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New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
ANOTHER FRENCH FLAT nOTFL.
1.-THE FLoRFNcE" TO BE EREcTrDAT FoUETH-Avr
BrTwrEN EIGmIKENTm AND NINEIEENIn-sIs.

" THE FLORRNCHD TO BE ERECTED AT FOUETH-AvT.
BETWEEN EIGHTEENTH AND NINETFENTH-sTs
The three villa residences on the east side
Of Fourthave., between Eighteenth and Nnctecntsts.
which formerly belonged 10 the Holbrook estate have
been purchased by Mr.. Matthews. ~ No. Il BrOadwaT
who designs erecting the site a French fot hotel 10
be called the " Florence" These residences well ~
those on the opposite side of the avenue. and similar
buildings which stood where the Clarendon aud Everett
Houses now stand. designed By samuel b. Ruggcs
over forty years ago, when he laid out Union.
Square and CnCnplacc the first two blocks
above Cnonsquarc were formally called The new h0-
tel is 20 be hreproof e~cc throughout n vii be
seven stories high and Will cost nearly s2ODOOO The
front Will be Elghrcontl-st. extending 200 feet.
with dcpth or % feet aEd ~ feet high The structure
proper will be OF ron the basement AMI first and second
nOOrs being ~ granite and brow
rcs beng faced with granite and cnOred ornamental
Trimmings IN the centre VII be dome rlly % feet
Nigh which Is 70 serve reservoir for supplying the
occupants OF tho flats with water Not ics than 20D
Window viii open the front upon short balconies .-
ming along each story. Tho front viii have three
man entrances, each being very lar1e aud Handsomely
finished. In centre Of the buding. the ground
floor win be- very large and handsomely appointed
restaurant or tle exclusive Of III occupants ant
into So make the building attractive for the of
small families, the rooms being arranged that III
can Dc rented according the desires of The applicant
large Bunhcr - Worfuon rs nov Employed IN making
the necessary excavations Tor She foundation VI the
Sdifice.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

The hearing Of the appeal Of the Rev. John
Miller rom jae decision OF tie PIes5ytr) N,"-bruas-
wick finding him guy Of -ercsy. was coacadoG ia the
synod of New, r,ey, "a Newark, yoscIday. Tie vote
was as follows: NOt 10 sus;ain 100; o rc'. =; cN-
cused frcm voting tar ground that fhr remedy
adopted by TIE pisbgrery was not tie best . IN The
report adopted, after condcmHpg 'Ec doctrine 1t
foIt by Nr. Miller, u his 1GJk Questions Awakened
bv the Bible the synod fCcomNcug"c 20 thr pttrni-
t.rv such action. II any De fossihic. cs sht nha,
Mr.. Miller 10 calmly review his opinions rpon these
.rrtt vital topics
the ~ ,s Oi Srpur. referred 10 n Tic aoioa Cf
the prcsbylcr: do prohibit the iabling 10y women OF
tuc offices uf public preachers n Tie rcisl nN OF
tie church. while mau'auin" ,Ae POSITION the - nod
would hereby Dut uunD record Its high appreciation OF
the -cryccs of women IN other department. ~ Christian
evangciizafion and beneyoi Dc,.' ~ relation - 1r
Sees nrcachig the G1"uc ~ perfect Holiness, tie
synod coInsccd Mr. 10 acccp" al ihc Jyice - the
prcsbyicIy nd pertinent, and Yise ani "inpcn tho
same
Nj see ten gave notice of appeal The Rcy. John
Miller also gave notice of appeal 10 ih, q .ucal As
scmbly, an. announced thar he Was satisfied tlat ne
not likely 20 change his mind on tie subject.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
INPhoVING rHE bhL4UAEFS cHINyfL
EAsroN. Penn.. OCT. Pin 1915 the Legis-

