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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEw-YoEK CITY.

NEw-YOEK CITY.
4th ave % Il am 40thsi 7JXl0O; Acton CIVIL ana
10 Mm III Vanderbilt 'lo''V'
GTrent-St, " y i 81 ~ nsv ~ / KIN - 1870
3lss 40 II q Of 9thayC, 2UX:S9i Sopud Oohu
and nusba In Charles = Smile! 49, l''''V
2Zl ST. s = 32OI0 Il OF 1thHye. 2oloN5S.'i iieai"r
Il UUEurnn 10 Im garttta Love; 'oii''
In ycrstv.plarr. ID OF gi-St, 49iZ92i p iran -,
ci!I Il " John l. Autrc"S NoAh"
Of Ht u, +J4NJ-.''2i "
LAudTcWS To Francis II Weeks .No'Hn''
S,nulIst AID PrCspcCt.aEe can WARM la'iiCA
Eriis and ale 81 Peter Nu-ent '-,..,',; 'V'
32t,S. = S1h ~ ~ Sb ot 10000
G,n.s;, Il s. gJ.G IL " Of Avenue ~ lI"Z; Ii,p lt,h
& IL $; i ia n ,nl 20 d Jse Ffifi 10000
AI'j' W :, - II ~! f. s5" 1n " -. 1900
u ITS = 400 II c of Wirs-avc 25xl0O (23d
NsiR, T""'i" r'''' Nominal
S'i,ake, = AID Viz 70 81 Iiici,gei iiclz 1000
Ward; MaraaretJ McClatcLcy To Margaret foSt" \ohhd
35thsi, 2tO Il Of l. XirStonaNe, lZ.oA'o.' it,i
Anna Cliuch aud others to C1rncia SttWalt 'phua
l2;ist 100 70 al 6t-aNc, ia lUo.iI jas a
C0wic and wife 10 ln0 \ CuNie.-- -''0'
JUS u = , ~ lie to VrIa gairov, -. Nominal
Grs,h 81 " : o. t !, 81 % 500
ot ,t IT, =, . ,n n JIer.afi Nominal
Pivcr,il ave, t7j II Of ll2dsf, 2JNI"o l. II oo
Edward 4 Post a'%Oo
Mais'n o., s = T. lei Ia Anton v 1850
9thaIg : IH 5c n I DE- ~, r. 1850
fJajcalI J.I. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Gurtiou GnIes OF Real estate.

DUBLIC SALE BY ASSiGNEES. on the
I premises Sl9rcb D. at .. m. o. !FLnl.FtE lNNtI
TT'T (ig! ScuUl property az laughufn", late Ate0ip
Bucks County. Penn t!U PhaGe 1hd and " l0fH Ne"
Line Railroad ~ miles the 0r or ana % from I' ttle
maze; seven trains each daily .
The Improvements ndsGmr .oUr s'ofy brlck ouho;
7ON5O m containing 90 planned expressly Tor SCHOOL
r poses 1Garr gbpIs OF Tor hyecnlc institution a D.
In thorough repair stable carriage 1u.c ic"OG3c Sc For
beauty healihfuHcs this only neeS to ne seen 10 DC a
urtcated grounds cont n GhOa % acres N an 3'l-
dance OF choice fruit sadr walks drives spring water
and tie other requisites 10 second - upaei either AZ
value, 10 in Eastern Pennyl
wanna sale positive. 81 order Of The lien creditors
For fuItnCr IA ti,uaTs please address
j.. &. HARRISON,
LaueholEc Bucks County, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

Gltn Real Gsta!e for Sale.
FNOR CASH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
HOUSES in the central part of The CITY nave such
hy giving details 10 gro ii. IElRiE, Geal Ls;ste
Broker AMI Agont Us Brotl"dy,
GNOkI CHIMNElS CURED.-NO cure no
- pay: CopkiEg Ranges Thai heat TIE above
raEted HULL, GRIPPLN & CO.. 81 ave, above 23t-st.
GG@ SHn LARGE t!Irec-st0ry HOUSE
- ssVDO. on West lJih.s:. bctwe.n 7th and sil
ayes. = bar gain. rutland Il WHITING. . EeetmaHst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Drookinn Res! gslais fer Sale.

