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CHERIFF,., SALE

CHERFF'S SALE.
- BY virtue OF writ Of Isr
ut the W public Ek
WASHINGTON HOUSE, so5 MARypro,
kept by Hugh Horner in tho 49,, 81
mington. New Castle county, ia uU Of VII.
FRIDAY, VI
THE 3lst FAY OF MARCH ,y..
at 2 o'clock, y. IN.
The following describe1 Real f..
All that certain lot or piece Of ilae, lsa; VI,
! SIX two-story frame houses erec,oJ W VIII
situate in the city Of wilminr,oneu ko ktaefe9r
and described as follows, to wit: Wit sSyy;andsl
On the soul9erly SIDE Of "A" street ttsa,;,Alai :,
easterly from the easterly s;is nihe ns ln.te
street. thence southerly and paroI,. SI ii0cus
Locust street sixty feet TO n stasell ttasa'el viii
easterly and parallel with "A" tae. stras.. Thence
feet and six inches to stake ee.se'e,p
therly and parallel with the irst t1euue n0. Nor
line and Locust street sixty feet IN tNa VOnh
erly side of "A" street aforesaid ond NY .,.ouih'
thereby westerly seventy feet and sH y, 'as1tt
70 tne pace q BEGINNING. be the c,s,,s,' T,as
Seized and taken into execut;or
property of George X. Townsend and Y as
sold by '' ~ ald @k
,.,;s,s oo,.,. wI NM. FL j.. LAMBsoN, ss,st
March 9. A. y. 1876 mai1gs
SHERlFF'5 SALE.
- BY virtue of writ of Levar;ps
me directed. will be exposed to Pab,sssh
at the u"Has
WASHINGTON HOUSE 2o5 MAREp,
kept by Hugh HorLer, in the c;,v - ss
minRton. New Castle county, Delswa,ss W W.
FRIDAY,
THE Slst DAY OF MARCH Ms
At2 O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Es,st, VI.
All that certain lot, piece or oa,eoI ~.
situate 10 the city of Wilmineton asosiahS
bounded ard described as follows ~ sAe y!
Beginning at the .easterly side of poss: wv
street between Fifth and Sixth strss,, =, vpN "
distance of fifty feet from the nortberlr ~ NJ NJ
OF Firth street, thene easterly and p.,siN NV
wite Fifth street forty feet to a stake hs..ua
northerly parallel with Poplar street '1t.N hi,s
feet to stake in Joseph Hayes lane ,S.,.u'
Herewith parallel with Fifth street xss,., ,sss,
1orty feet to tho said side of Poplar st,.a
thence herewith southerly to the pscs ssVi Y
beginning, be the contents more CT lsss ls'' VI
Seized and taKen in execution as tbe ma.
perty, Of William Craig. John b. Brown. b.
Isaac Ds shields and John Naudsin TfsT'' fss,',
tees OF the First Unite1 African Wesley T1 q.
ciety of, the, City of Wilmington and 1
N ~ ~ win. H. LAMBsoN, Sheriff
Sheriff's Office. New Castle. '"'''-
March 9. 1875. matll.t
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RAILROADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON Il BAL:
TfMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER % lS7h

LlmOhE RAlLhOAD.
NOVEMBER %, 1873.
Trans leave wilmington as follows tor
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, 7.0G,
$40, 800, a52, 1890. p m 200, 4lo, 7.2o $780,
p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, Isl, q. IN. !;
l214, l237, GAG p. IN.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 1882,
9.05 a m. $40, p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, l2.52, l.55, 9.O5,
a. M. 1856, L23, $40, ITO, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle. 800, 6.2o. a.3o. a. m. (; LIS, $40
p. m.
Harrington and intermediate stations, 500
9.S0, a. m. $40 pm.
Delmar and intermediate station SEQ. $50,
a. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS;
Philadelphia and intermediate s,auens, $40
a. m. AS, $50. p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3l, q. 70.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882, l.5J
a. m.
For further information passengers are re-
terred to the time tables posted at the depot.
II. y. kENNEY. Superintendent.
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ssHERHFF's SALE.

