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DIED.

CRorHER-At HackcnsacK. sept q Edwin only son
OF Edwin and Joanna v CrOther OF dphthe ma aged
years. months and 20 DAYS
The relatives and friends Of the family are invited TO
attend the funeral AT their residence on Sunday, the 9TH
inst. at . o'clock T. VI
DoNoHuEzun Thursday, sept O; az the residence Of
his mother T3 West i7t Il Charles j. Donohuc. u
Catherine and the late James DunOhue, in the 10Th year
Of his
Relatives ard friends are invited TO attend the IN.
neral ON SATURDAY. morning az hall past niuc go from
residence Ia 81 Francis AuVCrs Church 10Th st. whcru
a solemn requiem mass will he said at hai ia ten
fENNESsY. ON sept &. Daniel fCnuessl. after long
illness native OF Cahi county pleraIy, ireland In tic
18th wear o his
The friends OF The family are respectfully invited To
attend the tunc al from la, late Residence 80 East llh
Il on Saturday. the 9Th inst, ~ nrIerk T.. ".
SMART ON Friday, sept !, Mrs. Mary smart IN the
Seth year oi her
rho funeral services will take place at her late IL
O'Clock
SMITH At Mount Hone, Now York city On Friday
morning. sept = Francis Milton only Nl4 u Iu- nV p
AMI Amelia A smith. aged month. nud - DAYS.
Funeral services az house uu saturday evening at
o'clock The remains fu hr taken to It HnWoud S.n
daN, atV NJ Relatives aiA friends -rc respectfully III
Nt,d
THNiFR On thursday morning. Sept g. Frederick
TilVlsr. AGED a. wears. > 900 Iltil- am - fat-
Relatives and friend. rcsrecunliN invited 10 attend
the funeral from hs Late rr~H nee fI l 90 49, oukA n,
l. !, OF SUNDAY, the uth int, nj o'clock 4 NJ
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&c.. ~, 80, - ~ 49, ~ ~ ,' Ky
h. , ,, wy r,,, ~ in ',,' ~. W., W.,
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anu ~ \ ~ - - Nliin'','h lhtn', Nt'fH. 'W snip
I'm -, - ~ 49,, rnu'.'in unN.ls ahl my
nrHuN F.St ,,"u,lvIh ,shlPilnt eNifAs' = 900
g. 90 puih .A' - vs'ih, - - 10, b.A"lWih.,
- a. rye uouI, - @'tSFtph wheat lccd ~ $50 &
tons rye ittd, V-ffN-l
tortoN 81 uts ~ q" LOG lifhori mdiAhr uphn't
an advance of 'elp lnnis part Of wh'h Wls lost.
g..
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FINANCIAL AND COsfMERCT.fL.

FRIDAY, Sept. 7-P. M.-The stock mar
ket opened steady fell of trifie. owing to dull
ness more than any particular pressure to sell.
and in the later dealings rallied to about the
opening figures. The exceptions were Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western. which de-
clined from So the highest point OF the day. 10
56H; Illinois Central. which advanced from 10
to Tx. closing at the latter figure. and Michi-
gan Central. which opened Mt So. declined to
57% and rose TO 5SE. with large transactions
The dealings in Western Union. Michigan
Central. Lake Shore. and Delaware Lacka-
wanna. and Western footed up majority Of
the days business, which was smaller
than for some time past The army
of spectators. including the scalpcrs Of the
market. cvlncc readiness TO cooperate In the
movement inaugurated by the great chieftans
on the general public, whether ii be an advance
or retrogade one. and which Is clearly disliked.
questionable allies on the track. This IL par
ticul arly the casc with the emincnty respectable
parties who are controlling the Delaware. Lack
awanna and Western movement. The market
would seem TO be at present in a critical state
aud II the bulls inaugurate still higher prices
they Will contend later in the season with
natural monetary stringency. consequent on
me Immense movement OF crops, to the sea-
board, with u conditional revival also affecting
The total number Of shares dealt in was
III 800, Of which Lake shore represented q 500;
Delaware. Lackawnnna and Western. "a .941;
Michigan Central, Is. 400; Western Union. A.
9l0 Erie. 5,2lu; Northwestern, 1000; do. pre-.
ferred. 5000. Rock Island. 400: Delaware and
Hudson Canal. 1885, Illinois Central, 4 100: st.
Paul, 1000; do. preferred. 400; Ohlos. 1900;
Pacific Mail. 3,OO5; Wabash !. 900; Union Pa
ctc. 199; Morris and Essex. 900; quicksilver.
100; DO. preferred, $50: New Jersey Central,
800; Cleveland and Pittsburgh. $3.50: c.. G. and
J. G., 800; Chicago. BURLINGTON and Quincy 900;
Fort Mayne. lbs; Harlem. 100; Ohio preferred.
200; United States Express. 800; Adams Ex-
press. 1873; American Express, 100; c.. c.. G.
and L. 10. and Quicksilver. 100
The following were Ae principal transactions In god
100 M............. lQast M................ltak
lVVi h...-........ lua'l T. M................lTs
In loans the rates paid Tor having balances carried
were l. q. and z cent
Foreign exchange was stronger, advancing to Sissy
and ~ ~ils Tor long and short bills respectively
Money opened 81 r cent. wa offered At ~ az
O'Clock, and closed 10 8 with tile bdk transactions
at4 r cent
governments were frfner.
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BROOKLYN NOT PAYING THE COsE.
Re fusing TO Reward the Brave Deputies who
Went the Garbage War.