Brookinn Res! Gslais for Sale.
HWELLING-HOUSE Nos. - WilioW-st.,
kP 81 Hickst 40 d. and IS Nassaust 100 ami 02 Pine
apple-st 10 and l91 Wlodg lby 81 - l3i1yCitc2ve
GORDON H. FORD, 81 C!ary-sL. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE or to Lkr-A large portion of
the purchase money mortgage u d, srcd3sory brick
DWELLING, No. "A Lafayette ave; lu' 22N J.
GORDON l. FORD - "lara.st.. Brooklyn.
(vOR Observation-Disclosures broWn-stone
fronts directly the 0f Prospect Park, Brook
iyu for EXCHANGED SALE Icared 20 ard 81 seventh
ave, sc lj3 Prospect place. SSl Lin
coin all respect admirably located VIA
all improvements. would lake in part payment lot
small houses EOBtHr :. BUSTING, 20i Gonsstest,
Continental building, Brooklyn Broker in Real Estate.
I OW-PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
II for Manufactures RcGucries Chemical Works. &c
Blocks of with bukhead crfrGn blocks dwell
ines EowOvn Greek adjoining S'w-I0rk and Brooklyn.
Terms all mortgage vita bIlder 10 sdJsiacto
rly improved. Apply 10 - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
fost an0 found.

OST-PASS-BO0K No. 95, 01s of the Ger
man savings Bank Of this city. Application FOL now
boob been made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

- seller go days. TX dividend. 81 buyer % days
'ioS"'' 40 i. Erd' 90. Asked
,,v "a ...Iii-sII3 Schuylkill Nsy.Pf IL ,
- Il Il ~ = T. 1854 1877 Northern Cen R.R. 20H y
p,r,r- r. n - AO6s 4o3i ieheh Navigation 81 II e
feo1ip, r. n .., 1913 ia oil creek d \. Z. 62 -.
fcb,gh y.n,rv n 3O5s ADl HestOnvic HSJ. - - 1873
Caawlssa e. H. IF. % 50 CebtiaI lIAli yr'.. % 900
Phil & Ere il. r.. lO2 ii 49,, .,-- .....,h.,
London cables report money nO!e acllVe, three
nils u nm 70 pcr cent which tie minimum rate u
i,.cn,,,I If he Rank OF England. The 81 4lJO,OO
was Today Withdrawn tyom tae bank maxim. tot. OF
e:.s 900 taken ""n balance" IN the las I'VE days.
Tne price OF silver fell 90 J32i the Ou"ce Er, con,
S0ls were easier, being quoted 9Sl21"G1e ULit'i
States bonds came shade lower too 0d lsO1h leaving
of at 1906 lO4OS at loSli, new js a. 100 los, am
l~6T,a: IU92. Ere common opened ~ ~ .nd closed
az II tpr preferred continuing steady 81 In New
Yor Central remain at o. dividend sill on There was
a decline OF ! per 20 80 III Illinois Cen RAJ.
PARIS dispatches report French per cent kcules GOWN
Ia los fa OF 31Io ceu;incs. Sigut cXsJan4c "a
London - nigher 25.l6 Here the foreign exchange
market was quiet and only steady at quotations gwen
below selling OF tn basis OK - ioi long
ana S5i y &c for sight to the 2 Speculation N goa
continues dull and cyOd OF interest; safes al lois"hu
1919 ana market strong. On gold loans the !eddihe
rates we're and l. carrying, aud fat borrowing ING
eyuprt clcarancrs OF domestic produce Tor 'le week
Amounted t0 n 794,472. Tie Assistant treasurer p'd
out 900 IL CON int. rce and $1,000 M rc,u t0h oI
called bonds The days business at te GoIi clearing
Department OF Bank % thc state ~ NcS-Ior COW
err Cod cleared, $I256i 900 god balances, 81 49,
DOB currency balances al l,O2i Inc GOA Quotations
were 10 follows: -, ,o,,,, ,o.,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
obstruction.
CITY.
MISS LANES SELECT SCHOOL FOR
VA CHILDREN. Send for circular. 732 Lexington@ye.
City,.

Nh 10 WtITJN bIIIJ - -. -,
w CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLOkS'
From Nature, 1SS Broadway Room 81. .
Terre go for hOu each IN the sudo pay
able in advance Will be uade for two or mere
PupIs coming Together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Country.

