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rLoRILINE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH


Tho following extract from the paper called Public
Health Of September n 1877 We have read
glowing OF the merits OF the fRAcaAxp
FLoRiLsE but occurred TO US till recently
preparation, and then only ~ the request o
friend xtous snow whether its agreeable
characteristics unaccompaniod Wy pernicious
properties We found u pleassat liquid. the base
which 10 about the pest substance known for
yestuay harmessly cleansing the mouth IRON
and deposits several otner elements introduced
under any circumstances likely ~ de harm For
use might probably omit the fragrance, which s
agreeable uddenda to most useful toilet requisite bus
this IL without doubt Its principal 10
that n is A. useful a. Il 1. pleasant"
Ths Age Ne Lave In, OF January ~. 1871. says -
1his preparation for cleansing And beauttying the
teeth we'll fragrance TO the breath. etnk
similar use or OBJECT few drops the brush
diatey on friction with the teeth produce . pleasant
i which the ntcrstces and
the mnutest particles which tend not only
the decay the discolorment oil natures
aud tho time most striking ornaments"
The News OF the World This admirable prspa-
ration the teeth aud breath Is obtaining wioespres
popularity Among the other virtues cieanscs che teeth
from Impurities, Strengthens aud hardons the guma
prevents tartar and arrests tine progress Of decay II also
ghtiu fragrance 10 the breath FLonLiNh we'll worthy
the reput alton Il has Nequred.r 1T ~ SOLD Wick.
EVER 1iih ENGLISH LANGUAGE Is SrOkkN, But
ONLY PREPARED BY HENRY U. GALLUP. No Sol
OXFORD ST.. LUNuOS, BSGIASn
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LORD DUFFERIN'S SUCCESSOR.

MONTREAL, July 81, 1878.
The French press Of this city has been very dila-
tory In expressing an opinion tho ap-
pointment OF the Marquis OF Lorne 10 the
Governor Gsneralship. Win she exception Of lie
Ainerve all come out to-day with leaders cordially
oongratulating the country upon receiving 30 dis
unguished successor to the present viceroy.
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BEECHER's LECTURE TOUR.
IDY TELEGRAPH TO rnE HERALD

MINNtAPoLIs, MIMI, July 81, 1878
Henry Ward Beecher iectured In this city Sat
urday evening aud preached on Sunday morning
10 the largest congregation and In the largest
hall In the State lilo addressed another largo
audience this evening. In all he has spoken
To six thousand people IN three addresses, and
the cities throughout tho state has audiences havo
been very large. Hc goes into Iowa next week. and
will start for Caornaa few days ahead oil the hay
fever, which generally arrives August IL
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JOHN ArPtELD.
FLoRlLlNE-FoR THE TEETH AND BREATH.


THE BREATH OF SUMMERS MORN.
Have you felt ut early morning
The superb anibi osai air
Waiting With each oreeze that's passiug
All its perfume rich rare
Then compare IL with the latest
Gem that science yet has seen.
Aud you have. IN ALL ITS sweetness,
Types OF FRAGRANT FLoRILiNk!
Have you felt at early morning
Perfumes from each garden fair
Violcts, iessamine hawthorn, roses
And "a host oil others rare!
Then them with the compound
Now ay each perfume rs seen.
And you have In all its sweetness
Types of FRAGRANT FLoRILISK!
Have you seen ut early morning
Ripping sire amlets. bright aud clear,
Frcshinx up the water lilies.
Winch gently bending nearr
SO the mouth Ihis prep sration
Always keeps both pure and Clean
And preserves IL In its freshness,
CALLUP's FRAGRANT FLoRILiNEi
The teeth It makes of pearly whitsneas
The gums present n besute0us hue,
Tho breath it makes AS sweet Us roses
tathefe midst the morning dew.
All a.iiniJ its wonarous virtues.
Atevery toilet 1t Ia seen,
Wuiist universal praise 10 lavisheS
ON the FRAtRAsr FLuRILiNEl
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WASHINGTON. July 81, 1878.
letter received by General sherman to-day from
General Ord states that General Mckenzie has not
crossed into Mexico as has been reported; that tho
river 10 SO high that neither party can cross Every
thing, therefore. Is quiet on The border.
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FLoRILINE.-foR The TEETH AND BREATH

