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Salt River herald., 1878-04-06

TERRITORY of Arizona County of Marics- pa-County of Maricopa c. R. Ayres and certain Real Estate By virtue of an exc cufion in the above entitled case issued out of the Justices Court of Phenix Precinct. county and Territory above mentioned. against the lands and tenements of Char.es R. Ayres, and certain real estate, for delinquent taxes on same for the year 1877. 1 have seized all the right and title which the said Charles R. Ayres bad on the 25,h day of March, 1878. of, in and to the following described premises, to wit:
 All that certain lot or parcel of land situate and lying in the county of Maricopa. aud Ter ritory of Arizona and more fully described the Northeast Q-4I one quarter of Section (30) thirty. Township (2l two, north of Range (3) three east of the Gila and Salt River Meridian. which shall expnse for sale at public auction. as the law directs. the 22d day Of April. 1878 at the Courthouse door. in ihe Town of Phenix. county of Maricopa between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M and o'clock P. NJ. of said day. GEORGE E. MOWRY.
 Sheriff of Ma icopa County.
 Dated Phenix A. T.. March 20. 1878.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
gfcurslons.
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY

METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY
vi Open from $50 a. IN TO l2 pm.
RECTO STIEET-Nea point Tor Wall street Ferry aud
" connected with cars for Soath Ferry.
CoUR1LAN SIREEr-Neare point for Jersey City anf
Commuripaw Ferries. - -,
BARCLAY Street Ferry 10 HObOken
CHAM BERSS point Tor Psyonia aud Erie
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLfN.sTREET-
point for Desbrosses Street Ferry
connecting with cars for Desorosses and East Grand
sIEECKER.srREET-Conne with for last aud
EfauTH SrREET-Neare Point for Christopher strees
Ferry 20 Hoboken connecting with cars for Chrstopher
and East Tenth street Ferres. . -. q, ,-,,,o, c,...
potJRrEENTH. .sTREET-Nearest point TO non square.
rN WsIarks and Lyceum Theatres Academy OF isc II
wing and TaplmaDy Has connecting WIN cars Tor EaS
st,ycp,r fhird aud Thirty.Iourth street Ferries
rwtSTY TIL IRD sTRtEr-Neares p0intt0r rwenty.thrd
street Ferry City, Booth 81 James and Para
Theatres. Grand Opera House, Gilmore's Garden and
Masonic Tempe, and Twenythrd street fery 10 Jef-
rHsETY Il YHIRDsTREET-N Nearest point 10 standard,
broadway and Fifth Avenue Theatres, Aquarium and
san Francisco Minstres connecting with cars TOT "eo-
vop1x sTREET-Connec with NJ y. Trspsfef
20 CABS for Grand Central Depot
PIF,rIETH STREET nj.
f'f cannecrng with Belt Lane Bailroac.
,,oR ;TP,IOWN trains take EAST side station.
NOR DOWNTOWN trains take W EST aide station. -
FARE 10 GEMS, except between the hours Of o3o 70
7;so a. m. and 70 D. m. when the fare is ee1ts
MvAN BRocKLIN, sup't
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
ILLUSTRA ZION BY ENGRAVING.

