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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
DrochlnH proptrin 20 Set

TO LET. very low, tho desirable 3-story
n aBd basement hoS dwelling 500. 49, Carroll ", netf
Carroll ParL: Die tenant 7 .nt W De i-le w
reasonable. Amply 10 CnnNELL 50 tourist bo35 10
ttAS PER MONTH-TO LEI-A 2-story
- -st frame cotfsge deep, an modern
cor yeis.suces rented 10 desirable party rs iGiner
Broosyn T. De- key al Iy1 HOGEIis q BIO" LII t'V
Grand d., l.. u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

arrest Of Thomas Leonard, on charge Of his having
committed a rape on a little girl years OF age named
Mary E. Moore OF Stamford. Conn. on July i. De'ee-
tive Mcconnell sent with the Connecticut 9uceI "a
b tc,ts of Taonqrds aunt I'm Pear-st where Leonard
vr,sfund and arrested. At the superintendent Oco
the prisoner offered M resistance hut aSieou 10 '''
n9uv the officer o. stamford this afternoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
DrCIsInNs-ArGrsT ..

Srprrne Court C,hom57s-By Judge westbrook-
seymour 4gl -,.i-i ms moron mus. ne granted tie
paa o pol aclm1rlncc, refunded from ,he proceeds stu
that the ares holding DE proeIU sonm b. punished ~
oreT bo,ever r-rl.t be- r.T-i con. i,.ig f,s yI
ordering surrender 90 tr property hln unless
Of nal med uIan. = they Ian 70 reference
stewart ss,. Erae. brown ag Craft-oricrs granted
Mscrof Douohuc Judel a.tlortr OF matter OF Van.
{dutt john .h cas- 'o Deg -l D, entitled 20 bail
sao '.l be- s' 5000 ono " ''-'' s '-A '' w
Special Tqm-By Judge Van vorst.-Iones at.
bach ana mother ag Titus etal- Judgment Tor plain
III, sec opinions
Common PLeas-SDeciGI Ter7-By Judgcva an Hoescu.
-Aussr agt. Ansert Notion u amend complaint aud ol
couuse tle granted Aer ant a-olher aa 1 5ud another
ag same noe cr,rhau Crortan Carr and Others ae
smith ag calender rfh National Bank agt o'Donnell-
Or.efs granted
Marine Court hanJos-By Judge McAdam.-
.-1adsaenJs apon trial reI decision papers. Thorn
cor ,nent ser p-p,s- same aei same Motion 40 - se
papers tied -nreit AL iia}-Ne tra ordered upon te
ground 81 surprise pa5 nrlt wna tcn DAYS ~ c1-te
steiu -uss-Hotoa offset granted Hell aet.
3n.Ihei saasn.t al91 An.r a. shaun ana iiIc.e. nt
lc conflict cts-iiaifs reference src Ianrf7
oals $50 casts Gamblers b ,.r,r 4ria@iir.gt
erasreo '.rAsor ae eoiabefs. roceeaiuss dismissed.
q aelad Green aSi Bird Defendant mus satisfy
iianhg, ~ r. bennington act scmGi.T. Weeks
4.-nE stt Euslt Maxwell agL AorTls Defaults
Bernngton art CrcieeB.u Of particulars ordered be
Lene Wo,ii-siotou denied wiflioui costs ne r-In
aiion granted 30 fI a. 10 a,. an nud,rtskif 10 be-
80, an. .t,reS thereon 70 justify on payment within
ei@is,' ol4 arrest brSioy SGT hccuen same agf. prs
sy Jeogc Go-pp Groyne act. saaord-O pinion Herter
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an,.ion 5aie, Of Rcai estate.

D. g. g. BEARD Aucioneai. .- .
EhIGEiAAl and pLhEAPlD.4 AL ly-f
7 SALE ff. estates. TT itl. tff t'.' DO %
ori8ck. o. q premise. liir ifll r.ttioic h'i ' w
foo. Ie.l a4u-u t.Ls' G.tlfr rtL.i. D. t.r -''I
clasdst al t..at fluit elegant r.t'. u..-..
f,e. ~ frontage n nuc rf-.a- .I.Ic4 I'o. l'nr, i
rlnas Carsll4-i r.lus rrtlf,i ih- r'-t'.'e ''
COMFORT. Ciultc for bargain 800 rtsf 'tini- 500.
i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
woPTHr Ess ASSIGNMENTS or A POLICY.
NOT PARTNERSHIP TRANSACTION.

j. W. Jones, some years ago, sold 2.V0o
shares of She 70 DO lead Company stock Tor $4,000 20
mr. Rockwell. tto contract running as follows: Tie
understanding Is that arm TO give said Jones one-ha., OF
whatever prtc same Is sold tor when SOLD over an
above tlat sula." For ume the Company was ia dis
t-e-s and its stock sank nearly To- 81 share Thou it
made arrangements with it- stock holders giving bonds
for part oi tile stock. II paid tle interest o-
those DoDi,. Then 10 declared cash dividend
on i- stock and tlc to 81 share Meanwhile
Dir Rockwell emil parted VITA ~u.a. rert or the STOCK
exchange Cor bonds II tHc Clmna-y -c dice ana Mt
Jones -ed IBIS Hdul- r1rCi rp laFe Oh" whole uiIsic
t.ou considered partnership transaction. ANA nave
tlc exchange rud r8D i,4uerd- brought Lf' genera
a.cauufiu1. Trl-c Stafford Superior Court epccia
Term dismissed atuf. holding thaf tis was an
absolute sale, ami DO cause oi action las arisen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
I57TF7 NEW PAVILION HOTEL.

Tg7HE NEW PAVILION HOTEL,
MONTPELIER, NERS NJ,
- strictly FIRST class tho ans drives She most charm
ing In Vermont mountains Int 1ks easy NJ access conre
uirnt stopping place between BOSTON ami Montreal y T-
york NLlJ" Mountains. Positively 300 Aay fever. sure
cure frr fcyer and a.ue For terms anpv t0
4. q. BAILEY Pavilion Hotel
THE DANSYILLE SANlTARIUM-P. o.
Address. ba1s-ir, LIVINGSTON county, Ar" York;
TO HEALTH ~LEhEe~-Our HCme HrIenic Institute
ii. fc r-.s. establishment u world Wiefo Invalid men
and U0mra-nn what cheir Diseases. 10 curBulcarc
restored 90 losa without tAc incidence lts pal cah-
OF whom nveihrt gentlemen aud two aGiesnrt
thuruu v educated, aud by rClr grt success yc gwen o.
-fer 4Gu-1l reputation At tlts dc lAugusi y
fum between 200 ana oNu gentlemen
laps u ,Irun uuer treatment for disc Asses winch mcil
-- sa Called. 90 reach reatofAtNcI} These l'fs0is
hgvr come tacutysX states 1ud Canada iAe location
is very .glupr0us. dry and Laclng WAtcI 0i the
h,o.i urrF irlIaF" ptfirci 30 nls1it"si mo region
il-a1c tuo climate Fog inl ID " inttt
That institute is Eept open thr year rodnd ana the
iutr-r si-tInt giu "oL ietiuy lheie j. uS
uutrh.rg the regiment The philosophy - Cat hnau
beings an. 90 Law 0Dei"lc. 90 "llti l~'ir e1i
t-.ra.re to which protice+ sickness To oucf the LM 4
c-piy Chem sick. sick. suffer amt die u3tmty.
,r eal. c. S0uld iac t0 set guod health ict tetn
come, - our IuJ U t tlcu go Keep health o "a
b..1H.e lA Iert Was s Che u" * bring
.i.- when one Wei nor Dee % good health
through simple rice 20 law. IL Information 800 any
direction .. gsr.a M Doe -uy nud cherriuHr rendered,
ald best O references given, T dlir -is 49, above
JAMES g.. JAt kSoN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

A MONSTER ~ CUSTODY.

Samuel McCOnn, of Stamford. Conn, in
formed Superintendent Waling az the Police Central
Office yesterday morning that lac held warrant for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
ME. GoULDlNG'9 AcQUIsITIyE DISPOSITION.

A few weeks ago john White, a lawyer 81
N 40 Thr-aye.. had occasion TO visit tlc Office OF
Matthew j.. Ereen lawyer Of w. 1872 Nassau-st, ana
while there Lawrence Ca Godng. oi directory fame, cn-
tered nc ROOM After leaving tie office Mr.
White discovered the oss OF 50 Treasury note.
and returning was told that had been picked
up by she ofHco-Dov. but IL had been immediately
caimod ly M Cou-dne. who gave the boy reward of
81 for bis honesty. MI Whites demand for the return
Of tie money was Indignantly refused and he brought
sgr to recover &c. Porting tne Trial. hc received Two
a.nnrruI. letters stating fh1f t'ir money would I' r
turue. him. and costs OF Court paid. IA-. however
was dlHr. and Tire Nc.tafria- Before
Justice So .uu H. Kelley lu tIc sixth District 5irt
Mr. Whites testimony stance J- above and tlt
c office lnY % tue appearance OF tr note, iit
manner Boz which was folded. etc., thoroughly agreed
with WAat had ue ~ stated rV Mr VI mite. tuat Yet
dict was mmr5at U.s. returned FOG tc plaintiff for tlc
amount claimed with S6 costs. Judgment was issue
for ST. and iucd-s order or arrest IN case TIC jUo;
rlaur LEI
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Gilaaii9us Wlutco-- alales

USEFUL MAN-pr0rcs-lut-FOf garden.
Aor.a. cstt. etc lt ss tao-cHsy reliable in every
particular perfectly slo'r Goes uot sl'te n 'y cfiN
man .rr-r l.rlsI-.. Dol. very u,tl VI re.sI.
,tr b. .... ~ H.. PROTESTANT BUREAU. l30 Cth Az.
ga house tlJss l1tl-sr
LAD watts @ situation; can do all kinds
az ,,1r 900 CITY or country. gtrlsn b4rs.1 cattle
mills sr. g. laf rse.rucs. B. Industrious Iud hoIr-t, fI
B. tfr.+rNNr HOME b. HEAI, l35 Ct'layc. four doors
a1oyo IHfH--..
USEFUL LAD Chinese with several
Z t.irs .Ity refaFCgcr- situation. Wage only
pr month. Gan 30 tw' girls a'r ty ~ country ar if
.ri ui a kinds nf E.cIclsork lcrl, clean, N4~ disls
q. un-siafrs wu-k urc.. fa be eaal 10 fkOIL~lAHf
ROME 49, 4-Al, .a1 tt.l,. .our i-0r. above lO-isi.
y9ARN UAND ana USEFUL NAN wants "a
.if..HHr d. yHuug. strong 0cye N.lInS wUf.
r an ta rr.~t .G of WORK ara -f, Cor los iFc-
iIss ..,l r.... .u.'. 80 tl0 ifIftn Aht HOME az
IlFA %. 81 st3-.Yr. t.h hD1se aHnf" 40ni-t
STAi.E ST il~E I'LL gil>h), accustomed 20 at
VI eld s-.I uH 1y gentleman Ri lcave OBJ
city rs!urF rrtrrs Oh urt rrr, l'lcau and 1
prominent gentlemen. Address H. M O5t Gtaye prs ,pt
attention VIII D., lud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
6!tudilous OGuied females.

At MAURICE LiNDQUIST7s swedish Ser
- wants Cmco los Last 2lllst-- sc,sh. German ant
Fruch only. FoIalc for cisy
and couutry.
4 / BOOkHAM'', $50 4th-aVe.. near oath
y -tAn partra wanting help. aud nep wanting siun.
call nnInriate.y English Frenca. eve GERMAN.
scotch nud IRISH hcp lnuutlcsses chamhcrnuGs
wai.rrsses LADIES' mazda nurses, aud those
lately landed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

EVADAWANUCK HOTEL.
~ -fDS TNGtON. tDNN.
CLIMATE. SAILING. AHD DIZZY IS NSJ kFA5S I'D.
REDFENS JUNE ~, lrtl.
w. O.. ALLIs.
SEHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS HOUSE -
g.r-.tI Mountains 4tiou- for .sfentr-lFr
a iI1 sicrlus griHincfs and i l" DOL 20 tewh e
nh. il- NAV haI % cll- HHf lcat D rHu4
fi.ar.. f.fr. ~: proprietor clay phofn
.a1l .st... summer esoIt -r5 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

BrcoalDu Rcal Cslate for Sale.
RWELLINC-HOU~E Nos. - Wllow-st..
A. II hicks-t 49, 5 lud 90 Na.stl 100 anu lOz Pine
-ppest. 10 aud 1850 VIZ c-..is 1i - IIar rti.-aFe
GORDON B.. 'tD, 90 C.aEE--t, Brooalyn
TOR SALE-On Corner of Carlton-GV ana
1 l.-rgeust, very desirable roi- .cr immediate La
rrovcment ID Doe so.I Only tHr cash .li Iortt.-r
Ei Ian ID tl Niltl-D 81, % Bee alAA--l
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0ountrr propertn 90 Get.

CITY HOTEL IN PROVIDENCE, r. l., to let
~ for years. This Hotel well 20 the
travelling public throughout the world and from It's situation
and surroundings continue leading Hotel for
many years
Address JAMES r. HODGES. Providence r. I.
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CEcurslons.

SARATOGA.-Drect Route, via Citizens
n. Line new palace steamers. from per o. ~ ~. flre
through - 80 Excursion tickets good or hrec moa sl
CANDY HOOK MISUNDERSTANDING
- sogt ern Railroad ncile swiit ane n4saiernt team
EMPIRE STATE " ami be Ji.~~E HDhf leave Vow
york from Pier y N0rts Iver foot Rector So ior ANDY
HOOK, 6-i $3.50, lO.tO $50 3. u Returning arrive
Nev-N0-k 1870 2. 100 Do m. sundays, $3.50 g. 4. Re-
turning. arrive $50
FAR for fIo round trin only ij cents.
Grand Concerts boy PM Austloms brass reed and string
band. Special rates for large parties 20 sandy Hook pa r-
la. '- fud Long Branch. Apply fO tlA- II. ActADDlN,
Genera. Ticket AGENT Long Branch. So
G,EAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
y GREAT NECk. CITY ISLAND
SAND~ PDLEI. GLEN cow. SEA ILLtF.
GEEEWOGD AND Ru~iNN.
THE STEAMER ~EhMANLhkA
Leaves Peck slip SUNDAY no. D. rl. t-an4qf 800
lu. 3st. al Id llr iae ABOVE Teurnrg %
tho city aloIt p.. Dinner and suu.cDts on Doau
E41EST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
" copr Sullafsl Take regular AiBAA Z LIS +, return
BIZ down BOAT ROUND e. hEls ar LACt h-loS
RATES. see Dag Line >lrert.8emeAL
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Gelp Wdnieo

WANTED, trst-class CANVASSERS, To sell
W toe itoing Metallic spring Mattress Inquire AZ
259s Warrenst., Jersey Ci1y, between 4 and y. N
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6ummer Boaro.

mink ersrytbing THE TRIBUNE Tsh0vld IKE % BE- obi
n tert tdrge advertisement m your pqper Jgr fr0 ~ M
m0ufhs ma dghti segsOn and ei s1ftted teoud b.
great beneft 10 me- Hrs. Ellen Robinson, Pigeon Core
Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

EEOUSEWORK.- By healthy and very
capsnle NorE sian rlri general servant, has goei
.ercnco ana not afraid moderate wsg.s required
ed. on country. Gail "a $3.50 6tl.ayc. near Ids.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03

.TJ0OK. WASH and IRpN-By North Ger
Y man lr WHO gJd family cook makes god SOUPS
bread bsc It's pa sres j. also asJ0 washer AND "ner
mo objection I'd r country b,st reference. car 40 $50 otA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-03
HREAT NESTERN STEA MSHIp LIE

- NEWIOkk TO BRISTOL (Eu..I-UIREtT
Taxing goods Passengers Newport.
Gloucester. and an ports BRISTOL Channel
Sailing frDA Pier Is hos. River
COHNW al ,r............ t~uA Y turlsf Il
sun l-ii~il W - t-DAl, August %
CABIN Passage $50, currency Return favorable
RACES. hfrrtdn So currency. ~tecrlgc s3o currency
Pre- au aiC Certificates, 26. Drafts and upward
Fox frtl-At Ul pdeea-e, apply 10
". u. AOHGAN, Agent, No. 20 ruuth-at. New YORK.
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-EMOkk.-A respectable young girl
wishes situation general Lougewsr. DO rlnsli
private family. Best clty references Cal ~ 40 hast
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Haslral 5HsiruMe'tts

I IGHTE n ERNST, old house Of Lgite 81
Brad ar sger Their splendid PIANO-TORrE5 az iov
prices andou easy monthly psynenta a. II last !sI Also
-miths A.fEEftAN JlafAN-.
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Occan CLEANERS.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
- hEIWEEN NETWORK AND HAVRE VIA PLY
MOUTH
Pier OF Compauy No H. North River foot OF Morronst
.fElLlHt Di1rc " ctue-nay. august p m.
lAAADA, ftaugrul VI ctesuiy. August 70.
ST LNl NfN r. LuCfcsucI. Wplur % IN
LOUIE III BLBIAN. Agent So. 55 Ilrol,'ygly
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-18

What causes the injurious results which
sometimes follow in-a,id-in b,eeding?atA
1t is undsniable that loss of size, vigor
and fertility are often seen where. tclese iu-
ter-breedlng is practiced, but is this result
due to the surroundings and tfoedp of both
parents being Identical and imperfect, or
does degeneration follow rs a direct conse-
quence of breeding from nearly-related ami
mals? 1t is evident that the former condi-
tons may be modified by the breeder. while
the latter is beyond his reach And ifothe
degeneration q is caused by the surroundings.
care and food being unsuited to the animal
or the aptitudes we are endeavoring to
transmit, then, by making these conditions
suitable, we should be able to carry IN
breeding to an indefinite extent-to reap all
the advantages to be derived from it. Thco-
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-18
ROCKYAMOUNTA1N HUsBANDMAN.
at present as III SAVedeli am NJ

at present As id sNSedeli ana De3m.,
object of churAing the cream i t"'aFk' The
completely as possible, ana III 'SOlate ~
the buttefy PARTICLES contained, ~ fe-'!Gte
Socket OF Nienna-has-se settled tAe MI !: r Fro
ton, : !. HtaNe these partislesvaen a1s' t'' q4lts
enyelope?f lie states that the thew ,f bHss4alys'M
but swim freely in the LIQUID ,n "'e not,
lighter thar. this liquid. they na1,r MSa'I oeAipy
to rise to the surface" ,Their. volume n, 'tAl
but the smaller size are the more n.y. '''es,
Now while am increase of tem,a asao4'
ought to ' cause ei the ggl'oobules to ascend pl%''''
rapidly, experience d~eiinhtonlssttrraattes fhsi 'q0re
site. Researchers by several trn.t 0ppe-
experiments attest that tits not ,b a0'''y
formity OF q low temperature but ;ts9s1 uI
application that |ciiuses the cream sN'otA
and hence the advantage of plaellp ,,,ae
. When warm, in, shallow, small, pans. cn"a
with ice OF, conpessed snow. IN nY"'
hours the milk is fit for skimmiuoy ~ nYsNV
field o~fScllohingen is The advota,ad e., ~
extraction of butter from inal is;,,s we
Dreaming, but,by the employment Of een,s;
ttulgal torcee, his machine dps given GOOD VI
suits, but the butter produced yerv ~
tiously has but little aroma, and is sadlr~
lclent in cOnSiStency.- Er. CO. 4#ffN
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. s s.,o THE DAIRY T.. q "ae'.ae
BUTTER MAKING.

silu' -.l..f BUTTER MAKING,
4alhe making mas SGT butter atfe at . low .tempeera-
turee, continues to be as warmly discussed
N Germany as Tin in i France. In the Trryol.
the swartz plan of cold is as much .adopttedd
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-10-18

17d'agh 927a. STOCK 0IfEMs.n ri bne .e7a9y
q Hog cholera rageas3 liz tie3 50 southern ceo,n,n-
ties Of MieidgsaaR.d1 .siiod 9no-4fsa bio bg4
One million hoase' hides IRE annually tan
ned in Russia.
u. The ether day o1Boost5a Slipped 800 live
sheep to Antwerp on a Steamer. 'e59a hro7
The largest 9sttt eaenr. III the State Of Indiana i is
III the possession Of Mr.. e. Love of Monroorn
township, White county. it Weighed 5000
potlnds. s''lef'qqo'9al hloIf $40 n 5yJb67q
s y ssiillleeappIaraitsaearJ Il says 5tttll ,4epre3 "a are o..a about t
s,oo0,Oo0 head Of sheep on tic bbto,rrdeerr o Of tie
Rio Gfamulee. 81" 939afH 1siiJ ~ligGHs-a On ~
!. The rs v aarlqtsel Of ca cattle expo Exported from FONT the he
Florida rid coast between T'adllhdpsat and; and Pulppttaa
Rassa. is about $40. 900 each imrion+b!IHis sIdl
, 1877-03-28

anu lIavesinrl streets, md proceeded IN Forty
!lrst street I" tho Centennial grn,Ids, thcmc hy
WAY o! FIN avenue, fortitth. l:ari1'y, Thirty.
tn Frt,nt sttcct, md lack by wav Of Market nfl
Forty-AssL htrccts to tho depot. They aru of
nbnnt the same sE.e as the ordinary ftrect-yars,
move almost not7ele..ly, emit no emnkc from
concern, although stnrkct street yesterday was
almost rllnkel witt, teams. ut certain points
Six nj the dummies were constructed Rt Troy,
NY. ami onu at tho Baldwin Locomotive Works.
br!ng controlled by a powerful brake fnicpcnd.
cnt Of thu steam, which Is nlso applied rs n
brake, Tho weight Of car, engine, and boiler,
In working order, Is about l3.2s3 pounds. Thc
novel train was frequently ci,ccrcl by tho
crowds on the sttlcwalks. Tho faro on these
cars Ia only five ccnt..
, 1877-03-28
CANADIAN NEWS.

Tl,cso N'c1l'connuctad Young Men In Hanks
-1snn on n Isank-Cr!,nInni Suit for Libel.
Np<rtas Dtspa!ca to 1ns Tribune
MONTREAL, March a7.-Dulore the Court Of
Queens Ucnch this morning tho judgment In
tho Superior Court on points reserved iu tho
rasu Of lIonore Cottc, cx-Cushicr Of the jacques
Cartier Hank, was FCatt. Justice Ramsay, III
passing sentence, said that to n business man
like thu prisoner ho did not need to point ont
the extreme danger OF tho crime OF which llo
lad been found guilty. Tho Court would be aa
lenIcnt as possible with tho prisoner, who got
Six months imprisonment IN JUL. It will be re-
numbered that Cuttc, while Cashier Of the bank,
inada ialsc 1tturns to tho Government showing
tho bank to be IN a much better condition than
the stAte Of things warranted.
4 Gull Of b per cont TN the capital stock Of the
City and District saylnEs Dank ha: haI tie ef.
feet Ut causing run o,l TINT bank, Willie tue
bank loses considerable BY tho decline VI city
rlascl,Hcr railway stock, It IL perfectly ablo to
curry its stoek.. The bank ll.s pa,d'hp gadtal
of $500 00' and thu last Official returns show Il
surplus III $II9 III,
ur. ", Il. Mnutclc., son Of tho lato Judge
Moulclet, las been arrested OF cliargs OF ast-
LuctIng Annie Louise fatct. gtrl Of Il year!
of aEe. TlIa prisoner was admitted to ball, aud
Tonoxro, March 27.-J. Z. Small, Receiving
Teller OF tic Btanlart Bank, loft tho bank last
evening Vt tho usual hour, but not turning up
this uuGninS, Inquiries revealed tue iact that he
a es.sas ss ~ i .teS's :p Lave as'ssa es, q
The ..iIsspplcutlon al Inouoy by forging cilevk.
.,t other banks having lcposEts as thy credit Of
| the Htanlnrd. lie IL we'll connected, and wns
formerly Secretary Of tho Dominion Telegraph
In tic queens nencl, and Common Pleas to-
day ChIct~lusttre linEartyErnnte.la rule ,R1 faE
criminal Information ngaltst Acttcarst A. cad'
als, puslicrs ot the sara CdHatl'a",t lttel On
Han 4 AltxHn4nF N1rknnTtn Ffstnltr Of tho
, 1877-03-28
MADAME: lie VERT.


Warrington Cotrtsaondtn GfnetnHaN Commercial.
Madame Levcrt smoke every modern lam
euage, was al incorrtEhle fllrt IN her youth,
md cuuntcd her offers tv The huntlrtds. Span.
iards. ltaltans, Freucllmen. Germans, English
men, Brnzllians, ant1-worat ot all-Amcslcans
by the scorc sighed In vain at her shrine. She
would tell them in tho harsh or musical accents
Of their individual countries that she loved
them, but not with love like theirs, and this
SO pretttIy that they would leave her presence
declaring, It better to 10 refused by her than
accepted by anothcr. Her foot was ono Of the
greatest attractions; II wns 60 tiny, 20 dclEcate,
that acf little Btrnw slippers were eagerly
sought for, and harny l,a who could OBJ
tain one "a q gage d'arnit from prot
ty Oetavfa. On Oie 0ccaaian sIooP-ot.
war was to Rati from Pensacola hntnc"aru
bound. Every Ringlc officer from Captain TO
mtidIc had laid his ficnrt before her, a'Hl every
one hal been obliged to tnkc hack itIe prollcfna
tilt, 10 m balm to hurt affection they gave hsr
the must suncrl, bali they cGull !lcvsc. "
course sllo danced from ~ ttll I, and then, ns
they were to sail at tlaybrcak, her health was
prorosed as d Inst compliment. Thu Captain
was talking eagerly to her when Ills juniors ean'o
to propose tho toast. anu ~ they reached l!m l'o
thrust tiny satin shipper into his eIcast, when
she Ind lust drawn from her po:ktt (lleics thcn
always curs!cd an extrn par) and glyut hin, ahd
It wns from this bit al shoe that hc drank the
toast, "Tho prctticst,. wttticst, sWeetest, ard
ilearest girl In America"
, 1877-03-28
CURRENT GOSSIP.


LOvE'a Isfp.tT1ESCE.
Winds TINT l|ngcr. O hasten on.
Follow my love where she hne eono;
spcct, o spcel in your winged flight
fell her love her 80. to.nieht.
Winds that blow, anil q wintls that a!gh.
Weave ME bond txtxt my toyo mud l!
Stars that Skinner, o shine ye on,
Elbow 10 mo where sny love has goues
I will sand her a song Of blIts-.
will leave on her check 4 kiss.
Stars that glow, and q atars that shine,
Point me the way to my dear loves shrine!
Dreams that gladden., O wcava your spell;
Al, my love to my dear love tell:
Whisper 10 her hnw drear my day,
Dreams that win, and dreams Tint WOO.
Show to my iovo loye that Ia truct
Hours that ,o1tef, q speed 70 on
Through The drowty dnsk and the dawn;
Minutes are ages long A. they ny
Parting my darling lovc nal l..
Hours thnt come, And o h0nsa that fy,
Bring together my lore And II
pays are stretch Of drcarsome void,
Nights arc passion, grief ailoycd,
BNushins blink a. bleak as my heart
While my love and are hpsrt.
Life 10 draar, and o life 10 lonr.
How can live when my love IL Ronst
Moments that part M, ny. o ny,
nrlng together my love and j;
Then, o stay your hnrrytng feat
Maks each moment an age rcplots.
-"
Hours that hasten, q why do ye ilyt
Linger hero with my loyo and !.
, 1877-03-28


Yesterday, on Post street, tho attention Of .
Chtuntels reporter was called 10 large attend
auee on the sidewalk, aad, approaching hastily,
he waa astonEshca to see we!i-known aud Gel.
ebrated beauty Of San Francisco who was being
fitted TO . new pair Of shoes To hear the ull.
disguised adlntralion with which every part Of
greeted by the crowd, suggested the truth u
The remark that has u9ien been made against
the lack of deiisacy shown III our Western ul-
"Ant that ankle" observed anolllet. ".aua
those clean.cut !.1nbs," c1arulase.l the other !,
and the object Of their tegvid remarks lid not
appear iu the slightest dcgFce disconnected by
g.ay-looking shoes were adjusted to n.trty,
aud gentleman desavlIed himself from tbs
crowd, examined .l,eln With 4 crls.ca! ere, aud
footed the tlll. And then they took thelr de-
Goldsmith Maid. tho latter claA In plaid, with u
magnificent black trail without suy "s"',1 Il.