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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

In the suit OF Mrs. Frances E. Musgrove against John
Il. Sherwood, IN which a temporary injunction was
granted restraining tho latter from putting an ad-
ditlonal story his buildings in Filth avenue, near
tory-oG street. all the facts in the controversy
baving already been published the HERALD, tho in
Junction yesterday continued by Judge Westbrook
Oh condition that Mrs. Musgrove furnish an under
sfkIug $l5,UUO pending the nnal determinaton oil
lhe SUIT.
hearing the various motions IN assessment suits, oil
Chambers calendar In twenty three cases motions to
Remaining cases, owing the aoscnce OF counsel wcro
sGjourucu the irsL MONDAY IN september. Having
aisposcd OF those cases, giving his decisions IN
Jevtral recently argued before him, Judge est
brook adjourned the Court and lett or kingston TO
attend centennial OF the adoption OF state con-
ytitutlon Dy the state ol New York.
Ine SUIT here ofore brought by BENJAMIN I. Babbitt
ngausL Luther Sbeln was argued at length yester-
day by Mr.. William d. O'Dwyer the part OF de-
fendant, ana ex udge s. W. Fullerton on the part OF
puintn, before Judge Sedgwick, IN superior Court,
SPECIAL fern. The suit brought to eDjoln the de-
fcndant from enforcing against plantll certain con-
tracts tor advertising, amounting 10 over $l0O,OOo
aud ON which S300 900 been already paid, and TO
canceI the contracts. Plaintiff claims that the con
Tracts made on an erroneous statement by de-
OF advertising rates OF various Journals
while defendant asserts there were but two uninien-
topal III .tatemcnts one OF which Was against PLAIN
tn to the about So. 600, while the other was
In his favor To extent oil ten tlmcs that sum- De-
reserved
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DISHONOR AND DEATH.

FATAL EFFEcr OF MALPRACTICE ON A YOUNG
woMAN-ARREsr OF TEE OFFENDER.
Georgiana Shires, a young lady Of twenty sum-
mers. died on Tuesday last at the residence Oh her
parents No 32S West Thirtieh street, and was buried
yesterday morning. Such is the simple record. There
Is hint in It OF the physical and mental suffering
revelation Of the betrayed love and subsequent
and remorse This young lady loved and had reason
believe herself beloved In return. She yielded 70
day OF rou0le he ,basely deserted her and she was
lett to ghL her battle unaided The circumstances OF
the case Cleaned from the Coroner TO whom 1t has
been REFERRED tue doctor who attended MISS Shires
hor illness anu tho members OF her family are these
THE STORY OF DIsHoNOR.
At midnight Friday last DR.. Kennedy, Of No. $40
West Thiret tn street. was summoned To attend MISS
Shires. He found her suffering extreme pain, the
consequences Of crmna malpractice. Her brother
informed the Doctor that she had had miscarriage
DR.. Kennedy administered stimuants which revived
her somewhat He tearned that she had been suffer
ing since the previous Wednesday, but that pnys
clan had mol been called, as family thought that
they could themselves attend TO her wants. but when Il
was ounl that her condition was serious doctor was
at last reluctantly summoned. On Saturday morning
Dr. Kennedy again visited the patient and then learned
that mad been The victim OF quack who calls him
self .'Dr Emory, Of NJ. l35 East Fortynintn street.
This Emory had wanted her 10 60 10 his house and
submit treatment there, but this the girl had
cllncd to do In the afternoon DR.. Kennedy again
called aud found ner state OF collapse. he gave
her stmulants, and shc again revivad and became
quite comfortable until Sunday, when q change
for the Was noticed. her pulse was
high and the temperature OF her body 100 degrees
On Monday the temperature had fallen 10 103 degrees
but the pulse still high and she delirious Sno
had spent a very restless night DR.. Kennedy called
several times Monday giving his constant atten-
tion TO her On Tuesday morning she was derious at
times but at times rational enough to answer several
questions She would not dlvulge the name Of
her seducer, but admitted that no was
a single man who had refused to marry
her. At shc died. Dr.. Kennedy
informed Dr.. GoIdsohmldt tho deputy OF Coroner
Ellingcr, who Immediately sent detectives to arrest
DR.. Emory Yesterday afternoon Emory was found
precinct. He gave the name OF Emory u Bradford
It stated that he has two ohccs passing as "nr
Emory at tho and as Emory q. Bradford ~ the
other He vas taken 70 tho rwcAt,eth prccinoS and
upon tho warrant OF the Coroner committed 10 tho
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURr--CHAMBER
By Judge Westbrook.