W. C. PRIMES LECTURE DEFoRE THE SOCIETY or
DECORATIVE ART
w. C. Prime gave the third lecture in the
course of Society OF Decorative Art Tuesday even
ing at Association Hall Ills subject was The Art Of
Illustration by Engraving"
Itis to the Dark Ages that we indebted for our
modern engravings, said Mr. Prime. The crude produo
tions of the fourteenth and fifteen centuries not
demanded by speculative commerce. but by religious
faith To the year 1923 Is assigned the execution Of
the oldest engraving known, that OF st. Christopher with
the child Christ We can imagine the inmate or lonely
cell endeaSoing tenderly patiently painfully 10 give to
The outer world the picture tat had been of such
20 himself hung the stone wall IL Is believed
by some that payingoards engraved FIRST belief
condemned BY Trustworthy German writers But st any
rate the new art was applied 10 Bibles. OF which,
before the discovery Of America by Columbus, "
thousand editions appeared in Europe.
Mr. Prime claimed to have discovered that part OF
Holben's work is not entirely his owD but largely
collection OF cuts from earlier works, occa-
slonally retOuched. Proceeding 10 define the
processes of typography and chaleography. be sad
TOmasso Fniguerra Is commonly held To be the In
ventOr OF oopperplatc engraving, about 144O This
distinction however, may belong TO earlier artists In
Northern Europe. The taste Oriusirated books grew
apaee and pictures forced even into the gravcs
volumes on law To Albert Direr more than to any
one else belongs the praise for having devoted his noble
art TO the service OF the common people"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT -CHASBERs-I.awTcnce, Nos 2. 20 %.
90 So 81 02 il5, 49, 14O l4s l4y 1885, 2l3 22l, ga
.2l, 226. 2S2, 2lS, 2j3. 25G. 2Gi. 264. -
eg Ga c6i e65 81 Coz 59S gs 5s7 5o3 S$
SOC. 564. $50. 412. 49a. 5s9-Gl7. 6ls, 63s, COL =:
CIRCUn-PART Ii-Barrett J.Case o. No. l42O-Btl a6t
the Mayor, etc. No day calendar. 80 mn. ,, = oo,,
1924 1877 4lOI 24G7 1871 25O6, 2j34 s9j 202Q S3i5
$3.50. 2l4l SOS 1881 p zoo 1882 1895, 1882, 7s3 is4
55G7 1903, SOL 22s2. 22S9 229O 32fO, 203 2o5O 3as
1887, 30a, l044, 1914 4G3 ca,
SIPFloR CoRr-tFNERAL TERW-Curtis. O. J., and sedg'
wick and Freedman yJNg SO, 80, H. A. A. 81, 40 40
AZ. AZ 50, 53, 90. 81, 90. - , -. -,
SPECIAL TEEM-SpCir. J.-DemurrtE-No. l. Issues OF
Fact-NOs 2S, 53 81. - -. ooa
TRIAL TRlM-PART Ivan Worst, J.-Casc on No 3Ss.
-IIavemeyer aPt. Havemeyer. No day calendar
PAETs III and III - Adjourned for the term.
Van Mos a. 81 30 49, 40 55 Co. H. 73; "a, TO-
76, II. -, S7a, 49, 157, l59, i6l, 1863.
SPECIAL TERM LA pmOre mos 3. 6, Z, II. a -.
lg25 IT. 7I5 is78 isoo 1851 7io $i5 fS6 S2S 76s 75I'
TIA. 739 69G, go. 7lj, T62.
PART II-Adioarned for the term.
MARINE COTEJ-TRAI TERN PART I-AlEer C. J.-NOs.
s479 39 5s 407s 27G8 479o Sl99 4735 404s, aO99,
1886. 1879 1929, 3lg8 1878, 1898. .o-
PAIN II-McAdam, Mos 1892 4GO2 3GO2, 4579 4S9I
5OgS 333g 4554 1855 3746 4I23 46l2 4472 l64 3s92
5OS9 AZ 974, bO63 5Og5. 5O77 4649. 5O36, 60i7.
general SEssIONs-PART ISutherand, Efancls Shol1s
robbery Michael Wesse. Robert MN feon0us assault
battery Martin Ry James Lyncn, JOhn r. Reilly
Michael BrOwn burglary James Mcmillan grand larceny
Edward OHaa. larceny from The person oscar stumps aS
sauit and battery. - ,,--,-.
gan Michael Brennan felonious assault aud battery Alfred
l. Kendall, Henry Henze. grand larceny George
false pretenCes Martin smith, violating Election a"
Adoiph Reiuschncber grand larceny Peter sea3od Da
violating Sanitary Code; John Eggera, adueTaed MIX
Abraham Eye Levy EdlesOn Nicholas Ellis misdeineahor
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
CIVIL NOTES.