FAsrON, Penn, Oct. oh 1873 the Legis-
Ia,ure of NcV-Ycrk appropriated $4,000 f"i ;hr Pur-
pose Of improving tire channel ri th. Delaware luver
fra- H. r,u n that ~tit. rtol-lel s hore-. Com
ri.,iou consisting 81 lys's rr. an Cc.-c Potts,
two experienced umbeuuon %. Delaware arG ~uiliysn
Counties AID Grunei Burt, 81 Orange Comfy wa AZ
pointed 20 sGpcliutcud the Do;k wach was completed
last Fall The main obstruction n the channel NOM tHe
head of rafting navigation 10 fine mouth O.. tho N,'ei-
sink River we're AL removed, and necessary "ans and
break yuters were constructed ias' spring ihc biss
test OF the value OF the WORK made. About Loo
RATS were run over the section improycd-4h uusn.y
large number. Previously several tAoiud1h Collars
damage was annually done 10 thc RATS No damage was
fo, a,t spring TO- Nhir the chAn" tuul %. rltt ked.
The ,nccr~- 81 work done hy NcN "fi has lr lNn-
h- otcrfurs along the rNfr 70 take ncasitcs 20 faFf
NJ, charuel, from The mouth OF The Avfcrih6 on down
fhr rlSer improved m "a similar ui.nucr. lctNtfn
T,slou and Trenton alone, ifoul rlJ.NOb 10 10000
worth OF damage done 20 rEits annually hy hc nulner-
ous ubstctlOns aud dangerous places. lNc legislature
-. ts state will bc asicd az ita next session I'D apprOlu
nj ;,t.t $4,000 help n the w"k tae lumber opcra
tor yS1..a eeug bali iuicn more II " is
onirca Two-thrs of tie uber lUn on The river . cut
| IN the Pennsylvania counties oi PIKE and Wayne.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE BARrHoLDI STATUE OF LIBERTY.

INc lntFICNI dNUntHtW TT IIV I.EF VTIdIi UU-
sk uas directed attention again ~ the colossal statue
NJ Liberty the git the citizens ~ France to America.
bch will be erected Oh Bedl0e'j Island in the harbor.
Richard Butler secretary of tie Committee OF Ways and
Means in this rity says tie committee anticipate no d.f-
r IA iu raising tie money Tor the pedestal, ana that u
-. Tle unsettled condition ot nisls m tfGncc las
b.ou the cai OF delay. Mi. ituilcr visited PARIS, Gul-
t, tb@ summer ana yas assured by II. LaaouIrc, the
Cu dc Krcheioucad, and o,her di,ng guIslci rcucI-
Iue that they position 10 carry out tith part
a. ~ tr-t intended Nj Butler paid frequent visits TO
tc ,tldio ~ NJ Barhoidi, who was then engaged on q
~, lion. aJuut cighytwO feet lons aud lAlFty-'iX
| n brrLt Ib;s ION 10 10 be erected af Beiiort. to
rtorate tns yaor of the c0mnIn Ter and garrison
- f,- Franco Pru,sau war. M Butler saU tic Anerl-
,I,uitfa d, ,lred tat tie eNpcns' OF tLe peossta.
si,id he distributed over tuc whole country aIi tuas
iuaiyldual contributions should Dc small
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
DISSATISFIED WITH THE ACADEMY.

There IS q strong disposition among the
Younger artists 0f tins city, 10 organize annual rX
hiiuon ~: their works iu such that they may
have equa advautag,F with the members Of The Academy
Of D.sn This feeling gained strength last Sprug. Sad
has been encouraged by artists who Lsy, cOmple ed
their studies abroad. and hy some mompeis of ihe
Academy ITSELF. During the summer several meetings
have been held TO consider the matter and LIGch entlu
sf. an, las been shown TIE next meeting VII Dee held
sonctm this FALL when the majority o the artists nave
returned u then homes.
Design. owing 90 the prc-chct on TIE hangug commit
tce of several unusually lbgrl minded gentlemen, iht
,ourgc- artists add n0iAc3dculcians wore clcA ac-
corded thc privilege OF having one picture upon te hr
PRAYER Acade'uc,aus. acfcd as an opening WciG iuc
the juniors who catcd with their success determined
10 10 d step further. aud put themselves beyond
the necessity Of deprhdinS upon "ht IncF IT
revcrtntIy term an " old fCg1 affair Jhcle Is
some evidence Of u feeling among arist7 tIi"l, ~he
opposition would not contribute 10 the prosperity O TIE
abe printers who arc nO1 comparatively Ivt cct lh tlc
cold for while the Academy il willing 10 exhibit their
works-aEd ssuctlmcs Hdyant13eouSy IL If cHaFY Huuut
extending item the privilege rl l'uneThull ONO
tist who stands high ms profession, states tuai a.
though his name been offered seven or eight times
tor adIn!ssc The roll Oi Associate Acadcncansnd
ut the request Ot the Ovuuci-lt has lhNaIip! Dcch
backbard . "
vigorous young institution. in its third year.
called lie Art stUd,nts League Is one form Of oppOsi
tion 10 lie Academy Design II called into being
ADEQUATE advantages for studies from life models It's
officers are +. Waller. president; hrs Bdker, the
wife of lawyer OF th.o city, vice p,,e5a.u,ehti a,i
Secretaries While the Academy proposes giving opppr-
tuucs ior study from the nude three times week. the
League gives the same Opportunities tnrco times dy,
sri Ell class The Instructor j. Walter snriand, who TT
turned last season from 1iuncb.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
A BANKER CHARGED WITH swINDLNG.

