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New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
TIE NEW COMMERCIAL BODY.

GEORGE OPDlkE MAKES LITTLE ilsCoED.
A meeting Of the Board Of Managers Of the
consolidated orgaiv cns. the Board Of Trade and the
Cheap Transportation Association, held at the
Chcap TRANSPORTATION Association yesterday. Er
Nayor W.dsaorta of Baa.o addressed the board ON lie
subject Of l5v rolls claiming That crea' credit was due
The Cheap TRANSPORTATION Association for lis efforts in
seeming ucclcl legislation Charles WItroas Of the
C1mlittce on JesatiOu in urging The passage 81 bll
providing Tor the appointment Of railroad commission
ors reported that acknowledging tho fact tt There was
not much hone of getuI ,hc b.u through TIC senate
Committee nearer su Cs, than over DtlbfC tuc
Cdli.ui Woul1 cHntuu" % work a-sGuoHsy ~ the
interest Of Inc Gill until It's final passage.
Ic resignation O.. j. II. Baker, TIE president o. the
as.ac1tic U8s accepted and f. j. THucDr We elected
f the vacancy. John j.. Henry ana Cos. f. A. tpnh-
Ing were elected vic pIc- d.s Dunn" tlc election cI
officers simon 5toIHc ohetcl resolution that aplca-
ZION De made 10 the supreme Court Cr change of the
rgr oil tue new organizI T. the New No"6 Board
Of.yac created considerable d.sClrd. Ii said -t ne
understood that member, oi the Cheap Transportation
AA,.,it Joined the Board of Itadc. Dn.rcu mem
De Il Of bodies tired convince HIM 90 he con tdy
aud told liW tIat the COL stIOn anu bS-"s OF liic
Cheap Trtr ADpTtdtO1 Association We're adopted N' lnt
new or-auzatou. 10 THIS Mr. Opayke replied hc would
l0i place himself ia false and Csuouohlc position by
pre@ctu- himself from aLpt tlr- organization OF when
e. bad been president, and which rcspc table IN
C.afaper rs Tho which EC Addressing, TOr WOdu
De permit himself his cIdtes TO uc DEGRADED BY
untiug with the Cucap Trans JJr4tou Association. lie
was prescu, their presiding officer 90 dcmai 'tcir
rights. lie tod That ha BgdfC OF Trade had passed
ou Of existence, ana finally permitted % sit down.
point OF order Being Raised lie icSOiu1Oh was lhe
pIssed.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
THREE SUICIDES.

James NJ. Howard, Of Hancock, Delaware
County. y y committed suicide early yes,ec lay morn
fug by shooting himself through the head with pistol
gagged room at the Vanderbilt Houso No 30 Warren
ST. lie Pad half a weeks board in advance. ANA this
TOOK nearly al Tie money t'a he had lie expected 90
obtain employment before the week expired, bnt on
Tuesday announced that hc had not baon successful a
nearing tolbe very much ducsed. Tie had gold watch
valued al about $780, and had decided last resort 10
raise money upon IT, On Tuesday, with his brother and
friend who had 10 tlc city 10 see the Carnival,
lo drank great deal. Whle watching the procession u
t.e evening nls watch WAS stolen. lie informed the
pJlic % hi, loss and then began drinking deeply About
midnight very much under the influence of liquor, he
returned to big hotc and went TO his room. Yesterday
morning his brother called to him. ana went 20 his
room with the hotel clerk They raped o. the door
but 10 answer was returned Then they burst open the
door and found that MF. Howard had evidently bee;
dead FOR several hours. There wound In hs right
temple Only one person heard the report of the pistol
ana she thought lhat some policeman was stoct ug
stray cat OF dog is believed that Howard shot him
self while temporarily dermged through his loss and
intemprancc TIE police recovered tbe watch and ar
rested the thief yesterday.
Coroner Woltman yesterday held an inquest upon the
body OF George W. Hod who committed snicide at his
residence No. il3 Anen-st, on Nav 10 Hon was foI-
mcry booklcepcr lait had been ~ mp6ymeut for
some time Hs Inability 10 obtain Work TreNfd upon his
mind aud be became dtspOudcut. lbe following paper
was found IN bis "1.Is - my Last viii and itsta
ncut, aud appoint Mrs Harris, No. l1S Aurnst. "a
.aIry il out she have 500 In be Bow
by SAVINGS Bank. will al my money needed for my
eral expenses TO be Va1 cut of thai and the ress 10
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

DErIslnN.-,iAY IG.

