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sohr Mary r. pike iof CaIais) Good. Rockland ~ B. 10
days with building stone to O. p sher~oo' Nesse " ~"
Scr Hatiie r. Kiur Crowley John n B., days. with
schr Abbe H. Hodgnan. Ianghton Two Rivers n. s. 10
seir Jotn Moalton Crowley River Herbert N $, 10
days with Tiling TO g. l. SNOW IN, ,,,. o, yv.vdeu
-clr PEARL Gode"orih, saco' WIN Aeauihs " ""'"'"
schr Aida Lambert Haverhnl.
schr. A. Eiridge Handren Boston for Port Johnson
scLr Isabella Thompson, Coleman Boston for Port Joah
schr WIN. connOrs, Hart Boston for Port Johnson.
schr Fanny BaiIer, warren, Boston
seir Joshua :. BIasdcn, don ! Jones s % BOSTON,
schr Clara smith. Green. indsor " - dsys. with
chr Albert Jameson Candage. Providence FOR Port John
son.
MEMORANDUM.
Bark Drud DubTovach Austl, from Giasgow which ar
rived 23 Gravesend Bay for orders came up
to the city this morning.
27 40 miles :. T. from Montauk. brig Loch Lomona
Barker, hence for salonlcs
SAILED
Steamships wielana for HAMBURG Denmark, for London
State OF Virginia. for Glasgow Huntsville, for ST JOINS
p r.. Isaac Rcl Tor Hichmond; Agnos. for philadelphia
adl Ho9ny Door r tor cek cousa for San
P s..a'a, I'M , er s ;ic W Nev Potter for
Wsshngton \ c. Lily EaalSeabqIg for Philadelphl- Elu
SAILED BY WAY OF LONG ISLAND SOUND.
steamship Neptune for Boston, brig George, for New
WTND-sunset hight >; clouay.
FOREIGN PORTS
FATHER POINT 2s-The steamship Mississippi, Capt
LnGa from Liverpool Montreal passed here at 4;2J
IosDcs June 23-saled oath, Monarca del Mare, Hum
boat capt Cornelius PrecOsa capt Fruse 10Th Josnne
Marie Feialdel PrecOs9, Capt Jacobsen 18Th, MOane
Trade latter New-YorK. Arrived 24ti L. staple+ ~
seville Andrea lOvcO, Washington, Capt COsulch 2bt
Cazee Capt. Aucker Napoleon Ill, Post 9TH sSen
Oaoahka, AadaH SIRIUS Capt MOucr 18TH, lnIec
Efothers kuius, Giorg1ns, and WilhelmiDe
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN FRANcTsco. Ju8e 2SThe steamship Australia, from
Sydney Honolulu arrived here bringing tho British
mai.
BOSTON June 2sArrived steamships Neptune from New
York James A. Gary from RondoW Sailed ship Electra and
brig Jean.
BALTIMORE Tune 28-Arrived. barks Wm. wilcox. from
Dublin; Dublin; brgs Romance IRON
from Rochester. Eng. mary
n. Hand from NeWHayen; J. II. HOYt, from New Haven
Saihe W. kAv aud X. r. Vaughan. from Boston Mand
Seward, from Ranaas Cearc, ~ Crane, Tor
Boston, Nurnberg. for Bremen bark J. II. AeLaren, for
RichbuctS. y. b.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
QCFESsIOwN. June 2Sfhe Williams & Guon Limo steam
ship Wisconsin Capt Forsy th from Liverpool une y. sailed
hence fCr Ncw-IOfk al : o'clock ths morning
Hull, June 2S.Ie steamship HudDJ, Capt MtcAel from
New York june l3 arrived here yesterday.
DISASTER.
LONDON June 28-The BARI Cah Johann iNor.l Capt Ok
un, Queenstown for SrantOr cOliced with q
steamship yesterday. The former considerably damaged
LFor Latest ShtD Hers Fif2h PUGET
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n1N1ArrRE ALalANAC.

sun rlses.. 4{2 sets.... Iii Cloek fast . ~
Non ftsFs Io-tI Moon sOuhs Sj4 Moons days II
ui.u WATER To-BAl-A n
sandy Hoax rOOs GOV f.iand 1851 Hell Gate. OLA
Hl1u NATEt Il-DAi-P NJ
SANDY Hook 1926 GOV island. ll01 Hell Gate U4O
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5dles on Auciiou