Stewart VS.. True; Mayor &c, VS. Gordon; Taylor
vs. Broome; Covert vs. Humbeyer IN tne matter OIL
Moulenore Benevolent Socety.-Orders granted.
Plat VS.. Brad.ey.-Sccurity in 81, 00o
Jaunson vs.. .Jannisol.--MotiOu denied.
In the matter oi CasIegnim and others-Notice
should be gwen, &c
huu. -.
In the matter Of wcbcr.--This order entered is all
right,
isclin ct al VS.. Port Royal Railroad Company et AL
Some OF the questions raised upon this motion are I'M
portan but might as well be made at the riaL rhey
are not SO clear JUSTLY the vacation OF the at
tachmenL Motion denied.
Musgrsve VS.. sherwood. -lnjunction continued, pro-
vidcd an undertaking in sum OF $l5 900 be gwen. Ten
dollars costs oil motion Will ABIDE event. OPINION 10
be written
received money Of the petitioner from his predcces
sor and cannot therefore, 0e c1arged with the money.
Tho torincr chamberlain ~ not shown to been
ana without due proof he cannot be made liable Peti
By Judge Donohue
Ottcndorfer VS.. Goldnark. --Gtantcd.
Isaacs vs.. Hackes.-0rder granted appointing Fred
erIck Lewis receiver
in the Matter Of Murphy. Motion for stay denied.
Bnss vs. Koch.-I think the order right as IL stands
SUPERIOR couRT-sPECIAL TERN
BY Judge sedgwick
New York Lie Insurance Company vs. kcyes ct Al
Rourn VS. stanley y-Order denying motion, without
COSTS.
Roperts vs. White ct al Order denying notion
Rotnmann vs. Newrotn ct aL-Reicronce ordered
Browne va Aoorc.-Ordcr appointing Gilbert N.
Reynv receiver
isster vs. rony.-Motion dismissed, with $40 costs.
snow vs. Hasan ct aL-0rder denying motion, wtn
$40 costs. o.,.
FISCHER vs. Lange Injunction granted pcndentc
Morgan w. Pcttinger Ct ai--ordcr denying motion,
With 40 costs TO defendant, TO abide event
Kans VS.. Hlpgspheimcr.-order granting plainsin
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LUCKY PRISONER.

George Davis who also enjoys the additional sobrk
uuet of stephen Williams Is character we'll known
the police He arrested by Detective Maloney, of
the seventh precrct, Tor receiving stolen goods and
stealing large quantity Of sewing silk from Beldng
Brothers and Co. Several hundred dollars worth Of
tho compialnants' property found with
the PRISONER, together with other articles
recognized as having been stolen from other
sources. DAVIS was tried the Court OF Gen.
eral Sessions, and his counsel. Mr. William +.
Howe made technical deence for him, but tho jury
found him guilty and Judge Gildersleeve sentenced
him The state Prison Tor nve years Mr.. Howe there
upon took lhc appeal 10 the supreme Court
on legal point raised by hun during the trial and
ceeded the CONVICTION set aside. A writ OF
labeas corpus then applied or which was gran cd
by Judge Weslbrook, and Davis brought lrom Ing
sing ON the application Tor the writ Mr. Howe pro-
oucci the order OF the General Term of the supreme
Court reversing The conviction and yesterday tLere
being nothing Va ngible which justify his further
detention the District Attorney consented 10 his re-
lease and he was accordingly discharged
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ANow ERS.
CHARGES Tor FxrISoUIsHISo FIEK..
FIRE DEPARTMENT. CRY oy Nxw yosK,
Nav foRx IuIx "A is--

