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Manhooa. . How Lost, How Restored

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THE SUN. 1873. NEW YORK. 1878.

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Dr. s. w. Fiske
 Of Norwich, Conn.,,

Clairr0yaRt HBstci6n
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 The Dr. wlll also visit Danbury. Com. regularly the first three days ID eygy month, ut llIe WOOSTER HOUSE, where he cAn be consulted Friday eyln, ing, Nov. 30lh, Saturday. sunday md Monday, D, ctmbcr the lst 2d and Sd
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ERRORS OF YOUI IT. 4 GNTIEMAN who suffered for years from Ter IA vous Debility, rrelntt.ue le1.y. and al tine effects Ut yuu.uful inGlscrvton, wils for lht aske of suffering hmlGlily slu free 10 all who ueC lt the recipe md dirrcJou Ior making the simple rmcGy tty which he Wac au,cd StiIerrls Wish Ing to profit by tAe ady,T,sccs cHl' rseucc can do 50 by addressing m perfect confidence,
 JOHN B. OGDEE !2 Cellar st., N. I.
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have a lamp In ynur lural and pre sure he is '..tat,
 You noed nll call upan newly married people inless, you wefe iyllesi Ia Inc we'd ding or reypton.
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The advertiser. h4,ing hefn yel1nanrnny cured of that dread disease, Consumption, by T simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his ;el!bw- .l,ffercrs the means Of cure lo All who desire it he al Send a copy of the prescription used tree Of charge, with tte directions for preparing and usjng he same, which they will find sure euro for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c, Par ties washing the prescription will please address
 Rev. F. 4. WilsoZ l94 Penn St Williamsburg N Y
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CONSUMPTION,ASTRMA BRONCHITIS,

Catarrh and all Throat and Lung Affections; also Positive and Radical Cure for Nervous Debihty ana all Ner Complaints, after haYlnG or oughly tested its wonderful curative powfrs n LhoUsan1s of cases, ices it his duty to make it known tn his sutferinI fellows. Actuated by this motive, and censcltn i0us desire to relieve huni- an suffering, he will send FREE ot CHA kGE 70 all w2o dcsirtit this receipt with t5d directions fer pi eFaring andtuc. essruliy using. nt by lc- tm n mall by addressing with stamp, banning this tater. Dr. J. r. n.OuNIAlN, = % 1
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CURED.

An old physci,n etred from active practice. huvln2 had placed In hIs hands by sn E.st India T ssrnary the ioImGla Of a Vegetable R-meGy for the spe, dy ana permanent clre of
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B.ADBREATH.L /

COMPLAINTS, R @sTLEssSFss. JAUNDIcE unt A.
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After four years praeiiee in Bridge port, Dr. Smith challenges ang physi- can ;a show a better record as egards cures made and prrmant tooI nothing of q transient nature.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE SINGER ESTATE.

