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New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
woArEYs WORK IN APPLiED ART.


A great throng Of people visited Cooper In
sue last evening upon the occasion of the eighteenth
annual reception Of the Womal's Art Department Tee
acoves were thrown open aud the work done. BY tht
pupils Of this department during the year was arranged
for speeou The venerable Peter Cooper sat near the
door and sracously received al visitors. Mrs Susan "
Carter the Principal Of the Fomalo Art School. and
number OF the teacher, also stood oy Receiving The
guests my the drawings attracted much attention.
but tho work Of the Normal Drawing Class pareu
ms c.cJs aud all kinds of printed goods az wen rs
wall paper IhiS IS branch Oi apphel arr 10 the
flute and is considered "a DE OF the most Ndu
bile. Following IS list OF prlzeS:
FiTs- So Leila NJ. smith soconu
900 Josap p;iine Han thirl. so, Mary j. Plati -
second 20, Mrs N. v. Fish, tlri, FiO MIS- = l. Apo
Ples of artists materials, rom T.. ". DoyOe Co were
osaic Hcisor drawing rom cast 4 h etihpit
oruamcta scroll drawing; MIs. n. 9. E!i~. photography
Cross normal drawing, ana Anna g. baft'H @" pa4h
ing. 200
sarah ". smith sccOnt. silver inrtAl Aice ihNdtt9i tlIu
bronze medal NJ nie Howell.
and bronze medals have Dern awarded
sSlvtI medals Anna Hunt Egioa ana hHy -
sale Bel Ornamental draNIug iSrpnAe hcl5 10 Is
MilYa oadLnnd. AMI fOsaie faIic for dINiHs
T. obISOn, selma Motifs ana hobil
WiulEf fJs ornamental drawing EOnnlap Ih"uh %
Lila Martin, Emily Aicht Alice iESo''u' an" "i"S ''"'
me-. ~, 4. .
The bronze medal for the hest student in eneTavng o Tho
fr year was awarded Aida Van D Re lp ie ra' stii
dcnI In cugrlyue Of TIE year o. jessie D. ay!jf
Airs FISH, Julet a. tIsn ald lria NJ ''h ietriyea
honorable r OBJECT drawing and Lucy CoLIeas ana
Miss ilyWVt0n fCT drawing on "oti
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THE COURTS
THAT COSTLY BROADWAY WIDENING.
JUDGE BARRETT ORDER5 KEFEHENOs.
rb.rIaa n CornolI Iomaa II Michel sOu an

Charles G. Cornell, James B. Nicholson, and
James g. Hennessy, Nov. IL, 1869, were appointed
Commissioners Of Estimate and Assessment for the
widening and Strengthening OF Broadway above Thirty
fourthst In December. 1870. their report including
their costs as taxed by Judge Cardozo ut $65632 40
was confirmed I'm the following Spring an act was
passed authorizing Supreme Court to set ASIDE the
report of the commissioners for cause except the Dill o
costs a. taxed New commissioners were appointed In
1871 Their report including in their charges on the
property holders their charges and those OF inc od
commissioners was confirmed and the assessments were
collected but Controller Green refused TO pay the ola
commissioners and they brought suit Tho Corporation
Counsel yesterday applied to Judge Barrett In supreme
Court Chambers, for relaxation OF the COSTS on inc
grounds that an affidavit required under a statute OF
that the fees OF the commissioners had been allowed
at s42 600 when they were entitled under the ac,
of 1862 only 10 81. 255 so; that they had
charged for unauthorized surveys, S5G,6l9 %
for a report which impcrtlnencc, SZ6143; ylb-
900 for appraisers fees OF the appraisers being
poll Justice, and only one familiar WIN real estate
I'm all Sl22929 15 OF unlawful charges, while the whole
yslus OF their work less than S25,OOO " Na5
claimed that the taxation not merely irregular ahd
fraudulent, but absolutely VOID.
Mr Whitney said he did not ask the Court now 10 Or
ret.xation order reference 10 ascertain tue
facts Judge Barrett said he should certainly grant tls
the commissioners alone The lapse OF time was or no
momcnt Corporation Counsel whitney anu A. j. ne
ouier aDpeared for the ctY Thomas AAiSOn aDd D. VI
Clarke for the commissioners
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
CHANGES IN THE CITY COLLEGE.
WHAT WAS poNE BY THE TRUSTEES YESTERDAY

"Tbe reason we make these changes ls De-
cause weeds grown in the College OF the Cy Oh
New-YorkD said Trustee wheeler. Trustee walker
thought decidedly that enough had been pulled up
And many OF US think S150000 expended yearly Tor
An institution thar s what 1t should be- IL IS my
opinion that we are supporting hospital for incurapes
aud not a college," said Trustee Watson. Trustee west
thought il was not kindto eeenonize one uian Dont
let US do as we did in the Board of Education when We
cut down the salary OF the engineer 40 per cent sau
he and left untouched the salaries OF some VINO did not
do half the work" Therefore the changes proposes py
the Executive Committee and published In Mondays
TRIBUNE were generally adopted at the meeting Of the
trustees of the College of the City OF Newf0rk yester
day Prof d. b. Scott appointed TO the chair OF
English Literature The question Of abofshng the Pro-
fessoship of Drawing not decided Changes In the
course of study referred again to tho Executive
Committed which was advised TO consult the Faculty OF
the college The most significant alteration OF tho py
laws s that which makes three hours of lectures OF al
tentlon to Rotations every day obligatory upon the
professors Ii is said that this will bring about more
persona WORK and less supervision OF tutors ANA IL Is
thus measure OF economy. Trouble with turbulent
tutors is avoided by making their engagements TO ter
inmate upon notice from the Executive ComuIitoe Ihe
salary of the Professor Spanish Is reduced TO $1,000
from $4,000 IL is not thought that enough students
pursue Spanish to justify the former expenditure.
motion make the salary 5000 was lost The trustees
then adjourned until June 20.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
NO COMMISSION APPOINTMENTS YET.

Mayor Ely and his Democratic friends were
unable 10 TO agreement yesterday the
appointments OF Park ana Police Commissioner The
question goes for another week, and the Tammany
politicians preparing 10 call upon the Mayor in dozens
10 get him 10 acccGe 10 thelr wishes. No We're
mentioned Yesterday for the places taken for
granted that the first point be settled whether
The new should be chosen from Tammany Hall or
its opponents Al the candidates heretofore mcntioEcd
apparently whiting Tor the settlement OF this qucs-
ton before pressing their claims. The Mayor remains
firm M position and claims To be governed pledges
made by The party headers last Fail. IL generally
believed anu shout the CITY Hall yesterday that the
Tilden wing OF the Democratic party in this city sup
poItci the Mayor and advised nOn-partsan Police
Board "A check TO JOhn Kelly III his efforts get
troll OF the municipal departments.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
POLICE CHANGES AND VACATIONS.


The Police Commissioners yesterday trans
ferrcd with the consent OF both persons, Capt McCul
lough to the Fourteenth Precinct, ana Capt Eans TO
tine Fifth Precinct. Capt Cailray VIII be IN command OF
the Seventeenth and Capt Aairo will 10 the Eigh
teenth Precinct Other transfers made follows
Sergeants Rooney Seventeenth Tenth Oats, Fifth to
seventeenth Carpenter, TwcEiynuth to Tnrty second
Wartz Eighteenth TO Tenth PrccincI: Roundsluen Col
den, First to Sixteenth Harris Filth TO Sixteenth ;
Vein, Ninth TO Sixteenth Precinct; Pa!Tolmcn soule
Sixteenth to Twcnty-sec0nd; COyne, Tweutysecond to
Sixteenth Keller Sixteenth 10 tiftn Phean sixteenth
10 Tenth; Phillips Sixteenth to Fifth; Kennedy, Six
teenth to Eightn Kelly. sixteenth to Eighth; Laly and
kcy Sixtecnth to FIRST; Gnor, Sixteenth u twenty
seventh; Hill. Sixteenth 10 TSenty-seyenth; Buehey
Burke, and Groove, Twentieth 10 SXtccnth; Glll ana
Flanagan, Ninth 10 SXtecntn; Henley and Corey, fu
te.u 10 -iX;ccutH; Dufy. GhTtySccond 10 Eighteenth
Precinct duty CTacrcy Park IN response 10 the
reoues. of eN GOV. Ilden and others. Ii MAS resolved
that honorable mention should bc made OF officer Ftz
the life of WIN. j. Morrison at fire NJ No i0l James
st. on the night % Nay l6. The clerks IN the depart
TO receive two weeks vacation during the en-
suing The Inspectors 10 have 20 days, Tue
captains ana acting captains II DAYS. the scrSeanis and
acting scrgpans ten days the Foundsmen five days and
the patTOlmen and dOormen three days.
1ne Committee Rules and Discipline reported list
of 30 men, special duty, who are Tenanded 10
patrol duty, and 90 officers patrol duty who
are 90 br gwen easy details. resolution attached
stating that the thus favored all above 90
years OF age. aud had done duty from IL 10 p years.
The will tthe place on June i. FINAL action
was deferred until TOMORROW.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
1871. 1871. 1s,a-6. 1851.
BOOKSELLERS FLEEING TO HoBOKEN.


The booksellers, driven from this city, did
rot business either safe or prosperous III Jersey
CITY johnson Co and LOvc!l d senafer did not sue
coed I'm more han paying expenses and on Monday they
determined 10 change their quarters to Hobokcn where
they are now established awaiting with some anxiety
the action Of Mayor Russell The same stringent laws
that govern poolselDg in Jersey City are in force In
Uoboken and the booksellers. although they talk about
axBg things at headquarters not at all certain ls
10 the length Of time they viii remain unuolested.
Johnson Co. have opened office at No 80 Hudson
al: Key Bliss * Co at No. 76 Hudson-st. The New
York Tattersas nearer the ferry the same street
Lowell & schaner are constructing large wooden build
ing which will he finished time next week. ON
Hudson-st between the rooms Of Johnson & CO. and
Kelly Bliss Co., and its entrance, IKE those OF te
otheTs. u through a iagerbeer saloon -
Kelly Bliss a Co.'S Yesterday were wen nucd
and po0seng was brisk the Fleetwood races one OF
The roo-sclers when questioned IN regard % what nc
Are not afraid Of the Mayor, but we car Tie action o.
fhe respectable citizens who object 10 us on te sroIho
that our business draws crowd OF gamblers !i1aOS,
and But 10 is mlsiahe our customers are
,,ntiemen and while here conduct themselves as such
and we bring deal Of money INTO the to"n thA is
l.ft here Mayor Russell In nyefsailon win lljE
ISE reporter YESTERDAY sid: " have Drcn cOisiucfihs
the matter OF pOolseing Ia our city for some tiihe as
saw that n driven cut OF jersey CtY The persons e
1aRd in II would cndcavOr 10 establish themselves IN
U,hokcn Of a great maIiF people Oigcct 10 H.
involved are greatly favor oi having the OlTOOhs
oDrped a. they viii be q OF profit 10 SOM As TOT
myself have hot yet taken any stops To IT, D
snail consult the Corporation Counsel THIS evening" ahd
ahaI I've guided entirely by bis advice IL wA reported
YESTERDAY nat Mr. Moiussey had leased store at Mont
olnely aud Greenc-Sts Jersey CITY, ana would open
- = DGol- room No person in the neghborbOOd Knew
Sbher or not Mr. Morrissey leased it, aud the other
booksellers secuted the idea
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THE NULBERRY-ST. MURDER.
RYAN COMMITTED by Tny coBosyp.


Coroner Flanagan held an inquest yestord,,
upon the body OF Michael MoriartY VINO was stabhs .
Monday night, at Mulberry and Bayard-sts by Toor~
Ryan Of No AZ EdrIdgest. The testimony showed th,
Moriarty Of party that bad been together du,
ing the evening" and meeting Ryan and James Dalv =,
No. 40 MOttst, there conversation Mor,arv
according TO the testimony went to Ryan and hou,d
Hulloa." Ryan told him 10 go away. Noriarly an.
swore1 tauDtDgly, and Ryan, who had hcen drinking
struck him with his st MoIiariy retaated in Kind nd
q general fight cnsued Ryan stabbed MOrilrty in t1
right breast DAILY testified that nc Ryan stab No,
arty aud afterwsrd close the knife and put 1t IN h
pocket Deputy Coroner Miller testified that be found
penetrating wound in the right brc IT ~ Morjar,v a.
tending through portion Of the lung into the ur,e,
dium. Death, I'm his opinion. due 10 heulor.hs..
caused by this wound inflicted by Ryan Tie Inry rer
dcred verdict accordingly and Ryan committed "a
tho Tombs 70 await the action Of The Grand jury
Ryan stated that he bonn in Ireanh vas 81 wear,
of age bartender, and lived ~ ~ EIdrdge-s' D.
the adyce OF his counsel he added De Lad no dfsro ~
fer at this time. remarkable fact came ont ye.t
day that not clGiry explained About o'clock yes
t,rday morning Ryan calie tho dOOrnan in Husrr
Street Police station 10 the door OF his cell and norri
him that he suffering from wound IN The heshy nor
ton Of one ~ his legs RYAN declared that this wr,
had been inflicted by Murarty and thai IN the exe,e
ncpt he had not noticed 10 whca he was brt locked IN
As everything had been takes away from him when The
prisoner was locked mp. II seemed impossible that IA
cOn have inflicted the wound aft lac had been placed
in his cell. His trousers were saturated with
which had flowed from the wound police surgeon was
he believed that this wound was inflicted W some Of
the Others during the 1ght between Moriay and Ryar
The wound had Jagged appearance a. though Il had
been made with a stone rather than kniio.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
GUSsER,s MURDERER STILL UNKNOWN.

The coroners jury in the case OF John Gun
SER who was murdered at his residence IN East VII
Iiamsburgh during the night of May 13, met yesterday
afternoon District Attorney Downing was present and
examined the witnesses Nothing new was elected, and
after the examination OF several witnesses, at the sug
geson of the District t-Atorney the given to
the Jury and as will be by their verdict remains
shrouded in as much mystery when first discovered
People however are not found wanting in the neghbor
hood who believe that Mrs. Gunser and Adam Martin
have not vet told All that they In relation TO the
murder Mrs. Gunsers testimony given in
straightforward manner and with apparent truhuness
and cooness witness testified that MARTIN said TO
him. when asked II he knew who killed Gunser. that he
was too good friend OF the family TO tell that Martin
fierward said he believed Mrs Guaser committed the
crime Martin denied this. The jury after celebrating
n short tme brought IN verdict that John Gunscr
came death the night of the 18TH OF May 1877
the hour of II the morning Of the litb OF
May, 1877. before l O'Clock m., by confusion OF the
brain by blunt instrument In the hands OF
some person persons 10 the jury unknown The Jury
recommended that reward should be offered Tor the
urreSt OF the mnriierer
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
CITY HALL LEGIsLATION.

The Aldermen yesterday authorized ferry
from Wintchail-sj. siXiyhtls; Bay Ridge the lran
chise 20 be sold auction The Commissioner Of fubhc
FORKS was instructed 10 report dispensing with tie
distributing reservoir ~ fortysccoudst, the cost Of the
removal 81 he Structure and estimate of the yauc
Of te land bounded by FOrtietl and foIiy-s1cOndss
Flfh and SXth-Iyes. The dog ordinance was amended
on motion OF Alderman Morris, By eXcmptng dogs t4hen
through th city by NONRESIDENT owners and dogs on eX
hibiiiOu COY. EOblns0n asked by party Vote 10
veto tine Financial bill recently passed by TIE Le.sll
mrC brciusc Of Il provision requiring CONTRACTORS III
making bids for public work, 20 deposit i've per
uf tho gross amount. resolution was adopted
slli the appointments Oi Commissioners Ji Deeds
oquay among lie Aldermen. Alderman Norris II The
request I'll Mayor Ely, offered resolution Tor tin bmlG
ing or a dog p1anG ~ ceFcitrrnthst and Eas ltiVCr
Jne appli,=itio IT the TAid Avenue HaTOau Company
authority tl'Usa steam engines vas referred L. the
Commit Railroads. The Twcnty-thlrd street Rail-
road CunI1Hy Was fo:DidGen tU the sidewalks on
Last IAt -iOuI iEsJ at first-ase temporary sta.
tons for cAau-iU- horses. Gas mains and lamps in
Ouchuudrpl-a thrt.ct-st, one hundreG-and-iwenty
eshihsi aud seventy ycHtlst and CrotOn mains ia
seventy between F0Grh ana MaGs0n-avcs.
Belgian naycnsAt on nc-hundrCd-aud twenty -lrssi.
FROM FiTsaVr tO Avenue A, and n FOurtl-st, between
Lewis ahd Aaagin-sts., were authorized.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
AN ILLICIT DIsTlLLERY SEIZED.
FOUND IN OPERATION IN A BREWERY VAULT ~
5 \ T.

FOUND IN OPERATION IN BREWERY VAULT IN
NEw-BRUEswIcK, y. j.
Internal Revenue Officer Benjamin Hubbard,
Chief OF Police Oliver and two officers, having ascer
tanned that there was an Illicit dsery in operation in
tho vault under the old Smith Brewery in City-aley
New brunswick " j., made descent upon the premises
at an early hour yesterday morning In order 10 arrest
those engaged in the Illegal work They broke open inc
door into dstiery leading from Cy-aiey ana ound
a trapdoOr which they opened and descended LADDER
leading to the vault beneath The noise aroused the
workmen who began retreat by little tunnel lead
ing from the yut ashlEg gtoEst, when was oaIeY
large enough admit man ~ tlide. Al VHVCi
who stationed the mouth OF the nncl seZ each
OF the wnrSnen he came ont. Ihelr names are
Archibald Ebns Archibald smith. John Courtney, ana
Lewis Wright the latter OF NeYIrulswi-k Ihe others
whose names are believed 10 be ~ umed belong lu
RrOoky,l. Toe still was M full working ordcr ana nau
turned out about 5000 worth Of whisky day IN tle
vault were found 800 gallons vi moias.os ana All dle
apuaratu5 necessary carry the cii business me
pI1suners were at work about six Weeks shipping the
iiduor 10 Sev-YOrk by the steamer wyoming every
morning The building, which IS Of OrcA, i l 10 ge
long to persons in Nev-YOrk. The prisoners VIII ne
taken before United states Com missioner whitehead at
Newark to-day tomorrow. T1ey were arr sled unaer
direction OF Excise OhCrr Theodore DarcaloW Oi
Sonfrrve Officers have nrcn Placed IN cnarSc OF thc
building 10 guari the property.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THREE MEN KILLED on THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD.

A fatal accident occurred about O. m.
yesterday the Pennsylvania Railroad The meaow,
west OF the bridge the Hackensack River between
Jersey City and Newark gang O track laborcr under
joan Donean, foreman, were engaged IN repairing
side track for freight trains and were using kandcar
for carrying ties Douean and three men, Philip Good.
wln Thomas Hogan, ari Edward Henry. started with
load Of ties for the place In which these rcqaf
rolling it upon the siding just The Newark freight
tran No. 51l which had upon the siding 10 allow
train to pass began 10 back down. The Of the tIaa
struck the handcar, instantly killing Hogan and Good
man The wheels OF the car cut OF both OF the legs "
Henry. ami the falling ties badly bruised Donelsn.
Henry was ken 10 Francis Hospital, where he was
sinking rapidly last evening. The dead men Ie-
moved 10 the Jersey City M0rgue, and DOncllan
gated, though it is doubtful II tho rain-hands
blame.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
SYMBOLS OF FREEMAsoNRY EXPLAINED.

Albert Pike, SD Grand Sovereign Inspector
OF the Freemasons OF tho Southern District of the
limited States delivered an interesting lecture the
symbolism OF Freemasonry," last evening, before
Kane Lodge, No 45i in the lodge room, at No. 9i6
broadway The room was filled with prominent mem
bers OF the fraternity among whom were Charles Roome
William T. Woodruff, John W simons. Past Grand
Master Of this state Jerome Buck. W. ii. H.
Murray James T. Morrison Charles X. Arthur,
and John w. Collins The lecturer listened to
with deep attention, and held hts audience
for an hour and three quarters The lecturer explained
the true Specification meaning and origin OF OF tho
symbols most reyared by Freemasons, and pointed out
channels of that would well repay for the time
and labor employr ed In threading them He reviewed the
work OF and other ancient philosophers and
traced their search for truth and religion. showing that
while the symbols which they used most expressive
10 their dscipes they served also to conceal ro igno
rant and bgoted yrants the progress OF seekers for true
light Tho lecturer closed by urging a Masons 10 50 live
up 10 the principles OF the order that all the world would
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
AI.UClD LUNATIC.

Michael Cassidy an old man of 20, was declared
lnnac in February last the application Of his nephew
Martin who was made committee OF his property while
Josoph Fimerty appointed committee OF his person
Michael SAYS this was while confined TO bed Dy
from ic he has recovered matter came up
Yesterday before Judge F. Day in Common Pleas Special
Term on motion the allowance to be made for the sup
porf If the man. Martin named $40 month The ola
mans $50 which it insisted the property
would paw Daring the discussion to Old mah Lhssl
rot M and the the position OF the proIery
ami how the taxes had fallen and insisted that
n management were intrusted him he could keep down
tho charges and himself $40 month. lie explained
this ucdy that when hs counsel sought to Interrupt brn,
take caro- OF YOU you had better down. the lawyer sal
down Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
A RUFFIAN IN OFFICE.
HE RESORTS 10 THE COURTS AND THEN TO HIS FISTS.
The BrOokIyn Rerisw little paper published

HE RFSORIS 10 THE COURTS AND iHfN ~ ms fi9io'
The BROOKLYN Reriew, little paper published
every Sunday in its last ssue contained the following:
What D!strctAttorney BritIon done with The two in
dctmen's the First Lieutenant Jim Dnnne
one believe for murder IN killing nian in the tia-
few and the other for iraud on inc al
Iotbox betrayed justice be YiuIicat al HOW
natsOme eXCTesCences nmtued ana Osiccu
McLaugn to b" allow cd 10 Vant ther inquiry
and NTH before n decent community
The d" Jim Dunno referred to is exAldcrn an Dunno.
ward politician, Deputy Coroner and Hydrant In
spector and one OF Boss" McLaughns cOadjutors in
the manipulation OF local politics. warrant was is
sued Tor the arrest Of Thomas sdebothnm the publisher
OF the paper. and appeared BET Justice Walsh yes
terday afternoon. Dunno called him aside and asked
HIM Who wrote the offensive article adding that II ne
wOuld tell lin this he would withdraw MS charge 81 ma
licous libel SdebOtham refused, and samuel Casoll.
news agent becnmc his bOndsman. Dunno walled Tor
Sdebothan 10 come ont words passed between
twO and Dunno, who IS powerfully Dult man ana
old freGuenter Of the boxing riue While SdebOHin
is Of slight frame and small shocked down s;debonain
and while lie was down continued 20 strike AMI KICK
him. As he could gel up Sidebotham ran back
into the Police Court and had warrant issued for
Dunne's arrest charge of assault ard battery
dunno followed him into the court, was baled and the
trial the assault set down Tor tue same day
and hour as the libel case. June D at p. m.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
ACTORS HELPING ST AGNEs,s CHrRcH.

The combined attractions of l.. a. SotheTn,
Mr. and Mrs. w. j. Florence. BUou Heron ID. H. llar-
kins j. W. McAndrcws, and numerous other actors of
high repute. served TO h the AcaG my ~ Music isst
night with an audience OF the most enthusiastic nature
There was double pleasure IN watching the corsn Of
the excellent programme. ina much as 10 WAS done 0ih
the Consciousness that the money cfr AZ the box nice
was to benefit the Church of st. Agnes At each per
formance there recalls 50 that none ~
the sctors could complain Of parality or an nFidins
distinction A. NJ. Palmer guided tho course %! iba
events. J. w. shannon manalng The stage, and VI us
sngton the orchestra. All the artists volunteered thelr
S.INL
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
INSISTING ON IS AN HOUR.

In the old suit of Charles Deylin against the city,
growing out Of Hackey seeceanne contract e1Juose
william H. Leonard the was referred declined
70 near II for es. an So per hour W. o. Bartlett counsel
for the city held had right 70 more than -
session the statutory mice The plaintiff then onef 10 pay
the difference aud said he would go on ana near
the and give the usual notice party whose favor
e deI motion was yesterday before Judge j. r.
ay M Common Pleas Special Term TO remove me rrere
on The ground that tho city entitled 10 an imP'tuA
referee and II was hardly human natlre TO De Parn
where be larger decision Tor one sdt ah
ior Judgment on TIE oer The reserved its decision