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The Portland daily press., 1877-02-09
FOR IiG N.
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Resignation of Prince GortschakoH

oK WOTtBCHHAOHs
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 8.-Prince Gortscha-
koH has retired from the position of Minister
Of Foreign Affairs on account of i'll ht alth and
long service, and is succeeded by Count oder
berg.
Military Activity ON the Black Sea.
LONDON, Feb 8.-Repolts have reached Bel
grade of great military activity along the shores
of the Black Sea and the banks of the Pruth.
It is said the Russians have placed pontoons
over the river. 1t is believed in some circles in
Belgrade that Midhat Pasha still really controls
the Turkish government, and has only retired
temporarily to permit concessions which would
have been inconsistent With his former atti-
tude,
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CoSsUMrr1vEs, TAKE NoT1oE.-Every momer

CoNsUMPTIvEs, TAKE NoTIoE.-Every moment
of delay makes your cure more hopeless, and much
depends on the judicious choice of remedy. The
amount of testimony in favor of DIR. Schenck's Pull
monte Syrup, as cure for consumption far exceeds
all that be brought to support the pretensions of
any other medicine. See DR.. Scheuck's Almanac
containing the certificates of many persons of the
highest responsibility, who have been restored to
health, after being pronounced incurabe by physi-
clans of acknowledged ability. Schenck's Pulmonic
Syrup alone has cured many as these evidences will
will show but the cure is often promoted by the en-
ployment of two other remedies which DR.. Schenck
provides for the purpose. These additional remedies
are Schenck's Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills.
By the timely of these medicines, according to
directions DIR. Schenck certifes that most any case
of Consumption may be cured.
DIR. Schenck is professionally at his principal Office
Cor, Sixth and Arch Sts., Philadelphia, every Mon
fe1 deOd&Wlm
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MARINE n EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Thursday. Feb. 9.
ARRIVED.
Brig Don ,Jacinto, (of Portlandl Kelley. TIapani
with 5000 bushels salt to Curtis & Davis. Reports
Jan 26, in NV gale. carried away lower foretopsa
yard Spoke, Jan 81, sch Emelne Sawyer, Hall.
from New York for Aux Cages. days out; ALSO schr
G Graham from Halifax for Humacoa, 5 days oul.
Brig Corrlenne, (Br) Koenig. Demarara-275 pun
cheons 45 bbls molasses to Churchill & Co.
Sch G Pomroy, Bryant, Baltimore-coal to Maine
Central RR.
Sch George X Hatch, Murphy, New York-coal to
Randall q McAll:ster.
Sch Mary Elizabeth, Dunton Boothbay.
Sch Cyprus, Davis, Bristol.
CLEARED.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg, New York,-Henry
Fox.
Barque Cnas Cox, Cox, Cork, Ire, for orders-John
Main.
Sch Fl Prescott, Merriman, Virginia-J Freeman.
Sch Midnight, Reed Baltimore, (not as beoIe)-
Isaac Berry.
Sch Henry Adeibert, Meady. New York-Emery &
Fox,
SAILED-Scbs Nellie Star, Elliott, Ivy Bell,
Elva Pettengill Ariadne, Henry Adelbert, FL Pres
colt, Rival, and others.
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New York Stock and Money Marker.

New YORK. February S.-Evening-Money market
easy at @ 81 per cent. CALL closing at q per cent
Sterling exchange quiet and steady for business at
1874 "a 1871 for go days and 4s5 a 1854 for demand
with nominal rates as high as 4s5 a 1861.
Gold opened at 1863 and closed at 1863, with sales
during the day at these figures alternately. The
carrying rates were g. 21 ST. and per cent; loans
were also made fat. The clearances were $28243.-
O0O The customs receipts to day were $227 900
The Treasury disbursements $685. 600 for inter
est and $4,000 for bonds. Governments are strong.
The following were the closing quotations OF ,.oy-
arm
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WASHINGTON.
Secretary uerrill'e Condition.

WASHINGTON. Feb. ga midnight report of
Secretary Morrilfs condition conveys little if
any encouragement. though he is resting some
what eesier than in the early part of the even
ing. Physicians are in attendance and will re-
main during the night. His disease seems to
have taken the form of a low fever.
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PROBATE NOTICE.
To all persons interested in the estate
kereinDf fer banned.