TCHE MESSRS. LEAYITT, AuctiOneers.
Il ~ THE TRADE AND OTHERS.
This FRIDAY AFTERNOON, at 3 O'Clock. Messrs. TIE
FANY CO.'S large s1eck oi Japanese MIsCELLAH EoUs
GOODS. cOmprisus IUGOO assorted pecesPOrcclan
and Banko rcaots Cabinets fine Porcelain sa saqeers and
Cups Owaru Ware Bowls. Lacquered GO@ds, Porcelain
Pacques Stationery, Baskets WckeTwork, &c &c Also
number OF Curos from last sale. Now on exhibition at The
Clinton IaI SdlerOOMs
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DECIsIONs-JrSE %

Supreme Court lhdmba-s-Bv Judge Jarrett
Dciineon ar lsoncas aud amendments settled. Foley
agt. i.afhlurue.-fJulcr settled.
!y Judge The matter Solomon I'm the mat
Ter - N snarr stewart Mheecr.-Gransd ssee; ag-
Aduma-Sofiu denied With liberty rnsN laymeut Of
cn.s SETTER cnuhcs " sfiDn ffliest without
IL lo vi Lie PaO Bcit Com
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Order granted, denying motion ratson agf. Trainer
Order grant % SO other abide eveut
cause TO be- referred 70 2 d. tds Bucking agi Hanseit
Motion granted. Pee Polk pU!x-Decrcc or
divorce granted n plaintiff
DonOhue-Davisgu
and others--klndings signed.
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CHARGES AGAINST \ PASTOR WITHDRAWN.
:. e L----.-. 81

CHARGES AGAINST 4 PASTOR WITHDRAWN.
The trial of the Rev. Isaac NJ. See, pastor
Of the Wicknc street Presbyterian Church on charges
preferred by T. T. Cone. TO unexpected close in
me Newark Presbytery yesterday. The charges are
that the pastor used unhecomng language in reference
g. NJ Cope The troubles grew out of the late trial Of
NJ See for allowing women to preach in his pulpit.
Soon after tie opening OF the Presbyery yesterday
pa,er was presented which 1r Cone, stating that he
had been advised tnat the issue OF the case
would not result in peace 10 the church, asked
leave 20 withdraw the complaint, ana begged tue
preehvfcrv 20 visit the Wcklhe Church Tor the purpose
o ipqurine into ITS state. Mr. Sc said that bile ~
,rs manifest injustice for the complainant 10 present
him as criminal aud tacn present pa or IKE rms, he
would inter pose objection % any action oI the Pres
bvferv Afer considerable discussion. permission was
given % Mr. Cone withdraw bis complaint. MT Ser
and Elder A. h. Clark aftcrWald extended an invita- ION
10 the Presbytery 70 visit the church, which was
acceuted.
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rur MrRnERER GoRGENs TNsANITY.

Michael GOrgen, who killed his little daughter
at Bre,au was taken TO the Riyeruead jail yesterday
morning Upon reaching the ll and being taken 20 hs
cell De burst crying ami thc first time seemed to
realize what ne had done. judge Hud-fs of Suffolk
County will at once order medical examination, 10 III
Guire intO the sanity OF GOrccu
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"THE WORM WILL TURN."-Quite sO but
the Italian organ-gTndcrs no. aware OF it, or
suredly they would impress him into their service
fEunnk rnIhs.
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Che Curt.

0NG BRANCH RACES.
~ MONMOUTH PARK,
June 20. July Z, ., 10, - IA. l., and 1s.
purctually at l3O NewJerscv Southern
ersey Central Railroads VIII direct tbs
the For partcuar5 Of trans advertise
neDt. p. G. BRUCs 2, Secretary, Long Branch. y. J.
ONG BRANCH RACES.-New-Jerse South
Railroad line steamers leave New YORK june 30 ~
TO- II, a. IT, aud L. from Pier 2 North River 6 $50,
iO:4O from foot 2itlst, Norh River. 1920
round T including admission % TIE track g %.
trains leave the track 81. ". D sNEDEN q. NJ
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GIrslcGi ansErume'lts

