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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08
Gtenmbodts ano RaILroaAs.

brooklyn and JERSEY CIrY.-The boats
ID Of the "BROOKLYN ANNEX are now MAKING tae
on The Pennsylvania Railroad, me Day Boat. and
People Lane Tor ALBANY The Jay Powell t45 BSs' y rrR
io6t FHii5n.si, brooklyn
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NeTYok from foot Of Des0roa'es and CortanH
$40 d. fo.vashington ane the West Richmond Charles
,ou and scath, making close couuecuous for CoumDa
6p M or Washington West. AMI Tor Richmond
ana Inc south trcfI0nsve. Pullman cars rom New otS
TO Baltimore and Wds3lsol aAhig es5 sVhns0'l'Ns 4
500 p u. Tor Washington. Through Pullman cars from
go D. n dai5 Tor Washiagtn the south, and Vest. Pull
man sl.egef1 from NcwYOrs d Baltimore and washington
making close connections for chicago neniau oalsye
Washington with Trans Tor Lynchlurs tordA NeW'iiei'
RI Iss aIo'a yof ad az caet offices TOO
sHd sR GE ans NIX BSZaoRE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
CITIZENS' LINE STEAMERS FOR TROY
Nh ana sosf md West FGRE RowER Than BY ANY
GTAE Eq }T or ra fR s3'g aa H s1R%T6GI leave daily
(satIrlays excepted at p from Pier 40 y r.. iao o.
POINTS JOSEPH CORNELL augeuntendent
OFNTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
y Ferry -tqn ~ Nf4 ORR tqo' l % Io ,. g6s,
6.31 a. m-For Flepnson. t4iston, Beiy.dere, Aaneh
'tis afGr lG bridge Branch Easiou. HARRISBURG
MaSG4 nm" rs D. Nor sornerve aud fisln1gou
p T IlsIeio1 'l aead'ne Pottsyiie HARRISBURG
d. rr-For high bridge Branch, Eason, 80 vdere aAd
$50 D. m, aaly-For Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
-, rTn. re- pea! points see timetable at stations
ps sTSRA ,os E4i SercJe points aud IL $50 p
Eastog. Heaflug. aua IiariisDHl2
ArFW-YORKand LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
trains eave for PERTH Annoy, Eed BANK Long Brancl
93j , m xnr.fS :or Long Brluch. ocean Gruvr. 80
pl EXt n lI5rf AYD rWLNrY MINUTES
DPTIiWAN PAELOR CARS are attached to trains leaving
New" A'' SSllD1GGl6 EkrEs FOR THE SEASON.
s,,se connect N sataau tatl0n aud from NEWPORT.
an, AZ eq1sn % and from PoINr PLEASANT
NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW
B9UNn BROOK 8Qt TTlEs;;rprr-,
Leave Nsg OK i9r lyaioa am 10 M ANA AZ M
i'T @ Pb epaa Com station North Pennsylvania Rail
roa. Eerksos, az 80, 9ao' Hoo A. mr Low
Fave Trraou Tor New York 20 3d. sos, lol5 N.
~; 3 no. 100 tos y. No. ~ ~ attached IN the gao A. m
i . . au pan Z, . e, III & .sa -.ccpng cars 10 th6
oe ~ sidni raj .soa. both Scw.l Fhac
Plaa,-p,v rr,r,,- Lay, N.v.Yore and Philadelphia
at d.. ,.,. b., -. Leave irsnion Al IO- b. H.
Ticsss or oot Of Lioe ST. ;o. 81 and ,, sii
broadway, q th' tnncipa ao'st a. , t,,rts.
BrooEyu c"ecs irG1. %, 'sAe 70 4es,i., on
ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA,
l. VIA NEWJEislY sOCTHERN KAfLnoAo
commencing JUNE ~ lnst ht.""i.Is f.,e No." ~
1onr Branch $50 $500 1910 ~. 8i5. s. e;l5
pbiiadelphia and G.2r o. aud 3 80 D. "a
Sea side PARK Ba,lesaL aud Beach Haven. o20 m ana
ocean Grove $50 ". and $40 p m. ~
NHcand, hrdgeion Atlantic st'i' ana cape May '"o H.
saH'AY'' 'O' Long " = sSE6iN General Manager.
| pONDOUT and MISUNDERSTANDING at New
Ia burgh Poughk eeps Highland Fais w. ~ boni Torn
Del r H. steamboat, THOMAS CORK ELL AID "a ihs
BALDWIN froa Per foot spr.nsat n E'' HAl' AZ p
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Eeeal 4 oIlces.