pY virtue of writ OF Levari Facias. to
- me directed, will be exposed to Public
ale, at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. POS MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner, in the city of Will
mingt n. New Castle county, Delaware. on
FRIDAY
THE 3lsT DAY OF MARCH, 1876.
AT 2 o'clock. p. M.
The following described Real Estate, viz.
All that certain lot Of land situate in the
city OF wilmington; bounded and described
as follows. to wit: Beginning at the easterly
side Of Forrest atreet at - Ieet broad between
twelfth and thirteenth streets at the distance
of forty-three feet six inches from the south
erly side OF thirteenth street at a line of land
conveyed or to be conveyed to William e.
Highfeld. John b. Sharp and Daniel b.
Forrest, thence wi h their line easterly par
allel with Thirteenth street ty-three feet +,
the westerly side OF three feet wide alley
running from Twelfth to lhirteeuth streets.
thence therew tn suutherly fourteen feet to
stake in land conveyed or about to be con-
veyed to Nelson Gregg. thedce with his line
westerly through the middle of the division
wall between the two houses parallel with
| side of Forrest street and thence therewItb
northerly fourteen feet to the place of begin
ming. be the contents more or less. with a
| two-storied brick dwelling thereon, and with
common use of said three feet wide a lev
and all other streets and alleys connected
| Herewith fot ever. each and every partv oc
cupying lands. adjoining said alley 10 b,
bound to contribute their proportion accord
| ing to the number of feet occup ed or hind
| ing thereon to keep the same paved and il
| reas onable repair.
seized and taken into execution as the
properly of Edward G. Jefferes and Sussant
hi' wife and t. WM +, and 4 to A%ss6 ss ssid by
sherid,s Office, New Castle.
| March 8. 1870. marl5-ts
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SH ] lRIFF's SALE

BYyirtue Of sundry writs of venditioni
1ponas. 70 me directed. will be expos-
ea ! / obiic sale. Or the premises. near
Miiftd y koads. in Mill Creek Hundred.
IN ew Cast county. Delaware, on
THURSDAY,
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17
The leth b DAY OF MARCH. 1876.
at II o'clock NJ,

Thsollowing described persona, ,,ro.-..
viz: iope;ty'
The horses. 1 Yoke Of oxan {, o r.
hogsl farm wagon 3dearhorns cows
WIN larrow. cultivators. wheelbarrow.
erihuone, sets OF carriage horn ess, 2sets Of
wago harne /. set of pillow harness. Iot OF
nay; neat ana Corn, blacksmith tools, rouse
hoio !IhlturS, beds bedsteads and beddlnt.
puie tablee. chairs earpeting, at nds.
s'3ee Ss,s siosk Also, lot of dairy fixtures. Do
osu ISu Is,l sakeu IN execution as the pro
perry" ELI Mote, and TO be sold by
Sheri's Ofiee, New Castle enerin'
Nj. l. A. d.. ls1s' mai
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OoUNTRY SEAT AT
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber would call special atten-
ton to the sale OF the property of b. #.
Townsend by Sheriff VIM. II. Lambson, on
THU RSDAY, 23d inst, at O'Clock, p. m, at
2oe Market street, Wilmington. Del.
The 4 acres % Perches Of land TO be sold
buildings constituting the we'll
known "vieu de reau," the delight III
full country seat OF the late Robert ID. 49,
Hicks, situated on the road from Wilmington
to New Castle.
The mansion house contains thirteen rooms.
two wide halls, gas fixtures. hot and cold
water. BATH, water closet, and ls heated
throughout by steam. There are also gum
mer Kitchen. good barn. sheds and stabling
and necessary outbuildinRs.
II desired arrangements can be made for
part of the purchase money to lay in the
property OH first mortgage.
GEO W. SPARKS,
Executor OF Rob't ID. Hicks deceased.
mar1Oeod5t
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r. p, TAWRESEY & BROp
Harness Il Trunk
MANUFACTURERS.
No. 4O1 King Street,

