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hundred twenty st were ned yesterday
by j ames A. Deering with the County Clerk

grade I'm One hundred and twenty led yesterday
by James A. Deering with the County Clerk
Judge Donohue in Supreme Court, Chambers, mas
confirmed tie report Commissioners on the opening
Of what Is known a. the Washington Ridge road Tie Oah
starts from Onehundred and fty ninhst ana M gsOligo
road, aud northery west Of cIs Rpgs
road The amount damages and costs IS
SGO1 10 Of which the adjacent property owners are 10
bear 1901, lOj and the city at Large 100000 H.
Judge Speir Yesterday, in Superior Court Special
Term somewhat sharply rebuked the pracce "hich mas
grown up in defiance legal rule OF sending 10
get orders questionable set OF papers was "a
TO him ia iis rotation by the officer and the Judge
meaning The oceboy could only mention u, sa
sharply el your emrloy,r round himse or
another attorney. The sending Of ohcsD9S 70 0ou
make motions must be stopped. / am tired oil I'LL
The third trial of the suit Of Agate against Low
enben progress before Judge Van Hoesen IN the Com
mon Pleas Trial Term. The plaintiff, owner OF NO "a
Broadway the defendant lessee Tor tearing do~ t
nrst dismissed the comp amt ana ne Cot
Appeals reversed Ihat deG or IN on and the General Term
d trial. G. BainbriGge smith appears ior pam
tn ii. Morrison for defendant
The suit of Mr.. Buckley by guardian against the
Harlem Railroad Company tried yesterday before Judge
Mcneil In Superior Court Trial Term. The plaintiff oo'
then about years Old playing in July 1870 on soe
Platform cars az Mcrose on Tie Pori MOTIFS s".n, ~ b
and his hand lie asked $4,000 damages Inc O,e
~ r. hSa 1s and the Complaint
r. Tonson appeared for plaintiff Elliot f. SAeparu io
de:endauts
The case of Daniel A. Mowrey, ir against the
world Mutual Life Insurance Company trial before
Judge T. Daily Uncommon Pleas Trial Term 1t Is TO recover
$40 600 policy made by plaintiff NE OF his lincie
in form thar the answers inqu 20 the conhli on OF
the uncles health we're entr Ia Sc tne man 0{ sas
and paniif haf no ms raDe interest ~ hs nces
The company Is l6n e Gs same E III te %e
berate Attempted defaud the Insurance cohP.hy M
& Work appear plaintiff Prentice q Matther Tor Inc
defendant company.
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A srtxnrnRIrT.s rnrI.Y.

The trial of the suit of Daniel Mace against
Gardner Il. sAg'. J, b-g1n yesterday before jude
Dvfman 10 -upro.Io Court, Crcuit THO nainilh y ire
we-knovn Jockey rhe sat Is on four nstss ioi SlOOo
each which the plaintiff claims were given him - IL
remainder u s. OJ az-,oi D, paid By the defendant
for the korss Myron Perry Tho stOsy Of hc defendant
- stated by his counsel L. that ho had received fortune
and WIS eager to spend II; lac was subject To An
cplept'c disease which required tho constant pres
enos OF \ friend aud Macs introduces him %
sur. fri>nd. Having casLei a chrcs Tor $4,000,
ne went vi'h tbft fr"uG 20 4 dscputHbc place, snei
nucl money thorc asd drank i hs vas foolish; ho WAS
t;en taken 10 m-ct Mace 90 another similar place. lis
own uo,lury entirely T. IS him e. towlat Occurred there
but one his romp.u SAYS lat there Wa soma tiiS
rnnIt horse. aua Go I.y paid over $4,000 bat nat
price agr-cd g ne could usi tell Inc cflh 81
40 a.icu5. IL that the Greadnnt wss Induced ve 100
drunk Z. NOW wf1 De- shout 10 make fOOlt5b pur
cua4e. Tine ciss Is s. S.sph1u II FIlert N
appear fsr the paiGif; Eb.dse T. Gerry Tor the dc-
lCLLalt
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THE COURTS.
WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.

WEST SIDE RAPID TRANSIT.
THE GREENWICH STREET RAILWAYS RIGHT TO EX-
IsTENCE QUEsIIoNED-AN INJUNCTION BY
CHIEF-JUsuCE DAILY.
In the suit of Joseph Patten, proprietor OF
the Pacific Hotel, at No l72 Greenwlch-s to restrain
the New-York Elevated Railway from breaking into the
vaults of his hotel under the street, to build turnout
ChefJustce DAILY has decided that the temporary III
function granted by Judge Van Brunt should
lbs continued. Judge DAILY first discusses the
right Of tho Company to occupy the street at all He
declares that property the street 70 the CEN
ter OF tho street, subject merely 10 the right OF way
sewerage, OF water pipes, anu other plDlc u,Is'
construction Of railroad over the surface or DeheaIn or
above street ia not such use rs street Is nece,saf
subject for railroads he built upon and bought Inf
and exclusively used for tlat PURPOSE lac lfSsltuie
however, confer the right to construct ianfoSu
through any OF the public streets upon ODalulnB iuo
consent the owners In fec OF making compensation 20
taen rs required by the PROVISIONS OF tine Constitution.
The Legislature could not under tho Constitution
authori tue Company break into the pLiihtiH ''u'
without making CONFORMATION. 40, -.
JUDGE Dag tneH considers what he calls sun more
serious question This Company was organized uhdef
The General Railroad Act 81 1890. That OF course gave
the COMPANY claims rignts recent act purro-
Ing 20 transfer it the Ugnts conferred on the IVES
S.do and Nonzrrs Road ~ tne acts 0f 1867 anu Soo
TGc act OF 1867 simply authorized an experimental ROAD
on which the were to De drawn by ropes OF "l'N
That psn failed The Of 1868 wss entitled An Act
supplmentary Cnaper i3J OF the Laws Of 1867 ana
10 prOThlc ihe election and application or IoFthHe
IL the County 81 Ns"-fok IN certain caaet lhi' va
direct yIOatOl Of tno constitu1lOnal provision I.
tar subject OF cacn lCct sc, tO be- OK rcssed II us
title. Tar act was IN iis sdb'tsnce acompo'c caAhsg o.
original act Too titls seemed expressly hes5i"u 10
instead oil revealing the pultVrt OF thc art me
act which undertook to confer the powers g,Nutea .!
tO-c acts on the preSeSt company was harii ueioC
u pss,ed after the adoption " the provision OF tae
Consultation requiring tue citation IN iu IN an anehah
Jry act " tho parts ui tho hc's 10 wien u was sPP
CO H.. Yet here turB MIA nothing Lut citation Oh pr
Vious acts ny NE on tho4o gronnds though re Is i@y
cnguixlnt ~ importance OF fapIa transit, ChriJuS
tre Dali SustilLs tho INJUNCTION.
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Isarr OF 4 DFrAIcATfON.

Judge Fancher in the Court of Arbitration,
Ia. rendered decision in tht first ef tho eases growing
ont of tho dsfac.on ~ Ns:cr Jcsurnn, tae Custom
house broker who cd time Tho case Is that Of
e. H. 81 HHSuDgtun of Boston against warren Eecbcc &
Co. of this city. Tais action brought to recover
81 500 gold r,nLttcd by HE plaintiff q. the defendants,
in june 1879 pay under protest, claim % tho Gus
ou-nusr FOR dates tho plaintiffs importa ions Tie
deen6uns acknowledged tao receipt OF tho ~ 300 and
Nv Instruction. made appsEl 10 the authorities Rt
Washington Upon the appeal b1lne heard the secretary
OF tao Treasury reversed thn decision Of the Collector OF
tlis plrt. Tho plaintn demanded the return OF The
money be de ostcI bat the hruGcr, JcHurIn tn whom
was committed trust OF paying IL to the Cu.tnn-
house kent 49, Bcrbeo 60. held 10 De responsible
Tor IT, ~ Jcsurun their agent.
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SHIPPING INTELLlGEECE.
PORT OF NETWORK .................APRn II


PORT OF NETWORK .................APRn II.
CLEARED.
Steamship Francona. lraSs. PORTLAND j. +. Amea -,
s!elno Ap5hTsss fa e ooIs e Sms al aa
Bark Mare aust, comus o'Ie's4. sooovtea & Co. an,
BARK Drusi tAusGh Dnbro'aoAi rsreeA Lidofe- l'A'"
Bark Mustang Nor Buholand Amsieran. Funch Edy'
B STi Eliza Gour Havana, J F. Ward 6 co. ,,.
Brig Linda tl) Costa, Cor@ ca FAmoItn i'r or err Jo1
= BIis Isiiina OBI. wlnam- savannah L. Il. Brghlm
bis Quaoo (ar.l C.mpDel D. Join y. b. SOW Bur
Bris Ohm Mason. ror,er JeromS Hayu, and a nar1e'
Big Auseaora buchanan Portland. Ne. J. II. wiaeh's''
SER wauatA suuhrrn BE last Iro. Gen spar,w.
schr T.. L. bow, DabAl, MObIc. H. ID. nurD4t " CO ,
>chr Ella Clifton 'brh himOal' a. J'Ah ~ i, 7e''"''
scar W. l. McDoAali, Mcdonald Gloucester da''' D.
scar. b, Rsy Et!oott, Philadelphia, Van Srn'S
sehr. Adio L. Erd Lauuy, - Lucia Jam. AnlA A@Fse"
sem. DSynsbt, Reed. sAit,u.or.. H. W. Loa3 & c..
schr Drrsigo sa"iord Conoalli- - g. y bs''S t ~
Schr ChaIhs Cow, sAi,n. Nsssal a. T.. . .. oeA5sS
sean caa!les C. Warren. smith, Nassau, y. p, J. "s'
scar ToI t3rl. simpson n-rbor grace n. F. p / News
Barge Chesapeake Fuita, Phnaislhpia Jas Hand
steamship city of Droo.yn tsI, ooits, LierfOO AgfI%
anu 0eeeus.own ~ Hth .Adse ~" a.. 70 so 90 - "a
braIsn!c- l3..a Aad Poo. Royal > c. ItsA Win "S'
Bar Is1.oao tlts sianO AnsnuI 10 DAYS "a e'''
Bar- JOsu r. Mere, "a sc. SsRdA "a VITA s1-"
bug carrie r. fitAe.1-S 20 o'sr iAlb 'o't"f
Eco 10. nith l.tut.
Sehr Evelae Mil1cr. Taupico 81 a y viii mdse 80 ID
scar tanpero Io e Jonn' NJ n'j' b'"hs''H'''
dal =, Ni.h ,.f,.A0
scar. Dawn Nichols, Wyman, CardeL wa D0'-
BrsakW Is wth Ia assCs. -. iii
son Tea n.IaaI epclsnL 1eOrystown s. C.. days VIZ
n stores.
Schr. sinaloa, Robinson MachiaS with lumber
scar l.lu. Hall. Suil.ya, Ma, VIA iuulpei ,
OtJrse r liai1cA, Slarrs., .s0fsSsO'A, - -
sl,Up AdaIfal oaLl. virginia
-RlNkn AND cOAsTnlsh
Cara, N., Iss'ou r. w l,ab.vS- Westerly
J. "a Freeman. New Bedford Eva u MAJ bfst-h
Io- ItaI Portlana. PrOvl'!caec.
klacAsto-e, Providence. q. Wine NHslh"
Nj liUb. tts Virginia. A. johnson llBAis..
4 IA thbs.n Virginia lIa ordsn, NilgniA
Salaa Mas, Virginia koipse NvEi'iA' ~
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TIE FARRELL MURDER.

Justice Kilbreth yesterday mt the Washington
Place Police Court held examination In the case OF
john Tactic. who shot ani killed John Farrell at the
tenement house Ne. SO Wost Tw'ntyeignthst on sun
day morning. Mary Farrell daughter OF the murdered
man testified that she Taefe fire the shot which
Killed her father. John j. Farrell, her brother testified
thu. he lad some trouble with tho prisoner previous
u. shooting. OnccT Muiet testified that he arrested
Tactic who, when brought n1o tie pres nee OF the lns
pAn vas fully identified Mr.. Farrell as hls assallnt
Tho examination adjourned ubtl to-day.
Deputy Coroner Marsh YESTERDAY made postmOrteu ~
eIan Stion OF the body OF Nj. Farrell. II found
that the bail entersd the right slide aud passed upward
and tie body, going through tue heart. The in
quest will hc held tlay ~ ii a. M. Tactic has been re-
arrrs ted on "a warrant Issued by Coroner LickhOn
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A HEAVY ROBBERY IN BROOKLYN.

When the clerks employed in the mems fur
nishng goods store OF r. j. Losy at No. 2i5 Fultonst,
Brooklyn, yesterday morning opened tho store they
found shelves and counters had been stripped OF
their goods and the drawers ransacked, wlo what
left Of the strewod upon the floor in the great
est confusion The robbers had entered by means OF
false and hld packed up silk handkerchief neck
ties shirts. cun, cas, aud large quantity VI other
Inc quantity Of goods stolen great that the
thieves m.t hal one, and possibly two wagons co
carry away their plumber. No trace has obtained
OF the stolen property, and charges have been made
AGAINST police officers who duty that post
between saturday nght aud Aondiy morning
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THE REVIVAL.

MIR. MOODY AT HE NOON MEETING.
LARGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS on THE WORK OF
TIE HOLY SPIRIT
There was a large attendance at the Hippo
drome at tho noon meeting yesterday, the whole
circle gallery beng occupied. TAere IA on evident
disposition on tie part OF the people 10 hear every word
# ho to the very LAST ana disposition on The
1art OF the ministers them with argument and
ntrsa,y lose not day longer in choosing between the
Savior and tho eoIld. The meeting opened with the
hymn, What Friend We have in Jesus" which WAS
followed by prayer by the Rev Dr Stevenson " Dui-
in BIZ. Moody read the 4h chapter OF the First Epi'ie
u John sGd then from the 9TH chapter OF Galatians he
road But THO frUi o; the Spirit is love oy peace long
suffering genten,ss goodness, faith rceknoSs, temper
.nce against such there is no law lie ssid:
II have the srt the fruit OF the Spirit II
Spirit vi God j. IN ~, viii have ues@ gus iiics o.
is Spirit. " He tkst Ovsh not knowotn rot God: for
God Oyo. Some ero sad Ia ne tho siaer dsV IAt &c
ondsrst shout bOio bus could nos understand wat
was todd inst Ae mat hrll sy"d
a&d io srai and whoevtT received LIE tnTodgh Carr
wa born sg1 a. usu cannot get that lfc by merely
Ssihg " td. and taen lie viii haFe hent and pcac- We
sv, no re ace s. loug As re have s but II scce q
out, aAd We hare peace in roN!eDln- me past
spiritual power Is w"at Te vat noAI a.
ness 20 znd procai:u Jesu'. There wa once
man trial fr hIs life. TIe h.ns al the coilAiiy IN
Gor he Mar tired and condemn ed H. would pa hlI
ecol I'll tirouln lis tri:. ana whrn tsY
5rJuga. n verclc' CT s!ly tno 'nsI W., P7rIce( az
cSnoerEes. SO elis ths Christian he Wi, nave boi'-
Ia ksars the ,AY oil Judgment. because 20
AnOws Chris became prori; All - for hs slas ana re
A2s His pardon ia'd up IN ss bonrt
Yes there is pardon foT yea was then sung by Dr.
saakcy and Ar Tantcher. shsrt addresses we're made
Dy the Rev. +. IT. harinE and tie Rev. Drs. KsuDsrd
and Sabine. Tie suect Of The ti5 afternoon il
The Prophet Daniel"
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, ran ahead Of the rest Of their tickets:
The following table shows Toe total woes OF each
rt. ~ thn l-cunlls Nod dnrinr TIE nltt i've YoarN:
TIE IEIsn RIFLEMEN,s CHALLENoE AccEPrED

The Executive Committee OF the Amateur
Rife Club yesterday accepted the challenge from the
irish Rifle Association, which addressed ito the
ra,meu OF America Through tue Amateur Rife Club OF
N,wYorkt IN shoot return match on similar terms 10
fsose ready shot at Creedmoof in 1874 and DOynouut
H 375 save AS targets and rnos, which arr ~ To
Croe,noor targets and any rifles according 10 Crcdnoor
ru the macn To- take place 40 Soon Us possible aiter
tlo Contesnia matches"
Tss tine wnen Ia. match will TAX. place win be fixed
at "A future date. Tho first competition for the Geger
Bulls Eye Trophy viii take place at Crocdnoor on oat-
urday April % at ii O'clock
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THE cOuRT OF APPEALS.
". N. Y. April 1.-The following argument.

ALBANY, Y. Y, April 17.-Ihe following arguments
were heard today: .
no ~ William H. Parsns and others, respondents agi
lanes suite. and another appclants-Argird by THOMAS
DarD for appellants joan H. Pls0ns lof respondents
40 liJ-Bailsy HascAl respondent agt The l.ie Ass,
America aDpellant-Afed W Carlisle NOr"o0i iOF appei
Ian John r. for respondent. - ..,
10. lJ}-Wiiiam LeItch, TospO1deat agt Inc Auanh'
appellants.-Arguei By = Hama al.
W. o. Choate for appellants; W. j. 4. Fder ana H. L. Fan
for respondent
PrDcllnat on was made and the Court adjourned.
The following j. the day calendar Of tle COIt OF Appeals 10Y
Tuesday phi 10: Nos. 49,, Ill. 1854 80, 100 d. o. 3D.
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CRIMINAL NOTES,

Judge Barrett opened the Court of Oyer ard Ter
miner yesterday, only to adjourn 1t to the hrSt MonoaJ
May.
At the Harlem Police Court yesterday, james
Moore charged John Brennan with assault aud battery Bfe
nan owns tns building al No. 81 East Onehunieu anu
eeyenb.st and rents few 10 Moore lictiihg ma
existed for long between the two JuStco hdSIe
Yesterday held Brennan In 900 10 answer
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOO In steamship City Of Brooklyn, Aph
I7-Miss G. A. hmore Sir. Csyel Augusta Calm nei, WIN
Davis. James Donalson James J. GoEan Mehari ray ~
Rev A. HOssluS Mrs. % rs, MEAtstS Gyv Sc IL
aud Wa ter sins, Joseph :. Joyce, Mrs.. A. zee
Misses Ruth A. and Jennie joyce Robot A. Kemp, Ars
kenp and children John Mathew, John McslAnOn, A. r
ODbar George seeey. Mrs. r. slack Mrs 7ndlos, q
> kcs, Mr.. Miss f1W Miss IrlcseU JOiu week.
Mrs. WeAel Wm. villains, Rey. L. DuAs.
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FUTURE work WITHOUT nR. MOODY.

FUTURE WORK WITHOUT NR MOODY.
Aswas announced by Mir. Moody at the Hippo
dtome Oh Sunday effort to he made today 10 raise
100000 by collection, in order 10 carry on the revival
work after Aessrs Moody and sant-y leave Ne@Yor1.
reporter Of IHG TEiBJNE made iuqulues yesterday o.
j. Porpont Morgan ana Norris X. Jasup. members o. tie
Committee having The revival IN charge 20 learn
special mean, 20 Ia used in collecting large
sum IL was stated that ordinary collection was tie
only method to be employed If tue Lord touches
The hearts OF His people," said 3Ir Jcsup,
and II have fSijh, VIC can r1sc u.
" naocy has good Deal faith. ron know"
Mr. JesHp added that furniture couli be solf Is In
PIiadr. pa, tee committee OEnsd none thc cualrs
tne iIippud ONE during its occupation ~ va
rsyiValrts Fad been hr-d. WEI' such - amOIut mig
seem Ike mountain 10 some, =. JosuD Thought Il
could collected; Ae had seen greater things done
When zskod what To he dome vita to S250.o9o,
Ar. Jesus replied that the d"Ot VI ths GOus2 Non rs
CHRISTIANS Assocl tiOD, w0ich 10 100000, Ehs u Dc
aid and 600 900 was 10 be appropriated - The B0Sefy
Branch ~ Assoc alton, order 10 enlarge us WORK,
and ass provide place where the Gospel can bc
reached 10 the people IN the same manner ~ ia the
Hippodrouie TIC plans for this WORK are a. yet IN
Jeff
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Cow CHARLES r. INGE SsOLL REFLECTED ~
DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY OF 3,672-rHs VOTE
FOR ornER STATE OFFICERS.
The Official vote of Connecticut by counties
for Goysruor lis given below Gov Charles Il. In.erso
DemJ was r.Glsct-d by a majority OF 1872 oTer TIE
otter three candaies thu toIal vote being 9S,G00
falling of of 2,3s3 from the vote last year:
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rALENDARs-TnIs DAY.

sIfkEAk Nui XXI -NhAaibhAS.-bAhAhil j.
% Jones agt. Butlsr. 7j.peiers a-t Little.
"a. Stutteyant ast lheras' 91GarNy agt Justices oi
81. Jones ast. Butler oi..Joseph Dixon Cruelbe
81 Harden ast Ccrbet. %. Miller agL Miller.
srECIAL TERa--VAN VoRsT, ].
D.mqners. S67 Manhattan Life ms Co.
Same ast, same. S7i. BackweI ct al ast
80. Miller ct al ast sledge 372 Back wen al. agt
Io..AFshsFotalas schultz s1s Dl1SsScn ct al nsr.
A4.Betls al agt Bet, $50 James asi toving al
~ ct al 376.. Heuiot, &c. ast Her
5is-iai,na 81 i. a. LDeS&s 5l.GresS agt Mlbank ct
aa5 Never agt Schiller ct $50 .Grea, and ano. ast.
$40 Baron sgt Marks ct al 400 Young Sgt Langbein
3iS. HOFFMAN at. hanak ct 80 Woo honse Az; RIO
340 Same agt. same. 39l. .fitzebbons ag. iitz-
,.etal 3o2. .Manreo agt. Pinekney
So Collins AIT Rowe ct al Sos vanderbilt ast Dan.
$50. Tai man agt Talman ~ - seith 81 al
s6l Locke agt Locke. $50. Blessing ast Van Bel
chrlstopher agt.
Clacun-PAKr I.-LAwREScE, ].
6SS .Rothschnd agt., The 1889. oGonnor agt U. s.
and Grand strcetii.R. li03 .MaItoy and ano. ast
1919 Cot agt. N. C. ore S.7. sixth Nat. Bank act
POPS Nc bonnsi ast The $50 Sat. Bank asE
1859 Eekeft AID agt 278s. solomon ast- cOnnor
2524 Davis aud ano agt Con 1881 .Waitleder ct al
&c. Myers
1925 GIN and agt. Con. 1895. Greer agt Curley.
ner sc. l4S1. Johnson, &c. agt Erie
1883 Ludors agt Rasmus and Railway Co
1889. Gibbs act. HichbOin
1889 Ludlow ". Y. BOs- 1893. alaudet
ton & NJ. r. X. Co. li9j. Mack agt Gaines.
1896 Webb agt Smith,
PART u.-DYKMAS j.
500 Mace agt. sage. 1913. Hoag Conner Sh'h
So3.. Mace Axt sage, Jr. S12. .LeXOw agt. Julian
1tts.Hart agt. The Mayor, PHO. De Lavalette agt
&C. $500. Wendt, exr &c
1888 .Leshy agt Mayer and l54a. Mcdonnell agt Hill
800 2oOS Toner agt. The Mayor
1772ia. N. Y. state Loan and 80
Trust co. agt Pal 2bb5.. O'DOnnen agt The
mel, IT,, and ano. Mayor, 90,
1885 Wlot Agt dead mpld 1868 .Ncoiay al agt Unger
1924. .Uolachsr agt OBren, al
Sheriff 2SiS. .Hldebrand AIT. The
1858 Ogden sgt Van Hosrs Mayor, &C.
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At the Division Court in Toronto n witness
VISA under examination in the Of unpaid account.
Judge Boyd put tne question to him. "What is your
sccupsionP Tho witness did not seem 70 understand
with "Ehl" The Judge" What do you do for living T.
Witness" oh, my wife's dressmaker"
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Conversation at peanut stand: Peanut
" Yes but that bag Is got hole IN / =" Peanut man.
ter blowing into the bag: Gacss not Sir" Customer,
.oing TO get the peanuts IN I"
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MINIAII NF ALNANNO. -,
Rises. 81 sun sets. bf2 Moon hlses 20
HIGH wAIER THIS pAY-AA -,
andy Hook. 242 Cows leland 3l2 Hell G.. Ferry 5Ol
IHIs DAY.. ". %
Sandy Hook 3:lO Cows Island 3i2 Hell C.. Ferry. 53l
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THE ADVISORY COUNCIL.
DIR. BACoN's REPLY TO PROF. sNiYTH.

lK, DAtNNS hGlIl ~ hOI' GSAi IL
PLYMOUTH CaURCu PUT on TRIAL BY THE ANDf-
YER PLAN AND Mr.. DEECHER By 1HE COUNCILS
THE BACKWARD WITNESSES - EFFECT or
MERELY A WITHDRAWAL OF FELLOWSHIP WITH
PLYMoU III CHURCH..
To the Editor OF The Tribune.
SIR: had no intention Of troubling you with any
contribution of mine to the post-council literature,
but as Prof. Smyths letter to me published III
THE IEIEUNE. i send you this in reply 10 him.
Yours respectfully, LEONARD BACON.
Ser-HGre1 Conn, April 10. 1876
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18
1879.


The summary Of the vote for all te candidates. given
below shows that the average Republican vote
A GIL the average Democratic vote, 1O12, and the
average Democratic majority. 1861. The Democratic
and Prohibition candidates Tor Governor the only
- .-. % ....l - NJ. 49, IL ll-nlr tlcL-Dt..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

1920. Port AT. Harriet, 81 si
69S. .Gourand agi. sDencsr
lOll..Drake agt. The Ma, -
&c.
1886. Purcell agt. The Mavor
&c.
1897. Hayes AIT. The Mayor
&c.
226. .McCaiirey agt. Kane.
J.
3Ol Lee agt. Sayles and ana
693. .SOuthwick at. Firs;
Nat Bank OF Mem.
PHI Tenn.
COL. Van Wrinkle agt. VIII.
lock.
$50. .Manufs and Builders
Bank AT As;en, Gc.
JT5 p. .DorIiz agt Rapp
llo5 .. . Bolz agf y. Y. Cent
aud II. Il. n. r. Co
24l6.. McAvoy agt The Nav.
or. &c.
go. .Chliitie and sno. All.
Van Os1en.
1913. N. Y. Gold Tx. Bank
agt Mandelick.
II. .DlcEersOn agt. Wasop
90 al.
025. .Strasburger agt. Flax.
&C.
l29i..Meyer agt. White ct al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-18

GENERAL DEEsIEElE- J.HenTy Co'e, forgery
James Flanagan, robbery John liley petit larceny.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-10-26

owbed By Nsssrs. HAuisk Sea aaA
oecspssd - = ssnAst "a lheir employ.
The Gre vas aiso disrsrered 4 7.ae
o cloct TIE hAy bad t.era 6rri. sad.
whrs fns fsand. hsd ma8e has slight
progress. bot Il was fqaua h be im.
possible 70 check Ii A Sue COW.
owned ~ Mr. II ard two hogs re
longing 20 The occupant peusted M
The flames The free. from the barn.
communicated with the shed and dwell.
tng house. and al were entirely COO
sumed By great exefiiou. the iurai
tire. clothing. etc Of the family were
saved Insurance 90 the builiiags.
e. 500 The greatest excitement
prevails throughout the towa Many
u the citizens Of The town have to-day
been on The ground, to siew the ruins.
aud seeking traces for the incendiary
As yet they are At fault hoe several
parties have been supported, Al least
and one eKamined, who proved bis
innocence
The selectmen Of Windham bave
offered reward Of Eve hundred dollsfs
Tor the STREET and conviction of the
taseAls. aud il is hoped that they VII
speedily be brought TO iastiee
Some weeks since eaN mlll ii
South windham (Cobb's mills owned
hy Mr. Rhodes. was burned. and more
recently barn in the NORTH part Of ID,
town owned by Nyron O arnr. wa,
ALEC deatroyed by Gre in bo'h instan
ces the ondou5ied work Of al inceudi
airy. w