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New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
NNuING EXANnNATION.
THE CLINTON SAVINGS BANK OFFICERS EXPLODE
soME EUMOEs.


Some of the dopoSitors Of the suspended
Clinton Savings B3nK. curlged 10y the banks troubles
which have tied up y have pu forth several
stories which 10 not bear invcsti-aon. Ono OF these
minors which hal a limited circulation Yesterday, " 3
that the officers of the bank had informed their friends
Of II impending suspension, and these friends IN cose
oueDce had drawn out tncr full deposits the day before
the bsnk va, closed. Whatever warning individual mem
bcr of the Board Of Trustees may have given is GER
tain oin hc records Of tie bank. which were shown 10
Tribune reporter yestrrla, that M general Withdrawal
OF accounts were made previous 10 the closing Of Tie
bank o. tie three accounts winch appeared in the story
alnGcd TO- two were for fourteen dollars ana traction
and the irl f,r - 10 These large and important sums
were not Withdrawn tie day before the closing Of DC
bank. vhcn only about ~ M III was taken FROM tie
- Institution There was d1v when the slightest
approach 10 q ruu 80 was manifested.
Another run0r which found suHe slight circulation
" trrIsu Va that fle r.frrs of the Bank hat woifh
ic-. notes ~.au- rs as.iS and instantly borrow
inc money from 10 hrlu them u their trade aS master
builders. OriHn 90 r. Smiih, secretary Of ne huk' sad
3laf NOT on. o ,ac tustcc, master hud'r; tndt
fnc trust c- u.yc. borrowed money of ihe hd1k. ana
MT their notes which the bHk bad discounted wee
issued as ur-frctOn % tht dcpoSt2s ~ May, - -:
uud would ie uaid "a full The Interest had been lttd
fttilv ii,sr -ct-ti -3!d Ml.
smith Eas revcr been conducted M any way but that
al The stTcice; hae-ty The Trustees have never done
any queer hi-iuc~s like that Ot some Otbrr DinhS I'D
th6 ct aus tucy intend 70 slncr Themselves lthcr
to lose TIE present Hil-
pension IS due lujrcy uaO sa causes, .uch a, the
depieciatiou of values and the siasuau0n of busncs
or G-ur,s have never been mtlpuatrd ana or
acroudt~ are omen 20 tic public eye ANY one MAJ eA
anime them wAo wishes.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10


Dulug she first week OF July 81 packages were re-
ceived averaging $50 pounds each, at valuation oi
S42O75 Said heavy dealer when the war between
Russia and Turkey broke out great speculative fever
RACED here, anl Of men with unemployed ca'ai
Invested heavily based probable tax 10y Turkey
or a closing of the port at which OF TIE opium IS
shipped The price thus TO SS gold, IN bona
or 20 currency but the part OF smyrna oehS so To-
mote from the seat of war; the market has since declined
10 - gold and OF the outside spectators iost
their all in six weeks time one man, very clever
fellow invested his last dollar urged him to sell when
the top price reached, assuring him OF prom oi
$4,000 be persisted in waiting for more ana Is no"
aDankupt"
SMYRNA ard tho contiguous country in Turkey corrain
all e opium plantations The present crop Is le"'ei
a. unusually large. with probable yield OF 5000 chess'
or $50 600 pounds which is largely IN excess o. last
year A considerable amount comes 70 America, the
following being reported the rcceints Tor Two wears
ut New York and Boston 1879 1776 cases 1876 l-'9
eases TIE receipts az Philadelphia are unkn""h' oo'
are set down al 500 cases year, mostly ased by wv"
large horses forthe manufacture OF morphine Inc he"
crop is now being gathered. and may 10 o.
creased oy entirely destroyed by cold snap or
heavy rains Tho task OF gathering ths year 1li'
upon women children ana old men, all the able
bodied men being of 70 the Onium Is now IA 10"
as u has been ior twelve ycrs. O0lv once IN tat Wtol
having declined below - gold dlly pnd Mirm ti, o y
Severli 'n SncccSsom luc coihsNiFi ieh
iu tn cOuntrv is absut 1000 cases. or 3up'p p'u>
aNetr. Wholesale duggi ana Sc 10 ,h ,nf
con .uled In part 20 the heavy nauuoc0n "hrh We
81 rung up within few years for the m"hlh- o.
tincturns and morphine. Al the same hiHo 'H,F ~
incfantly admit much larger amount cnt ~ I'M -
lers ma use than heretofore Ne@by Is thiS tic c.
said dealer M thr Southern S,a0s Snc' the close
OF the war. iCn wealthy, but imuONcri>h 81 Nv th'
rebellion. have taEca tO eating and drinking OPIUM u
drown tloir sorrows" The South American and East
Indian cuun ucs and California cons lmc ial-t alolH
AZ opinm 80. Oyiuc thcir great cOoNe population Al H
furtpr conceded that I'm certain quart u tEls city o
Baxter DlysHnr Water, anl a. n.ignhornc stree s.
far a.l al lf|frf d D
est a., ID yisor-st does very large business in tn.s
line retailing 10 ia small quantities, from i've c'7
do,r M, and cvrIv moments poor, hll-aiaNu Lci
and woircn may be seen emerging from Eis rear coo
with cups ana tn yc>sCl~ containing tic bdcA It.'
which ~ 10 furnish them hours O iOr-ctfu Mess. IN
oniumeaer" SAID the druggist, "Wiii use mInseI nH I'D
about i've years laly in three wears ne WIZ 'o-
come iotir an flf Tor nothing nut the hospital some
few manufacture employ opium lp the prparaloh oi
n bogus Turi. IN smoking tobacco "r cheap cic 49, Nt
are mostly used b. IA, Chinese. The mSrket az pr sent
Is largely cj and is rated as nominal III J0O
bing way at - % - 80 gold ia bond
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
MRS yEEDER's REQUEST DENIED