There Is mourning among the seventy
deputies chosen by the Brooklyn authorities
week ago 20 90 on an expedition down the bay
against the New York garbage boats. The boys
were sworn in 10y The Sheriff. and. armed with
revolvers and clubs. marched to the wharf. and
were carried into the harbor. They had no
nghting to do. however except among them
selves. and. after days carousal. returned
with sore heads and muddled brains. Then
they began to demand pay for the days work
Shore Inspector Ferguson looked over the list
Of names. and remarked that he had not au-
thorzed any such number OF men ms were sent
many men the Sheriff had sworn in that for
all he knew they might he yet swearing in dep
uties He didn't propose TO certify 10 or accept
any such number rs furnished.
Yesterday he struck from the list moro than
one-half the names OF those who served Those
who 9re cut OF are wild. They point 10 the
fact that they were ready TO risk their lives We're
ready 70 be moved down by grape and can
mister from the cannon OF the New York police
have the Coney Island beach made rcpulslve by
the contents OF Gotham's garbage carts. Pro-
odSd To- ir2 he c fsz sfbDy s 5r "b@R9d ne
mat this is denied them. they refuse
u be This S6t try ey a 2s'Sn int to store
Inspector in suppressng the New York nut
sance was. by the Brooklyn Aldermen; ,connled
mittee resolved - pay such help as Mr. Fergu-
son should require. providing the Police Com
missioners would give tn. required force The
Police Commissioners refused the assistance II
the force, and then Mr.. Ferguson and the
Sherin. without the authorization of the com
mittee. or even consulting them. went on and
swore in deputies and incurred a large bill of
expense to the county. They. did not even in.
wife the committee 10 go with them down the
bay. although Supervisor Gubner went along as
Il spectator from Fort Hamilton.
The committee say they do not like the way
the III ing was done. They did not authorize il.
and they shall recommend the board in their re-
port not 10 pay the bill.
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.lRCHBIsHOP BAYLEP.
Speedily Reaainirg Health and Strength, ma
Preparing TO Resume Work.

Archbishop Bayley Of Baltimore, one OF
tho most rovered members OF the Roman Catho-
lie hierarchy In America. returned from the
Papal jubilee. arriving here in the Russia on
the 2lst Of August. so weak that he could not
continue the journey TO Baltimore. He became
the guest of Bishop Corrgan of Newark. in the
Bishops countrywide residence in the shadow
OF st Patrick's Cathedral. Tho professional
scrvices OF DR.. OGorman wore secured Arch
bishop Bayley's malady. Dr. OGorman nsccr-
tanned. was nervous prostitution. resulting from
the excitement and fatigue Of his visit to Rome.
The quiet Of Bishop Corrigan's home tho scd-
ulous attention OF his household. and Dr. OGor-
mans care soon brought about Archbishop
Bayleys convalesccnce. On Sunday Bishop
Corrigan and Archbishop Bayey rode to seton
Hall College, South Orange. Archbishop Bay
ley was much cheered and returned to Newark
evidently benefited. lie rode again on Wedncs-
day to the college with Bishop Corrigan and
was n pleased witness of the resumption Of
studies after the summer vacation blythe pu-
pills DIR. OGorman says that the Archbishop
has no organic alment. and Is on the way to the
complete recovery Of his health. II II probable
that Archbishop Bayley will be strong enough
to return ~ his diocese in two weeks.
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BrNrING-sAMNTS-o On sept 3 at the residence q
the brides mother. Flushing, l.. /. by the Rev W. w.
Holloway. Jr, William bunting, Jr., 10 Miss Amira o.,
daughter Of the late William Samms, Esq
CARTON --MARkS.-On sept q, at the Church NJ -.
Agn.. by NE Rev u G. MacDowell, John J. Carton VI
lOnkcrs TO Annie e. Marks Il New York
COLLINS WILLIAMSON At Jersey City on We'd
nesday, Aui ~, by the Rev. A. Parks James T Cob
hn~ 10 Mary J. williamson both oi jersey CITY n j.
DEWEY-lIKATH-Att the residence OF the brides
mother, 277 Madison st.. on Monday evening Sept 2,
Willis Dewey TO Loui e NJ. IL ath ond daughter Il
Charles II ath, deceased, all Of New York.
ELLIs--LA ENNE.-On the morning of the 10th ut.
NJ the resd'n o l. AVcllhe Orange Mills Fla, by
The Rev Father r. Ghione j. +. Ellis, Jr. formerly 81
New Work to Miss VI Julie Lapcnne. ormo ry Of this city,
HlNMAN-ABELI--At the residence Of Mrs. X Ia
StoddaId the brides sister Thur-day sept o. by tho
Rev j. Radcliffe Davenport All, " Human Of this city
% Miss Lotue L. Abel, adopted daughter Of o. L. Rice
Esa. Chicago
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August. 1875. Tho first appoints Andrew II.
Green. then Comptroller of the city OF New
York an additional executor and trustee. The
second codicil provides that the lowest limit Of
the income Of the testator's wife Mariana A.
Ogden. shall be 800 900 n year. The same codi-
ell rcvokcs the nomination OF Charles J. Canda
as executor, and dominates in his place William
L.. Strong of Chicago.
Mr.. Canda has filed caveat. giving notice
that he proposes TO contest the probate OF the
codicil rcvoking his nomination.
The business OF the estate is at present In tho
hands " cN-COmptrOllor Green. who. Il IL said,
VIII ne designated as the manager of the prop
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map Of the Coney Island marginal railway
has been filed in the office OF the Register OF Kings
county 1t shows that the Manhattan Beach Rail.
way Is to extended Barren Island to Rockaway
Beach most OF the extension being elevated. The land
he ravered Is claimed by the town OF Grayesend, and
2G7 heirs of the original pAtcnccs Yesterday, Judge
William Stillwrll counsel tor the Manhattan Beach
Railway presented TO Justice Pratt in kro"klNn petit
ton The appointment Of n commission To appr,e thc
land There large array ot lawyers AT tie bar
Justice Pratt COniormahN tu the wishes of tic lttl-
TONERS appointed Cornelius Furgueson shore Inspector
Nathaniel H. tlcmcut and \. Van \lrck These gen
trinen met the Special Term room ui the supreme
Court at O'clock took the oath and organized work.
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Col. c. N. Ferris OF Norwalk. Conn, heard
uata stranger, who walked into Pncs's Bridge, Gro
ton lake, s.X weeks ago, had accumulated over hun
dnd mll grown fowls and horse and buggy and a
COW 40 one knew Md mans name, ana lac lived in
deserted hotel o the hb her OF the lake The horse
sticu from John QniTbard IN Norwnlk, u few weeks
MO, hnd n warrant was obtained Tor tie strangers
arrest Constable S l"t nd,Itook 20 take the pris
oner to katonal but Ne escaped The neghburng farm
err scattered thruu the woods and the roads to
hunter ihe horse but thGy returned yesterday hay,
accumulated properly is finding owners rapidly.
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Missing Fedora Wnngh.