Nav YonG, July %. 1871
To TnE EDITOR ov rHE HEKALB.-
Referring 10 the communication IN the Complaint
Book" in your issue OF TO-DAY signed m Men.
alleging tho demand OF s. iron The writer sy fireman
OF this department 'foF hss trsube accompanied by
q threat Imprison 'hf no, paid IN Eve days atsen.
ton called TO the following provision law the ere
cution OF which devolves upon this aepsumest.
Chapter az. Lass oi Ir7i. section - -In case
any chimney 90 nue ~isbia The ina Il c1y
shall take hre the person OF Persons using ssd
Que shall forfeit pay tine 81 anl-.. rnusr sr ,hs
snali be shown 10 the ssraetioa s.a Cen asls
sioners.n
Upon receiving Information o. a chimney Gre the
course OF procedure Is 10 send nouce 70 The occu.
pant OF the premises Of the ani place OF occur.
renee, and thai the penalty s. ~hich paid al thts
ofce within i've days after service this nos,ce s
oUyate the necessity OF iustutng legal proceedings
against you, invoiving Doib peraiy aba eosls
The deivery OF this notice ~ segsraliy made " Q
fireman oil the company IN whose distct tAe premises
are located. VINO has 10 aulnoriy 10 make geaues VI
any character Whatsoever aud The Que con-
pancd oi 10 fully proven would subject ne onender
10 the severesi penalty tho, could be iIagosed
1t M Nc N will produce the proofs upon when
the allegation can be subsantaed she viii make pos-
sible searching investigation ana cnabo the DEPART.
mcnt either TO rid itself OF unwortny member or
Co establish his innocenc. OF the charge Very re.psc-
iuily, 'iNSENi Y AlNSs PrsssdsnA
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ARRESTED FOR A CANADIAN ROB-
Berry.
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 20. 1877,

BALTIMORE, Nd, July 26, 1877.
Private detectives In this city to-day arrested
man who had been at several brokers' offices
lnquirng the price OF Canada money and whose &C
uons generally were OF Suspicious character. On
beng searched s., 3g4 were lound on his person,
1880 o which was fresh ten dollar bills OF The Con-
sohdated Bank OF Canada, Montreal, anu iour dol
lar piil OF the Bank OF Commerce. Toronto. IL is
thought TINS money part OF the $2 600 stolen from
the office OF the Grand Trunk Railroad In Montreal on
june u as me oils are OF the same character dc.
scribed IN The circular OF the company, including the
four dollar bill vi tue Bank OF Commerce. rhe party
arrested gave Tue name oi George Bayne OF Montreal
HIS age Is about thirty iour He has black hair and
aide wh!ssers; be Summers and Is apparen ntly lrsh
He NAs c9mnuttud Tor hearing on AUGUST 4
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rus rrour AT COTTONWOOD.
Or BArrLs fSsLs. AT MOUTH % |
gorfo~wooD IkRsK. Ja.y IL 1917. (

% bAfrhk ffhie. AZ MOUTH oP
SorfoSwooD Ckssk. jay IL 1871
Hesriss that yoseph ana Ms men wore IN the neigh
borAve1 Of me south bora Of Ciesrxsier River Gen
sral Howard. vnh bis force ol too men, msdc swo
RAPID marches iron grange clsy M this drecton
wnen wiinin few miles Of he volunteer camp Lieu
.epsnt Fstch.r ef0caer~i Hc~ard's sssn. and scout
named cAsyDan. discovered large hand Of cattle
oa the main raE htsle hollow near thc con-
ns>nss oi the south fork of The Clearwater
River saa ootscswcod creek General Howard
was imassdsatsiy sppnsed. aud With ell possible
spesd surried a moantsia howmzcr and company Of
tnfastry 70 hiEh point overlooking the camp
prepares 70 tomDara them Ia .her hiains
place should Indians be wl,L the stock. Afrw shots
wers area from gsn sne erection OF the Indian
loases, ~bss saadeniy RED bianEetea borsemen wefs
seen scAmpsr,ns over tbs mills. keeping ap an un'
earthly ysnng herding thesr stock together, when
Vas afterward arlven % W the old Indians, squa~s
sod cblldrea into Mills tue Of their camp
Fandsx that the tel ssors of the mark General
Hoxasa moved = couple Of nosnzurs 70 nsii sooas a
nfls TO the sogfn, Oai W tns time the guns ~ere
mounted most o. me stock vas eeyena range. Ibs
sasasrs hss scaxcsv ssgaa epesssaens In tnn new
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DANGEROUS TENEMENT HOUSES.