In the action of Mrs. Kate Vceder against
her husband, Congressman william ID Veoder. Judge
Nelson, in Brooklyn. yesterday refused To grant the
motion ~ the plainii the ANIMAL allowance for
her son Thornas xe at ~ O00 aud given into her hands
The Cont " The application Ia have certain pro-
vision. Of the decree herein changed must be
den ed. I tbiuk that those provisions just
and reasonable. aud should be respected by both
parties. To quiet doubts, the satemcnts in the
pnI~rs being general and a reference having been
suggested tho argument. order may bo taken
referring the Ia Francis H. Dunn 10 take proofs and
report 10 any, and II any, what moneys should have
been paid by the defendant for necessaIes for the son
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
CITY SANITARY MEASURES.


SUGGESTIONS AND PLANS OF TiiE BOARD or HEhLih'
The Board OF Health has prepared us report
of its conference with the Long Island City Board OF
Health in regard 20 the Hunters Point sancc. This
re- ort states that the Loncand CITY authorities agreed
TO oooperate with the NeWYork Board IN any measures
Ii wouid be- necessary the cooperation OF tho
Brooklyn Board o Health some OF the oil l,h icS oib
that Jurisdiction. The two olJccs 10 be atiaiheO II
was ed were to prevent the snlc OF suieo Gcd III
Queens or KINGS Counties and to stop the throwing oi
sludge oil into Ncvtown Creek and the Eist River
A report has been proposed, and viii be sub
mi tied 10 ne Board Of neJh to-day, IN regnfu 10 ie
removal Of the smallpox hospital Tho commissioners
OF Charities and dcsrons OF reoccrlYhH
that portion o B.acweI's Island upon when are the
smallpox ard fever hospitals In it's report 10 the h"'u
Airport ontment the Board of Health expresses VIII
lngress 10 remove its buildings To- any more suitable
Place to erect ohrr buldn-s,h the necessary "o'
Of money can be obtained for this parpose II IL est
mated that yc payilions would be needed ana ' 'neS
could be erected for $4,000. n they were TO erect
these buildings on another island it would b. necessary
To have steamer to convey patients Ia and from that
pocc d hospital within the city The en-
fire cxnenso - removal everything has been est
mated ~ $4,000. Il would 5c necessary aTp 10 h h'NS
So 900 transferred from ihr uncEponled balance % LIS
fcarneDt Tor the extra expense oi running inc s'o'"
The Board isunab at present to carry ont is pinnSlnr
fhc preservation OF life among TIE po"Icr ass. iuc
zen dlvs ami OF tie large mortality more ihah onca
has been among The Inhabitants of tie lrgo tehcmsat
bou.es Three ont uf five death c"rhcHics YESTERDAY
r,rsiy.1 ot tue Bureau nf Vita Statistics showed the
cause o death To have been diarlhra disease 'uIch
ugder five wears age have brcn Tie great s'h flS
TIE Board believes, that alar-c cfrthiatc oi t pl m
ucrfalty could prevented hY the system "i NiSils
from mouse house. hy pi Sscars appointed io cfn
districts The Board s waiting only for the action o inc
.f,fA Attr.p rftslf mont
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
LEVI AARON WANTS TO GET BACK.

