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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
DEFIANCE FROM THE CGGAR-MAKERs.

A MASS NETTING IN CoOPER UNION LAST NIGHT
A large number of striking cigar-makers
attended the mass-meeting at the Cooper Union ast
evening The strikers marched 10 the meeting by Shops
preceded nv bands Of music and when in the hall they
numbered about $500 The speakers were loudly
cbcered whenever hit was made at the
manufacturers but the audience was very orderly.
A. StrAsser was elected chairman, ana Mrs Mary
Heissler vic.president The latter delivered briei
spcccb bitterly deDouucing tie neaIc' sncss ara ESd
az the Manufacturers StTasscr sad that the work
men were willing hold out until the spring. Ihey
vould We uunn beans and water rather IMAM WORK
at the rates offered by the manufacturers 1hey "ou
rather see New York lose che cigar trade than be crushed
by tyIaHuical capitalists. -u
farurrrs have compelled them 10 work for sixteen nouns
- d4y, sundays included for mere llttancc nae *
forcd high rents and mad brhrd the police force 10 cuD
uckcs from the factories the cicar-akers resolve tU
thew VIII continue the Struggle until living wages are
paid and The demands OF the Union complied VIII lheY
closed Nv couderuiDc tire tencmentshop system as de
vice 10 renew chattel slavery. Co.,
Mr. Gompertz president oil the Union. accused super
iutendcnt WauC OF sanCtonnC the taking OF brides by
policemen from the manuiac nrers Ia ciu away pckes
from i'm front 81 their fgcOrcs. Speeches were MISC
10y Mr Paa, editor OF Bohemian paper IN CeVe-
land. and others ,.
TIC ninety cgar-makers employed in the nanuiact0iN
Of Buchanan & lydL at DcGr3N-St aud IiEohl pace,
sti hold for higher The rn has orders Iof
100000 cigars. which itls unable % supply Inc sIlk
has lasted eight weeks, but the firm declares tai VIII
rot WELD The pIOU1ctOrs declare that tHc SUING con
tnucs one week longer tie InauiICOry VIII De removed
10 Providence T. l., where they CLAIM they can easily
secure workmcn at the old prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
FOUR STEAMSHIPS FOR EUROPE.

-Four steamships Will san Tor Europe to-day
Tie list, OF passengers are small in comparison with
those Of few weeks past This II said is because i
Is holiday week. The City OF Chester. OF the Inman
Line and The Italy Of the National Line, will sail for
Liverpool the Anchor Line steamer, Victoria, for Glas
Cow ana the North German L0yds Weser, for Hamburg
The following are the complete Isis:
FOR IINERPOOITn Steamship CitV Of ChssteT-Charles
T. AuscuaI g. j. Pint. Richard B9ylan. Leigh s. Lynch
Mrs ID. u. Lyman, Mrs Hannah Strong, Miss Clara strong
leyeIauX two children r. J.. COucOran Charles
Whifesde Mrs q. IS Fac0ntI Alexander Kline and Wife, Don
~ Dickinson. ~. T. Walton, MIS- Walton, Miss Annie Dennis
j.. g. j. Smuolds Miss T. o. -iInnouGs three ladies.
~ Sfcgasp IfG'v-Mrs Pryor ara. Stuart Miss Minnie
Abrams. Miss CtClc Abrams 4. L. Abrams. +. W. Abrams
1. NJ. Abfams Mia Abrams, Mss Myers, Hiss AbIams MI
browne. g. MALLORY MT. GooiaCfc Mrs Goptacgc spencer
Rodeu, J. hcCaum, Percy Ncks Mrs a. Loader y. a. An
deIson - L. llams NJ - .. FOhtaiue Mira. Edwards
william CLARKE, John swanson.
FOR GLASGOW.-La SteqmShiD T,e'0ra.--Joln Carroll
Paymastf Louis a. IoTke, L. T. Col mel j.. Yurae
Mr.. Kcria.. James Blair O.. Michc4ian George Duncan
FOR liza N 81 ttff-iu SeQHShip Weser-EuaLuel
bSus, ID. Miller. Randolph leroy, G. Baton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
AMERICAN EXHIRITORs At PAWS.

