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Real k.stAte AgencIe.

II. j. HOWLEY Real Estate Agent. Bays
and sells real estate, collects rcnta, pays 'a,"
Lor non residents, etc. Commercial avenue, "
tween Ninth and Tenth streets,
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Local weather Report.

JAMES WATSON,
Sergeant. Signal Service. L. ). A.
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LOCAL POCKET rIECEs.

There was no business OF import.
ance In the police courts yesterday.
--Dymond Grain Powder only 80 cents
per d. at the New York store. 1t
Judge lIlcman, OF Union county, is
N the city attending circuit court.
Baking Powder, the best in use for
~ cents per pound at New YORK. store.
II
-ShcriIl j. II. Garter aud Circuit
Clerk JAS. Gore. OF Johnson county, were
IN the city last evening.
Shoes, Caters and Slippers, call and
examine the cheapest line Of shoes ever
sold 10 Cairo at New York Store. At
Every variety Of slippers tor infants,
children, girls, boys, women and men
Just received at Llvingstons' shoe store,
Eighth street. 81
George Barringer and George Dough-
crty, OF Jonesboro, were in the city yes.
tcrday. Mr.. harrnger is witness in
The lnion county bond case.
Where shall we 20 to spend the
Summer Is the question propoundcd to
the head Of the family who has the
means TO carry ont the touring idea.
The ,S,a wants Coroner Able's adj
dress. Why Has the StG. cold
"corpus' about the Office that it would
like to have the coroner hold an inquest
over: Able has gone to Missouri,
Nr. Woodward, after spending bout
one week at the Hot Springs, returned
yesterday morning. Mrs. Woodward
and daughter, Tennie, and Mrs, d. 7.
Parker are .stiil at the springs, and viii
remain for some time.
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RIVER NEWS.

WAR DEPARTMENT. RIveR REpor, I
May 80, 1877.
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THURSDAY, MAY 81, ls77.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A COUNTERFEITER'S GAME.

Ayoung man named James l.. Marker, who said he
resided at No 354 Henry street, Brooklyn, was ar
rested last evening on the charge OF attempting to
pass counterfeit $40 bill IL turned out uierward
that tho bill was not counterfeit, but was So bill
changed to $40 On tho police searching his room,
lead ten cent piece found and several paper pat
terms which he had used in raising a So to $40 was
discovered. These patterns were oiled and made
Transparent, and the outlines Of the figures and
letters of a $40 bill had been carefully traced
upon them by placing SO bill beneath. The
hgures and letters were then cut out and the skeleton
patterns placed over the letters and figures Of two
dollar bill BY the aid Oi needle or pin the 81
figures were neatly prcked up TO resemble those
oil tho $40. report was made somo time
since at the Third precinct station house that a
$40 counterfeit bill had been passed the
bakery OF Mr. Mollcnhagen, No. 1917 Atlantic avenue.
and ths police have been looking IN vain Tor the
man who passed It. AS soon as Marker arrcs ted
last night word was seat to Mr.. Molienhagcn, anu q
lady clerk the store called the station mouse and
recognized the prisoner MS the man who had passed
the biil although the prisoner staed sho was mis-
taken
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A CLEVER CAPTURE.

