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AGENT, , wanted ted 10 e..

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established Illustrated Periodicals. IN Am rice.
ehey are now nrst offered TO canvassers. who
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itory. be enabled to introduce seventeen nrst-
class illustrated Periodicals, suited to ~ man,
distinct tastes or wants, And. with the choice
nom eight new and besuiifui ehrouaos, Eiytn
free OF costs 20 each annual snlscTiLer. he en-
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very family in their disivict To skhinai can
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
THE GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST NIL ROUTE OF THE US.

Is the mos, direct: convenient and ecOn0m-
ical way OF reaching Philadelphia and this
great Exhibition from all sections Of The
country. It's trains too and from Philadel-
phia will pass throuffh grand Centennial
depot, which the company has erected at
the main entrance to the Exhibition
grounds for the accommodation OF passen-
gers who wi n to stop at or start from the
numerous large hotels contiguous to this
station anc the Exhibitions convenience
OF the greatest value TO visitors, and Afford
ed exclusively by the Pennsylvania Rail-
DAD, which is the only line running direct
the Centennial buildings. Excursion
rains will q lso stop at the Encampmeut of
he Patrons Of Husbandry, at Elm Station
on this road.
The pennsylvania Railroad IL the gr and
| est railway organization In the world. 1t
| controls seven thousand miles of roadway,
| forming continuous lines TO Philadelphia,
New york, Baltimore, and washington, over
which luxurious day and night cars are
| run from Chicago, st. Louis, Louisville, Gin
cinnati. Indianapolis, columbus, Toledo,
| Cleveland and Erie withous change.
Its main line is laid wife double and third
tracks of heavy steel rails:upOn . deep bed
of broken stone ballast, and its bridghs are
all of iron or stone. Its passenger trains
are equipped with every known improve
| ment for comfort and safety, and are run at
| faster speed for greater distances then the
trains of any line on the continent. The
| company mas largely increased its equip
ment for Cedtennialtravel,an and will be pre-
pared to build in its own shops, at short
notice sufficient to fully accommodate any
any extra demand. The uBequalled re-
sources at the command Of the company
OF the company guarantee the most perfect
accommodations for all It's patrons during
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magn,nce mt scenery for which the
pennsy lyania Railroad il so Justly celebra-
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&aQQ Can't ne maze , ny every every agent
CIrnisb. but those willing to work can easily
earn dozen dollars day right in their own 10
,tltiss Have no room TO explain here, Bust
"a gihrls 10 a. we'll as men. We will furnish
Won a oomplete outfit free. The business pay :
better than anything else. We WIZ peav esa
pense Of starting YOU. Particulars nee, VIII nns
and soc, FarinsAs and mechanics, Their sons
and dau shters. and all classesi in need OF paying
work at home, should write to rs aearn All
about the WORK ut once. Now Is Inc time
Don't delayibhddssss reus.& co,Aaxus's'
Mare. -
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8 8 3 8 3 3 4 3 8 !

To the working CLASS. We are now
prepared 10 furnish all classes with constant EN-.
ployment at home. the whole OF the time. or for
their spare moments. business new light and
prOhtabe. Psrsons of either sex easily earn
from 50 cents to s. per evening, and u proper
tional sum by deyotlng their whole time TO the
business. Boys ard girls nearly rs much
as men. That all WAC see this notice may send
unuaral lelssi Offer 40 such not we'll sails
fled we will send one dollar Ia pay ~ ,the
trouble of writing. Full particulars. samples
and copy OF Home and Fireside, one OF the
areest aud best illustrated publications, all sent
nee BY mail Reader, ify.u want permanent
prontsbie work. GEohGK snnsos h Co, Port
aud Maine
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BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

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W ton, Soul Charming, Mesmerism. and
Marriage Guide, showing how either sex
may fascinate and gain the love Of any person
thsy choose Instantly. 400 pages, BY mail
cents Hunt x Co., l33 3. It'll ST. Phila.
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CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

