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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
TIE COURTS.
RAILWAY PASSENGERS FIGHTS.

John Cuady has sued the Efie Railway Com
pay Tor $1,000 damages, GA account ot las EaFin.
bern M, o tr5.i after paying his fare on the trial
'c,ier ay ia to superior Court, ho tcsaLed That oh
Juy 30 1873. Ee started from jersey ely or an I,io
irin ir Nigga Fails, intending To make several sops
on TO wy having been tod by tho ckci agn of whom
hs purchased Ais thioHg tcct tha no could si"p over
10 am uIc II, stopped II fIcr ID, and on Gesnn!ne
tautny ras tod by the conductor mat be- ough To-
rave III cured "Iay-oyer" tictei. He stopped again
Al P.It Jptsis. and starring from that place
vas tod pc must pay Dbl. fir" Tor tnc r-m.iudcs
al that ~. on % cKrt iur blt distance Rad been
punched he refused 20 Jay t.r train wis stopped. ASH
g. was pJi on i-ht fou miles from any station,
I.r-. after rho tam slrs1"i Ice Ofs 81 70
r walked AitI Lu-E siir!ty rIne thr udrh lnf Zee
iulsf 4Hd d mo G!.oh 1hr defense Ma, that a."
rl..y,irs llfic was n~rcs,.rg regulation % require
ma, Srrs king stJ 10 p-curc "isy-nf"r trkris;
tit notice oi r requirement. "ai p.,a,ird "a every
ST ton ant every cor, ana Lar 3ir tOIuy l3t
snoycde 81 ~ both rom tho n-t conactOr aAd from
tho tCAut agent. Tie case y 81 Oh.
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BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTS.

Judge Donohue yesterday appointed FRED
erck W. Lane receiver OF the Cornwall Wooden CO.. ana
also issued "a order sclu.strating its property lhe
orders were granted upon the application OF Nichaei
Colliyan and the affidavit of David Ferguson that trans
fcrs OF raw material appeared the books OF the Com
pany wife OF Ire treasurer and manlxer saDse
ournt To the business difficulties of the concern 80
THE first meeting ~ the creditors OF Gilbert W. Alien
hold Yesterday AZ the Office ~ REGISTER Williams, aud
wm. L. Osborn Of No li6 East foiV-i'u'hS| WIS
chosen assignee. - -, .,
Atsmeeting Of the creditors Of Charles Hayman ana
Henry Iayian yesterday, abfbo Office 81 Register Day
tom il wa. agreed To accept the proposition cNhusg
madr-5 per in the notes OF the iin payaDo III D.
IL, and - months. 49, .,, -, pho.,
The schc,lu.e OF Edward W. Welse and Robert
Welke, who recently made an ass eminent, ior ~
benefit OF their creditors filed In the o1ce of ihe
Clerk OF the Cur; 81 Common Pleas YESTERDAY, ehonl
sbte., - OFT Ia nominal assets, Sl,GIo 49, a<tu&s
-i9I 30.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Georgn r.
Pnsch arrested for bgamy CHARGED WIN a INK siA "''''
was COMMIT, ed for trial IN default OF @l0OO D-u
At the Tonbs Police Court Yesterday, MiebaeI
Clancy charged with s;ealug3 00cgars ard cases VI
eiy valued at $3.50 from the steamboat Johh L. oar.e
was committed for examination
At the Harlem Police Court yester'Ay James
Crouns.y Of No IL East one hundred ana 80
heh for trial complaint 9 assault & w Inc
ben liapeslen NaDcsen claims N be tht owner "
house occupied by Mr. Cr0unsey on Wenes'at he csiu
and pt'd 10 enter the luso asaS
tie Eaters will when the alleged Assault occurred
At the Essex Market Police Cnnrt yesterdav
Michael Williams william AaTons. aud 'ries r ws W.
Of concealed veahons and Dil aIr ts
Intention Of committing burglary az 80; NJ
folk ST.. each held in 5000 bal " u III
manager OF ay.reiy eater In 81 Mar pla 10. ktr
the 2gerJcar In tl9 audltotuI VI ti"s eoa'o
required 10 furnish ball III 900
At the Washington Place Police Cont yesterrd ay
Jol Alexander rll In default q SlOO bali On Rcbarge
grand preferred by Mrs l. j. Davis re coInlan
nj n a hotel whore Ale&annrr
security Tor n dll So When reclaimed te trina se
folud IL IN typtcss Office with portion ot htr roer
rfssnp Louis Kr.ikeaman, 81 No. Z Chatham ST. hi2eu
with receiv'Bs co worth OF go'fs wch ha os,h
cCretry q Cps Dry gOoNs stor WAS heiu ' ~
fauit Of II 900 tail 10 answer.
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FAIR IN AID or THE CHtPIN HONE.

