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title other than the abandonment by its author OF the
play the publicses up equitab 10 title TO it-he
must be prepared 70 show an authorized uss beyond
any doubt o! the play which he claims tho right To
perform This, II seems 10 mo. he has not done in
this case. The principal ground he puts his case on Is
that what he proves IN abandonment could not have
existed without such being the fact unfortunately too
many instances OF unauthorized OF other peoples
property exist TO make the presence Of such proof
OF Its being righttul, and on the ground OF such
abandonment or permission find against him. The
clam that the PLAINTIFF themselves do not pretend
that hey will lose money by defendants performing
weight because, should plaintiffs not epoln this de-
enoant TO act will be IN evidence 10 others that psin
tins have permitted the public Of the play, and
will SO destroy their right Some other party will
come forward and az defence TO use Il In English
will show defendsnts performance, and argue as de-
fendant does that II must have been authorized or IL
would not have occurred Motion to continue iuJunc-
tion granted.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoUgr-CnAMBERs-Hcld by Judge Bar.
rott-Nos 70, "A. o. l2, ia, 49, 129 l5o 154, l6s
surRExs covsrm,srnc.AL OUR TERM.Hed BY Judge Van
122 l2S $780, S3 lS5, l41 l42 l4S, las 2sl 114 1l5.
2S3. CT, 80. 80, 33.
SUPREME counr-CiRcuIr-Par Held by Judge
Donohne-Nos. 3S49 2oll, l825h, 27l9 2725, 420l,
?S9, 2635 1893 1850, 1913, 2oel, 1904 I'LL, 9o2
ss9 s!s 2s as ss9 sss ssS
sssl. 1898, sSs5. sssl, $3.50, 1851 ssas,, $40 $40
Part Held by Judge Lawrcnce.--No 1896. 1742.
$50 1858, 176s l7s4 1922 1926 1885, 147s 1885, 1882
1885, 1S44 1885, 2ll0 1894 1885, 1850 1852 1860 1862
1864, 1860. ls6s Part 3-Hcld by Judge Van Brunt.-
036 174l 4l3 40 1902 1859. 1907, 1921 b54, 1913
10o31s, so, $50, 1913. 2l4l, III, Sll.
SUPREME COURr--GEXERAL TERM.-Adjournod sine die
SUPREME CouRr-GENERAL TERM-Adjourncd sine
SUPERIOR CouRr-srEcrAL TxRM-HcId by Judge
Scdgwick.-Nos. 10, Al. So, o. 3d. ls 90, 2S.
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sper.Nos. 1913, 3l7, 4O2, 405, All, 3l2 49,
% sss ssV So $751; Pst g iIs S 50 .uss: @
Freedman.-Nos 1863, sos, $40, SILL 5l6, $50. SAC
a47 e32 6a3 6a4 e35, 6ae, $751; ess $50 o4O GAL e42
Nos 59l do7 e5l 653 654. 655 $685. 657. $780, $780, 66l
sss ss4 ssS sss Ssa, sss, eso OIL s5s s5s ga s7S
676 oI7 67S 67s $50 6S3 0S4 6s6, 1885, 6ss $50, 800
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL lERM-Adjourned until
Arst Monday OF March. 1917
COMMON PLEAs-EoUlIy TERM-Hcld by Judge Robin
son-Nos. 10. 80 Demurrer-The Orphan Asylum
Society vs. Waterbury,
COMMON PLEAs-.TRIAL TERM--Part 1-HoId oy Judge
Van Hoesen.-Nos S6S, lOO4 S77, bS3, 80, 37l, 395
72s o5s $40, 100 lll2 1881 sa2 sOO 6ea, 1856 1905
1342 661, 1928 s65 All, 352, 94o, 945 Part 2-Held
by Judge Larremorc Nos. 7os. s47, 5o2 1912
906 113l, 1905 l43. 1871, 1852 1897 $50, $780, 109l
La, $40 l454, 7s9. 3os. Part 3-Hed by Judge J. f.
Daly.Nos. 1854, 1885, 5ss, ll44, ATS 647, 430, 92o
o2l, 942 1874, $40 ll7o. 49a. l249, 1252 lo79 73O
SS7. S43, 11G6, 119O.
MARINE CoURr--TRIAL TERM-Part 1-hcld by Judge
Alker.-Nos 5O34 41e5, $3.50, $685. 5o9s, 5437, 56l2
$685. 39Os. 5000. 603l 6032 6O34 6035. Part Held
by Judge Goepn--Nos. 56o9 1915, s039, $3.50, 5945,
5946 5947 594s 5949 5se2 5s97 $685. $3.50 57l6, 572
5657 1851, 5s74 1885, 25e2 552s 5743 5745 o7a 5el5
50ls 4l6l Part Held ny Judge Sinnctt.-Nos, 4773.
1894 s551. 7lO5 577l 5597 5773 $751; 6OO2 COLL 6Ol6
6Ol9 6O2O 602l, 6022 6023, 6024, 6025, 6O2s.
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A BANKER IN TROUBLE.