To ZEE Eofros or rHs HEEALo:-
w you please call ,hs attention Of the public to the
dangerous condition ofs number OF tenement houses
In East Thirteenth street. from 33s to 3A7, better
known ss Garryowsa Row. Last Thursday sns Depart
mcni Of Buildings postcd notices on the doors OF
above mentioned houses warning tho tenants of their
dangerous condition. In about twenty -four hoars
atcrwari these notices torn down by inspec-
tor OF The Department of Buildings Tho agcn, o
these houses has done thing to cure tbeif
deiccts, and I think, as every honest citizen would
th nix, that there has been htte game between
the agent and Department Of Buildings ~ Is neccs-
sary, think, mat kind OF explain alton ought
be gwen to the public IN regard 10 this matter,
where the lives OF 90 many people are m danger.
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BADLY VENTILATED SCHOOL HOUSE.


To THE EproR HERALD
desire TO call the attention OF the proper authori-
Public schoo No. 80, situated the corner Of
avenue A and lls,h street IL is a frame building.
which was bought and converted last spring into
prmar school In Of Ere tho loss of life would
probably DO large, the means Of egress totally
inadequate TO the large number of children crowded
into the building. The back part OF u has obly
small staircase. about Two feet wide. The rooms
small that when the lighted the children
sitting To them have bear injurious degree
Of heat In one small room. wnerc counted seventy
six children, there we're no proper means
OF ventilation, and both teacher and children
looked flushed and ovcrbcatcd II is true tne
windows on one SIDE were open but there hite
no change OF ar, except when the door the opposite
side opened for insress egrcss creating sroEG
draught on the children stiing close - H. fne prin-
cipa and teachers be eflclen, Inielgent la
dies, and was much e.scd al the progrcss made by
my LITTLE son; but shall accm my duty 10 take him
knowipg the dangers TO WIN ca he woG a be exposed
havo noticed thai several primary schools the upper
part OF the ciiy are frame houses eonverted into
schools, but not having VISITED lhom | cannot ssy
whether they are as dchccDt as No - ~ 10 the
quiremrnis OF good school Why Il 10 that slnso 4
any Kind OF accommodation "a ronsdoFed good enough
Tor young children. whose tender Yeas eclar
quirc every attention TO sanitary Isvsg I trust the
parents the vicinity will the school ana juass
for themselves. MOTHER
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DECISION IN A BANK CASE.
NrppLHrovN, N. Y, July Z

NIpnLErowN, N. Y, July 26 1877.
The Of John Burroughs receiver Of the late
waikiki Bank, against ex-State Senator Edward NJ.
Madden and William Cemsen his partner Ia business,
10 recover $4,000 the Endorsement Of the late
Elisha p. wheaer, has been decided by Hon. f. l..
Fanchcr tho rcicreo, favor Of the defendants,
tho ground that Mr.. Wheeler had a counter claim
against the bank THIS decision, unless reversed on
appeal will increase considerably the dividend ON the
esIatc OF Mr.. Wheeler, who dicd bankrupt, and may
nccessaie AN Assessment on the Stockholders Of the
bank to pay The bltaen per cent duo deposltors
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JINGLING JUNKNEN.

1t has been decided BY the Union Protective and
Benevolent Society OF Junkmen, in the City Of Brock
lyn. to apply TO the courts II shoy will not be
allowed to use bells on their carts The Common
Council, short time ago. adopted an ordnance pro-
hibtng thor use, which lncensed the junkmen
that special meeting or the socley, which numbers
about iour hundred members, was called 10 take sonc
action IN the matter, and tho result as stated
above II Is claimed BY tho JunkmeA that only one
half tho business bc done without bells.
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THE NORTHERN pIspENsAgY.