4 RI0N PIANOS.-A few secondhand square
"A PIANOS perfect order very low prices for each Or
installments. SIMPSON COMPANY No. East l4th-st.
4 FEW secondhand WEBER PIANOS at
~ bargain 0 them used ou' very short
time by best musicians and really almost
fully warranted In every respect
Please cal as the
WEBER wARERoOMs, 5th-ave. and l6thst
4 IGUTE a. ERNST, Old house OF Lighte S.
II Bradbury Offer their splendid PTANO-FORTES al 10.
prices easy monthly payments II East 4tsG Also
Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
- x. BALL Il Co..
Ds No. IL EAST lsTH-5r.
Clcrerings stenways aad other Pianos aud Ofgsns lsv
fOrclsh. iustllimeuts. and fDr '.ui.
'F'HE WAGNER PIANOS, Square and Up
. rieht and the BOUDOIk ORGANS are The best low
priced Instruments the world warranted 80 give entire
iacon. Agents wanted. Tic trade supplied on the most
liberal send cts. tor Illustrated laiOsr HORACE
WATERS SONS Mauuflctniars and Dealers. 40 East tn
sIDeLBNay UuipLN.I. nsuuns TO rent 10 the country
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siluatIous UanIco-- M1ies.

TOACHMAN.-Situation wanted al first-class
y colsan by pot.siaa5 m'IIiea m man ~ as , ,eG m q
horses Can be seen al No. 10 West ilthsi.
NOACHNAN and GROOM by a married
y man. who Thoroughly understands bis business six years
present employer Will DE disengaged first OF month
GOACHMAN, HORSEMAN, AMI USEFUL
y MAN-hy an Amsren youpf m., % ff t G it-ls 3s n.
about h"ise. anu ere oi th'ii ,.. 4 Mn - ~ r..
Al the PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, I5s 6th-aye.
above l0sIist
EARNER-By an Alsatian man who under
/ stands EimworA, Lors's mlkIn- g. Is very pdlsri
on, OF , a iyS H5a se t aoa ssttts 49,
CARDRNER.-Gerna frst-cass Gardener,
Int ,c5 Tn0Iirc for F sAITZ 23G Eas, 5Ithst drst
Goor '''N
GARDENER.-Situati wanted bv first
SE cia.s gardener; single, has thorough practical knowl
cdeo the culture Of gspes 9eaehes roses yegeaoes g.
eaecs Gd6rsss N. c. DORSEY, 2ls West 9thstr \. y.
ARDENER ERorCOACHMAN.-A or single young
man Tp R ae @iii al eeh % Gnd viii s. highly recommended BY
lat EMPLOYERS personally or by letter Address NJ Tribune
Uptown ONCE l,23o broadway.
FTSEFUL.-Man and wife want situations for
4 country understands tarInwork Garden
care 4 hoss e1Itig; mAlag & 60 ~ Non VIII he
glad Wges afraid 60 work together OF separate
1iils s.hsvc, c,'6i four doors above iotl-st.
ETSEFUI. LAD wede).-GOod waiter able
L and wiling TO be useful, city or country i9I Low Mas.
he good and can be seen AZ the
HOME. l3s Gt:ave, fourth house aD9ye lDthst
USEFUL MANA useful man; farm, gar
den drive milk and be generally useful he s strong IN
dasfTiots. willing. Ob1ng. and Got Hrad Oi W0rk las good
and be seen at the PROTESTANT HUME 100
6thaye, near lOtls'-
NVAITER-By a Frenchman, who speaks
w English and is thoroughly COMPETENT III the above ca
uacv has the testimonials from city families. Can
be seen at JACQUIN'S BUHEAU L, 6O2 6th ave
WAITER and USEFUL MAN-By a German
w Young man; for city country; he l. Wiling and able
10 make himself generally useful for very low wages, ne Is
obing disposition and likes plenty WORK has good refer
l0th-st.
WAITER and USEFUL RELIABLE MAN,
w references, wants sltuaiior
cv or country specially competent and careful With
glassware silver &C. and give best of satisfaction 70
fOse VINO employ him. lie can be seen AZ the POIES lANI
BUREAU. l3s 8th-4ye, fourth house above lOth-st.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN any store, hotel, or
W manufacturing establishment local or travelling sales
man or hokkesnrr. uncXcepf0Iabe references cbrdc
ter ability integrity To suit Address BUSINESS
Tribune Office y I.
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Crcur5lons.