30 Christian ROOs X Co., scandinavian
agents. and commission brokers' of No 20 Safest we're
charged by several scanGnayanS yesterday with having
sindlcd them ont OF considerable sums Of money TIE
complaints having been preferred before the Comm"-
soners OF Emigration warrant was Issued Tor TIE AZ
rest of Bo Christian K0Os, who hhd made an
ASSIGNMENT OF his property TO MI Shore' OF
los Fulton-st on October IL He was arrested
and taken 70 the Tombs Police Court ana
held m s. COO bail John Garrison. workman 10 the OK
fnrI Iron Company, of Ncw Jersey complains tHnt e
den,sitcd note Tor $500 with Ro0s Coz On AuSpst -
for --iatlou on September Koos informed Garrison
th.. m has, ;.eed llic mote IN the hands OF l"l ei bn
Carl4eu learned >ttcrWaTd5 that the oxford non 'onl,
,,n b,G nnld the nUis Angus 30 On Septehptf -
te ,etriyrd from R0O5 a certihcite 81 d'p'Nl
for tbr amount, and ~ dDs 3Eb, Whru
- desired TO collect 1t. he loreG titi EoGs h'n
t,tl-i John O. Arlsti0u. "A tailor, ot M. % 'o4t-
iIutt-.t l. cnarLes tl4at on March ne de tsl'ct
with I,no. 800 lu Swedish money Receiving "l
,, -I,,.r .r a Goa Stockholm, which 0fait was us
,cn0rrd v-iie AlIsrruri Ou Il trip O. EUROPE hp'-
cyp1ined ihat difficulty with Ashbcrger 20 was Iie
he cause OF the dItl being dshonoted snh icli'tu u
,yith nuotuer WAcn Ahiatr0m endeaFo4cH 20 o''i'I
avu,c upon thl- he learned mat kuJs Was h'soScu,,
Danish sailor also charges BOos wih ootalnlns 92"V
under false p, tenses. There are others no ciain il
Hoos ha- swiudrd them HIS tDiirss are aoou' 80
600 end his assets F-,OUO.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

A. j. Reid, who was connected with the
American Popular Lilo Insurance Company, tesuhei be-
,or, R.f.,.e Warren. YESTERDAY. thai he moi an
aetun officer Of company but acted as assistant sec
rotary and did most of the work OF the aciuary An
entry I'm the cash boot Ia December 1873 Oi the Pul
cna.r or Se-YOrk bonds amounting 20 over F"VVOO Lo
dld not thigk genuine tfaiiaaeii"h nc 'nhf W.
made by nIln cider OF Dr. lA.iAD'ii. Ihc co"I'ti
rnfry in January ls7i ho aso thought cli no. rep
an ciuaI .ausactlJ There were other sui.st 'ht -h,
nnien IA the wtus>es judgment leihes' Att'.
bogus transactions MI Reid also iod nov th' "hh"il
rprrts of tne COMPANY were made up Certain entries
W. ~ made in the Dcoks after d. Lambert DsEi ~ p'
rare tae report 40 te books would coIesohd "ith
Tho Tenurt
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
INSPECTOR MURRAY's ARRESTS.
BRIGGS AND MOORE STILL IN CT'sTODY-MRs. MOORE
And MISS HILL DISCHARGED.