Vnpycne court Cdqmtcrs-Hy Judge Earrctt.-
Ou,ut3i savings Bank A. GumHieeLL .rt1it .'ah .Dyd
Iray, 10 aurt. granted In tne matter" "f 'ssi,ioi"u
granted. nlhsnHu ag'. Murphy "i i". ~ -' - t. no
an. a;ot, iiy- proo-.i f'Uc aot "ttu E'f ta" up'
3D.. uo.ilu ",!' ;r contents stated H"I Vas "h' lt-
i,s which ay,tc To- ",.. tt sN 4'd itt4, % I, '
pru,.i loa'. tJ. delay since tr manning o +'at' ana e
bal ul.Ii ue .r.- o.. .,It TuI ti,-r points a. ai-p
cp.. U 90, approval, ot u tu 'hiia'iis winch o
w..ru uai uec J. LrIyln.. II Ills D. not deHe within
t"ouay-. te moving pir ui5 enter . Oide uh me 'N,
he c1. fr D the applicant r.rr mc tu ar r,faiou oI t.c
rSed statute uud,I which hc eks tH7 t! Thorn" agL
yo-c. eri.,5l JAEGER a.t lcl,t -hi tlucp.s c,nuo
b. .idro n case ui TINS naturr, 'yo Use Ai.-Jh "ds
s,i.ti Fasot. ae,. srlilon-i.l,c to am MI granted
uicri AIT Nir.-i snail .akr order %, rms scrip
t''- l'.i. D. i' - ''' ''' g.,
s,Iius moneys Amounting go -H"UD 1hat cIu y Dee
regularly tcrumrd wrrb such muneJ ai' "psi'rL tI
rr ,i..i y rucs uf iuc court che us 81 claims
such cana NAV te made ~ iaf,its G g.'l ,r r,tori a.
matter tnTcst9-i manner The purchaser must pay
tr aEo; a. biz slnalce ihr surplus Iuu.' be- 'igU2n INTO
Su.r..f Isr,1-Iy JuH.c Van Nmst.-UdeH a"t b. Lu..
Sag.ior t,ryi-Sgrjd Jern-By Irdea Curtis
cos... Handing a"L ilariaS-Drf'nt1u'a motion gained
B Jt. Standardization aga. Cluln jr, e' al. orIer
tIa. jua -iu bc msrael secured on appeal -'" ' same
order s,ay'4s rantIl pior.el,is, lt y era "a 80
Company i.-Orirr Tor commission Donovan agt iho
t.mp4g.nc Guclalr idn'a uqd,i nlrIia@l"s "' al.,.
g. % allowance. -
tonai1n Pias-SpcriaI Trm-By Judge J. r.
Uay- stfef 0l Herman -iy Fdrate' ana d,s;hr o'rlc
To die IN, accouu-Onuna,h igt Ohum1cAL e.rE'n'e Or
b. judge L,rreuo.e.- ana others act Buckmastsr-
Demurrer sustained Carpenter AT Nic"er'on-Dec 'o'-
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
CIVIL NOTES.