To rmg EpiroR or rHE HERALD
Is the Northern Dispensary at waverley place
and Tenth street q private institution orc for
the benefit OF the publicf short umc since
won't seek medical aid Tor my sick child.
asked for n physician TO call and my little
one, and with tho response tn rough toncJ,
"Brng 1t up here at tive O'Clock. when tho childrens
doctor will be herc" I mildly SAID HE ~ too weak
10 bring ou." ''Pshawlp said the ''xortny' doctor
IN attendance, III will do him good Bring him We
canbot scnd to every one VINO asks" 20 was re-
CURED bring my sick Guild. hot day, through
blazing sun, TO SEQ his high the child's DOCTOR or
go without advice. Ny child was too weak 10 be
moved. and no, contrary to the will OF the "tie''
magnatc OF the dispensary died and ~ buried. hear
that the ply the dspenssry well paid
their time, and doubt they are. stu, " 10 too
poor sick child who cannot be brought to soc them
vERiTAS
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THE sCHooLsAIp ST. AARY'S

Tho latest news from tho schooishp St Nary's
comes from Funchal, Madeira under date July 8. On
4tn July all who could 60 shore were invited
lunch with Mr.. Wesh the odest American resident
Tho toast .Thc United states" drunk In
bumpers Of wine almost as od the Republic, being
OF vintage OF 170s. Tho ST. Lsryfs expected 10
leave the 6tn 6sh OF July, aad with sA ordinary
passage will roach New London 9TH 10 loth u August
All we'll bOard
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SUIT AGAINST A TRUSTEE.

Supreme Court, Chambers calendar before Judge
wesibrook stephen B. NJ. Stokes, trustee Of the
estate OF stephen b. Mum, deceased, Is required 70
show cause whv he should not be removed as such
trustee, and why temporary Injunction heretofore
granted against him should not be made permanent
restraining him from, IN any way meddling with
ST. 500 IN the Manhattan Company's Bank. The pet-
lion moving papers oil the plaintiffs, John b. Borst
T. I. Borst, set fortn tnat Stokes is incom
petcn, BY reason of haDual drunkenness and general
lmprovidcuce IRON administering the trust aud ask
his removal The papers also charge that stokes had
wasted the estate while in his hands as trustee
Stokes denies the allegations OF the plaintiffs Ex-
Judge Curtis E. T. Gardner and Meredith l.. Jones ap-
pear for the plaintiffs and ex-Judgc John X Porter
aud ex-Judge Albert CardoZo Tor the defendant
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THE CITY LIRRARIES.

The principal public libraries in the city will close
tomorrow and reopen until the 1st Of September
This Is IN accordance with long established custom,
ans whic gives the employees in the institutions
icw weeks ior rest and recreation, much needed re-
pairs alterations and additions ootn In the furniture
and contents Of the acores, bs effected dursns me
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STREET prrAnrMESr-ArrESTIoS

To ruy kDIroR or the HEsALp:--
We wish TO avail ourselves Of your valuable 'Com.
plant Book" 10 pablieiy denoancs the 1i,hy cond-
tiou and Pearl streets where they intersect
neither OF them having been touched with broom Tor
over three months we aud sae nelghbors endeavor
10 keep our sidewalks ccan by sweeping several times
daily and Washing every morning, but the alth 10 80
deep thai passing vehic cs threw on the sidewalk al
fast sweep u on Why ~ u that broadway
and sixth avenue are cleaned daily while Fulton
street. through which iron 10000 10 rs, 900 people
pas aaiiy. Is ies 20 rot these hot days. We
hope that our complaining Ia you viii do more good
than report the cleaners whoever they
Our netehDors tell that might well CON plain
TO the wlnd as 10 the proper department.
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BELLIGERENT BURGLARS.

NORTHAMPTON, Mass, July &c. 1877
Daring the bank burglary trial yesterday Scott and
Dunlap were led IN handcdfcd oy two deputy sheriff.
Scot, occurred picture OF Mrs. scott ani tore 1t IN
pieces ani commenced 10 put 1t in his mouth. Tho
piciure rescued with difficulty. partially de-
sirsyed. Dunlap said, 'rear II up" Scoi; struck at
Pukerton, cursed him and said be would murder him
some day. Pipkerton replied he would meet hm on
equal iooung This caused great excitement, ana II Is
thought they have los, all the sympathy which they
had aa,uaI aurlua In. trial
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rxcREAsrxa THE pxArz RATE

TO rnE EplroR rnE HERALD
Please ask tho Board Of Health 70 remove the ash
boxes 'front.' OF tho tenement houses East Fifty
seventh street, between second and Third avenues
The ncirhbors have all signed petition before. but 10
seems nothing 10 done TO remove the nuisance.
N.
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OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

fSorx.--Letters intended for this column must b
accompanied BY the writer's full name and address 70
insure attention. Compainants who arc unwilling to
comply Win this ruIs simply waste time In writing
Write on only ono side oi the papeE-ED. HERALnl
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A LIBEL DISMISSED.

