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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25
NEW HOTEL, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
RIGGS HOUSE,
PLIMMER & SPOEEORD. Prnnrietnrs

First class and complete in all its appointments IL
situated opposite the United States Treasury Build
ing, and in the immediate neiehborhOod of the Pre-
siHeDt's Mansion, the State War Navy Depa rtmepts
and the Corcoran Art Gallery, j.n2J-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

NE SHALL OPEN on Thursday or Fri
w dag. Ga yards of Figd Linen Law W hiCh,
In addition 90 the stock hand, will make much the
largest assortment to re found in the city. II ven
ant cool aud desirable dres for the summer, at a
very low pflce, don't fell e. goods. You ctn
Can save money and time by coming direct TO BIZ
Stn 81 II v In CONNECTION with the above. can
SHOW the newest and best assorted stock Of Staple
and Fancy Dry Goods in the city all bought st prices
much low the rates charged month ago, and it
l. our i-'erm nation u Keep only such goods and
eeli them AZ prices that will induce every one who
may favor with call 10 give at least part of
their patronage w. VI. BROWN,
Ie5ttr No. 3I1 sth street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

II Until further notice the Steamer -
MA1TANO, Captain VIM. ii. Byles, EA-N
will he run IS follows: Leave Wash
iBgton from 9th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGs, at O'Clock, for ali
Landings as far down as Eomini; returning on
IUESDA and FRIDAY. Leave every SArUR-
DAY MORNIHG at clock, for all Landings as
far down as Mattox Greek; returning on 81 NDAY.
Freight received daily. For any information. in
Iuire at G. l.. SH ERiFFS Coal Offices, lll4 and
BPS PeDnr yania avenue.
maI9 tr WIN III. EJLLMON Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25

~ UItIh UEhMAN LLU1D ID.
The steamers Of this Company viii sail avery Sat-
turday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third ,e<SkA
street Hoboken. Rates of passage: From A4GEk
New York to Southampton, London, -
Hayre and Bremen, first cabin, 100; second cabin,
500 gold; Storage, $50 currency: For freight or
passage apply TO OELRtCa5 Co,
mars 6m Bowling Green, New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-06-25
STEAMERS. &c.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION IL

The commodious Bay Steamers SUE, Capt w G.,
Geoshegan, and EXPRESS, Capt. 49,
jas T Barker, leave stsphenson's Esss4aa.E{
DAY and FRIDAY At 10 O'Clock D. m for Dalti-
more and AL river landings returning leave Bslti-
more, No. liz Light street, every TUESDAY and
landings.
Je9 3n STEPHENSON BRO, 7th St wharf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
MIR. LUTHYS SISTER-NLAW.
WARNING 10 nII MOI 10 MALTREAT UNwEL
COVE XIs!lOhS.

\ WAENiNG 10 HIN MOI 40 MALihbAA INhbL-
CONE VISIONS.
Mrs. Mary Murray, il handsome young widow,
sued her brotncr-.llaw, Frederick L. LntAy, in the
Marine Count for damage in the sum Of $1,000 FOR III
iureS inflicted upon her in orcby ccctng her from the
defendants house. Luhy Is the wcll-knOwn policy
dealer whose last appearance in the courts was rs the
prosecutor OF two whom he charged with robbing
him Of set OF Diamond studs worth $1,000. MrS.
MCrrlys story that she went 10 the DEFENDANTS
house in Harlem invitation of her sister,
Mrs Iuthy, and while she was there
Luhy aud without provocaton slapped her face,
knocked hen down. beat her and kicked her She says
that sho then went before Police Justice Wande!l ana
made complaint against Iutly but Luthy was friend
of thc magi,tratc. and Justire W1ndell refused her
hearing Mrs. Murays story was supported ~ the les
tmony az her younger sister, who accompanied her to
Luthy boise aud The nature OF hcg injuries were cert
ned By physician. The dcfendants story was par
al admission Of the assault, but ne claims
to have used only the force necessary to
eject the plaintiff from the house. ne, ayers
that Mrs. Murray and her sisters had previously ad the
freedom of s house. but tui they had abused hiS nos
pi;a!ily taking away different occasions laoe cur
ains, selskn sacquH, Diamond earI,n5S anu VInfr
articles OF value brungng 10 his wife, which tucy
pawncd. He says tIu be became convinced that they
ccitg his On the day Of the assault they be-
e.IGc Intoxicated with his wmcs, and otLerw-e con,
Quoted themselves Improperly. ne cahie homai anu
their refusal tn depart compelled them 20 90 So
MIS- Murray hc aSscrs ieil 10" III gong w te s'Hs'
where She rereyed whatever injuries size suffered
AftcT hearing MIS- MGirayS tosumoiy i,sarHihi tic
manner III licn she Was treated IN Justice Nahdcns
conf Cie lee Shea said thai II hCs story WIS true
Justice Wandrll was tit 10 sit upon the bench IL
ys untrue IL Affected The crcdiby OF her whole tcstl
moy. IN "ocofGdnce WIN me iIstf,sonS o que eUi'
Justice Wendell sunG!0Ded yesterday as witness
n. testified that he could not recall tue clrcudI-
stances al Mr.. hurray's complaint before hihl
Lut IL was probable that her statement was bdsc1
o. 81 u,,stnrr.h ,H,ion lie had frequently to explain
IA ts., ma hlI corn plants that a bad right 10
i, peiss from his house by the Of such force rs
,ypg necessary to accomplish his purpose, aui ~ Was
n.,.lLir tl:, ms might have said something Ia that Of
ir,t wh,eh ~as misunderstood ClefJusicc Shca III
elEg the Jury cxuEerated Justice Wande from any
h,,. in l. decision Tue idry, after hours dcibcIa
tim returned "A verdict for the plaintiff foT 1891 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
DECISIONS-APRIL IL.

Sarirmc Court hanbers-By Judge Barrett
MG Ls q. Ig GT o ha d a moaa on is
papers such the raci cal eheot Of the order AMI nte
Clars affidavit fairly and meets the difficulties
changed, II may be conceded that he acted neither wisely
dgcny and fr a reason ne terms SHOULD BE- strict
FAR as TO permit defense the claim for deficiency must b
ha ct SSi G Of the dror Goldman agt MS
t4f rS OF @ se e cen ar s to he pant@
rradesnei Naona lem as Sened i0f
By Judge Doiohue-5Glth at Rowe New,f%GE iio In
scheii White ag icCoo Fak ag Jacksonj IN Ire matter
Of Harlow Granted. lrsbio ag Young Motion gahtGG
the matter Of Frcelorn; browning att Van Buren,
aeT c.onent~Rsccyers bond approved IN ile matter OF
Is o@entnal at granted
payment Of inquest and motion costs IN the ma,ter oi
Of te htornc General for leave to bring az acton to az
fSr Of Bcyle Judge Barrett disposed Of H.
Nv Judge I,rady-In matter Of Hatch Order settled
FINDINGS settled ana signed DAVIDSON ano.
% SGPg Of oS sa Of n sse may Re T fSrsS the
i'm INST at lC50 rrouy agt swift and
Term fully passed upon tn merits do not feel lns,ined
pr me matter which wee not determined This
IL gon9si T Gri tae the co6csons a, Which have
arrived aud viii then over the iindnes with them and
Sc y Jmde Van Brrneimeras WILTSHIRE proposed
smgns S d1S S 'ef oaa ard attorney
Mcssr Deylu K Miller are entitled to Gusts up TO me nS OK
and another. Judgment Tor plaintiff; opinion
Common PIeGs-ypecaI 1crm-By Chief Judge DAY.
Coffin Ggt Holman Schgman agt ouioli--.ee opinions
Graham act sterling fire Insurance Company order
entered buchanan ClarkEXtra allowance 81 nVc per
cent Mary NachmDn agt. Gottiriod NaohnaL- Divorce
Granted In the matter OF silver, &c.Decree settled
Marine C0prt-C hdmb6rs-By Justice SnnOtt.-
Harry agt MOrangeOrero o. reference granted L0rrilian
AFT feouSIy-MD0u granted BDwery National Bank agt
I,derJrand-hu0u u open default granted BALDWIN aS
Adis-Orler amending Judgment roll ngnc pro anc Cur
AYl.ng agl. Philips; smith agy Ihe Morning
Star non Mission AcQnade ast. Nc Shrey Mclaughlin aga
Ilutcins; rOren agt Johnson stern az 5",tnj stIien
land act Gnos Kim9er aga. Donnei tis ggt winchester
Keith The Graphic Co. agt Campbell; kOsen
ait TiceI iyoIstoIe ast. JGcDus Boyd ag Ehors Sax
ag Ref: Wagner aG Mcndesoin hlelnkheGht ag| Sln;
FinPTN Johnson; AbOS SH1;h; MOI guley aSt
Meyer; Downing at. Keeggn seaman agt Leslie Ileel
a0 tsru; DO.sen AIT. tIifh Macy agt. Micy.-Orters
granted and entered Kappa agt acknowledgement iOr dc
f.udau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

In seeking 10 account for the continued large number
of these casualties, the agency states:
Some interesting figures this view of the situation
may be cleaned by comparing the disasters in business
with the decline its extent. For the three years, from
the end 1873 the beginning Of 1877, ihc otl mum
her of failures in the United States has been 22,GG2
in business at the end Of 1873 Ts is ia small proper
ton 20 the decliac III the volume of trade II Is difficult
10 arrive at any definite conclusion AS 10 the extent OF
this decrease but II measured by the falling of IN i'm
ports aud the WellOWn decrease IN The production OF
manufactures the internal business Of the cOuulIy to-
day eGs by 80 10 80 per cent than IL was I'D 1870 30
Yt fbe number OF Withdrawals from business, by ft-
ure or otherwise is far less than seems either Justified or
demanded by decline Ia the extent OF business to be
transacted
With regard 10 the trade OF the past three months the
extent Of business Indicated very closely by The ex-
changes at the various clearinghouse OF which there
are now some IS III operation. or these - made re-
turs last wear and comparison Is therefore possible
AS TO the amount of transactions represented by bank
checks at these groat The total clenrincs in
the fret quarter Of 1876 $7677 100000 while IN
the first quarter Of 1877 they - show
ing decline of Il 27 600 600 The earnings OF all the
railroads publishing returns indicate decline In about
the same proportion for the quarter The decline thus
notced il is true is but slight yetOn the face OF an ex
pected increase is somewhat Disappointing
In relation to this condition OF things the circular very
sensbly says:
Though business has been small, t has yielded FAR
reurn In pfon0rtIOD 10 the amount OF business t"hs-
acted The uro6ts have been better than for many pre-
vona quarter 1t il ccTaiubusiness Is done at Vastly
less expense than former years that values are more
tetIed and above all, that both oiel On ana ihteh III
debtednoss is very materially ieuuceu
After charging upon the Bankrupt law an aggraVauoh
of existne commercial disabilities, the Messrs Dun
"a sav that the early prospect Of practical settlement
n, the Southern question is regarded marked con
tribution toward return Of more prosperous tmes'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
CAPT. BRACKETS EFFICIENT WORK.
The repOrt of Cant. Charles Y. Brackt

The report OF Capt. Charles y. Bnckett
Special Agent Of the Treasury Department whose head
quarters nt the Cusion-house In this city, shows that
the appraised value OF smugged property seized by him
aud his assistants during the six months ending with
March, amounted Sl065 while the expenses OF the
Office do exceed $500 leaving clear gain 10 tho
Government OF $4,000 The management In detail OF
the work has been under the direct supervision OF Capt
Braekett who has also given material aid to other agents
of the Government in outside cases notably I'm the ar
OF Samuel Stratford and Chas. h. Spencer who
Implicated with d. MeClanagban IN smuggling
across the Canadian border. The details OF
these arrests were given at the time In THE
TRIBUNE. In addition to the Advantages 10
the Government secured by the diligcnt aDd efficient
service of Capt Bracket and his men, IL claimed
tho merchants OF this city derive much greater benefit
from their vigilance, by which the extent Of smuggling
greatly reduced The recent arrest OF John Ca1iln,
alias Boots" made by Capt. Brackett himself, a.
he feared to trust the matter to any Que else.
Capt Brackett and Officer Hussey seized on Thursday
night, in Iberiy-st, 10000 smuggled cigarettes and
1000 caIs, which were landed from the steamer Column
bus at COney Island Wednesday evening last. In
spectors McCort and Hogan slso seized 900 yes
terday found concealed on board the same vessel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
LEssrYING THE NUMBER OF OCEAN TRIPS.


The recent dispatch from London anDOunc
ing that after May the inman Guion National, and
White star lines of steamships would make fortnighuy
,nst.sd Of weekly trips created some surprise among
New-York merchants. A TRIBUNE reporter called upon
the agents Of the lucs yesterday, and they
stated generally that the change ordered
because OF the scarcity Of paying freight The
extre,aeIy low rates at which freight had been
taken been runous 10 the income OF the companies
Although one Transatlantic line had concluded to con.
Time weekly trips il would do this at great disadyan
tage and as matter Of pride II was thought that the
Husa on her last trip must have depicted the treasury
of the company $4,000, and that trip must cost
the company from l0OO0 Ia $50 900 above receipts
The Anchor Line, however is adding vessels its
aest One Oi these w make her first trip Ia June. The
company complains OF insufficient dock room, and al
Though II has made application for aHother slip the
Deck Commissioners are unable - supply the want mt
present. Of the Anchor vessels the Sidoriln
Obliged lie the days before berth could
Dc REQUIRED for dIsCAarging her freight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
TRUAK LINE RELATIONS.

A letter was received in this city yesterday
by Samuel Sloan President OF the MICHIGAN Central haii-
road from j. w. Garrett, President of the Baltimore ana
Ohio Railroad, in relation TO the alleged cutting Oh
freight rates by the latter company since the signing Oh
the recent compact. DIR. Garrett states that us III
structons to the officers of his company were 70 SEM 'ne
most positive orders to every point 70 maintain ie
agreement of Aprl in perfect integrity and In every
particular He also says
Our Vice President has instructed the General fregh
Agent who is In New-York, investigate Thoroughly
the statement made TO you. The most aimcul. LA ,hs
10 correct in conpeeti0n with agreement are t1e
evils connected with the contracts for westDolhd Iac
OF the NewY0rk Central and Erie roads put 10 po'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
FIEJDS'S BONDSMEN.
, srcrp,ry WHICH DID NOT SECURE.

William j. Florence and Hawley ID. Ciapp
were bondsmcn Thomas {. Fields. 10 secure them
Fields gave trust deed Of property, which 1t Is claimed
WAS LETT with III Beach, Fe!ds's lawyer Before IL WAS
recorded Fields raised money that property by mort
.y.oe. To give his bondsGl,n furth security blank
doed WAS cot from him, conveying property on which
he had put house worth $22,5OO bur which was IeaV-
y mpft gaced That deed purpOrtcd % make PO'choe
and Clam assuue tLC mortgages. one OF The mortgages
for 22 900 was iorcCOscj AVID there was dcncelcy OF
over ~ 900, which Judgment "as entered against
Mr. Caup. lie made motion TO open that Juus"ebt
mt II WAS denied by judge Barrett. The motion was r.
newell on an aibayit ~ Mr. Capp giving WIN tiea' isl
Gjrularity his connection with the matter lie STAT
that 10 never saw the decd, never asseited 10 H. ana
knew nothing Of II except thal blank deed hpd been
s.t Tor hi further security Wien he received the sum
nous and cnmulant the foreclosure suit he took them
10 Beach surprising e had ~ interest IN the ma'tr
Miles Beach said rncy would take care OF H. On lis
aida, yulgr Barrett opened The Judgment 80 Tar ~ ie
dCfcifrcy Is concerned, but iniimatcs mat IL WIZ only
br On sryerc terms which 90 bc settled before in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