CEAWANHAKA SUNDAY EXCURSION TO
- GREAT NICK. CITY ISLAM D,
SANDS POINT, GLEN COVE, ~tA CLIFF,
GLENWOOD. AND KOSiYN.
THL STEAMER SEAMANIAkA
Leaves Peck siD every SUNDAY ar Grand 81. 9O5
Tiruy tirdst at o. - fer the above places re-
turning the city al Dinner and ol oOari
CANDY HOOK EXCURSI0NS.-Ncw jersey
- Railroad line. The swift and magncfn steam
err EMPIRE STATE Z" and Jesse HOYr' leave New.
= North River foot Rector 81, Or sandy
B0ok. 6.zu $50, 1910 $40 p m RefHrning, arrive
Ncw-York 5.5j 2. m. l2O Z p m Sundays 800 A. H. Re
turning arrive $40 D.
the round trip only 50 centS.
Grand Concerts by Prof ArirOnl5 BRASS reed and string
band. special rates for large parties 20 SANDY Iiooh g
iards Long Branch. Apply 10 ClIAS. L. MCcADDiN,
General Ticket Agent Long REanch, y J.
WEST POINT or NEWBURGH daily lex
w cept sundaysl Take regular LBANY Z, return
by down boat ROUND I CkEis at ENCCk>l
RATES. See Day Line advertisements
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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
YACHT RACING ON THE HUDSON

Tho course for the tenth annual regatta OF
A. colunbla Yacht Club yesterday was from stake
-. al the Clubhouse at the foot Of Eiehty-sXthst.'
s,or,b River 20 a stake-boat OF Nonkers ana return
-.co of os niles The yachts were divided into four
Two classes for the cabin yachts ard two classes
. t nep Yachts When the signal TO start was giV'n'
~, rr,n,a crossed first at 1l:3Jl5, followed oy her
- ,on,petitor the Emma. at 1l:3529' and the Cl'ra
r Of the second class az 1l;35:ll. The slSnal Tor
g. anJ second class open yachts was given at ll;31
ben the Journeyman the arst to respond followed
nv the Polly, LYDIA T.. Geo. B. Dean. Gen. aud Au
p,ir Tue yachts started oil under all SAIL with the
hst OF the last part Of the noodtide and the WIND
..t aast beipc able TO lay straight course 70 Nnnk
- 7fe rInms gained slightly on the Emma T., ana
-, before r.lehne Ssuytcu DuyVi ran up u the Wlnd
- ~ her and took first position lhe
t,'Tv also took the hrst pOcni0n ~ Ler CLASS
ans fhe Clara +. was clstanced Dy AT
% a bfs all came M 20 the buoy of YonkerS IN single
Ir'me r. Polly. anu JOurucylnan The PoiE dnd jour
,Is,n soon took the lead OF the Two cdDiu yachts on
snvfsn Drvvil the Polly long distance ahedo VI
her competitor. a.. - d, 20 o,,,,-as
Te bots clreened under their spread OF canvas
- Ems came home the Polly beng the hrst ~ arr We
:, S.SG.5 heating the JouTneymen ON actHa TINE y y
a,-es and 81 seconds ahd winning in her class lie
I,,a ,vas the first arrive IN Der class ai 5:S'-o
ts,, tle Emma r. by minutes and 80 seconds aeiu
,ie The George b. Dean beat the An beVor ny OulN .
sonds acual tnnc and thus became the winner III Aet
eIsss Me lara T. next 10 Tue last b0at nome, Dut
won the prize in the second CLASS
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GtfscellGneCus

iftlscelaneCus
Chateau LagarOSse favorite Clarets also white
- bordeaux IN wood anu bottled Victor l. Mauger y /.
FURNISHED DESK-ROOM, also Counters,
Sielvng &c.. II desired; rent low 323 Chestnui-st
second hJor, front, Philadelphia.
CTEELEs DURABLE FEATHER DUST
- ERs rctaled Wholesale prices al factory Parlrow
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Gre Grsam.

EUSSELLs ICE CREAM,
/ BEsT IL THE CITY 2Jc. PER QUART,
churches strawberry festivals Hard Cream IN boxes
% carry home. ~ Bible House.
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fve minutes verdict OF guilty and the prisoner
sentenced fve years IN The Albany Peni'enuary
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Cost auo fouwo.

