.d aid IA
ciocr1uS alid GcN clipping ine nuin.u A 4.
hot- lOIs. Apgi ID. 1879
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
TIE PURCHASE or TuE nEMrsTEAD BRANCH
RAILROAD

An erroneous statement has been made by
som" iournJls thai the Hampstead Branch o. the southern
Railroad of Long IslIni watch IA n"w idle was sod
rec ntly at bankrupt sale ior $40 Some time ago the
holders Of the first mort ;;e bonds issnrd 10y the hemp
stead Branch Railroad Company iOreclos d this mort
gage and a salO under tho foreclosure took place IN
Hampstead village when Ripley Hopes, rtpr 7entD5 ths
Brooklyn Trust Company, who were trustees Oh the
bonds bought in tho road NJ $4,000 for The ben -; OF
;,e bond ,lders No habilitios assumed by tho
purchase. nor, "a has be n alleged. nave thoy been
involved Ia any litigation The ruisi-whic by Ga" way
/, "A lropc.y cut " distinct trOm tlr Southern rl!
owned by Mr. PUplcnnausrt-nCw uci ngs 10 tie pond
holders, who expect. sOOn ~ tie triere decides IN
regard Ia validity Of bon Is In dispute 10 masr
a satisfactory disposition al tlo property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
ELEVATOR CHARGES TO BY REDUCED.

The agitation OF the subject OF terminal
charges on grain al tis pOrt has excited Bic atouson vi
The elevator companies. who nd it desirable AMI even
necessary 10 maze concession 10 popular opinion
ucetu. o tuo prOpIctOrs 0f elevators Viii be held To-
d,y {, consider proposition To for eeyaIin
nom boats 10 ono-llf cens per Gu4acL Elevator n'4
wi,u asked this proposed reduction was to he made In
con .cqu so appointment OF The L'7 ativo Com
lHtre II Inyestisation pended in Tho siiye de-
calu that their cOllpanic were uOs iuGutVrAiG ana
tnat while they wOu1 DO wiling give the Conmittec
III informal in the matter. tboy wOui moi recognize
the st of the Legislature Ia TX rdeS UT ie'anS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE PP0sPECTs or TIE WATCHING RAILROAD.
A cilrnlar has boon issued by ID. y. Ropes,

anl sen 60 al the prominent ciizeus OF Oany' y J
calling upon them 10 pledge definite amount or IAtr'i
~ TO the road to be glvon monthly. II tho RESPONSES 10
tlrse are sufficient warrant the operating OF the road,
trains will begin running early in May, in which event
depot will be placed ut tao terminus near Llowolijh
Park one II -,r the Of y ysi. one heiwe n Pr 'spec
IT. il GictWood ave. one at Wlts;ssrg. All ore near
rue r.,iu 81 Che Old road, DetNccu NeWr6 dnG b!pun-
Held Il, iarc from O"Au5U 10 NCW YORK sll5' uch, =
t,csrs $40: In,n Wi,r sing to Nog-Y0r sugie tck-
,,, ~ cents; oAou4sion tickets. AZ cents; mOuihiy
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
sprrxc PArEs or FREIGHT.

The Spring schedule of freight rates, fixed
b. the near oioag OF canal nINlso', "cns INTO eheos
on the New YORK Contra aud II dsIn River Railroad LAST
Monday Tho through ocai iroshi tifia between New
York East Albany aud Albany or Troy, Is ca, Ihrd az
follows: class 30 cents second Glass; ID cents
third class l. cents; fourth lass, 10 CENTS The t1tiu
frfr New-YorR Ia tr ssserl important stations on tho
rnnh Is rs fnllnMs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17

,,.,,r,rs, Aesociaton states that % nun'er Of tho
1uhan makers had expressed desire to retun 10 WORK
St-s -c in,crdng 10 brow open tncir manufactures
ON Monday Ia fiyo sach as desiIs To return lbo up
norInity 10 do 80 IL "a said that tho Clcmaat opposing
Tho rc.linpttnn 81 work composed OF the SPANISH
,nprls wlo number about 100 Cuban workman says
that tnr ib nakcTs numOcr about 800. snd az east
laf OF tncn arc DISPOSED 90 resume WORK al ihn Tt
duced price, as tbo Tcuuouun is only temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE Ill SUCCESS OF EEyoL1IHG woRKNEN.

The lOngshOemrH's strike tiis Spring has
been failure. Continued discussions among tie work
toge her che determination the sievcdors
oot Ia ovor % cents per hour. and the it that very
Large numbers OF men are seeking employ ment any
price nay he said to he Che pru pal Of defeat
OF the STRIKE Many iOnshorenen have severed t,,lr
connection with tcir ofganzAiions and have gone to
worsa the 0d rates The steycloes positively declare
that they vii not employ who is CONNECTED with
the society. bui they VIII take back any
OF tho OH workman, f they s,pnrate tbrn,-
Ives from the association. Nearly all the Il lsli
Ian cIipOsiIg many Inca perieicrd url aud se
have tt tic cty, ana nave ADt hid any iron Die
Wilh the leaders tho revolt .ti reIIsa
l., Tor less than 40 c,n.s.
Tue strike Of the Cn,tn cigar makers coutinies A
mailer told TKiUSt porter TINT They would no yer re-
"a u l" ur C.ba hbt spanish VA lecturers,
so rate. thdl thoy iniild So pr Thousand: aud
II my do not get shls prize, they will work Tor Gou,a
aii Other small manufacturers nuinbr Of the in
have len ihr ,ty sni gone Krr West II the ek ont
l. not is,d by next the strikers say that more win
80. Dir Llerona Secretary VI the Cigar Mani
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-17
THE EXPORTS 10 RECOVER RING PLUMBER
.a,I..-I M.L-AZ VIZ VI DITTO "A I.

THE EXPORTS 10 RECOVER RING PLUMBER
SUITS AGAINST TIR WAGON ESrArE-AO aIrioNAL
ATTACHMENTS CPJT TwE"D'S p ;OPHRrY.
The suits acains; Mrs. Watson, the widow
Of James Watson orncrly County Auditor have n't set
bvD begun. Ms Watson has been out OF town 0T more
than days. ana is expected 10 rrD IN The carry par
OF nexi week. Tac suits against tho estate left by her
late hui will BE- Instituted probably at that lime.
sheriff CARPENTER OF Wes chester County has received
writ of attachment fer three pieces OF real rsa;r held
by m. NJ iwool In the City OF YonkeIs. Cn3 Of these
pieces known Vanoy Farm. ana the others are IN
the vicinity ahd contain II aud 80 acres Respectively
Nj valuable pieces OF real estate. Il Is understood
that other prOr'y Ia that and adjoining counties. and
Long island. ami ia Tho State OF Connecticut Will be
attached No suits have been BEGUN yer
against Twred any Of tho other members of the Old
Ring