under the law no Jury gave him vef
against OF the deiontnts for about SzZV "hh
being doubled with added made Judgment Tor FDivo'
The defendants who SUGGESTED asked that this sam De a
piled pay Henry L. Clinton hts counsel ctscd
lien 1t his and about $40 was paia INTO
o these conteniDg claims Meanwhile
Robert Bankowsk, in the Marine Court Obtained jung
against Roogcr s207, and receiver OF fsoed
property appointed IN supplementary proceed
ings. The receiver now apphes TO have his Jndg-
paid court In support OF This MT
ROeiger makes affidavit that no to pay MI linton
$500 retainer aiui $4,000 more n he Obtained te nl
amount OF S0oOOtherwise only the 5000 was t e pil
He PAID Clinton 40. and pai by VT Cintons
direction between 500 aud $50 for He says ne "
especially anxious that be PAID because
II was Tor money borrowed Ia pay to Mir Clinton.
Mr. Clinton denies That he made snch contingent
He he td ask retainer OF $500, wich
500 il st due but toll Roedger that he must pay me
disbursements, and thinks his services the trial. which
lasted five days and involved very difficult points OF lay,
worth least & geo Chief Justice Dak, who heard The
motion in Common Pleas Special Tem reserved ms decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
JAPANESE LAWYER ACCUSED.
CHARGED By A sECoSD-AVE. GROCER wliH TRYING
To RXTORT MONEY.

To FAI Tori MONEY.
Eneas Yamada, tie first japanese lawyer
adatted practise in ibis city, and his partner,
W. Rodinau Wasow, before Justice kilbrc;h N
The TOmbs Police Court Yesterday morning on charge
made by Daniel OConncll grocer at No. jl5 second
ave-. that they tried 80 extOrt 5000 from HIM OC0nue
states in his affidavit; that Messrs. Tamada and Wslow
sent him letter asking him % call al their Office. No.
1872 Nassau-st., to settle important This case
was n charge that he had treated improperly Mary
Coylc servant girl who had been In mis- employ
Mr.. O'COnneIl alleges that he informed 10y the law
ycre that lie must pay $500 II he wished to settle the
matter. A letter was sent TO Mrs. O'CJnne signed by
the Rrm, and containing tie following
Some days ago Mr. Yam1da wrote ~ Mr.. O'Conncu
relation matter, bat ne paid atten
ton the communication. II H. with deep pain ana re-
lrct that We fully approaching Jour position az II
vie ard mother ANA only upn mature consideration
tunate position III which your husband has placed hln
self through ms foolish acts Feeling, wc do how ul
Just il would he In Us To commence proceeding Wlc
might suit the closing Uf your business and the SAD
recital in all tc pWs Ceria acts conmtted under
yoUr roof win al the misery which legal procedure IN
IA tiers is .irt rails constrained 10 apply
to yOu ty and induce your husband To make some ar
TsinccueutS with whereby the aggTlcy2d pttJ may
be sti,ltd aad You AMI ypur hide saved rUn deep
humiliation aud snanc, which would result III case 0!
our proceeding a,iust MI O'Conrell according TO pro
Of law.
Mr.. O'ConHen asserts thai he annoyed in other
ways hy McSsrs. Ya.nada and W.uslow. Justice XII
brctn a,loallicd the case un,i to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

Presidents Vanderbilt and Jewctt agree 10 have all
tracts abrogated far possible and the particulars
given Of any nat nst be carried out Judge that this
serious difficulty 40 full OF l0ss to oil the lines viii be
soOn removed The news from Europe Indicates state
o things that will probably require the movement OF the
large business and probably at further advanced rates
Ii clear THAT be carried our perIDa-
nently with great advantage all the parties This
coursc being pursued firmly and continuously by the
trunk lines, yo,i road and all the good Western eonnec
tons Of limos be gradually restored to satisfac-
tory financial CONDITION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
LOOKING AFTER THE DIRTY STREETS.