Bodora Waugh, the fifteen year-od girl who
went from home at Grecnpoint on Thursday OF last
week and who was vanly searched for in Brooklyn.
New York, and elsewhere found at the residence Of
her uncle, tNrcnus W. Lent. ~ Baiuhudle street.
BROOKLYN, ON wednesday afternoon She explained that
her uncle had once pr missed Ia take her the crow
nm pencntary II she visited him. She rlt sure that
her mother would refuse 10 let hcrru asked her
- she tpd her tie story about mtrus her sutton Thomas
b. Rogers Jr, already published IN rnE Sun.
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Sc Atemarlc. Gibbs. Iewcs.
S. Herman Livingston. Mallory. Savannah.
IS Oder. Lest Bremen Aug % and Southampton 2suA
- Te viot, Nisbett, Yokohama June is.
ship Chapman, Turkey. Hnvre.
Ship Freedom, Lawrence, Liverpool
ship ThiOrva, Graham. thnrtrcss
Bark Ahbie u, Cofill. Rotterdam.
Bark Anna Siewvrts, Galway
Bark ~ llevue Kyfin. GLASGOW.
Bark Cedar Crott. Young. Belfast
Bark Evviva Phnro. London
Bark Frederick, IsaacSen. MandaL
Bnrk frcdscl, Norbcrg. Ipswich.
BARK frideif. MorthenScn. Bristol
Bark ticneva, Graham. Boston
BARK Hcbe. FreytHg. London.
barn John II, Stanhope. Pillshurv.
BARK John Reed. Bartling Liverpool
BARK Paul rhorman Vught Great Yarmouth
Bark Poseidon, Beck. IIaNre
Barn Ptindse Frederick Carl. Grauzow Madeira.
BARK susan tar phcll Brooks kouiusbcrR.
BARK Virgo. Ivancich. bordeaux
sclr Ahbe ingalls,, Ingalls, Sliuoe Ms
schr Almeda, Smith, TIi-iuro. \ u.
Also the usual river and roustwt vpaaots
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WAsHTNGToN. Sept 7.-Col. Finley who has
been appointed by Secretary SEIZURE TO roam through thu
timber regions o Minnesota al per diem and expenses,
announces to his confidential friends that he will soon
make persons in high places Jump around IN lively
way lie intimAts that Privat~S>.rctary Rogers and
Commissioner Of Agriculture L. Duo know ethlns
about timber stealing The trouble with Finley Is that
he Is a blow hard aud gTeatiTaud
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Mr. Wm. Stonway has Just ordered the CON
sucuon OF another fire escape from the gallery OF stein
way Hail. doorway and iron bridge leading the root
of the adjacent buildings in Fourteenth street also
owned by SttluWaN sons and thence hN wide stair.
the street. There three places of exit to Four
tcuih street and two 10 Fifteenth from the body o tie
hall ami It's heating apparatus IS IN an entirely separate
hudns, tmrtA lr,t distant The new escape MIl gave
three ample means ol exit from the gallery.
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SprtaI AotMss.
THE SEASIDE LIBRARY.

LATEST l~rl Is
20 ArRoRA rLoyp, r. M,'M. Brsilon aor
p VICTOR AID NAN9tlsuEp By NJ e Lay 10
- 4 DAUGHTER or HEIu. rs Nilnn Biack To-
% NORAs LOVE rtsr y, Mary c,u iia,...... To-
g. LOVE w LITTLE, LOVE- MI InNG e ncadc IN
" THE QUEEN OF HEARTS BN Nllhle Collins. ln'
49, HANDY ANDY. ~ samuel Lover .... ..... ~
-. A SiMrLtruN. BY Charles Ee.dc ioc
- fFllA HoLT the Eadicll -, 1rir-, Eliot .2tt
atA THE NOulNG OF - Wis 40 fAfi H
~ Tlit MYSTERY h, M Henry Wood ...... Inc
p ANrONlNA BN Nilklr Collin. 2nc
80 lNANiioE. Nv ~ir Wnif.f scott .. IA
50 THE HEIR TO ASHLEY 49, Nr, n Wool ... i'n
~ WHITE LIES. hN tiaftts kfadc ...... -fs'
~ HlDk AND SEER ~ Ntlkir CDllu. ... ....... IA
a. HECTOR SEkN AuAC u. .urs Verne tnc
- THE TOWER or LoSiON. " II Au>vnrth IA
- A LIES SECkET Nv Mr. Hpnl, Wn'd tic
q HERITAGE OF LANGpALF Mr. Az Wander 2r
a II SILK ATTIRE ~ william b. ..ltc
- THE STRANGE ADVENTURES 81 rnAEfON,
Il, Vim Rnck .... lc
40 GRANVILLE he NlGNE, OR. HELD - BoND
AGE By Oulda ...... ....... M
so UNDER Tai h tiREtNWoOp TREE. fhus. Hardy i,T
~. kiIMENI BN William BlHHA ........ la
81 Illf LOST BANK N0TE BY Sir II pr, wood il,
80 THE MONARCH OF MlNUlNG lANE by vii
liam Ba, X NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. iOc
81 UNDER TWO FLAGS. Nv "Ouiln" ... 90
For sale 10y new sdcalcfs ami NJ postpaid r,ceiItu
u cents Tor single numbers and % cents uuh mum
bVrs 10y GEORGE Nj MIRO - Bochmtu ST. Sow York.
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There was