The hearing Ia tho matter oil the accounting OF the
Of the Will OF Isaac NJ singer, deceased was
resumed before Surrogate Coihn, OF Westminster
county, at White Plains, yesterday.
The obector tho accounting. Isaac A. Singer Of
France, by mis- iathsr, OF largo quantity OF furniture
land and retained in his possession when witness last
him Ia May, 1875. That Mr.. Singer also had IN
England about ST. 000 900 in United States bonds, be-
sdcs his real estate London and at Pagnton, where
May, 1870; and that before that period
ne had for several years resided in Franco
Proof then py tho executor that the testaor
in 1873 made conveyance IN trust OF all his property
In England aud settled Il upon his family rrserving
10 himself only hfe interest IL was also proved
that In 1875 Mr.. singer executed will in England,
devsIng all his property there to his wife and chill
drcn. IL likewise proved that be had property
braced IN the accounting and inventory. IL was iur
tncr shown that Judge Porter retained ms counsel
for the estate well Tor Mrs. Singer on the loth
day of October 1876 that the hearing before the sur
rogate conducted by him aud Mr.. Carer; that no
objection made by the contestant 10 the amount
OF his bill, which was paid by the executor, and III re-
Us TO whether 1t should be PAID by the
exeeutor or by Mrs Singer, no having been retained
as counsel by both. II was further proved that all
the pay Inents objected 10 were mado by Mr. Hawley
that they were justly duo and necessary III The dis
charge ot hts duties.
Tho counsel Tor the contestant ut the close OF the
examination, admitted the entire integrity OF Mr..
Hawisy, the correctness o his charges aud Their pro-
priey, except far they might be open 10 dispute
the question legal liability, anu the iurther qnes
ton whether The English property passed under Tho
English deed 0i trust and VIII or whether should
pass under the American Will.
The ev dence both sides was then closed and tho
Court adJ0urn until Wednesday next for the purpose
OF hearing the arguments IA tho Case
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE SILK SMUGGLING FRAUDS.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Mr. John Il. Stout was yesterday appointed by Judge
Donohue receiver OF the Sea CG Grove and Metropo-
tau Camp Ground Association.
Mary Roth sent Ia petition yesterday to Judge
Donohue asking the release OF her husband, Henry
Roth. IRON Wards Island, where, she says he has
been committed for an indefinite period. She says
'.she is able and willing to support him." Judge Dom
ohue granted the writ
Carl Merser was yesterday brought before Judge
Donohue in Supreme Court. Chambers, upon q writ OF
habeas corpus procured oy Mr.. William y. Kinlzing
his counsel. Owing to the absence Of Judge Brady
VINO granted the wrii Judge Donohue allowed the
to stand over until to-day. the prisoner mean
time being remanded 10 the City Prison.
In proceedings instituted to punish John Cavanagh
and charged with resisting receiver the facts
of which have Deon pubiished Judge Dononue granted
order directing interrogatorcs TO be hled IN the
OF 0Neil the only party thus far arrested with
view to purge himself from contempt Mr Cavanagh
Is reputed still keeping out Of the way. further
order also gwen directing the sheriff OF Kings
county furnish posse TO enable the receiver TO
take possession oi the properly IN question.
Phineas q. kingsiand is assignee OF four consoI-
dated against the city to $50 alleged
be due on sewer contracts. The CITY admit the
amount due. but set up AZ counter Claim that moro
charged tor maps furnished than they WORTH
and that assistance was given to Alien and Stephens
In procuring payment OF bills iar work on the new
Court House ia excess oil what they should have been
For this reason the cty desires 10 put in a supple
mental answer. Tho case came up or argument yes
terday before Judge Donohue, but owing William e.
Sne the plaintiffs COUNSEL not being able procure
an important AFFIDAVIT, the matter adjourned un
to-day. Meantime all The allegations sought 70 be set
up in the new answer are denied by the piaIntin.
Abraham J. Bncstn brought suit against John j.
Herrick TO recover damages Tor alleged aggravated
assault aud battery with club The came lp u
Special Term OF the Marine Court before Judge Nc
AdaIr, without jury, aud resulted In dismisssl OF
the complaint, VITA costs, for want OF prosecution,
unless The Defendant should nle note o issue and
pay $40 costs within ten days In opposition to the
motion IL submitted 10 the Judge that PLAIN I'M
was a commercial agent, and had Decn necessarily
absent from the city, out that he was then present
court ready to proceed to trial At From the
decision OF Judge McAdam appeal was taken by
tre dc cadant the ground that the dis tho
appeal should have been absolute and unconditional
THIS appeal was argued in Marine Court, General
Term, yesterday, BY Mr.. r. Critendcn, on the part
OF the appellant and Alfred Stcckor opposed Deci-
y
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
RIVAL SISTERS.

short time since Mrs. Mary Travcrs, living at No.
316 East Fourteenth street, was appointed admins
arix Of the estate OF her brother, John o'Nei who
died recently Her first act, II appears, to draw
81 100 out OF the Emigrant Savings Bank which sum
she has since refused 10 give any account ot Her
sister, sarah Mulhern, very poor woman living IN
Ireland and who also has interest IN the estate Of
the deceased, borrowed enough money OF her friends
In that country to her passage across the Atlantic
On arriving here snc went to her sister, expecting y
cordial reception but lhe latter shut the door her
face and refused recognize her Mrs. Muhern then
applied to Justice Duny tor warrant, which was
granted. and Mary taken before HIM at the Tombs
rolice Court yesterday afternoon The Justice sent
the parties before tho Surrogate.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
THE AINsLIE ESTATE.

Surrogate DALEY applied to the Supreme Court,
Kings county, before Justice Pratt, yesterday, for
stay OF proceedings the matter Of the application OF
Mrs Eliza Mcsscroe, daughter OF Mrs. Mary Ainsiic,
of south Fifth street, to have her mother adiudscd
lunatic Mrs AiDslic who IS over eighty years OF age
Is alleged by the petitioner TO be incapable OF man
aging her estate TO be under the control Of her son.
James, who manages her affairs. fhe Surrogate Az.
pcared behefoi Mrs Anslie and based his motion on
the grounds thaLIhc petitioners papers were deiec-
nye EA-Judge Homer A. Nelson, who appeared for
the petitioner, claimed that the lease where
urgency was needed, the estate wasted by
Judgments being entered against the property. He
desired that James Ainse and Mrs. Ainsiie should oe
enjoned from collecting the rents which wore about
due from the Brooklyn Ferry Company and other
tenants The Court refused tho request for injunc
;lon. but gave the defendant iour days 10 answer.
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temporary Injunction in the suit OF Francis Wallace,
q stakeholder OF the Mariposa Land and Mining Com
pany, against Eugene Kelly, Joseph A. Donahue and
Others. The action was brought 10 en1oln Donanue
from iorecosng u mortgage given oy the COMPANY 70
Donahue, amounting to about $l73, 000 The paintin
alleges that the mortgage was fraudulent and the re-
SUIT OF COLLISION between Donahue and certain omcers
OF the company. the defendants deny the aliega-
tons The Judge reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
NUpTIAL KNOTS SEVERED.

Judgment Tor absolute divorce Was gwen yesterday
in the Kings County supreme Courl, In favor of tho
plaintiffs in the following suits:--Jane s. Hamilton
against Louis N. Hamilton Frances X. Gbctt against
Robert j. Gibcti, sarah A. Kidder against Walter q.
Kidder, Mrs. H. T.. Carter against }. q. Carrier.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
MnTION no AKREST FORECLOSuRE.

In the Supreme Court, Kings county, before Justice
Pra,t, motion was made yesterday 70 continue q
The New York herald., 1877-10-30
A WIFE'S LSCAPADE.

Added to the already apparently inlcrminable list OF
.nuas,ic dinarancos Is o Grim. con. suit brought by
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

EMELIE MELVILLE ZELDA sEGUIN. WILLIAM
CASTLE. HENRY PEAKES, TON WHIFFEN, ED.
WARD sEGUIN AND THE HESS ENGLISH
OPERA COMPANY.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

TOMORROW lirst time, AND THURSDAY,
FkA DIAVOLO:
ALSO AT THE SATURDAY MATINEE,
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
THE CHIMES OF NORMANDY
- Box onice, A. H. TO 10 +, N. USUAL PRICES
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

CUMM MUTATIUN OF IMPNISUN WENT.
Bernard Mcdonald, Patrick Reilly and Henry
Stemhring were Brought before Judge Benedict, In
the United States Circuit Court yesterday. writ
Of habeas corpuA Counsel asked Tor their Discharge
the ground that their senteuce Of twelve months'
imprison In Ludlow Street Jail for false rcgtstra
mon tbs, and that the remaining two months they
were entitled TO regard MS Communication. Judge Ben
cdct IN elaborate decision, remanded the prisoners
back to jail He stated that under the laws OF the
United states they werc only entitled to one months
Communication.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

NTICk.-hOTEL DIS ANGLAIS; THIS FIRST CLASS
IN hotel, facing the aud under English
reopens the season on LIST October K BAKER HAYS
Secretary, 53 Coleman st., London. Il. O.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

TO-NIGRT-LAST TIME,
THE BOHEMIAN GIRL.
The New York herald., 1877-10-30

THIS EVENING AT y,
and EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK, EXCEPT
SATURDAY evening In the beautiful Legendary Drama,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1877-01-18

AZ ;. MorriSOn's-a hoy.
There is some talk OF reviving the Grange.
Report says that they have the scarlet fever
at Ferg GOuld's.
The anniversary OF JacksOn's victory at
New Orleans was duly celebrated at Utah. :"
The schools Of Our town are generally quite
satisfactory; indeed, there is no complaint.
Mrs. NJ b. Williams aud Judd arrived home
Oh Thursday from Polk county where they
have been to see the boys
The Good Templars meet Friday evenings.
limitations at every meeting. May they al
remember the Obligation and keep the pledge.
Mr. J. Powers, the gentleman that bought
Jacos Huber'S farm, IS home on a visit. He
rrl orts very little snow in the Green Bay re-
giun.
On Wednesday evening as Rev. Fuller re
turned from his work lie found the Parsonage
in possession Of the Gentiles. 4 pleasant
surprise.
The LyceumS are well sustained and are
interesting last Friday in the Gilman dis
trict the question, ''ShOuld the seventh or
the first day of the week he kept as the Chris
tian Sabbathg' was discussed. Decision, the
first day. At TrImbelle, saturday evening,
theiQuestion was, "BeSolved, That compr0m-
ises have been an injury 10 the nation" De-
cislon in favor Of the negative.
In tile first watch OF the night about score
Of our Young folks surrounded Lehrash 5
camp and unceremCn!ously demanded the
surrender o. the place, IS Ethan Allen did
Of the tort at 1iconderoga. Franks surprise
was IS complete and his surrender a. mcOn-
ditional as was the c0nmandant'S q that old
fort The besiegers held the place bat few
hours, when they suddenly let, leaving
Frank in undisputed possession, with the
honOrs and emoluments as 81 old. But still
they claim TO have had pleasant time.
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J. 4. Stirratt is able 70 be around again and
he looks about the same 81 ever.
We have no measles yet but csn furnish q
frst-class cold upon shOr; notice.
The thermometer indicated 81" below zero
in this town on Monday oi this week.
Samuel Waters is about 10 move OH 10
the farm belonging to George Newton.
Large quantities Of wood and lumber pass
over our roads towards Minnesota every day.
Mr.. William Teare is hauling the lumber
for his barn, which is 10 be 44x54 with base
nIeut.
Julius Andree was injured quite severely
about the breast and arms, whlle loading
lOgs in the woods one nay last week.
Charles Raw says it makes no din erence
whether there will be another election in
Louisiana or mol, unless females have the
right OF suffrage, otherwise it Is not voter.
ON Christmas Eve there was Sabbath
School Concert at the PRESBYTERIAN Church.
The audience was large, ana the exercises
very interesting more especially SO, since It
was the FIRST effort Of the kind ever made
here On New Years i've the sabbath-Schooi
gave the family Of Mr.. White surprise.
They had pleasant time, AMI, during the
evening, the scholars preSeEted Mr. White
with handsome scarf, valued az SIX or seven
dollars. Mrs. Whites class, consisting Of
about a dozen young men, presented her
with neat album, with the pictures OF their
happy faces therein. For these tokens Of re-
spect and friendship the party received the
waIlnest thanks Of the dOnees. Mr. White
has been Superintendent Of the Sabbath
School for the past two wears.
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Educational.
III. ;. BAk Err. A. h.. Editor.
County SUPERINTENDENT

THERE will be Teachers Associa
ton at Prescott on Saturday, Febru
airy, Sd.
Q. Is an exhibition ut the close of
a term advisablel B.
A. No. 1t is apt to spoil several
weeks of school.
THE following have recently SUBJ
scribed to the Wisconsin journal Of
! Education L. J. Atwater, S. L. Bar
tholemew, Emma Watkins, Henry
Holt, 0rville Wood.
Miss VIOLA Hill teaches in district
No. |, Hammond, Miss Johnson Of
Hudson, IN No. 5, Miss Cassie Cum
mings in No. s, Miss Barbara Ross in
No. Z. Most of these are experienced
teachers, and the schools are in =
prosperous condition. G.
OK the evening of Dec. ODD. Mr..
Holman's school, in connection with
the Independent Association, gave an
entertainment consisting of dialogues,
music, and treatment of the subjects
of Allegation, Orthoepy and Penman-
ship, by Messrs. Golf, Holman and
Carson.
The Ellsworth Lyceum meets every
Friday evening at ?. N. The officers
are as follows: Pres, j. II. Wilkin-
son; Vice Pres. Hattie Swim; See.
Geo. L. Williams Treas, Anna Cope;
Marshal, Ii. B. Doolittle; Executive
Committee, C. V. BisSel, C. ii. Chap
man, c. w. Youngman. Y.
Ar the Clifton Lyceum, Jan. 9Th
1877, the following officers were elect
ed: Pres, E. 4. Bradish Vice Pres,
Fred Shelton; Sec, Arthur Shelton,
Treas, Miss Emma Webb. Critic,
Miss Mary West, all for the term of
three weeks. Question for debate in
two weeks, is as follows ''Resolced,
That the Republican form of Govern.
ment is superiorto any other" Chief
on affirmative, Fred Shelton, Negative,
NJ l.. Robey. B.
THERE will be a teachers association
at Rock Elm Center, on Saturday,
Jan. 9th, 1877. Arrangements have
been made TO entertain all who may
attend. The following is the pro.
gramme:
Opening exercises; Singing, con-
Quoted by 0. p. Whip; G. G. Will
liams, Mathematics f. Fitzgerald,
Penmansip; o. p. Whip, Model
Glass in Geography; Mary j. Dona-
hue, Spelling; Anna Couch, Grammar
c. II. Chapman an Essay. Pedagogues
and Pedagogism G. w. Youngman,
Natural Science in Common Schools
Lily Lewis, Essay on History A. p.
Weld, Constitution and School Laws
Prof. w. ID. Parker, Mathematical
Geography. o. 7. Whipp, Chairman
Committee of Arrangements.