United States Circuit Court Judge Wallace
will begin trial the calendar of issues Of
fact, triabe by Jury, between private parties, on
Monday, November %, 1873, at III a. IN.
julius MackaY, who was held by Judge
Morgan bail for abandoning his wife and IN default
Of bail was imprisoned Yesterday obtained his release
from Judge Lawrence babeas corpus, the proceed
ings not having been filed promptly with the County
Clerk and in fact not until the husbands proceedings
by habeas corpus were begun
The suit of ROsanna Wilbert against the
Central PARK North and East River Railroad Company
tBet Line Road. was tried yesterday before Judge
DoDObue In Supreme Court, Circuit. The plaintiff de-
elared that she was getting of OF the defendants
ears late on tho evening OF January /, 1878. at
Eeventh-st near Avenue b. when the car started she
was thrown down and broke her ankle bhe asked S2O
600 damages. The defence that, II being New
Years night the plaintiff mstook the cars which run
near her bOuse, aud that her trouble was with the
Avenue-C hne The jury found FOR the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, Nov. 13.-The following were the
pfongs supreme Of the United states today
H. Taylor Of Fort Wayne Ind was admitted TO practice
No 6l6-Christisn r. A Dambmann assignee etr appel
lant agt Albert G. King. ct al eIeeutorssnbmited by
Saunders for appellant ana by f. NJ BanRs Tor
xellees, under the 10th rule.
No 97SROOert Tartar plaintiff in ag the state Of
supreme Court Of Tennessee
motion Of Heisk dOcke.ed and dismissed with costs
No G73-Aseigned-Tho Memphis and Charleston Rail
road Company AL painns 10 error agt James Gaines
eentrOrIn 10 tho supreme Court OF the state Of
nnessee continued for defendant IN error
and concluded By w Y q. Humes for plaintiffs In error
NO s7-JOhn g. Keith. plaintiff in error aRt T. A. Clark,
CoetOrn the Supreme Court of the state OF Ten
This which Tases federal question was an
acton originally by the present painf In error
before the Peace TO recover money psid by him
under and 10 settle the question whether the
State Obliged to receive IN payment OF taxes the now ae
the Bank OF Tennessee bound tsef 70
do y section l2 OF the charter OF bank in 1888
wheter 81 can pu0iate that contract as 70 notes issued
after May g. 1861 grcrnd that the state Government
was then focibly seized BY ~ reneon ssslnst TIE
George Hoadey for plaintiff and continued bg j. b.
He.ske for defendant in Adjourned until onorow
O'clock
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
.-Judgment .lgned. sparmsn .g.

Reirn.-0rder signed.
BY Judge speir-The Pscnc Pneumatic Gas Company sgt
WheeockCase on appeal ordered nle Wholgouth agt
Company agt. Rsford-ordered Special Term calendar
wilkins ag Erwin ct al-Order Of substitution. Nice agt
Fullerton OF dscOntlDuaDce Gallandet Stein
metz-Orer denying motion for rsettlement Warren agt
Panama Transit steamship Company-order granted Muir
ray ag BannoD etatudgment Of foreclosure and sale
ordered Loew sgt Rviners; Gregerson egt Kohnstann
Beach agt Hetheld Phelps Drum Cornish sgt Lewis
Dawson act Burke Mills agt Goud Gregerson agt Kohn
stann Kroner agt. Hern.- Orders granted.
Common PLeas--Specidl 1erm-Bv judge Van Hoe
sen;smith etc. set He:bApplicaOn for leave TO amend
complaint granted etc order signed schachel ag schu'
macherCour requires affidavit to hetscrepancy OF as
sets nominal and actual.
by Judge LarremOre-Johst agt Hohmsnn the matter
Of the assignment Of Harris 10 Shafer shaw Law Leach
cations granted Nil Truauf; Pury ETC.. sgt. Anld
ct ali Koch aet Observation-Disclosures OF foreclosure and
sale ordered O'Brien DonaldsOn.-MotiOn granted
Hart etc. ag Phelan ct aAppc1ton appointing guardian
sd em for nfants Leseher granted order sgned Weeks
sgt mountaineering approved Schultz agt Bolner
dal with schedules Discrepancy OF
assss. The Bank for Savings Boehm ct aAppncatOn
for reference 10 compute granted Rothschd and another
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of bond fixed at $4,000 on sched-
G. lns d Co Bebhan.-BOnd Oruered Coelnb
kTauss.-B0nd ordered.
Marine Court ChdmbTs-By Judge Sheridan
Kastner Decentralization for JUDGMENT denied and plain
til allowed complaint Sinclair aRt Galland; MA
gulre Srahan the Penhvyn Slate Company agt heuck
Motions granted Bryant agt LivingsOnMoton 10 OVER
without KestnG Reaganh OJOn grPnted unless
of order compiled Win. Leland ag Mcguire
Mot 10 have Judgment marEed secured appeal Gut
agt AusnMOton 20 open default granted on terms
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
DFcIs1oNs-Soy, 1s.

Supreme Court Ckambers-By Judge Barrett
Littaur agt Gonman-Hofion denied.
IN the matter Of fWerfz3ranted Koch att Forgus1nIhe
taoon granted. Guggenheimer aR eraer
heretofore appointing receiver OF the rents OF o
iogaged premises vacated In the matter OF Maekay
The petitioner must therefore be discharged soc nenoan
dun AacMaster agt Crepn.The motion for All open com
ns0n IL depied memorandum. stevenson agt bToome
Give notice or get consent Cnchien ae Psrry.-Tho mo-
nsa " gsnted with costs see meinorandnn Barney sg.
hsfnty.-Fiu BLANKS In the mafter Of SchWass-soe
memorandum Tho People rel UIng egt. the Health De-
Iataent etcOrder 10 show m the matter OF Boil
SGT Bartholom Cushing agt Choever
Motion denied Koch sgt ferg0son Stenbrecher sg Hoss
AetOpoltan Savings Bank agt Martin; Shufeidt Rg Scott
0faned BOwefy National Bank agt Moore Prentiss agt
bsflett Ford sgt TreadwelL- Orders granted.
0fnerai 7srfn-By Presiding Judge Dayis-The People
~ M Fairchd aEt the Security LIfe Company
pTdtr settled.
Social 70m-By Judge Van Rrunt-zoelper agt Zoel-
eOgder settled Herrick szii settled
SsDerSw CoRri-SssciaI 11m--By Judge Sedgwick.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
HUHANITY TO 1NIHALS.

THE ANNUAL CONVENTION OF SOCIETIES DEVOTED
TO THE CAUSE IN WHICH MIR. BERGH IS En-
LISTED.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 13.-The annual meeting
Of the International Humane Society held at Bar
NUNS Hotel to-day. Edwin Lee Brown of Chicago,
occupied the char, and william Firth, Of Boston. was
secretary Among the prominent persons present
are, Henry Bergh and Edrdge T. Gerry. Of
New-York; George T. Angell Of Boston; Zadok
Street, OF Salem, Ohio; +. W. Peck, OF Col
cagO. and C. p. Montague, OF Baltimore. The soc-
ETY. received with address OF welcome by Colonel
c. p. Montague, which was responded to by Mr.. T. Lee
Brown. No delegates present from abroad
The Advisory Council made report declaring
the Necessity Of measures for the better protection
OF ANIMALS in transit by railroad and water. and
suggesting the appointment OF superintendent 10
fer with the railroad companies the committee 10 report
at s present session. After discussion by T. T. Gerry
and ZadOk Street, the matter referred TO commit
tee OF five, as follows: Messrs. Haywood, Angell
Thompson. Knowles and Mrs Joline.
Mr. Street, of the Committee Legislation presented
report recng had been attempted last Winter at
Washington and saying that the committee has bill
before Congress and that s friends both the Senate
and the House OF the opinion that the bill can be
brought up session The report referred
TO the special committee of Ave
Samuel ]. Leylck, treasurer presented his report
showing a small balance In the treasury
On motion of Mr.. Street, committee OF nye was ap-
pointed 10 prepare a constitution and bylaws az fol-
White.
Messrs Angel, Dore Montague, Peck and Gerry were
appointed committee to apply to Congress for char
Mr. Henry Bereh was called upon aud gave "a concise
history OF his experience for the past thirteen years.
He favored The killing Of all cattle before shipment 10
foreign markets.
Mr. Angel aiso addressed the society briefly.
On motion vote Of thsnAs was gwen to Colonel q r.
Montague for the cordial reception OF the society In Bal
timOre Adjourned until 10 a. IN. tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany n Y, Nov. 13-In the Court of Appeals.
Wednesday, November 1878 present the Hon. Sanford F.
Church. Chief Justice aud associates AT the opening OF the
Court Jndge r. presented the preamble and resolutions
NewYork Association in 10 the late Judge
moved thar they be entered the minutes The
Chef Justice 30 ordered.
No l3-Ctrie aet the New-York Central and Hudson
River IlarOsd argument resumed and concluded.
No 1O3Tho ST. Vincent Female Orphan Asylum, OF Troy
Respondent agt the City Of Troy appe by r. A.
Pafmeuter for appellant Oin A. Martin, for RESPONDENT
NO i27.-Eliza6eth s. Bartlett eNecutrx, ETC. appellant
sgt Elisha apicer IT, respondent by John H. Bor
zen Tor appellant; Frank ID. SturgeS, for respondent
8lJOhn administrator. etc, appellant, Rgf
Hew-York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company
respondent argued by George N kennedy Tor appellant
Isaae u. GARFIELD for respondent.
The following the Day Calendar foT Thursday November
- 1878. Nos. 100. l31, 2l rs, 132, 10, So 969
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
THE COURTS.
,,ycfrssIoNs IN THE GREAT WILL SUIT.
d. IA srRIKE OUT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

D,,c1rssIONS IN THE GREAT WILL SUIT.
.rsopTs TO STRIKE OUT 1EsfMoNN-kEfAhihh
BETWEEN COUNSEL.
-.,,..oxor the question III regard to striking
=. lasses OF testimony has arisen IN the Van
su' iii case Surrogate CALVIN has required the pro-
counsel to defer the motion until after the con-
pop hd closed her case. Yesterday was the nrst day
-ononent 10 introduce testimony MT. clinton
to' 10Y ,rt with motion to have the testimony OF
e"'D n,.rs strieken from the record on the ground
nA served three years in prison for an attempt
t" ,ou william b. Asor by threats OF an exposure
70 - pre.ended connection with the coinage or
" -. .- rooney 70 be used in the fur trade
ord asserted that the proceedings were eh'Hey
,,,ar. that the motion should nave beeh maoe "hiic
,,@ was on the witness-stand; mat the "I'e's c"e
.a,d with pardon in his pocket signed by the
70 'uo bsn The ,,istake under which he was con-
COVE had been explained. MI iord thou@ht ~ unIar
70 attack man without givl1G i the mo,an I'm itscIf
expeiu .ac,ion s9 of the Code, made the testi-
mony Of an excOnyct admissMe M ard in the last claim
I'M, said thet the record could De nrOdnced 20 Savet
the credpy OF the wi nsde by The other side WHAT
non eo ,inn might be made for striking out testimony
most raised at once Py t@e AZ waived
"v a. SIntnn asked for an adjournment until next
Tnesday 10 give opportunity Tor counsel 10 prepdIe
TudSe Black objected to this striking ont business
II is 100 much" he said, Ike striking ont 'mG SUM M
that life ia made Of" He added that hc didn't ike the
iieI of the adjournment.
Judge COmstoek said that the motion 10 STRIKE OUT
wouh be confined TO very narrow limTs. IL was very
"heeky" for Judge Black to object to this pdourn-
,oent alter the in which the eOntestapts case
had been delayed for year
don't like TO be called cheeky" retorted Judge
Black; the contrary am the most modest man IN
The world But after have rolled this great stone
with unite labor up the hill, we don't want 10 wait
their good ime TO try to roll It down again. ,o,,o
ID was finally decided that Mr.. Clinton should make
his motions tomorrow, and then, II Mr.. Lord wateu
time TO answer them there SHOULD be an a'3onn' nj
until Tuesday, next. ,,, =.
Alter Adjournment Judge COmstock said ruefully to
Judge Black: "They fix things to suit everybody eN,
cent rs JudSe-we don't amount to much here" " Y S.
answered the rayhaired PENNSYLVANIA, "they are
constantly taking advantage OF our youth ana heAPe
renee"
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
THE TRIBULArIoSs OF LrQUoR.DEALERs.

The Grand Jury has indicted John j.
Sullivan for blackmaiIing liquordeaie while represent
ing himself as officer OF the Society for the Pre-
yention of Crime. D. j. whitney. legal agent
OF the society, says that sullivan 10 an eS-
poceman, ana 10 no way connected with the socieig
hss hsen fined $50 by Judge GIldersleeve for sell
ins liquor on sunday I, Dowd. o. No 697 Greenwich
s,ron1ham OF NO ss Ninth ave-. pleaded not guilty OF
the sunday and held In ball. There are
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
THE BOSTON IND ALB1Ay ROAD.

ALBANY. Nov. 13.-According to the annual
report Of the Boston and Albany Railroad furnished
TO the State Engineer the earnings for 1873 &C.,
633 533 A. OF which So 537 1886 81 derived from
passenger s. so from freight aud 1891 485 81
from other sources Tho payments for other purposes
than construction were S6633r $50 Al, distributed
follows Transportation expenses S44l3097 27 inter
eat S4S5 So 0S dividends at per cent, S1 900 900
payments to surplus fund, S59,377 16 TO other rail-
roa1s, $50 900 The total amount OF the surplus fund Is
80 242J,0 ,060 A. The sum Of $780, 76l was paid as
compeIsa don 70 persons injured by accldents.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Lieutenant-C Com
msnder Bowman H. McCalla is ordered to duty exec
utye Of the Powbatan at NewYork Lieutenant Jerome
b. House is ordered to the trainnG-ship Minnesota at
York Surgeon George r. Brush Is ordered to the
receiving ship Colorado at NewYork Lieutenant Com
mander F. f. Chadwick and Lieutenant c. H. Arnold are
detached from the Powhatan, and placed on waiting
orders. Lieutenant ID. IL. Mahan IS detached from the
iyneship Minnesota and placed sick leave. Sur
geon j. g. Ayres ia detached from the training ship Col.
and ordered to duty at the Naval Laboratory at
Nav Xork
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 13.-Captain j. f. Will
on I'd Artillery, appointed TO set rs inspector OF Ger
tain medical snd hospital property hand at the Wash
ingon Arsenal District Of Columbia, reported unscr
vicesble and for which Acting Assistant Surgeon d. r.
Hazen is Responsible The resignation OF Second Leu
tenant r. X. Klnzie Goth Infantry has been accepted
bv the President. 10 take effect January ], 1879.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
ADEFAULTER IN COURT.
BooKKEEPER BURNHAM ADMITTED TO BAIL IN
$4,000.

BOoKKEEPER BURNHAM ADMITTED TO BAIL IN
$4,000.
William w. Burnham, the defaulting book
keeper OF the Department, arraigGed IN the
Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday TO answer the
charge Of embezzng Of the city funds and con-
verting them to his own use. The prisoner, portly.
respectabelooking OF about fortyve years OF age,
seemed greatly detected, and answered the few
questions of the Justice in almost naudbe tone.
Mr. Aken aud Colonel Fellows acted his counsel aud
end avOred to have him admitted tO ball. but In the db
ssnce of Comms DnOck, who made the complaint
against BnrnhaDs, the Justice remandcd bmtO custody
unul $3.50 y. M, when he again brought into
court Dock Commissioners DmOck aud Wand rpOel
and Corporation Counsel Whitney were present. as were
also several friends of the prisoner.
Mr Burnham gave his occupation "a that OF h0rist
Wien he was asked IL he Lad ANYTHING "a say, Colonel
Fellows declared that his client wished tOmake no state
nent at present, but able TO furnish bail, aud
Quested the Justice 10 name the amount Ban was
placed at 50 OO0 which furnished by William GRAY,
bf No Ill Wes Forty ninthst. Rurnham then left tue
court In company with his 0Ondsmau.
The of the manner in which he manipulated the
figures his capacity Of bOOkkeeper and cashier OF the
Dock Department was published In yesterdays TRIB-
he is specifically charged with aprropfating TO his
own the following amounts in 1877: May 2, 81 co.
Nav 16, 81. $50; July "a, $3.50; October 2, $50;
October o. $500; October g. 800; October %. 800;
November 6, $500; November 13, 500; November 20,
500
Two years ago Burnham's salary cut down frOUi
$4,000 $25O0 and this, together with losses In his
business florist is said by bis friends TO have been
the OF his delinqueneies The discovery by Mt.
DlmOck six weeks ago, OF an instance in which tho
credited led the examination which disclosed Burn
hams peculatous.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14

THE RULING PAssIoN.-First Cabby: So
poor Bills gone. Well, will say as man could ma
cared for his Osses more'n Bill did Second Cabby An
that's what knocked him Died, hear say, OF
'ossificated art.-tFuDny EolLs.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
siinaiions females

WASHING.-By respectable woman TO do
the washing and ironing for ladies' and gentlemen. OF
would do amies uting aud putting chdrens
clothes done in the Deaet dannes washed the sae
ss news bcN reference. required Call Mrs McCOIb
MACK No. 3l4 East 66th-st, between LIST and graves
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14

IN the city Mr. whitney also says, 1000 unlicensed
quordeaers but during the past year there has been
decrease Of 738 rum shops Duyng the year over ny
quordeaers were fined over So 500. When the society
Is thoroughly organized 1t will hold public meeting
New-York tribune., 1878-11-14
iilusieal Jnsirumenis.

4 DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL e. CO,
n. No rs EAST l4THBr
Steinway's and other Pianos saa organs 10"
for cash. ns,almsnts, and for rent -,
DACON e. KARR Qate Raven a. Bacon), Nos.
ID li7S and l47o BIoadwsy near i2d ST. nave npe .s
sorpent Of and reliable mako e pianos tseW shs
secondhsnd) for sale or rent ON reasonable terms