The fair in aid of the ChaUn Home Tor the
Loc and Inarm under tho auspices 81 the various Uni
yersasi churches OF this city snd BROOKLYN was open d
evening at Lyric Hal, in siSthavc near tory-ia-
oud-st The display neat and attractive TIC tables
~ the various churches handsomely trimmed anu
were covered with large collection Of useful and oIll-
w nfa articles TGcre Is fora temple In the constiuc-
ton Of winch evergrcens and nowers piedoahthe; a
Lady Of To LAKE," partially hidden by foliage ana
rovcrs: a restaurant, Punch and judy show and
an tho other accessories 81 a Fair. Tie Rev. Dr. Charn
of the C.nrc1 Of Ito Dt Inc Paternity formally cpcnd
the Far Ia Shtrt 3dlr S. explaining tie oi'rt o
lie F.!r ali mr. in all be liberal tlcr patronage
fe ak. good thrt Il being 0c"ofnpi -h"u nN
~ u.tl. tion wnri the Fair intended 10 bancf
IL clrsed q humorous manner by playing ui"h u.
names ~ various tIpcs and the other ytttsccnN o.
F-l- There Was a good AT auGIucf durns tie oven
IN . The lave every reason To anticipate
pccuu.try Success.
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THE INSURANCE CONVENTION.
rFFEcTs or THE WIND "N FIEEs-iMp"oVED METZ
obs OF ADM NIsTRATIoN-No REDUCTION on
The National Board of Fire Underwriters re-

obs OF ADM .NIsTRArIoN-No REDUCTION OF
RATS
The National Board of Fire Underwriters re-
sumci it, sessions yesterday IT Underwriters Hail. at
No. 1j6 Broadway. Mr. Hop, Chairman OF the Com
utce GA nj Currents, reported that efforts hai been
made 10 determine tine Effects Of The wind On cOnHr-
tons DE of the places in which constant wind
currents prevail he sa.d would DO valuable 20 insurance
co,apanies different rates should b made IN such dir
,rcisand also to the inhabitants, who would provide
better safeguards agans fires. The Committee recon-
ucude that the Signal Bureau be Furnished with nfor
nation In regard 10 the sGbcrt and that The members II
tie Board should represent The Importance of tue mat
ter Ia ifivrs IN Con H. order tfat further
cxneni.t snOU!I be- matte IN tlls mper. Tho Board
thl resolve. t. discuss the SuggcStOu- contained III tha
alfpss of tie President IN executive session. W1c con
~ FL untti $50 u. III. =,
'.,I.lii, of tao session 81 Tho Committee o. tho
WEoic were ported 40 TIE afternoon S'sriin u "S
,mr'dcl Tat IA oio 10 bang aoout fnu.c inId"
relations u,. tie mtiOtfs ~ tIe Btl ana OF to
S,-ft.vc Commute with c officers aud agents az TO
loC bJirs committee % u teen r"uI - appointed
tu side. ui. clln should Dr made IN the admin
l.t, OF TIE y. ana t.st Al Advisory COMMITTEE DE
ere ts Lc culio .,t rI - who snu!i Doc a.
ndhic nuuihy 10 III 'Ecal Arc"ti thAs 10 u io+-
,.-i.>l. to .rIt D. tlt4 c. tG0 trpfaioi
90 tr,i ad uIi-bcsT coles; ard Tat 40 rr1uri "a
snoad he made ~ rss.s HriI- thc yea except u"c"I'r
tI Id ,rt o. IMPROVEMENT N r-ls ilr& i'caii-
mend .ilnns yrl- ip ret Tsr u loving ni'rr4 were
nominate. p --yf, G-o &c J.. Chase; scent,
t..r. piflt rr, .-.T, ~ % : .@eri ll'Atti o. =,
murray L. j. Hrui,c III Bcunet,, jr, l. &. basef, " -
ClsAei. l.. lockwood, DFl-At L.. aui,4, j. T. iiH!,
George Cram Ed ..r-u 1. II Pc. mo -ea5OH5 OF t-u
Convention Will Dc cJIclud a t-'iay.
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THE GILBERT RAILROAD INJUNCTION.

