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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

that the city authorities purchase farm in either Queens
Suffolk build cottages sned 20 the wants OF he
Theodore Roosevelt President OF the state Board oi
Charities concurred In this recommendation The papers
Controller Kelly 10 get the opinion Of the Cor
porltion Counsel
BROOKLYN
There were 1873 deaths in the city last week-an
unusually small number
Rosa Althaus Of No. ~ Uniyersity-place New
York was arrested last evening for attempting 10 backna
VIM Uogman OF No 33 Thoopave. by writing threatening
letters % him.
Mary Ann Walsh was accused by her fathers ten
ant Mrs Elizabeth Smart with the theft OF $780, and immoral
iv Miss brought SANDER suit In the CITY court LOT
s. 600 and the jury o Monday gave her $40.
Henry Hail. a member of the Flfteenth-st. gang OF
rnfan was yesterday by Moore TO the r
Tertiary for year suboaon OF perjury nan eshed
insanity but physicians after examination pronounced MN
sane
The old Capitoline Base Ball Grounds have been
converted driving park for the exercise and training Of
The grounds will be formally opened this morning
and the half placed disposal Of those wishing
to drive over II.
Charles j. Lowrey, Brooklyn lawyer, has brought
suit the City Court before Judge McCue against the
DeKalb Avenue Railroad Company TO recover f2Oo0O da
ages for fracture OF the The plaintiff claims that
projection oarrack caused the fall which resulted IN
the injury
The defendant in the Daley-Livingston contest for
SurOnteship closed his case yesterday MOI nng Cen
Tracey had risen to begin the summing up iof lne P
when ger Informed him that his soninla" Mr. VII
merding was dying the Generals house IN hontaguesr
The case was therefore adjourned until this morning
Detective Riggs saw two young Deggar glrls enter
last evening the law office Of Norris in The HalSey
Rudine and soon after heard calls help He met Motifs
coming out who said within. on knocking te
girls opened door, which locked and told the ocer
that they had assaulted by Morris The latter was ar
rested oldest girl only 10.
Several months ago the Rev. DR.. j. Clement French
retired from pulpit Of the Westminster PrcsOy terrain
Church on Carroll Nights account OF falling health since
that time the church without pastor Last even
ing al meeting the society decided to extend can
James NJ Ludlow late pastor OF the Coesate
Reformed Church. Forty eshthst and FiithaVep Ne"
York. of salary not determined upon Out
was left 20 selected committee Dr. speer before the close Oh
the meeul alluded in earnest language to the difficulty n the
South Presbyterian Church likely 70 have direct elect
upon their congregation. He said that nnetenths o
that church would worship in the Remsen street
Church edfce recently decided and that the majority Oh
these would go to Westminster Instead Ihere
was entire unanmity the call extended TO Dr. Ludlow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
Albany NOTES.
ALnANr. Tuesday. May :. Is77.

ALBANY, Tuesday, May = 1877.
The Senate Judiciary Committee listened tO-dar 10 the
artle uts Of the committee appointed al meeting OF
LAWYERS IN Ncw-York 20 ask the suspension Of the
operation OF the Code I'LL May l, 1878, and he re-
enactment Of the old Code. The members OF the judi
eiary Committee expressed Willingness 10 report
favorably upon bill Tor the suspension OF the new Code
The committee perceiyug that the Judiciary Committee
Wa paexible OF this point. proposed as compromise
that the new Code be suspended till oct next, aud that
A. IN into effect Oh that dAy, IN company with the 30
s,f.1dueuts made 20 it, and the 9 new chapters
Ss nr,position was received with far ore favor by
~ Judiciary Committee. The committee from New"
Sor, viii appear before the Conference Committee 81
a. Assembly tomorrow, and VIII make The same sus
s.stion 10 H. IL very Improbable that any D VIII De
..ed ty both houses susDending the Code uh May !,
las
The Republican members Of the Assembly held caucus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