There was no business transacted In tho FIX
change sacsroom yesterday, the following sales being
adjourned To september II; Premises 1.s Broadway,
AM 2id West Forty enflih street
Anumirr of foreclosure sales arc announce tor day
IA The \
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TI0m Ne LouNrWf tONIl'TJ0Il'II
The Judge, Commemorative Attorney. and
Jury signed petition asking the Governor TO pardon Mrs.
Davis convicted IN kcnon Ol bigany and sentenced tn
three in the pcnltCntafy Tor marrying during the
life Oi husband from whom She had been divorced by
ulAh court The GONeIn0r declines " Interfere.
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CHTCiGO'S MISSING B.tNKER.
Ed Spencer Leave the Train In Canada
Mr.. Washburn's story-The Assets.


\ new clue was obtained yesterday which
Indicates pretty clearly whore Spencer was on
Monday week ago, A we'll known gentleman
who does not wish his name mentioned in
connection with the mat ,r-returned home
from the East on Sunday. In Boston one day
last week. he met Mr.. Emory Washburn. Jr,.
an attorney OF this city who told him that
lie lett Chicago on the same train with Spen-
Ger and his family. He knew him. and they
had conyersAtion, Spencer told him that be
was going 10 New YORK. At the same time he
thought Spencer was nervous. and that some
thing was wrong. Before reaching Suspension
Bridge Spencer, and his family had disap-
while going through Canada on Monday. Mr..
Nashburn is in every way reliable gentleman
and hence Spencer could not have left on the
Wisconsin. What town he stepped of at Is Just
now unk nown, but Efforts are making to locate
him. The statement that spencer has a large
deposit in the Farmers Joint Stock Bank Of
London. IL also questioned. Those who know
money in bank and let any one. know ii; that
he has in his possession whatever he succeeded
in getting away with.
Prom he C1p11o h,>r.orean
Yesterday i was found that certain bonds
held IN New York. which ii WAS feared had been
available assets and worth about $3.50 600 and
that 1900 school bonds found in the vault were
worth nearly their face. This increases the es-
timated value of assets TO sl.l25.oO0 a little
there Is possibility that the fl20,000 South
Park bonds. which are worth their face may
revert 70 the bank. They are held 10y the Amer
lean Exchange National Bank OF New York un-
der an agreement between Spencer and Robert
Bayard. 10 secure the payment Of four notes for
s3OOQO each, purchased by Bayard from tho
stat Savings Institution. These notes do not
fail due until May. 1873. Should they be taken
w at maturity. the bonds will be at the disposal
OF the creditors OF the bank. But such u con-
unsency Is almost too much to hope for.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

rlrtAruRr ALvANsC-rHs rv
run rses.... "a sun SETS. ~ Noon sets Y
HtGH wArFR-rHis
Sandy Hook. 10 Gov. Island. Is Hell Gatei -
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The New York Athletic olub'. Games.

Tho eighth annual fall games Of tho New
YORK Athletic club 10 be- contested TINS afternoon
the club grounds IN Mott Haven, beginning AT O'Clock
Many entries have been made.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
Real Istnte Market.