Where they intend keeping on hand rai Iol
assortment OF Harness, saddles, Brides, ~
lars, Whips, Blankets. Ely Nets Sssss CGmss
Brushes, Trunks, Travel. ig Bags, va Natss tsnt
Shawl Straps, and everythint generaiy ,yy1I n'b Re
In their line Of business, all o Vhlcn taad ma Ia
made OF the Best Material. ano 6rarahasegTi, T,r.
ness Ness made to order in the best ma. ..ser. w.
ders solicited.
REPAIRING neatly aud promptly auuI, ns
Trunks sent for and delivered. GiV9 GiV,essr, aI 4
call before purchasing elsewhere. aecio----
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G SHERIFF'S SALE.
- By virtue OF writ of Levari Facias to
at the o"ts
WASHINGTON HOUSE. ao5 MARKET ST
kept by Hugh Horner. in the CITY of VIII
minston. New Castle County, Del !, on
FRIDAY.
THE 3lst DAY OF MARCH, 1876.
.At2 o'clock. p. M,
The following described Real Estate. viz.
All that certain lot of land and 1our two.
story 1ramo dwelling houses thereon. situate
IN Tn said city of Wi mington, buunde ed and
described as follows. to wit: Beginning at
tne nor heast corner Of Locust and ''B"
streets thence northerly ong said eastery
side ol Locust street ninety -four feet to the
sou'herly side of q six fact wide alley, thence
ea,terIly U,Ia along g. said side of said alley and
parallei to B" street forty-eight feet to a
corner, thence southerly parallel to the 6rst
Inentoned line and Locust street nipty-
i9pr nn Ieet to the aforesaid Hortherly side Of
street and hence thereby westerly forty
eignt leet 20 the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may, with the
iIee a'e use and privilege of the above mentioned
aiiey IN common forever.
seized and taken in execution as the pro-
Perty Of 0eorge X, Townsend and Mary e.
| NJ; Townsend his wife, and I. t.. and 10 he
| sold b. VIM H. LAMBSON, Sheriff.
snsf'hs Ma9dS i 0hes' e hss 1sss Castle.
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PUBLIC SALE.

OF
FRESH cows. AND SPRINGERs.
viii be sold at Public Sale. at o. II. Par
rey's Hotel. on the Concord Pike Bran y
wine hundred. Ca
THURSDAY.
THE 23rd DAY OF MARCH. A. d.. 1876.
At l O'clock. p. m sharp
80 head of fFIRST-CLASS DAIRY COWS.
Selecthd in Lancaster and .e,urHRun
Lebenon Counties. Rome with &%k2%S
Calves by tbeir. side; Others GB
credit.
J.k S. COOLEY.
L. W. Std ham Sor. Anet's mar9-w2t.
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~ Ridges Food for Iniants Invalids and
see advertisement tebaI su
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l LACK TAMlSH-w W Q nave receives tbsse
ID from the importer, full line ent,on o. ION
elegant goods, to which we invite a!seRP hRP.
.sourth.and Market suoo'
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17

- HERIFF'S SALE.
y BY virtue of a writ of Levari Facias to
me directed, will be exposed to Public sale
at the
WASHINGTON HOUSE. 2o5 MARKET ST.
kept by Hugh Horner, in the city of Will
mington. New Castle county, Delaware, on
The daily gazette., 1876-03-17
NJ Z o CLOCK, y. II

" N Y " t . FN N.
- BY virtue of n writ of Leyarib.
me directed. will be exposed to Pabssssgh
at the uoHas
WASHINGTON HOUSE 2o5 MARKg,,
kept by Hugh HorLer. in the citv ~ Sa s
minRton. New Castle county, Delsya,as "a y, wv
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-02

An Iowa postmaster spent a week in vain
effort to balance his accounts, aud then his
wife, discovering what he was about, informed
him that she had been in the habit of draw
ing her ''pin-mOney" from the office funds.
Tableaui
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IMPORTERS,

We weuld respectfully invite tke astsausa
trade to our very large and well sssetsa stock Il.
able GROCERIES,, and in oGsrilE ssasl inazs
with any Importer Of goods IN ous iins in t..I
States. we apprshsnd dsals.s win Fad n 10 tAa.
est TO examine our stock before purchasing .s.s!
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-02
GAS FIXTUREs-RANGES.