In the Board of Aldermen yesterday communica-
Commercial Conference calling
the Bet Railroad tracks
igt and suggesting hearing 81 the merchants II the
several resolutions authorize the erection ~ stands 'hc
4 adopt audiug objections
OF thr Mayor Public improvements authorized
as follows: CroUu mains iu OhcLundf,d and iAsi from
Boulevard 10 Nutlasc seventy hir3l rom FUdrh To Lex
ingonavc and Eoycnth-aye. between sixty first ana
SlNty-thlristS
Az adjourned meeting Of the stock Exchange
M 10 the ~
ing Committee advancing the c1msscs 10 De charged IN
jluu offered bF So y. White requesting
bankers BROKER other active dealers Of the
Exchange another bv Nj Denny approving
ton the Governing Committee Zoo advancing
spss above % T. both t the ,ablc.
Exchange opposing tr action Of The Governing Committee
week the
If over one ue members be ATTAINED, when II II
hoped the committee will reconsider their action.
A special meeting of the members of the New
Yur Geographical society held last evening No
West T"s.y Hntat, for the purpose ~ organizing an
American branch of the international Association for the
CIVILIZATION Of Central Africa Chief Justice DAILY rrcitru the
coos.oudrucf which the KING of the BelInr has asked
The cooperation of This society m his scheme Central Al
rca world establishing chain ot outpost lrrui the
Eastern 10 e coast which should be of
society delegates - The convention az Brussels
Ina June next The delegates viii hc entertained at the
palace Hon John a J.. IaifObr ~ y fillmore made
permanent % the organization, and the Rev. NJ ~
Trtty John uLlry Paul b. Du ChIilu. 4. s. SouthwOrti
appointed a committee 10 nominate. at
ting IXcc Committee and three We
Presidents DdlY appointment Of The
Two Delegates said that u would he desirable to
secure Of the Hon IA y Sanford and " NJ Beck
with, II possible.
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p Q SITS c RIPT.
3.45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN Ne VS..
SERVIA AND THE WAR.
WARM SYMPATHY MANIFt sTED FOR RUssIA-WAR-
LIKE PREPARATIONS OK FOOT.


LIKE PREPARATIONS or FOOL
LONDON Wednesday, May 8, 1877.
The Times's special dispatch from Belgrade
saws: "The Bulgarian brigade formerly located at Glad
ova Is now al Ploest under the command Of Russian
officers. Prince Milan has been urged by the Russian
party here to conclude convention with Russia. The
Prince however, Is undecided, Minister Rustics protest
ing and threatening to resign II Is stated that Gen
Fadayef before leaving Seryia for Kschene made an
important arrangement with the Government iauye to
sales OF cattle provisions, and horses. brigade of
militia started for NegOtin to-day. Some COnsus have
demonstrated about Servias warlike preparations"
The TDeS's Vienna dispatch says: "COnhicting ac-
counts come from Servia While one hand It Is an
nounced the Government has officially declared that
seryia would remain neutral on the other hand news
comes wallike preparations The artillery has re-
cciycd orders hold itself IN readiness to march to the
frontier within month. Mobilization Is said to be go
Ing on all along the frontier The contradiction prob
ably only indicates the struggle which Is going on be-
tween those who for fresh ventures and the
party Russia for the moment at least seems to have
abandoned AL idea of acting in that direction. it seems
there Is no reason apprehend that Scria will Just
take the step upset the hopes OF the Powers as to
IL uyt M war
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
THE MERCANTILE LrBRARY's PROGRESS.