DR.. John T. Gray OF thr Uica ASYLUM testified in
the Connolly contest yr,t ry, u tAe Shrr'saes court
as 10 tine ryurucr usau in teal cases put 90 M
~ counsel goo otirr Witnesses were called Oi thrl c'I-
Cencc uninpor.~Dt
TIE suit OF patrck Reynolds, who was severely
niar.d by the breaking of deFric, against William Baird
ami Matthew Is ir hi, employers the me, ed yester
Gay n -uyrema Clut circuit, Def &c ludge Van worst "a
W st T 'i N ,r,r, cpli mot ana mat the plaintiff
cnl.nts considering Injuries, wouId do Ometning Tor
Jeremiah Connen and Perry X. Pyne each left
hecr to pasure hr farm OF Joel CoDhn near Kings
bridge The animals were 80 much alike that 1t "a almost
impossible disineu s Them one Of them died rev weeks
40 wh-icuruE Ar .yue topS tr shr'Fr nome. l. nI
m F,,r,na G. 81, cont In. testuupJ,
lire dAJ ana WAS very conlol4 BOA sides 1hreA en 10
appeal
Tue parts ot the Supreme Court have become
rather strangely mixed Judge Barrett who was trying
very long IN Circuit Part H. lost month Nas forced by
the oNncs Of Juror oaiouin At over TO }r'.r 'Ar'S
ncas 10 ousn over ior ea day, lon % ".'' 10 '
cat anlno jnir - cm' ~ ~, iac mo'o1 calendar "as
The sal O. Dror-r Edwards against Em1nu' II.
slluo,iz for false imprisonment wa W yesterday before
Judge Van IIocs' Common Pi tria tcrn. ihr plain
says that the eadlut chang or him $40 b s'ns
him two = bills one Of hse was declared counterfeit and
hr o)s B. Do c. 3" a.s"'iiI "'o sL.d Wa- HI ' ne
III ..Iar.4ni. DO asa.I $500 duas.u- t.i" ',D
g., nl. lst "a" 10 r..a.I-t $50, n,, iH. br Dee gave
gave ytIdict for = 800 ior ,Ho ramuh
The Common Council passed "a resolution IN 1870
author zug Conrr,lrrto pas stephen Hobg for
norsc runsi b ,o soa caused Aya d',r' u tie s.i,e.
Eighth ave- and Ii.ri}a"' Tho Controller DID "ot
camp.' and Eo'rs br't4t -aii as.E,i iar r.. 's'
i tGa rrfriuIl i i"ic jHttr 700 ~. .-' a 'u-
@ """ ~, NV, l - iii t'' rI ..,s a luer
Tie after r common Council hG 81" P.Ht. u i"1'5je
restricted 90 rsi>a'yc overs grd t1r a',.t a' q 'wn&
81 eiu aas 3D. ,y " al DO, YET. in ill., . .., ' III
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
TIE C1RNIV1L.
AFTER TIE FAECE.
rEy1rwING rrEsDAY's DI-NAL FALvRr.

REVIEWING TUESDAYS DISMAL FAILURE.
The Carnival is over, the crowd has dis
persed the truck, legiiimatcy cmlorcd The h'"ts
have sunk the King has retired to private life, Col 81
Martin has safely dsmouucd from bis stced and the
committees are busy computing the losses NJ. tm OF
The As0r House found Yesterday with schedue u"
receipts and cxpenses HIS good nature hal not de-
serted him, though he thought the papers rad p''n
severe and was painfully aware that his own private
rockebook would b. thinner aftCr the settlement oi inc
bills lie frankly admitted tfat the Cornwall Was IalI-
urc. but dc-rous that the responsibility saoud "s
paced whore it belonged "First OF an ne s"id' ie'
it he understood, | beg, that the Carnival Asso'IiE
ton had nothing whatever to do with the indus
trial procession or the bah at Giimore's Garden
Those we're private enterprises, and We wash our hands
of Them The night parade, the Carnival proper was
Our affair." and concedc that 1t was failure; bt ""'
WAS the cau-c9 Tie floats handsomely gotten mp
and I'M every icsucct were complete aud artistic lhc
trounl was mat one cOui then and iOr .hat Tie
crowd aud he police are IT, spOi,nt HtN, s'" sr'
a crowd Why, had Greek fire enough. bit We dai, "a
mo. u,e H. The muititudes ihrOnged about tl' hoas 80
closely that the men were AFRAID 10 hthJ he Hit, ~"
too he puica force inadequate 10 Keep the coNu
hack 4 rushing mass OF humanity hllrd the siittiS
when IL should have been confined to tho sldcWahs'
Tic toats separated; Tie bhds anu lIo
roud not march some oi te companies became as
eust,d ana reused to follow tHe hne OF march ana 'he
lcsu, dIse coniusiou Tao i5iet,S oI 'i'c ne -, ,
lion were SGG25 collected from all sonic ana lc tN
penscs thu. ial paid have been SOL 20 1o, Od.T
pens q viii sven lie amount 10 "'out F''Vu'' 'i
or ten OF will have 10 make mp lhe uehcoh'J Vi
$2,5Ot' -. Us, ,-,s ,,,st bavc
Al the SiuricNhni House. NLeiE iUi 49, l'';,'i
Dr. u thc L'adqU"Hcla o. the 80 h., 81.
number OF men assembled i."itloai "',I ma t, ~
connected IN one way "i dh"'eI VIII Will H,,,ni ,,i
Tuesday, ana ~ tue center "a ~" NJ. ~ ~ 49,, "a ~
81. Maran looking cGhr"uNeiS 10 h'SH ~ a,'', a,d i,It
Le preceding day. lie seemed haI uISSu,uu anu ni' @
amused ~ thc l' ult OF LIS III "ls @ % , 80, bn,rr
come and somewhat lId-intulhy s 90" ;r.,a
and ALI. kept MS hearers ID roar oI io ,o
COOlcl OUts not llftH" 20 h'N' n''h "-''"'" ~ 49, 49,
OF love. lr business is To -r, up GU , 'u ~ -
ua, cI 10 nuke money ont OF 90 on Hc ahims' now
eve tnt be- has los bou $1,000 aud theie seems 10 DC
DO +, tsuu GoI,Iu- 'S 80 cement Any on no ~
amuyd Tie elaborated cu.Juons Il tm'rre Garden on
1u.EiN, iti tt, what aIfh u ioi MA nave 'Ht "h'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