Al the Essex Market Police Court yesterday before
Justice Wandcll Detective Maloncy, Of the Seventh
precinct arragncd Ellen Smith and George Davis TO
follows MIR j. f. Brainard, clerk IN the
employ OF Messrs Beldng Bros. Il Co., wholesale deal
sewing silk at No. $40 Broadway, on Thursday
last packed case Of silk valued az $3.50, which
placed IN the charge of the New York and New Eng
land Express Company ut the OF West Broadway
IN Newark n. j. About four o'clock in the afternoon
that day the goods stolen from in OF The
express Office. On the discovery OF the tDet all the a
some Glow TO the stolen property. Detective Maoncy
was detailed on the case The detective asccrtained
that some unknown parties hired "a room ut No. IL
Henry street, but had not placed any furniture IN IT,
Alter Watching the suspicious apartments Tor some
time hc noticed Ellen smith come out oil the alleywsy
about nine oclocs Thursday night, carrying her
basket. aud she went ia "a hurried manner
down toward Essex street, where he accostcd
ncr. On lifting the I'D Of The basket no
found twenty-ouc spools OF the stolen SILK.
that she oad been employed by TO take goods
to house IN Essex street, but that she had forgotten
the number. Ellen then taken to tho Madison
street station house aud locked up. Detective Nalo
ncy alterward returned to No. II Henry street and
broke open the door leading TO the room, winch
search OF the premises he found concealed Ia
cosct tho remainder OF the stolen property. AS the
0icer about TO leave the room he confronted
by George Davis, VINO was about to enter He i'm
mcdiatcy placed him urdcr arrest. rEe prisoners
were committed Tor trial IN dcsult oi 50, 600. They
denied tho charge DAVIS and Miss smith supposed
30 have been the parties who have perpetratcd
other heavy robbcries in this city aud Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
AN ALLEGED SWINDLING RING.

For somo time past an examination has been going
before a referee q suit brought against Abraham
Isaaccs arrested under the Stillwcll act. The
plainants IN tho case Messrs Carpenter and
Grard. importers OF tobacco, AT No IL Broad street
A suit under Stwo warrant has also, 1t Is stated
been instituted against Morris Weinberg, banker, a
No. Is Wall st. Tho testimony and other papers
the suit against 1saaccs submitted yesterday to
Judge Donehuc Mr. Christopher Fine appeared foI
Messrs. CARPENTER and GIrard and Mr.. Adophus Pape
tor Isaaces II Is stated that the testimony develops
"A ring systematically organized for carrying
tcnsivc frauds, In which It Is alleged they have been
quite successful The head ana front oi the ring ~
sud to be Weinberg The plan OF operations, us
stated. is very simple and yet very cilcacious A
OF the ring would ask TO be sold bill o goods
some place selected, giving as his reference Sir.
Weinberg on calling at Mr Wcnbcrgs banking
house he wou d give nrst class report as to tno
responsibility OF tho proposed purchaser The result
would be the sale OF bull TO "a moderate amocnt GU
short time, which would bo promptly paid. Other
purchases would follow with like prompt payment,
until confidence thoroughly cstahiishcd IN tho
buyer Oi course, tho last and heaviest bill would
be paid. La the OF lsaaccs he made his flo Al
bill with Carpenter IL Girard nearly 81 600, tho pay
mcut OF winch they seeking to enforce IN tho
courts Various other parties, II Is alleged have bccn
''takcn inn the same way by lrapccs. IT IL alleged
that there some hall dozen the ring. The names
oil the other parties Tor the present withheld, rs
premature publication would be likely TO defeat tae
ouds O tustlcc
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
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POLICE RUFFIANlSM.

On1cer Jerome, OF the Twenty. ninth precinct, COM
mtted outrageous and unprovokcd assault on a
peaceful citizen last night under circumstances pecu
Ing several citizens who gave provocaion for
the exhibition OF his brutality. Shortly before ton
O'Clock slight fire occurred at No /, 131 Broadway,
in q store under the ST. James Hotel. AS usuni q
crowd collected and tho police appeared TO
the lre lines. There was no disorder and the fro
not large enough to cause any alarm.
Nevertheless, Ofncer Jerome, No 2.27s, mado himself
nocdlcssly oiicous He began by pushing young man
rudely from tho step of the building An elderly gen
tlcman, who resides at the ST, James Hotel, vio-
iently shaken and pushed back into tho crowd, who
raised murmur oil indignation The officer there
upon became cnraged, aud, seIzng by the throat the
first person who came to hand. pushed him into the
crowd several feet and threw him down, severely
spraining his ankle. He then took the young he
mad pushed down the Twenty precinct station
house and mendacousiy preferred charge OF drunk
enness and disordcrly conuuct against him. on the
way tho young man burst into tears and pitcousy
begged to be released. several respectable gentlemen
abuse OF authority by the officer, accompanied him 10
the station where after hearing the true state OF case
Sergeant Douglas discharged Tho prisoner, Frank /.
Alivatcr He Is twcn five years old aud lives at No.
Ill Christopher street Ater leaving the station
house he could hardly walk aud will probably be LAID
up several days IRON the spraln oil his ankle. A COM
pIalut Is 70 be made against jerome before tho Board
OF Police Com by citizens who Witnessed
the affair and he viii probabiy receive womcrited
punis As one OF tho gcntomen present rc
marked, IL would not DO safe TO walk the streets f
such men allowed 10 at large. They desire
to know if persons lk. jerome snail be permitted to
indulge their brutal instincts clothed IN the yarb OF
authority and in thc disguise OF the so-calied guar
daDs oil tho peace
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
WILLS AND LETTERS OF ADMIN
ISTRATION.