A I a Court of Probate held at Portland. within
IA and for the County of Cumberland, on the
Third Tuesday of January, in the year of our Lord,
eighteen hundred and seventy seven, the following
matter having been presented for the action there
upon hereinafter indicated, it is hereby ORDERED,
That notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
esed, by causing copy OF this order to be published
once week, three weeks successfully in the Port
land Daily Press, Daily Eastern Argus and Portland
Daily Advertiser, papers printed at Portland atore
said, that they may appear at Probate COURT to be
held said Portland on the Third Tuesday Of Febru
airy next at ten OF The clock in the forenoon, and be
heard thereon. and object if they see cause.
FRANCIS o. j. SMITH, late of Deerng, de-
ceased. Petition that some suitable persons
may be appointed to fill the vacancies 0ccasioned by
the declination of Nathan Webb, and Darius H In
graham as Executors OF The last Will and Testament
of said deceased, according to law and the terms
and provisions of his said Will presented by Bion
Bradbury, as President and in behalf Of the Green
leaf Law Library Association.
NATHAN CLEAVES, Judge.
true copy of the original Order.
Attest: HORACE j. BRADBURY, Register.
jan27 d1aw3wS
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Jan q. lat 80 o. Ion "a 80 barque Charles Lewis,
from Java tor Boston.
Jan 81 lat 20, lon y 40, sch Delhi, from Portland
for Caibarjen.
FeD 6, lat 81 50, lon "A 81, brig Maria W Norwood,
rom New Orleans for Boston.
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Foreign Imports.

DENERARA. Br Brig Corinne-275 puncheops
and as bbls mOlasses to E. Churchill s. Co.
TRAPANI. Brig Don Jacinto-1,4i6 sams of
salt to order.
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IMEHa0RA NDA,

Sch Ida 81 Annie, of Friendship, which drove
ashore at Round Brook Island Jan 2, was foated off
Sd inst and towed to Provncetown. Only thirteen
tons of coal wasstaken out.
sen Laura Messer, gregory from baltimore, ar,
gear, cutwater &c, by collision with an unknown
schr, Supposed the John WoodD
Sloop W Sparks, of Thomasion. Capt Leon, cap
sized IN the breakers Jones' Inlet. Long Island
night of 9th inst. VIM Matsha of Thomaston, and
Mr. Wilkinson. were drowned. Cantain saved.
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Proxidence Print Cloths Market.

f-RovIDENoE. R. l., FEBRUARY She oosh g., Printing
cloths market to-day strong at 5c cash Tor best Ga
"a cloths, with few goods offered.
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DIED.

Feb: 8. Edward Robinson. aged 10 months days
In Bath, Jan. %, Harry Milton, aged months ;
4 days; Feb 4, Hattie Maud, aged months 10 days
children of d. E. and Jessie f. Ames
In Bethel Jan. 80, Mrs Benjamin Clarke, aged
about 80 years
In South Paris, Jan. 81, Mr.. William Woodbury.
aged GA years.
In Hallowell, JAN 81, Mr.. Benjamin Smith, aged
76 years.
In haowell, Feb. !, Mr.. Ezra Hodges, aged 81
years months.
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[FRoM OUR CORRESPONDENT.

LUBEC, Feb 4-Sd, schs Olive Branch, Smith, Tor
Cutler; M Newton Boyd, Boston.
Feb esd, schs Virginia. Bangs. Matanzas Lizzie
rang, Eastport; Good Intent, Myers, fishing.
CRANBERRY ISLES, Feb sid, sch Ella Frances
Bulger, Baltimore.
A dispatch from Cientuegos states that Caut Bracy
OF Cranberry Isles, master of sch Helen King had
died OF lever.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
FROM AUGUSTA.