4 HOMELIKE Boarding School for Young
n Bows t. KINDS, 4. NJ. Hampstead, l. l. 500 10 S%'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
BrookInn propsrin 20 Ect.

BrOohInn (JfopsfIh % III.
rIvO LET-3-story brick SCHOOL-HOUSE, No.
1 15S Re!asel..i.; 3 story brick DWELLlSG lI5 WI.
oHVhbvst. GORjOH L. FORD. % Ciark.st Broot'yu.
yI,0 LET-In Brooklyn, threc-stOTy, basement
and ceilsr brick DWELiING with usual improvements
20 mn;.ra ferry; fZj per month Apply 70 : A. IN
DEKHGLI, % CUurt-st, Brooklyn.
g'O RENT. FJRNISliED-Thc full-SiZcd,
three story and bIsen.n. BRICK hous 49, Iarrisnls,
OPPOSITE Christ Caar. IN good order and l., fuy
furnished locaIia is central and ycry pleasant rent mol
crate. Apply on promises
yErO E-[;S00-Four-stOTy, brOWn-stone,
high stccp USE. 2x 50 feet o t't 100 feet s1t'e
FIuuki,n, ScVs;tlayr, anl Ola ih' hig'
II aiioilIr Prospect Park. Ilrist II The extra wiG
SIR eaig tho iarG. This ~" highest
aud beautiful part OF lie whole city The h0'o' are
ill.,; cIss in respect. in perfect Order AND immediate
n0sIesson given. Apply 20 J. b. Ran DEL ~ son,
III BROADWAY, YORK or t. IRA ~ klNBAl.I corner
Fil;h.aye. ami Ninth H.. Brnokyn
thESA RENT for n frst-claSS thrce-stoIy
GDOsEC and basement bruwnstcne Front not 81 WIN
ali improvements, within blocks ~ r SpeCt tilh,
BrooEbn, accessible by four lines 81 cars Apply . .
OWNER, 81 ~pTuccst, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Manhattan Sank

........ 1874
American TX Bank
50. bc .luJ 2
Con solidatiun Coal
500 90. be. 30
Quicksilver Pref
900 .. nc. % 8
Del and Hudson
900 be. iN3,
100 ..... 40
2IU....... fg4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

More than ordinary activity was fVpJst' Nt 't''.
old stft,nnS u 10 - cater "A = 04tl au ue" S''s
To 4lIt There was advance ~ georgia seNct -.
cents. issuc to 10. District Ot toiHui'. 80
were firIucr NJ 72ssc7&i ana pam 7Nt' H. 81 s.
lower at 100. safes OF Virginia siXea cOn,oli. So
Ond SERIES were 40. CITY bank stocks soa D.. 80.
Continental Up) at 72ia, Ger'Jal-AmcrctL - n, 80,
Manhattan coz ut 1877. and American Ehctihi' 'JI "
lO9l2. Railroad bonds were duh Inc doNh""4" "'''
meut In Chicago aud Northwestern gold c"iia''' 80
tnued (saes at 81 - st. Pau. sinking iuAd zee
sOla Michigan Central 5evCnS were steady ~ IN'
lO4, and Rock Island z. VEINS higher III lb' ie'.ts,
tral tfsts falling To lOl ., cOnsIls hciIhS - D.
yertblcs nj IOla Delaware and Hudson rcg>tcit '
lss at 90 ana Missouri Pacific trsts ~ o. ioC"o '
Wabash seconds we're weak at o. ,r,,.s
Tue gross earnings of the Missouri Kansas III" 49,
Railway Tor the second week IN March were .e,,io
.SJ7 45S lS16..-..-. lOOo DetFVasn-
The committee recently appointed Al u nieeing o. '
bondholders of the Port Huron and Lake AloiSSl 1ls
r,d-a part Of the consolidated Chicago aud foit ~,
RaIroad--haye reported plan OF lcoFS@hi4''''"' w
man features OF which are % follows: ,t al,
Foreclosure proceedings % be hasioncd LOT -
fast rs possible ana In the sole Interest al lc uo"
holders Every effort to DC made 10 enfntce Toe St
froia Port Huron to Lansing Claim TO De n@d. %
lands donated by the State ~ Michigan Inc ''tn"'
the present receiver and tue appointment OF ivttr
Who haS no interest adverse 20 thnt OF l'o D1',r,
sale OF the property covered 10y tue mortgage 10 %
IN behalf of The bOndhol,l"rs Up.tnS IN tiis pas az"
new company be formed BY tieM Ne" s,Sut.' 90 r,.
be issued hy The company ~ fOl0wS' flIst "a
Each present $1,000 first mOI tSage DOhu - :,
81 900 new first mortgage bond anu Cow s,usA "a
much of $500 900 OF the rev hrSt mOtt;afe pu ,se
NAV necessary therefor shall be used for the
carrying this plan ana FOR the nnproNe'nSHo
property. ANY OF the new bonds and STOCK ~ ~ "a,
changed for the present ISSUE 10 DC rlalhe" ~ ncU
treasury of the new company. Interest Oh ths asny
bonds begin months nom Gate " the u" sV'Hs
ID. s.a.aus 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Gounirn i1ropcrln 90 Set.

