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FOR SALE OR RENT,

THREE STORY BRICK RESI- III
Il dence containing seven rooms, 81.
kalls and cellar, located on Tive ith
street, between Byron and Jacob streets.
Gas throughout Everything convenient.
For lurther information enquire at ITO
Twelfth street.
ilt.5b Mrs. ELIZABETH HAMILTON.
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NorIcE.-At the forced closing out
sale of J. w. Ferrel, you can get Muslin
ut 4 cents, Calico at 4 cents, Grenadine
at 3 cents, and Carpets at ID cents per
yard. Call soon if you want bargains.
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The Finance Committee of the Board
of Commissioners have awarded the con-
tract for repairing the Fulton bridge to
the Canton Wrought Iron Company Tor
SG25.
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THE Steubenville Furnace and Iron
Company are laying an iron track from
th9r coke ovens 10 the stock house
which, when finished, will save gres,
deal OF hauling.
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The stockholders Of the Riverside Iron
Works, yesterday, elected .. &. Dewey,
J. 5. Vance, w. H. Hearne, I j. Hearne,
n. Wilkinson and j. ID. Culbertson,
Directors.
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RISEx NEWS.

showed 10 feet 6 inches and falling.
The Molhe Ragon departed for Par
kersburg yesterday.
rne Telegram, ONeil and Star Of the
West are making regular trips.
The Express arrived here last nigh,
from Parkersburg.
The Hudson Is due from Cincinnati
to-day, with ! arge lot of sugar and
molasses for this port and PIttsburg.
The following boats with tows passed
down yesterday: Sam Brown, Oakland,
Hornet No. 2, Panther, and Josh
Cook.
The Carrie Brooks for Marietta, and
Emma Graham for Portsmouth, Will
pass down to-day.
The river was well filled with floating
ice yesterday.
The levee is filed with freight and pre-
sents n business-ilke appearance.
The Bette Gilbert Is lying about one.
half under water at Powhsttan.
The local inspectors at Pittsburgh,
says the Gazette, have madethe following
estimates of losses and damages sustained
in the destruction aid injury Of steamers
by the late food. Total losses: Chief.
tain, $4,000; Elisha Bennett, $4,000;
Lion, s20,0s0; Relief, $4,000; Z. J.
Grace, $500; Coal Bluff, $1,000; Alex
Foster, $1,000; Three Lights, $4,000;
Minnie Harris, $500; Seven Sons, SlO,-
600, ard Traveller, $1,000. Damaged
jim Brown, 500; Mike Dpugherty,
$50; Ben. Wood, $500; My Choice,
81 200; Nellie Speer, $500; Charley
Brown, $500; Jack Gumbert, $500;
Joseph Wsrne, $1,000; Is. Keefer, 500;
J. B. Williams, $500; Joseph Walton,
Sl,zOO; j n. Camden, 500; Kangaroo,
$50; Fred. Wilson, $500; Elizabeth, $3.50,
and Sam. Roberts, s25. Total loss, s7f,.
600; damages, s7,425; grand total, $751;
AIS. Insurance. is no: available in any
of those Losses, the risks having been
taken against fire only.
by Telegraph
PITTsBURGH. January 25.-Riyer !
feet inch and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, January 25.-River rose
l3 inches. Weather cloudy; mercury
Al. Acknowledgement, Arkansas river.
SHREVEPORT, La, January 25.-De-
psrted-Fiorence, lower coast; Clifford,
Gilmer. The river has fallen one incn.
Weather cold and drilling rain.
NEw ORLEANS, January 25.-Arrived
Susie Silver, II. g. Yeager, Caro-.
Depsrted-Nona. Weather cloudy and
cold
CAIRO, January 25.-Arriyed-A. C.
Donelly, Cincinnati Depsrtei-C. a.
Anderson. Nashville; A. L. Donnelly,
Cincinnati. River IS feet II inches and
rising. Weather clear; mercury 81 deg.
CIsCISSATI, January D. River 80
feet : inches and falling. Weather
clear and cold. Arrived-Courier,
Wheeling. Depsrted-Rober. Mitchell,
New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, January % Weather
cold and clear. River falling with 20
feet in the canal Depsrted-ShInkle,
Memphis; Mary Miller. st. LOUIS; Gold
en- Rule, New OrleanA
EVANSVILLE January Is -Weather
clear; mercury % 70 81: wind south.
River 40 feet; has fallen 6 inches ia "a
hours Up-Chss. B. Church, PIorencs
Lee, Maggie Smith, Sherlock, Scherck,
Arkansas Belle. Down-Dick johnson
and Evansville. Business good
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A Man Of a Thousand,