The annual meeting OF the Mercantile Library
Association held last evening at Clinton Hall, WIN
H. Guion, jr, presiding. The report Of the Board Of
Directors shows that the number OF members is S,l3G.
During the past year 10l9S books have been added To
the library which now contains III 1872 volumes. The
rcuIa ION during the past year l6S,~JO volumes.
There was expended for books during the year SlIJ 49,
and for pcriodIcHls ~ .-33 o.. The receipts were
SO OgI 76 aud tn. expenditures, including the YEARS.
appropriation TO the sinking fund, were S31,Oo6 81,
w,}Al leave, u balance on hand OF Ss1 -. The total
amount Of the sinking fluid for a new building Il
-67 $50 T. AN Of which invested IN United states
shows tat the library is IN very h0ulishug condition.
Ihe branch Office az No 81 Liberty ST, has become very
popular with BT0uklyu and Jersey Guy hchhci-, ana
has Ireu rented for another wear. A. the library has
grown present limits II Is proposed 10 ihbc le
rcal.ugroum Tor thc OF the library and move the
periodicals 10 the door above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
BLACKBALLING HEBREWS.

The Executive Committee of the Bar Asso-
citation reported last evening that W. r. Martin was in
default for nonpaymcnt Of dues and had been dropped
from the rolls +. f. Marhury called attention to the
hackbang OF Mr.. Roscnbatt OF whom he stated that
tborough examination had shown him in every way eX-
rccit and the only objection 10 him seemed 10 have
been that he jew. Louis L. Delaheid offered u
esoution that It is the OF this association That
ncu,bpr. Of the bar -hOud not h. excluded from this
association account Of nationality or creed THIS was
oupo,ed on the ground that il unnecessary and CON
famed am uuu,tihablc assumption that there WAS "a
prejudice in the >SocatOn against the Hebrew race II
was laid the table, ana after some Iurtner discussion
Itc meeting adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

To the cultivated and naturally delicate
musical ear there Is nothing more dsasre. br than 10
nave N hand organ pause in tie middle %: bar
10 let 20 of the and replace bairpin- Worcester
Press.
"And above all, Nellie, my love- were the
partlug words of IA West Addms-st woman To her
d0ugner A. the hack 10 convey the newly weddcd pair
to the Fort WAYNE depot drew up az the toOr above
all Nellie II YOU should quarrcl-fOf Reginald IS but
man and life IL fun tOrns-rcmemhtr that your first
duy Is 10 Yourself A. lady aud housekeeper oder
and uetnr>s above all things Never blt your husband
with A rolling Din or "A pOtatO-misheT. You could never
forgive Yourself II the result Of such blow " be
the appeltnnrs OF hnir al table in dish OF shed
taiuos or pie when had company at tea. The
poker Will d. quite well, aud Is Infinitely lady
like Ooodby Write every Jay, aud dont forget your
Door Old niOtncr-BOu! hOOI"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
ILLICIT DIsrILLERs sHoT.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May S.-A Glasgow special
10 The COurer-OuHal says: Four United states Dep
uty Marshals having information that Tom and Ike
Reynolds illegally disting whisky, sought to ar
them. While resisting, both OF the Reynolds
shot, MORALLY. The officers at first refused Ia he
but subsequently, surrendered several hundred
citizens having volunteered assist the sheriff In taking
them necessary. They only surrendered their
open court when the judge had cleared the
tatJrs The action OF tue Federal authorities Il looked
for ard 10 With interest The names OF III. deputies
John wyatt Edgar Hyatt, Walter Whitaker and Morris
KleetOu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

TThb Arepue Hoiel-Assoclte Justice Nathan Cliff
ford OF the L. ). supreme Cpur, n Thomas ~ Shef1an
L. s. Army; John y. GoOdW Ex-Governor OF Arizona VI gor
Stevenson the s7th Fusil. rsh Army, aud xoh
prcssman Elijah Ward Ncig. YOr HJtsl-SenatOr william
W Eaton Of Connecticut and william Beach Lawrence OF
cIte Hon. John '. !. irlyn
and Judge Anasa j. Par ~ Albany Franklin MacNcag OF
Chicago Capt Cook OF the steamship Russia tbemdTk
f0eI-iOs6 soto eary OF the spanish Legation
Washing ton and Charles Fechter Coleman House-B Ben
son j. Losing Chestnut Ridge, y Y; Prof j. H. Whettf
of West Point Perrin. CLERK OF the Court OF Appeals
Union Sgu1rc Hotel Bishop John Freeman Young ot
Florida aud Chaplain Robert Hudson ~ the L. y NaVl
Academy ST. lanes Hotet-Gen Teyhk OF me Turkish
Army VgsHfnster HJiel-Judge William J. Robertson OF
Virginia 81 Nicholas H0tel-Capt H. W. Howgate ot inc
Signal Service L. Army, and The Hon VIM A. Buregh %
Dakota Siurtetdat Prof A. GuyO Of princeton Iol
ege Col John v Du Bots, L. :. W1ds2r Hotf,-ie
charles stanford 81 SCHENECTADY iIDyHd" hV"9e
Cant y. KOnsch ewetsch Of The Russian Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
FOUR LIVES LOST BY COLLISION AT SEA.

