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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Many who think it sin 70 steal pin do
not entertain the same rigid notions OF mo-
rslity in the case OF umbrellas. Judge
Brown, OF the Baltimore criminal court
seems TO have lax ideas on this subject, and
recently acquitted colored girl OF stealing
an umbrella. ss-ing that IL appeared she
had only borrowed it without leave for Q
short time, and did not intend 10 keep it or
sell Ii, but cautioned her that she must Dot
repeat the act Toe SIN says this result
gave great satisfaction to the umbrelIaless
spectators In court, but wss REGARDED as q
dangerous precedent by the pJs,esso.s OF
good umbrellas, such as are al vsys sought
By free borrowers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Governor Morrill,, the new Secretary OF
the Treasury, is already having a taste
OF some OF the sweets OF official life. The
news Of bis nomination was first brought
10 him In the Marble room, near the Senate
Chamber, by woman, who al the same
time thrust into his hand an application for
an Office IN the Treasury department, duly
Endorsed Yesterday the number besetting
him for Office was quite large. The Office
bunting dend Is one OF the greatest annoy
ances 10 which heads Of depart nents are SUBJ
Jected, and consequently most OF them very
properly decline 10 lose valuable time in lis
teEing 10 personal appeals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
The Mode OF Voting at So. Louis

In the estimates made IN regard to the
Strength OF different candidates at st. Louis,
IL will be noticed that the aggregate vote OF
the convention Is much smaller than was
The case az the Cincinnati convention. The
explanation OF this is IA the fact that the dem
ocrats 90 not admit voting delegates from
the Territories, "a was done at Cincinnati.
The only exception 10 this rule VIII, il Is
stated, bs Ia the case OF Colorado, which
viii be allowed TO vote 81 st Louis, for the
reason rhat IL may be entitled to vote rs a
State at the Presidential election. The dele
gates from the other territories, aud from the
District OF Columbia, mag be admitted To
seats, but win not be entitled to vote.
The democratic convention viii thus con-
sist OF as members. It's votes, however,
will be cast by states, each state being en-
Titled 10 tie same number ofvotes as IL has
Representatives and Senator's In Congress,
Instead OF double the number. Thus, while
there are as members, the total number o.
votes that may be cast IN the convention is
only $50, each delegate having but half a
vote. This is the reason why IN the reports
or the democratic convention we shall see
bali votes cast for different candidates. Two
thirds Of the whole number o. votes viii be
necessary 20 nominate a candidate for Presi-
Gent IL the two-thicds rule is not suspended,
and the candid = who gets 2ij votes viii
be nC-n' atCd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

The cable reports tLst on the 5th instant,
at Alcasssr, In tbs province OF Fee, a Moor
went on the rampage with a drawn dagger,
and, when he had finished bis mad career,
had slaughtered no less than eleven Jews.
The authorities seem TO have regarded his
crime as a comparatively trIhIng one, and
simply bastinadoed him. The governor and
Some OF the other authorities then cody
signed document guaranteeing the lives
and property OF foreign Jews In AIcassar.
The lenieney displayed by the authorities
towards the numerous Moor gives the lie
TO their promise.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Afier ali the mysterious announcements
felegraphet here Of Catching Blaine" and
scratching Tom Scott1 in the Caldw well dis
patch busin6ss, II turns out that Mr.. Proctor
Kpott's committee have merely found an
other mares nest. The statement OF Mr..
James {. Reed, Caliweil's former confdea-
tial clerk, Colonel SCOTS strange young
man, published in our Geographic coll
umns, sets at rest all the gossip afioat about
The matter referred to, and proves that he
(Reed) was himself the hidden hand in the
whole business, and is alone responsible for
an act which was well Intended, and only
reprehensible, if az al SO, because OF the
air OF secrecy about II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Adyices from st. Louis are to the effect
that the name OF Hancock Is heard more
frequently as the politicians canvass the
situation In the Hobbies, but that be has as
yet no recognized solid force there, nor any
headqus rters- This latter fact will not
prejudice his chances much. The candidates.
judging by Cincinnati, who have the solid
force and the biggest "headq uarters,n are
cutie apt TO be headed of by some unher-
aided man Ike Hayes, who hasn't q banner
or a brass band TO his name.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
The star for the Summer.