CT-PREME COURT, County Of Orange.-Sum-
= mons fer resf-ft'om not -erl-NILLlhM d VOL
T.F.y plaintiff aCt GEORGE l. CHADBOkN,. I'D" II
stfTI and executor OF ti' LAST WILL &C. %
NARY h. Nrri DECREASED, sarah Neri tWh,se hanis vac lor
rsrtv -ar, ChaIhuruJ olive Ned Esther Neild and ida
S-li de.euiauts To the above named dIehdtI fDN
NETII vuu hereby required - answer tg ''upl41l
rf r,fu action S,ch MID Win tne clerk 'l
Inc t..uy 81 THE village " g. s1en ~ ' '1u y
[eu Yo ON ne 18th day OF August 1877, anu ID sttf
couv az vonr answer az ONCE ~ ga" c-tl III
btr.gh days after the service heieNi
@ 90, xe1.ty- of te div of service. II you fAi an
ser aid compliant the plaintiff VIII APPLY 10 the Court Tor
'i' '- WALTER @. ANTHONY
q lawns li'l-eI -A'1-l-..y-
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alarbls ano SiaIe ManIeIs.

NIuIDIf UNU DIIIIL -ItNHIrESs
A TTENTION Now II the time 10 purchase
a SLATE AND MARBLE MAHrELs. .
prices never low. Slate and -tra ani a knah o.
.'s- IENRihN SLATE Co.
50 Unionsqunrc. y. Y AN ave and llti-sIl
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Corporation Noiltc5.

Corporation Nolltc5.
e~OTICE-Willam Kennedy, AuctOncer Will
y sill 10 public auction. by order ~ thc ueraf.heil n
Bo.. on Thursday, 1871 sci tcmb'r 1870 20 ~ "tt,
certain lots of material Acuanr rlnn OF df,- t
wrought iron w.inaru1ws tor iul nioiint on 7eo
1le ify Res III" Copies Cor sale az No. - Ciy lii.
prrtur,.ssI OF Ptutir WORKS, I
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE NooN ~, CITY liAtL
NFn-loHh. sept b, SO
PROPOSALS viii be received at thls once
uu,u SATURDAY, segtcm9ct 10 al y III 81
Noon az ia. following WORK. HEGl LATINO, fiA 10
IaN'TVg. SETTING GU EB .ud CT llFh ~ - ~. .
FIAGGl So dg.r'lut streets ln She CITY, fo lu Il'ih
,ee tne - Hccolt ior sa.e al Room 80 = cts Ii".
BEpuuNHAI % Pubic PAREr,J
Jb Tion -qu .rgf
NEw-YOHK A1r- -, 1877. '
DROPOSALS.-proposa ~ sealed enyeiopes
vii be- received 20 thc Office Of hc Department oil lipe
PARIS 3G Union square. york uuul I-o a u. 1i Wy
lg;h day o. september. for tLe cos tI, n.
F1rRrIT sr ONE HUNDRED md iltIl -, LIZ ~
IN TIfItl.A AVE-. and ONE uitDFIil an.. ~. r.
.-iiIpI1 Az, min tie same day aui A0ur for BRO
UAp-EuCE and TKAu-IiJCk ~CEEL1 go. Pot ~
nar,rar RS zee The Ciy eror i"f sale 81 NO cay i-i
NtN-lofk.
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Occan Steamers.

