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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

OF yesterdays debate on the Army Appro-
priaton bill. it is enough to say that IT will go
far to convince the American people that they
did MOI exercise sufficient care and discrimina-
ton last year in the selection Of their rcprcsen-
tatives. Only here and there one OF the many
members who took part in 1t showed even
glimmcrng sense Of the needs or Of the wishes
OF the country some of the speeches were
wild and foolish In the extreme. 1t Is not u
pleasant discovery that there are men in the
House who share Gen. SHERMAN's opinion that
a large standing army should be maintained to
do police duty in the States. and as a precauton
against possible future labor troubles
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Mr.. HEwIrr's plan for the establishment
Of AN American kitchen at the Paris Exposition
with the Wow Of Introducing TO Europe our
methods Of cooking Indian corn. deserves To
be attrntycly considered. There are many
forms in which corn can be prepared that arc
really delicious. and MS nm article of diet it Is
wholesome and rich in nutritiVe properties. its
chemical ingredients being chiefly starch and
oil. with an abundance Of phosphorus. II the
poorer GLASSES ol Europe could Dee brought 10
eat il. the gain To- thom, in a now and cheap
article of food. would bc great Willie We should
send thithcr Il far larger fraction of our corn
crop Of 1,35OoOO.uOO bushels, than the barely
Gnuu0uuO bushels We now supply to Europe.
Mr. hEwIIrs plan il feasible ana may PROV"
very successful IN its execution and valuable i'm
lis rn.uIis.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

The election OF n Democratic District At
torrey in Philadelphia ought to be an event of
vital interest to sundry representatives Of Adj
diton. Division. and silence who have given
proofs Of their fitness for situations in Moya-
mpnsinp inil
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Royalty from the Pacific illumincs the
town again. But this time without prelmi-
nary bare Of trumpets. No ostentatious NUM-
cipal reception has been rendered the regal new
conner. and the city will have 10 foot no long
wine bills at the Windsor. and no long bills
from VAN RANsT for coaches for the Common
Council and an attendant train OF bacchanalian
roisterers. On the contrary. Royalty now comes
with its face set against the wine cup. and more
over II does not wear the imperial ermine. 1t
comes to fight n monarch in a republic, the
monarch being King Alcohol. Even the pro-
hibitionsts will welcome the Rev. WILLIAM
WINASs. late King Of one OF the Cannibal Islands.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

\ suit for damages was yesterday. for
once decided 10y II jury in favor of n defending
railroad company. Usually. whom railroad
corporation succeeds in such case, it is
through the dismissal Of the complaint by the
Judge. who thus. either on the ground Of con-
tributory negligence ON the part of the injured
plaintiff. or Tor a failure to prove negligence in
the defendant, takes the case away from the
Jury and decides it himself But in the ease Of
RcHARps against the Central and Hudson River
Railroad Company, whore the value Of a horse
killed in Eleventh avenue was sued for, the
usual course of events was departed from. aud
verdict of itrv was recorded. deciding in
effect that though a loss had been sustained
by private citzcn. it was not the railroad S
fault Perhaps, if CORPORATIONS would less fire.
qucnty resort 10 technical and unjust modes Of
defence they would not complain SO much Of
the luries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

The Senate was in an inquring mood yes
terday. 1t asked HAYES about the alleged in
vasion OF Stark county. Texas. by Mexicans in
August last and 1t asked CARL ScHUM about
the Northern Pacific Railroad. Mr.. CHArFEE
of Colorado wants to have HAYES asked why he
hasn't compelled the Union Pacific Railroad to
live up to its contract with the Government
and he is going to make speech on the subject.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

certiacatlon; yet, instead Of applying TO
these facts the same rule which he applied
to the Louisiana case, Judge STRONG shut
his eyes and declared the votes Of Florida to
havebccn cast for HAYES.
win the Independent explain this contra
dicticn viii it show why the rule which
Judge STRONG set Up in the case of Louisiana
should not have been applied to the case OF
Florida also?
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

was taken OF IL; and one OF the witnesses teet-
fed on Wednesday last that Judge GRAssoN
then said. Damn the Grand Jury" When
another Grand Jury were impanelled in Sep
tembcr. tho members Of the Grand Jury Of
the May term went before them, and gave
the testimony which resulted in The indictments
Just tried The testimony against the incrmi-
mated Judges tended to show that they had used
their authority in the interest Of tho Ring
thieves; and in fact States Attorney SPENCER
gave testimony that Judge YELLoTr told
him OF his purpose to protect tho Ring md
thwart the work Of the Grand Jury. Now
ertheless. in the Circuit Court at An
napolis yesterday. GRAssoN md YELLoTT.
who had seven Of the leading lawyers of Mary
land engaged for their defence. obtained a YER
dict Of acquittal. on the charge OF malfeasance;
and thus they are saved from the penalty.
which il degradation from the bench. provided
by the Constitution OF Maryland. for the offence
OF which they were accused. YELLoTr's trial
for drunkenness on the bench will begin to-day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

American Institute Eshibisi"o-aiAsdsv. ,sad SAN
Roeth'- Theatre kp Van wiusic.
ro~~ry Theatre On Hand.
urssisssy rh-str--Brunhhd
nssant'r Opera sfo.~---lgs and 40 Broadway
Rssi. Theatr~-kichard Ill
gHth A,~n.~ fh~s,r-- The Chimes ~ Normandy.
ssiin.r-'- s-ardes-Ciicu- aud Mentsefie. Matinee.
s.ssna op~r.. fso.---uncie roms cahin
New NorL Aquarium Hiuanwsy aud 5lthsL
Olympic The str--varif'y
parh Th-ntr--1he Crushed rrH gedian.
e.. E-an.i-co win>t.-i---BiosiNay aud 1sthst
pS~atr-- q ON -fafietf.
Th~atr- raorsi~-Th' LAZY blanche.
The New American ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
J.sy PASTORS Opera So.~--Vsret, Matinee
unfo. sa..r~ rhcstr~-rnk Domlnos.
vSsIiacL'- Theatre Marriage
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

\ worry elegant as we'll ms interesting volume
D. Nr b.N''1i>s ""'"I"' ifn fo,t, llar.
i'l.N ltun'.oi hVipg anus, iud tcir productions u
lN-iuul traucn. amt GrunanY ewing ,onr account oi
''' '"n' icn'n, nrst of ii' day IN either country A
-"W nwA'r " Illustrations, comprising portraits of
totrnrd artists ami cp.rHVMgs ui their works decorate
ihr N"lwnr Mr. MNlAnN whites with imelhern.e ms
attenuation D, accurate, and his critical remarks atc
always worthy ol consideration
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Perhaps Mr.. WILLIAM NJ. EvARTs may soc
In the result Of Tuesdays election in New York
some reason for Withdrawing the list Of nom
nations for Custom House officers which was
seat in to the Senate the other day. In fighting
senator CoNKLINa and the Republican party Of
New York. Mr.. EvARTs does not seem to have
made out SO well IA he expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

D,uy q raccN by matt 55c. month. or $3.50
year postpaid. with sunday edition s7.sO.
svsDAY ~ page. $40 per year. postpaid
wskKLs ~ pages, 81 per year. postpaid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Mr.. FERNANDO WOOD didn't feel like
taking part in the discussion of the Army bill.
and Mr. ADRIAN S. HEWITT thought the question
Of increasing or reducing the force should b.
loft 70 the future.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

The monotony Of the trial OF the silk
smugglers before Judge BENEDICT, Yesterday.
was varied by an interchange Of left-handcd
compliments between the counsel. until the
Judge smoothed their asperitles with the gavel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

The sonorous BANKS would prefer $4,000
troops. but would not have a trooper Of them
used to browbeat the workingman. He is also
averse to the proposed war Of invasion against
our Mexican neighbors.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Judge BLACKS reply to Mr.. STorGBToN's
aefcnce Of Electoral Commission will appear in TN
suS ON Sunday. Nov II.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

STANLEY MATTHEWS thinks that HAYES
wont veto the Silver bin. if it ever gets 10 him
but STANLEY says he has no positive informa-
ton on the point It's only his opinion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

In his letter TO Mr.. SCHERMERHoRN, Sccre-
tary Of the National Rifle Association. Major
LEEcH. OF tho Irish rifle team. uses an unfor-
tunate expression. H. thinks that next years
international match should take place 1T Paris,
as being neutral ground" and also. probably.
on account Of the EXposition but in arguing
this point he allows him-efto say: The Ameri-
can successes at Crecdmoor have been SO uni
form, hitherto. as TO cause il 10 be asserted that
the range gives an undue advantage TO the
American team. and perhaps n change Of venue
might not be unacceptable to your champions
1t il much easier to make SO unfair Il sugges-
ton Of undue advantage than to show how the
undue advantage Is possible; and the sugges
ton Ia unworthy even Of mention 10y Major
LEEcH-still moro Of mention without dsap-
prOVal-in view Of the fact that the American
team beat his team as badly at Dollymount as
AT Creedmoor Surely there was no undue
American advantage at Dollymount. Should
the Americans consent go make the long and
costly journey 10 Paris. in order TO try again for
championship which they already hold til
il Is taken from them. il could hardly bc on tho
ground mentioned by MAJOR LErcH.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Sleep brings counsel, says the oil proverb.
In that case it is 70 bee hoped that the slumbers
Of the Democratic Congressman last night were
profound. and that they have awaked this
morning with clearer heads than some Of them
brought to the army debate yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

Either there were 1900 more men in the
army on Nov. l than Gen SHERMAN knew Of. or
the Paymaster- General has 1000 more names
on his rolls than belong there.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

After all, the Hon. ANDREW II. GREEN is
not elected an Alderman at Large We are
sorry for it. He would have proved an element
of useful disturbance in the board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

The only idea that gained any decided adj
vantage in Tuesdays election was hostility to
HAYES. to his Electoral Fraud and his civil
service absurdty. just consider the splendid
results achieved by the Republican party in this
State by revolving against tho Fraudulent
President and bidding him defiance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

If the Silver bill becomes a law, every
savings bank will be enabled thereby to cheat
its depositors out Of seven cents on every dollar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-11-09

SO far as the Senate Is concerned. Com
mander MATTHEWS Of the navy can accept the
gilt teapot which the Emperor Of Siam wants TO
give him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
pCCIsJONS-hPRIL II.

Supreme Court ChaNJaS-Ey Judge D0Hohue.-
IrchiC Pepper Matter Of LcTo. Hossln agt DaVl>Oni
it Of DuTicc fOfDtr agt Former Matter Of adams &C.
10y ag " bsOuln; ht trustees % We Sul"Is snug mar
agt. NOr j.. Soc, J. = ard Bdie,r agt Bates; new
II AIT PJc Matter OF Morgan e all Mater oi johnson
Issl'r Az L-Ancr Weyman egt. iaubtnhaum spencer
at Ior Wand agi. jenkins The Mechanics and Traders
tife lusuT nee Company agt COnklu simmons agt The
Mutuai BENEFIT Savings Bank. 1Toer ap The Nc-l
Coral SLcn Manufacturing Coilpay-Craated Il'taur
grant. in,ulorsnlum Reynolds agt. MasOl.-SIotiDn
gIan'cd payment o. GOsts Tabor an Talrr-
Dccr,e OF divorce granted. Pe'syr aet Wondt--M Mem.
oialidum Lit@uI agL Coleman WCymau AIT. Tan
Homeopathic Medicine C0mJany.-Oi0rrs pr,,rtcf
w, n.an g TauH,n.aum Msriy agt Payne; Fox Grt.
Lauge ytule oT reference granted and referred Fred L.
JysjhOn OF Kingston. CaTdWcA agt CaIdWe I.-Motion
irlaH. Bent aat Bout Walter AT. &altef.-Ieyois u
confirmed AID DEGREES Of divorce granted the
c.rSoa-Iqr, L. BY Judge Van Vorst.-wallace and nno
American Linen IhreGd Company. Case
bpcfGi 7ena-Ty Judge Van observation-disclosures ACT
Hills. Gc-sas- iud amendments sct!td. Thomson
hDnsOn.Ihe counsel for the parties VIII attend fore
Tuesday .7tA y. tho settlement Of The
GcfcduDts proposed amendments 10 DC served
Q The other SIDE N or hc.orc Monday.
Superior COurl-Spocdi IerA-Bv Judge Sanford
barsl AIT. MdstcTsOu.C COMMISSION ordered. Bard agt
k5nu Ar fcfcnc. ordered. WadOeh agt. LeeDepO.i
go Ecrlci ri. smith Robbins FdiC9neT
ray sc F.dddke.-U Undertakings approved. Mclean
abide event OF acton Norwood agt SEydcr-OrdeTed ON
sOrt calendar lOI lasl Friday OF April Bard ag smith c al
Report Of reiese confirmed and judgment 81 foreclosure and
sac OCeftd BcrhiCf Az welsh q aIOf1tItl on day cat
tfa for April lG.SCOt aCt Conner &c. ordered day
calendar fOr April H. WTenan AIT Tie Remington Sewing
Machine Co-IaX Affirmed EaDCOck agt BTOckway.-
OrGez denying motion vit $40 costs plaintiff DGTGni
AT AbcnCro OTGcT denying motion. LuySter agt Waite.
-Dtia.lt opened end judgment security.
Oh BTOckway Gg BOckH ayOfder Of dis
esfged and acGon discontinued Winters aS Arcuius Ut
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
CIVIL NOTES.

In the sui of Robert b. Chisholm against TrcnOr
" Park plaintiff who is resident of Illinois, asked
Eace Judge DOlohue SATURDAY. to deposit III the
UHoI Trust Company 500 ia lieu Of security Tor COSTS HE
aIyIcati0n granted
judge DonoLuc. in Supreme Court, Chambers. re-
frrT, the sui ~ Elyr. against william Former
WI am \. Boyd. plaintiff says married 20 III
l.GN. and that her husband who il now III
Caforni. frcisu.ed lao IN this The nus
tend has iUt ~ 40 ueit4st.
The testimony III the matter of John Stark the
Company ~ fist Regiment, who has been
ucd rather than T,cOga the validity Of the dissolution Of
company closed yesterday before the referee" vii
lau sinclair The main Question gu when testimony was
taken e PLAINTIFFS appeal from the decision Of
IT, regularly taken The case Will be ar
que! today before Jud2e DOnuhue.
4 plea in abatement Of the indictments found
aeaust Henry n Williams. Haas son, and others for
smuggling before Judge Benedict In the United
Stats Circuit Court saturday. The indictments were
formation furnished by Charles L. Lawn and
charge tot cs irscy and violation OF the revenue VI" IL
81 the tcrndauts that the statute OF limitations
bar 10 prosecution o. the conspiracy ciAi &C. II ho' ndet
al 'hc count, the indictments. The question was argued
S. uit A. Foster and cXJu3gc DntthLocitIfOI
u dcc.ta.tA ~guments will DO Concluded On saui
DIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
PROFITS OF PATENT PAYMENTS.

Charles +. Jenkins has brought a suit
against Russell w. Adams and Charles T. Rogers Or w.
Adams q Goa aud the NcJlson Pavement Company OF
tie Citv OF Nev-YOrk for accounting He claims that
from 1867 10 ISL, when the company had large con-
tracts with the city FOR pavement at ~ 70 10 80 80
yard, which cost about - 30 yard, it made about
S775O00-5u, no dividends were declared. The capital
stock was issued Tor The patent rights &C. and plaintiff
CLAIMS he has 80 shares of the nominal par value of
s3l 900 His dividends should he he thinks. $40 0O0
says that practically II. W. Adams Co., who arc
humber dealers, the managers OF the corporation
Adams being treasurer first and afterward Rogers and
tic officers the company being generally employees of
the firm. Tie company il almost suspended, ana the
hooks ar kept in TIE defendants lumber yard the trH
he charges las taken Possession Of all the COmpanEs
funds He adds that he has asked the corporation 10
bring suit against the firm hut il has refused.
Tie cas-. came before Judge DOnOue on tturday OIL
thc plaintiffs motion for leave 10 file supplemental
complaint ami Tor receiver. After his action had been
ic.un. he discovered that the tirn had be- suit
against TN company claiming over 81 5000
counting. and that Pno L. RugEleS had been appointed
Gs the company receiver ic tLcr fore asked leave 10
The motion was granted rs Ia amending his compliant
FL the manner stated, but dcea - D. the appointment
OF receiver The defendants are, however, obliged 10
sput,e that the psBlH shall have notice OF the pro
ecetbnss before ihc referee III their suit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
PASSENGERS 4RRIUEU.

PeOM IIyERrOOI.-Hl steamship His,0Vs,n. April Ia
yoi r. GarotIoIe, sig Pirazz. Benz I! l@i'iat a.
n t;raut Can't o. H.. Clapiu Rev. II. hcA ,in = j.
O'Kruy ii. BaliolAi, Leonard Ia lOr i"0, j. 80 Ne
NcNrriy Andrew Wrcn wife ana cAhd; James J"Ni'S W.
Me-. erwin. b. hcke0"u. a.. -, III. ~
IN TrdnrFhp ,G.a April l5.Mr. and Mr., pa Ilass Ar
and Mn Jacob smith Mis- Page, W C. iE n jean
Ms Cath Dyson. H. BeIT and infant fr a' 1T
ID p.rcf Miss Psret ar nd MI ". g. BIo"i Ml's r q
pro,n t,i.arl SrpS.u John scott Mrs. L. IoTI, MI ai
Mr. L. " Davis J. ltO,ThOus,, J. Cotton w N'Ii, y
Jo,ln Young Newton, Mrs. Il'd-J an IN T.
NJ scott Mrs Heiey NJ. Samuels, lT AleA S@lt'
81 Hracy MI ,li ilrs glade, Mrs j. IT, BctACI Miss
Becker Mr Nathan MeaIs, G. Jcp-"l JoIh to'i
more VI A. ShuDtr1, L. II. Shubc1, Mt Nnhi IoDcit Da,
f. Chandler, 1Is Parker ana Ibr ci4ith,
Ma Emma Martin IcnTt MassOn w. G. FOn, A. a Stnf-
ton Miller, Mrs. Miller aud lIisil u % Aao'''A 'ni'
And MIS-. ID. PrtT.c srd family, -,
From BRENES-La SGIHStip Nam, AlrI lt-Ju''
Adr, Mira Fanny Never and child, Aus. Meyer, T. Meyer
FIitZ Incsc incodJf, kimm, NJ. Escoboi"' Mt t%t"r;
Nrs Farnr JOS PuNemaCAeT, Ais ". IuiVtlhaCh'r ram
Muller George i,adsc Dr anL Mr.. oscar lTlnker LOUIS
Coe.cke RGb Siri,au EoImauis, J. S.ci IT. u l."
I.g;,nbacI Sea Nnann Muller, H. :. Gilmore Thee
Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16

AL and Van Sicke Arcunrus ct aOrerel that the in
junction order continue in full force aud effect TIL the final
Judgment this action. In regulating, &C. Little West
Twelthst &cOrr confirming report OF referee and order
ing payment of award &C schreye e al agt ChckernG
Ordered special calendar for April 27 Eycs1n 2ct Van
derpocMotion granted let the Hon. BoswOrh be sub
stituted as referee
Marine COurt-Chdmbers-By Justice Sinnott.-
Hart Price discharged f0urtecl lay
act Mckinley Seitz.-MOunn for all vance granted.
Hermauce Baltic Commission granted BTady aGt Fast
burni Malone AIT Norins Greedy agt Gibstrcy.-Motons
granted Smythe agt. ClarkeMOOn granted, complaint
dismissed. SchulaCh agt. Kugler-M0On denied with 40
costs. Malcolm Standardization 10 open inquest
granted Wendell Bertschy.MOtlon 10 vacac order If
granted with costs Hrsaberg agt Davis ton ~
resete order denied Reidy agt Commercial Manufacturing
Company; Mcintosh agt Rogefs White agt Cam2hel
kavarick sarncek; Butler aCt. Eckhart Hart AIT.
BOusal; agt Dusseldorf Orders granted. Brown
agt Tnckcr-U Undertaking injunction approved TucEcr
agt. Standardization granted, no costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
PAHSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIyTRP0aI-ya steamship Ceuie. April li-Nls
Gas Reel. Maurice Reed Mis- Mari" g. Hito, Ma
SoaTe Mis-. K V clark Capt Geo. " philips j. J1rnaa'
y. Potter, Vim. li9mlh. Wm CumhhT, 70 ~ Gsylrv
H. raL"r. Dr. A.. &. Lewis, Mzy snT i.art" NJ qni
Mir Page " C. Horn H. bingham, Cant Dixon, MT p ia
NJ CMaNey, Dr. Hope, ]. T. binG' Jo'" ''N '7''
H. stoemahip ctr u Echmord, Arr1l l4,Ms j. Amacf'
son lcnrT nayard Ma T. Bourke Nss, ~; 1,,Io "a n
John j. Bciow J. Ba1oN, = C.oDni, Mn'cr Iristedcs
Coprl'a Mr. and Irs. C. L. COuan' aud c.idre' j. ~.
Clrst,nsu. W Cowcr J. H. unr C9I ana i ,d , Eynon
Haven NJ and MI. W. 7. q. pegschcl MIS- Ja ~
MIR aud NIS. Alexis Conflict John +. '0dlloi, MiS -
Cove and sni Go,set Fortune lret sth i"S; M sn
Mrs l. A. H. IToy Geur-r Leroy, =. Lis berger b. =,
NJ T. Nc,cinf VIM IcG1csof. Geo l.. Martlh ffN N ns
o. Nichols, Mrs. @ IaliOiai ana cii 100
poyHr r Saas p.crtr Coo Rcuard. ". r. H. sans, MI ana
Mrs. James Spence C. j. Spcnc-, W = IMAM VAIL ' 80
Tlc.uIsou, Chas. Faux Ct, JOS K'eia. a., a ,,ork
FOX EiuHENi0 si'diaShtp Ae'h"';; "a aPr' riit and
mr-c. Nr AID Ms join T. lian'1- M . F,rr ciid
man. II. W Iantmann ~ ana MT rrI'1 sniriTeti
auC three cli-, Miss t. LcyPl Miss EaGh 80 ,s,cr
D"i~c John q bergen, WIho N : Tl d,i' hu "
Me r.cr'sa Que'ng NJ and M'a T. %"' nj icr.tn
ail eoyerncss. L'Iir trde!i Mt i,'ie Stirr Ill.
cl aud nurse Ioui> l1uci, M aho '-is - w. IN ~
Ne. slime. Miss >'lir stue, hl'' me ,,, si
Virgin Overlook, Iilss Mimic j d'is'' ~ M
III po., On ncui, ncr d tIce C.tieI h'I
NJ. iIs {tair berg LorScIsi"iil, Adtp, =
Ch,Iirs l. LsuGc, H. " ilnanns " cha"i ~ it 1
o,d ti'-.e Clfrf Carl Sautm' strr hl'' q
lis Sors laltuorh, CHARLES Loeb Max GO -,
pG,Ii icfirc W.Irr hcEWrr 1f,'''c7 cara - "a
TicitS Peter H4,,uuy H. >terabcTs, hTs' a. ~
Grcyr n - ilnta.u. Grcyc. Jacob thac. MI. ne
ianic Gor'si ID, Ms IVA 2is'o Aaa" Sj.,' n ~,
!olu hUtT aut child, Ni- FiiHh' w y. -
Rockwell Xrs. Rcchtcl Mis-. Eca turilr il-Ih
i-lcI1 twa ch1rri an nurse kcrle Mr. Elise HAr
Maxwell, AllnisiH Young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
Sales on Aufllon

4 UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FUR
"a NlTJ RE.-wM. II. FRANKLIN & son viii sell at
auction MONDAY April 49, at l02 o'clock at the private
r,dence No 1870 eXingonay the entire Furniture OF me
house. consisting in part O walnut and mahogany Chais
SOFAS Bureaus Washsans, ledsteads Tables Mattress
CIOckty. Glassware &C. Cther with Kitchen Furniture
A!so Carpets hearty now. Catalogues at sale
rE'IIE MESSRS. LEAVITT, Auctioneers.
4 WEDNESDAY, ApriI II and following days,
at $50 p
On Exhibition al Clinton Hal, MONDAY MORNING.
TIE ALOFSEN LIBRARY
library formed by the Mr. = AlOsen 0 Jersey CITY,
consisting works Numismatics photography, &c
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-16
GUNNER Retreats.

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