FeySoms e Ti'l0 the city may hare THE STAR
self 20 tser adttress 6g no1, postage IoT:pGid,
for sisch period Of time Gs they may desire, az
the rae Of u cents per iCeek 60 cents per month,
n z5 JoT t9ee rsOFlths, or % for sir months.
81 The money 10 pay for the time required
must b. on cases accompany nss order. Oissr-
sCfse NE paper cannot be ser.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

The 1ual decision IA an important case has
just been rendered IN Baltimore. Last year
the city councils appropriated sums OF mo-
ney for the benefit OF certain sectarIan inssi-
futions, but Judge Pinkaey restrained them
from receiving tae gifts. TIE case came up
before the Court Of Appeals the other day,
and the decision Of the court below was sus-
tained, On the ground that a municipal cor
poration cannot exercise the taxing power
for the benefit Of Institutions controlled in
whole or ia part by private indi vIiuals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
PERSONAL.

II AIDES HAVING AN UENATCRALGRo wTH
I ~ Of Hair On face, can have it permanently re
moVec IL two days. positive cure for Pts,
FEeekies, Moles. 3ic Pennsylysnia venue north,
west iei7- 6ts
II CTT.E.-Last three DAYS Of the greatest susi-
IA ness aud Medical IiairyOyaat 10 the vor. d;
gives correct Information sii affairs of life; Is
truthful and reliable. Satisfaction or no pay. Sis
Pepnsy vanis avenue northwest yeI7 o.
W. Physician ard Midwife, can be o0RtSezrlaily
consulted at 723 9Th street northwest, irons ..
m. 70 p. m. daily. Her medicines arc safe snd
reliable. Advice free. Call or write. Je5-lm'
A STE0LCGIST.-Mrs. DIX. ELLIS, 1913 Pc.
"A avenue, tells past, present sud future, love and
marrisfe absent friends, dead or living, proper-y
lost stolen, lawsuits the result Of all unaertsk
where 10 go Tor success happiness and health
Terms: Ladies, q, Gents, 81 10 50. Office hours,
y e. IA. 20 y. m. my15-eotr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Some surprise having been expressed at
the large number OF free admis siOns-from
5000 to 1000 to the Centennial Exhibition
daily, the Philadelphia Press gives an ex-
PLANTATION which seems TO be satisfactory.
In the FIRST place, the international city"
covers four hundred and sixty acres of
ground. To keep such an extent of territory
In order req aires quite an army OF attend
ants, guards, yOrkmen, SC, ali of whom
must necessarily be provided with passes.
The medical stan and their assistants, the
United States government ON GERS aud en-
ployes, the soldiers, engineers, and other
representatives OF foreign governments,
largely incTease the free list, while every
every soda fountain, cafe and bazaar neces-
states free passes for those attending to
them. lie attendance of representatives OF
the American and foreign press averages
about two hundred admissions daily. IL
will Thus be seen why the number OF free
admissions % the exhibition is so large.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Governor Parker, OF New Jersey. is talked
OF as nominee at ST. Louis; but the quas-
lion is raised whether under the Constitu-
tion a citizen OF New Jersey - eligible for
the Presidency
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Colonel John S. Mosby, IL appears, has
taken the contract for carrying Virginia for
Hayes ard Wheeler this fan. Toe question,
naturally arises, can he execute II?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

The Charleston rs. c. Aescs corrects the
statement OF the ". Y. Express that the IL
votes Of South Carolina will be given for
Hanccek a. ST. Louis, and says they VIII be
given for Tildeu.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

The lion and the lamb are To lie down to-
gether IN Boston next week, and Gen. But
leT, Judge Hoar aud Mr.. Dana are to speak
IN Tapeuil Hail for Hayes aud Wheeler.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
BOOTS AND SHOES.