BRIGGS AND MOORE STILL IN CUsTODY-MRs. MOORE
ASD MISS HILL DISCHARGED.
The examination of George W. Briggs alias
Thomas H. Leroy aud Elizabeth Iill. his reported wife.
the charge Of robbine Mr Kerr OF the firm Of Ang
Brothers & Co., Of Worcester Mass, Of $1,000 worth OF
iewcry held yesterday ut the Essex Market Police
Court. Briggs was in high spirits and only manifested
interest IN tie wonan's discharge, willie she
downcast, expressing fear that her par
ents would learn OF the disgrace OF her arrest.
william r. Aling identified two pairs Of bracelets ard
brooch found in BHsgss possession part Of the stolen
property. Rudolph Schmidt haciman, recoleced go
ing to the Putnam House for black trunk which he de
hyered a Adams- Express Office but failed 10 recoVniZS
Briggs os The man who received IT, Joseph IenYiie g
identified Briggs rs the man be drove to the Punain
sample trunk. At this briggs sprane to his feet
and made movement "a II 10 strike RenVl!e.
clerk at the Putnam House identified Briggs tile man
who had Tie black famrlc trunk. Briggs. when asked
for his name by Justice Smith, ad George L. Brl-gs
twenty years old born in Massachusetts, residing ~ No
l23 E1st Tweiiy-nlnhs occupation. stercotyprr lie
entered uca ~ not guilty, and was committed III DC
fault of $1,000 bail.
Elizabeth I'm was DISCHARGED. and tho watch aud
chain were ordered 10 be returned to her. %O1 found in
possession OF Briggs, wa- also surrendered Briggs ga7c
Miss iil SEQ sdyscd her to 20 ome and await h1 r.
aiiectionaic parting she started ,or the Grand Central
Depot aud BgIgss removed TO tho Es>ey Market
spector MURRAY at the conclusion OF the eN-
animation, with an order 10 proGuce Briggs before judge
Dcnohdc ~ halfpast ten o'clock this morning. tGc
police have witness IN reserve, named SticEcy.
vino was IL charge OF the haggagcroom on The day that
tie cheek Tah Transferred nom val 30 to the sample
trna by Briggs; me- VIII identify Bzgs II l. asserted
rs the who asked ms valse upon which tac
check of Kerr found the next day.
Laneduu -. Moore. or Cbir.es Adams and his vile.
Reb'ccn Aoor' were brought bcfor Judge Donohue, n
sapromc Court. CAambers, yesterday Oh habeaS corpus
Mr.. Howe, heAalf OF the prisoners. sid tigt ad
been agreed the writ 20 10 Moore Adams should be
adjourned 10 next Friday as there were some appe1r-
C,tnst him hut to Mrs hGorc, the only slad
dow G suspicion against her was that she ouud N
her husbauds house. No statute had yet made that =
lie appealed tu assistant Disrct-AttOgucy l@@ry
for the CT hi, statement. Sir Icary not dissent
ing Mrs Moore was d5chaI ccd.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
s40Rr ora fEh0AS WEE.
HER LIrE IN THE OLD WORLD AND THE


HEP IV-E IN THE OLD WORLD AND THE
NEW
pr.r-IT~ OF MARRYING 4 INSTRUMENTATION
,,rnponr ro p,rts .xp rgrNCC TO NEW
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.i i En-, ,1.'....,..,+. $50, prisor T., 14-n
,, p.iI ,t a.. ,,,r., WIS maxim, IL
1',., - ,.,,.,,. v-i.l,,, (i,r- of LIVER.
'"'' -. =, ,,i d. $50. io, ,,.i
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az, ,r,,. ,lo, .,,,, .ii,,.. ppd,r t:,r ,i;,. ..
80 IT, .,,,.....i I,.,,..rf IN Ia. "a ..tir.. IL
,t ,,....-....i..r that lac ,..,. ,.,.-
leIcidit ir"i' Nh'i'''' i''' ''' ',''" '''' -"
-c>.el OF -rca; wealth secured To o. borne "" 'H '"7
i,l ,,,4f.tIr. of money, and Ay his valuable elit-
I''-." 'i'' , f,,.,. ,.,
E' suspicion MAS 'A"ire 'l'' ~ ""' '"-'''' "'"'
,l..i,. n l., 80, c>t.p.i,. Il. nj, robbery
' ''''
Ballard presents to Miss Clark were suporo He al
mot covered i,r With ryslrg and lcn tlieY wcrt
iIcd, ai!cra Iie cJus. n2, her iious'ral "iti AeT
husband pad for. nyai'"l iho Of princess. Tie dia
,,,d which .Io woiq. a; the ". }a.ng were worth So
t''' VIM .
where Ballard pIop.cd 10 i've. lie secured
,,Iaa.,ut quarters az ". > Rae Scribe. which
...t 49,, ,ri1 ...i,i,- ,.rve1 t,t,,.,fr-. ,-
H' "'''' "F
mcnS ilirf1f an Nid' 'i iihtiI->' u ''-iit .ic
Isrc the Guft AGcftct3e. I!e restaurant ntc. .dtd
g. l, 81 .r.,ut l,n, r.f iv American trtyci'.rs and
,. ,, o. ...t...,. t.u. I,,....,.,...
sue" 80" -i-i'- '''" "'n''' " ''''' '''''' -" ""'"
cakes ana puMlEn pcs were served ihach 10 tc sur
ie ~ fh pali~s as fA sc doIca,io- were on. .ireiy
,- l. ,i.., ... ..f...i,.. :.. ...
Unknown I" iicir' ''"H'il' h"''''' ""' "'"' '''~-
ueripllccd E the bsueS. an b-ia- man OF cAiraNa-
.., ,.ii,. .,,. b....,. 5annv ifvnlv.1 TIn,ips ia
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retrieve Is !p-ss' d opened Ih 'i' upper ltt %. HH
ioJ,c "a fashionable gambling saloon, where y0pue
,,r,,,s ,,-li inlu,r, in the fs.ciuqting came. of
-. -, .t.. ..,.,i.,..
draw POKER faro ah' !'ul'''' Ju~' ""'n '' '''"'7
i+ aud arrested i,lllarI aud his guests trial re
.t t .t,,,. ,,.,....f,.,- far d., 49,.
suited IH coHF'c'Io'' 'u'' p''"'"" '''r, '
rgrue Ballard fed 10 England, ana under the French
- i. .,.,, t.,l ,,r,c..i.d ia his aeur. and be WIS
III" '''' 9'''"'' '''' i' >,
convicted add sentence 10 tit g'lHys, II Io""" ON
French soil Hls. id'tilN l'Ii''h'H IH I"'s. i'l
cqu page wa ait, Der tollcts were exquisite ana "oi
i~Wris were the ad;n!Iaii"roi aii.
AL"ut i5 time there 1iiF'c" uioii me ,ehe ~ man %
Whcsr real anne Was AdHli worm. hut vi" ''-" 'i.i
hc w.s William Raymond. e.. f1,nd Of al!ar, rec nilI
returned from Australia, where ne cdlIhtr /" 1aFt
aul"s.rd great fortune ~" was a youLS I'in "' h'e
appearance, ga easy MANNERS "id "'sHin- alf',, au
c@PIcnc.d liiiir d:lhcuN ]" S-.liT me ian' 't VIII
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
rur nrsr Is ruE cnEApEsT.