This great International Exhibition, de.
signed TO commemorate the one hundredth
anniversary OF American Independence,
opened May 10th, and will close November
10Th, 1876. All the nations of the world
and all the states and territories Of the I'm.
ion are participating In this wonderful de-
monstratioD, bringing together the most
comprehensive collection Ct art treasures,
mechanical inventions, scientific discover
cries, manufacturing achievements, miner
al specimens, and agricultural products
ezer exhibited. The grounds devoted to
the exhibition are situated on the line OF
the Pennsylvania Railroad and embrace $50
acres Of Paramount Park, all highly i'm
proved and ornaniented, on which are
crecte the largest buildings ever construc-
ted-fve Of these covering an area of fifty
acres and costing $5,0OO,0O0. The total
number of buildings erected for the pur-
poses of the exhibition lie near two hun
dred. During the thirts days immediate y
following the opening Of the exhibition a
| million and quarter OF people visited 1t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
UOI-SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

On motion of Nr. DURHAM (Dem., ky.), the
The senate amendments the bill for the revision Of the
laws Of the United states were nonconcurred ID.
The House resumed consideration Of the solutions re-
ported by the Committee Privileges relative to the
powers the House in counting the electoral vote and
was addressed by Mr. WILLIS iDrEI " ~ tie salQ
that before the election no man woUo nave oelsyed M,
even CrantIsm could have Mex,canized freedom. No
nan would have believed that IN the short space OF ee
years the people who had in 1776 asserted their de
ifH,lence had poisoned and injected By bad
government 10 unle all lis past ana iorgt All II,
memories After the election the papcrs all announced
the election Of Samuel j. Tdcn the Democratic papers
with oV and prtise, the Republican Win acqUescthce
Ttv Leaders had recovered from the shock OF their de
feat they harled conspiracy 10 capture enough woes
in Tue Southern States 10 elect Hayes DE argued IN
favor of the rowcr OF the House IA counting The electoral
He thought thai no one coud suceessiuIiy cen
the right and power OF the House 70 oect 10 INC vote VI
lie did not want 20 see any elected by legal qrb-
bic In the case of Oregon Watts undoubtedly in
eligible and Cronin might be legally elected But where
the that would claim that that vote siiena ne
counted for TdeL Re (Ar. Willis would deem him
self unworthy OF seat in Congress should he proclaim
such a his purpose Inc people W. , az "a
Wheeler; brt when there was fraud in an election VINO
Would dr{ lnT power G raason and haIed Justice
M PAYNE Dem. Ohio) gave notice that he would
on tuesday next call up for consideration the bin re-
pOrtei from the Joint Committee on the Electoral NOt
ine deaie to continue Tuesday and wednesday, and
that be would cal the previous question on Wednesday
To- Honse then AZ o'clock went into Committee of
the Whole Mr.. HATCHER Dem; Mo- IN tue cHalf, on
The Indian Appropriation bill 0he appropriation rec
OUcr,erded ~ the hill Is ~ $50, 759 l2i
M WILTSHIRE Dem, Ark addressed the committee
opposition The doctrine that the President o. the
sena.e has a right 10 count the electoral vote.
Mr. TAKBOX Dem, Mass.) also made speech on the
Presidential junction, and was followed by MI CItII-
TENDEN Rep. y. ~ on the same subject MI CHI
TENDEN said: Tie people did not enjoy these eternal
discussions The country had been sconrged by war aud
DENT had sunk into the deepest PIT Of commercial
sHd political democrat ZatiOn and the people were ci}ng
ont fOY wise cOunsels and for patriotic and practical
statesmanshin lift the nation 10 better me Ire
pue thanked God the report Of the concurrent COM
mee and would conform 10 II with unaninly scarce
b matched since the election Of Washington IN l1S9
Ibe tine allowed Tor general discussion having closed
Tie consideration the m1 by paragraphs WIS prC-
eeeded with.
Without disposug Of the bill the committee rose and
lie HOUSE at 4:55, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
4 NOVEL METHOD OF CoUSTERFEITTNG.