GAS FlXTURES-RANGES.
GAS FIXTURES AND RANGES
NEW YORK PRICES
Agents for the
GREAC BARSIOW AND WARREN RANG BS.
Dealers in Gas Fixtures. Punps Bath Tuba and
Plumbing MateriAs.
Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly attended TO at
febIoIy 81 Camp street near Poydras.
THOS. MCKENDRICK,
PLUMBER AND GAS FILTER,
625-----.------Ma Magazine Street. 625
Above Josephine.
Dealer in PLUMBING and GAS.FITTING materials
CHANDELIERS. BRACKETS, etc.
Agent for the celebrated
AMERICAN RUBBER PAINT
Beautiful Durable, Economical and waterproof ready
for Immediate Use. Try 1t once.
ALSO:
NEW BEAUTY ELEVATED OVEN RANGE
PARAGON RANGE, HEARTH AND HOME,
OLIVE BRANCH and WIDE AWAKE
COOKING STOVES, for wood or coal.
HOUSE FURNISHIY0 Goods
II Prompt attention and Low Prices oc3I Iy
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-02
TeaLTea.

TeaTea.
300 packages Of all grades ooLoNG, IMpKI
GUNpoWDEE, D1 "a CUMGUg, esS., % -. selected BY 1
For sale by SMITH BROS col
IS, IS, 81 and IS Poydras ID
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-04-02

500 bbls. OF the above celebrated WHISKY. O,
and for sale, either from distillery or store
SMITH, BROS & Co So.e Ageuh
SO, as, 8! and 90 Poydrss IN,
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New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
THE PHlLHARM0NIC CONCERT.

The second concert of the Philharmonic
Society took place at the Academy of Music Saturday
evening The programme, while 1t contained some fea-
lures Of decided interest," by means so attractive
as Of the first concert. 1t comprised schunanns
Second Symphony. the new Saint saens Concerto (the
Second. played by Mr. b. j. Lang, Boston pianist
some selections from the "G0tterdammorung." aid the
Ieonore overture, No. 3, by Beethoven.
The society scarcely fulfilled the promise that its first
CONCERT gave The band did show that improvement
which we had been led to expect, and DR.. Damrosch
did not seem in sympathy with the music on
this occasion the last. The Schumann Symphony,
which ny many critics considered the best Of bis or
chestral works. full OF grace and charm peculiar TO
this most p0etcal OF modern composers The bargleto
was admirably given but the rest OF tho work was not
50 good 1t hardly be considered the best OF Dr.
Damrosohs Efforts The selection from the "GOtterdam-
merung" comprised the passages beginning with sieg
fted's narration TO Gunther OF his birth and adventures
his murder by Hagen and his death song closing with
the Funeral March. IL does not contain the ele-
DR. Damrosch gave from the Wakire $50 excellent and
it is probable that 1t siven only of intro
duoing the celebrated Funeral March. Mr.. BisChOi who
sang SlegfTcds part, did well with wholly dit
cult and decidedly thankess task Certain parts OF the
music OF "The Ring of the Nibelungs" can be given
without the aduncs of the stag but this did not
TO be one OF them by this OF course, We do not mean
good but the part which precedes It, Dr. Damrosch how
deserves TO be thanked for enabling US To make the
Acquaintance Of this part OF the work for all OF this
music Is Interesting. II is only difference in degree
The superb Leonere overture which closed TIC concert
most welcome.
The saint saens Concerto which was given first in New
York Friday afternoon Is not constructed In the usual
form. There three movements but the slow IL
at the beginning instead of in the middle as Is gem
eray the and the whole three ere arranged IN the
form o steady acoeerando (aRdsnte allegro scher
EandO prestol forming continuous progression In inter-
till tho climax at the end, while marked contrast
between the movements Is still preserved The work Ia
very charning full OF grace and brightness, not deep, but
with plenty spirit aud lire and overwhelmingly difficult
The orchestral part Is very good, supporting the piano
throughout most admirably, yet never overwhelming It,
Mr. Lang acquitted hmeelf excellently. HIS execution
IA neat cean and finished and his reading very correct
The rst two movements capitaiiy done, but the
third dragged little The orchestra better Ia his
than IN anything else during the evening Mr.. Lang
secured weldeseryed recau and in response played
piece OF Tschulkvwski'a.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12