NJ tlfU nltVIfllE Ut t1t IUICU NUiII'IIIhhfUIIeIS
yesterday, a yolumuous report in regard TO street
cleaning. showing neglect the part OF the employees Of
the bureau, referred the Committee Street
cleaning The committee will report upon this matter
of the next meeting when it is expected that the pro-
posed reorganization Of the bureau will be account
plsbed. A eoBp,snt against Mr.. Randolph, foreman
TIC Nineteenth Ward gaag OF sweeper, referred to
tive siDe committee Gen. y. e. Parker authorized
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

TO VISIT Philadelphia and examine the apparatus
there for burning garbage.
Mayor Ey yesterday sent % communication TO tho
Police Commissioners asking for statement In detail "
the expenditures of the STRENGTHENING Bureau from
Jan. 10 March 81
commissioner Campbell ~ the Department OF Public
Works Yesterday Issued the usual permits for sprikng
the streets Tho sprnkicrs win probably be at work to-
day IN the business streets OF the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHiNGrov April i3.-lh the United States Su-
prrme today motion Of j. = Black \ Pok Of pes
Mooes iowa, admitted 10 practice as al attorney ana
counselor Of this court.
NO 2si--Beuamib stark, appellant aet Lewis W. starr
Ma 99U-BeuiiiH stark. appellant aga Lewis b. starr No.
22T-Bpnlamn STARK appellant agt Charles T. Bacon et I'll
The argument continued by George IL.
Wilan counsel ,r the appeecs, and concluded oy j. T.
Black tie appellants. ..u
Me f'outctcuJ Mutual Life Insurance Company, plaintiff
in error aet Fr4ncea SclclrThis argued By
Johnson OF counsel or ihc plintlh IN error ana - J. d.
I,rahnnI tor the defendant IN error.
The court the atiOirI4d uBii Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
FAILURES FOR THEE MONTHS.

REPORT FOR THE FIRST Quarter OF 1877.
The number Of failures in the United States
for tie first three months OF the present year shows
slight increase over those OF the corresponding quarter
OF 1876 though the amount Of liabilities Is somewhat
less The quarterly circular OF the Mercantile Agency
of Messs. H. q. Dun Co. furnishes the following
aPiea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
ANOTHER MOLLY MseUrRE CONVICTED.

MAUOH CHUNK, Penn, April 13.-The jury
in the OF Patrick ODonne tried for the murder Of
Morgan Powell in 1871, rendered verdict Of murder in
the first degree this morning The OF John haoy
Molly Mcguire charged with completely in the murder
OF Powell called in the Court of oyer aud rerniner
This morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
. RAD yApRyTowE SPECULATION.

In the suit of Joseph Seligman and Andrew
" stout assi.nees of the Tarrytown Nights Land Com
pany, against william IL. Guon for S3o'ooo' neiJus
tice DAILY I'm Common Pleas. Special Term has over
ruIed the demurrer 10 the defendants lie holds
that any one OF the three deiense II made ou Is good
Tbese dsfenses were follows False representations
that the companys stock of s1OoO,ooe was all paid in
and the eowauy Intended With to make s'ch an prove
ments "a would attract persons who would pulIu tieeh
resdcnres whep in fact, The COMPANY stock was h
paid up with laid worth more Juan chc-thltu OF .ho
ce he transfer 81 AL The property oi HE corporation
-ayirtual nsie! of the Whole fnrpoi9ioi-to trustees
thing beyord iis powers aud the fact that Tue deenc
ART .,ulG still Le left liable tO the ciOifgsss v ic
land against which The company, now hsOiNth', Hsd
guaranteed him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rises ... beg 8:3S Clock fast OIL
Moon sec soufhs 0:f0 Moons age, days,
Ii1H WATER TOeDAY-A.
Sandy Hook 7:52 Gov Island sz3 Hell Gate. 1919
rO-DAY-P. NJ.
Sli GOV Island 1853 Hell cate. 042
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

LITIGATION OVER SMALL JUDGMENT
Adam Roediger sued Zachariah Il. simmons ana
Others for GIL 900 lost BY him in policy tickets claiming
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-14

very cheap. Evening suits which formerly cost any
where from $40 to 1925, be obtained for 900