The case of H. McKcag administrator, against the
steam tugs N. f. Gadwish, +. B. Thurber and Francis
King which occupied the attention Of the United
States timo past, has at last been de-
cded. Judge Bla,cnford has dismissed tho libel, with
costs, having decded that there vas no evidence to
snow that any parties deiendant were Negligent
or at all the disaster which tho
SINKING OF Mr.. Mckcag's barge.
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CHARGES on THE WALL STREET 1ERRY.

To rHs EpIroR rHx HERALD
lam rsssdcat Of Brooklyn, and for the last four
OF ave years have crossed morning and evening the
Wall tho South ferry. Asa general thing
always ride over ibs evening on horseback with q
friend Of mise, truck driver Last evening In
ing my friend paid tho gatekccper ten cents for tho
two norscs and ourselves. As ere driving tho
keeper demanded my fare. Was naturally surprised
st hs request. but, rather than raise disturbance
thea paid him, asking him At the time n this
was not something new. He replied that II Sew
era track drivers tod that the charge unjust
aud not 10 pay him. What want 70 know Is whethor
not the lsw allows the Jerry company 10 charge
more th ave cents Tor horse and rider. Will the
HKAALp or the union Ferry Company 'ct some light
o this matter and oblige A PASSENGER!
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WHAT ARR THE nIoHTs OF ORGAN onrNDzRss

To rns EpiroR rHs HxxALD:-
Permit me 10 enter proses, with "suferer,r Of shs
1914 insA against she nuisance OF organ grinding 10
there no Las prohibiting ~ and 10 It not illegal 70
disturb people ali day, especially without licensef
have appealed 10 various authorities 10 ascertain me
lea bat have not succeeded Can you not give me
some inform alton in your columns on tho subject
PErRUS.
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ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE.

ALBANY. N r., July 2s, 1871
Il Ia reported at the Stale Insurance Department
hero this evening Judge WestDrook has decided
that the Atlantic Mutual Life Insurance Company, OF
Albany shalt 20 into the hands Of receiver becauss
O impajrmenL
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xowprrsx on TIE WATER.

To SnB Enron rHS HERALD -
whiie on board the Tiger Lily, yesterday. between
hsccoms's Dam Bridge and High Bridge, barge con-
tanning ave young men came racing down the
river, the coxswain steering neither right nor len,
but rapnins INTO everything before them They COL
hdsd With small boat, throwing little girl overheard
Ihs they all sac, bat made not the slightest effort
rescue her aiterwzrd learned they were mem.
bcrs Of MetamorA Boat Club. 10 there no way OF
stopping the "pirateY" J. L. q.
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ISDEcEScY IN RESERVOIR PARK.

To EpIros ruK HxRALD:-
Please call the arention Of the Park Commissioners
20 dsgrscciui scenes enacted Tuesday even-
ing IN Reservoir Park The time hsii-past eight
o'elecs. Not single lamp lighted and rot police
man 70 bs s>cs. The benches crowded. and young
girls aud thor lovers wcre TO be seen kissing ana
husginG I also noticed several girls sitting IN
the yocng mems isp< Now, this ought not 70 be-
The PARK u one OF nnest tho city, and II such
scenes As thcss continue, why, then. decent
people wi have TO give up the idea OF going there
DETECTIVE.
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THE LAWSON MURDER.

BALTIMORE, July rs, 1871.
The erh OF Mrs. Lawson, at HARRISBURG, Va. TOR
compicHy the murder Of her husband. has been de-
ierTed plsa August
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CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE.
COMPANY.
HARTpoRn> Conn, July -,

HARryoRD. Conn, July -. 1877
committee Of insurance experts have bsen exam
inipg the Affairs OF the Charter Oak Lhs Insurance
Company and will report that tho necessity of sp-
po.nling n receiver can bo AVOIDED under complete
rsor