Commissioner Mccormick, who arrived in
this cy from philadelphia yesterday, states that he has
ALREADY received fy applications for space a the Paris
Exposition from manufacturers in Pennsylvania.
number of the exhibitors at the Permanent Exhibition
ii Philadelphia asked for space, and the authorities
agreed to permit them to remove their dis
plays from the Exposition grounds without
giving Tie required sixty days notice. Gen
eral HaWley, OF Connecticut, told NJ. Mccormick
that the LARGEST manufacturers OF that state would be
Paris. II has been decided 20 permit the
sale of goods at tie Exposition but 10 articles must be
removed until the close. Commissioner McCorlnck has
invited number OF persons interested IN art % meet
him consultation In reference 10 exhibits OF American
art and from these gentlemen he VIII select an advisory
committee Owing TO the early daY necessary for
dispJiChmg the exhibits applications for space VIII DC
received only uuu January 10 the United states rig
ATE Constitution In dock and viii be ready 10 sail
February 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
JERSEY CITY SAVINGS BANK CLOSED.

The Jersey City Savings Bank was opened
early last Summer al Greene and Montg0meryfs Jer-
sey City, with s. e. Ransom, wcllbnown lawyer as
president man named Ncwhcrn, n secretary, ana j.
W. Freeze Of Trenton, treasurer. The bank aid very
little business and regarded as being on very
solid basis. few days ago SIR. Ransom Informed
the Secretary Of State that be had no control
over the bank rs president; that he was
unable 10 get any statement or the aHilrs
of the hank or OF The method Of doing business from the
other officials: and that be had called meeting Of the
directors but had failed To bring them ogchtr on tls
account be resigned his position as president TIE sec
rotary of state and Nlr Ransom won't before the Cance
Ior who. Wednesday, granted an injunction, urder
which baui. closed steTdav morning. MlcIaci
Sanford was appointed receiver and ImmcC1tcN took
uosse~s0n. The deposits only amount to about - 900
Every effort via De- made 10 nay the deposors IN Iull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
Juck is dctarncs from The Washington Navy Yard and
ordered 10 tbc Wyoming
BUSINESS AND BINK TROUBLES.
THE FAILURE OF THE METERS.
JAMES KEFNE's loss oOUOO-ASstIH SNA''"

JAMES KEENE's loss %SO,OOO-AsstIs Small"
The loss of james keene, the CaiiiornG'
speculaior. by the failure of Meter & Co.. amounts 70
$50 600 instead of $4,000 as previously published.
The liabilities of the firm VIII reach about SzVD'V a."
the total assets will not exceed $4,000 ineiun1 w
yaluo Of the real estate held by the Motors ABOVE ~
amount OF the mortgages.
Edgar johnson. "a lawyer OF Cincinnati VIM "''
inent In the correspondence with william Wi'Em'on' INC
manager Of the Grand Union Hotel nj saratogn' i"st
Summer relative 10 the refusal OF Mt Hilton 10 "ui'
Hebrews as guests 1T the hotel arri7eu !" '''''
ctv veserdsv To invest gate the condition OF the Sis
pented firm Mr. Johnsou stated that he hau Deeh sent
bv the friends OF the Meters In CINCINNATI 10 look mo
the affairs Of the firm aud, II possible 10 eet ~ lnc
bottom facts regarding its failure inclualnS 'he
amounts of the liabilities and the assets AMER ne hsu
made hs report he believed that If moderate settle
ucnt could be made. tho friends OF the finn womb
furnish the necessary funds. ,
Judge Denhoeer counsel for the assignee, expressed
The last evening that cttement would be effected
in Jew days Regarding the report thar Gabriel Neitr
was i'm This cy Mr. Dtenhoeier said he started Tor en-
cinuat on Wednesday and he knew be had not returned
There was no truth Whatever n TIE report. -,
TIE teiegTnphic dspach that Albert Netter had sad IN
Cincinnati since his arrival there that one irn lh tlScV
has borrowed $4,000 900 o. securities repieSed ~ Tue
same way his linn pledged securities was the sunje9
of much comment on Waist during the afternoon. III
there was iruh in the statement bankers ana ook
crs were anxious 10 know the name OF the hrn was
asserted that JAMES Fisk, jr was III the haDt OF oDl
ing heavy amounts, when IN active uuStss, ~ u! .
eating colaerals held in trust or larger sums lah
lis not expected that schedule Of the liabilities Of
Meter Co. Will I've ready before Monday Some OF lhe
creditors have not yet filed their CLAIMS.
ALBERT METERS STATEMENT
CINCINNATI, Dec. 2S.-Albert Meter, oil the
banking firm of Meter & Co.. of New-Nork who II at
the Grand Hotel This city. stated in an interview as
10 the rehypothocatng feature OF their business that IL
was simply n question OF interest, and that one
firm in Ncw-York has to-day S12OO0.0OO borrowed
on such securities. II got the securities TOT
money loaned on them and in turn Teb0rrOved money
on them from insurance and trust companies. MT Net
ter stated that The money they owed was not 10 WIG
ows OF orphans hut to Walst shaips who have gotten
every dollar that had. ana have cOmcrpd us untl
we were COM elrd To lay down and quit There Is no
truth in thc report that hrd ahscUnded Win elOOoOO
Gabriel Netter is with our lawyer IN NeW-fOfk'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
Az. Price Advance
a...Hs HnFn nrlN