The IIcbrcw benevolent Society Chebra-
Bkur Cholim-,-Kadsha expelled Lew Aaron, who lad
been a member for 20 years He applied yesterday
10 judge We>tbloOA in supreme Court Chambers Tor
mandanus to be rus ated. The society answered that
the constitution authorized the expulsion OF any member
convicted Of crime of any ofense against criminal
moral law. Aaron had been convicted OF receiving
stolen goods ana sentenced To and hall In
the sratp Prison which ~ itself was sufficient r his
pu usi0n but i'm addition the Society presented aGd1ys
Of q maiUiIy Ol t, mcmbrr-, aiming 10 snow ihe pre-
yious ha character OF lie petitioner M Aaron 10 iy
im,d tht ms conviction arose from error IN den
III az on hy 20 witness winch had since been discovered,
and he mad pIrdOBed Tor that reason IN NcM OF
the mass o aidAyIt- fug tue TceToudct Jut-e West
brook denied the application, but wih leave to rene" IN
further papers
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
TwEED's PAYMENTS TO LAWYERS.

reporter Of iae IrprcSs in an interview with another
Of TUecds eX-sOlns today elected Tue following siate
meut:
Regarding Twccd's rernicd possession NJ millions II
hc has any under bis control don't know
To find ii II max such statement knows the
ftrs represented u is proper and an one al duty tlut
the information should 90 AZ one, 10 the Att0r
ncg-Gcncril. 20 far paying bis lawyers T. con
crIncd know that Tweed paid long re could and
that the payments made to his many counsel Mr.
JOAN Graham received $4,000. He paid literally
u Others self included. TO 1873. In rhe fan
whick year rw ea disappeared. and then It liter
ally good bye e. couuss fe s know that Graham h1s
since demanded large sum In diton 10 the SI6 900
ALREADY received, aud snnDn>e from fvrcds inability Ia
pay comes wa OF counsel ianst nolonyer Client"
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
HOW BROOKLYN ECONOMIES.
A SAVING OF $27, 600 \ YFAa tFFAcTED BY THE
BOAED OF CITY WORKS.


BOAHD OF CITY WORKS.
The Brooklyn Board of CITY Works yesterday
adopied after little opposition resolutions reorsanizng
the department. Commissioner Adams alone making any
onposion The salaries Of the Secretary to the Beard
Tire Cnef Engineer. Water Registrar and tbe Cdie
Accountant are placed - 600 year Reductions IN
c numbers aud salaries OF The assisGntsafe made Inc
Bureaus Of Supplies and streets are consolidated ana
Joha T. Reed is pointed sup Tln;eud'n with salary
of 81 500 Tie Chief Engineer ANA Water Pnrvcyor are
ordered TO report The number and names OF assistants
absolutely necessary. sk, polite 30 govern The
selection. An the employed n the Gunp'nsgronndS
are DISCHARGED Al horses aH carriages OtJHS h= - thc
cliy and used by eiur0 IS are 10 he So d ~
yearly styIng in >alrr, is tGuS thcicd oi Tlup''
Tho consolidation ofhc EIicaU- OF 'upcs ana 9ftcs
will axe "a fur her reduction OF = p0p, an tir s, 'rl
expenses will ne osSued 5000 more oy tire oi'i pro-
v.siun-. l. 7. Reed was appointed SnrrIIplrhtrHV
OF the Bureaus supplies ani streets, Is master
coolsI doing lusincss in WN"ik AMI EaS been mem
hero. tne SocIm .i; Cum u!tt'c. Inc ~ : WoIh I
CIVIL Service Reform o. the Board " CIy WoiHs eNctel
consider be 60 nincut ana some Of those WHO'S s@I@
w.r reduced disposed tu gruWbir. bi thc ''c on
taken w.s gone ally regarded as proper ana necessary
under the circuns
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
CHEAP COAL FOR LONG ISLAND.