The TEETH AND BREATH
YOUNG LADY's LITTER FROM SCHOOL
Ny dearest mamma. please excuse me;
Our holidays start a week,
And then both for homo aud Judgments
Why. gladly indeed shall seek
And, as 'tis your custom to treat me
With gifts NJ this great festive scene.
Why, the very best thin< for 70 please ne
Is the iar-fsmed. the sweet fLoaILIxk
There's all the young ladies around me,
They use IL both morning and night;
= They say IL Ia really refreshing
And gives them the gres.ess delight.
Iheir teeth are rs white Az the lilies
Though some quite discoiored have oeen).
And the change tney attribute entirely
10 the fragrant aud sweet FLoRtLfsk
They say tits the gilt OF fair Flora
tBut that Is a legend. of course)
But still tits a wonderful compound.
Ano must have marvellous source;
For there's Katy and Lucy aud Annie
DTS useless the fact Tor to screenj.
They all have improved In appearance
Since usinS the sweet FLoniLiSE.
WIN you get me u case, dear mamma, thenf
The breath 1t makes fragrant and sweet;
The teeth II makes white as the lilies
rhat grow ia each lovely retreat
have seen what results IL produces
On Carpline, Kate and Miss Green!
And really, dear ma, should treasure
case OF the sweet fLoElLtNE
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FLoRILINE-FOR THE TEETH AND BREATH

THE TEETH AND BREATH
REQUISITE FOR THE BRIDAL TOILET.
whom orange blossoms deck tho fair
And bsida gifIs are near
What 10 IL gives another charm
To all attractions thereY
Why, FLoKfLiSEi IL makos the teeth
lovely pe1rly white.
The breath IL makes rs pure and
A summer towers A. night.
When orange blossoms dsek the fair
What ADDS to beauty's grace,
why snowy teeth AID baiiny breath
Adj sweetness to tue lace:
And FLoRiLIsL produces those,
As daily nov is seen
WhiLs LADIES' now OF every rauk
Use fgAGgAsr FLoRILiSsi
When orange blossoms deck the fair
And lovely youthful BRIDE.
What Is tho most attractive point 3
On which sets hoe priosy
why. peatiy toethi they give charm
10 every other mten.
And thus 10 IL she doth apply
The FRAGRANT FlonfLfsAi
When orange blossoms dock the hair
The toilets not complete
Without tnere's FRAGRANT FLoxfLinn
Mith it, attraction great
There's nothing 30 Elective found,
Nor ever yet has been.
~ SALLuf's Toilet Reqaisits-
tlhe FRAGRANT fLoRfLfkki
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EUROPE.
fNHE NEW YORK HERALD n THE PRINIEMPs :
The BkaALp Is to be found daily Mt tho o. aud Ma
gssins du frintemps 10 Boulevard Ifaussmau. Paris

TINE NEW YORK HERALD THE
sasns du rrinlemps, 10 Boulevard Hau,smau. Pari,
VISIT TO loNDoN.-NkssRs Jay RESPECT:
rea,lesn si.isins the British n:tropo 70 aspsst
m MIL % e'0isa s and e"sy VARIETY in Drs
Es III s . "a. sa
from a" American a. ps. . 70 s
during .oJourn IA Loadon last year the warehouse
sad H. i" the Jay. World n' In
81 es. IS 'ss ;ass
o many ys's Ms. Jay ros'ys lar. NE
Paris and they are soi At much more moiscsss
prices than lsle, can proiars them on ,s Coa,nsa We
TO this tins honorcd establishments where they
will DO honestly and i sla5k a's siL %iss'"
%, p:s and Afss s .n s.e1 E sf 3 2 M
AS.!dea Loadon."csn.T.iiy situated; large eo%iors.
cS.rses; ladies' coffee aad dt.wins smosns and
'''''"'' RICHARD MICIiELI.. Proprietor.
bristol HOTEL LONDON. BURLINGTON OAR
Ddcns wIhls large nrst elias. family hotel in the
tiaensi style and iarni she'd with pcsoIe comfort
r9S %sas.' late x cuisine and 'ia'
I ONG's HOTEL, BOND ST.. LONDON
sa. u.s Ia 's e.u .s q so na
pa,s ., the the West hn ,a Celebrated ''e 10
r IEBIG CoMPANY's EXTRACT OF MEAr-fINEsr
IL and cheapest meat svoring stock for soups. msie
Il ~
S ,Sss Io,, s.; Medical Pres. Lancet HFi'''a
7 IEBIG CoNPAsYs EXTRACT OF MEAT eau.
IL Moa.-denuiue only xi.h TAG smile q Baron lie
s"n,pt,oa in Ensasa inSis4.sd soaiod in ,sa
7 IEBI6 coNPANY's EXTRACT or NEAr,-To BE
Ia had Of all storeksopet. groeers and sheaists sole
SSp 'GT co. os s Ss a L%S En
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III THE YOUNGSTERS, TEETH

