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New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
SWEEPING pENrALs BY DEFENDANTS.

The trial of the suit Of John Bnrns, admin
is,to- o Bridget Burns against Alexander Leut~ an"
John lIcEim was begun yesterday in Common Peas,
Trial Term. before JUDGE Van Brunt The pain'i
brought his aged mOthcr from ireland Ie"
wears ago and she kept house for him ana
Ills brother in sixtv-seyeEth-5t., near Lexington
ave. On sept o. 1872, she was hnrt ny F."
o, from, , bIa.t in tbe pci,hDorlood and died soon
eter This snii brought by her ~ FOR 5000 dam
oe.s and he claims tls the stone came from me pace
whore a. cudants were BLASTING roc'; to lay sewer
az frnse Is % denial o. any gl:gcnc', dfm tlil W
s.n. which hii Mrs Eurns came frum the dnien'ahH
plAcc OF work-therc b-.ng o'hcr bh5'ins o'rr''ins
tninr on i'm The urichbOrhOoda denial that th' Nch'
,,s t. coise of her DEATH denial that she was stfucA
~ n o. and denial Gat pccunarY thr sons iNt 'hl
;tinv hv her death the law not alnwnY ~ su'h ISIS
u-ti,i,- fo- bereavement unless n had money va Nc
TIC c. -, IL sfll on. A. - tS"r u ~ app"1rs re-" ltnu
Aiceron :. Sullivan and Lewis Johnston Tor Geehoh'S
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

The approach of summer renters lhe f"eS-
ton Of an adequate dowa-tovu hospital ona "i p''tc m
ortnce Il tne season should b. 0f uni>i'a neat
the absence OF tie PaIE Hospital would be sei'nsy i'
ip ,,py FOR victims Of snstroEe TIE receEi Geoi,'.
OF ;be Conrs ol Appeals in TIE snt % HE Ne"-io
uefs,v against ilc Commissioners Of CAit.cs and Cor
rc.iiou IS q step in tie sired direction But foi the
opcxec,cd action OF Controller Green which tie Codri
of Aprais hats set asr the hospital might bc in opera
tion now When tha Park Hospital was takeH down iae
Cmniss rs leased the Ncvlcfk DiSpensarF sub
stantia.lr a oi their tucng at White ana Centrt-sts
for $500 10 he used oSGital The trustees oi tine
Dispeusary arrced 70 make extensive alterations H.
Guiding the putting in of elevator large enough
10 take on "a stretchcr, aud to iurGish admirable ae
conmodaiions with cr 80 beds for 90 n ease oi
4 great dcmsnl WAoH thc arrangements were all com
PIE cd Controller Green refused to seu the irase Tn"
;iSpeusary Trlstcgs sued ih' Commissioners heclEsc
iey hsd turned out tenants % make me changes ana
had au eIi ~ huiGl tEer hands. jud-c Brady d-
cidnd tt Mi Green's objections 10 thP irs' ere hn
sufficient. This decision reversed pY tue rehtIdl
Appeals. As aIiJncrt IN favor All leasing pm q"
the Nay-TIrs D,p'l5 rf nllug Ills stated tai the
trustees VIII Use the entire rental uf charitable A'S g.
tli~ virtually layns il back 20 the city again. THr
principal opposition to the project. lt = un3tfstpo1
4r.D tAc niurtr Of ut Now ljr6 hospiaI III
the old thaL Police station, Wio cdiIn tEa h"
further d9Wu-loFu accommodation is necessary. ms
SIMPLY SlOwng t1at the Climbers street Hospital ~ IA
small for TOE wants ~ the lower part Of tfc cy my
in only 23 beds and han able 20 uahe room Tor Only
90 Of great dem nj.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