XBHEE DEATH WAS HOURLY EX.
w PECTED from Consumption, ali
remedies having failed, and Dr. II. James
a preparation Of Indian Hemp" which
cured his only child, and now gives this
recipe free on receipt OF NO STAN ps, tn pay
expences- Hemp" also cures night
sweats, nausea At the stomach, and win
bl eak fresh cold In "a hours. Address
Chaddock 4 Co., go Race street, Pbiia
delphia. naming this paper. noZStaIl
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ANOTHER Bio DgIvE.--Best style
dark ward wide chintz for 10 cents per
yard at j. w. FERkEL,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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Lome opa THO

Wor KS On that subject giving concise
nd plainly written Instructions for the
reatinepi OF all ordinary ailments Of All
Domestic Animals, are constantly kept In
stock, together with appropriate Medicine
Chests. These books are specially written
for the farmers, Stock Raisers or Livery
stabIeman's use, avoiding a. for =. rc,..y
Die, all technical terms For Descriptive
Price List send stamp 10 the BALTIMORE
HOMEOPATHIC PHARMACY, is West
Fayette street. B0ERfcKE a TAPEL.
opr istors. feb1sh
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To THE PUBLIC. To make room FOR
Spring stock, will sell for The next thirty
days all goods at greatly reduced prices,
JERRY CLEMENS
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The saloons opened up last night at
twelve o'clock.
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NOTICE.-lmmcnse stock Of Dry
Goods andCsrpets at forced sale by
i. W FERREI,.
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A MAN was run over by buggy on
Chapline street, near Fourteenth, yes
terday, and severely though not danger.
ously. cut and bruised about the face and
arms.
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No gold watch, but the oysters served
in manner which brings the customers
back again, at Neuhausen's Oyster Par
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Go SEE another heavy reduction in
Carpets and Dry Goods at corner Main
AID Twentieth streets j. w. FERREL.
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THE Ro!fe boat club have their paper
out for masquerade ball ON Mardi Gras
night.
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PoRcKD SALK-Gfest Bargains in
Dry Goods and Carpets al Whatever they
Will bring. Must be sold 20 raise msney.
j. w. fxRKKI,
Cor. Main and Twentieth streets.
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RUsINEss STAND FOR RENT

fNHE STORE ROOM AND DWELLING,
No. 81 Twelfth street, now occupied by
j. +. Buake. Possession April L: 1875.
Enquire of O'KANE & DIVINE.
Jec5 lilo Main Street.
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A GREAT OFFER. M H2Ehss

Sis sSss 81 III io S1 PIANOS AND ORGANS
of hrst -class makers, including Waters, al
Extremely Low Prices for cash. during
his month, or part cash, and balance In
NALL MONTH The same II Ia
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A THIN covering Of ice formed on the
creek night before last
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If you want Ms fine White Shirt MS
there is in the city for $l00, 60 to j. w.
Ferrgs.
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TEE citizens of the city should turn
out in force tonight, and attend the
Thompson testimonial benefit.
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MONEY was gamblcd even on the re-
suit yesterday.
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FOR bargains attend now the forced
sale of Dry Groods and Carpets of
J. W. FEEREL.
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LADIES fine side-lace. box toe shoes, at
l.. V. BLoND's. 1885 Main street.
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TIE election pa led of very quietly
yesterday, but little interest being mani
tested.
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The Governor, yesterday, Issued
another pardon.
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GREAT bargains in ladies shoes, at
l.. V. BIoNp's.
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For RENT OR SALE,