Al The meeting of the Board of Education
ycstcrlay NMay WlcSam recently appointed school
Commits oner took his FOR The first ttime. The rcsg
nation o, Edward Schr read and resolution was
adopted expressing the regret Of the board IL s said
that Isaac Bell will DE appointed 10 hs place Reports
were rcal from yriou, boards OF huo trustees, show
g that ~ many of On" school bindings extensive att rl-
lions To secure the safety o the pupils 30 case Oi hir
were iu PROGRESS The SUprrUirnGcnt0 report was read
SHOW u that lass month llGliT pupils were cutui.ed n
I, .eloIs aul thaf ihf average dfl a.icudc' N,.'
il5-9I. \ communication was read rtIihs ii't ~
Furivrlg'rf oIf.rCd ,od watch ~ hrst pillt t'
l,l uupI iu FuUt go the Normal school, dhd 'A' W.
liam Wood offered two twou, ,'-i.iiif gold pi -
SECOND pllc Iua tArItgd discussion, sohr 'i.I.,'
simmer. purn. iu u urizrs uud others hpfr0Nns lI'H
TBr prizes were accritod The routine r'eu."'iph &C.
du,,ug $40 saIaIr. ot teachers 3i2 tf tut ."i '".
months ~ june AMI july, with the uudcslohuiiH t'!S
trc deduction should hc made 9ood ~ Dec'un'I iN ~
p,-sirI,. WAS passed. An app OPERATION .: eC2'',' t
repairs 80 Dol uillu and riu!lN'' ''' ..
months uI May. June. aud Jgiy, was Hlti' 'o'H'i7'
s,te n tfou,,,rd tp brug the matter of corlOra.
rru Inn, NJ before tao board Uut dd not aurceed me
Committee Lylavs was requested 10 report upon 'he
ID e. D ul .II
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
TIE COURTS.
A JUDGES MISTAKE. p
,YrxG 30 TAKE ApyASrAGE or IT.