VALUABLE INFORMATION WHEN To WAKE MONEY
IN stocks send iorIL BRADLEY co. 10 Broad st.. y y.
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Business Hotties.


LEwisBuRc, Union county. Pa, Dec. 10 1874
Messrs SFTH W. Fowle So ms Boston.
GtSriFsES; For the benefit of tho~c afflicted with Dys
pcpsa, or weakness Of the digestive organs. would
state that have been engaged In the drug business up
ward OF twenty years during which time have sold
medicine that has relieved many "a the PERUVIAN
SYRUP and having myself been afflicted for long tmo
with Indigestion was perfectly cured by taking
large bottle. JONATHAN WOLFE.
sod by all druggists
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Price Reduced From 90 10 az.

\ never falling cure for Fever and a que and
DNs,ci sa olmans Pad Not to Try Is sheer folly.
ID, pot, 70 Maiden lane. Consultation free.
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The wcli-known rupe -ierity OF gentlemen's
hats manufactured by ESFENsCHEtDuf lis Nassau t.,
renders 1t nc,du only Tor him 20 announce that the tall
81! les are ready Tor inspection and sale.
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CAFE FLEIsCHMANN 4 cos
COMPRESSED YEAST
The genuine article bears trade mark and sgnS
tury, to which We invite special attention
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Rupture cured by DR.. MARSHS Radical Cure Trnsa
Only Office. Nesey st, opposite ST Paul Church.
The best Remedy for Children while Teeth
Mrs MfNSiDW' : soothing
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
TOO LIVELY FOR HIM.

Action ior limited divorce has been begun In the
Supreme Court. Kings county, by Joseph Dcngle
against Theresa DoDgo, his wife, on the ground Of
cruel and innuman treatment. the plaintiff, who 10
an undertaken, resides 81 No. 80 Thornton street.
Brooklyn, L. d. he vas q widowsr when, In Novem.
Dor, 1875, he married Mrs. Theresa Meyer, who was
widow lie had four children and she had ono In
his complaint he sets forth that his wfe has been In
the habit OF beating kicking and dragging him over
the door as II he we're q mop He alleges Also that
she frequently armed herself with = butchsnknIic
and tnreatensd 70 use on MIN, saying she would yet
XIII him. III
on october 90 1871 the complaint sets forth the de-
iendant entered his undertaKers store and without
any provocaton Whatever violently assaulted
aud beat the plantin with her cIinched nsis, striking
him IN the lace She pulled out part OF hts whiskers
aud putting her nngers In his mouth caused IL 70
bleed. The pIaintln sets foru "that, In fact,
ever since said marriage the defendants con-
duct has been uniformly brutal, inhuman and
abusive sho being constantly In the habit OF applying
abusive ophcts, Of threatening him with violence and
OF striking him and threatening TO take his lc and Il
bias been entirely unsafe Tor plaintiff TO live With de-
iendani Wherefore the planlln delAands Judgment
against the said defendant Tor separation from tho
bed and board oil said defendant"
The New York herald., 1877-10-27
SHOCKING INHUMANITY.

-Four months ago The shocking trsatmons received
by the pauper inmates OF the hudson County Aims.
house, ut Snake HiIl was published in the HERALD.
Several attempts were madc IN the Board Of Chosen
Frccholdcrs TO remedy the evi but owing tho OK
trsordnary powers vcsteI Ia the D,recoratarge all
attempts a. reformation were useless Tho Grand
Jury now IN session was called upon ~ afford
some relief 10 the starving inmates and a com
mtteo was appointed by that body investigate tho
case The result Of that investigation reveals state
OF things that Ia standing disgrace the people of
Hudson county The committee found the children
at dinner, which consisted only OF boiled cabbage
without any seasoning, and half a slice OF bread
Adults were ted on black bread and tea and fants
received only pint OF mk each day. No
county In Tue state Ia more liberal 10 It's
suffering poor than HUDSON county, but the
money intended Tor the public institutions ut
snake Hill has been diverted TO the purchase OF
the new Court House site and the Of Aims
house are now on the verge OF starvation Mr. o'NcIl
oil Hoboken, who IL a member OF tho Grand Jury and
was formerly director OF the Board OF FrechoIders s
preparing report OF tho case, and II probable that
prcsenttncnt will be made by tho Board OF FREQ.
holdcra