FLOR LIVERPOOL via QUEENSTOWN
Ire Liverpool and Great Western steam COMpany's
bnted states Aia steamer leave Per 3D. n. f..
MDNIAh Att f.- DAY. September N. Y a m.
NaNApA--.... ..-l n E-DAi. sept l.. az go ]. m.
lbAhp..-.-.-.-.-.- III ESDAf. sept % 20 o. ID.
CABIN Passage, 500 - on tlj, according state RO0D
stecligr, SIS lnterlIr iilf., $50.
WILLIAMS q GUfoN. 20 Boafway.
{ GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY
MOI IU.
perof Con ANY NO. AZ. North River Mortonst.
FEtEiE "Wednesday sept a. ~
FRANCE. lr Tf e. ~ elut a,ifg. De-.
We VI. : rl.
LOUIS d. BrBiAN. Agent. N". IS B-oadWay.
GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINE.
- NiW-iDNh TO BRISTOL fkug.-DIfED'T
Taxing goods aud naafn ger. lur Luudo1 CarI Newport
gloucester. aIi ports Channel.
sailing from Pier Is East River.
AEEAGON S-.ous ....... .....- rI f.-pAY, sept n
corn Wall. -tauucr. fs-DAT, Sept
CABIN fasaEr 800 currency Return ulket 20 favorable
TT inter lef.tll so Currency -t rage 7l currency
Prcrad seefaRe Certificates go Drafts for end upward
fo2 ntlElt a. paHr1gt, apply to
~ D. MORGAN. Agenf, 80 io south-st. Ney-York.
HAMBURG American Packet CompGnvs Line
A tur PLY MOC fH. CHHRBlr i.G aud AABr re-.
Si.N sent. D. ffif-I pt ~
II 7,I pit 20 hEhDFR ..-..... Oct.
Rates of to Plymouth LGnaon Chcrh0urg HAMBURG.
ara a POINTS in Ensand scotland. ami wales; First cabin
hUNHAHDr q Co.. {. R RInIAHD g. BOAS,
GENERAL Agents, General Passenger Agents.
81 Brnai st.. AeF-f1rk. 81 broadway. New-l 1rk
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{urnlIure.

LrrnlInrc.
~ G.. SELLEW,
Manufacturer Of
DESKS.
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
NO III FULTON-sT, y. Y.
BANKS AND OFFICES FITTED Up.
ZINE CYLINDER AND ROLL DZsK3.
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,J,HE NEW PROVIDENCE LINE
TO BOSTON.
VIA PRONInENCE DIRECT
, ,x.rIpt - NIGHTS ttt.S l.
- D\IN - MtLts9 'pE "a - .-,.s,
THE NEw MAGSTFicEtT STEINER
MA~SACuU SETS
t~Vle Palace ~ the N0rlt's
AND THE WoHiu-AENoWNED STEAMER
RHODE ISLAND
t'Tlc Queen 0i "a. Souni"l
t,vo sailv (except suuiaysl Pier 20 y H. lpefo %
SS.,T,u al D. IA. arriving Pruyidcue" Al n "a -
pst,n az ~. 80 intermediate landings between NN"'
Auik .uG Providence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-08

DONDOUT and kmgston-l.andine at New
Ia burgh Poughkeepse Highland Fails We, tonl Corn
Del 4 H. stranbo THOMAS CORNELL. apd - Als W
BALDWIN from Per foot spring 81, y EdaIY AZ p u
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, Sept 7. 1877.
None of the soles announced to take place
az the E1c1ang. saessoon to-day were consummated.
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BROOKLYN and JERSEY CTrY.-The boats
ID OF che BROOKLNN AENEN are now making tie
regular conues Ou o and rom All the through m
People L.ne Tor a banv the Nay Powell Bos0n Proyl
euce and ~Ioulugt0n boats. Depot EW ELLIS Wharf,
fopf n-sf. HrOOsivu.
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NEW-YORK AND PHILADELPHlA NEW
ONC, BKANCii and PHILADELPHIA,