TRYING 80 TAKE Adv ~ hbI w -
The suit OF John ". Roster against WIN. H.
R:eF and Frederick g. Gcdncy was tired y's'e.""S ih
Supreme Cont: Special Term. The cas- grew on o.
previous suit in District Court before judge '''y ny
nrcr a,aiDst Roster who had chdttel MORTGAGE on
lease Ritter sued him. as assignee ot ihe eAs' i' Fi'
rrt Au,r tie trial and within the eight days allowed
District Court Judges to give Judgment Ritter took dis
po-sc-.iug proceedings AGAINST The subtcnants ana
made Roster party 70 settle the form Of his disclaimer
of noip, n tenant Rosters attorney tclcgnphcd To
Iulge Gcdney for his decision. Judge Gedney an
scrcd For the defendant" and the next Day III coul
s.fej that hc had decided FOR Roster. The clerk o tHe
cont was asked transcript OF the Judgment puI
s1U'r days after Mr. wilson, Rttcrs attorney, asked
Mr. P,rlian, 'siei's attorney, "a hiSh T. 5up' %
tit Iudoc Cclury might then give his decision As me
an appeal. tins dOnr Nhrl Tue lht 10 az cil Hu
evurrd execution was issued anda levy maze OF 'r'
koStcrs property. .
Tbi suit was III once begun perpcually 20 erion any
proceedings under the Judgment, Whch Juu'b Ho"nVl
declared mis- AXE Tic said ye5,tIuat IN ~ ~ ~"
mistake made when ne WIS "Nei "h'I,u WIN @ pi',
ness sick and irving to get through nlS work TO 70 away
aud resi-. on The ria yesle day both sides denied any
Intentional dishonesty IN Judge G'dncy. Nj. hiitI
former lawyer admitted tnat ne tod the clerk "i iHe
court not to let any one IA trahscut OF inoJi'-
mcut o. any know o. IL, ana sad c u'd ID our Oh
issued against nIan. .-...
Iao form II the complaint for conspiracy between
Ritter and judge Geuney anu as no conspiracy ""a
proved the counsel for Ritter moved 10 dismiss Tue COM
uaint. Judge Van Bunt sharply refused. saying th
tie CoUlNdhl tudiu ." 49, 49,. or
facts 1HTc had nc'h iid anu c,uap'Id'l ~ , -,
his counsel though Judge Gcdnry was no party 10
Ii. TAcy trying 80 enforce judgment oDta'heu D
dIS!akC when bN SupptSsiug me Iact lloN 'u pr
It's correction 10y the ordinary method. lie hdu df'B
known worse case. Counsel asked II he might not DE
heard another point, ana Judge van Brhht HAli,
Yes: but Won lave "a very bdd To De l" Id about
aud gave judgement tie plaintiff Wit ont COSTS ~
against br G,dne, but with against tne defend
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

The funeral Of Albert SteinWdy, OF the firm
Of s.cinvay sons who d.cd Monday, held yes
terday afternoon at Stcuvay Han. The attendance in
cudcl large uumhrr Of friends All OF the employees Of
The frm representatives Of various musical societies,
and q considerable number OF weil-mOwn uusues' men.
The hail was heavily drJped in mourn and there was
lar-e number Of bcau,iiul Huri offerings. Que OF these
was tribute frOm Che cmyoyt, OF ta firm; Is consisted
OF blok counu lbou, i've feet n hight composed Of
roses and lilies; Oh side OF The base thr NAME
"Alb,r" on Tie opposite side We're The words al Rest
Tie collin was metallic with heavy silver moautiugS;
TIE Plat. Tie inscription: " Albert Si-lnway, born
June TO- 1880, dicj May II, 1874" Iue services were
conducted by the Rev. T. krU-, pastor Oi the LtIrrJn
Church ~ Madison and MOrt-o E,t5. In his address
which WAS delivered GERMAN Mr. kfuSI paid high
triIutc lhc character OF Mr. ~fcENHy. A Dire WIS
Sung by members Of the LcdcgEranz SorcJT. The ptr
LedreIs nine OF tine fortmtu ~ the 1ieiT|aT iac
tory, who hud known Mr. S,:HWa' from Us yout4.
Will. thr remains were untr."i from The hall To IN
htaSe ANA while the proc, ssluu Wis forming, kiez T.
Philharmonic Band, Wh.vl was eliiIn"i .i g.. .ufltu
Oi the rlll. played WOum'U music. I1 me PROCESSION
ntiry 800 employees OF S,cnWay sons marched, ltpit
seuuuZ Ac factories IA This Cly 'nd Astoria ti- -ty-
way Hose Company from Astoria formed ua.i OF tie
line The remains deposited in the family vaui. at
G. teeuWOOd. Mr. StcnWHg leaves wife and two
dauLt rs. The Isinus, O th5 firm viii be carried on
los the Surviving members. WIN. Steiuway {. J.. Sciu
way, and tnem uepAcws. II. ". T. Struway and C. u. g..
SicLWay, and Henry rglCl grandson O Henry stem
way, the founder OF the lrn.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
ANOTHER WHITE WHALE AT THE AQUARIUM.