Especial to the Press.l
The Legislature 10 Adjourn To-day.
AUGUSTA, Feb. S.-The Legislature held its
paper ball session this afternoon and will prob
ably adjourn tomorrow. p.
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iFaoM MERCHANTS EXCHANGED

Ar at New York 7th, sch Gertrude Smith, Jane
son, New Orleans.
Sid I'm Delaware City sth inst, sch A johnson,
Mailman, Portland.
Ar at Havana Sd inst. sch Emerson Rokes, Mars
ton, Baltimore.
Sid I'd, baraue Bearse, for Galveston.
Ar at Genoa 7th inst, sch Mary Lord Lord, from
New York.
ar at Calcutta 4th inst, ship j Brown, Keazer,
Bombay.
Ar at Havre 7tb inst, ship Gen Shepley, from New
Orlease.
Ar at Queenstown 9TH inst. ship Austria, Pabelion
de Plea.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-09

Daily Domestic Receipts.
By water conveyance-1Oo0 bush cornmeal to q
W. True 81 Co.
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-09

CORK. Bark Chas. Cox-147 900 gallons of refined
Oil.
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Boston stock Market.
ISaes at the Brokers' Board, Feb. 81
IS Boston & Maine Railroad. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 995
Second Call.
100 Eastern Railroad. ................. ...... Al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Tim en- Voorc the VEGETABLE PULMONARY BAL
IUl JU lGQlN SAM of Cutler Bros a. Co Boston
stands unrivaled for Coughs, colds and Con
snm stiOn. Soldln Portland by ApOthecaries gen.
orally. faesnt9N
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MISCELLANEOUS
Out Sale

Before closing my Store for repairs, shall offer my
entire Stock at
The Portland daily press., 1877-02-09
TO One and All.

TO One and All.
Are you suffering from a cough, cold, asthma
bronchitis or any Of the various pulmonary troubles
that so often terminate in consumption? If so, use
Wil6or's Pure Cod Liver Oil and Lime" a safe
and eficacious remedy. This is no quack prepara-
tion but Is regularly prescribed by the medical fac
ulty. Manufactured only by A. B. WILBoR, Chem
ist, Boston sold by all druggists. fe5eod1wsn
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
BRIDGING HARLEM RIVER.

THE BOARD OF APPORTIoNMENT ASKED TO AP-
PRoPRIATE FUNDS FOR NEW BRIDGE.
A meeting of the Board of Appointment was held
in tho Mayors Office yesterday Mayor Ely, Comp
troller Kelly, Tax Commissioner Wheeler and Alder
man Purroy present.
Tho Park Commissioners sent in commun cation
asking for Appropriation to erect another bridge
across the Harlem River at 13sth and Madison
avenue.
Commissioner Martin addressed the Board in sup
port of the proposition and gave history OF the legis.
ation which authorized the expenditure. The annexa-
ton act had given tho necessary authority. Ten
thousand dollars had been appropriated and expended
IN preliminary surveys and soundngs
Corporation Counsel Whitney supported tho law,
and SAID that the Board could Issue bonds for the
work. II estimated that the bridge would cost
about 500, 900, and Mr. Martin favored iron struc-
ture
Mr. s. +. Lyon of the North Side Association,
favored tho immediate construction of the bridge
The Iaboring classes also should be provided with
cheap abodes, and the erection of this bridge would
proyIde requisite nodation for raic tho
Harlem River into the annexed district. When such
work was completed ~ would result IN dcpopulatng,
to considerable extent, the lower part OF the CITY,
Mr. John j. Crane also spoke IN iavor OF the bridge.
rho Board adjourned until Saturday next without
tax ,ng any action on the matter.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
THE STREET TO THE BRIDGE.

The adjourned meeting Of tho property owners who
desired TO discuss tho feasibility OF the plan OF con-
structng along the side Of tho part OF tho New
York and Brooklyn Bridge which, when completed,
will extend New York property, was held yeser
day at the Office of the Bridge Company Tho commit
tee which han been appointed TO confer with the prop
erty holders IS composed Of Messrs Oswald Often
dorier Jackson s. Schultz, A. X. Ely, W. Hooplo and
G. H. Squires. Mr.. Ottcndorfer was not present yes
terday and Mr. Schultz called tho meeting 70 order
Mr. A. X Ely stated that the estimate OF the value
OF property to be used laying out the new street, as
he had made IL a somewhat rough manner IRON the
Tax ONCE assessments, was $685. 200, and that the
market value OF the same was about 81, 600. OOOs
Several gen Dtcmen took part in discussion that 1O-
lowed, IN which about the same arguments were ad-
vanccd which offered at the meeting OF the pre-
vious day and reported in Yesterdays HERALD. The
meeting subsequently, adjourned until TO day.
protest against tho laying out OF the new street
has been drawn up, and after It has been signed by all
who oppose tue enterprise will be presented to
the Legislature This protest or petition states that
the only material benefit to po derived IRON the con-
srucUn OF the thoroughtare Will accrue TO the land
owned by the bridge company, and that other
property holders Will be rather injured than bcnchtcd
by the plan II also states that the expense attached
10 the scheme will be great as 10 mako tho idea OF
building The street unwarrantable and further that
more feasible plan OF removing distractions to travel
In tho streets In the vicinity Of the bridge would be TO
widen h present thorouehares Persons desiring 10
sign this petition do SO at Frenchs HOTEL
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
KATIE RIEDL.
his fortune.

THE INQUEST TO BE REoPENED D-sEAICHING
FOR John DASs.
al have consulted with District Attorney Croak,"
said Coroner Dempsey HERALD reporter yesterday,
'and have decided reopen the inquest into the
OF Katie keds death just as soon as tho new
evidence which has been discovered can bo put into
proper shape The jurors have been running after mo
since Monday to learn what am going TO do In the
matter, and they all express their anxiety TO
have the inqusItion continued 1t was eyi-
dent TO everybody that Wespcl swore falseiy
on his examination and contradiccd himself on many
important particulars OF course, he might be indicted
for perjury but that the District Attorney
and not me. was very anxious TO proong the trial
until every person connected even IN the remotest
way with the deceased during the period just preced
ing her death should be placed upon the witness stand
but the mpatcnce OF few OF the Jurors constrained
to close the investigation. They prepared
TO it, and | shall call them together just as
soon as the anair can be got into proper shape"
Chief of Police Blake has spent the last three days
in this city looking up witnesses. 1t Is under
stood he has been assisted by the officials OF Null
berry street. and that he has devoted portion Of
his time a search for the 'John Bass spoken
of by Wclspc the father OF Katics children. That
no ouch parsonage exists Is pretty well settled In tho
minds OF tho officers, and 1t Is generally believed that
wclspie will he conclusivcly shown 10 be the only
h man in the case.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
LITTLE HE'LL GATE.

AMENDMENTS SUGGESTED by THE BOARD OF
ALDERMEN TO THE BILL FOR FILLING. IT IN.
Tho conclusions of tho commission recently dcsig-
mated TO inquire into the feasibility OF filling in Little
He'll Gate with refuse matter from the streets were
Yesterday reported by Mayor Ely to the Board OF
Aldermen The commission has agreed upon bill as
to the bulkhcad line around Randals Island, which
will be Immediately submitted to Congress and the
Legislature.
Alderman Purroy presented an amehdmen' 10 'he
proposed bill, which reads as follows:--
1t shall not be lawful Tor any department, board or
officer of the city government In extending or ming IN
the area between the bulkhead line mentioned IN THIS
act to create a public nuisance; and whenever nvc
reputable citizens shalt complain 10 tho Mayor OF tnc
city OF New York that such nuisance has arison u
shall become his duty TO Immediately investigate tne
facts complnned Of and upon his certifying to the
Common Council that, In his opinion, such nuisance
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