The advance attributed largely by prominent coa
dealers 10 the confidence Of the buyers in tire success oil
the coal combination TO restrict tonnage The prices are
still much below the last schedule rates Issued ten Jays
ago by the Lehigh ANA WlSes5arre Company, however
the difference being 34i for steamer, 16Si ior
CRATE Il for egg 432 for stove and 3l% for chestnut
The conference of the coal officials in this city on
Thursday and the probabilities Of their coming 10 an
agreement IN Philadelphia next wednesday l"ihlti Ine
principal tonic Of Conversation among coal men ycslcI
day II was generally conceded by those who arc su
posed be- best informed on the suiect that yo,n
bnaiiOn should be made the percentages "ouiu po
divided about as follows: - ,,-,o
Reading, - per cent; LehGh Valley -; bela" NJ
I1ckaVanTa and Western. amt New-Jersey tehl;a Va
high and Wikesbarie) each II; Delaware ana Huuspn
10; PENNSYLVANIA Railroad 7; and Pennsylvania Coal
COmpanY,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

A politician from the rural districts resolved
10 give dinner 10 OF his party fTeuds In order
10 make that everything shOdd be OF the qu
", he went 20 market himself, and bought first turtle
Amor taking pains To select OF the finest spec
Il right down genuine turtle, Amt "Oh certain
y," was the reply one Of the very best" " Bccause"
added the politician although ain't been IN the city
long aint TO be humbnggrd Il won't do for to try
Mary: "Theres such a rude gentleman din
ing ups airs to-day" Cook: Why what dye mean Z
BE Amt bin saying nothing TO you" Mary: No,
bless yer; hut missns talking about the Akkade-
my ana " be didn't tell her be could zee she painted
And she do every night but he needn't said afore
sAeople."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.

As the time approaches for the new Board OF
Aldermen to into Office in Brooklyn. the interest in
the election president increases. II is clear that
neither the Republicans Democrats elect their can
ddate without making arrangement Of some kind with
one ~ tho three Independent Democrats in the Board
The rumOr 10 that Alderman Shannon viii support
Alderman Fisher, the Republican candidate, on cOudi-
ton that ex-TaX-COIectOr Furey, who is friend OF
shannon, shall be chosen city clerk. Furey was de-
piycd OF his position collector by the vote OF shannon,
wncn the Mayors nominations confirmed ia OcO-
ber md shannon, II s said, desires 10 atone to his
friend for tins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
CONTEST FOR A SCHOLARSHIP IN MUSIC.