NV IN --,a,. " ,. J. ~ -t,rrtIi,nX EAfII0kp
commencing June H. 1870. Steamers leave Now-fork
per : North River tool Kcctois7 connecting AZ sandy
Iloo. with trains tor
Ion Branch q 20 $3.50 1910 a. 3.f5 ). t;l5
ph.iaaelphia lsvcr gre. o. O aud $40 D. "a
Sea side PARK. BaegaL and Beach Haven 600 a. ~ anu
3,4J y.
Nrrand Brdgei0n Atlantic ,lt. and Cape May $50 a m
saEtays, fOr Long Branch. $50 a. NJ. .-, ,,-.
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,THE GREAT FALL RIVER LINE

TTTIE TI,LAT i EI1Il II ' ~ I.'-'I-
FOR BOSTON
ana Ill points East Va
NLSNBOET AID FALL Rf\ III.
THF MAMMOTH PALACE -f--t tLi,s
RRISTot. A$D PNONlDt\CE.
r.st rqr,ieor..f ana last cost, steamers a tae wIf
tr-rr NIGHTS REST 80 NlDNI9Hi chAN1+>.
49, Rive morning trains Pal River to Boston.
steamers leave York dly a . pm ,7l n DAYS ''S
~, sf IL iclrare ffrm Pier %. X. b.. foot cd Muua'-'t
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT, EFEHf EN ENi-'''.
rLe, and ~la.c Rooms secured - az principal osis asi
4le""' 'N''' " UiJkuIN y LON ELL AgcnIz-
I'll 80 L l
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Gountrp properEn DO EFT.

&0S PER MONTH will rent The house , ;,, -
j. Apply on tne Prcmsls. Of j. H. DENiSON $50 Belle
vile ave. Newark n. j.
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Gouees ano farms Oanlc0.

PAYMENTS WANTED IN Ncw-lOrk City,
y Cuor near street railroad lud gO1i Episcopal school jog
of In seven to Ten Tedr, Dt AGA 1l OF ei- .i hinr
rooms 40 moderate f1r house Address ~ D., 30
--l I'u.cuasc-t. Boston, Mtss
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Fall Meeting cOUmencng sept. 10.
Sept i3 ana lt.-lH;sriati0uI icrg Rance Match 20
thc american Centennial Trophy aul Chaa oashl9 ot lie
NU.L|
sept Tint .r state ieng-Hange Match.
sept LIS p.rt ~ Tines ' Ma, cL ior $1,000 gold.
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ArFW- N0Rk nd LONE BKANCH DININION.

NEW OHk and LDNN DIAM "A ~ ioiJ-N.
rraius ieave Tor Annoy Eca blnk Long Branch
ocean tsr0ve at D. 3D. ., IL 81 A. No. > ~. H. Al
can Ia tyurafs Long Branch, trt-iu lfnFrr Ne
FxPKf.~- TRAIN rIME between Sew ! oth ahd Ions;
Fr,reii. CN r. HOUR And TWIN IA MA lt@.
PULLMAN PALLOR CAR, ale attached :" TRAINS leaving
Ne" ~ Rit,DJiCl. ID HATES FOR THE SEASON.
Stages connect Mataw An station 10 aud from htffohl
an. al -nnan b and from pOlAI PHEASANT
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NORTHERN rAUpOtD OF VfW JERSEY.

WI II|lI|"' T|IIlI-'I-III
I1ar leave or rnelr.co1 Clo.fcr pcrnouf AVID Nya.r.
. $50, tlo q. f. 3 e. 4.iJ, J5U, "a $50 p. d., -ni
-afIr ay nights only al, iL3' eraaaIs, o. m. an1
$50 81 m.
- emmett. spring Fflcy and Mol-el, 70 $50 m 10 n.
JE0 -. ABBOTT. General rassr q s. .-. Se-ql ari-
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DACIFIC MAIL AND PANAMA TRANSIT
STEAMSHIP LINES.

4 STEAM SHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA AUSTRALIA
NEWZEALAED, BRITISH COLI NBlA, OREGON. &C.
Sailing from Pies zoo, Canal ST. North River
Foi san FRANCISCO VIA IsrHMUS OF PANAMA
steamship COLON. - TIC tDA1. citeuiNcl j..
Connecting Tor Central American nc south 3cinc FOt1&
From San FRANCISCO n JAHAN ana CHINA 80
Steamship CITY o. PLELNG NLDEI DAY. sept. T.
FROM Francsc0 % sandwich Islands, AusTllla anl
NcW-LealauG.
steamship ZEALANDTA, WEDNESDAY. sept ~.
For information ANA UcAcs apply al CoMqany5 once, b
Bowling Grtsu. NFW-N Orh.
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MAIL STEAMERS.

sTEIHAGE F22. currency Drafts 20 lowest rates
Saloons. aiaercous, smoking and bath amlshps.
Join q. DALE. Agent 10 aud .3 Broadway. y. Z.
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
- LINE.
These first class ste1mshps sail regularly 40 D.
Pier Ne. IL. eorth River ~ follows:
Steamship COLI 80 -......... W WEDNESDAY, sept T.
steamship an ..-. AiU i.DAl. Sep. ~.
Accommodations unsurpassed For iresr passage apply
WILLIAM l. CLYDE o. Co., No d Towing gIeou.
MckELIEh. II LING az Co, Agents I'D Havana
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
IMMIGRATION.

work DONE BIZ THE BOARD or COMMISSIONERS
OF EMIGRATION SINCE ITS ESTABLISHMENT
IN 1847.
As the question Of emigration Is becoming very i'm
portant some statistics OF The work done by tho
Board Of fCommssionersRf Emirrat'on since ss oslab
blishmcnt In lS47 will 30 found OF interest. During
soners OF Emigration, up TO January l. 1876. SUPER
viscd the landing OF over 100000 emigrant pas
songers with their baggage. Within the period
the Commissioners cared for III. S38 immigrants Tor
longer or shorter period during the i've years
quent % their arrival IN this country and treated and
cared Tor 547 200 paticuts IN The various hospitals
Temporary board, lodging and pccuniary assistance
was supplied TO 4S5, 66y aud 400 S7 procured
pl0yment through tue Labor Bureau at Casie Garden
The number Of immigrants returned to Europe during
The same time, at their own request, 5S l22 and
226 Sol were relieved and provided Tor IN the
counties and institutions ol tue State, the sum OF
l,4ll, 4I4 having been expended by tho Commission
for that purpose Tho clerks at Castle Garden are
busiy engaged making out the annual report for 1876,
and expect TO complete their labor this week, when
tho report will DO sent TO the Legislature.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

THE CURE FOR PAUPERISM.

LECTURE By REV. JOHN COTTON SMITH, d. D.
COMMUNISM AND CHRISTIANITY TO ABOLISH
POVERTY
The announcement that lecture would be delivered
yesterday afternoon upon "The Influence Of Christian
ity in the Coming Century Upon Social Evils aud the
Foreign Relations of the Republic" by tho Rev. John
Cotton Smith, drew large audience to the Church OF
tho Ascension. on the corner Of Fifth avenue and
Tenth street, The usual evening OF the Episco
pal service and then the preacher entered
the pulpit and without text, commenced his lecture.
He first referred to bis recent lectures the past Of
the Republic and said that It just possible to
judge the iuturo from the past as to ind known IRON
an unknown quantity. The naturalist from one single
bone can draw whole skeleton ny the Inevitable laws
OF nature: the astronomer can, from the
star III the far future, and the
OF history Will give similar results far general
principles are concerned. We may not be able 10 give
'all the physical facts the human agencies
which may enter into the history of the century
hays Just begun but t Is not Jolly or presumption to
line OF the Republics history during the coming
century.
The co cooperative system will eventually be the sys-
tenn OF wages, aud the spirit OF Communism will rule
NOT such principles however, us oolshly carried out
IN Europe have proved destructive, but true Chris
tan Communism OF which the seventytwo
existence 10 the United States are the prophets They
hold $l2OO0OlO y: property and lew only are based
on immoral relations OF tho sexes. The majority OF
them are founded tycgious principles,
they arc held together by spirivo devotion worthy
oil emulation, their founders have been men OF
dnary powers OF mind but thor great fault Is that
they rest on one idea only They loose from the
Church. the State aud their follow men, and thus be-
come rcpusive. They are, however, the lorcrunncrs
OF divine socialism that will the sys-
tenn OF society aud thus constitute general reform.
CONTRAST.
George Pcabody's generosity 10 the poor OF London
Is said 70 navo resulted In largely remedying the ev
and Lord Derby reports that In twenty years II will
provide houses for all the poor OF Londbn than
no such dcsitution and such good elects occur
Contrast tho generosity OF George Peabody with
who have recently dod In our midst, gong down 10
tho grave loaded with unspeakabe wealth, VINO lett
nothing, not even ono dollar relieve the
woe oil their fellow man. Christianity Is TO be the
great regcncrang principle society," the great power
by which the redemption Of mankind Is 10 be Effected
She Will not staud pictured by poet unhelmce
unared and abashed before the sphynx OF tho iuturc
but erect sword in hand, with helmet firmly set and
kindllng eye Will answer 1.-THE Kingdoms OF this
world become the Kingdoms OF lord and oi His
Christ, and He shall reign for ever and ever"
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

the used up stock who admires them that rrepress
BILE Frenchman who answers TO idea OF Paul Pry.
Among the for :hc toilet are long
cordons OF artificial flowers from which The fan Is
hung 10 the waist; oval mirrors, TO be worn from the
chatelaine makeup boxes, concealed In flat pockets
behind the hanging satchel large nets OF gold thread
treis work TO throw ball robe, Dirds OF eaudy
rumage for earrings. all made OF lophophore; rainbow
buckles and buttons OF inothcr-oi-pear love knots,
made OF fouard, Tor the bosom, and only folded not
sewed cut velvet foliage adhered TO nct for galoon
aud borders lace, worked silver and floss. and
dullcoiored wool work Tor applique bright ladies'
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
DIsGRAcING A GREAT NAME.

Edward Smith, wcknown member OF Tho West
street gang Of thieves, was arrested yesterday
breaking into tho premises Of Dennis Corpcrt, who
keeps liquor store at No. IL West street. and stealing
50 80 worth OF ciiars His conicderates had packed
up over 500 worth OF wines carried OIL, but on
the approach oi Ocer Dunlap, OF the Twenty seventh
precinct, they ran away, leaving Smith In The urch,
He was held at the T0mbs ior examination.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
ROBBING A STRANGER.

william H. Howard, Of New Haven, Conn, while en-.
enjoying his first Saturday in New York. was relieved
OF his wallet, containing Shirt stud $40 bills
by William DAILY and another thief, who escaped.
When Officer Conn, of the Fourth precinct arrested
tho prisoner on suspicion yesterday morning part OF
the money was found on his person. Daily hu was
twenty-five years old aud came from Maine. He ad-
mitled taking the property. He yesterday held at
the Tombs IN $1,000 bail William Howard, much 10
linn
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A BRUTE Gagged.

Ofhccr cushman, OF tho Filth precinct, was called
late on Saturday night TO quci disturbance caused
by Thomas Cunningham beating HIS WIFE, Tho officer
was about TO arrest Cunningham, whom the latter
threw him the door. striking hun aud biting mis- In
very badly. The officer doiended himself with
ciuv, ana succeeded In securing the prisoner aitor
badly bruisng his head. justice Kibreth yesterday
held Cunningham In $500 bail TO answer
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
A MODEL HUSBAND.

Rosanna Grady was married to John Grady about
three years ago They lived at No 64 Mulberry street.
Recently the husband got out OF work, became indo
lent ana shitcss and used TO beat hts wife, sho says
she was forced TO support him by tho proceeds OF
career oi sin Her husband had treated her badly
lately that shc was compelled TO appear against him
saturday. Yesterday she wished TO withdraw the
charge but Justice kilbrcth held tho fellow in $500
bail and committed kosanna 10 tho House OF Delen-
ftou
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE STOLEN OTTER SKINS.

Ernest Schmidt the cigar dealer. OF No. 16s Canal
street, arrested by Detectives williamson and RELY.
of the Central Onice, Tor having in his possession
number OF otter skins stolen from the wagon OF Adoph
Brownsky OF No. 220 East Fifty1rst street, was ar.
raigned before Justice Otcrbourg at the Washington
Place Court yesterday morning He claimed that the
skins had been concealed inside bale OF tobacco which
had been left on storage with him by an un nown man.
He was hold for trial IN 81. 600 bail.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
DIED or OLD AGE.

Robert Carmcs tho aged sexton OF the Third avenue
Presby church In Charles street. was found dead
in the vestry OF the church on saturday afternoon
The post tmortem showed that the cause OF his death
was old ago and rights disease OF the kidneys.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
THE KINCHIN IN NEW YORK.

As two little boys, OF six and eight years Charles
aud Fred Ambikani. werc passing through Orchard
street James wchr OF No. no. approached and roughly
stripped them OF their coats. Several people who
the act followed him and hc pursued into Houston
street. where officer Ncas, Of the Fourteenth pre-
cinct. gAvc chase and captured him.
The New York herald., 1877-01-15
FOR SWEET cmAaIrY's SAKE.

"The quality OF morcy Is not strained; II 10 twice
blessed: It blsssos him who gives and him who
ceives - and thus II has been considered by Mr.. @
Stokcm and the market men OF Washington Market
who have contributed 10 open soup house peu
No. "a, North River, where The deserving poor and
hungry may havo a comfortable and substantial meal
The building Is large and commodious, and has been
nttcd up with tables running across the pier. Two
largo boilers holding perhaps nty gallons each were
filed with steaming and nutritious beef stew and ycs
tcrday the house was opened. Tickets had been
given 10 policemen and tho members OF ST. johns
Guild for distribution and Mr. Stokcm was kept busy
bowls 10 the crowds OF hungry visitors Each appli-
got bowl OF stew and some pilot crackers Yes
terday, during the Two hours that the house was
open, about $50 persons we're led and went away
satisfied IL IL intended to keep tho place open cvcry
day from eleven A. N. TO two y. N. Tickets can be
procured from Mr.. Stokem at the pier or from mem.
bcrs 0f ST. Johns Guild, from tho policemen OF the
precinct, from the butchers OF Washington Market.
All the materials are contributed BY the market
Tho charity will continue and no doubt be Of
relief to much suffering. Mr.. Stokem gives hts time
and his building Tor tho purpose, and everything
contributed. No money Is rcccived or needed Ser.
mons which are preached Ia this manner often touch
the heart quicker tban the most eloquent discourse
that ever fell from tho lips OF popular preacher.
Truly at Is more blessed to givo than TO receive"
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

A WID0WEK, "a YEARS OF AGE, WITHOUT CIiff
drcn OF good character and using neither tobacco
liquor having o'crable good and permanent situation
but without acquaintance and desires
10 form The acquaintance Of some sensible lady
sibe view 80 matrimony II agreeable. Address LONE
SOME. Herald Office. -
The New York herald., 1877-01-15

IO CONsGNORS OF MEAT
i dr. T. b. BLACK begs to inform consignors OF meat
to tho English market that all consignments will receive
prompt attention and pains prices
T. j.. BLACK lO2 Central Meat Market Loudun; estab-
lished $40.