In the suit brought by the sixth Avenue
Railroad Company restrain tic Glib -. Elevated Rail
road Company FROM prosecuting its WORK On SIKH ave.
nage Spear yesterday modified the id auction 80 far as
10 hermit tie defendants IT, Al in the holes already made
,gith masonry all cement du;ap8i along the lue TGe
Coir holds THAI hot t4e holes and tne 1itcIl aie OBJ
st.tict public trsVs aud That ~ Modification Oi
l. 10 uid1ciiOd both could h, rCidIyod. NJ amer
t,ii.l. however, Is allowed 10 be dumped pending tne
.i.L.st4gu.
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and !. n>naren- w, G p,ro,ar y. W. unr.n ~.

and rsfircn. va. c. psro'av ~ W. Haren Mrs Pr,,cs
Ieb siax Heielbach Miss Iei ehach, sirs M ia
Der tie.ne.ts %ieteck Thomas or.er
Manner DielegaD, a ~. aepi. 4r and srs vl,'
Mancher a. Hc cler. Mr. an Mrs r. opehma ~ Ieonharj
Ffiednanr, Jacob schnizer Abrt Me- or. III m -
y JAN. August Newmlnn A. sapius, Rev. The0aOr ,er
maBn ard Children. Rev. Erie Siorm Wilhelm Weber n
T. eeibt wig GoiiJegger a. NeumanD l.. remeI Aiolf
saloaon John scfmit and WIFE, Rosenia.e anu wife
IN ans anu wife, LOnis CltrSe X. Lcntiagcr A. OsibT
J.. Bloch !. Il. cchuetzc Mrs All. Munch Mrs. hari "A
I.aHln Miss louise Gec6s Mrs CathaIiaa S,hu A.. Mp
EhsaDet zeg and child Charles ha snsnn, 9r an Mrs.
samuel Rev, solnt AMI wife Ms. CsrDne nnr
cnilIreI, Mis-, Jtha Sommer Miss Emile Krae9f
Mrs Awine IL exc, Mrs. Clara uOnta a. Mis- Abps
Mole, Ars MARY ebor and ctd Miss Aenretie GolILsr
gar. Ur.lOO
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HIGHWAY ROBBERY or A town COLLECTOR.
IL is reported that on "Wednesday morning

Eleazer smith, Collector of The Town VI otAtown l. l.,
left his home intending 10 go 10 the residence OF super
visor L. b. Smith, mile and hall distant, to pay 20
hun some town money and sltcrward take the tran 10
Rivorhesd, To make u settlement with the County
Treasured ia he did not return at supper time, n
ques were nacr, which revealed that had not been
at either the Supervisors Ryerhead He had taken
n short cut b. Supervisor Smiths residence through the
woods and pariie, organized TO search with liant
ems. About the middle of tho woods the collector was
found living on bis back close to tho path He
oit and bis head aud face cut AID bruised
That he hd waylad aut robbed there ND 5s W
doat i1r Whcu re cit home lie had ca h person $4,000
In currency and $5 In checks; the currency vas gone
and tho checks lying beside the body Ye-ierhay
uuruing he able eel story his roll beg
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALnANY, April 27.-In the Court Of Appeals
Thursday. April -, 1876; ~. -, .,,
concluded. -, -. nh
80. Infancy Sltton, admx, &C., responden az. me
Y. c. and G. Iltijrah Company appellant Oy
Frank Loons for yent aud By H. CoNen ioi IesP'aeH@
prDclimai male and the court adJ0jfhtd
WIS This take recess rom frlohy
April % 10 Monday, Nav -. 80 - - -, -. o.,
IN. following Tue rslnlar OF the Court m Appears or
Friday, Apr. 25 NOs. So 81, d. 0l, loo, IO-, lCo.
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1T. ID 80 An 5,h 9Th. 7th. sth. orb. To'al
siiani.i Q o g 8 Q 9 IS