TIME DWELLING HOUSE NOW -
occupied by Mr.. -loomfeld, on ".
Chapline street. Possession given
April |, 1877. K. CRANGLE.
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ASSEMBLY Hall is the most suitable
place for private >suppsrs.
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For the next thirty days will offer
my stock OF Ladies', Misses and Children's
shoes at cost. l.. V. BLOND's.
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THERE was no business transacted yes
terday in any of the courts.
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II you want carpet a. half price o.
to the closing out sale Of j. w. Perrel,
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LADIES box-toe button shoes for So 90,
worth $500, ~ L. V. BLoND's.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, January 25.-MoNEY-
Easy st S@4per cent, Prime mercan'
tile paper 44@6 per cent. Customs re-
ce,pts $453, 600. The Assistant Treas
urer disbursed $4,000. Clesrings ST.
COO OO. Sterling arm at 4S33@4S5t.
GoLD-OpeDed at LOG and closed al
1851. Carrying rates 2(95 per cent,
SILvER-At' London 81 l-l6d. here
silver bars 1881, greenbacks; l25a, goio
silver coin, loot.
n......rna.S niiva and firm.
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The police court yesterday morning
was a whitewash.
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RAILROAD BoNps-Generally hrm; 81.
Paul, La Crosse division, declined to 20,
and Great Western frsts to lob.
STATE BoSDs-Tennessee better; the
rest steady.
The announcement tLat the compro.
mise counting bill had passed the Senate
had but little effect on either stocks or
gold.
SrocKs-Tne market was weak early
in the day, and prices declined 1 to l
per cent, but iowa, DIS midday tirmer
feeling set in, and there was partial
recovery. During the afternoon
speculation was dull and the market II.
regular. The coal stocks were weak and
lower, as was also St. Paul and Illinois
Central. The remainder OF the list was
quiet and mostly firmer. The transac.
tons to-day were l24, COO shares, of which
1000 were Pacific Mail, $4,000 Western
Union, 10000 st. Paul, 10000 Erie, 81
600 Lake Shore, 1900 Union Pacific,
5000 Michigan Central. 1000 Illinois
Central, 1900 Delaware, Lackawsnns
and Western, and 1000 New jersey
Central.
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CALIFORNIA Pears, Malaga Grapes,
best Oranges and Lemons, at Neuhsus.
ems confectionery, 1921 Market street.
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J. w. FEREEL is making things red
hot in closing out his immence stock OF
Dry Goods and Carpets.
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To Whom it Way Concern.

= Office Is HEREBY OWEN TO ALL
pef.pns not 10 sell or yiye Thomas
Daily any spiriiuDus or Intoxicating
liquors. Of 'eTwis- / will prosicuts them
g. TIE fui4 cG:est Of he law.
ia2ss MATTHEW DAILY.
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A niInInnITv A ten-doiisr bill OF I77s
,IJhIlINts snt nee Tor stamp
u VutUUWt, Address Huston q 90,
Sa<nsn 81, N
Druggists' Circular. s1
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The river was full of ice yesterday.
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john THOMPSON as "Zikes" tonight.
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EVANSVILLE January Is -Weather
clesr; mercury % 70 81: wind south.
River 40 feet; has fallen 6 inches ia "a
hours. Up-Chas. B. Church, PloreBc
Lee Maggie Smith, Sherlock, Scherck,
Arkansas Belle. Down-Dick johnson
and Evansville. Business good.
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MUNICIPAL Court to-day.
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Chandeliers, German Study
l. A Nj ID -.

Hall Lamps, Bracket Lamps. and all other
articles pertaining TO kerosene fixt res,
for sale cheap at
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-OCAL INTELLIGENCE

"WHo's elected?'
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LOUISVILLE January Weather
cold and clear. River falling with u
feet in the canal. Departed-ShInkle
Memphis; Mary Miller, st. LOUIS; Gold
On Pnle New O,la.ns
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by Telegraph.

PITTsBURGH. January 25.-River
feet inch and falling. Weather clear
and cool.
MEMPHIS, January 25.-River rose
l3 inches. Weather cloudy; mercury
Al. Acknowledgement, Arkansas river.
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Laboratory OF J. Il. Rose x Co.
NJ DEY Sr. NEW YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
INSURANCE TROUHLES.
ArEmCAN rOPVLhR DEVEL0PNENTs kfCHVEH
ONTiII.

o'SEII-
The examination of the affairs Of the American
Popular Life Insurance Company expected to begin
yes er,lay al the Office of william Allen Butler : w
Rosendae Of Albany appeared as counsel io the lh'"'-
,rc Department and cN Di,trict-Attorney Ess repre-
scented the stockhoders There also present super
ipten9cnt SMITH and a number Of polci holders
who claim that they haze been swiudicd by lhc company
and viii give testimony. Mr. Bss'S request the near
ing was adjourned until Tuesday at ? p M al inc
ofice OF the company, No. 4l9 broadway
sufficient number Of books. letters, and documents OF
every sort was brought the referees Office by eHeih
teudeut Smyth and counsel To iii trunk. II is c!alht
by the Superintendent that the company swIndc1 me
polcyhoders ont OF $4,000 by falsely representing
that if WIS very prosperous and wished The policyho.d
CPS 10 share IN its large gains. by this method the com
many obtained tho old policies which had ran III some
cases fOr 10 years issued the holders new une bearing
date 1876 and thus. the Superintendent alleges de-
frauded them of the reserve. superintendent omyth
recently sent circular To those who had received ne"
policies, asking # they aware that their cram 10
tb, reserve WAS surrendered when the old policy was
given up. The company represented 10 m NE~lh-
andout tuat this understood 10y all over 80" io
plies were received from 40 portions az the country, ana
WI. be- submitted iH evidence All the letters state la
TIE policy holders were Ignorant oi any sWItuutr OF
elof,u ON reserve They expected 10 nave lit od
policies returned bdt did not receive tLcn. III dI me
letters the most uLc1nRhih'la'l t'I ar r or
corning tire Officers OF lt" colatn!' lHc 'AII'7',''
cheats 80 frauds "swiuGerS" being very common.
am j. NciH recovered hI-h.ti ou l"IC, i"l 7'J
ON her ,baUdS me- against tie American Popular, ana
the sheriff levied "n 'houE3 40 ~, IN; ul' {, ,
trrday Judgc SANFORD on Cd" p'inl"n "i Attorney zen
oral Fauchld. -aufcd am order stay iS aIi Pv'g'HIs
uniI tuc riogt of W.. Butler Is made. Another Jud-
mcut for S2.Glf GO against the same company was
stayed in the Same way.
Mr.. O'Ncu. ne receiver Of tho Continental lli ~
suraucc Company recently appointed ~ JulSe We
brook having fail tO Obtain POSSESSION oi tr once 'l
the company viii appear before ;hc judge ~ kingston
sion OF the office. ami ask Tor further Instructions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DEAD JIDGE's HONOR QUESTIONED.