SPECIAL BARGAIsS OFFERED THIS WEEK
sELBY,s.
ot sos Gore -, eu,kins 7ss slippers; 10. Lasting
gIess. better, 81 Laced, better. Misses and
o,iiorsn's Light shoes at cost; sl.2s New ports;
Al goods cheap in prop 2riion. Straw aud Wool
Sa.s veIJ low 4 cash. Clothing che sper than the
cheapest. 1914-19IG PEkNA. AVGSCE,
jei4 tr between 18th and 20tb streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

New jersey has just had another explosion
OF decorating powder, the third or fourth
one IN az many weeks. Perhaps after d feE
more lives have been lost Ia this way the
authorities vii take hold OF the matter IN
dead earnest and make regulations TO guard
against recurrence OF such accidents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
A o z 4 q l. U q z.
A4ARAN4R RRaa

fsis celebrated Lady Astroiorist and Eesftsr ss-
dull can be consulted &C No. 2Gl street, corner
o. northwest. She has no superior IN deineS ting
the Past, Present and Future. Ia lore or business
her advice lie invaluable, describing your Friends
pointing ont ycur enemies, and informing you u
the sure way TO success In all undertakings Ccp.
men, Gi 50. Sspl-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
GUNNER READING.

SNNMkh hEADfNG.
History a Independence Hall. Frsus Fitting,
Ntih numerous Illus raflOrs l. helioty pe-e co
Early Man OF Europe, kau, fsmitbsonIaB. J.. 50
lnteilect ual Deyel IneDt o; Europe, bTGpsr. 20
ItEe nEd Place q Homer. W =. GiadstJn e... 2 %
words: Their Use and Atnse, Mafhpws-., z e0
Daniel DeTcnos, vol 4, George EliOt......... 1 90
El' mcLfs Of Physiology. 1 81
Inc Jorturts II Miss Fallen, Goodwin Tai
Il "
Lille. Letters snd Table Talk OF Haydon,
stocdsrc. fCcppsnfOn 20 Brio a Brac l..... I 80
Ladies Guide 70 Gentiliiy, new edition ....... W
.AdTeGtures In w5Tder LSnd....... 49, 80
= Narrow Escape, Annie ThOnss............-... rs
he Land Of the Sky, Christian ksid...-....... rs
The Prime M Minister, anthony Trollope.-.--... rs
Kitty Class Day, L.. n oioott. ..-.........,. 50
Railway Anecdotes, new ecition..-.....-....... 80
SOLOMONS a. CHAPMAN.
leo u gil Penny Kanis avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

L INV EhCIT1 OF VIRGINIA.,
eUuMKR Law LeCTURuS fnine weekly,
begin 18th july ls76, and end 18th September. Have
proved Of signal list studen ts Who design 10
pursue their studies ct this other Law school, "a
70 those Who propose 70 read Irivstey and srd. 20
systematic Instruction For circular apply (P o.
University OF Va.) to JoEN b. MINOR, Prot. Com
INVEST END INSTITUTED fanslv orecs. -.
w Hesne Ladsss. Mr.. o. L. CARY, Principal
New Haven. Conn. send for circular. mars On
ENGLIsA, rRENCH, AND CLASSICAL sl.
~ Let SCHOOL TOR YOUNG LADIE6. 9Ik
New York avenue Q. w.-Mys. ANGELO JAOE-
BON, Princfpal.-The eighth ANNA, sses,ou hsSfns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
EDUCATIONAL.

HOME SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
H 9EOkGk w. MINIS, Concord, Mss. Boz
fitted for College for the institute Of Technology
keferer ces:-Ex- President Thos Hill aud Prof Jas
b Lowell OF Harvard; Hon. =. u. Hoar and Rev
Il. Hale, Of Boston; Rev. Dir. Bellows and the
Hon VIM: n. Evarts, OF New York. Tor circulars
direct TO Concord, Mass. je2i-2W
X INDkRGARTkN NOkMaL o. IS ny first
IN Troebels Science Of the "Hew Educstion" will
be given on TUESDAY, lure 5oth, ct s:Is m, at
What the O. urse Will consist IN and what are tbs
s dsenity , s .n fnrrsey TIE scure
0s for the Whole course Of twenty lessons. ar.
fragments for Private Lessons oau be N ade with
MIA. LOUISE POLLOCE,
jel2 I'm lie Droff Psrk, Washington, ID. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23