The long-estabished house of Traphagen q
Co OF Noe SOS 400 and 10. BoweIy, have one Of tie
largest stocks % read, made clothing for gentlemen
ana children 10 be found the city. THIS house dors
business on the prnople thai the best Is the cbeca
Having an experience OF twenty yoars the hiin - eA'
nled TO compete aueoessfuly with other large esiaD'
uentr. Tho custom department contains eohipisto
assortment Of imported and domestic goods ana We e'
ing dspaturnt IL under tnr supervision OF uhr OF tn,
best ctrs Tie city. The ,iO,A 0i eotsa l"f ran hd
Winter suits ami oyervosrs very large ani cOnilns AL
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
A CRlNuNAES EsCAPE.

James Graham. alias Felix Rooney, was az
rsaed M Tie Court % General Sessions yesterday. tor
Highway robbery and assault and battery, and was re-
uanded TO &c Tomhs Willie Odicer Kasmire was con
dretn lin 10 TIC combs the prisoner broke away from
him and escaped - sad that tie officer had elected
+, b1ulcuG tle LrSontr Z. himself ana Captain Lindsay,
~ thr lo,uLs squad suC tsa, crowd Supposcd 10 r
fhc tti,ourr frrds. sCrrouuc' The ofc'r ud GRAHAM
nr ths street and facilitated the iSt"rs scapc Ocrr
ksirire hurrrdy stated tac facts ~ the captain, and
druurtrd 10 search fOr Graham.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
OPPOSITION TO THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