A DEAD JUDGES HONOR QUESTIONED.
r,,,nps ru,r THE LATE ELIAS J. BEACH INHoINEP
stvvuA1. TIs,Sr FUNpS-sUlCIDT SUSPECTED.
minors of q very painful character are IN
free circulation in Quesus County IN relation 10 "a
Judpc Elias j. Reach who died few days az" al "i'h
Cove Judge Beach rcIu,ed TO 'e wealthy lhoush
his fortune was known have suffered some through Inc
deprcssion in real estate Four five years as' his
vc,ltb as nj accd al about 100000 II now reported
thai not only had this fortune been LOST Dnt WIN u
l,rc amount intrustcd to him by clients Tor investment
Unti there can be thorough investigation oil h' 'h'S
the amount Of The latter cannot he even approximate
st,tod. lint If ID said to he certain That
the estate is not sufficient 70 cover H. """Ie
Beach's reputation honorable gentleman pGoutn'
linn n LARGE number OF ceuts. who naturally bad iath
In LIS Judgment and mtrised the investment oi th'7r
money TO him. % is understood that most OF MS un-
fortunate speculaOuS I'm real estate were IN hi"'AHh
In connection with these rumors 10 the condition ef
hi. financial Affairs jseIe has been considerable comment
upon the suddenncss Of Judge BeachS death on Thurs
dav Nav Il he was nj his New York Office, apparently
in his usual health ON That day, ~ j. now EnoNn' Ne
Eastman 81 North iiem@ead and George - D1"uiht VI
oyster Bay are named executors lie NaS.stc'l ny
fiendS on the tram s0 M. Wei so' ~ i Tie
next morning MAY ~ ne was io,i ,l u' - HS'nt
hy some IL firmly hrld by others. who believe ,H,l 5e
Judges burden ~ loss and mental anSWsh Adt Dr
come greater than lie couid bear IN me lh'e "I ui
cns.rs vlu IA were inevitable This theory, us adIo-
eaic5 ella M iuds support IN Inc recent eN'cu' ol Vi ,h
Nj and i1 Inc f!c that he lrr numh.. OF certified
checks drawn favor of certain icrsoLs' also oa'u
Man Il. Ito.
The friends 81 Judge Beach say that the d"Wcciaion
OF real estate iriur also the investments NirH " 'i
made for others and ~ order 70 meet lhcr Oh in"i,
was compelled 10 mortgage his own property Nhch
the MARKET SasiuC- Bank failed hc was its counsel anu
lie having induced many persons 10 make "'Io,iH III
III. institution. rested until every cchi va
turned TO them. THIS cost him, % is SAID nearly S-'VV".
Al fine time OF ms death his fortune had dWiucei ""Nh
10 100000 ami iu his viii hc directed mat aI persons
who lad suffered through The investments maze ~ tll
for fleu should paid the amount Oi tatir ios ~
this 4 is sld Lc will leave lbs fuurN-d Mlir AMI '@i
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. His friends SAY that lie probably
dled from nalalNals Ot the hlaln.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
AIIBERAI CIUB EPISODE.