At SteinwaY Hall, yesterday, was held
public competition for free scholarship al the Couser-
Vaory Of Music founded last Summer by lady Of this
city. The scholarship for instruction in all branches
of music There sixteen contestants, two
young gentleman and fourteen ladies' These
were selected out OF 7S5 applicants Who had
been examined by tho director OF the Con
seryatory. Tie judges Yesterday were o. p. B0rse,
IL Ellendt and AdOiph KOeling. The candidates were
examined M playing ana reading at sight Miss Sarah
GuggeDhemer, fifteen years Of axe, vas awarded the
ioarship Among otbers whe deserve honorable
ton, were Thomas q. Raining and Mrs. Nellie NJ.
btesTus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
OTRER COURT PROCEEDINGS.
NEW QUESTION OF UsURY LAW.

usury case, IL which about SS0,OOO was
at stake. and in which new and important phase OF
usrry law WIS involved, came before Judge Gilbert, Ia
Supreme Court, SPECIAL Term in Brooklyn yesterday.
The action FOR the foreclosure OF ten mortgages, OF
81 900 each held by the John Hancock Mutual Lie Iu
suranco Company. OF Boston, against william Nichols.
The defendant made tie plea OF usury, stating
that In 1874 he applied through broker, at the office OF
the insurance company Broadway, for the loan Of
$4,000 he was told thai he could have IT, condition
that a. a bonus, he wOud take out policies in the
pauy. the annual premiums from which would amount
TO 81 300. Morris d Pearsal. the counsel for the
defendant, claimed that the Sl.5ll paid Tor
the insurance policies. WAS i'm realty bonus.
The plaintiffs counsel, BlatcliOrd. Seward, GTiswOd
Ia Costa. moved dismissal on the technical ground that
the answer was not in accordance with the testimony,
~ 800 being alleged tae premiums, where The actual
sur proved SI,5lf. Judge Gilbert declined O. de-
the question yesterday, but set down tue argument
OF the case for January 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
THE DROWNED SAVINGS BANK CLERK.

The body of James hcNIchOll, a clerk III the
Union Dime Savings Bank who had been missing since
November L. ound December 16 IN the river az the
foot OF Montgomery-st Yesterday Coroner Flanagan
he. an inquest The evidence showed that McNcholl
visited a saloon in MoHtgOmcry-st. on the evening OF
November Il, and went ont IN company with
William LeaTy, driver, and not seen
AGAIN Lcary returned 10 the saloon in about hour
He flushed and excited, and said mat he had had
hard time getting the To the ferry. The verdict OF
the jury was that McNicb0 70 his death from in
iures inflicted by William Leary. Leary was committed
by the coroner without bail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
NEWARK SAVINGS BANKS TROUBLES.

The dppOsitOIs Of the NeWaIk Swings IhsII-
tuition are discussing the prupricy Of an Application 10
the Chancellor for entire change in the management
of the bank II is asserted that lie managers are less ID
number than ever before, being at the lowest limit
allowed by the charters that several Of the MANAGERS ere
of advanced years, and unable to manage efficiently
large trusts whereby the mauaC men has practically
fallen into The hands If few persons. A
held. AZ the meeting Cf TIE German dcpuftoiS We =
ncsday evening, resO ton was adopted oeciailnH lia
flr mana cement of the institution was ccsaDlC ana
that lie assessments were insufficient 10 meet tie claims
of deuosiiOr. committee was uupointcd 40 can gen
creI ure aud 10 wait uuon the Chancellor and request
PERMISSION to allow the dcpo>Ors to he represented at
The sitting Of the Commissioners and 10 employ an eA-
merit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Trims each OaIIT fUTN0 DNTUts N
Philadelphia, two ia Sew OK.
Double Track The most Improved Equipment ana le tast
lime consistent WITH absolute siI-tf'
and November II, 49,.
Express Trains leave NcWNOk DesbOsscs AMI COrt
lgudt Streets Ferries ~ follows: ... $500.
100 $40 1880 Iauiicdl II m, l. T. D. g. $50, $50
aud 4. SUNDAY =. a. b1o Z. 500 aud y b. in
Boats Of "'roOklyn AneN connect WIN ai lifou-h tl'
Jersey Cry, atOTung speedy Ahd orott transfer I't
Retuyping trains leave PLadepha $780, 33j z. $50 (,
$50 and am. Limited Express, $3.50 D. ND = . 900 :,
and 1895 D. H. ana II midnight on Nunday 80 800 y ;,
b 50. q. m 4. 7:3j =. aud II midnight
Offices 526 aud Gt4 Broadway No. Astot HOUSE.
and foot OF Desbr0ssos COrandtsts 40 Court'L,
and Bu,okyu Annex Depot, foot ri Iuiion -. btoot
Iyn: NOs ia. ll6. and ms Hudson. So iobokfhi
Depot jersey CITY EnisraEt Ticket Once No O. hatciJ'
place
PRANK THOMSON, ]. p. FARhLE
GCafral Manager Gen Las'ti%et -As'is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
DECISIONS-DEC. %.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge rmdy.-
In The matter % Dana In matter Of Dcke Cooke
agt McLanghlan Irwin agt. AcGuire; German savings
Bank ngt Hart IN tho matter Of Sednan tho OF
htanle aad faslne Cold and silver Mining Company
Bank at Standardization OF 1000 Alra.
ham agL nynAn.-Orior settled. Oainsfotth ast. Gains
tlthMotlon granted. In the matter OF fOwler-OpnlOp
hhpnfh agi udaon-oee memorandum. Daily, r. agt Ues
eholn-oeo GeesOn caae OF DaY IL NJ. OescAeld aama
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
A NEwYoRK THIEF CAUGHT IN TEXAS.