daii2 ana rrc,t,u4 she Lords Prayer. i5nt ths II ~"
ninch and on the nan it Is too ii,oe 70 ' 9
go1a stand for CDircn svhuOs, ana ioi H.. =, !,
scbnJle; and 20 50 far 10 say tbat the otd'S ~
make use of ticn the idea - NOT pf@ci. % ~
ea because wc IRE not ready lOG tie WORK t'ie ID. "
Thar fhe ieicug due from iEc Chufch edihO. " s, a.
by tie state: but tLe edueahOh WhIch 'ho o'd'e
ncor child caa be aivcn by any church or ~ any NJ L.
y1,pal Wuat matter is u 20 t1e old'' - t
child, for whose education sc mus nv 70,
h, educated in a school cnoseh ~ -
I,yusg Oiy so Sat the schcol VIII c!ut a'e ~
Tor wnat he State would Lave 20 paw ana ta' II Do
ief 10 ta iu.cc. ion Of "a SIse 0Iccf WhO rnitii 80
ne Id afs what State pays j0i no" '1n ~ "
tcf l., silch plan, pr0yljcd NO ciid Mas inteu 1 o
bIir,,n scbocl asaiist the wishes ui ils iII!H
,,,,u5 ne u.utv oi goddess" schools 80 aae no ti'
drcp Of mos, v no do nos fiyOr religious hsti tl,
Cor,ir e,r,,iop fOr Csr!siim cElTvo, ana Ter ~
c.E.r rLijdreu We can gel, Tue oe aid o. th',V @
,gl,rn srld re state cannot Gtand IT, 4Ae O'dioH
of Christ is put here by her Aaster iof tHa''
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
THE BOARDS OF POLICE AND HEALTH.

The Police Commissioners, in insisting upon
the removal of the Board Of Health from the Central
Office state that they acting upon the expressed
opinion of their counsel aud Corporation Counsel WHIT
ney that the Board OF Heath is tenant OF the buing
only during their pleasure. 1t il claimed that the present
police building paid for out Of the money saved from
the fines and appropriation ot the Police Department,
aud then decided the city At that time the Police
Commissioners were members OF the Board OF Health.
and for their convenience TIE Health Department
permtted tu occupy u portion Oi the police building
The Health Board il further stated has PAID rent
for its rooms The Health Commissioners claim That
they have right to their rooms; the buildine beng the
rOuerty OF the city, FOR their use Just as much as
Tor that OF the Police Department They said that The pres
ent Board had paid any rent for these Oon7 Boih
meet TODAY and Is expected that set
trInent upon basis viii be effected. There were
several applications for vaccination Yesterday al The
rooms from which the Yaeeinatrg Corps Las just beer
riecte by persOns who had been exposed 10 the c0nt
gOu OF smallpox, much 10 The disgust o Inspector Dks
md hi ni
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
PiSSENGERS ARRIgED.

FROM LIVERPOOf-fn StednlshD Adrigb, April a.
MrGnoa Bald Mrs T. Ouphaut and infant, Mrs
=. e.. p1iG 90 -, Nr iOus GEMS and servants
Helene Gclis. As- sophie Gel-, Miss Matilda Gems
ustayr suis Master Edward Gems, Master GrOrr
AIl-s rk~u. ALN rwort Miss utt Miss N. SHARP
Phelps, Nss Phelps Joseph B El-Ju Mrs. Joseph B. Ellison
MIS- f.A J.. Miss Juli, .Shrr~ opi, MI Nes.
Louis Blterlei MI GldsJne Mr Wilson, John Spf8gue
Jsmas BrUadbcll. T. MahOny, q. W. Clarke, GoOrge
Smfh. &. y. thornton, Manly Mr. M0ynan J. Atslus.
j. " Pane Ny. scott J. W Wrble j. > Brown Mrs. Ellen
b. Chsee George shaw, J. q. Jackson X Somoyile ~ t.
Duuu J. " Davis, L. G. Warren, W. H. flaming. NJ HYman
John T.. Aspna, Nis >. f. HggS Melton PrOr Robert Rob
iusOn, j. Neane IT., Geo Grant, Nh, Smltaer-, w.
Gibson, james MeharE W. q. Ternan j. G.. hation,
Il W. Emmons, J. Weinberg George A. Corieroy
Mi. W hirkDy, William craven, ). g. ". Willows, ilynd.
W b. brlsliTe, A. H. Grant, Mrs 4. H. Grant
ant Dasd DOAs Mrs David Doak Miss Jane Car
su., Gcofgr Weldon. irAl. Arthur A. i Keep, Mrs "
Pa ner. r. d. ldingtou, Ns Z. D. Ludngt0n A. Twtecy,
Lundh T.. Harris. J. X. sparks Col -andersOn, John
stewart Mrs j. q. d. Stewart Mrs g. stewart Miss J. u.
stewart stewart, Master H. stewart Mis-. Ju-
Ian Hubbard, Mit Mary fio.y. W. simmons. QUO h.
Iorke j. West Arthur Han, L. Chick, Peter Early, W. a.
strut.
FROM ANTWERP-nl stsliashtp S,oit-erdnd, Apiil "a
BaTOa o. de WOemOnt. Baron A de Mocmont + Duhay1n,
j. Clerey dno CerfeyL A Jonas l.. Iiougaerts ir and
Hagel, wife and children l.. Lang, Voos O..
Naiaaia
FROM BERMUDA-Tn ssdmshfp Gamma, April 2I.-I.
Williams A. u. Foster Is. Foster, Aiss NJ. wood and maid.
Rev c. r.. Iind,ey, =. A. land and WIFE, MISS Bridges.
Miss Littenhed T. H. Lamb. hLss H. Dodge Miss Mar y.
Wood, C. l.. Ramsey ami WIFE, Z. W Gordon, wife and aery
ant Dr w. Mckay ami wife. W. Laird W. Laird jr, Mrs
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
CHILDREN GOING TO THE WEST

Thirty-four children from the New-Yorl
Juvenile Asylum at One-hundredands sey ysixthst
and Tenhave., started yesterday afternoon for Dixon
ILL., where they to be distributed among several fam
lies They have beea inmates Of the asylum for about
two years and mostly bright attractive children
For two or three days before their departure they were
at the House OF Reception OF the asylum, at No 81 Vest
Thirteenth-st Here they received visits from their
friends and relatives had their pictures taken and
fitted out with an extra suit OF clothes On Sunday
afternoon they assembled IN the chapel ana listened 10
short addresses by various gentlemen o are interested
ia the asylum. Among those VINO spoke Was the Pfesi-
dent of the asylum, A. r. Wetmore now In MS EIGHTEEN
year. who has been acting President OF the asylum from
tue time OF ts inception, "a The children also
number OF hymns from the Moody and sankey
collection.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
THE COURTS.
, COSTLY pALE OF EARRINGs.

The suit OF Starr 81 Marcus, jewelers., against
Dapis + Van ValkeHburgh irisd yesterday before
Judge Van Hoesen IN Common Pleas, Irial Iriin' in'
defendant desiring TO make his wife prt'uy ii'S'n''
told her 10 choose pair OF earrings sne wen, -
=, to ,airt,G. and was shown pair at $500 GOLD
So ,c,, t,c,n uomc aud five days later returned
tcro saving they were costly for Eer 1e Ge'eun-
ant does not object The price He says BIS on'F ln''
est in ie mrtter to be paymasicr The qu'''oh -
between Ms Van ya'trnhureh and Mr. har,uS, RaI =,
v,n Valkeubyrgh insisting hat she TOOK th' ear =
nom on Tie persuasion Of Mr.. Marcus tellhS mn n @
snc tLonet them TOO costly and should nr0hhY luiL
tbcn lie ms SIS that there waS an aDs'lnte HIS 81
fh.n Tho Jury was orirrcd 40 h~lng III Sctl N''
r. y Ban.s appears for plaintiff; A. j. Vanderpoe 10Y
fI1.. IL
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
SALE OF THE LYON COLLECTION.

At the Art Gallery. No S45 Broadway, yes
eray He1ry D. Miner begin the sale Of tie pottery
and porcelain comprised iii The weis' own Gov. Lyon
collection The sale was opened AZ IL o'clO k. and was
attended by many dealers IN ne ware, as well as b.
numerous ladies and gentlemen OF the city, Interested ~
pottery ana porcelain Tho prices generally sAis-
factory though, is usual at auctions, some valuable
articles brought small Some very choice
specimens we're offered OF Sta1ordslire, BuIs-
lem, Chelsea. WeIgwood. Crown, Derby, Wor-
cester and Liverpool ware, az wen IS some un-
usually perfect sevFes Oi different periods
Among III highest CI!crs paid were the following
r75 for an uInshaptd soup tureen, win cover,
and heavy twist gold handles. decorated with roses
and buds IN compartments OF gold. A satuette of sr
Walter Raleigh. enameled Nith rch cDors. brought
s77 so An exquisite tvohandltd tcacup AMI s1ucci,
ior,ueyy owned ry Sir Thomas Lawrence the artist, "a
sold Tor s47. deep plate with winic ground ana goid
rarrry on the inner border brought Us, ana au ela
ratply ornamental 20 incues IN diameter, o. The
period O! Louis Philippe, was sold for $50, TIE lnghes
hre reached at Yesterdays sale. which realized ~ The
Aggregate about - 900. The sale VIII bc continued to
day ana Wednesday az the same place, bcgnhirG at il
o'clock
ON Wednesday specimens Of American historica.
interest will hc OF red among tcm suIn-JOAtn Tea
canisters sugarbOwis, etc. OF tie time Oi the eVO-
ton
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
......APRIL "a.

PORT OF NEwYoRK -.--.............APRn a.
CLEARED
s5eamshiD 5eanlsp a. stmer Warren Phadepha Jas Hand
ship Tye Snr "a, tTea; aI;s,lay ISnsan Ariel ~ IS 6 Co
Bark soiand' (Nor dersen Hayre Fcg, 9,oc a q Co
BsrS Agi Br H lha and Perm m3nee H. D. B9ri 30
BARK Evening star (Brl Chick ST. Jaso de Cno' "a'ue
BIZ s1 Marianpia Gaatoa Qta MbanO, Penarh Roads for
BsrI Ada swell wswell. wellington and Dunnedin r.
'" ,Ts Ellen NJ Mitchell Eaton shulee N. s.. Wilson God
nrir Beauty r copp st. John b. p NeyiGs Son
iirig Italia rl, Crowel, Georgetown, Denr r. W. INT
8fig Ramirez Barnard. Galveston, v. G. Adams Co.
Brig SsInn Weel. Hamburg j. b. Dearborn - q
Stephen Bennett Beunet Port ot 9palh' 'one' "
sc6r J. W. Peqseiev Baker. Boston. Chas Twing.
VIM McLoon, Rogers. Puerto Plata, sano Domlhsc'
sphr jaii l. Merritt CBr MoehOuse, ST. John. N b. p
cSr MSTnins Dew tBr Stockton RicbuctO N. B.. W.
SchT MARY g. Leurren Mcsnnen Proyincetown, Mass
sshr DiaekstSne, wiskson, Providence H. W. Jackson
en Aleaaa GrSa, Porto ca9so BEL, a Pspl''on & Ca
Barge Chesapeake FAT, PniI%ie'On'a jas nan"
Steamship Adratc tBr, Gie,e Liverpool Aprl 49, via
steamship switzerland CBegl Jackson, Antwerp April p
with mdse and pass TO g. W co ton ,ooo, Anvil 10 VIA
Queensogn - h. with mdse and pass to Williams u @ SI9n
with naval stores To WIN. p clyde ~ Co. ,., d.
ans se-@siP eaa ~ sP HaPSan avn FeTris CO. ''
ste,msip Regulator Dosne wilmington n. g.. April 90
AID CITY 2si, with naval stores 10 i T. Ny"o
shin Hudson Pratt London 30 days. With mdse
BARK Cer.l, nWufS. Nerthfl fns of IafS'
in ballast Is a! e OTcd 4 hoo iOr orders. -,
b IL HIncock BOSTON,, Kmg, Matanzas I'D days WIN
sugar NJ H.. H..
Ea nohih ~ ia. in ballast 80
Isa.k y ,iie May Blair, Matanzas days wlth slRar
Eark he dina TOlcl, hav. Boston days, 10 bElast. -
BARK D sveti DubrOyacA (Austl hreleYicA' Dublin 43
ia ballast.
BTg Ellen Maria of Bangor) Roberts Pernambuc' March
Scr Martina Jane r) Brown 10 dsys with sugar.
schr. Heatou MoCahau, o Janero % days, VIA Hinp
ton RDaGs with c.fie. -,
schr Hiigewold johnson, S. c. days With
naval
chr r. H. Baird oi Philadelphia Mayhew ssgna IL days,
with sugar
schr wardwel Bernbann, Jeremie April l. and Fortune
Islam 18th, coffee and lOgWOot
Aun Leland timer savannah days with uuD er
MEMORANDA.
TORONTO ont, April 2i.-Tns steamship CITY OF Toronto
ced her regular trips for te season. between this cy
anu Mag ,ra, to-day
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FORTRESS MOSROR, April 2i.-Aryed, bark Sampo. IRON
Gr,euOCA. ,..---,
PORr ROYAL = C.. April 2i.-Auiyed steamship ity oi
ID d ~ from Sow YORK, stlel Tor F-rndn ma.
BALrMOGE. April 2-ArIyet BARK Eunonla olsen, from
l.OluOnuefry bifg Clstilltn owens, fTom New-1OfA
SPOKEN.
April II lat p 26 long C6 - bark Conquest of Bosto
from san Fraucsoo ior rnIadephi l21 days out
ffor latest Shir NecS see ran IaJel
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
STATE AND CHURCH AS EDUCATORS.

STATE AND CHURCH AS EDUCATORS.
ADDRESS BY THE REV. DIR. }. W. KRAMER-TFACH-
ING IN CHURCH SCHOOLS CLAIMED AS NECEs-
sARY, SUBJECT To STATE INSPECTION.
At the monthly conference of the Protestant
rplseopal Church yesterday at the Calvary Church,
Pourth-aye aud Twentydfst-st., the Rev. Dr. j. W.
Kramer read paper the Educational Question 1t Is
In part as f0iloSs;
This state has no established religion and before her
law All religions arc equal The STATE, IN framing her
moral CODE looks not into tHe Revealed WOd OF Cod hut
seeks her ethics upon the ground Oi NANNY sue com
mSnds men 10 be moral simpy that tns3 iy not nor MIons
other this NE lhe ite ctbho,, -
fully give any religious instruction. and WINE sne hIs
s0nething do with the educ1uon OF her ehllufvn, en-
sho wrongs any parent whose chld' 1huSI tne
iusr1cflon OF the State, is su rounded by re-
Iiglous influences OF winch lie does not approve;
IN this country exists Tor toe lhdNuu@l ana
the strength Of democratic government is supposed 10
consist in discovering and preserving flSbls O4 inc
inaridua citizen. Every citizen is endowed with re-
State demands that lie be sufficiently educated 10 eNc-
else that nancsiSe mtsiieentiy He can do tuat when
has a right 10 compel bus education Just beie
the rights Of two persons are TO be conSld-
ered-tle rights OF the parent and the rguts OF the
cbd The rights OF the child come before those OF tho
parent necessity the cnd must not be sAcri-
heed Tne child right 10 Sufficient iOod and cloth
lag keep It from sgneFng 70 immunity from cruel
treatment. and 10 such education As VIII give ~
chance succeed In the battle o. NE II tae natural
pnronts guardians OF the chd iefuse thee things te
civil parent provide them. But ts Is tne pdreuts
duty st Of all and II they arc able aud willing to PER
form H. n1 power can risntiuy act lOr tDen Inn
state therefore TighL 10 edicGlo those chldre
whose able 10 educate tnei or 10 educate
anV child beyond the supply OF rudiDentary teaching.
But least OF all has the state, which has turned reli-
giop Od Of her Law any rsnt 20 gave rengous lnsruc
any instruction, ami whether size gives that winch Is
religious or whhods H. she greycs TO the very qulcK
tho most tender sentiment OF mems souls III the state
RIbIa in our public schools The state imagiDes
thss all wnf be satisfied, since it confines
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
HIGHT OF TIE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.
ARGUMENT, BEFORE TIE ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE
OK RoNDs AND BRInG s.

on ROADS AND BiIDG s.
The Committee on Roads and Bridges of the
Board OF Aldermen again yesterday In Tue CITY Hal
10 near the vsv. of sh.p-ownsrs and others opposed to
the completion Of the Brooklyn Bridge. A. b. Miller
,ubmtted statement writing which contained in a
condensed forn the arguments made by him ON SatuI-
any last He denied that the spirit OF the law
cad been complied with in the construction of the
Irdso az a hight which tAey claimed would
,bs,ruci navigation. In any case, however, the act wa
ubes to repeal and measures wolld be taken 10 secure
,uch repeal il the work should Dc continued John L.
uusu said he was captain of vessel OF ,iS9 IONS Tie
s of which were $50 feet hgn, aud he knew OF many
others which could pass under bridge only 80 ee
,boye ,he water He said it world take seven or egi
nen all day and replace the mass of such yes
els al cost $3.50 500, and the detention OF
tse vessel would cost much more per Gay. Capt.
soow President OF the Plot Commissioners, be-
Ieved that the construction Of the bridge at
he proposed ght would seriously obstruct navigation
and he was in favor Of pOstpong Iurther Work ON ID
,t IL could he demonstrated whether not tuuneing
he river would be feasible. He thought however, tht
o question was Of interest to the shipowneFs hah
to ths merchants here the commerce OF the world
road not stop and the ships could not come mere lAeS
WOud nud some otner place TO 20. ,,,.,
~ ou,mgdoFe Jonas Lev, said he considered the pres
eut movement against the com etiOn D thc hhRr very
ahsur great mistake had been made about the cost
pf lowering spars, He had followed the st iOr many
years, ana had never fOaEd any clmcuItJ "a StIh
lng" the lnasts Sometimes, when lying III poft simply
as natter of exercise for tho aen te would lave g
nsst run down in Tie evening aud replaccd III the morn
ng lie thought the work could be doEo at an eApense
ot GO exceed i've Shings lnou IL must DO reeiO'I9 a.
AZ SAID that the large vessels dld not come tU Dis
oort more tnan twice year, and IL WOlid
70 az easy them 10 come IN Dy he way OF to
sound through He'd II they should come Dy TIE
0ay of siney Hook, however, there would be no ne
pty O losing any time, tho Dasts c0d ali Dc 9uucA
between the when tie vessel would DC taken III 70"
ov the tnQ and It's arrival at tho Battery. kema ks
ners by Mr. PoiilonOt the nIn OF g q H. ONION
hi ers anu Eln ngbam no stated th;t
se IN the Vsue OF water front property ios
e kast River would 20 80 to 10 per cent the
Sridge should BE- completed at It's pfesent h-nt.
one oasOp IL claimed that there was not more com
,fitlon at the Leasing Of tho dOcHs last week WAS be
.suse persons were afraid 10 make contracts Tor property
,hovs X bridge Mr.. POOn Thought the coilstru t"n
~ me nrdge AT its present hght would do more damage
.lraD the work at Hell Gate would do good
Tne Committee adjourned 70 II d. III. Friday.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