"The Evils Of Trades Unonsm," the subject
uiOn which 4. J. RawS d. D., addressed the Liberal
Club last night gave the lecturer opportunity TO treat
discuryeiy OF theology srcts the Bible, b1cacorries.
shou girls the Paim Fathers, Arabs, TURKS. and
Rusiaus an NJ an advocate FOR against Labor
began Dr. Rawsou, "but am q laboriug man. There
never va. sect that the true friend ~ 'Ac working
man. C0mmun syn is an importation 81 F0cia eaS that
have no place in this country churches aud St"tnfau
SCI Obls are labor unions and VIII soon bt tuna OK c
past. Labor unions The Gelhcauon al r. ii Ines
Strikes waste time, which Is Inc W"rklr-lna u'.
capital. 1 nave given good many tc"i~fance
lectures IN two sentences: Never Lri ettnE,
and don't spend any money FOR liquor that hted TO-
"a better purpose Or. kaWsuu nlotc OF ficAth Tom
nunisS, Molly M3IiIes, the HGycratraW H"i, TIE
Iuited states Army, and finally cfiEc 10 ta" hli-so-
Turkish war. lie SAID ne didn't which way 10 went
Iur 4 tabs however, were cultured men, altiOu@h tcN
were MOhamiacdInS. iut toe hrris and PTdfiCt@ ct
tlc M0aiIBedaus." he declared are a. Acceptable as
. ytDiug we have here nave lost Two wJcAe, IA seH
YORK D., having uy pocket picked, but lived tnfcc years
and "A half among The ISodOuin Arabs, and never lost ans
tLg Tue the Turks, a. tie rulers OF the Arabs
s. cleared out the better. But John Bun can't AFFORD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26

The twcuty-Gith anniversary of the Pincno-
BOSNIAN Society of the College Of the city Of Ncw-NOIk
drew 20 the Academy OF Muse last evening large
audience of the friends Of the society and of the college.
10 the right " TN youthful president % the association,
l. Burchard sa; the venerable Peter Cooper and near
him Profs. Rccmcr. Hthcmgn, Werner Compton, and
Burnett of tpe college faculty; Gen. p. KrtCiHn, A. =.
Nam Gen II Edwiu Ifenlun. the Rev. Juseph Aadclhon.
aud other Of tie OLD boys graduates iH the day, wiI
the college was known The Flee ACADEMY The
speeches, the appaus. and The bouquets followed in
proper and pleasant Succession and n .ur proportions, the
society speakers an CylucIn- the and commend
ENe virtns btyiiy 10 their speeches. Ie graduate,
ai Hess was delivered by Gen. H. Edwin Iruun Of tIc
Glass Of 500. who mOrOusly protested against being
asSrlod rho role o! the old man, 20 ave 3dNic.
10 IucA poroucgd youth and said De was moi yc ready %
take the part Reviewing the work Of the college ne
.snd tsat daring the past - years there rad been
graduated less than $50 students. while TIE tgl NUN
beT ~ young men vino bad taken partial courses Was
moro 1000 It was unjust 80 estimate the work Of the
colegry the number Of ns graduates. 81 nc 10000
bows who had icufed the school more than haf were
active citizens or New-York today and their influence
Vac ininsssulabc. A memOiia! poom On the dcadh of
The late Prof john Grch Barton READ by t1e Eey.
Joseph ARde; son OF the Class Of lsJl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-26
TIE NEM CITY COUNT.

The bill abolshing the Marine Court has
passed both branches of the Legislature 1t provides IN
place Of the Marine Court Tor coafi Of civil jnrs
dction to be known The city Court Of New York"
II viii consist Of four judges, who shal he elected IN ~
vmb,r the term of office OF them 10 expire every
Two wears. There viii De one clerk, appointed hy
iorv ~ tAc Judges, and to whom power ~ given to
choose his own deputy. four assistant clerks and u
docket clerk majority of tire judges are also 20 APP
point ~; Interpreter three stcHogHphers and attendants
not exceeding II in number. The salary 81 each Judge
j, ia he 10000; OF the CLERK. $1,000; Of Ls deputy.
- 900; 81 the dock clerk, 5000; Of tarh assistant
clerk ~ 500: OF each struogfapncr - 300; ~ The IN
t.-rnrctor 81 200, and Of each 1ttcnd ant ~ goo.
The bl proY Grs tEc Marine Court shall cease 10
cyI, on me y Isl ~ DECEMBER l~11. ON or btr" jan
ISIS fee cer, Df The Marine Court directed 10 dc
lyer ~ au books records. and other property of
every .d m III, yos-ra~Ou t0 the CcrA OF lho Cunr' Vi
Common Pleas Finally It is provided that the Court
~ Common Pleas may tliEo during me year l@o
upon proper motion. transfer any cause thht comes
before To IN. CITY Court Of Nc"-1 Ork, PONlhec
be CITY Court jurisdiction.