AT ENGLEWO0D, \. IA conveniently
"a located completely furnished HOI~E rooms lOT
wear or LONGER. &c. MCNHoE, 50 Read ~. y Y
AT -Brighton.-rO Rcnt-Sevcral fine
~ IIous.s cil.rmiugv located modern improvements;
stable fruit garden SC; cvp0nab!e nesht prlo)f
N H. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

A FEW BOYS will he received into the
n Family School Of the R'v y. ii. kGLESIoN hleT
ne FASTER holidays. NlllamstOwII, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21
Conntrn tiral Geiat, for Sale.

nor SAlE-A FARM of 81 acres III good
i state Of improvement, aud having thereon N'inanie
water 0ver .,tuatc a miles from NOriisoNn, New
Jersey or viii for Philadelphia or Newark i3p
ST n. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

LIJN NATIE NJ n NhVIIIITV Ut 10 III IVI '.'tI'I
Il tn.r seaso1-A COTTAGE with river front on staten
leland sound .enye 3 H. sl1e 4OX40 cQnaihn9
barns house, all buildings M complete oIs
price 5000; rent so per month. AddreSs hMFli'r"
rihf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-21

II SSOO-To LET-Elegant, spacious, first
class coauLry StDESCE, stables, Sc beautiful ter
races abundance shade and ornamental trees vc
acres fea iy ferry, Al ElsOn - Liberty ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

AGENT SH ,T.-About three o'clock
yesterday afternoon WIN. McRavcy
was SHOT through the heart at Col
conda station ON the c. p. X. r.,
Humboldt county. He is supposed
to have been shot by man named
Huff. The particulars of the shoot
ing as we learned them are as
follows: Both had been TO the New
Years ball the night before and in
the morning the men had some words
about something said and done at the
party. Huff then went over to sa-
loon aud bought pistol. A short
time after McRavey eat dinner, Huff
went over to the G. P. ticket office,
and shortly afterwards, SO it is be
lieved, shot Mckavey. lie then left
town, but was arrested between the
station and Winnemuccs and lodged
in the county Jail at the latter place.
Reno Gazette, Sd.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08
TERMS:
DestitutiOn In Brooklyn.

Mayor Schroeder, speaking OF the
.destitution occasioned by the recent
theater fire, made the following re-
markable statement:
An investigation of these cases
shows that the suffering disclosed is
only incidental to the general dis ress
aud widespread suffering OF the work.
ing classes in this city. In examin-
ing tasn ,Yaras ID 6t. = s'i3sa VIC .3ss.!.
on the verge % starvation. To relieve
the dreadful sufferings OF the poor,
the wealthy, aud even those 10 mod
crate circumstances, should make ex-
traordinary efforts this winter. That
this may be done, that our people in
large numbers may be kept from
starvation, / believe that $500, 900 or
100000 must be raised. OF the
poorer classes, the unskilled laborers,
mechanics, or men not very apt in
their particular callins, three out of
every four in Brooklyn have had no
employment during the past two win
tiers. They have pawned or sold
everything they could spare and have
nothing left. One widow has received
no help except from her poor neigh
bors. Living IN Il tenement house.
herself sick, with four little children,
she has left as furniture baby's
chair. IL stove, and kettle or two
and some bedding on the floor. There
were no shoes,and they hadn't enough
clothing to cover their nakedness.
There was not a morsel of anything
10 eat in the house. A man that !
helped last winter writes to me, say
ing that he had to send his children
to school without any food Yesterday.
He says that his family, consisting OF
four children, himself and his wife.
must perish unless something is done
for them.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

SUICIDE. A man uamed Sullivan,
who WAS employed as bost'er. by
the North western Stage Company,
at Ten mile Station, north Of Nc
Dermit, committed suicide last
Friday by cutting his throat with a
razor and almost severing his head
from the body. He was about 80
years OF age aud is supp 'sed to
have been crazsd by strong drink
Austin Reveille, Jan. I'd.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

A YEARS REsULr.-During the
past year the Manhattan s. NJ. Com.
pany extracted and reduced 6,224
tons of ore, which yielded $l,227,-
OPT SO. The company has declared
and paid six dividends of one dollar
each, ,aggregating upward of $500, 900.
Their principal mines, the Bowman.
Frost and Curtis, contain immense
reserves Of ore. The company will
pay dividend Of 81 per share on the
10th.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

Eph. Horn, the celebrated min
sIel, died in new York recently.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

Confederate bonds now sell in Lon
don at about ~ cents on the dollar.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

The Newark, N. j., Presbytery, by
avote Of 10 to 10, found Rev. Mr..
Lee guilty Of violating the Scriptures
by allowing women to preach in his
pulpit,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

Arrangements have beon made BY the ladies
to make this one Of the grsndsst snts rtain-
ments Of the season,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

The Duke Alexis talks of giving
America another visit soon.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

Parisian Judges are not permitted
20 wear the unprofess'onal mustache
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

There are 1899 newspaper and Pc
.riodical publications in the German
Empire.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1877-01-08

The James river is blocked with
ice from Richmond to the mountains.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-19

4 Debtor PutnmclS an Abusive Justice and
I,renk. a MncIllm. Entiln NNcr his Mrnh.

4 Debtor PunmclS an Abusive Justice and
nr-aks u Mnciiagr I;ottir Over his Head.
In the rulicc Court yesterday Manfred {.
RiSslcll. assistant inspector Of buildings. was
charged with an assault on Thomas J. Shea,
an CN.iusticr oil the peace, who Appeared IN
cnurt with lEdly damaged fi5c. There were
several ugly cuts Oh the side Of his no,e aud
others on hi, furvhrad and all around his LETT
eye. II" testified that Risdcll owed him some
money which lac went to collect Thursday at-
tcrnoon, in company with constable, at his
Office in Morrison building. lie demanded
the money OF Risdrll. bat could get no slts:ac
tiun. They had few words when Risdell up
with bottle and struck him in the face with
il. The only harsh words witness admitted
having used were, Look here! I'll put You
out Of that money yet, you contcmptible
sucker.
Cnansvl for RiS,lcl stated that Shea had n
Judgment for a sluall amount against Risdcll,
who had Expressed willingness to pay II, but
had refused to pay the excessive charges Of the
magistrate.
Thomas VI. rlowinau was called By the de-
f,nss and stated that he was present ut the
difficulty. Shea cainU into the Ulh'c with a
constable. and entered into conversation
with Eis,lell. Shea was excited anil very
abusive II, was quoted down and went out
the dOor, but returned in AN instant, approach.
ing Ris.lrll in a dcnionstrative aud nj nacing
manner. He continued cur;ins RiSdcll, aud
witnvss demonstrated with him about using
such language in his office. Shea replied,
This Is public Office, and I'll do as please.
He was somewhat under the influence Of
lhIuur. The next thing witness heard was the
sound Of a conclusion, and part Of the contents
, Of Il Inucilagc bottle was scattered over his
clothes.
Another witness testified to seeing the diff
Guilty. Shea advanced on Risdcll with clenchcl
fists, when Risilrll said, Il can't stand this any
longer" aud, picking up mucilagc bottle, let
it fly at ShcI's head. Other witnesses were
heard, but adducCd no new poiuts.
The Court said the d"r--rusc had hardly made
/ out 'gse Vf Justification, but hal good ease
| OF prOvocatioE. When Risdcll found that Shea
was in liquor. ungentlcmanly and abusive i,
was proper for him to have called in an officer
and had him removed from the Office.
| Il think" added the Court, that Mr.. Ris
! dell was too hasty. and let his temper get the
better of his Judgment Regarding the h.ct'
| in the case with the utmost charity, Will in
prsc a fine of so and costs. 1t was serinu
| assault. and Mr.. Risdell must charge the FINE
to the imperiections Of his temper"
We note an appeal your Honor said the
| defendants counsel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-19
err BREDITIES.

The only happy iuan in Washington during
ne pro- ut hT'tiiiHg H'sih"T j. UNr Iylli1r The
LsestFIH sIe-sli closed AMI tbs ticket h"iriS have
..arsii.-.
Georgv \. Ame, was charged in the rulicc
sart yesterday wilt sowin= his i.nF-e 10 iLsSpS On
he pubc lnf King. on Tcnih STREET n"aT e. The Court
e-rrVs,l his. hr,sst''n tail to-day.
Mary Pollard. an old colurcd woman, was
ias,i u and by JuS" Sn"il yesterday for in
anti Washington simmons. hs,'i little CO!crrd
roy who had S;TIlrE her chill with a si.rS.
Joseph Wryrich. a butcher in the Center
Market, plsLlyl Sly Ia tn, p,,p tnurt yesterday.
o tn charge ~ resisting tile inSi,JTnI ~ fE.i IN h
t-riGlrsr OF h- lriy, ami hn'Si .IU and Gusts.
Dave Adams and William Adams, both col.
.,rra, father anI s,n. pleaded guilty In the Police
ourt yesterday the anruy III two hElshelS Of coal
serth my crut~, fr"n. Alfred HCharis. and Nesa
insd q cariL
Hattie Tav.or, >pcial ou,c,-t. WAS commit.
cd b. tbs. NorkhpuSc a VayTaIn Ia the PuE, Court
re-irrdN. she = odd s.nrf. hut her action In Eih-
<nRrslf In tn" VI the i,sck beyond public gaze
shsssSsd hs'r TAI b. rn;irrl' I,Vod u shame.
Chas. Cook colorc,l, was fined - aud costs
~ bEhse Snell yesterday fnr assault on R.peCts
Washington ais, Cnlurrd. who testified that they were
uniing home iTnI IEtTty bseihpT, when she aGrI.
salAlly -raichs' hs h.alId for which he struck and
-HckeSl Erg >.NrTal iIniCs.
A eolored man, nanIrl Lafayette Lee was
Inlrc SIsii Yesterday. Eliza testified that he
~ husband hut She SstEITaisS fran him year ago
gyAIrr he would tn I'uIhin. for rs SIp,-TI lie
'de~sSi bet ~, however, and hahl fCSu"nLy THREAT
u~sf To XII heT.
The cas- Of jas. Sonuan. contractor, charged
ynh oFstnsting |. sirs-t. hstw,sn Twentieth AIui
Ts~nty hTst. by p ing dirt Ia the SITTER IstS-
Ne oI his lItSMaS discontinued Yesterday, upon the
{ u. lot h'ins h,l la, thai the cause Of compliant
ssoald bc removed.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-05-19
KNIGHTS TEMPL.iR.
DeMoiay Commanders Review.

DeNolRy Commanders Hcftew.
For several days past DeMolay Commandcry,
No. /, amounted Knights Templar, have been
preparing for their annual dress parade and
review, which occurred yesterday. At o
o'clock the Sir Knights, in their handsome re-
galias and mounted On richly caparisoned
stee,ls, assembled in front OF Masonic Temple.
Shortly after the lines were formed under the
supervision of Eminent Commander Andrew
W Kelley, and sixty odd men in uniform we're
found to he in attendance. There were nun
her of Wher members present who responded
to roll-call but appeared only in fatigue dress.
The line of march WAS taken up, and the
fratcrs proceeded to the old Olympic base ball
grounds, where the drll and inspection took
place. Sir Z. r Schultz, of Baltimore, grand
captain general of the Grand Encampmcnt of
the United States, was the reviewing officer,
and complimcntcd the Sir Knights on the fine
appearance that they presented and their pro-
icieury in the Tcmplar drill. Many of their
friends were also present, and united in con-
irmiug the hattrrmg opinion expressed by the
grand captain general. This commnndcry in
tends to visit Cleveland, Ohio, in August next
and propose to conduct themselves in man
ner that will reflect credit ON the city and their
order. and at the same time making display
that will prove their knowledge of the Tenn
plar manual