Rumors that the Brooklyn Bridge is soon to
meet with an opposition that will decide whether or
not IT be completed in circulation among ware
houseIneu, property-Owucrs. Slp-ownors, aud ship
masters. These opposed to the bridge because
they declare that il is Of a sufficient Height
above the to permit the passage ol vessels Of
the largest class, with all their spars standing.
The striking Of tie sFars, they say, cannot be
done by regular crow3 aud hence would cause e loss
both in The wages paid tn rggcrs especially employed for
the purpose aud tile detention OF the vessels. fhtv
say. n ten feet could be added to The present height
almost every vessel, submerged 10 ha ioad uc cnHd
pass niOvidcd tie ligu spars above the t1pgsllaHI
Inasts sent down. II completed upon the present
uitn they declare that many o inc larger vessels viii
he obi -ed to scnd everything down. 90 lnc tnimast-.
The following OF the vessels winch H. csiincd
viii be- srou Is affected ~ the bridge only i3j tee
from WatI'> cds" 10 tie f0p-llan' maS Is gwen
Ship hudsun. l49ls c"t; tlp Ailal"n. 80 !cl sMiy
following vessels are gwen WIN ilc Etleht oI ILsli Il
Ina-ts above the wacrs eig -h.p Great Republic. i3
feet; ship Palestine, 49, ieet: ship John G. Calhoun
1852 feet: snip Constellation, ~ !c"t.
The bases uf action by the opucfS stetnS 10 DC IN one
section OF the Act ot C0Egrss. permitting the bridge 70
l,o built pon plan approved by the Secretary OF War
AhgU Doe constructed and built nO 70 Ostrici. .I
pair, OF IiuI0Uss muo.fY t.c navigation OF The river.
spaIs ~ iss under io bridge tacu ths structure ut-
comes aii ir,a one Unicr the strict letter OF the law
10 VIII then rave 10 De- removed, ana the money ready
spent ,uu IL viii DINr been wasted. Cas-" No ltN on
tie calendar OF The United state Circuit Com h. 0 c-,
the legality Of s structure. Its opponents say that no
more timc Nil be wa,trd. but that The ca-e VIII Dc
is also clucd dat tic Council OF Political Reform viii
bring a tuit against The Bridge Company ior W9sic!u
expenditure oi the peoples m"n.y. Henry A. AHrE o.
poses the bridge, b.! coutesliuG the company I-! 20
open new street Without special act ~ tic L-g!slI
tlrc which ha, been obtained lie has presented ms
argument before tue Supreme COur and decision II ~
IN. III "a i. fttK.I
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
THE long ISLAND CoUNrERrErrERs.

Constable Hart and Townsend and SidEey
Wright who we're arrested IL Anit)'lc, l. J., Oh Wet
nesday for couspIng To shield from puli,ll, Jams
Drake charged with passing counterfeit money. were
brought b, !ole United states Commissioner "iueiow IA
BropElcu YESTERDAY. Iustiry ala.s Cooper %. babylon,
csn al mat he Lcll Drake iOr sing cru.eTici' notrs
az ~. National Bd.k Of Im.uH'l lii. C.ares Nds-
ncr butcher If Brcsau. s9.rt ilat tir younger Nueit
h. ac.uo ioa:..c fu li tflt r tcrryrt rs-t. Mon-f
fr,u Dk.. several tilyr witnesses ..., tHfi trey
sy, Drake -p,ud u1 money Wi.'l. lr tr touiluY ~
sidney Wright. The ,t.. Nl l- lifnf.i tt-dN.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27
rNvoncrNG yHE ExCIsE LAW AT YONKERs

tt III " IT IN't'1N'FIs-'
The Youkers police made a descent on the
lorrlcrs og that city Thursday nignt. and arrested
v,ept,-ave out OF the hfty-sX dealers AGAINST whom
oou,ulnts have been made. or those taken In custody
Jeremiah Donovan yesterday, admitted HIS guilt, and
,s.s nn.d s3o The time OF the City Court yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

the latest styles IN these fabrics. In the ready-made
clothing department the variety very large. suits are
tEovn here for men and boys in all the new patterns
aud at prices TO suit all tastes and pockets. The hru
aiiirms that there has been radical change Ia gentle
mems either in material this Fall This es
tabli-hnent has very handsome display at the Amer
can Institute Far this
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

taken up I'm trying Julia Healy. Jeremiah Donovan
and Isabella Rose who found guilty aud tned $50
each; and in cxaming VIM. ii. MoGratb, Patrick sand
ers, Michael Iay. VIM. G.. Walker, John ~ Kuhn, ana
John SchlobOhm. who held In 800 ban each 10 ap
pear for trial at the Court OF General Sessions at White
Plains.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

During a recent Chinese banquet at San
Frnncco au orange la, AZ the plat. u each guest
The fruit on helns open, found 10 contain FIVE
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m tie inside winch foIud nuis, ie.e, meals an
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New-York tribune., 1877-10-27

Assignments we've lied yesterday y john r.
Kisour 10 IMtaer W Wood, ana by Charles L. sopp ~
Ernest Kaufman. ,...
Nay WoT and Perez Wolf. dry goods, az No. IL White
- ovc g.ll .g75 o. and have lO2 10 assets.
Register Allen has received 4 voluntary petition IN
bankruptcy rom Hemp l. scIahtoD lie owes s3O.OOO,
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