7 OST-PASS- BOOK No. 57,97l. Deliver to
IL German savings Baak, city.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

GEORGE ". CHADWICK IN TROUBLE AGAIN
George W. Chadwick and l.. A. Brown were
.-res,sa Yesterday py Deputy sheriff McIlhrSy under
a. order OF arrest granted by Judge Westorook On the
complaint Of Benjamin F. Tidd. Charles o. Richardson
1, also defendant. but was not arrested. MI l'"u
alleges that he bought OF the defendants 10000 acres OF
Iaud in Webster County, West Virginia Tor "hl'h ne
gave them securities the par value Of S54O"o acuai
value S1650O. The property purpof'eu 10 'o OON
veved bv a warrantee deed from Martin ben
neif Of Albany free from all iucumbrdnces. ibe
,,,aintiff has since found out that CnadWleh
fotIs a morfcage on the property for N-v,OOO'
Narru Bennett the asserted owner, is NOT known ia
Albany and his residence cannot De discovered amer ui
iespf search The plaintiff alleges That the dcIendaAts
arc spdiers. and that Chadwick was locked u ID il
Torb five mouths for his connection wh the forgery OF
Sol 600 on the Union Trust Company In default OF
$4,000 bail the prisoners were taken 10 LuOW oueei
J41 Chadwick aud Brown deny the alegdl Ions, ana
Yrvu CLAIMS 10 have only broker. and .dt the
bargain wac made between Idd and Richardson. he
s,vs th.t Chadwick knew nothing Of It.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

HOUSEWORk-By Swcdc Protestant Young
woman recommende, A. being serv eooi cook s iuly
caplc taking and doing tIe u0ik Oi tho
house baker excellent washer ard roner country
civ. anywhere Call 20 2j6 6ti-ayc. near 23t-st
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

(NUDk, " A6UEH, and IKVNth.- Wu guO'
- welsh cris viii, good reference, who 10 family
work good cook. washer irourr. and very cxceeu
second -irl; VIII g9 separately II desired city country
No. 3c6 Gth-tve.. near sd 81.
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COOK or LAUNDRESS - BY n very good
" Tor csy country she has good references soer
honest faithful and Competent cox for hotel or private
house wilu- receive low wages vita nrr child
AhnNn llfn 81.
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COOK, WASHER. and IRONER.-Wanted, n
respectable cook, washer ana Ioncr
country private family Apply at - West 10th 81,
at lei . O'clucE,
New-York tribune., 1877-06-29

COOK. &c.-A Protestant woman whom We
u know 6rs.cIass family cook makes m kinds n nee
rOl-ts. desserts &C. makes cXcellent bread
ca.e biscuit rolls viii DO some washing and ironing
and furnish superior reference Apply Il
PARIsS AGENCN, LIP Broadway, above 3-d-st
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5ituations iDauIc1-- femlles.

GHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS.--A young
- woman whom know would Ike . place in private
falig understands waiting; also tle care OF silver salads,
&C. Is also Chambermld anu can furnish undonDec refer
ences. Apply PARISs AGENCY LIZ Broadway, near
32dsU
COOK-By an experienced cook She can
- take Charge do hey part satisfactorily for cry
country, hote private houscj has god reference Az
tI. z AZ I'VE LmrI.t
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PART IIL-sNNoTr. ].


9lS3 Wa son art. Weiss.
$3.50. McCaOe agi. MOr-an.
81 q. Condor agt HGrway.
: 81 CLARK agt. Med rmott.
g442. sheridan AIT. Leigh.
9iSj. Rogers agt. Long.
g6iS..Abrahams agt E1wcock
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s7SO NON JACKSON n 90, BANKERS. 202
, IOV.VVV.B roadway New York. Prizes cushed In
oyal Havana Lottery of April ..
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THE MYSTERIOUS MARRIAGE.

John A. Merritt still Innguishcs in Putnam County
Jail Yesterday his counsel moved for absolute
discharge OF his client before Judge Dyxman, in
Special Term of the Supreme Court, at White Plains.
Tho discharge asked for upon two grounds-the
nrst being that the writ OF certorar TO the ursdc
dicton OF Justice Gregory, who tried Merritt, was
allowed by Judge Dykman before all the testimony
had been taken the case and. secondly because tho
order OF commitment defective In that IL bore
seal rected no crime, and not made out In tho
name Of the people ExJudgc Miller, tor the plaintiff
held that the defect In the writ OF commitment was
not before the Court Judge pykman ruled that the
In Tho case Mr. Miller then contendcd that the writ
DO quashed, because II had been prcmafurcly allowed.
Judge Dykman remarked that what ought 70 DO dono
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THE RING SUITS.