The Long Island Coal Company announces
thai il has completed arrangements fof the uS'efy o
coal at all stations oD the RAILROADS o. Long a'
.sat .,,h = wharf and elevator at Long Island CITY II
s.es every facility for satisfying those persons VINO
al vim A. Residents Of Flushing. Woods de- College
palpt. Corona w5itestone, Doagiaston LATHE SeeS ana
Coat Neck uay obtain through this eonpih! nafns
Ysreo al the stations in car lo4is OF ~ 10 - yons
a. lie rate OF 50 so per ton OF 224O ponnas Ior VIII
et t"V and Egg White Ash 6iOys, ANA hbiIr Ash
1bsstnut The CompaIys terms are essA inou
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
FIVE TrIAI.s OFTEN DELAYED.

Five dealers i'll obscene pictures were ar
raj med yesterday in the Court of General Sc
sous but the trials were postponed They were ail ar
rested during 1870. 1876, ana 1877. ny Anthony Com
so b1 their counsel have always asked delay On thc
around thlt they not ready for trial. Assistant
Attorney Russell state, that he is determined to
press tls eases to trial this time. Henry snclrark was
arrest January L. 1873. lie, with 'oISe ia! ana
william Horace wood. nuiaclHed Tie pictures ut NO
l39 Fult n-st and arrested on sunday when ihc
lnarufa a.furing process in full b!a iaI and wood
were led aud sentenced to two years priSoninci ecb
Edward storey was arrested huEus' 10. lN7j for *
ti,p obsccif i lures on the walls OF ns htf-rD1In, ~
Graud-st ard tc Bowrr,. - defense wa th" Ec ia
had rul thereto. over - years iS cse mas hr' at
iaurucl q number OF Tunes. JOseuh hior-. hHnIa'lV
real estate bIrk r arrested June =, so i.rstg
iulloor uctres His '1s bee mp iyr irl3l N'ri
times .,nG has alvuys been ali HInrl Felix Drevins
arrested ai Pier 80 H. y. r., "hd Il ted tnat hr WIS
i Inc employ az TIE AHA tlc >r tshp Coup'1y lie
and hI- brother selling on-c me lfid'r~ i acli1
iu ,1pcrfi with fireman onc or ne Ac-sci~. WHO
,,,,'i, 4 Am. GOOD trnn Europe Andrew Pr Oh was
arrested AUgI IG, 1877, i0g selling obscene Photographers
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
NOT \ pRoFIrABLE ADVERTISEMENT.

In the suit Of Stldler against SO,ridge,
motion 10 rceasr the defendant from arrest argued
Yesterday before Judge Westbr0Ok in supreme Court
Chambers. The plant saws ne spent nenrly $1,000
on elaborate posters and gave the defendant several
thousand OF them TO post IN the slburhs paying him
one hundred dollars account. lie heard from
Elizabeth, y. j., that 1000 of these posters bulk
had been sold 10 Junk man. and be had the efcn lsnt
arrested for fraud SDtrdse hc acted IN good faith
ana was himself swindl"d by sub gent AMI claimed
th,t though h. might b. liable fUr the vIiae oi the CIR
u1ls he could not Lc arrested fur his agents unlawful
gcts Judgr Wr.lhrook a. ipnTHed The se to tod 10
allow the intrOduct on of fuIi her aiddi Wits
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
STOLEN LEAD FOUND UNDER A PIER.

While Roundsman Jones, of the IlaTbor P0
lice was patroMlu the North River yesterday norm &,
in small boat he discovered larg. bOiunder Pie No.
40 Rowiu: under the PIER be found nlt the boat was
loaded vita pigs o. lead. Tney seemed 10 hive been
buried ia The inul and ri fog long time and probably
had ,ust been dug ont for delivery 10 receiver Of
stnl.p goods IN re wcro - iH-s u a., each w. gl
ms u,,ul, Each was marSed " Pan her. Bristol"
srd -" The blit aud lead were taken 90 n" POicr
Central Oncc and turned over 90 The Plo'eiy Clerk TO
await am application them by the risnfu owners.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Axornrn LIE SAVED lY orrIcEn McERIDE.

Henry Thompson, of RooScyelt-st., near
Clathan-s while intoxicated early yesterday morning
fen into the East River from Pier 2s and would have
becr drowned except Tor the bravery OF Occr Thomas
NeByde of the FonrIh Precinct Police, who Jumped into
IN. W,fer ana saved his lh, Orc'r Mcbride has saved
more than thirty persons from drowning whur he has
rp ON me force and has several times received medals
from lire saving societies.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
THE SOUTHERN FREIGHT POOLING

The absence from town of number OF the
.eus 81 ne Southern railroad ana steamship lines pre-
vented The proposed meeting OF yesterday afternoon Tor
the pooling of sout-uOund heights 1t Is sul doubtful
vbetler the agents viii arrive At any satisfactory arh
M piices especially # they are bound 10 ia htain ID oS
,,oises rlrantces, and advances OF money whlch WIZ
Z torfeif. iu case thcy tuhe freight NJ lower Idc''
~ tng poo rates is by 40 means an unpleasant lhhg'
M fnrF,fBg money in ease these rates arr nisi
- consider by The com anies as Siecd of an ehtey
.f,o. nj con ~
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
Avoune American who had been in Paris {,

Young American who had been in Paris for Il
year study ng iicinc visited 10y his father. Lks
duiiful he pares the author OF hts being cousen-
lously through the CITY. and points out Ia him its SOCIAL
aud architectural Hons Fualiy they halt before hugo
ard many pillared building. surrounded by u ma. sye
grating. What palaoe or hngumny 10 hat ordly plsi'
asked the old man. DumuaV" repues the yOutA but
tnere is scrgeutde-ye; III ask him." and, aecompan-
led by his SIRE he Ia the officer and
question. That genilemen. says tho munic pal guar
dian calmly AID Ia eier official tone. 10 the medical
schoolv
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

John Noonan and his wife Catherine, Of
No 100 south Fitiay who have been drnkin, FOR some
fine past and allowing their twp young chid dien to
,tarve mean while. brought befoe Justice Mniri
NJ fe Jeler Market Police Court yesterday Nj Jen-
hins OF the Society FOR the Prevention Of CueiN to
children took charge of the children who had eaten
nnfbinc fur oyer fOrtyrlgt hours. Ihe young ST Was
sent 10 a hosrita in dying condition. The laihrr q
r,otber lp0s.i the ic.urc o. dissipation ana dGI;t-
non They were committed ia 500 bail edch iOi cruelty
M children.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
sCrNrs 40 sNELLs AT THE DOG POUND.

The odor Of the dog pound was perhaps one
degree less awful and overpoNerns Yesterday than hta-
erto owing 10 the Of d,necants. Bat the stencil
is SIN sickenng and the whole place crcs .ud for
visit from t.c Health Board. Ir. BIgh's officers lave
requested tne Mayor TO have three large opnin- s.,
twelve feet by three, cut in the roof for par
poses Of ventilation. The stencil does not come eN-
elus veiy hc dogs but in part from te unwasucj
loa.ers that crowd the place Tie crowd Of men aud
boys who stretch their necs % watch the destruction Of
the poor curs wpuid ~ they had any proper rea ztou
Of their own condition, wish themselves in he crate with
The dogs Tn minutes The water woad refresh them
and merriam, they would not thiur IL So funny TO De
drowned Tsey disappointed lot yesterday after
noon when toe cl;luk TO thC drowning W2culnc broke,
and ONLY fan Of struggling bres WAS destroyed
The crau1 broke al y. ID. an the X master then
ber ia u receive the two uund red brttfs thdt
were waitu- for admission 20 tie B1sie. Tacrc were
eight warOuluads OF The poor a-lnas painting DO tHe
hot sun Considering all things 81 would be h1rd 10 nd
more Ius ana ana cas.Et DOoR ~ NeN-1 III hIn
This san a n0uud. II as been suggested that sci
eutiHc men wGh 10 obtain hyir obic eases. they Won
DO well o. keep their eyes upon The married ahd scdi ID
do
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
LOOKING INTO A WESTERN TRANSACTION.

The suit Of Marcia b. OReilly against the
Western Union rel. graph Company. Norrn Green and
George 5 y ,ug ass. fore Julse WetorooN IN Sn
relue Court Chambers yesterday. Oh motion to set
asia, an order TOR the examination OF Norrn Green Tie
laiutG siys she Owurd 7GJ aJares in the Peoples Tec-
,t c..p,r,nr afterwards fused into tAe New-Oreaus
,d Olio T.!rgrlrh COMPANY. FDr hc~ her stuck 3-'l
shares m ths latcr comuanv were given In lNol Size
saw Green aad DJusass benz Directors
iir Clnld1y the line, o. t1c Com 'tnF Wtse is 'd
4, them ana six others for - wears. 10 De retnricd
to tho ,tocElodrrs fhr end Of tnat Inn" she saws
thaf now lh uc the fit, en- years have expired. tb
t,ck holders have not possession. nu western Union
r ,egrl pu Company h.s; aid % find out uow tIis oc
Cured. she oDtaned leave II examine the defend
Grp,u SD as 10 IrHc h"T cpmp1lHt iuVl1grntF. IN"
motion Yesterday made Oh lie ground ;hat ~ "r'
a. examine p party b,,Jrc tIe c1mp"lut Va framed
mus b. based Oh - grounds a. The old rhancry
or isr on iul of discovery. Here tle ra.t tn showed
10 ground o. suit d.a MT Nr Cr;'1 "t 49, u -, per
hlls on tie er unI that Pc 50" director oi the com
pa1v ami in point of ficf, ~ { e dr'ctOr.
Judge WvsbrOb roSercI nlN ,i' 5iiu y. IJpo ap-
pr.d Tor Tie plaintiff; George ". soreh for Inc dc
l.ud
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