The schooner David Miller of 1872 tons bur-
Gei snc,i from Nct- York Feb 10 or Savannah viii
200 Ton. az gu.uo ald has since been heard from II
foarc t.rt she lost n the ge- % Fob II, 1J,a
H. IN, ye-s.i pauei by 4. Richardson q Co ofHo
80 .at-st. va vaur 81 5000. ami Wa ia !Y insured
r. t.yittn yat J.. w. Nir.s - Indian EIY 70 h". an
t'i,r. " boS maze ana i've men. whose names
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

A newspaper editor in the mining region
saws: wnen man gets both his legs mashed. reBaor-
ins uim unable to for inreo uOntEs, incie nothing
wolf from the door, for his felowworSen u psss
series Of resolutions praying for his speedy recovery
ordering eDSrosscd copy OF the same 10 DO pre-
ted TO his family"
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beck 70 fnd for amount ard that they di 90 fearing
o.iier Wis he III conempr Ailiea WIS ma
tn Count, 1ait 10
copo Judge TO settle .e CASE ot Tue rN h +,
not o tus second which fcI Sl2.OJ "u
YESTERDAY deuied notion me ground that sl
counsel having f.led make up lis case on eScrpiOhs
within N time aO y law be presumed TO have
acqulesced the Judgment.
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While walking along the narrow path, he heard The
breaking of twig As lie turned TO Z what ca"seu ~
Lie v as ST. uck the forehead by hard instf'lei, III G
Land of a ssort stout man The blows N,ri leQea ei
nnti lie became unconscious This is all he can reoOltct
AMI he is doubtful whether he identity his asshaht
He will make good the loss tn the town.
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P,iSsENG ERs SAILED

FOR uAnBukd-h STEAMSHIP Ion,psfrnia. Aptl 27.--
hr. tpl KcisIi II g. WiN lnd .aniy. Miss N-L
man, Mic. Ausnst li,rp cllren, Mr, G. Kirhtrr
MIS- srrnf5- aud clri Mrs. -ch.
Mrs NAri Mr. AM Mrs, e.. \ stionenaun. Asx Frss.k,
Dr L. S. Olpsnhysr. W. d. patt so, AIR AIN Al,s 8tAal
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Nhen Chicngo hride scts down M the din.

u1r laOle 0i Philadelphia hUtoi and Baws oiIt
NI--.' forty on fty hungry p"npe ,auc. compass
sionlteiy the pale and trembling Bridegroom and
mtrInur "WuaL pily!"
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RAsE FALL.

About / 800 persons witnessed the first game
Of Tie lion.p series between the Iuai -nd Hart
r,i clubs on the Union Grounds Brooklyn, YESTERDAY
The day vs. fayUrahle. Play wa- called ~ 3:i
D. NJ with sr. Daniels OF the iIsrifori Clab "a umpire
and tue hulaals "a tAs bat. Tle ii liux ~ tbs HAr
aris "a. very sharp in The first fouf innings, rri thr
Nuiutl, quickly disposed oi, hot mtA reaching
afst la-c. Atr this part of tine tle ibid X Of
gro Aiuui, much hrtcf shan tii of the NitfurIs
Inr .ailis van tLe tht 10y score OF ~ D. Follow
~. s tlc sr"ir ~ h.nnr-.
1T ID 30. 4th 5ih. 9Th. 7th. sin. oh To'hl
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

rises 5.gJ ODD Noon sets
higH "Alka THIS DAY-A.
sandy Hook. lilo Cows lslbd lIs5 He'd O. Ferry. ia
lEEs DAY-P. NJ
sandy Hook lilo Cows Island 1903 Hell O. Ferry. Las
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5cr Cream.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM, u Bible House.
4 q 20 her salun rss than three quars, GEMS Per
lgalt eiars sld churches, - csnS Pc. quart Cream
shipped any where out Of town.
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Ilnryle ano 5laie ttlanIels.