s. BoBkhTsoS, JTo~s Baaluovs, eau Bs con
~ suited 81 iSk 18th street northwest. Bssrly or.
F,ssli8 toe Gas lhCc, every MEBN EauAl ana
sAtn bbAh trom : q p. m, "a al Diseases q
toe Urinary Organs, Gc1orrhtes, Gleet, Structure,
eyphitis sue sPernst 'Freoss. Gases Of GonnOrrhes
tecshtl, cntI acted cured g. O. days. Syphilis IN
al stages quickly cured, sad tie poison eutroiy
eTs1iclec from the systgn, with the OF uor-
cary. Epcrf-RtCrrhOa, brought on b. excuses snd
sSuse n sutb, causing loss o. mencry sDd insanf-
y general debility organic weakness. I'm potency,
5eryogs ability, gtnms Of consumption, IN
lfestf-l, fG'ptstion 81 the bearg. paiRs IN back,
cl;i Pest oi sight OF gddiBsss es fsrebocinFs eeH.
olslrg5t, &c, speedily cured b. newly dis Ivered
feluectes. tofrierlel piacing fhernssivez IN Dr. 4
hspd can rely upon beinR scientifically aud bon-
ursb.y trt2tod. Refers - the high tssfiaouiais
Which be folG- f--ng the iaBfi1g rhysicf - "a
baitnere cr.ce 20 lgth street northwest, from
= L. . M. uars5-iy
MADAME kEsTEGL. M. d, thoroughly en-
III esriepceo anc tcientitc Ladies' PhyslciEa ard
aiaWie ~ - Fears uCfioc. site Gs ladies' their
hoi1cf, % comfortable private room, careful Dure-
iuS, aud the hest medical sttand aues 81 he Doc
tor private residence. Ladies placing themselves
under The care Of Madame hesteI are guaranteed
HcfettiIc treatment and greedy cure. Once and
Baltimore. -enlT- Nv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

r = n Ov L.
NOV ed his Once to No. us lerh streef ,rfh. -
!sast s,os,, asss SSor rorth Of New Yerk svsnne,
%. lUhronkReSl jsissi.e
NoTtCE.rsEt,ss We aesre q dis1oSS q =
stty. y eenins g aadIsssing HkR46e, civ
49,. c ~ - - ~ aeesh0sos trsnPi Is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23
BOARDING..
COUNTRY BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARDING.
COUNTRY BOARD--In a large house, healthy
~ location; terms m -derate For particulars in
and s street
day, 2sih, Monday; 18th, and Tuesday, Attn, fr
Falls Church ?: O.. r.iris. CO., Va. iessst.
CcOD COUNTRY BOARD Near Highland
NJ Station, BaltiEore and Ohio Railroad, SO
i,ssss nE sPsy e VIM r. aoLTzhAS'
COOETRY BOARpINQ-Sew House, With COED
u shade, three miles from Leessurg, Loudoun
s9sss AS, Is HsS
WoOdburn P. O.. Loudoun CO., We. jelS iw'
CABIN JOHN BRIDGE HOUSED situ .led At
- Cabin John Bridge, about miles from Wash:
,sSdd so.S to he Potomac
where there is the finest bass fishing; The hon,eis
river. me BAH room IS :. the Disposal 81 the
guests, and picnic parties win ind n,h hing tackle
with the choicest liquors At city prices. Boarders
accommodated by the day, week or month ct reason
yelts.Sim JOSEPH BosBINeER, Pro.r.
COUNTRY BOARp-Laree roomy HOUSE and
~ hrst class Board In Brookeviile. Montgomery
e ei,1I Maryland Address Mrs. 8. M, Brooke
(,LIFrON HOUSE, Fairfax Cornty, Va-Rs6t-
~ ted. First class accommodations ct moderate
S,ises: ., saG abr Gus climate good :ho9tins aas
indisDs avenue. WsshiDs ion. b o. ieiS.im
90 X n
DELIv8BED TO ALL PARTS OF rHD CITY
AT THE SAME RATE
Hev schetule-Fuu load Of % bushels for rs %,
snslisr loads cents per Sushsl: carriage. % cents.
APPLY TO
OFFICE OF wAsH1 P..T aAsIIsHr CON.
S13 l0sh strect northwest, vi l stross northwest
9 % I 10 Briaae street. 6eorGetovn- aars-iy
DEAL ESTATE AND GENERAL CoLLxC-
IA TON AGEH0Y.
Real Estate bought. sold or exchanRed.
Bousf3 aud Rooms for In eli parts OF the city,
tpeciAl after ton paid TO tbs OF Hous - aud
Collection OF Rents Other accounts for collection
solicited. Prompt retus made Ia al cases. Best
JOS. O. SrETTINIUS,
Room No 81. Cloud Building,
les I'M Corner 9th and Utreets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