Bisuop- SrEARys-At Rverdale, n. Y, Tuesday,
February 81, by Rev. DR.. Burr W. FRANRLiS Bishop
Kctchum Stearns.
BooKHoUr--vAN CLEEr.-At Pcquannock, N. j., on
February rs, by The Rev. J, II. Whitehead. EDWARD
BooKHour. Jr, to CARRIE H., daughter of John Van
Cleet
KERSocBAx--CRAys.-Februar 2s. 1877, at tho
residence OF the BRIDES parents, Is West 2lst st. by
Rev q. Ii. Mandiv, CHARLES A. KERNoCHAS, OF Chi
cago, 20 ALLIE NJ. GRAMS, OF this city.
MORAx-PBcKwELL--In this city, on the 2Sth ult,
by Rev. A. j. Palmer, r. EDWARD MORAN to JULIA c.,
daughter OF late William Peckwell, Esq. No cards.
UKpKRwOoD.-PfzzALA.- Pequannock, N. D., Feb
ruary 49, at the residence o f. Bookhout Esq. by the
Rev. J. Il. Whitehead, WARREN J. UNDERWOOD, NJ d..
OF Akron, Ohio TO FRANCES G. PfzZALA, daughter OF
the late Henry W. Finch.
wALKgR-AHLRs.--On Thursday, March l. at the
residence OF the brides parents by the Rev j. W. D-
ler ID. d., EDWARD WALKER, Jr, to ZOE LOUISE, eldest
daughter OF George d. Ahles all OF Brooklyn. Nc
cards
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
A LETTER FROM OSCHWALD'S COUN-
Sell.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALp:--
You will pardon mo for the trespass l am about TO
commit If such you deem IT, was ono qf the counsel
IN the late Ryan and Oschwald casc--wiam II. Haga.
man appearing for Ryan and Senator Magic and myself
appearing for Oschwad My sole object now Is TO
make few corrections yesterdays article In your
paper entitled Jcrsey Justice" The "strangc anony'
nous spoken of In that article was not received
by me. II was received by Senator Magic, and u was
postmarked and mailed from Baltimore, Nd, anu not
from Peunsylvania. Immediately alter its receipt "
was shown by Senator Magic to myself Judge Depue
and Judge Rcord, before whom the case was tred as
well as Colonel Abce the Prosecutor Of the Pleas OF
this county and by Senator Magic II was laid before
the Governor at the time. Senator Magic and myself
went before him TO present the case 10 him IN
order induce him, II possible, to convene tue
Court OF Pardons for Communication oil sentence,
ana II was examined by tho Attorney General VINO
WAS present upon that occasion. After Mrs Oschwad
had called upon the Governor and bad asked hn
for the letter, which he declined 10 givo
her, the Governor stated to Senator Magic
and me that he thought u proper TO return y
10 Senator Magie from whom he had received y, ana
tuat he would do So Whether IL has been done can
not say Tho Mrs. Suendcrhaf ana Mrs Holman
referred to IN the article did come before me ana
make affidavit fully appeared In tho papers at 'hat
time ana those afIidavits used by US upon mo-
tion ior new trial. before Judge Depue, upon the day
Ryan and Oschwald were sentenced me anaav" ,,a %
Mr. Stanford was taken by me and submitted 70 ING
Governor AT tho interview above namcu anu
Is now in his possession, unless returned 10
Senator Magic. think now have answered, 80
far as can The questions, 'why was the anonymous
letter to Mr. Morrow, which purportcd 10 emana,e
from the real murderer, so mysterousy suppresscu'
and swhy did their counsel, who nrst maze such a
great ado about the letter. let IT drop out SO quety
soon after?n and "why was the evidence oi tne TWO
women and OF the Enalishman no. neardin nave nav,
sought only to correct and explain as think such
portions OF tho article deserving correction ana ex-
PLANTATION. Respectfully yours, ,r, voppow =.
NEWARK n J Feb 2s 1871
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
WHERE Is ALBERT KROPPENECK !?