TrENTION Now is the time to purchase
n SLATE AND MAl:8LE MANTLE. $3.50,
Prices slate .le.s ana issrs ad ~ kihiS"
.t,is,snr. flNRhYN SLATE GO,
30 Union square y. Y. titL-ave. and llths,.l
GASONI & ISOLA,
u STEAM Ma rBLE and GRANITE WORKS
JAG to 1852 West iOta az. near sroaiway.
,Icnurierts Msntes, ALTAR Figures 1ilng wAnsconhs
&c Importers AMI .sUusctGfsrs In Italy VI psFM'
sor. Of ~ assoilDCon-
MARBLE and siARBLEiZED .MANTELS,
va NEW DESIGNS, nam 81. apusrG, also Sonun An
Asrp.s tlrnr; for the rte
A KLAbkb. no. l34 last kishtsentlst
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STEAMBOATS, ano Rallroa0s.

ALBAN Y. - PEOPLE, LINE STEAM,
BOAT8 leave Pier 81, -. H., DAILY Is 1ndavs ercledb
~ p. ~. or albany aad sl poia's 1ors1 ald vrst
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
- ANA Naueaiaek Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BHID1n
CalhaItnc ship AZ 90 aud bridgeport a
IA.
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Storage.

STORAGE for FURNITURE, &C., in new
storage Warrhouse lJI al ii5 West 81 ist hes 5ta
md IN ayes about 0rng inyitol 10 examine our
r.yn.s J.. MAKi1S 4 Sun, owners ana AAl~sors'
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BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
PO al caves Catalinc Sip m bridgeport all
D.
CITIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
- SAaNr0GA LANE On AM Y -. l-ASE sL. Ell
and west Low fare ana redacuan points. Ihs 30
est. i 8 ~ ~ RON FER e. Ssrlh aver loot Leroy a.
eunnt crg WITH morning ua.ns on N y CsnSa: ,seI
n 1ois SOLD y DassAe ees1sd "a, 70 s;. IG sa,
CENTRII. RAILROAD or NEW-JERSEY.
\ -ALLES rows LiSE 70 rIIE, wE5r.- rasscae,t
aod Ffesht station NesI foot OF Lb.rty 81, yonnse
M Del ises sad West r. r., At FhIps6nrS VITA Ieai:a
igs 20 sssSr Pts ar b. ard the wysti 1so to
Central rsrsy .9nia a.d SER oh 511eyr
Commencing pe J. iS75-L Soy YORK as follow,
Hsh Acatpr Mauca CAlu-, ia.alul, Iainanend "li~'S
oarrr. pottsylr, scsantol &C.
~ in.wy Train ior FeaI ey'on sna Eas'oa comes"
so a. -MoeSNs IIrEss oay lersegt s5n, s,e,
Eaatoa. Allentown harrisburg, an ne Nes~ .@nss ao
pa 1s'S S' sa aiS ' 5sa1ls vii %s'ps,
1915 nay ilsia Tor 9onSry 10 AMI remHs'op a,oss
MAJ, 'ch.nt I'm mains. Msair15 cy Iszclon wlk.s
bar4e I,esins. Coian'Oia Lancaster. EparAa. fo''""
2 q p a-Exrsy.s for T.s;on. Bsvdsrc BATH A'a''
$3.50 =. N way Train ior Dunelien. 49,. 49,, u,nss
..0u p. Way Train Tor Eason AlehioSn az ,. R
ceaS f, yi r S,,l NE and fieinetSn
C GS sm fNSs ETfa ally for E,s,on AleeST,s
naDc6 cauuk. wiAesoArrs lo~sA4A i'oAdiHz and
burg.
90 y. ,n.-Wsy Tram !or Sonerlia.
600 y. III Mal Iran iUl -nmsINtl.e.
, $50 :. A..-N aN ifuD 10" buiti ga.
THn D. Away Kan iOl s,uiarlNiIe
go ii ~. lI.,.s Tor somsrine
i-iu 4. ,.--Nar Train ~ -iu CHA ~. -tS sN
tUr lLySo-ta n 80 sis. tfo. '.dV 80
o. .sSi iJ.I5. l;I5 T. ~: ? n.i l2s4:, l. 5la
$50. .,tJ. T. .i5 l. o. ~ = 90, 5:oo, "'t'' y
ojJ z, Ia, $50, JJu, i0S1, .ll- u p ~. and ysg
4. J.. hlChEl,, Sa.- anu -"
H. auowr,, ces.,al rss.-rs, Agent -
NFW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &s w. -
Y .ta
az, Ii o. M. daily saRclgs rree ;.. soDort'ts
} NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA 40"
BOvYn 8isOoa ROUTE. oxs
PASSENGER AND t4EIo = So 'i inr'sr foot o.
IN KEW yrR I-Csnirai Raroii a Se""""
Iaberty S., Norh h,Fr. . ..t. p,I.,at, cor
IN PH.IArEIfHlN Martin itnuss VAN"
brrs asr. Amsrcsh-sts r,.us
commencing G.,N Day NAY J. is, IN, a,
fca,r ~w N.fs as 90 M $50, !, ~ 80 Is se
Leave PGisteipnl4 AZ 20 . 40 o. h tf rontes
ha.es ioy passengers slu frsist A. ." - "a iJwiks
6sn Pass :geni I. H. i"'
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GENERAL SUTHERLAND JJoscph DAM .elouii
assilt All b,'try; Peter ruy. James Wr gAl, T.oia
wallace, III Johu,on. Grand larceny.
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-kLTNDARS-THTs DAY.
sr.prryu coUrr-CnNtBRss. BAR7grr, ].

