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IT4Lr's GREAT IRONCLID.
disappointment for the King and Queen and
n Distinguished As.embiase.

Srrzz1A July iO.--The great preparations
made for the launch Of the Italian ironclad
Dandolo; sister ship TO the Dnilio. which was
launched in Casteamare in May. 1876. have
ended in partial failure, and tho festive re-
ment. Tho Dandoio lins half in water ana half
out, stu X fast on the slips.
The King and Queen had como expressly, for
the OCCASION. The Minister 81 Marine had
The members Of both Houses Of parlio-
mCnt and tho representatives OF the
press. All the Italian men-of;war not ON
foreign stations were assembled IN the bay
The city of Sues2ia was deckcd with flags hang
ing from Venetian ma-ts erected along tho
streets. and floating from cords stretched from
house 10 house. while rich draperies hung from
all windows and balconies. Numbers Of eXcur-
son trains brought in thousands from all
parts. The bay. always lovely. presented a
charming scene OF the gaycst animation. I'm:
der a brilliant blue sky, its waters were covered
with hundreds Of gayly decked craft ~ al.
kinds, a considerable quantity 81 shipping, "a I!
the following ships of the Italian fleet: The Az
coma; the Aflondatore. the 81. Muruno. the Ma
Authion. tho Caracciolo. the Maria. and tho
Adelaide and Victor Emanuel. dressed with
all the bunting they could show. Around the
cIous and Gayly decorated stands were crowded
with ladies md gentlemen, Every inch OF van
ton WAS crRmmed with spectators.
At ii o'clock the King ana Queen. followed by
their suites and accompanied hy tho Minister Of
Marine and number OF superior naval otilcc r..
drove into tho arsenal aud were saluted with
deafening cheers. The, Bishop OF sazana;
wearing a mitre and followed 10y number Of
Clergy. entered Immediately afterward, and.
walking round the great. hull. scattered holy
left their stand and. walkn. u tho. prov,
assembled the staging there. when her, Majesty.
amid ringing cheers from all sides. took
the cord TO which a bottle Of italian champagne
was fastened. and. with good swing. dashed
1t against the bow. few minutes more
and the shoes are kno Sol aside, the last snal
IT, given. amt away the ship starts. She plidos
down Ia" slip. the ways. from n friction. throw
on volumes of smoke. when suddenly Sh"cruoS
10 a dead stop half in hnlf Uut of the winter. and
t. tho cAncr~ wis oh greeted her us She began 20
move dead silence follows. and then the deep
hum of Disappointment.
Tho Dandilo {, of the same dimeusons and
has the Same urmamrns ~ TIE Duilio. Sho
measures 100 metres In length. and her great
est Wiuin is 1870 metres. Whom completely
armed she weighs 10000 tons. She has twin
iurrris placed diagonally, each carrying two
Is Iu
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THE mURDERED KElSEr's PROPERTY.
Ills Bro;hcrs md sisters IN II Quarrel Over
It's Distribution.