Henry RalstOn, clerk, stole a package con-
tanug $3.50 from the desk Of the chief clerk Of the Office
Of the Municipal Gas Light Company, August %,
1877 No trace OF the thief could be found until about two
weeks ago. when Sergeant Kc9iY of the Central Office,
learned from the Chief OF Police In Galveston, Texas,
that Ralston had Deen appreAcuGed tneIc bench war
rant procured for lis arrest and Detective Dorsey
sent atter him. On Thursday the detective tee-
gsphed that he would start Or home yesterday with his
f4rI.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY AFFAIRS.

William j. Best, receiver of the National
Trust Company, will apply in the supreme Court to-day
for permission TO pay to dcpostOTs dividend of 50 per
cent schedule, comprising lists Of depositors and Of
the assets at par viii bc fled to-day with the court. Mr.
stated lat evening that he had doubt that his
application would he granted and that h paving of tine
so ner cont dYidcnd would hegin MONDAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
NEw PHAsE oE NE MARIPosA LITIaATIoN.

The Supreme Court Of Kings County yes
erday granted an order requiring Eugene Kelly 10 show
why he should not be punished for contempt in
violating Injunction granted by the Court in October
IN the suit OF T. b. Wallace, for himself and the MaripOs
Land ana Mining Company. The injunction restrained
Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. D0nOme from force Osing
mortgage which they hed against the MarpOsa estate
or the personal property upon II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TIE DERRY SAVINGS BANK.

MANCHESTER, n. H., Dec. 2S.-Thc Bank
Commissioners have been called In and have cut down
the deposits in the Derry Savings Bank % per cent This
shrnkage made necessary by bad paper and poor
ycsmcus u is stated that the bank Will pay only per
cent interest on the remaining assets
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
rHE snoorING on MRs- G. = 1ouNsov

Mrs Flora Johnson, who was shot Ivy her
husband, Charles T.. johnson, at No. 40 Monroe
place, Brooklyn Wednesday, is steadily recovering
and out OF danger 1t Is reported that General Tracy
the counsel for Johnson, Will endeavor have him i'd
mitted TO ban. johnson 10 now prisoner the Ray
mOnd Street Jail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
THE RocKLAyD NATToYALDAyK.

NYACK, n. Y, Dec. 28.-Great excitement
peryaded our village this ong following the closing
OF The Rockand National Bank doors and the posting Of
notice thereon by the president, David J. Bauvclt,
that the bank had suspended pawn eut. II is Tunored
the recent failure OF d. d. Smith ir, * CO. had done
much toward embarrassing the Lstitutiun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 28.-Passed- Assistant
Engineer j. A. b. smith is ordered to duty board the
United States iron-clad wyandotte, at Washington
Passed ssistant gneer Absalom Kirby Ia detached
from the WynndOtte ana ordered duty at the Washing
ION NAVY Yard: Passc Assistant Engineer Richard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
AN USsArGsFAcToRY BILL OF PARTICULARS.