ANOTHER WHITE WHALE AT THE AQUARIUM
The loug-amounccd and anXiously expected
white whale arrived ut m. yesterday aJ the AGut
rium 1t was captured May near the Island OF Anil
c0su oil the coast OF Labrador and was taken Id Que
bee three days later IN charge Of the Aquar.am cocc
tors The whale healthy, weigh, about 2J"O pounds
aud said 10 be inc Specimen. ON is arrival here
yesterday morau4 tuck 10 waiting a. fae Depot
upuH wlicl the bIN containing the whale placed
AMI driven tO the Aquarium, where tlo I'D
vas removed and his marine majesty exposed
I'D excellent condition By The ail OF a derrick and
complicated apparatus IL" box was raised iutl % wa-
over tine eGgc circular tank II then pushed
over and ovly lowered uto TIE water when the whale
wa, 5cH 80 dait udde.ly into the element from which
hr lad been So tong absent.
This th. fourth whale that has been In the Aquarium
since % opened aS October Ihc hlst two doI aIm">
Immediately uIpI reaching Tins cit'; The tulld was
kent alive Tor about four months when 10 died bt pm IL
mouia Was di--pccd a the Veterinary College and i.5
skeleton mounted should tie cspoiiilOl, which l< s,
on, succeed ~ capturing more whales, they VII be
placed. probably, IN tlc Seasd" AIudrilm UAcG mas
Icru built Il CI.ty Island reservoir lOt the CstaO
ilslmcuI In this city.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
AWARDS OF INDIAN SUPPLIES.
SUCCESSFUL bwDrrs AND PRICES.
Contracts for Indian supplies were awarded

Contracts for Indian supplies were awarded
yesterday as o.oWs at The Ollie, O the Indian Commi'
sion al ~. - Walkcr-st:
c. As 30 l-lg tNEETS.
John pobson-Nhue MacE.nac h4uSets - %, - 20
s. ~ g2 'Ca'L a., ~ c.rn g a. Is CO. 2 20
John roeson .yei list cloth, ~ 10 II. B. CaGn & co.
fam, ~, nan,4a BtckY o5 SG' ~ ~ C, y &C.
o.c r. A. AshDHicr "omchs hosi - 90 % any -; Van Van
Ic's losr, - 3nl j. A b A4r1 81 men ,'ccs s. ~ a: ~
A N,lbInti sars 81 20, aai H. y CIal'n & % . 80
NJ. Davidson yarn sat c.Ios 81 2c E = Jairay ~
20" O'''DO'' '-'''' GLiSS 3-coTrcx GOODS.
H. caain Coz b'a n,4iiqg i e. RSqhan' l1i'a , BaeSy
Jaarly & Co., diLng. d1l T. Van VoeenJurgl guck foc
li & CO. hadGsoi5nes 81 and 81 50 Dunhsm Buckley
& CO., Kentucky Jeans, l''lc' H. y Clthn T. "r aa"tt
&c; H. B CIad1 & Co. hickory sirug sac; bingham,
7-e crash, IOaci DeoiDs' Mi'lkcn q CO.. O,d spreads
CLASS Va. 4.-ClogTuINa. &C -. r..u..
sancr n.l oySrcdi 4 5s Ncobareer & ocEsstcr over
coats, ~; B.un Co., coats 81 % and rysis - ~
ocaer & 8 12 rS>6a Ms @ En4S DSy' r 's c - nd e. 2@ @
H. hcruie.m & Aos'.st flannel sHr,-, SOC ho'h''nu
Brothcrs a Guim"i+ Gia a.. htont G 1,It 7.1i', 'oc'
Bay shoe and Leather COMPANY men's shoes 81 -
woacns SOC; boys 81 L.; misseo, 'Jc, and chHIens'
GAS, No G-,us AND CARS.
e. 40 lTse9 Ts, S a 90 5s @ oncy & o. wd @ @ cascfe @ re caps % Il g.
Soi, .I 10. and 3,lsc
c.,,s No 7,-aA45pwlaE. ,........ .,,.,....
fry pan, pms l'i,S Ganp hs'l.-' JrtlS, t.'n t ,i &
knives, nniu@ kDl,gs shlagiue Hycs kniv, ana iotts
ana indigo to Coins aUde,blc, Gilbert o., ia'cs
Mo9y"Ih H. M' H. ,e i WTy isr az Coo
enov Nauuac Tins Company, samuel roosevelt * CO.. and
CLASS 40. s-SouoNs.
TSd Fs1a' STOa S and ',G eooH oS to ' Sim pqT
Co.; Dullan AucNey o. Ho,ie BiolH,s % Co IL H. j.;
Linen Threat Company; 1Ici 2g4 conn itl,i y I'on'
Medical supplies. to McEcssol & Robbins. Tea, aOc;
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
FUNERAL OF THE LATE DIR. rAYLER LEWIS