on reopcning part one Of the Supreme Court, Cir
cult yesterday, alter the usual midday recess Judge
Donohuc iound assembled the court room rather a
larger audience than usually attends A case OF IN
common interest," It was expected, would be tried the
defendant in which is Abraham Wolf, a wealthy He
brew banker, doing business at No. 81 Nassau street.
The plaintiff is Sarah Strauss also a Hebrew and o
German birth. In her complaint she claims tha,
wh,e In the employ of Mrs. Dorothy WON, defend.
ants sister rn-aw, ut No. 80 East Thirtynrst street
she was violated by the defendant IN November
1878, and that IN consequence child born TO her
IN the month Of August following The defendant dc.
nics in general terms the allegations OF the complaint
Miss Strauss who present In the court yesterday
IL by no means prepossessing having very PLAIN acc
and squat figure. She about thirty years old and has
an exceedingly sober expression Of countenance
When tho called counsel for Mr.. Wolf an
nounccd that the testimony oil Mrs. Dorothy Won one
Of the witnesses Tor tho Defence would have to
taincd out OF court, she is III. In consequence
Judge Donohuc ordcred the case OF until to-day.
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CONTEMPT OF COURT.

On the return Of an order Of Judge Speir, the case
OF Wilson Davis, to show why the defendant
and three other persons should be punished
tempt OF court, the parties with their counsel
the bar, and, after the rclator's case had been
presented, counsel tor the respondents moved
Tor dismissal OF the proceedings on the
ground that the Court had jurisdiction Tor
the reason that the summons served took the defend
ant into the Court oi Common Plcas and that there
was action pending between the parties In the Su.
perior Court, and that consequently tho injunction
order was nulty, which motion was denied Coun-
sci then moved for judgment In favor OF the respon
ents solomon Pnner and Hcrtzberg, upon the ground
that they were not restrained by the order and were
named In the order In tho proceed ngs 10 punish
for contempt, which was denied. Counsel then moved
for judgment upon the papers OF the rcator upon the
ground that there was no evidence before the Court OF
actual sufficient service OF injunction order.
which was then denied, aud after long and spirited
argument the Court took the papers and after de-
liberation tho motion to punish for contempt has been
denied. H. b. Philbrook appeared for the relator and
Mitchell Laird tor the respondents.
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JUDICIAL LAUNDERING.

few days ago Police Justice Smith convicted Mr.
Charles H. Boylan, nsh dealer Of disordery conduct
tending 10 breach OF the poace, and sentenced him
on two commitments to imprisonment for twelve
months in default Of 81 900 bail 10 keep the peace.
The complainant, who is woman, but with un-
pronounceable name. charges that he (the prisoner
had written letters to hcr son. aged eghteen advising
HIM TO leave his home. writ Of habcas corpus and
certorar was sued out ard the case was argued yes
terday by Douglas A. Lcvlcn, Jr.. counsel for the
prisoner, In support oil the motion for his discharge,
and by Assistant District Attorney feary In oppo-
stion. Counsel Tor tho prisoner c0ntended thut
there evidence whatever before the
police justice shown By his return
upon which the prisoner could have been convicted
any offence, admitting 1t all 10 be true As matter
Of iact however, no contcndcd that the Justice had
violated ono.of the cardinal principles Of law pcr-
mitng oral testimony TO be gwen Of the contents of
letters whom the evidence showed they in tho
possession OF the complainant He stated that In this
q reputable citizen had been taken IRON wife
and family. his place OF business closed and his family
left want and he called Judge Donohuo's attention
to the fact that 1t was not by any the first
that grevous mistakes had been made, grievous,
fact, that His Honor had beon compelled 10 reciify
them. Judge Donohue, after examining the return,
held that there no evidence to snow that any
crime had been committed and at once discharged the
prisoner, who hurredly lett tho room, accom-
panied by hisjwfo and family, happy man.
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GUARDIANS SAVINGS BANK.

The controversy in regard to the recovershp of the
Guardians Savings Bank still awaits dnal determina-
ton. Shortly after the bank failed Mr.. jeremiah
Quinlan was appointed receiver, which position he
subsequently vacated, when Joseph j. O'D6nohue was
appointed In his place. Some dissatisfaction
to Mr.. O'Donohuc, and upon an application for his
removal made some time since to Judge Lawrence the
was referred to cxJudge Bosworth. report
was submitted few days sincc by Judge
BoswOrLh giving the result Of his exam
ination into the case and Judge Bosworth
gives II his opinion that the interests OF creditors
will be promoted by the appontm tmcnt OF receiver
and that such new appointment should be made how
ever unquestonabe may be the capacity integrity
OF tho present receiver. Judge Lawrence gave his
decision yesterday in the case, and says that after
reading over carefully all the testimony ho arrives At
the conclusion. Following tho practice which
prevailed in tho Court Of Chaucery directs refer
ence 10 ascertain who would be proper person TO be
appointed such receiver, and tho oi security
which should be given. In such reference II is stated
that all parties be hoard and their rights and inter-
ests preserved. Ha again orders reference to ex-
Judge Bosworth TO take testimony with view TO
ascertain tho proper person to be appointed
tho place OF Mr.. O'Donohuc.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PAR !.
Before Recorder HacketL
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Sutherland.

THE CASE OF RICHARD SUPPLE.
In the case Of Richard Supple, OF No. 12o Cherry
street. who convicted of grand larceny In having
stolen $27S from George Lemmond, marine from the
United States irigate Franklin, in December last
Judge Gildcrsleeve denied the motion for trial
and sentenced the prisoner TO three yeara In the
Prison.
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Solomon vs. May.-Compaint dismissed condition
ally.
Morris va stanord.-Mot,on granted for 10Th; no
costs
Schika VS. Glenn; lord vs. Nichols; Republic Fire
Insurance Company VS.. Matthias: Cutler vs.. Robinson
Murray w. Roberts; Hoyt va Bsrgamm. Motions
granted.
Allen vs. TorrelIou. Order settled.
killan VS.. Van Ranst-Howard Beck appointed
receiver
Lonshran VS.. Matthews; Simpson VS.. Kellter--Pro-
cecdngs dismissed.
Bclding VS. Acknowledgement on answer, &c.
Blum vs. Van Gerderren. Arrest vacated.
Appleton vs. Stcphens.-S Y. Randolph appointed
receiver.
Ncwschafer vs. Hertz The complaint herein will be
dismissed unless within days. &c
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART !.
Before Recorder HackctI
DARING BURGLAR SENTENCED.
John Bow, alias Bough, thrtynve years old rosi-
dcnce, was arragned at the bar charged with breaking
pane OF glass in the show window Of Jacob Richard
sons hat and fur store, No. 3os Third avenue and at,
tempting TO steal large quantity OF furs on tho even
Ing oil January b. appears tnat bow well known
the police there being another Indictment against him.
In 1873 he was sent to State Prison for twelve years
forgery, but was discharged writ OF was
said 10 be one OF the gang who plundered Browns dry
goods store In Jersey City about ago The pris.
oner pleaded guilty yesterday and sent 10 the State
Prison for two years.
The New York herald., 1877-02-07

A LIEN DODwORrII's DANCING SCHOOL.
Atcmoved to No. 65l 9TH av. now open for tho rec
ofpups. For particulars send for circular
Private ID, e,sous every day,
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psorecdcdcd 10 show TINT in business,
politics, art. ard music man hal from
time iu,nsempro1 cdmmIttcd bin ways to his fcit1u
man. .-hsh looked with c0nfldcnee N hin fellows ~
leaders, - frosn which the idea vns deduec hst "A
high, a. Hol was over man IN wi.dom sna pn*et,*o
n,sn. and worthy hc,n. fpl}swcA. A. he wnala
MAKE ttt several points and dnutly impress them
will. cDm.nn1t. p'ac: ttiustr5tfon, thu nsarnsin9
md Tin effect would b. IL warm him mp. ami.
ratherin9 new ssrcn2sh In ~. way, ba teverAl
times hfJuEht fcark th the btlesl eyes, and pfr,.
dmcei scrne nt once beautiful nnt! impressive:
Elder shaw waa followed BY KFdrF Stevens in q
lew me'ttisnc' remarks: md he ~ a stranger, vino
ccntnrylp Ma4.achusettt. lie had lived 10 see
much Of what was t'1ce regarded n% prophecy In
awaiting tho coming Of Chrlst and mou,cntariiy
expecting 70 henr the words, ut ia done" The
world ras In pcrplcxtJ. he sntd. and tho wArs now
all things.
Tho n'eelnq closed with singing aad prayer.
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,ceun9 closed with singing aad prayer.
MISCELLANEOUS.


NEW 0nLxAsa. May 11.-ln the Southern Tap
ttat Convention Yesterday the report Of tho Rev.
j. r. Tichenof, Of Alabama. Chairman Of the
Committee on colorcd Population. was read. and
rcu1srks upon the same ty Messrs. Hawthorne. os
Ala. 1il1lyer Of Georgia, Howard OF Ts1as, Rob.
iS:e': Ss. 'sc s.'a ssa.n, eeo!sa nap.I:s :s
Ins5 liberal. and calls foc religious cauallty. was
sdyacatsnq IT, adoption IL t.e strongest terms: The
foltox.Ins 5e'o1u.loa, offered BY ". Howard, ~as
e. 1t d sssss e. 5, t.
I r.;
asf r.. and q Late
a e III @ Gauss% IL Tene
j. + GutF ., 3labas was appointed to
nearly ii ths r. rr1isstant eharshe. il ihs eit;
FORT WAYNE.
srssstioa4i A.aac,asisn to-day aajossnea 70 u,sss
ncst year - l'eru., Yes,crd11 ne reports Of The
4eeen@eadis a @ aefeass .tssntan to 1e
Fssa e saefsste Se se1s se Tae sate.
sSs t!ass FL ssss4 .S IT, Is his .sJsH isas &
'''S''"NA ~ srS,sor.x.n. TIT.
Special NspateA 70 TIE 7lttuaA
Q, =: 5otepa's Church. - sonrss q s,pe.,sa y
to.day will impressive ccron,ony ty the It,
Itev. =. J. Baltcs; Bishop Of the Alton D!ocese.
bishop and stad u Clergy, and larss ciass were
| 7nz GOLDEN JUBILEE.
| fEw 0HLEAyt. May 13.-The Golden Jubilee Of
hlN &O1lnEN4 FUpE ttuY IN Nu4 Cel&1FA$ru Hf the
, 1877-05-14

and confess that we too, al of us, have neglected
III. Rsn!aa Il religion No o1e q you ha; sas. ae
suffered tho pursuit Of riches or ths pursuit. IF
teasntng To shrsw this aus into cc!ps..
ficre u On in<tance In which tho nt'nry-
much work. tnnch care, rc.on',leh day md night.
clae+ u! hearts at Inst, an! The wGrd 81 c4'c Gun.
tracts ta fcti ID rftsun. After tl"r cltiztn' lise
pa>tc! away, few ,,aIsa Ut ae roln a,, feel tint
!nr they wcrc alnnst frien4a of IN: as't:nt a,'.
]'at Thought Mtta of the fact wifls ht Wnseh De-
love TIM fAttt l..
i'nubtie.s there are yonna hearts here who hasc
yet many years In which to conbinu With Nil study
and iabIr tay naaociatlon With The true md the
vrtmt"s. for thetn ean he no real fsend.h!p g.
cont between tt'c good. And doubtless there arc
nc9lcct ef the .laya shkt ara gone. W. cannot
fully re to the height Of shta virtue u too hlSh
for liz. for onr Whole ago: mt let ~ conlsss ILt
in til. deep atthohHtento Of ,nan 10 man there lrs
nut the weakness Of eociety. hut !ta power: not a
docts,ne nj romance, but q fundamental principle
of religion.
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An.tyAIs. Mly i3-rrop raystts. Esc.asba. iron.
orc, echr J. v. Jousa. Nusksgoa unbcr1 sehr l.. u.
Coates Auakegon. lumber, schF &. II. llAckey, Aps'
kexon, Iumtxra achr MsFy Ludwig, ludlnston. 'un'
BET, sche LumbcrTtan, hisck crssk. lunstEf tfaf
ulck Meuomonrc, ccdar post4; echt Day spflnx
ulenn's Pier basIs scAr l!ack a~x Eg3 t!aFEsos 1l'
fsraph p&cst tchr Minnie Mucl'rE Auskrgau lumber;
schr L. 4. pprtou. frnawaitE satntSFi 1cAs
clly Of Woodssock, Sturgeon LAY. EselfoAd tlsa;
echr william smith, lsacInr. light achF AustrAla+
HuskeEua. lumber; schr Aoekaax bls1s Plkas pacf.
vuod; sshs ". Iouss, E4canAha trun oTes scAf H. y.
asete Akssop isnat5 .se :sns cSsfE. e:1a ,
fi,A A1.isxsTt pIts, weol! ssat Flss,xtpx. dsxsa
III st'Sts Sss
sssei s ;ss:a s G.yss. ssf;; als.
ESs.a;sS iau:S: 4; 4
ltssa IT, ps.i: ssi1 joaa Msna.ss
cas. :ssa ssss: III
s::s.s sss. ~; ~;
s:xsx:
s neft* ltaa IT.
xts;* Ct: e? s. :s :es
s::: s:: s: ~ "!nss sis c22:s. 't:s
Ss*s s ssu L. .'Ss :ss;
1assA 1as2exos: aMuxt; :SAl Lto1 G,aaa Mss.s; ss
AdIisltc Nuakssun- lua.tes: tehF jason 4tsei. n9s
fsgol, laMasFi itstlhr. Aukexon tunbssi Htup
usts I144.tsf AS,tss;1sat s;saa sauIesr. Is[
sxsE TfaA1 Haven. tuinbe.: pfgH I1at 4 G5Ana h:sa
GRIND !iaxsa iaulsr tox AAft A9atfnas tfss Ses
w Aitte. Mu1tsxa luntsr; pfog A ~ bsssm: sSn
isF; pfv t. i. Iyson Aariaeste. lumber; prot H. L.
t.:aAaasex.@MsY Il: --sehs Exealax star, SHABBY
ssn 10 l9ar bEs YORK tou n.y. .na .uu!Tsles;
svu,a houIh 1stu. by corn. AM s9paftes: stlus
NuaEexul. AA.k<toa. ~ t4 corn ~ Gria pnIk. -
~ cSfa: .cA1 y rurtsI; r9Ft Colb"sns, 31u7t ea
~ i4f aAi ~ b4. .4r4; sths LuaeeIm43. u1Aek
cttsk vi. = q ~ ~ vtEd sttE 4;
~ III V4tA pfop James Fix. Jt., BUFFALO, -. wv Iu
, 1877-05-14
TIE ADVENTI8TS.
UNION Observation-Disclosures ny KLpERa auAw
STkyEAA.

AND STEVENS.
The Adyepttsts arc scrupulous1y plain and de.
yout, adhere to their religious faith With remark.
ahis tenacity, and theIr worship ID rhassctsrlzcd
by tho nl,noa& simplicity and meskness Of spirit.
They are comparatively without numerical strungtn
in this city. and tho tiIs sesua to bo against them.
Tho furore cssals4 two years ago By sn usercond'
dent leader about The sndiug Of tho world sta
given tite, and tho preparation ineidunt TO surh
crlsls in Affairs, and tho fact that the
world still lngsrs, has been damaging
to the faithful 10 large exssOs, bu.
they yet uasshtAsS organizations, anu naees taa
worship ~ Of old.
Yesterday was big day With them. II being Tho
occasion Of union meeting held At No, ::2I West
Madison street. The attendance 10 tho forenoon
wa not 4. s.'gs - had bssa antls.Pased which ~
leaders attributed 70 shs 5ncouseaent location Of
the hail. yet the roam was comfortably Oiled. Thu
exercises sse1e Of The usual order. led BY Eldsrs
shaw aud atsscas. Ths arst-nansd opened lae
mcsttnY by selecting = hymn from" Gospel
bunss," aud inviting ~ who could to tAkc p.tt
f. .PSsE g. ss1a ou
had, ,-noas y ~ boSk. w*ss alike; -.pd T. !ss
On thu pattor@. sul i ". aos eslted iptou.s us
meutai au.ic ha. 10 piaes ln ths worship oi 1od.
Es Ss 81 :s ssa sasxs
t4Amen." The brother betuse seieF!ud u than aa.
nounead tho hymn commencing: ''Je4us. keep me
nrsr tho Cross" sna Tbs aud!enee atose .na put
their aeaft4 to{e,hes tn tanxin9 II. tdrf bAaw
next read IRON John dr;. ysusipx :. b. fsaa 70
Of the kstiturs Aa1 thets Bibles with them, and
closely foliows1 tas seatlnz. Appearing 70 culoy !!
nv. s..is. Then fAms the s.as,as u All MI
loved BY Elacs shaw, annoanc!af I.
ths subject q bis discourse "Coaa.
! dcnee In 0od,'s ind bis text frola
! r.atms xxxrii,. s lte pteface1 bis sermon by !
lev fsuaa1ka of halt ap4o;stss nat:as ias ssset-
ucI!o however, " assuring Tia hcatsEs that there
| Wa. vani ri proof ot Inv inspiration os ths
! r&au,s. liz tpokc at son!s IenSth AND ~ith
crcalures, va. tbs uny Lsiny VI th,ns taat deasd
| HIM u xouxht " GEt HtA Will &sids, and then
, 1877-05-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

o.n+ Yfro .ri n Nyrnh~ n,o;roc, hat. rhsr.
@"pn A's"e a,tu :. ~..' P"s' ei.e"se.' n"'. In
and viii run her on the river a. 40 indc cpcudrn.
,aa.. x,sh H ,uern'. xr rhn ~ h",h W,,I"u @ snu
n~saa ~ ~ cins,.,.na ,,an sr,,rra hs,c s,,r,,,,,
% anS ena" sn.I .to .he bctxeeo
hers and Escanaba. 11er carsoe. OF orc Will he
rra n, thp y.n,on un,,tnr M,,ts nm ,r son1h
Dfaneh..' lhe schs Co'' IT, y. i.ee "as enaf'ssea
SATURDAY TO load at Green Lay with deals
for aetee ,ad lsft e0.' IN The esen'ng Twenty
VIII BE- tn port oy to'm9,fow. 1n fehs ANNE
Dutfalu sasnrday 1.-THE tug Mary McLAnc and
schrs il. Kan! and Golden Fleece went into dry
uocx satusoay y.''' ane 'u' NNer.oo VI" "y :"
tween Chicago anu soutl! Haven this season az an
excursion toas... Green's tugs and drclses have
sons 70 s,a,sson sy Canal & t, to a'eso III; 4 ,Tas @
pfnp .luson ha' been condemned ....The Centen.
trayel last ycur but Il 10 cxpcetcu thc business IN
TIM, ,s.poct viii bs large th!s year, especially II
Tho tug Dlaek.l,a'l janmca into the rasfoad-
bridge o.sr gnan. ; slig Scass DFansh, Friday Friday
pleasure .stesmeE May. Sf MiIwaake,, viii
g.. sn Z sXs n
cpt tho;onri,iy., az We resume her stlp. {; 2
fru,n Ia. .duy,, 4 very tu,ull steau,- barge, Tor
y. s
ts s & so ss s sSss a,s I; c
blocksds IN LAKE. itaron, ind can 70 10 Lake snpe:
%a"St sfs ;efefs r s ,s,}
II Elsselspd, nd Miil .oon Be- dsposel Of ii Maj.
aSars salc. ' -'' - N''"9>@ = = '''''
o ss III .hs e s'ea s.af.
get st. 10 per day ut Buffalo,, The Ward Linz
, 1877-05-14
SPRUNG A LEAK.

The tchr &. NJ. Portch q vesret which has here.
tolore been running In the lumber trade, started
ont Saturday evening for Port colbornc with car.
70 Of 70. o7f bu Of wheat, and when on uto..e
Point her scauA opcned. because Of d'yncss, and
the watet poured In 20 RAPIDLY that her cap ptan
compelled to put back TO this port and 90 Into Mill.
era dry -dock. Constant WORKING Of her pumps
waved any tesions t!A.nags to hef cargo. Al aosn
ARain.
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ALAtlGE LUNREn FLEET.

1tls !!kely that there will lie lively times around
the lumber Market nt the font Of Franklin street,
to-day, for t1eec wcrc thirty cargoc. ut tie Jocks
tctwo.u Wells street and Lake street bridges list
night, With 4 prospect OF moro before morning.
Fully any cargora Of lumber af.lscd here Saturday
North and sonlh branches direct to the yards, or
LETT at dockA along thnte streams. The lumber
market ahows decided s!gus Of Increasing activity,
and it looks II nj tina earEoes vonid bc taken In
4 abort time.
, 1877-05-14

The rcrenue officers are putting the screws on
the narIRators. Tho Treasury Department has
sent forth the edtet that vcstcls That eft from any
port on the lnkee and cleared for Gibraltar Mich.
and delivered their cargoes at Amhcrstbnrg. must
pay the tonnage tag, and retscl must pars Can
adam port In ofdef 10 nvod tonnage tax. Hack
dues being collected from vt+aet2 that dtsthar9
cd enfgoea At AmheFAtbufR last season.
, 1877-05-14
HOLLAND.

HOLLAND. Micll.+ Inrch 1a.--To. morrow morn
!nv work will to commenced at our harbor by ",
", Burke. We have an appropriation Of s9l. .D00.
Sailors arc pleuecd ~ the harbor wns 70 bad thtt
navigation wuull hare bcen c!11el In q few weeks
II tue appropriation had not been msde availa bic.
, 1877-05-14
MARINE.
TIE FLATS BLOCKADE.

THE FLATS BLOCKADE.
Tho embargo at the St. Clair Fiat continued up
to last ACCOUNTS. A gentleman wlo aFriyrd in tho
city by mt, reported tho condition Of Affairs mn
changed. but atasel that It WIS The belief that the
gors,s would bs brokcn lu dnr or two. or tic Ice
would be 40 reduced b} tho prevailing warm
weather that vessels could easily force passage.
The deess bound up snJ down a5c .ery largc, md
g asner sosae g wone
at tho singular anonaly. and say the 'tkc was nerer
seen peforc. and far from bolnK expected.
scotia ard txo Sorthsrn 1rsn:pottation L,oe
siuai nd lhvy are expected here io:aay:
Dstrult papers uf Saturday report that the Change
& asx :ssf sna sonausa nss s ssuh r a
~ 10 !ower rnd y Lake !iuISn Xoala
effort. Of steam and currents. At !: o'clock
bs,fos TT 'af IL Fa!s s aa s.s.aa H. .as Con-
uodorc and City Ut Toledo a',d lug Wlns1ow tn sut.
s 6 ssy sss sssy sda.st ssssS s s,e o
tax T"r1tnt, I'D alsn si'!sed Il pstto!t sai *sa.
Of Toledo reports tho leo ~ fast weakrntuY and
think: th.t l. ean nS Longer fern a. successful bar
bowus.r. s % .. coid xeasher ensas tas i,npsndsns
btssk.up would y eo."I4ets9sl{ DELAYED. IT,, o.,
lowing fl regard to the sltnats0a: "Veszet mcn
iaS M up up 81 iau iea 5toessde. n son.sqasiee u =
een d shs t.
mud cheek thu uwnward pressure Into the u. Glar
Hiysr rhc Blockade % sstcnas fFom sls y: T., clas
teTasy showed taat i Vi: .iowiy nasla: sssn
further ob.tructIons. Dat isw vessels have
oeen sentafesouas Snou1t hsthefso 10 a!,suat .
| "A nf fdtr a$ Tnl6dU md EatufuoIufG. uHA
, 1877-05-14

Jo4hua Howard, = nsn neaf I 10 rexss Of ase, has
fcsd during The w!ntcr.montha Gibbons Romr,s '
Eoti!n'a Ancient History. and tho lHbLe thro nRh,
ilcs published in tic cnpntJ excerpt trea. 10 adds.
lion to tile above, he has Fcad 3tss. rackard'3
Prison life. besides eareraf nthcr works. f1e ia
the mott inyetetnse reader in Monrpc and, stsangu
though It may seem, biz memory il nearly - good
~ aver,
, 1877-05-14
TIE PROVISION rRA1,r,


Since the removal Of tolls on lard rhtpped ria the
Erie Canal to New York, largc quantities Of that
article Aaye been shipped on lake vessels and are
already on their var to Buffalo. nnd. unles4 dc.
taincd by the Ice In st. Clair Flats, will reach that
rust In Irc season. The aueceseful transportation
very advantageous 10 inc shippers il mol 70 tho
weasel .OWnufr,