The troubles Of the Kelsey family OF
Huntington. out OF which grew the alleged at
tempt OF William 10 murder his sister, Char
lottr, some wcchs ago. arc ialrY before the
courts. Charlotte (now Mrs MOTIF has. through
counsel Acrvcda complaint In partition nrninsi
the remaining heirs Of thu cstat, OF Charles q.
Kclsrv tnrrcd fcathcrcd. and murder, H. for
partition OF his real cstnte. The complaint sets
forth that Charles died ntcstato ON the ith OF
November. 1871, unmarried. and leaving sur
viying. NJ his hcirs at law. his brothers. Henry
4. kelsey. George Kelsey. VIM. :. Kelsey. ana
his sisters. Sarah W. Willcts wife OF PIatt u.
Wctsl. and this plaintiff. Charlotte j.; that the
defendant. Henry f. Kelsey was appointed ad-
minstrator of the effects Of the deceased man
10y the Surrogate. and had duly qualified; that
Charles WIS indebted to plainin $500 Mt the
time Of his dcnsc for money lent to him by
her and which was spent by him in improving
his real estate; Tint on or about the 2sth OF Sep
tcmber George kelsey and his wife, Susan kcl-
aey. conveyed and released all their title and In
tercst in said estate to the remaining four heirs
ut law; that since the demise of Charles pOr.
and conveyed ~ follows: Two acres on the
north side Of Lincoln avenue To Bridget HcA"y
for 500; four acres to Henry, + kels,y Tor
5000: and another portion ~ Edward McDcr-
mott 'or 500; that Henry +. kelsey had re-
ceiycd tho proceeds of all these convcyances.
portion. The plaintiff alleges that she is the
owner OF onc-lourth part Of the portion sold
and the portion remaining; and she MISC al
lrges upon Information and belief. that William
$. Kelsey has conveyed all his interest In said
premises to his wife. Maria l.. Kelsey. by deed
dated April %. 1878.
The defendants in their answer admit a part
OF the complaint. hut allegc that Charles died
possessed II no personal property of any appre-
ciable value. and that he was considerably in
debt that SO much of his real estate as has been
sold has bcen sold by common consent Of the
heirs to raise money to pay such debts. and that
the proceeds of such sales have been SO used
and there stll rema ms several hundred dollars
OF such debts unpaid that having no knowledge
or Information sufficient to form belief as to
tho allegation that Charlotte had loaned Charles
5000, they therefore deny the same.
Charlotte also sues William for 81 ii3. for
twelve years service at washing. cooking, and
general household work Her original bill il
put at 81 500. Of which sj7 has been paid.
These suits will probably be tried at tho next
term in Rlyerhcad. and it IL possible that they
Charles u. kelsey.
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THE NEW ER.I or STEM.
Lockports succesrn Experiment 10 he Tn
troLucrd into Springfield, Mass.


Tho Springfield Gas Company has bought
the right for this city - use the Holly systom Of
running steam pipes through the streets to fur
nsh heat and power for adjoining buildings.
and ne city Government viii be- asked To per
NIT The construction Of an experimental line
this winter from the company's works on Water
street through Elm to Main street. This short
inc VIII reatha number OF dwellings stores.
and offices, largo shool house, tho county
Court House. ana the First Church and chapel
IN which, with tho exception. perhaps, OF tho
church. 1t - hoped that trial Of the system
may De- mad IN" most distant point from the
works being III" Chicopee Bank. II is no new
thing, OF course, to heat moro than one building
by steam from single furnace, this already be-
ing done in this city in the armury buildings
and in the Boston and Albany building and
The Holly systom, which is owned at Lock-
port, n Y. and is in most successful operation
IN That city. includes numerous improvements
n the protection of the pipes laid in the streets
&C. ~ the works nj Lockpqrt steam il con-
Quoted two miles. and Mr.. Holly claims that
Il lhhuthce OF ilVa mics can be reached The
Pressure on the pipes in the streets Is about
athQugh only one Or two pounds is needed
Tor heating, The sLockpon company began
on me OASIS OF charging for the heat about
as much rs had boon before paid for incl Lut
introduced motors as soon rs the ontornris,,
WAS fairly chtnllshtl !, and similar cnursn
viii doubtless Ice Iursued in this city. THO
aiil.uh' lhnl can 4e saved To- consumers by this
system II NNll"nly large, Since there is innvita.
bly, vast" Of fuel in connection with oyrry nro
ana great deal of dust 0ld dirt that are in
furious 10 furniture and hcdih. Some of tho
c,'y mat they hardly considered II necessary t.
flHhu houses n the surlng, while their houses
MAJ been hcnted thruu, hout go thoroughly that
ttnny scart3iy knew, of the changes Of tompcra-
cooking, and Is equal TO almost any culinary
operation except frying and broiling.
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Dangerous COIInterfelts.

Horace Heustis offered n $50 counterfeit note
on the rradesmans National Bank Of Sew York. and was
arrested He had three $40 spurious ON the Con.
sodaied Bank of Canada Housus said that he lived at
Crown Point y. y, that he had sold canal boat to a
man named Aewton. who paid him on account the money
he had offered. The counterfeit $50 note cArcutcd
Mt great skill AMI only experts could detect IT, II
lncd II Is believed irom the Same plate the
trririt notes ON IN" Third National bank Bunan The
Canada notes were printed IRON the genuine uate. aud
were stolen from one ct the branch banks before they
were ready io be issued AMI cN therefore have not The
proper signatures and numbers PrattoriouS A CO. at
F"uten;h street ana Fourth avenue were offered three
81 Ile Canada notes
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TRIMPs SEEING 4 TRIM.
The Outrage that was Perpeirated Nh the
NCw Haven and Northampton Road.


The large party from Northampton Wo-t-
Haven and Northampton Rn.iroaG mad an other-
wise enjoyable excursion tothr Sound saturday
spoiled on the return l4y ouiragos unparalleled
ia this section. When the train rem he'd
Cheshire. Conn, at night, il was boarded hy u
Egng of forty or moro rough~. salt 10 be from
trimps. who by nourishihg reviewers and
olhrr weapons. oyerawcd both eXcursionists
and train hands. They unroupled the rear car.
VIII IN WAS filed. and the train had - run ba X
a mile for II. Ai"rwarl they stopped the train
several times 10y puliine the bell cord. and
which tool b. rssion of q car AMI ruled with a
high hand. B'th non and women wore struck
by the rnughS. clothes were Snatched from the
person and kept and tho women Wsr' other
wise insuitoi, and many Of them tainted from
flight
Among the woIocn thus abused was the moth
or Of Superintendent Nenmans, and the men
were rOWorl"ss 10 ayenEc the aifrnnts. In the
front ear. however. whore there were less Of the
rang. "a few mon. headed 10y Editor Converse Of
Ensthampton. pitched into the roughs and
cOwrd thum. Several Of them who CHANGED TO
be separated from the rest Of their crowd wore
caught and thrown from the t.nin, and u few
lett at Southington, but most Of them kept on as
fnr ns l'anvillc, wherc they got Off. As it was
the train was lpur hours running 10 Mestleld.
1t IS said that many Of the roughs arc known
TO die conductor and tho road will probably
take measures To arrest and punish them. Cor,
tainly II Is bound 10 do 50. The same gang had
bearded Conductor Summers regular train
south two hoHrS before and cRl riel oh in much
the same style. even, 1t IL suid combining the
conductor in the baggage car, while they ruled
tho train.
A somewhat similar, but less Aggravated affair
occurred in the same vicinity On the last year S
excursion,
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posT orrIcE NOTICE. Tho 70
iA>.s MIssInx ON rAnru

MANS MISSION on EARTH a thorough
w W,ii al teausr, Indicating now CON rmrt ti-lbil
ties may he removed THE experience o 2Jyrs study. OBJ
serNaulu and professional prAc lice, showing tc agencies
that viii insure restored mhAhuul. strengthened vitality
AMI sound conditions OF health that have bee impaired
lN oNcrtnNed powers. statement at obstacles
r.aHe ant ut tile means by which they can be removed
RN mail. 2,c eurrcn, postage stamps Aiiress Scc'y
Museum Anatomy and Soipucp. I. lii Broadway. y Y
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Nrp GOODS.

L, EEP'S SHIRTS.
N NE HrSr AND CHEAPEST ~ THE WORLD
Ncrlunnt make Better shirts AT ans Price.
All mnie from the celebrated MamsuttA muslin BOs
otu- p Div. $40 linen The very best
kEE"S PATENT PARTLY made Shirts o for 81
OnlN PLAIN seams 20 finish.
kkEws CUSTOM slllRrs, the very best, to measure,
fDr 80
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed.
LINEN COLLARS, tuur-llT. worry hest FOR NC
LINN CUE tour ply. NerN best. - 30 half iplen
rEPPERltL lEAN DRAWERS. very bcst 5pc each.
NA1N~OOk tNDERNE~TS. very host 7sc. each.
BESrGtNGfiAM UMBRELLAS ~ each.
TNtlLED SILK UMBRELLAS. 50 each.
LADIES SlN lMRRELLA A.. newest STYLES. - 80 each
kkLP MANJFACf COMPANY,
OBS Broadway, [ N.,, ",
3.3 sixth avenue Nc" iorN.
3tl Futon It, Brooklyn
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DOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
III NENl DRAWING JlIN 80 1874
$4,000 distributed Capital lrile, S2QouOD
The Extraordinary sept i-5S
1880 distributed. Capital prizc, 10000
scheme sent ON application,
Address all orders To the authorized agents.
& NIADkkO a 60, Bankers New st.
BEWARE or COuNIkRfElrS AND MruSrORs
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Iom NE i,t0f Free Press
Per cable to tho Pre- Press. why. no. Of
enil" not Sever tionFlt oi such ihins Instead oil
utins married, am altrr an enlu cement herewith
Theatre managers MARY ANDLRsOS. London Eng
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Cost ano &onno.

| OST-On The pom inst, police shield, NO 5O2 from
- West I'm st. dump. Nort river return the same 10
~ - Commerce ST. and receive IS reward no questions
asked.
G ~ REV .AHD.-Los on 81, ni..: II ne 18TH
RiO lllout row boat painted black outs hle rod
stIlue. bright gunWalcs Whit stern rcd .tnr IN "A
branded j secleyn A sEELEY, loot Of Hicks Il
south Brooklyn 80
GC1 REWARD Stolen. two ,dniIch cows from
~ tner pasture, 59ih ST. Boulevard Return to 2iI
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The Weekly sun.
trrsonal Notltss.

4 rTENTION, pat, ut,'-3l Honi 81 pr Fh -
- rom faris Aldscusr>. >hIn dl..rIrr- n"Itn.- Y
WHlN. ana Those neglected ur improperly %, ltci. .s
4 ~. special tunm,iut. medical ur >uislctI. .ltJ
"A and successfully treated AlNlrr ilrt
ID BRADFORD. o.. East t2.l ~
RHOtGH'ioN'Sl u'isurauu- Stfur,urc- -tu. 10
- ilht % Kidney Il-Hd.e>. female weakness
sl"i'' manhood, a'c. advice tree. umcr'jW, .
niSEASEH OF MEN a SPECIALITY. cllr l.. i.a
- 'l iNN pH IN FIR. ~ Nr-t lAil 81. urlr''. DE-.
| EFT AZ i5l West l7th 81. JuIy IL. Nls,a
- not called Tor Al three days VIA be sod O. ..I "a
pchsvs.
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Excursions.
---------7l7-7---7 ----|071E--1~l-------~
nth ROCK. EVERY DAY.

Delightful daily family excursions up and
duwn the lovely Hudson river,
ROMANTIC THE RHINE OF AMERICA.
lin Jarrett A Palmers superb palace steam.
en- PLYMOUTH ROCK stnnling good
while at WEST POINT and NEWBlHGI.
SAIL where the scenery Is AT IT'S grandest Op.
poruniiy given Tor visiting the United
States Military Academy or MashingtOns
Ilicadqunrirrs
FINE MUSICAL ENTERrAINMi st
DAILY. MiRlNE nASD. JLEB OfuB. XYLo.
lrnoNk BENT Tho great cornct player,
CHIMES. a. SC.
REJECT Tory ON BOARD
FARE. entire grand ursiuu, 50 CENTS
INCLUDINGl Children. - cents
BOAT LEAN Is every morning dncudinV
SUNDAYS from Pier nt the Battery,
North river. at 81. IL O'Clock. aud foot nj vi
st. Nofth RIVER. "a 10 O'citTk BROOK
SUNDAYS lIYN PAssENGI,Rs viii t.kc SNNkx hoat
lat Fulton 81. ouj A N. No EXTRA
fpr t-au CIT IA 2 -
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TIE SUN.
NEW YORK.