NGENCY FOB RENTIua R0OMs-Furnish
n ed OF unfur ished Rooms for rent IN I'll psrts
the city. Apply TO Do. 8. eT1fTIulUe, Room
Ho. s, 81, Cloud Duilcine. jsl9-eo3W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

WE ARE REUKIyIEG DAILY FROM OU6
w Factory, in Baltimore, fresh 90 pliee Of tnoss
ELEGANT so CENT UEFIEISaED. and sI
E1slin and Twenty one Hundred Linen, At TIN
BBAsCH BALTIMORE SHIRT BA0TORy, NO,
j. w. DAkE, Manager,
E'IrhsT DREss SHIFTS MADE TO ORDkB
OF tie very beet material aud IN the eieg .n
sHlRT rsOToRY, 1912 street.
Uarls-r J.. W. DABs. Manager.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

Il d IN snfsiling remedy Sor DYSPEPSIA end
LISkR Complaint and eveU Species Of IN.
ACHE. n never fails 70 relieve in MIAeMATJO
FIVE Rs, I8vER and A0UE. COLO. &C.. IL ID
DEPREssION, and HHADACHD which follow
UNDUE eTlnULAII0N: It oyercomee imne-
Ct niehts DISSIPATION. II does away with the
use Of QPIATES and 20 those addicted 70 the
Situte, curing the bad effects Of this drua and DE-
otroytng ell desire for k.
10 Be Aad AZ su Druggists axd Groc0s. Sssd Tos
PaMpaIss.
BELTS BIrTERs DEPOT, IL Camden street
Baltimore, Nd.
6ANL TYLEB, IL,
WHOLEeALE AGENT,
uyls-sms e2S 18th street, Wsshington, DO,
AGEHCY FOB RENTIu0 R0OMs.-Furnish
"A ed unfur nished Roons Tor rent IN ~ perts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

MUST SELL! MUST SELL!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-06-23

a PPLErON1 XMsKi6AN sYCLoFE
APpro.ches oonapietion. Il i hsyius very ,srss
sale. Parties IA Washington or vicinity desiring
this great work will be supplied, in monthly iRslsl
merts or CD 70 press. from the agency, <1r 1th
street. where 81 styles OF binding Ray be seen.
on @srs-6H
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The Commissioners of Charities and Correction ap-
pcared the Committee Charities OF the Board
Of Aldermen yesterday afternoon to explain as to
pendtures of moneys for support OF the outdoor poor
1t is claimed by the Commissioners that appropria
ton whatever has been made for this object while the
Adcrmanic committee contends that $50, 900
have been set apart by the Board Of Estimates and APP
portionmcnt The trouble appears to be that the item
for supplies and charities amounting TO $S40 0il in
the appropriations for this department. has been placed
under one heading, specific sum being mentioned for
the latter object The Commissioners of Charities aud
Correction assert that this appropriation, with the
ception of $40 COO will barely necessary
expenses OF supplies Tor the department under their
control
regular meeting of the Board of Estimates and APP
portionment held In the Mayors Office yesterday
afternoon Comptroller Grcen, Mayor Wirkham, AL
derman Lewis and Tax Commissioner Wheeler were
present Resolutions adopted authorizing the
of $25 00O additional new Croton Aqueduc stock
pay laborers engaged the public works, and also
judgment bonds amounting to 81, $50 The Health De
partment requested appropriation of 81 752 90 to
pay for printing their annual report which referred
TO tho Comptroller. ST. Johns Guild sent IN state
ment as TO expenditure OF excise moneys previously
appropriated
The New York herald., 1876-02-09