A young man, age 23, offered SO bill at
Bernard Tfcycrts bakery at No SIC COurt-st. Brooklyn
% saturday niet. The peculiar appearance OF the bl
excited Trcyes.'s suspicion and lie sent messenger
Capt Hayey Of the Third Precinct, and the young
MAJ vas laced 1aGer arrest. Re gave the name OF
'aoes l. Haukcr. The bill had once been 81 bill, but
mad ben raised 10 represent a so bin Marker sad
ua' b. lived ar 80 3j4 Honry-st. When his room was
Saicsn there were found counterfeit 10-cent piece
A1 na50or Of pcecs OF paper cut OFT 70 be used as
uenei plates for klug the X aud the figure " lO'
" lie bin r. also pate 10 change the appear
are Of tie portrait OF Jefferson thai OF Washington
A-4AeF denied s guilt He sald that he had been work
NS TO- L. Hoss.ay. who publishes Tie Hebreir EraH
H< Gd Concerted Je,c IN This city; that lie was
: native Of Iowa. and Lad been employed b.
!! R's.va,y at a salary Of $40 week TO
~ 'ciioria. work CD the PAGER. lie stated that the
t-iI scac's ucrc found 10 tract when ne received
80, ~ "a ssallr. BE co-ti give 10 Satisfactory account
III ai -lai!y ur sod that he received 70 TOu Kcsa-
~ a. Present. NJ. Van V.ak, the keeper OF tIe
Clearinghouse whore Maukcr vrd. sad taat Lc was a
CO. =! ti e. .-i street or PaciEc street Methodist
a. ihai li, lpllcr a Methodist Local IHea9ner
-f' ana -irt ae aid Ike 20 out Of the house
49, tuc evening" brcagsc he saw - much wicSeGness.
az IL 80 t-atIicd Cu saturday bl2H a. tEe per
>, N' passed. "a - J,'. ~ t.4e same way &c fAO
~ AiidLbcaNt. confectionery store two or liTec
pa aSc. Marker VIII be arrGiSned before Justice
rtf l.s Muru.uE. by whom. lie VIII be sent be4OTe
''4 S'-lt. Commits iOncF NinsL0w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