The wills OF the following named Persons, deceased,
were proved III the Kings County Surrogatcs Court
during the past week FRANCIS Kelley, of the OF
New Lots Lars Broandcr, Thomas West John B.
Bcckcrman Robert Merrill, Robert G. Chumascro and
Bridget Shin, all Of Brooklyn Letters OF administra
tion were granted IN the estates OF the following
named deceased persons Robert H. Hancc, OF Rum
son, Monmouth county, y. j. Dennis shine, Henry
Ralrhs, Ncpoas Gcrkcn, susannuh Peek formerly
SusaGnal IRWIN, Louisa j. Dc Nyse, Ponsonby NJ.
Charires, Dorothca Nculharcht formerly Dorotbca
Bcrman, Henry sohl, Joseph ONcill. Jacob B. John
son, Elizabeth McllIs, John Elwin Catharinc Heller,
James H. Hu2nes, jacob ,. iitzcIbcrgcr RoDcrt Bar
ton, Noah T. LOWS, Walter W. Creecb, all OF Brooklyn.
Letters Of guardianship OF the persons and estate OF
Margaret T.. Long. Elizabeth Long, Catharinc Long
John Long Anu Long and James Long were granted to
Margaret Tandy. their aunt; OF Annie Dwyer. Minnie
Dwyer John Dwyer and Catharine Dwycr 10 John
McNamara all OF Brooklyn; Of James Il. williamson
snd Maria Williamson to Eliza williamson, OF the
No,e fafe
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
INSECTS AND FLOWERS.

Professor Edward $. Morse, of Salem, Mass. delv.
last evening In the hall OF the Cooper Union. large
audience was present. Tho Professors special theme
last evening was 'Insocis Relation 10 Flowers"
Many people, tho speaker sad considered that insects
were peculiar curse, but close observation OF them
would provo interesting to all. Ho auded to the in
sects that feed upon vegetation and remarked that
class in Europe numbered six:y-nlne the plant In
America they numbered but from twenty
five thirty-nve insects 10 tho dunes
TIC plants ami In Australia, but lately
settled they averaged but nuo insects that in.
furious 10 vegetable plants Tho lecturer then pro-
cccded to give the relation OF insects flowers, and
held that. as with domestic ANIMALS, the breed was
crossed so IN the floral Kingdom the most beautiful
specimens wero ertIzcd by insects. The honey bee,
by the bright color and sweet odor OF certain flowers
would carry the dust Of fertilization from flower
to another. IL was remarkable, but those flow
ers most conspicuous, and which prouuced nectar
IN the greatest abundance, that were visited
tho oftenest by the honey bee The droop.
ing Of flowers that bent down toward
the earth, the bees seldom stopped in their fight to
notice. The speaker quoted DR.. Gray, Professors
Beae and Darwin as saying that without insects there
would be no flowers DIR. Gray had said most emphat-
was not fertilized by bees The bencnt arising from
marriage In the floral realm was due TO tho insects
The flowers that fertzed themselves would have the
closest ntermarriage, but the honey bee first visiting
ono flower and then another, halt mile apart, pro-
duced the cross fertilization Of the plants up to their
tzed themselves, were without nectar or perfume.
At tho conclusion OF the lecture Professor Morse gavo
notice that would speak Saturday evening upon
modification OF higher kind.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