TRACY This does not interfere with the charmansnip
of The committee, which remains with Mr. Holman u
Indiana. -
BY Mr. EAMEs (sep., X. l. L)-Reducing letter fosvage
Bv Mr. COX Dem. NJ Y)--To regulate the compensa-
,,o ~ ietercarrjers I'm cities of over 100000 inhab
tant at $500 the first year. 5000 for the second o
81 900 for the third year and making the eo
lion in cities OF less than 100000 Inhabitants not
less than 5000, than $500, WITHIN inc uisctc
By Mr.. HUNTER (Rep, ind.)-For thegurchase of
silver bullion and its coinage into dollars Wlcn ats -
legal tender for all debts public and privae inclua
By Mr.. GLOVER ,Dem MOI for the protection OF
abn bs s@poy M ny and for such pur
nose only after the Legislature OF state has certified TO
him that the authority Of the state Is forcp rssstea
Governor has certified TO him that riot nsurrecton OF
nor has and is unable TO suppress and also
that he has endeavOfed 10 convene the egelsure anu
that such Legislature cannot be convened Dy reason
Mr. BANNING Dem Ohio, asked unanimous consent
20 offer resolution reciting the euogum passed on D.
Madison Wells OF the Louisiana Returning Board ~ inc
report OF Senator Sherman and others TO the Presld NJ
and requesting the President to furnish from the ar D
partment copies OF all reports orders correspondenee
etc, connected with the removal Of Wells from the Gov
ernorshp OF Louisiana by Gen. Sherman IN loo"f
Mr. BANNING moved to suspend the rules and adopt
the resolution Defeated: Yeas, l4lt Nays 81 (E'OV
twO-thirds IN the afiirmatiYeD
Mr.. MCDOWELL tRep, NJ ~ moved 70 suspend % no I tne
mtees to examine and report into election lftuos, aS
follows: committee OF nine for New 1Ork, broOhyu'
and Jersey City; committee Of five for Virginia; com
mtee Of nine for Missssippi eommlttee OF hVe TOT
Philadelphia; n committee OF three for Alabama
Mr. cox remarked that there no allegation OF cleo
tion frauds in New-YOrk.
Mr.. NILLIS-We invite an investigation there.
Tho motion suspend the rules and adopt the resou-
tOn defeated BY vote OF l24 Yeas O 80 Nays (nOt
the necessary twOthirdsl. Some 81 Democrats voted
for the motion,
Mr. cox then offered resolution for the appointment
OLa COMMITTEES Of five to proceed to the cities OF NeT
York Philadelphia Brooklyn and Jersey City to examine
into any alleged fraudulent registration and fraudulent
voting the late election. Adopted without division.
MI. GOODE Dem, Na) offered resolution INSTRUCT
ing the Judiciary Committee 10 inquire aud report the
legality Of the circular letter issued by the Attorney
General during the late Presidential campaign u United
States Marshas in relation 10 their powers ana duties III
such election Adopted without a DIVISION
MIR SPENCER (Denl.. LaJ moved TO suspend the Rules
and adOpt resolution instrueting the Judiciary com
on Coyennent employees during the late election, to
compel such employees 20 contribute 70 the election fnd
of any political party and what legislation u needed 10
abae the evil Defeated Yeas, l34 Nays 74-not TWO
thirds -, ,>--, -
TIA then, at S:l5, adjourned the Democrats fo
manning IN the Hail 10 hOid a caucus.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The United States Grand Jury will eompleN.. ~ "a
work TO-DAY ard viii make its final report The gs
of Ihe indotments that been f0lnd are iur y@-
the Flection aud Revenue laws. Judge BENEDICT VII
az the opening the Dccember term Of tue CriaiiAi S
of the United states Circuit Court Tomorrow
Az the Tombs Police Court Yesterday T@fog
pierce well known threeoard monte man, who was al
ON Sniay by Constable Newell of Rockl9nd Oysy, ,,,i
svtrdirng Abraham Firman OF Spring Valley fNsels 80
County out OF 81 200 mo game mentioned sons H. 20
since WAS brought before Justice Morgan, WEI "a
stabes warrant was ntorsed and oihoor was ot,r
aagompany the constable and Ids PRISONER 10 the NyseA
At the Washington Place Court, William Y. lsMussl
Will stealing watch and 0hsia worth slfo lSm tsG
booth 80. ia East Eghty SOS ents aiss maaresc
Flint OF No. lO4 Mest foureeniilst
IN uaymeit OF bill goods amounting 10 90 u W
IN 20 day. The ceok drawn upon the a~e "a
of Nowbuigh 81 xned Janes a. Potter, and he os I'D
and NJ Potter was arrested. Ao - aa old haDds Ven -
10 the police by several aliases.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
THE COURTS.
REFUSING A CRIMINALS MONEY.