WHY DID THE POLICE REFUSE TO SEND OUT
AN ALARM FOR THE RECOVERY OF THIS
TRUANT BOY?
Albert Kroppcnook, twelve years old, entered the
public school in Chryse some three years ago.
having passed the primary department, year after
he was in the third class. His father who is tailor,
removed TO No. 507 East Twelfth street,
A. last May. and Albert was sent to Grammar School
No. 49, situated East Fourteenth street, near First
avenue, with good recommendation from Mr.. Moor
house, the Principal of the CLrystie street school, He
was placed in the third class, under Mr. Beamer He
had good record, and his ather satisfied with his
progress He promoted to tho second GLASS; under
the of Mr.. Lyons, who when the principal died.
took charge Of the first class Mr. Beamcr the second
class. Thus" says the athcr. ''my son was again
under Mr.. Beamer's charge; whilc IN that class his
record as shown to me was always good, but on his
promotion 10 the first class. complaints from the
teacher received every day. On list Friday week.
examined his book, and lou nd that his record was
very bad, therefore whipped him. Last Wednesday
week he went to school as usual, but did not
to dinner, and have not seen him
since. have made every effort TO
ascertain his whereabouts but have been able
find him. went to police headquarters and requested
that general alarm be sent TO all the stations giving
description OF my BOY, but the Captain Inspector
said it not worth the trouble as the boy would
turn up In day or two. am u poor man aud can
not afford to advertise or pay anybody TO search Tor
him, and the police have refused TO assist me,
do nothing myself. ] do not expect to sec him
again. | received letter from Mrs. Henke
OF 133d street and Eighth avenue
Saturday last She stated that Albert had
been found by her servant on the street, crying
hungry and nearly frozen to death The good ahy
cared ior him and him homo company with her
servant, but he ran away rom her the way. ! am
Informed that he was Sunday playing with
some boys In Ninth street. We have no idea where he
now. He has relatives either in the city coun
try, and get no assistance from the police,
We must trust the HERALD. Tho boy is twelve years
old four feet inches height. wore PLAIN black
jacket wooen SHIRT dark gray pants. He has small
mark on the right side of tho nose His hair brown,
his complexion lair.
Mr.. Lyons, the teacher Of Aberts class In Grammar
School No 49, said that for time past the boy bad
behaved very badly and he had to reprimand him ire
qucnty. lie admitted writing the note In the boys
diary Wednesday last but that was usual pro-
coedng when boys were bad he thought nothing moro
about 1t until he heard OF his disappearance
The supposition is that the boy. having bcen ire
quenty punished by his father after reading the teach
ers report IN the diary, was AFRAID TO go home. He
therefore threw the diary away and determined 10 seek
his fortune.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
SAVE THE CHILDREN.

The Board of Managers of the New York Society for
the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children met yesterday
afternoon at No. $50 Broadway, Thomas G. Acton in tho
chair. There were also present President Wright,
William /. Jenkins Charles Haight. Nathan G. Ely,
Wilson N. PowilI, Sinclair Touscy, William H. Webb,
Frederic De Peystcr, J. Howard wright, Benjamin H.
Field Jacob w. Mack. A. G. kingsland, Jr, and Adrian
Isep Jr The Secretary reported the work Of the
ccty Tor tho month OF February as follows:-Com-
plants received 76; complaints investigated ~; ad.
vice given, 4 cases prosecuted lS children rescued
and sent to institutions or homes, II.
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has arisen tho Common Council hereby authorized
10 provide by ordinance or otherwise Tor the imme-
diate uance abatement OF such nuisance.
Mr. Purroy, in presenting tho amendment, said that
he had consulted with tho Police Commissioners on
the subject While they assured him that no nuisance
could arise from the work he of tho opinion that
II was probable they might dump gart age and vegeta
bile matter along with ashes In this locality He there
fore thought II advisable To oIcr amendment which
would act "A safeguard IN this particular
The documents In relation TO the subject wcro
ordered TO be printed.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
SERVED HIM RIGHT.

william Brokers Knocked his horse down with a
stick, for which, at tho Ffty.scvonth Street Court
yesterday, Judge Bxby held him In $500 bail TO APP
pear In tho Special Sessions.
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
LECTURE ON HYGIENE.

Dr. Mary A. Dixon Jones delivered lecture last
evening mt tho Congregational church In Tompkins
avenue, Brooklyn on "The Nervous system and Men,
tai Hygcpcn Tho remarks Of tho lecturer were in
tcresiing and were listened 10 by the audience with
much attention. The speaker Is well known as
horough medical student and skilled physician She
Will probably repeat the lecture at other places
The New York herald., 1877-03-02
DIED

BALr.-At Railway, N j., Wednesday, February 2s,
MARY BALL. wifo Of tho late Samuel b. Ball. In tho 10Th
year OF her age.
Relatives aud friends arc invited TO attend tho fu-