Anton W. Miller, wnc merchant doing business ~
No. 81 Market street. appeared hciorc Justice wandell
ai the Essex Market Court, yesterday, rs complainant
against Tbomus Hicks aged twenty years. resident
OF Cherry street. who placed IN the c"ck charged
with attempted burglary. II appears that while Ofi-
Ger CrHcnden, oi thc Seventh precinct was patrong
his post no heard suspicious noises OF tho cliukng
0f aiec ~ the cellar OF Mr. hillcr's premises which
extend from No. 81 Market street TO No. ~ Monroe
street On making an Investigation he found Hicks
and a companion IN the place. The pair atteinp,cd
10 escape, oicer pursued Hicks and succceicd
capturing him. whio h,s con fcdcratc escaped.
When Hicks taken to tue Madison street stattvo
house refused to answer any questions aud vac
locked up. Tho thieves engaged In breaking
through thc thick partition walls Of Nos - and "a
Market street when thcy were surprised. They hsc
already cut II hall way through There were found
the foor hatchcts large and pow weriui Jimmy
and q wrcnchcd paddock. Tncrc were stored w The
cellar several thousand dollars worth OF choice
and liquors On Hicks being arraissed he pleaded noe
guilty. and was committed " default Of $1,000 bail "
stand trlak
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
KINGS COUNTY'S SURROGATE.

Yesterday notice OF n motion for bill OF particulars
was served by Walter l.. Livingston, Surrogate of
Kings county, on Abram II. Daley, VINO has obtained
u writ OF quo wafranto requiring tho present
bent Of tho Office OF Surrogate to show WAY lie
should not yacatc said Office Mr. Liyingstons AFFIDAVIT
sets orth that he dccndanu was elected surrogate at
election ncIi November !, 1870, and was declared
b. The county cabvasscrs to nave received IS J26 votes
and tnat said rcator received 50 23S votes Defendant
TOOK the oath OF Office and gave the bond required ny
law January l, 1877, and Is now dscbargng the duties
OF such Office o Surrogate He sets ortn that he can
not udicousiy answer or proceed TO trial without be-
ing informed what the objections raised as to the
validity Of his election Counsel tor the defendant also
ncd notice OF his intention to move Tor b OF partic
uars before the Supreme Court al Poughkccpsc. Jan
uary ~, requiring the relatof TO furnish "a statement
OF the particular natcrs which the reator expects TO
prove IN order TO sustain the avermcnt "tnat said
Abraa H. DALEY received the highest number OF
cast for the Office OF surrogate "
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
CURIOUS BANK CASE.

SUIT FOR ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN THOU.
SAND DOLLARS.
SUIT has been brought IN tho Supreme Court, Kings
county by TImolhy Bannon, through Counsellor
Charles :. r. Thornton against the Long Island Bank,
to obtain accounting from defendants. Tho plaintiff
ayers that for several years prior TO md
until about May /, 1861 he ntrustcd TO
tho defendants, as his agents, large sums OF
money aud that they refused 10 account to
HIM for sad moneys u Is further sct forth that tho
piant during tho said several years, tntrustcd TO
and ndorscd 10 be charged 20 hts credit when col
lectcd aud subject his order certificates OF and
dcrs the city o Brooklyn to the value Of about
sll6.b00 II ~ further alleged that the deiendan,s
have failed to charge the Same TO tho credit of tne
pIainin, or TO accept any orders made by plaintiff
Judgment Is askcd against the dciandants for tho
amount found duo by tncm TO psintiG, with interest
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
J. L. soUTHwoRTB.