Gavin ag NcCsrhyMotion TO compel defendant 70 state
his defcnses aims granted WITH flu
abide event Degraw agt DarowAnswer not SUD-
nitted. sohomberg agt. Uonnor.-Thiry days granted
Marine Comt-ChamJers-By Justice McAdam.-
Dir agt Totans Mason AIT. Oppenheingr Bucher agt
Hrsch-opnions nle,. sanboTn ag Roseorqer seis t
Gursh ACT. Goldberg; PlgnOiet ag Havtriy hume aEt
Frank Clomd agt Dick; Esston agt smith 9ot sa
granted. Hopkins agt WempeA Attachment yaca,eL M
Ter Commission granted Bi.ein agt Msngou'
Motion denied. Kearney ae Doren Hudson agt bnet
Leake Bungert ast Cole-Defaults noted Duyckhck AZ
Elder-flrler 20 nav money Weld agt. Lanning.-t y II
KilbIdce esq appointed receiver Mclaughlin agt Ennis
Judgment for sSIi 20 stanford Mo0re-Defenhsnt
donay Crude ag Harding to yacate ar Mse a
AFT Kreiger agt. Bradford LOwenthal agt Har.
Pollak Meyer Harting aet Goehe Buru"if
Pur,Orf Mcbride aCt GOakn Mclaughlin agt. Ennis
Connolly agt McKewan q arris act. Harris MOTIFS as'.
Partridge Iinge Goodrich Levine AT hehdeI
Orders granted LaIdlaw ag. Conners-Or-ef giahteH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Judge Donahue in Supreme Court. Chambers. de-
p a eai, rdsy application Of Solomon Jacobs held 10
ba fr RECEIVING goods III $1,000 10 De released on
smaller bail
At tie Washington Place Court, Yesterday Emma
X,Ue c Drorlefrr-s the cisorlery house AZ No IL
Tast disc arced on parole by ustce N ur
~ and sx OF VI c house were nhe tIV tac
the Ton,bs Police Court Yesterday, " alter
revfo amt samuel Charged WIN ehteilnF tc
cttnue store solomon oheyer at No ~ Bo"ery AT 90
" icrlav morning. aud stealing SIX bldck con over
coat au.d n fiS They held for rai IN deiauit u
-. 900 bal each 80
A. Rscex Market Police Court yesterday, Officer
Van EaEst Of Tenth Precinct charged Lena Brown oi
ST JaCes Connolly and Chrlstlha pierce
~ 20 - gayards ST. with keepmg disTiey h0lHes al the
uaces named They were each feqnIou =" iuiS'' '"' "
H 90 10 be Of good behavior for six months.
Annie Tilteriuc,ton young girl Of g years. living
at No $50 Fstave lett fer home and was found by htr
S,tr lane AT dsoIelIy IN East IhTty fourth ST.
g. % IN nrrsnada her home, he stabbed her Twice
t uff rday. the Yorkv1le Ponce CouI ale5
vas ned bail to answer 0f aesAut an" D@'V'' N
fle or " the House OF Merry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPooIryit st.qTshfp pr',ennfc Jan 9eIIIon
Rev W. Leigh Hon Mrs ie.gh, child, nurse ~ lB
servant Mrs T. a Ktnbe and maid George j. crosby
Mira and child Thomas II. TOwsr. Mrs TOwaI infant
and nurse. Miss Z. Harrison G. II. IarshOrn Mrs. H. A.
Mitchell A. Laor. r A. V. BurnO. Rev A. DowSev,
Mrs. puwlsey John Z. RUSSELL Mrs Russell Charles Forbes
C. lancaster Mr. r. Bow Mi,E Ehe Bowman. Cbas
AncL ZborJwssy ana r. {. Taint1r d. CANT No.
asiin \. G. Leslie \. 3 Searer, A. Naltich, Leon y
Nathan %tTaUs ME-. StTaAs-, child lni SerF Ant
C. A. Colby, sir- Colby Mrs. y. 2. Berry G. W kohsaat
RndOlt h FLANK. : IalInn II. ". Payne f. c. Bowen.
Mrs NJ s. Douglas Miss l.. Douglas. GeH. Horace Porter
John RrmT-r g Brar Mr.. Ahee Agar, Francis II Base
layoT. j. " B1rand, Mrs. Boz land ana maid
W @ Borlaud. H. Rrnger W. II. Thorne VI. AGi,r, C. D.
Doherty, Alfred Parrish. = Wheeler, G Peek, Andrew H.
smith, j. j. Gunther c. g. Shields, Emil kipper \ keith
gpr J. HIacslev Calk apt l. Mckay, NtikeI, GeOg,e
McCleanc Alicia r. MCCieIns J. mos Mcnucy, Edward
J. OyDgt0n. Mr.. Mrs. II. N. Hanna, Miss Geruc ma
Hanna Stewart Darl, Chas. T. ycruf. r J. Lar
rah-c Turner Richard Iryio ir, a. Natorl JON Moss
Reiss l.. aas +. Hamburger, capt Joid G. T. htln'4ly
LYMAN Mes Arnie LAM. l. A. itlof MI heh' an, ana
fTicnds John Mckenzie, Geo u1uNrhc, NJ an AIS
lanes Lees children ami infant Mr. aI lrs Rev T.
and infant \. J. Grant, G. l. Pficl2T, \ ~ heiA
Heath Armand iaiv, y Robertson, J. NeFl, MISS i
Townsend. John Mathews. Rev :. X. Aorse.
For LIVERPODL.-Il SteqilsbiD Tie E.c7, Jan. IL
Major EGmoIson Mrs.. En0nstOi, Francis Marco
4 " Arnoa. Miss Margaret FL OIL Iobn IiWien H. IL fhI-
ley, ]. II. Cooper. Mr. More, ar. Fleming.
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DECISIONS JAN. 90.

S,,,rs,ae Court hamJTs-By Judge Donohne.-
Sejaann agt Nenann In The matter Of Xsn AIKEN FRANK
a., nslauqV Granted Tooker agt. kinaido =, M"Ioh
AZ VI sou aga Gulectrcss Memorandum De Nay
90 he Kay-ranted decree If divorce stewart GeL "Us
hing lie order should stand. Nickel agL scheV
non granted memorandum. White ag GeseneT a
81 n,rt Of 10 costs Atkinson aRt Mci0naluOfci hs
entrsd must staDd. Murdoch agt Schemltz mus
stand as entered Equitable ife Assurance society ag
a policy holder In this company canhot
near his mOton the matter OF serapo Arieaes ,i
the sheriff liability is discharged by tho Aches VI tc pi"
Prisoner disc argef
suyerior Court-Spedal TGm-By Judge spelr-
Ncnceen agt Bolton Bralt Robins Ct al; Keller agh
Martin: Huntington agL KOhlsaat; Boardman agt GnmlD ,
Holman agt Livingston; Cunningham agt Cunnng ham
psrras AIT Bidwell; Caldwell agL Novel f1nnAJy agL
WhiIenead; Manning agL stern way agL CIoin. DurJoe
agt Lester; BorrUne agt Hciiy GU aL-A'ruer' s'.h
com,,on Pleas special Trm-By Judge J. y
paIv-Wlite agt. Duggan Monnsl agt Higrns
granted Bunzle Lederer4euoa ErAnteo eoneatsoAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
THE COURTS.
VALUE OF AN ALLEGED ILLEGAL BUSINESS.