BALTIMORE, May 8.-The steamship Nurn-
berg which arrived tonight from Bremeu reports: Left
Cape Henry at 1890 o'clock this morning At o'clock
the lookout discovered bark at anchor on the port
bows very close, with lights showing; gave au alarm
and every effort was made stop the ship but without
success struck the bark the staTDOard SIDE abalt te
mainmast making large hole through which the water
poured sinking her in few minutes The captain pilot
OF the rescued and taken aboard mo
Nurnbcrg. The carpenter bOatswaln, aud two lands
men were drowned. The bark Is the Azour NOr) Capt
Rise thence Tor Queenstown with cargo OF corn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

tonight to decide upon day Of adjournment NO day
was selected IL agreed to push forward business
with all possible euer v and as the most I'M
portan bills are passed. quickly adjourn. IL IL feared
that II any day should be selected the Democrats Wou
adopt a policy OF obstruction and perhaps prevent te
passage OF such important bills as the municipal com
missions, amendments 10 the Constitution, ne ~ IT,
dncng the number and fees Of the cOrOncrs OF
and the salary or the Commissioner OF Jurors.
Much activity has prevailed In and about the canai
offices to-day occasoned by the opening OF the canals
The first boat cleared the Patrick Bristol sr OF this
,{t,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
A THEE IN 4 SYNAGOGUE.

Isaac Goldberg, the sexton OF the Jewish
Synagogue at No Is Alenst heard some one wandering
about in the building last night, and discovered young
Hebrew named Isaac Touhouf Of No So Catharine-s,
who fed but wa, caught and ARE sted II was found on
making I'm examination Of the Synagogue that tie poor
boxes mad been tempered with.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
EY-pREsInENT GRANT-

PHILADELPHIA, May S.-This afternoon j. w.
Paul of No 2O27 Chosnutst, whom OK President Grant
will visit received telegram from Elizabeth n. j. stat
ing that he would not arrive until tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

number OF prominent citizens called at the house o. MT
Paul tonight TO pay their respects 10 the eArres"o"
and were disappointed AT his nOn-arriyaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
GENERAL WAR NEWS.

LoSDoS. "Wednesday May 0, 1877.
The ROumanian Senate replied to the Princes
addres, as follows In the grave crisis oyerhang
ing the country, the Assembly has no thought beyond
the good OF the Principally Roumana cannot afford to
spare any efforts which Will tend to the promotion OF the
future prosperity of her subjects The Assembly having
confidence in your Highnesss Government, requests
rhat every effort will be made enable the army
fulfill its duty in guarding the interests and the nsu
tons of the country"
The Ameer OF Kashgars envoy at ConsantinOple tele
graphs an emphatic denial Of the reports thar he has
formed an alliance with tue sultan against Russia.
THE DANUBIAN CAMPAIGN.
LONDON, Wednesday, May ., 1877.
A dispatch to The Times, dated Bucharest,
Tuesday says: serious artillery engagement is
pectcd at Bra. Five Turkish monitors are near by,
evidently bent on attack
Belgrade telegram to The Times says: 1.-THE Russian
headquarters will remain at Klschenef until the 18th
LORD DERBYs NOTE.
The Vienna correspondent OF The Times says: Even
diplomacy ready TO admit that If any answer at all
is sent to Prince Gorchakof it could not differ
sentiay from Lord Derbys; but while making this adj
MISSION continental diplomacy argues that unless En-
gland prepared to act in way IL would have been
better to remain silent The general public emphatcay
approve Lord Derbys answer" The TtDes'S CORE
spoudent at Paris also reports unqualified approval on
the part Of the public there OF Lord DerDys note.
The Tiaess Vienna correspondent says il is reported
that Italy has already joined Ausrias protest against
any prolonged stoppagr OF the navigation OF the
other Powers are expected 10 follow.
THE MONTENEGRIN WAR;
The Ttmes's special from DInilOgrad says Gen.
Vukoyltch reports from Krusaz that everything Is in
readiness for Turkish attack and that his forces are
sufficient for defense; but there no indications yet of
Turkish movements"
Gen yuOyitc holds the approaches to this fortress
well as To Nicsics The Turkish troops In Albania are
concentrating at POdgOrza but no offensive movement
is made Montenegrn artillery is posted IN very strong
positions commanding the city.
The Ddg Nelcss Bucharest correspondent telegraphs
"ThirytGrce thousand OF the Russian advance guard
have already passed here for GiurgcyO."
VIENNA, Wednesday, May g. 1877.
The Russians Yesterday bomblrded Matchn in the
Dnbrud tor four hours the batteries the Oppc
site shore The Russians pr, pairing TO close the
suna mouth of the Danube TO monitors by batteries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

An old woman who is crossing the street
has narrow escape from being run over Dy heaise
am not AT all sUersttOus," says to her rencuCr,
bnt had seemed TO me hat would be unlucy to be-
killed by a heaE5e."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
TIE MoNrENEGRIN WAR.

Giurgevo, where $4,000 Russians have ar
rived is 40 miles from Bucharest II is the Danube,
and one Of the best points at which the Russians might
cross Matchn, which has been bombarded, Turkish
town on the Danube, 81 miles northeast Of HrsOya.
lFor other Foreign Nsgs, F6st Idgel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
(Aunounosmenuf
Throat-ails promptly checked by JAYNE's
EKPEDIOKANE
lAunounoemens.

cough neglected may lead TO serious con-
segueuces POEILRs BALsAl VIII give relief
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09
HOME NEWS.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUTs IN
BROADWAY
Gam. so. Noon. 65' 3D.. m, so. Midnight 49,
Hlgicsf during the day, 81. l0wt3L, lo'.
Average ON. same day. 1876. TEA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-05-09

DEMOVAL.
IL TuE NJ MPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE
a., nave removed thr Depot jO2 Broadway
100 FIJI TON 81, four doors above William ST. and their
br,p,1 store broadway 20 S62 BROADWAY third
door above 18th where may found complete assert
ment OF EVERYTHING IL HOMEOPATHY, HOMEO
pA'TuIC BOOKS and MEDICINE HUMPHREYS no
MEOPATHIC SPECIFICS. humphreys Veterinary speci
hcs Humphreys witch Hazel OF and Marvel 81 Healing
Remember. General Depot 100 FULTONSTi Branch
store, s62 BROADWAY, 81 door above Eth-sL
CTRlCTURE, Impotence, and Diseases OF the
- 0saerauve OTgans radically and speedily cured once
Aours 5 HBE ny A. DANIELS. N D.. la LexinEtonsv
ZERO Refrigerator with cooler, Centennial
II award. send ior book. Lesley, 210 Vest 23dsL
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/ with cooler, Centennial
{. Lesley, 220 Vest 23d-sI
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For theJournAl.
RAISING CORN.

7, rs,a,v % mn how Na;ne C,rp,-
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~ 49,, ,,ar ,o.;t a. wbara
Ill, =, =, ~ ra;i,oa1 s,a,ion.
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the All tperhans snme would lke to
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Deposits made on or before the l0th dan of anu
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On First Monday in May and November of each
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:, Loans made to depositors on depositing their
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once Ia FreemsBs Bank building.
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