This well known citizen OF Brooklyn died at his
idencc, Nc 233 Carroll place, In that CITY, during the
nigit OF the 1eth inst He anagcr Of the Brook
lyn branch Of the Hanover Fire Insurance Company.
Mr.. Southworth born In Washington county, this
State, In the year 1911 In 1924 he removed with the
family to Oneida county and in ls43 camc 10 New
York and engaged in mercantile pursuits. Ho cstab-
iished the frm OF Southworth, Slawson 4 Co., which
lor years the most prominent wholesale grocery
house IL the city Ho retired from he firm IN 1850 10
enable him TO give AL his attention TO the affairs OF The
Atlantic Bank. OF when he had Dccn elected Presi.
dent. Alter the SUSPENSION OF tho bank ho accepted
the management OF tie Hanover Compaby's Office III
Brooklyn. He gavo literally to the Baptist Church
aud to its mss on and sunday school work and was
always known us Tree handed warm hearted friend
10 every good work. lie OF the irustees OF
tie Rochester University and gave good deal Of
money To IL. lie also u subscriber to the Athe.
nscum, Polytechnic Institute, Packer Institute, .hc
Academy o Music and other similar institutions. Tho
fuacrai will lake place ir0a hts nic residence, on
Monday, al two O'Clock =. NJ.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
OBITUARY.
AssEMBLYMAN JAMES HEALY

Asscmblyman James Hoaly died at haf-past one
O'Clock yesterday morning of Brghts disease OF tho
Kidneys after illness OF three weeks Ho was taken
sick on last Christmas morning and had since been
suffering. Mr. Hcay's disease considerably agra.
vatcd by his gong Albany attend the opening OF
tho Legislature. He was compelled to return to mis-
home this city, owing to his illness, and then lin
gcred IN great pain Till his death yesterday morn
ing Tho deceased was born IN Krush, Clare county
Ireland. in 1885. He came to New York In 1s4s, and
rcGncrs, corner OF Uesbrosses and West streets
HI remained with them TIL year boss carman.
Mr.. Healy entered politics In 1865 when he was
elected Assistant Alderman. Ho was re elected in
1859, and was ieglsated out OF Office by the Tweed
charter in 1870 He was elected to the Assembly in
1872 and 1875 was defeated In 1874, and elected
again represent tho First Assembly district In No
vcmbcr. 1876 The deceased man thoroughly
seli-made lie caves wife and three children lily
provided for
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
fn ferrscrc:ion OF the besides being beausifui
picture.
very cccd piesufe f-oD the brush OF j. Bolcs,
called Anew England Meadow" is also on view at
the same gallery.
THE PALETTE CLUD.

THE PALETTE CLUD.
Tho Palette Club gave OF rs monthly Informal
receptions last evening at the CLUB rooms No East
TwenIy-seeoni street. There large attendance
OF members and guests, and very enjoy yable musical
and literary entertainments was had. Rectatons by
Mr. W. L. orinsby, Jr. Mr.. Johnston, Nr. J. Scaysr
Page, Mr. S ID. Burdctt and Mr.. A. c. Foster; music
by SIR. J. L. RICE and Mr. Tuy; singing by Messrs
Millard and Bartlett Alter elegant supper, served
by the club chef IN tho large dining ROOM the company
adjourned. Among the distinguished people present
were Mr. Chauncoy N. Depew, Mr, W. A. Camp, DR..
Rcesing, Mr. Clark Bell cx-Commissioner Voorhees,
Mr. Drummond, DR.. Roof Ir
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
1HE YONkERS ASSESSMENT.

The counsel OF tho Board of westchsster county
Supervisors having appealed from the decision of
Judge Dyxman VINO on the 18th instant ordered writ
OF nandamus 10 ISSUE directing ,he Board to credit
Yonkcrs with $1o5.3 So decided by the state Asses.
sors 20 have been an erroneous assessment applied
yesterday to that Judge, sitting IN Supreme Court,
Chambers AZ Wniic Plans, or stay oi proceeding
which was granted Ths question will accordingly bc
brought before the General Torn ot tho supreme
Court. BY the order above indicated II was made
mandatory on the Board 10 meet tomorrow and com
ply with the decision Of the state Assessors The stay
OF proceedings oil relieves that BODY from tho
duty heretofore assigned u.
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
4 STRANGE EXPLOSION.