VALUE OF AN ALLEGED ILLEGAL BUSINESS.
John d. Mcneil, who is under indictment
for participation in selling lots under the waters OF New
York HaIbor and is accused of other swindling
transactions has brought suit against John d. Higgins
The suits growing out Of the sale OF the water lots have
been fully reported The indictments after effort for
conviction defeated by urys believing that Of the
members OF the who perpctrated the swndes had
become idotic have slumDered. This suit brought by
Mcneil IL against the father OF young man who went
into MOnes office. The father says he advanced $500
to aid his which put into furniture for the Office
and when his opened his to the character Of Mo
nes business he seized the furniture which stood in the
naWe of Higgins and Mcneil. Mcneil demands $4,000
damages for breaking up his business Mcneil
rested III the civil suits against him. In one OF winch ne
was cast Tor $4,000 damages and after some months
was released poor debtor having assigned his claim
III this st 10 his counsel Townsend Weed, the eoun-
sci for Higgins moved. before Judge Joseph F. DAILY,
few DAYS 10 compel Mcneil To file security for the
costs OF the action else compel the substitution OF
his counsel Mr. Van Colt, the plaintiff In The action
Ia support OF this application it was averred that ac
cording 10 his own showing Mcneil had no property ana
therefore could not pay the costs 81 the action u de
feated therein. Thesc would amount TO about $500
at least it was alleged and the defendant entitled to
some security On Saturday Judge DAILY ordered Mcneil
TO give $500 security for the costs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
TERRIBLE DEATH FROM HYDEopHoBIA.

bright little boy, years old, named John
'''f' iNne Sisi hrs nncIe at No. II Aagnolia-ave,
- oiiy Iights died a. midnight ON Friday from
e.SVaoba The boy was bitten Oh the LEG and on the
-'-ef Ia October Inc; by small black ana tan dog
- N'Ind on tne finger bic 1 somewhat. but both
IL -ealcd in a short time Nothing was thought OF
'at'ef Until Wednesday o. last week, when the boy
80 'e]ed viii commissions. He seemed better on the
day, but talked OF death and heaven. That
hs again vent into cOnyalsions. aud the attending
S''hh' Df Rye, became convinced that the disease
and hIIophobia. He offered the boy water AZ a test,
81 fpplett parO1ysm resulted Drs. Ambefcrombie
ANHIs we're called in, and examination showed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
A CHILD DROWNED IN A WATER TANK.

The steamship France, which arrived from Havre
Saturday, TO anchor IN the stream. when the tug
William Fletcher alongside TO take of ihe Storage
sengers Among them Mrs Neef and her two children
OTTO years. Louis. Of Chicago They had
Just returned from visit to France. After embarking
board OF tug children allowed play around the
deck Suddenly the child missed and search
made FOR him. dec nhoe plate, used 10 cover over
the tank OF wafer carried for the boilers discovered u De
misplaced and upon looking through the opening the feess
form Of the child foun Every xer0n made by the
OK the France him. but without success
The had faseuIngs hold In place and IL was
probably misplaced by persons passing over IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
H.yG Ir!-Brown meeting Jones, his friend,