SCHENECTADY, May 1G.-The funeral services
OF Dr. Tayler Lewis took place Yesterday afternoon in
the First Reformed Church The Faculty and student. .,
the college proceeded in body to The residence u hs
deceased, whore a prayer was offered By the Rev DR.
Vrlniye and the remains then conducted IN IN,
church. The Rev. Dr. Potter, President the colleen
led procession up the AISLE reading passages from
Scripture the Rev. DR.. Irwin Of Troy and the Rev Dr.
Vermiye Offered the prayers during The services and IN.
Rev Mr. Alexander made remarks upon the character ~
deceased. The college choir of thirty students with
those OF the church, sang two hymns which had always
been favOhtes Of the DEPARTED "Thcrc Is land OF MIRA
delight" ard When can read my title clear" with the
refrain 10 the latt Oh! tat VIII be iOyful!" The
Rev. d.. BIclWs gave the boUedlCtOn. The rcmana
were conveyed to the cemetery AMI placed beside those
% President hOtt, tho RAy. Dr. Lowell reading a bref
wee, and the college choir singing would not Ayo
AWAY"
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17

herself; my watch and chain ard a my otlcr effects 20
,ile / l. exccpt The seal ring which have worn on my
little finger of MY lcft hand 20 Miss Hattie ~ lb '
276 Madison-st, New-Iork" A verhct Oh suicde WIS
rendered. -. ,.
An inquest was held Yesterday upon The body % = co
dore Ulxr age 30 who was found drowned ~ fr loot
0f Pier No g. No.tn River. OF May :. The les .' ~
showed that Hlxe had been hard drnk,r; 1ai "'"Hl
siv weeks oco his father had told him Ee mast so"
drinking or leave The house About .one hoHr aicfNAl
Uuxr Ief the house. and not seen by nS lleLG'
again until his father identified his dead BODY dt the
Morgue The verdict was death by drowning
New-York tribune., 1877-05-17
RENTING AN OFFICE FROM A WIFE.

Judge Van Worst, in Supreme Court, Special
Teru a,s decided tn case OF Thomas H. Odt r'cc.yer
against COrucia X. ~ us and ner husband. The pam
til was appointed receiver TO collect Judgments against
Dr. Nlydis Amounting to about $1,000 The qu 'ot0n
r sod OH lhc ria was whether aIIangemrBt between
the defendant. bY Wo tac nuS5aHi rented Ch'fS Iiuh
hls vile wa lNIUi a5..u.- clcd.tO.s. Ju4-t van
! r,t decide, .i. tur law 1852 gives tlc "' com
ir control o. mr. estate, aHu tIrfr Is uo.HS %
prev ht I,uinE lcr n'~' Cf FIfiI"h ~ u 'o "ei
Lu.h.u an i.i I'll. .., Ion, 50 iS Gu proof acu IL
am iuiru. dc.u a.. ,, ,l'ors. Turrt - Ho PROOF Jha
the iUs tH pgcui-s orclpeI .NrrSa, - aD "i'.-
It ,.t me. t.c court would 80. Iulcf III he therefore
gIcs lac. .I,ut Tor thc dtl.ul@H.s
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rur p,rK pErARrNENr RuFFLED.

There is complaint that Central Park was
much damaged by the crowd the Unyaling of the
E1 Greene Iacck statue. aud particularly by the mill
,ory The Committee Of Arrangements completed nli ts
M MS published %, and then consulted toe fart Com
it,i.utrs Tue Commissioners ICt tAat they iaI been
tcI win discourttsy. and although they were up-
t,o,. 10 allowing tbe military - enter th- Park yet
ines made objections for the sdAe oI peace. Report
t.udeut OF the PARK that number Of valuable trees an1
.t,r,, h.. te,u rut nod