In the suit of Abraham Greenthal againa
the cation Beth Israel Bikur Chom, Judge Va,
Brunt IN Common Pleas Special Term, has given his "a
csion. Grcenthal owned sittngs In the syDagogre but
IN 1850 una 1873 convtctecof grand larceny, and
served out two terms The congregation expelled lin
but after his release offered him the use Of seats no az
member hut for worship Grsenthal brought ths action
70 compel the congregation to accept him mpmhe,
Judge Van Brunt says "I don't think any authority
be produced, or that any court wl ever decide thai
man who has convicted OF felony nor that hey
mort of their church that which may be the proceeds
felony" He finds that the only remedy for plaintiff
he Is wronged, ia suit for damages, and dismsses h
cnmnlalnf.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
AID FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN Francisco, Dec. 1.-the theatricai
fraternity of this city are making preparations to give
benedts in aid OF the sufferers by Brooklyn disaster
John Mccullough, manager OF the California Theater,
will give the total receipts Of his house on the same night
that tho Brooklyn and NewYork theaters devote to that
purpose Thomas Mcguire, lessee OF Baldwins Theaer,
Ma9nre & new Theater and Magulres Opera House. 10
making arrangements benefit at each OF these es
tabsments Camilla UTsO offers the entire proceeds oi
her first concert tomorrow evening
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
THE GILBERT ELEVATED RAILROAD IN COURT
AGAIN.

The cases of Edward Henry Anderson and
Benjamin H. Hutton against the Gilbert Elevated Ran
road Company which similar to the suits recently
tried in the state courts, were argued before judge
Johnson in the United States Circuit Court yesterday
The plaintiffs own property West Broadway and South
Fifth-aye. and claim the right TO the middle OF the
streets through which the road The motion on be-
half OF the plaintiffs for injunction argued by
Joseph H. Choate for HuttOn and T.. Il. Anderson Tor
Anderson. John x Porter and q. r. I0wery appeared
for the company Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
PLACES OF AMUSEMENT INSPECTED.

OF THREE THEATERs EXAMINED. THE BowERY THE
sAPKsT, THE UNION sQdeRE THE MKT, AND
THE sTADT THE MOST DANGEROUS.
Henry j. Dudley, Deputy Superintendent of
che Department Of Buildings in this city, accompanied
BY . force Of from his office, yesterday made a
thorough inspection OF the Union Square, stadt, and
Bovery Theaters, 20 ses what accommodations they
have for the rapid exit Of the audience, and to compel
she propresors make snch improvements as may be
deemed necessary secure the safety Of the public
Mr. DudIey said that the law gave the Department OF
Buildings full power 20 make whatever improvements
might be deemed The propretors have also
evnced desire to cooperate heartily with the depart
enk OF the tree theaters inspected the best means
Of exit were found at the Bowery Theste tho poorest at
the stadt 1hester, directly opposite.
The WORK Of Inspection began at the Union Square
Ehcssey. L Teurteenthst, between broadway and
New-York tribune., 1876-12-12
THE CoRoNER,s INQUEST.

The examination of witnesses before the
Coroners Jury will not begin until tomorrow evening at
1880 o'clock Coroner smms said that some OF the W.T.
nesses to be called had already given testimony before
Fire Marshal Ready but that some who had not peen
before the Fire Marshal would be placed upon the stand
Tbe Coroner Thought that with the facilities at hand, un
less some new developments were made, the evidence
could All be taken In four or five slttin8s.