aet Kabasseh Maaan aet ooburn Lnneman az aS' r
Indorsement on ra1ers no agt. DaVenp0't-'ru
settled Eisen agt FchnerTudcment on frivolous ahswet
IN Isen F.chtneT.-OTdfr of arrest nachI
without costs on stimulating to McGrath ag fus
-Defap ouened without costs Mctir1tb ag H1ssel- =
ment f paintn demurrer Endorsement on Pep ~
Mel. Durfey agt. Hurl.-See Memorandum ~ ,
Iinlhem 6ch Tuska; Gildersleeve agt Dno-,c
faults noted Powers-Iotion 10 diShss a0u"n
with costs Gilbert ag Collins-Cass as printed HE'D
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
TUE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBA~Y. y. Y. April 2i.-Ihe following arguments
VIC heard today
No -B,ecr ACT Dr1keArsued By james C. Carter for
James Emuti for rs-ponleut.
No fdns act tf"'Nh i.lt;n@t tf'>.-
det r-Arcued b. :. Hand for appellant Frames heinan
respondent
rrociemstion wss m de and the Court adi"ufn-l.
D. the CONT of Appeals as Calendar Tor
Aurl % NOs III, l72, l73, l6d, l7O, "a p, 3d.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

UNNCuMBrRED.--Polcem Whore d yer
live T. Lot Child" Boo op! Don't know" Police
man-'' WHO'S yer father and moihcr!" Lost child
Amt got none" Policeman tpcrpleXedl-" Are yer
marIicd T. List Child--"No. Policeman (rclieycd)-
An shure, tnn yo're all ngu Away you co| lCrOwd
dispcrsc8.l- D. Puucb.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

A Jersey man married five widows, and they
were all red-headed Tho same once thrown
one hundred and fifty feet by express train when he
picked himself up looked around for his hat and re-
msrged: Well II don't find taat hat III mako the com
pany pay for it,"
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25

SIM rtses - 5:n7 SIM Sets . G.5O Moon S:58
HICH WATER THIS DAY-A.M
Sandy Hook. SlG Cows Island S2l lie u fefry-iV''
HIGH WATER THIS nAY-P. ". 80.
Sandy Hook S:il Cows Island OH Hell G.Fcrry llO0
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
5aits bp Auctlon
Couarincrship Nolites.

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm OF Z.
j. QUISLAN & Co.. composed ~ Frlucs j. Qulnl9n snd
william H. Ous No. 2j MAGAZINE st., New orleans Ls 4l
ana dissolved by mutual cOnseLt ther psrnTh
saiorzel TO sign the firm name IN gadAuoD Au p&fls.
having claims against he said rm VIII present The same
oce New-Ogleans, La, ior nen WITHIN tie nen
80 dsYs NeWOilesus. March .. 1876. +. }. QLlNLAA
OEHE COPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
4 der the arm name Of NM. W. WAkLNAN y & Co ex
pires THIS DAY by Imitation Either pSrtnr vii s-n 10
liquidation. WM; " WAkENAN,
WALTEa CDLTON,
NEW YORK. 25th April. 1879 AAkOs CDNklIN.
'THE UNDERSIGNED have THIS DAY
Il iormeda aCoPAETNERSliIP p uEdert1e trm uame o. ~
W MAkEMAN & Co.. for the TRANSACTION VI lie BanElag
and General brokerage Business including aoina and
Nevada Mining Stocks, At ther Orite. 36 Waist -
MM. ". WAEEMAS,
JAS. u. JESUP. lr,
NEW-YoBK. 2jth April, 1915 AARON CoNkLIN.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
Dnsiness Gklnees.

81 A 600 WILL BUY half interest in a
qD 8.S1'tO new and firstclsSs HOTEL Apply IN pr
Dy letter to \. +. SAUNDEkS Elliott House. New
Hayen Coma.
$2UOUO. yea, go Jon on property apt De worth socS
Address OWNER, TTi. u &c O6ice.
New-York tribune., 1876-04-25
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