While J. ottcn, OF No $50 Bleeckcr street, was ss
ting by range on Friday, the boiler exploded with
terrific force Portions OF the iron we're driven through
tho ceiling above, making hole largo enough for a
man to craw! through. Al the time Of the explosion
Mr. Often had his daughter sitting upon his knee. sho
was In the last stages OF consumption. The lofcc OF
the explosion threw both father and child upon tho
iloor. strangely, the child struck by any OF
the fragments, Dut the shock was - great weak
condition, that she died III few hours Burning GOALS
were blown all over the apartment, and alarm OF
nrc sounded, but the nsmcs were cxtnguishod by
bn oltro
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A CHARITY BALL.

The grand bail which Is to take place at Terrace
Garden Theatre, East Eifty-cgh,h street, near LoSng
ton avenue, ON the 3oth ins promises TO be great
succcss The private boxcs Will be sold auction at
the theatre Friday evening next, at eight O'Clock
he gentlemen in charge OF this aiai. hope through
the cooperation Of the charitable public relieve
large amount Of suffering among ihc deserving poor OF
the upper portion OF the city uurng trc ensuing win
ter he proceeds are TO be distributed by the ST. Vim
cent DO Paul Society Of the church Of 81. Vincent
Enrxc
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
A CURIOUS CONSPIRACY.

In the Essex County Court, At Newark, yesterday,
after trial covering several days J. W. and r. Colo,
father and son, wcro found guilty OF conspiracy de-
fraud George NJ Baoro. The parties were IN partner
ship in Sussex county and separated IN tho separa
ton the Coles dctsruocd Ballord out Of $4,000
lie procured their Indictment They sought to
get of tbc plea that II purely q
business misfortune On Friday the jury asked TO DO
discharged, saying they could not agree. The Judge
declined aud sent them back. Yesterday they had
agreed ana recorded their verdict The defendants
are out on SO 600 bail. Tho is the first OF the
kind ever tried in tho court
The New York herald., 1877-01-21

HARVARD CLUB ELECTION.

The Harvard Club, OF this city, OF which Mr. Joseph
II. Choatc IS tho President, met at Delmon.cos last
evening" The meeting was, as usual, very pleasant
Tho following gentlemen were elected officers for the
ensuing year :--prcslden;, Joseph ii. Choatc; Vice
Presidents, Henry W Bellows, Jonn o. Sergeant,
james Y. GOODRICH, william h. worthcn and Gcoree
W. Sorcn; Executive Committee John Haven, Charles
d GambrilL James r. Kuteth, Nathaniel .. smith.
Waiter Z. Tucscrman; Secretary, Francis II. Wcid ;
Treasurer. r. Efauk BroWncL
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
THE COMMUNE.

Some French refugees residing In this city last night
formed committee TO organize q celebration In honor
Of the rising which took place IN Paris In 1871 under
the Commune several socaiistc and communist so.
cjctics wcro represented. IL was stated that some
1000 cx.Commnnsts were at prescott IN New York
and have organized a society known la Socicto
dcs Refugees dc In Commune"
The New York herald., 1877-01-21
EDWIN PAG~, ". u.

Tho Eagsh mail brings report Of the occurrence at
Chester OF the death Of Dr. Edwin Pasc, who was for
many years surgeon in the National LIMO OF steam.
ships. He was young man OF great promise, very cf-
ncicn IN his profession, and graduate from tho Dub.
College OF Surycons He had great many iric,Js
on this ns wen as the other eide OF the Atlantic VINO
regret his early dcmsr. DR.. Page had only been i've
months married. having an American lady Tor his
mar or throuyh life,