1878. NEW YORK. 1873.
As tie time has come Tor the renewal OF snh-cnp-
tons THE Sun would remind Its friends and well wish
everywhere, that 1t IS again candidate for har
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ten years relies for continuance OF the hearty ~ a
atty and generous Cooperation which have .itA1ts'
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The Daily sun Is u iourpase sheet Vi , columns;
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err year
The sunday edition ~ THE srS ls an eishtpayo shes
ol oVeVlunns. While giving the news " the dayit 80
Contains large amount OF literary ami miscellaneous
matter specially prepared ior It rus SUspW sJS Ai
u.vtNlIh sreat success Post paid si.sJA 'eAf.
The Weekly sun.
who docs not know TiF wtsKLr Sry' urlrcnA''
throughout The United States, We canaias. ami bee
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.llor ard ircud Its news editorial, asncuth 49, 'll
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No SEWING MACHINE COMPLETE

No SEWING MACHINE COMPLETE
WITHOUT THE NAME WRITING FANCY sllTCHlNQ
AND pARNlNG Ar1ACHNfNr
Can RE APPLIED To ALL SEWING MACHINES
ladicS can write thrir names uppnall kul- o under.
coi'nn- anu bed men Names Wuuu1rHu-, ami tNrrJ
conceivable thing In writing drawing cnu De- produced
by using this attachment ltcnahcsA liIs O. darn al
kinds of holes. tears &C. IN hundkcfchi0f, napkins,
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To rniLADELrWHlA,
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINZ
BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
FOURTEEN THROrGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY,
THREE pEFOTS N PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL SEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQu IPMENr.
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER July =. 1873.
ENnrcss Trains leave New York. VIA Dcsbrosses and
Cnrtlanit IS Ferries, II follows
431 ~ 80 g $50 Limited. II A. NJ !. 4. =. q. $50
7.31. 81. and o T. VI SUNDAYS, iJO and A. VI. s. q,
$50. 7.3p. s'Jl. and 9P NJ
Boats o "Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey CITY anoriing speedy and direct
transfer tor Brooklyn travel
AMI II A. VI. Lmitei Express 31 = M >. I, - ].
and IS 4 VI. ami - Midnight ON Sunday, -, 4, 7,
= s.3l A NJ. I. 7.a5 = NJ. and ~ Midnight
Ticket Offices. 500 and ga Broadway. Aston Hous,,
and loot Of Dcsbr0-scs and Coranit SIS Court It. and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot uf Fulton st. Brooklyn, ia
llb. and lis Hudson 1t. HObukcn Depot Jersey Cty.
fmgrAnt Tic kct Onice, Battery place -
FRANK THOMSON, L. 4. FARMER.
General Manager General PASSENGER AGENT
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q an no NEwpOnT. FIRST CLASS.
DENNsYLvANIN RAILROAD.


STONiNGTON LINE.
ELEGANT leave daily SUNDAYS excepted from
Pier SO. North River. foot Of Jay st. at , 4 VI
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GREAT Trunk LINE
AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE.


ON aud after July \. 1878
Trains leave New York via DcsbrOsses and Cortland
Sta Ferries, rs follows:
Express Tor larrisbur Pittsburgh the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, A. NJ. q aud : 81
l.. NJ. daily.
For wilHamsport, Lock Haven Cory. and Erie ats 10
7 NJ. connecting at Cory Tor rtusVilc Petroleum
Centre and the Oh Regions. Williamsport and Lock
Haven % A. NJ
Baltimore Washington. and the South, 1Amitcl wash.
ineton Express Of Pullman Parlor Cars daily. except
Sunday $50 A. NJ arrive WASHINGTON 4.iO p "
Regular al x 20 A. NJ. l, $50 and . + NJ sunday 6E
Express Tor Philadelphia, 40 40, $50 O. $50 Lin
ited II A. NJ, |, T. ), d 80, 7.3j, 30 and . T. "
Sunday, 4. 80 and A. M D. u. $50, 1880. $50 anu T.
NJ. Emigrant and second class. Y.
For Cape MAY, T.. "
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex" connect with all through
trains at Jersey city, anordng a speedy and direct
transfer for Brooklyn travel
For trains 10 Newark Elizabeth. Railway. Princeton
Trenton. Perth Amboy, Femington, Belviiere, ami
other points see local schedules at all Ticket Oires
Trains From Pittsburgh $50 1910 A. NJ ~ - r.
. daily: $50 4. NJ. $50 =. NJ daily. except MONDAY
From Washington and Baltimore. 500 $40 4 " 4.lD,
515. 1910 r. VI sunday, $50 %; ~ 4 VI. From Phila.
dclphia. sos $50 glD 1850. II 80 4. VI, 2.iD.
40. 80. $50. $50 1910. 1910 T. " sunday, 5Oj,
& 80. 9iO, 1850, IL so A. VI. 6;5p. 1920 =. NJ
Ticket ofices. 526 and "a Broadway, Aston House,
and OF Deshros-es and Cortlandt sts Court It
aud Brooklyn Annex Depot foot Of fulton It, Brooklyn;
IA ll6, nni liz Hudson 81, luhokcn; Depot jersey
FRANK THOMSON. L. r. FARMER
General Manager Gru'l Pa sseIfer AGENT
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6Tantto- ftm1lts.

AUNDREssEs, Mattresses. kiichsv and clean.
HENDERSON, 73 Nassau st.
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FOURTEEN TuRorGH TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY
THREE pEPOTS N PHILADELPHIA,
TWO IL SEW YORK.
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DOUBLE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQuIPMEN
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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~ valley, \ j.. WEDNESDAY, ~ Ll ~ BAKE served
from To o'clock T. " Musc-Mc Aulines band
Boat leave foot of Canal It. at2, $50, 7i5 VI, and
ten minutes later from foot Vt 2ith 81 leaves Pleasant
Valley Top. NJ. ALONzO TAYLOR
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1wFtIL sets gum teeth; painless extraction GEO
Il NVpEAANN, 3V2 and SOi Third Avn below 3itA st.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27
Total est. amt June 30, 1878. .s3,2, ,44s ,947
The Credit-mobiIierC Case.

WARRINGTON, Nov. 26.-In the Su-
preme Court of the United States to-day
the case of the United States versus the
Union Pacific Railroad company, ct al,
came up and argument was commenced
by Mr.. Solicitor Phillips, as the counsel
for appellant. This is the suit commonly
known as the credit-mobilier case. 1t
was commenced in the United States
Circuit court for the district of Connecti-
cut by the filing of a billia equity by At
rney-General Williams in the name of
the United States, under and by virtue of
thed special requirement of the fourth
section of the acH of Congress, approved
C eding, as set forth in the bill, was to
procure the restoration to the corpora
ton of certain funds, of which 1t was al
legged to have been defFauded by the
credit mobilier. The defendants de-
INJURED to the bill on various grounds,
the most important being the act of Con-
gress under which the suit was brought
was unconstitutional, and that the gov
ernments interest rests on the transac
tions complained of and was insufficient
and TOO remote 10 enable il to IL al utain
the bill Mr. Justice Hunt sustained the
demurrer aud the case being appealedsto
this court was argued in December, 1876
There beingla division of opinion in tht
court as then constituted the present re
argument was ordered. Attorney-Gen'
eral Devens will make the closing argu
ment Tor the government tomorrow land
will be followed by Mr.. Rodney Bartlett
and aMr William G.. Russell, of Boston
for the defendants.
The daily gazette., 1878-11-27

There is practice in some of the pub
lie schools of making a Thanksgiving
present TO the several teachers. These
presents are from the pupils and general
" take the shape of turkey, though
they are sometimes varied, and flowers
pictures, or books may be given. ihe
usual course is for one of the older schol
ars in a class to be appointed or to ap
point himself as treasurer, and then 8
tax is levied upon the whole class &c
make up the necessary amount. Ii
many instances poor children are forced
as it were, out of more shame of refusing
to subscribe amounts that they cannot
afford. A refusal is followed by con
t4mptous words and maltreatment, while
the getters up of the list are apt to stanG
IN a very prominent position on the :, "rol 81,
of merit" The practice is a perniciou'
one, aud ought not to be tolerated by
either parents or pupils, or even by the
teachers themselves. The Board o. Edu
canon or the local boards of trustees
could soon ubate it If they desired to-
". Y. Sun.