demurrer. with leave 10 plaintiff to amend upon pay
ment OF costs-Wiles VS.. Suydam
order affirmed and judgment absolute for plaintiff on
stipulation, With costs-Thompson Lumley.
quincy vs. Whte.-Upon stipulation Gcd to that
enect ana the cause having been settled, the Court
sSrees that nc decision motion for rcargument shall
be rendered.
- APPEALS fRoM ORDERS.
NO -os Elpah 7. Greene respondent VS. Henry
Deal and others, appellants. Argued py T. j. West.
brook Of counsel for appellants aud by M L. stover
for respondent
No. SoS The People ex rel William Mycr respon.
Submitted.
No. III Henry Armstrong. respondent VS. The New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Comnanv
appellant Argued by = Hand OF counsel for appel.
liant, and by William Gallagher for respondent
No 1S7. William Lander CT al, appellants. vs. George
N. Hoffman ct a.. respondents. by Charles II
Smith, OF counsel for appellants, and by John l. Hl
for respondents.
No 1863 Mary L. Hageraft respondent, VS.. The Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Railroad Company, APP
pcant Argued by A. p. Loning of'counse for appel
liant. Submitted for respondent
Adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar for Wednesday,
February 9-Nos IA, Is. 10, 1872 1877, 19o, GIL. 81.
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The Exchange was crowded yesterday, owing TO tho
fact that valuable Broadway property advertised
be sold by Ludlow & Co.. consisting Of the six story
brick stores and hotel, known as Nos. 9l7 and 9l9
Broadway southwest Of Twenty first street II
was put up by the sl75 o00 but bids
that amount could be got and the same was thercupon
withdrawn.
D. NJ Seaman sold by order Of tho Court, one lot on
Thompson street, l22 3 feet southwest OF Houston
street 10 William II. Hurlbcrt for $l3 600
Richard " Harnctt sold by order OF the Cou IT. the
house and lot, 2OxlO0. No. - Jane street. between
Greenwich and Fourth streets 10 yer Finn for 81 0O0
Also house aud lot. 20x102 >, East Eighty.rrst
street. south side 200 feet OF Madison avenue 10
II. j. Furbcr for $1,000 over mortgage Of si3455 in
all $l4, 455
Also foreclosure sale Of the premises rights fran.
ch scs and property OF the New York City Central In
dcrground Railroad Company TO the plaintiff George
Naudorburg tor $50, 00O
A. J. Blocker Son sold the house with lease Of
lot p feet 'front.' Fast Broadway running through
Canal street said lease dating from Nav 1861 for
term OF ten years A. ground OF 500 pcr snnum.
~ John II Halstcad tor sl3,pOO
Oliver Bryan sold the tract ~ land containing N.
III 1000 acres, located Lcrgc.ts Greek aud on the
road leading from West Farms TO Hunts Point, West
Farms, Twenty-thrd ward, 20 " Knching tor
s25 900 said property having sold three years ago
$4,000
Clarkson Chandler sold four story brown stone
house and lot. l9.6N2j.5, No 6S East FOrty-ninth
street south side, 300 feet OF Fourth avenue,
Holmes Brothers Tor 81, 400
The New York herald., 1876-02-09
THE CASE OF DoLAN.

Every opportunity, evidently, is to be allowed John
Dolan, convicted of the murder of James H. Noe, TO
prove his alleged innocence of the terrible crime for
which he has been resentonced to be hanged In pur-
suance of the urgent request of Mr. William F. Howe,
his counsel Judge Barrett has signed writ Of error,
which will enable the to be carried to the Court Of
Appeals for argument upon the various points raised in
Doan's behalf during the trial and on the subsequent
proceedings before the Supreme Court General Term
The writ sent yesterday the Court of Appeals to
be sealed before which tribunal the will be argued
some time this month, being in the nature of pre-
ferred cause The decision will doubtless be given
speedily that Dolan, all probability, Will know
his fate by the close OF this month.