In the suit of Julia Eberhardt against G..
August schuster Judge Lawrence has oreced further
bill OF particulars The defendant is the plaintiffs step
father He collected insurance OF $1,000 on her
mothers life made ortLe benefit Of the plantTaad her
two sisters in 1866. when she was ten years
Old. She for her One-third and interest His
defence is that he spent the money ON the educa-
lion aud support of the children. Being ordered
10 give bin Of particulars be gave one OF some 200
items, without the names OF those to whom ne paid
them. Hubbard Hendrickson. the plaintiffs counsel,
made affidavit that he believed this false
tliIiy unsatisfactory Judge Lawrence holds that,
Schuster got tie money by assuming be the chill
drcns guardian he must give such bill OF particulars
as would be demanded In an accounting. by guardian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun rises... ia sun 4:il Clock fast. 3ol
rses 23l Moon souths. 7:3a Moons age days 70
WGH WATER IODAY-A ~
sandy Hook. 2i3 Gov. Island 1921 Hell Gate. 5l6
HlGH WAIER TO-DAY. ".
Sandy Hook. 3li Island. 3JS Hell Gate.... 5:iI
HIGH WATER sUSDAY-A.M ".
sandy Hook 3i5 GOV Island. 429 Hell Gate..... 6lS
HlGH WAFER suNDAY-P. n.
sandy HOOK sl5 Island. 800 He 9ate..... Gao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
AN ADVANCE IN COAL.
PRICES AT THE AUCTION sALE-DlscUssING COM
BINATION.

There was a decided improvement in the
prices obtacd yesterday for coal at the auction sale OF
the Delaware. Lackawanna aad Western Railroad Com
pany as compared with the prices at the November so
by the same company The following table exhibits the
prices recorded Yesterday and the advance from the sale
OF November 81 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

ooh. Johnny, You should not give way so to
your temper You should initiate uncle JohH, who,
when he's aggravated. always keeps cool" " Well. ma,
n I should keen school pm aggravated, | guess
the scholars II catch il 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

confused With The blackboard operators ca account o.
carelessiy wortod paragraph IN THE TRBuNE I9ey
have blackboard and receive no orders OF that lL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29

Professor Chandler president Of the Board OF Health,
said there popular iaacy That the present weather
beneficial 10 iuyads. on the contrary the city
had never d. healthy at the present time. The
pleasant weather had kept down tine sck and death rolls
90 a unusually low degree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TIE POLICE cuARGrs TO

THE POLICE CHARGES TO DE DISMISSED
Mayor Ely viii render his decision in the
case of tue Police Commissioners to-day. He stated
yesterday the charges would in all probability be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
HAVEN'T ANY BLACKBoARD.

Messrs. FrothinghaV s. Co.. who do a bro
,srage business at II wal-st, have been incorrectly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
rTHE MOST PLEASANT FAMILY HOME.

PLACE DEYIAU. PARIS,
IriOmphe and ENpO5uoDl WIN gool tao
and large garens French and music lessons FOR aoo a
gentlemen aud complete courses OF Studies iot chien ~
building; highest references Auitha ~ ~
IECIISE, place a. yau, Paris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
Dfutl5IrD

Dr. WAIT, ST., No. 40 East 23d-st-fl i,5-
class dentistry low popular puces extracting under
pue fresh gas without extra charge ca AMI examine spec
mems AID prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-29
TAMAGSNDYEN GRIaLON

universally prescribed By the Facuty)-A iaKaye refresh
g and mecaed mutt lOZeuge for the immediate relief ana
enectual Of constipation, headache be hemo hods
sc Tanar unlike pills pargatyes j. agteeaDs
10 take and ney er produces irritation Prepared y = JILL
ION n Rambuteau PARIS Depot CASWhLl4 hALAhD "
Co corner Fifth ave. ard rwePy '0Crthst. NeWl OK