To-. Ford agi. Joyce.
o. .jus."t r4Nou lrurib.e
g.. agi. Arisr
1876. Pa aruschlcg agt.
i.isuu,n-e.ieg.
. T.. Van AAIu at. Nan
Aklu.
20, Bailey at. i>"uii r.
SIS. irUa ili P-lulC0. aSL
Ilra!fil.cl.
1903 Matter ~ Hatch.
3tS. 80 lrTisitl az. l.. ;. &
Nlci. :. Il. 4t. 60.
$40. Dra.'' 1Ct. O.. :. - Mich.
=. N. N. 90.
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PAsr llI.-LAeaRNolr Re. j.

PAat Il.sEu"HlcN J.
Case on. tTi.COaly asi. Tho fri Hallway Go.
COsLrS PtEAs-E4riT Tgpi-C. T.. DAY.. Cd
Case -. .Guru,n sesrr,, sc. NJ uay calendar
Trr,r T.Hag- PAIR r.tf.r
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29
Rireproef Stage Scenery.

Lester WAllAck on Monday sent D COM
munication to the fire commissioners, ask
ing them to witness an experiment which
he proposed to make at his theatre by sat
uratin9 the scenery with Some incOmbusti-
BILE material and then applying fire to It.
He declared that the light scenery would
not ignite.
The commissioners visited the theatre
about 3 P. NJ. yesterday and found Dion
Boucicau lt, who has been making . study
of preparations for rendering stage scenery
FIRE proof, in readiness to show them the
result of his experiments. Two pieces of
scenery had been prepared BY being previ-
ously Wetted with the solution adopted by
Mr.. Boucicault. A large hose had also been
attached to gas pipe, and the tame which
caxae from the nozzle was nearly q foot in
thickness and over five feet long. This
flame was directed against the prepared
scenery, which did not ignite. The fire was
then held steadily against one portion OF the
scenery until it crumbled under the intense
heat. When the aame was removed cir
oular hole remained, but the edge still re-
fused to burn: The commissioners OK
messed much satisfaction with the result.
By his method the canvas and ropes are
soaked in q solution of tungstate of soda,
and when dry are primed with solution OF
silicate of soda. No further process is NEG
essary to render the scenery entirely fire
p.oof. The Same solutions Also make wood
work partially fire proof, but for the wood
work The first solution used 10 tungstate OF
molybdenum. By such q process the whole
stage apparatus of theatre may be rem.
dered fire proof for less than $lOO.-Ness
Yosk Tribune.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29
BY Sheriff Handy.
In TIRE NATTER or THE NRW ORLEANS ME-
CHANICS SOCIETY.