WHAT COUNSEL ON BOTH SIDES HAVE TO SAY
OF THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE.
Rumors Of a compromise in Peter B. Swccny's case
have for the last few days, but they havo
not yot any solid foundation OF fact Mr.. John ID.
Townsend, who has succeeded David Dudley Field as
counsel to Tweed, appears to be anxious to make
compromise for his Client and TO allow the ex-Boss TO
again walk the streets Of tho city no controlled
q FREQ man. MIR. Townsend said to reporter that
he doing all he could to effect his clients re-
lease, but that offers had yet been def.
ntely accepted by the prosecution Tho ncgo-
tiations wcre still pending, but no papers had
been drawn up. as has been stated The prob
ability was, however, mat settlement would DO
effected and that Tweed would be released This need
not necessarily imply tho discharge OF Tweed, MS tho
proceedings his might be similar those the
case OF Woodward, who, on paying part OF the judg
mont against him, was merely released on his own
cognIzance, and the judgment stiI held over him. II
Is certain that persistent efforts being made by
counsel toward a compromise oil tho suits against
Tweed and Swceny. and ii definite offer the Of
Tweed rs made by his counsel looking toward CON-
promise 1t will most likely be considered.
Last evening HERALD reporter called upon Mr..
Wheeler H. Peckham at his residence to ascertain, II
possible, how much Of truth there in tho current
rumors regarding the compromise. Mr. Pcckham said
that nothing had been decided that no definite offer
had been made TO him, and therefore he unable
say what Mr.. Twccd's counsel would be wiling 10 give
ms basis OF immunity from the further prosecution OF
the suits. When any definite offer made would
consult with those who interested tho prosccu-
tion and together they would decide what was to be
dono
In reference to tho swccny matter, Mr.. Peckham
said that he did not yot know what he would do,
bat thought ut present that he would not take
advantage OF the clause, as the pospoDcmcnt
was for only little moro than sixty days. and
that Swccny entitled TO thirty days notice before
be could DO compelled to leave the country, and also
therefore, only few days that no would be out OF the
city, Upon the argument, however, which takcs
place week from tomorrow, oil these questions will
be decided.
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HARRis-MAyBR. AT the residence OF tho bride, l29
Jay ST., Wednesday, March 81, JACOB Z. HARRIS 10
EMMA MAYER, both Of Brooklyn.
Charleston Is. CT papers please copy.
MAKrrN-BREER.-B the Rev. Mr. Jutten, OF the
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, WILLIAM MARTYR or
West 4lst st. to MISS ELIZA j. BREER. OF Berlin, N !.
Troy papers please copy. -
srRgrrox-FirxaExALD.- Saturday, March II. at
ST. Bernard's (Roman Catholic l4h ST., by tho kev.
Gabriel A. Healy, CHARLES SIRErros To BELINDA MAR
GAREr FiTzGERALD, both OF this city,
VAxTiNE-GELsroN,- this city, on wednesday,
March T. by the Rev. Mr. Brown, at the residence OF
the brides parents, W. II. VAxTIxE 10 Miss JIMMIE
GELsroN, eldest daughter OF Mrs. George vermiiyea
wnLiAx~-BARsrow -On Thursday, March 10, 1911,
at tho FIRST Congregational Church. Morrisania by tho
Rev. Irwin /. Ycmnn EDWARD G. WILLIAMS 10 x. An
BAKsrow youngest daughter Of Captain John
y. Barstow
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In this simply to submit tho question OF juris-
dcton tor his decision, and took the papers under con-
sidcraton. Meantime Merritt remains IN the jan az
Carmel for dsordey conduct In refusing to give bonds
for supporting his wife.
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ANOTHER PASTORS TROUBLES.
The following letter was received yesterday at tho
Fifty street court, from the Department OF
Charities and Correction

March 20 1877.
Justice BIxBY-
SRln the of bastardy of Bridget Carr against
Titus Josn the friends have compromised the matter with
this department. q. w. KELLOGG.
Superintendent Outdoor Poor.
This is the winding up Of that is worthy of
mention. The Rev. Titus Joslin born in Schcnec-
tady in 1927, aud ordained in Fordham. He was
in Montclair aftcrward and had some difficulty with
the bishop the parish. He frequent drinkcr,
and lett New Jersey in consequence of discomfort cx.
pressed against hun by the people of his place. JosIn
disappeared after his exit and his whereabouts
unknown until he turned up in the YorKvc court on
the charge OF Bridget Carr who says she has child by
him three weeks old. Jcslln at the time denied any
knowledge OF such person Bridget Carr She
however said he had offered 10 settle cpse and
had refused. II would seem there como truth in
the girls statement
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.
MARRIED..

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