HAyG IT!-Br0wn meeting Jones, his friend,
and seeing him look very m,crabc, sad, g. Iuuo, old
man, why you've q face just MT tor funertl" $50
ought have replied Jones, considering I've just had
an execute N in my house, London Fun.
In case that came up before the Recorder
yesterday morning. his honor asked the prisoner why he
aid make Affidavit against the other party for
abusive and insulting language, when lie was called Il
unclaimed cat-aanmed. lauternawed. black son Of
sea COOK. The reply You boss, never allows
ms temper to get de best OF anl Use not got low
down yet to 60 law wild II nicgah insiY -
me- and can't get my fImb in his eye, jiss cbaws bis
ear of and OATS what dId in dis case' -lSan Antonio
Herald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

bed Of their companion. william IT, Lynch They went to his
besde and found Of blood flowing from his leit
breast Beneath his right hand small pistol nom
which BAH had been through his heart surgeon was
summoned, bup life extinct Lynch about "A years
Of age OF very preposse-ns appearance and 10 good health
He aer~eab~ companion steady in his habits and was
great favor with his employers, having occupied the POSI-
Of salesman In the for good salary
His only relatives mother living Har
lem and married residing In California. For
time depressed spirits from
known N his comrades and has been heard 10 frequently
that he wished he dead The coroners Jary yesterday
a verdict o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
COMBINATIONS.

WAsHISGToN, Jan. 20.-The Senate in Ex
eeuiye session to-day confirmed the following nonins
t0Es:
Pzseal Daoon!s 10 he Consul Cayenre J. W. Howe 70
Register lewiston Idaho, ". u. Wheeler % De- Inin
An al The Los iiuOs Agency Colorado j. l. Burcharc 70
b indian Agent Valley Agency, California W.
g. g. Wilson, e. De Assistant Surgeon in the Navy.
fra1steTs.W G. Van6cNatCr az Princeton. " j.; Byron
u CueheOn. Maustee Mich: John Beatty Neyada lO" d;
NAL J. klcEateilOw Acknowledgement Penn: IL r Cutler,
Florence Mass; J. y. Cr1mcr, Rhlnebcck, y. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
AN OLD MANS REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
.Iamas Snrnnt Nirtne and others. deyisees

Jdiifcs cpfchb virtue anu OUTFITS, ucNiSo'n
aud heirs Of the late William A Virtue the publisher and
bookseller OF No II Deyst.. who died in 1875 leaving
about S15O,o00. have brought a suit against Au-
zIsus Funk and Miss Helen BaIOl and Others a. set
aside certain notes. deeds and leases made by ". A
Virtue Tho charge of the plaintiffs is substantially
that in his Later years MI Virtue fell under Tire influence
OF Mr. Funk and Miss Balboa his notes for $4,000
g. Funk Tor lease he afterward TO Miss Ballou
for 81 OOOhe purchasers OF those notes having brought
them. made parties 10 this acton1ve Miss
Raliou conveyance Of nTOperty for ~ 600 which
she Ouly paid $1,000 and which she transferred 10 Mr.
Emh's mother, and gave her 99 years lease of his
DeySI, property for The plaintiffs ASK fhat
proceedings upon the prcmissory notes
given by Vtur b" stayed and tat all tine conyey2nccs
OF prouerty he aside the ground Of fraud Judge
DCuohue Saturday. on the above statement granted
a temporary injunction, and the comes up to-day
q motion of the administrators QOrd Day x LORD,
who represent the English heirs 10 make the injunction
permanent. sullivan, kubbe 4 Fowler are TIE counsel
for the holders OF the pgOmSsoy notes. aud VIA resist
tie motion far their cEcnis are concerned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22

that an extraordinary daton OF the pupils OF the eyes
had taken place. the hands had changed color and
sharp bark was.heard The boy rapidly worse, his
lips were covered with froth and tough, leadencol
ored mucus cl0gged the throat that he could swallow
nothing Cold Precipitation appeared his body, and
while cluching at imaginary objects around him he
MIR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
srIo1pE INA CLOTHING STORE.

Three clerks employed in the clothing store of
pe,tit Co. al No ~ B0wery have been the habit OF
sleeuus In the store at night and saturday evening all
s,r. retired about 10 O'Clock kbrEaS -sterday two
Al thu number-Tranas Wilson and George O. Bnshmore-
ve Nv aksaed by hearing groan evidently coming n'n INC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-22
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON jan. 21.-1he President sent the
following nations the senate to-day RcBj. II. Lan;er
be Collector Internal Revenue Coz the Second Louisiana
Of California TO he Receiver % Pub
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