Thomas under and pursuant to the Decree and an order
may be settled notice the coming III OF the kef-
eree's report II view Of the provisions OF the decree
that Thomas reside and board with the palnt'H
am ~ opinion mat the soa could properly be placed
m school White Plains. except upon the consent of
The plainLn Residing In ihis cIty."
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

and Newport. There win I've occasional sweepst'kes
fr IN port Ia port and ~ Newport The Usual its"us
ana boat-races will probably ttk' place. II any desire
Is expressed to extend tHc crusc. 1t VIII bS cOhuhueu
as Tar rs Portsmouth or Portland.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

Oakley ). Barker, Commodore NaEderhlits 3
dssiplted grandson, has been indicted by the Dfhl
Jury for stealing Lzzc Wccks's waich ana J'"'y' ne
wa. aIragnel TO plead the indictment ia the Court OF
General Session, Yesterday and by advice Of his counsel,
Col Charles = Spencer, entered p ioi n"t guHt .i'
was taken back 10 the Rou!bs Not having t' 10 SIo
rc1uiIed bail. M day has been named iOG MS t4iai
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
SUIT OF 4 DISCHARGED FIRrNAN'o WIDOW.

Margaret Hudson is The widow Of William
Hudson formerly as,lstnt-l0remtu in thc Fire De
p4rtment, who dis 'harsed November TO- lS7- on
charge of conduct pg judicial 10 good order About four
months Later hr died. 10 sud from arcckles eNGosure
of himself To- fire duriu test exhibition of apparatus
10 enable Grcmon 10 fir safely iis widow az
piled by ccrtiou 20 lhe Slore1e Court, General Term
TO have his from the force aside 50 that sine
might receive the benefits given 70 the widows OF those
VINO die ID tie s-ryic. Of thc Fire Dcpail :t motion
ws made Yesterday bef re Ju - Wc,ibrouk, B Supreme
Cuur Chambers On b"hil o. &c Ere Couln -iCEcIs, o
uua>h tn- snf On nt ground at 10 uui made with
IN two Yeas after tn De. h1sc of Mr. Nuisn and was
therefore atc Jui-o Wosb uOk deicd thc motion.
hold NJ that the General Term could best consider that
Nit the O,her questions arising out II the proceeding
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
OPIUM AND IT'S CONSUMERS.

UNFORTUNATE SPECULATION IN THIS COUNTRY
HOW TuR INCREASED INPoRTAuoNs ARE USED.
The recent heavy importat.ons of opium at
this port bave led to considerable comment, and various
causes have been assigned. A TRIBUNE reporter OBJ
tanned at the Custom House the following figures, show
the amounts imported during the present year. and
its cost
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10
THE NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB's CRUZ

The annual cruise OF the New-York Yacht
Club will begin August T. the vessels gathering at
Glen Cove on that day. The feet VIII proceed thence to
NOW London Shelter Island, New Bedford, Oak Bluffs
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

GALL IN THE DAYS Work" ."-Gigantc foot
man. Did yOu nnc. MI'amf' Teudcr-hcarcd ana i'm
pnIsive lady Yes Thomas. You fa poor kIttfn "a
el di en have found II ~ mOthcrcss! Get some milk
TLomas New like It's mOtLer!and feed II !"-lPuuch.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-10

EXPRESSIVE l-LoRioper (t0 Friend from the
Nor well. how do yOd like the opera. Mac Asler %
Mr. Macih,ler " No that ba1. Eut i,'t no dreadiul
man, to be slttu' In thae cla II ten shuus apcce.
Il Punch.