CHANICS' SOCIETY.
Superior District Court for tho Pariah OF Orlsans-
No. rs ,9S4.
DY vIRTUR OF DKCREk RENDERED no
1876, to directed by the honorable the Superior
District Court for the pariah Of Orleans In tho
above entitled matter ! will proceed to sell
ut public auction, at the Merchants and Auction
GERS Exchange Royal street, between Canal and
Customhouse streets, IN the Second District Of
twelve O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
IA CEKTAN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
First District Of the city If Few Orleans, in the
Philippe (now DEyadts Streets measuring seven
~ feet front on Pnilippa ow Drysd o. street, te
be measured from the line of the ground occupied
By the University Of Louisiana. in tho direction
Of Canal street, BY one hundred and 6fty feet in
l. 4 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. situated in
the same district and square, desig a'ed BY the
mum Der tWontyJOur on . plan annex. d to IN oct
OF sale from the State of Louisiana to Royal a.
Porter passed in the ONCE Of g. 4. Tai Are, late
NAV, 1850. sa lot mes.uTss twenty nine feet one
inch front ON p ilippa ow Dr3 adesl street, eno
hundred and fifty feet deep On one side and one
hundred and forty eight feet ono and two-thirde
inches on the line Of lot number twenty i've. aud
twenty fset four inches in width In the rear lot
Toeethes With oil tho buildipgs and improve
nents on the said two lots Of ground, known -
the 4ecsanios' institute, and Ill TIE rights, ways,
serv tudes. privil. gee and advantsees belonging
THOM As H HANDY,
Civil Sheriff ofthe Parish Of Orlsaas.
de8 Is - 29jAs9
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-12-29
Vote should
D ,hciency in vote

When Eliza Pinkstou, as witness, tes.
tilted to the murder of her husband and
child, it was easy to find witnesses to ap-
pear against her and testify to her bad char
acter; that she was untruthful, that her
husband was dangerous, and that he was
it was November ~, and thus malign and
villify Q wounded woman, who had been
left by murderers for dead, and who did
not have any interest whether Hayes or
Tilden were elected President. All this was
done to show that the election was fair and
peaceable. Now the votes OF the election %
counted show the true inwardness OF the rifle
club and shotgun policy. Here are over
$50, 000 votes wanting. Take the murders,
the assassinations, the prescription and
brigand policy followed, and then the fig
uree, a. shown ia the votes, and tho state
ment of Southern Republicans IL more than
proven. The figures csn not be fac down
BY afiidavits. There are moro votes pre-
vented from being cast than the whole
Democratic vote Of Florida, Louisiana and
South Carolina. No testimony OF witnesses
and quiet in these States. Large numbers
of negroes have emigrated to Louisiana, as
their registration shows, and yet they lack
10000 of the vote they should have under the
former census. and the vote is also lacking
about the number that they claim. The
vote of South Carolina shows where part
of the vote of Georgia went.
The vote of South Carolina, in proportion
to the other States, is stiN more suggestive.
The vote cast was 1872, E76; it should have
cast but l56, SOl-an excess of vote. q, HA
Georgia falls behind in her vote 1000. and
South Carolina has an excess of near 26, 900.
These figures account for the Democratic
majority in Edgefield and Laurens beip g
larger than the whole voting population re-
siding therein. The following States,
which have the largest number of Der
sons unnaturalized of any in the Uni
ted States, have . vote out of proper
sien large enough to be suggestive: