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THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

Al the meeting of the Board OF Police Commissioners
yesterday Officers Gallagher Twenty second precinct
and Du:ns, Twentysevcnth precinct. were dismissed
Roundsman Fuller, Of the Telegraph Department
Central Office, was transferred 10 the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, and George W. Williams appointed Dump In
spector in the place Of William Farmer removed. 1t
also resolved to direct the Street Cleaning CON-
mttce. on and after the 18th inst, all garb-
age and ashes between tho hours OF r. ~
aud six A. H. Late Monday evening
the Commissioners in session dismissed all
complaints pending prior to the LIST Of January
because they tried before majority Of the pres
ent commissioners came into Office and thai the pres
ent members had tho opportunity Judge whether
the witnesses credible. This action dsposos Of
the cases OF Captains Williams, Kiliea and McCul-
Tough.
The following captains were each fined five days pay
on the "guttcr snipen charges:-Lowery, Sixth;
McEiwaln, seventh; Mcdonnell Eighth Cafrey
Filth; Van .Duscn riftecnth AiIsirc. Fourteenth;
Garland. Eighteenth, and Steers, Twenty ninth.
Captains illiams, Steers and lyman ordered
be reprimanded by the President OF the Board, the
former for conduct unbecomng an officer aid the two
latter for neglect of duty.
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NAVY YARD INVESTIGATION.
CONCLUSION or THEIR LAnoas.

CONCLUSION OF THEIR LABoRs.
Tho subcommittee OF the Congressional Committee
on Naval Affairs concluded their abors this quarter
yesterday afternoon. The committee has been here
ten days and has held sessions in the Astor House
csht days. during which time It has examined over 100
witnesses aud taken $500 pages OF testimony. Exactly
what this testimony amounts to and what has been d.
vuged by the witnesses is no; known by any out
side the committee itself but the general impression Is
that the result of the committees abors will TALL far
shcrt OF what expected. During Yesterdays SEES
SION ten twelve Witnesses were over
hauled Among these was Mr. Henry Clcws.
who was requested to tell all about his method
OF procuring the position OF United states Naval
Agent at tins port; ray Director Gutter. who
dlshnrsc from 200 900 10 80 900 900 Of
funds annually. Mr.. Walton. oil the firm OF Walton
BROTHERS. the parties who have had contracts
Tor furnishing vessels with heating apparatus:
the individual who keeps the Cantccn' at the Brook
tyn Navy Yard and acts pay shaver, for
the marines and sailors; member Of tho trm Of
pfsxci, Morgan CO.. who testified 10 the amount OF
secretary Robesons private hank account; William
Matthews. well known contractor; Dir. Crc2an. sub
contractor: Mr. George Need, chef clerk to John
R,sch; Mr.. William Wallace and Mr.. Draper the auc-
ttonecr.
Pay Director Cutter was requested to prepare n
statement oil All unpaid bills, and this he viii do at
once and forward tho committee at Washington,
where several sessions will yet be held and where
haIl dozen witnesses. who have not yet been be-
tore the committee, will be required to CO.
Besides tie testimony taken the conmittee have re-
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DIED..

AcxEnMAyS. --0f typhoid lever on April g. at Cata-
MIA Sicily. Hermann AcIERMAyy late Of Dresden Ger
many formerly OF New York, In the 49th year OF his
age
ArsrN-on Monday, May s. MARY A. AUSTIN in tho
I'D year OF age.
Tue relatives and friends OF tho family arc invited 10
attend the funeral. on Wednesday, the 10th insI at
one O'Clock, from the residence Of ner son in law T.
n. Muliin. at l43 Eldridgc ST.
BoEnS.--ou the sth inst, SARAH, wife OF Jacob
Boehm, in the Usih year Of her age.
Relatives ana trends are invited to attend the
funeral, on "Wednesday, the 10Th inst, at ono r. NJ,
from her late residence. No III East j9th ST.
BALLAxTiSg.- -!.t Newark. ~ j., on the 9th inst
Bxssi. JEANETTE, infant daughter OF Peter II. and
Isabel l.. Ballantinc
The relatives friends OF family arc invited to
noon, IRON the residence OF the parents, no. West
Park ST.
BRADY --on Tuesday, May 0, Pmrlr BRADY, a native
Of the parish Of kinny county Ionth, Ireland, aged
10 years
The relatives and friends OF the family and those or
his son. Lawrence Brady. requested TO attend tho
funeral. from his late residence, SIS West 43d st.,
Thursday lin inst, 10 two r. ". 1ntcrmcnt IN Cal
vary
Bgssox-on Tuesday, May ., 1876. OF dphthcria,
WALTER D. BEssoS, OF Robcrt H. and Mintlc Bcsson,
OF iobokcn, y. j., aged years. months and days
The funeral services VIII he held tho house NO 202
Bloomfield st., on Thursday, May H. at three O'Clock.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
ByExE.-In New York. on May 8, Mrs ELIzABKrH
BrRxE, wife OF Richard BY rho.
The friends 70 attend the funeral, at tho
Episcopal church IN White Plains, ON Thursday, the
l2th INST, at zen O'Clock.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at Pougbkecpsie, n. r., May Z,
1876. OF pneumonia NANCY q. BROWN, widow OF Cap
tain Peter A. Brown. in the Goth year OF her age
Friends invited 20 attend tho funeral, at Daricp,
Conn, at ono O'Clock. on Wednesday lOth inst Take
LOS A. NJ. train from Grand Central depot New Haven
Railroad.
Cnxpsrr.-As North New York, May .. ALssHr r..
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WASHINGTON PLACE COURT.
Before Judge SMITH
DARING ROBBERY.


On Monday evening, Benjamin Fricdenberg and
his son were sitting outside their shoe store No SIT
Canal street, man approached them and pushed the
son against the father, knocking both down Al the
Same moment he seized pnsteboard box containing
shoes, which valued sis. The thief then ran
away, and Mr.. Fredcnbcrg raised an a'arm This at-
taccd the attention Of ofcer Coushn OF the Eighth
precinct who gave chase to tho thief succeeded in
arrcstng hin. In court yesterday he gave his name
LOUIS Martin. Of No. $50 Ninth avenue and said that
he was n boatman. He stoutly denied tho robbery.
He Is known to the police .sJack Kennedy and
'Steamboat Jack. Judge Smith held hun 81 900 to
answer.
In the afternoon, Mr. Jam cs r. Ryan, Of Hobokcn St
Hohoken \. j., stated to tho Court that the night
OF the l2.h Of February he conousy assaulted BY
Jack Kennedy" whom he identified as tho prisoner
The complainant stated That the prisoner assaulted him
with knife and gave him two severe wounds Upon
this charge he was also held in 81, 900 to answer
ATTEMPTED rIrE-rArrIxG.
Martin J. Maher keeps liquor store at No 1874 Sow.
cn,h avenue. On Monday evening. while his back was
turned. John Smell, a boy. residing at No o54 West
Twenty eighth street sncaked behind tho bar ana was
just appropriating 500 wncn Mahcr caught HIM Smell
was held In 500 to answer.
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IMPORTANT no SHIP OWNERS.

A decision important 10 ship owners was rendered
yesterday the Court OF Arbitration by Judge Fanchcr
IN the OF h. C. Pickett against Royal Phelps ct a
Tho plaintiff Is master OF the American bark John T.
Marsh, which sailed from Cardcnas in March last
bound for New York. with cargo OF $40 hogshcads and
forty terces or sugar, consigned 10 the defendants
During the voyage the vessel severe gales
and cmpcsts, aud though II Is conceded the vessel was
tight stanch and well ntcd Tor the voyage she shipped
took IN by leakage quantity OF the
lover hold which dissolved and was.ed out either
wholly part, The sugar contained IN loo of the
hogshcads IN tho lower tier " agreed that such
loss caused by peril OF the Oi the ia hogs.
b, ads seventy hrec arrival empty and
thirty partly empty. The freight Whole ios
hogshcads amounted TO 81 s5s 50, part OF winch has
been paid by The defendants. and they clam rebate
for the empty and ullagca hug>hcais while the rialn.
tl having delivered the hygshcads, claims tho entire
amount OF tie freight according tie bill Of lad ng
charter party. The defendants offered 10 pay y, rata
freight the ulagcd Packages and deny any liability
to pay moro any freight the empty casks Tho
agreement contained IN The charter parry pay
spccmcd each hoeshcad aud tcrcc OF sugar de-
ivrrcd and the masters part - deliver the cargo
Al New York according 10 custom. Judge fHncher
hollis that the destroyed we're lost by peril
tho the conssnccs could not claim for such loss
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SHORT ON WHISKEY.

IN 1893 Charles Backman bought OF Thomas Moore
about 1000 barrels of whskcy, which were delivered
in lots OF 100 barrels each They paid for on pre-
scn,aion OF the inspectors certificate. About year
al crward The whiskcy was Withdrawn from bond.
inspector examined The whiskey, and II was found
that tt deficiency OF ,9c0 barrels Suit
brought by Mr. Backman against Mr.. Moore to
the amount alleged To be due such deficiency. The
suit came to rial yesterday before Judge Don ohuc,
holding supreme Court, Circuit Mr. William A. Beach
ami Mr.. Miles Beach appear for tue plaintiff and Nr.
Cromby Tor the defendant The principal poiat in IN
the difference the examination by the two
ins pccturs. The defence is that whskcy cannot be
Ing. this claimed, rcconcilcs the discrepancy
in the reports OF tho inspectors II Is also claimed
that II II impossible to MI the casks without danger OF
In
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CORONERS' CASES.

child, at No 65 Forsyth street, fell from third
story window Monday night and died from Its in
urics yesterday morning.
In the Of Thomas Glenn, nged eleven, Of No. 100
Gocrck street, who on the 10Th ut by
icccart the jury rendered verdict OF accidental
death.
Peter Br;en found the dead body OF infant about
nine months old, with its head cut or the dumping
ground ut the loot East Twenty second ycster
day morning Onlcer Mckcnna, Of the Eighteenth pre-
the ashes carried OF.
The body OF an unknown man was found drowned at
the loot oil West Eleventh street Yesterday afternoon by
0tccr Carey, OF the Ninth precinct From the dress 1t
Is supposed that he a sailor.
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales comprised the business at tho
Exchange Ssesroom yesterday
T. II. Ludlow Co sold, in foreclosure, house,
with lo 25x1oo H. the north side OF 18th street.
345 feet west OF Third avenue, for $500, TO the
plaintiff
James n. Miller sold, In foreclosure plot Of land
1a 9x3s7 Palsade avenue 456 feet north OF South
avenue, Yonkers, for ST. $50. TO H. +. spaulding,
r. " Harnett sold. in foreclosure, building, with
lease OF LOT about 20x99 H. north side Of Fifty sixth
street. 533 feet east Of First avenue for S. 100 to the
plaintiff Also, in foreclosure, house, with lot IS Ok
100 H. north side Of 18th street. 1868 feet east Of
Fourth avenue for 81, 100 10 the plaintiff.
A. H. Muller Son Sold foreclosure, three houses,
with lots 62xl00 Q, on Baxter street. east sde 1852
feet north Of Park street. for s42 90o to w. Andreas
and James casson.
Hugh y. Camp sold, in foreclosure, two story
frame house and acre OF ground, High Bridge
road, Fordham Twenty fourth ward, subject to dover
rigit, for $4,000
sALs OF THIRD AVENUE Rank ASSETS.
r. Y. Harnctt sold, at the Exchange also, by order
OF s. II. Hurd. receiver OF Third Avenue Bank, 80
7O100 cf land Union Heights, Tarrytown, for
SIS, s66.
1.sh st.. s. coon. y. q 9TH av.. a5xioee; Philip
SSH @ Between h nna 9TH avs. aSa
aa sssfos
James 4 woodhouss Observation-Disclosures. Nom.
Cooper and wife 10 VIM j. Preston $4,000
a:,xss.s ,a4th ward Denson r. Moves and wifi, to
Pro.pec, av e s.. iotxieo f24ih ward Frances i.
Thomson and hushand to Jarcs y. Watson. .OD
Sd av =. 2isi4 Il. n. OF SD ST., 2fs'AxsJ; also
III st.. s. 1Wil n. G. OF NV. u. l1Sioo3; Phelix -,
Boylan to owen Fmhery. .......... 4oop
NJ Koch and husband to Anna NJ stolrr Nom
Prison and wife 20 W Bronson ..,............. Nom
liam 81 Bnrtnett 1888
ssh sv. n. corner SD st.. asas5ox irregular; same
Madison nv. !. e. corner Gsth ST.. iooxiou5; Thomas
Pearson aud wife TO Robert McCahcriy Nom
Goerck st.. ". $. l2S f. $, OF stanton st, 75xloO; .
Burns to Edward Burns '............. 5000
144th s., y. :s5A5 IT, O. Of Sd av:. 23xlg0 C25d
10th ST., s., lu IT, W. Of Id nv. 16.SxlU!ll;
Simon IT, storm and wife TO Corneiis D Rce.... Nom
vies aud wife TO G. .'................ Nom.
s 4 H. Uingcr executor TO NJ Danniser. 1900
Egbert 1873 II. of rir ST.. 25x21Ox irregu-
lar t2ith ward A NJ. Jackson and wife to Thomas 80
Cornen, Peter r. and vile. to +. McCabc, corner
Nv and Slst 81. also =. g. Slth st., W. av A; -
Gill. Catharine and nasband, 10 John ii. Rikcrsa
18Th St. W. I'd NV: months go
Danziger. Max g Cstharine l.. Van Rensselaer, lex
ecutrx) W Mubc ~ st., OF BAyard; year. 6,1oO
ard IS months 400
~ S.. Alexander Az. Esd ward 2ysars 1000
Elisabeth g. No ase also lis,h st. year 10000
Shelley. Lewis +. and vile, to +. NJ. Denger Son,
Wallach. Abraham and wifc to r. Armand. sth nv,
w. S1th ST. years.. 4,oOO
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Tho appeal taken in the OF Washington Rceb
Ing and others against Duncan, Sherman 4 Co.,
which was brought to recover some - 500 draft
the Union Bank, in London, was argued yesterday
in the Supreme Court General Term. The Court took
the papers.
The Grand Jury Of the criminal brapch Of the United
States Circuit Court made their final yes
tc-day aud discharged by Judge Benedict The
iuiy thirty indictments most OF which il Is
reported. against .'crvokcd whiskcyn dealers
The District Atto ney declines 10 make the names pub
lie until the bench warrants have been served which
Will probably be to-day.
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In the matter OF the rccevership OF the Guardian
Savings Institution, proceedings in which are pending
In the Supscmc Court the interests Of the city are
involved a large amount The bank failed In Deccm-
bcr 1872, and that date the Public Administrators
deposits were made therein. The balance 10 that
account SOS SIS 81, dpon which the receiver las
made raym 'nts from tnc To- time 10 Judge Alkcr and
TO Isaac Dayton Public Administrators Algernon
= SULLIVAN the present Pubic Administrator, IL seek
Ing 10 the balance due which he ascertuns To
be Si4 23J 10, With interest from January l, lSsh
III present proceeding is TO see how much can be OBJ
tanned from the Of the bank nom the rcccv
crs bonds The deficiency be made up by the city
treasury, 30 that Mr.. sullivan settle the estate,
the funds of which were IN savings bank when IL
failed The matter Is expected To come up IN Supreme
Court, Oh mbcrs within day twua
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JEM MACE'S ATTACHMENT.

Mcssrs. rndcrhill a Co applied TO Judge McAdam in
Marine Court, Chambers, yesterday, for an attachment
against the property of Jcm Mace, the prize fighter
The affidavit on which the application was founded
that Mace nonresident ofthis country being
resident OF England, OF which country he is known
the champion boxer; that he is now engaged ms per
former in the arr ~ seiidcencc IN the circus OF Howe
Gushing in TIN, CITY, at salary Of $3.50 per week,
and that he Is to accompany the circus to Newark
IN the State OF New Jersey Tho claim amounts to
$l0j, and is Tor ales furnished 10 the firm OF Mace
uargravcs. The object OF tho attachment TO reach
u portion OF Macc's salary the circus overdue.
ana to prevent HIM taking with him 10 Jersey his ward
robe &C. Judge McAdatu granted the attachment
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VALUE OF A BROKEN LEG.

james Baker has brought suit against Messrs. Rod
man Hepburn for $4,000 damages Tor broken leg
The plaintiff employed by tho Quintard Iron
Works the ioot OF Eleventh street, East River when
truck belonging TO the defendants, drawing heavy
log being driven over the pier and the log hit
him the leg, lrac uring II. He confined eleven
weeks in the hospital The defence is contrbutive
negligence, notice having been given to the wofkmcn
OF the approach OF the truck and log. with cnuton
get out OF the way. Tho suit tried yesterday be-
lore Judge Van Hocscn in the Court OF Common Pleas.
Messrs. William X. Howe and Mitchell Laird appeared
for the planti and Mcssrs. Rodmun aud Adams Tor
the defendants The jury ordered 10 bring in a
sealed verdict this morning.
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QUAIL OUT OF SEASON.

In Part !, OF the Marine Court, yesterday, before
Judge Sheridan and jury, there came on Tor tria
several which the Society Tor the Presel walton
oil Game sough, recover lines against parties for
having on hand game out Of season The parties sued
Franklin T. Huntoon and William w. Smith Mr..
Smith mace no appearance III the case ana Judgment
for lull statutory penalty 50-was entered against
him. In the other verdict for so was entered.
The complaint IN both proven by John Ed
WARDS deputy sheriff OF Queens county, who stated
that the prosecution OF the case Was done by the DIS
Attorney he (thc inlormcr got hall the fine and
tho other half devoted To charitable purposes; but
IN prosecuted by the Society he got nothing but
hiS nor duv
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAxHxRs-Hcld bv Judge Law
Nos. 81, 49, 49, IT. IS, So ~ rs 90 los 1o7,
los H. ~ 10 lsa lao, la, ISL, ss I'll. pa ~:
srrRENE Corg r-GENEsAL TxRx-Hcld bv Judges
DAVIS, Brady and Daniels Nos 81, SO, III IS, 81 90
~ So ~ i4s l4ss ~! i4e i47, 1885, is, l4o, $50,
srrnEas CouRr-srncIAL TERn--Held by Judge
larrcmorc.- Dcmurrcrs-Nos. 4, 5, O, IS Law and
$50 ss.. 80, 200 2sl, aea, col 40, all.
srrRkxg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES l--itcid by judge
Donohuc--No. 1915, 81, 1855 I7ai, 1911 1855,
ia. III, isa ssci, ssi. $50 $685. 1 ss as sss
277o, 1883, 1908, 1867. 35 1888 1892 1871 1887 1875
l7sl, 1888, lsso. l,,' 1859 l2as 1855 1881, 1911,
loo, =, l13, 1929. ll0l. 1925 1901 1872 Part -
He'd BY Judge Barrct,-C Case on-No 2:,ss No day
calendar. Part a-Adiourncd until Monday May IS,
ls.6
SUPERIOR vorRr-i.Nxnal Tgnx-Adlourncd sine
SUPERIOR CorRr-srscrl TgRn-hcld Spy Judge
MonrlL--issucs OF iact--Nos II, g. ~. ~ 81 ~ Is
cur,-->os. iui lois 'ls FLO 1857, ioas 1857 inls,
1852. Isl. lUSl LOSE, 1883, 1854 I0s5 Part 2-Hcld
by JUICE san or.-Ncs a5,, ess .o7 so,, 1878 1857,
1866, ~ al 500. $40, 1904. SIS. oso
COMMON PLEAs--tKvERAL Tygs-ficld BY Judges
Day. Robinson and Van Bruht Nos as OIL s. n ~
-. 10. ~. ~ -, b, 81. os, u. 90, ~, lso 1sa
COMMON PLfAs-sorirs TEHs-iied by Judge j. y.
DAILY. Ne day calendar
CoxspS P,rAs-rRnL TrRx-rar, l--Iiela by Judge
Van H.vscn. >os iye. l75l's o5si., 1919 1897 $780,
l7ls osa. 900. 2l4s lioI 1900 1921 2los, 1885, go
1875 1V7. III, l436, il6i 1859. ls7i 2oss 1074 21l2
ll5%. 2llj. 2lls Fart 2-Adjourncd
MAINS couEr-TRAL rxna--rart l. Held by Judge
Sheridan. Nos sjl4 3o5s 1850 1880 sliS 405S, i052
Ava. 4lsl 4ia7, 1929, 1900 lsoi s2os Par, Held
by Judge GoeppN0s. 3iS5 AVA $751; 39il. 5O5a, ARA
.e2l.. 2iso, :o5l, !oeo. 1919, 5ss i2,s l2o7 ell
Fart 3--hcid by Judge Alkcr.-Nvs 1851. 1898, 1904
6se GAS 4a6s, 1905, $685. 6s43 4i1 1884, FATS, $780,
cormr OF GENERAL srssioSs-I!cld by Rccor Ter
rackcft The People vs. Patrick Msrkcy grand lar
ccny continued; same W. Charles Murphy t;ct %
Gallagher, burglary; Same VS.. William lohns,.., gs
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COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder Hackctt
ACQUITTED OF MANsLAUoHrrR.

ACQUITTED OF MANsLAUoHTER.
Edward Cannon carter, living at No 154 West
Eighteenth street, placed trial yesterday under
an indictment for manslaughter IN having caused the
death Of acquaintance named James Purcell a truck
driver by striking him upon tho head the OF
quarrel, which originated over game OF cards, in
the saloon OF Edward McCabc, No 203 West seven
tecnih street, the night OF Decc 20 last IL
shown that he struck the blow under grca, provoca
tio1, and the jury acquitted him.
PlCkPocKET SENTENCED.
William Fay, OF No 1913 West Sixteenth street. who
was, March IL, caught while picking the pocket Of
Michael McCarty OF No 175 Christopher street. pleaded
guilty yesterday and to State Prison Tor three
years and six months.
STRIKING WITH sLUNGsHoT
Thomas Kilkenny, ongshorcman, living 20. 10
james street, charged with striking Charles O'Ne OF
No 81 Oliver street. with slungshot pleaded guilty
and was sentenced TO one year in tho Penltcntary.
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STEALING REGISTERED LETTERS.

Yesterday Special Agent Sharrett caused the arrest
OF Alexander Strauss charged with forgery
and robbing the United States mail. On the Goth Of
April last Strauss, who clerk in the employ Of
the Ledger Office presented order at tho registered
letter department OF the Post ONCE purporting to be
signed by Mr. Robert Bonner. per Charles Lewis This
order called for tho registered letters addressed to the
Ledger Office, and these fourteen In number, were de-
lvered Strauss who retained the letters absracted
their contents aud then decamped Strauss, Immedi-
ately av his arrest, brought before United States
Commissioner Shields, who held him for examination
In K hail
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against the ship MASTER and so, the other
hand the loss being BY peril Of the seas that the
ter cannot claim iull freight from the consirnecs
though he has delivered the empty and ullaged hogs
heads TO them Iu freight having been earned and
the peril OF The having the from full
performances OF his relieving the
from the obligation uf paying full freight; and. further
u having been competent tor either bolh OF the par
ties TO insure their several interests against such
peril aud thus DO protected against loss.
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A PRIEST SUES FOR DAMAGES.

Yesterday the attention Of the Brooklyn City Court,
Judge Nelson presiding occupied in the trial OF
the suit brought by Adelbnrtus Nielcusxuy pastor OF
ST sianislaus Roman Catholic church, In Thirtynrst
street. New York, against Anton Lombui, to recover
damages in the OF $4,000 for alleged defamation OF
character. The defamaiory remarks consisted In tho
expression, which was the Polish LANGUAGE Z Pastor
Nelcuszuy has also stolen $780, The offensive Ian
guage is alleged 10 have been made OF the pres
encc OF others The case. which attracts much atten-
ton among the Polish Catholics Will DO concluded to-
day
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

-HousENAx- May 4 1875, by the Rev
Dr. Ellscyood, at his residence, East New York, Mr..
JANIS /. H0Gixs to Mrs. JOSEPHINE HousEMAN
IIrrLEJonx--STrART--At ST. Johns Episcopal
chuich Glasgow, the 10Th Of April, by the Rev Dr.
Penney, FRANK b. LirrLEJonS OF New York. TO ELISE
THOMSON, second daughter OF the late RoUcrt Stuart
ESQ, OF Glasgow. No cards
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS On the 10th OF April mt
Christ church, ~. Louis, by the Rev. NJ Schuyler,
u. D., WILLIAM ). SrUyvEsASr to MIRIAM CoSISGmAM
niece of Captain John \. Bodngcr, all OF st. Louis
No cards
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MAY TO- l87sTRlPIE SHEET

ceived reports Of all the heads Of departments and
chiefs OF bureaus showing tho amount Of material and
men on hand The amount OF old material sold and re-
moved, and the number Of appointed and removed
by the Secrctary's own orders
The committee let town last evening" intending TO
stop over Al Philadelphia day TO be present at the
opening OF the Exhibition