ABOLISH THE YOUNGSTERS TEETH
with SozopoSr and when they their mouths will
be garnhed with sound and handsome The iounda-
of t0othache Is laid la childhood by neglect
and It important to the welioeing Of either child
adult the should be well taken Bad
tit nakticators Of the TODD and ecd
pepsia Make them white aud stroag therefore, with
sozopoNr OF supreme excellence aud purity
Use IL without dolay.
AN OLD AND WELL TRIED RE NEEDY
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP for childr on
teeting dysentery and dafrh9t, wind collie aud
regulates the bowels. IS CENTS BOTTLE
DIR. UNDERHlLL'S PURE WINES, FROM THE
Croton Point For sae by ruggists Wholesale
by II. X. +. II. THURBER co.
FOR ThE COUNTRY TAKE GOOD SUPPLY OF
Doors and SHOES rom MILLER CO.'S, $40 Broadway.
HAVE YOU TRIED THE PERFECTION BLEND
Of Mocha and AVA CoprEE In glass jsrss
HAIR DYE.-BATCHELORS HAIR DYE SOLD
by druggists Applied ut celebrated Wig factory 10 Bond
IL w. JOHNS MANUFACTURING COMPANY 81
Maiden lane, the sole manufacturers genuine
ADEsIos PAINTS, RooriSC STKAn PIPE and BOILER Gov
BRINGS. &c.
INTERNALLY AND EXTERNALLY, BROWNS
HOUSEHOLD PANACKA will relieve pain in the stomach,
bowels side collie. rheumatism and 2oc
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OF ALL KINDS
DONE CHEAP FOR DASH
AT TUE METROPOLITAN
JOE PRINTING OFFICE,
% ANN 81

SEELEY's HARD RURBER TRUSsEs THE
bes-Ciean cool easy to wear; the skit treatment Of
hernia specially. $50 BROADWAY. rner Great Jones'
THE. THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS OF THE
uEsALD BUILDING TO LET SUITABLE FOX LAW
BANKING, INSURANCE OR ANY LIGHT BUSINESS
TuE HERALD.
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7iS sad III Market a. hlsdAiDhia
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ESCAPE OF A GRAVE RonBER.

TOLEDo, Ohio, Jan. 3O.-AbOut ten days ago
a man calling himself Dr. Charles o. Morton, ar
rested IN this city, together with two confedcrates for
the crime Of bod snatcbng and the proof against them
was said to be conclusive. Two budies-One Of lady
aged cghythree the other Of boy aged thirteen
were e1humed and sent IL medical college st Ann
Arbor Mich, but recovered by officers aud sent TO
the friends OF the deceased in h. city So after Nor
tons arrest lie complained Of Illness His body
found 10 be covered with eruptOns aud several phys
clans declared that his disease smallpox. Upon
written order from the Board OF Health, Morton was
the Pest House where he soon became GONZALES
cent, aud 1t disputed question among the doctors
whether he playing rsc ia order 10 effect his es
cape persons asserting that he had produced the
ernpti0ns his body by the application OF Croton OIL
and the element becainc Intense last night when
discovered that Morton had escaped while the hos
pital guardians at supper The police were imne
diacly notified and officers have secured the city ia
search Of the alleged rObber OF graves but he has not
Anl hne lnuu
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0ECIsInNs go.

oprsCre F0urf-( hqmbcTs-Bv Judge Lawrence
In The natcro Nanicc ana Ohe-GrJnied. Union stove
WORKS GongeI.- Should De notice. While ACT Bur
nett Npiauat0u required.
By Judge lIIsiyldtc act Delaware, IaCkaWa anna ara
Western t.. x. Co-DTdt granted.
By Judge Barrett Powers aEt Ilioit-Grarted. Globe
OIL co. koucTt rider lIat-d Il. l-crt art u rb0i IN
The De sustained; see mem VNril agt Leon
Ar1strin ae Bannsu ;o'Nel agt Dunie-Grauttd UG9ta
asi. CtufutMutiuus granted 1insl1r
r. cnOTandum Taylcr at. taeo.Molon de-
med r matter Of the Eclectic Assuc ton Gfanteh
ncMC' dudin Foley FCt tathbuui Denied without COSTS
N0on d,uici with First Natoua Bank, sing
Sine. sgt GRANTED Judgment ere tor 10 name
Cci'tr In tie matte" O National Truss company Motion
dcpled without costs In the matter % OtaucNo power
g. r. Curtis referee. Westrmam ag'. Llh'it-Motion TO
vaCatf denied and original motion granted Nash agt
Bakcs cyMCuOn denied with leave to renew On PAYMENT OF
Bcycr agt lasMoion denied, hut the parties may
have that tie INTO
Ices.
Superior Coart-Spocigl T1m-Bv Jvdce Speir -
Won simon 81 a.-Neyort Of referee confirmed and
judgment OF and ordered Iulu Reeve,
ct alOi,"r vacailrG order "a" %ls 81 January alulht
Ceiver. etc nitcriand art. BsggetL-fiudnEs settled
BONNER agt. American spiral ~Irns Butt aud Hinge manu-
iac;uiiug Co rlcr denying notion Nltr aEt. Levy etc
Order permitting receiver 10 take summary ITU,'ti T.
licbcnrou Nc mbricr granted aud uniertaA
inRs IOvcd. Miam agt NchOl-Onltr grnting notion
Martin solomon. 81 alOTdcr app lnung John l. Martin
receiver Gray aet. Pau. the OF regulating.
etc Of Ouchundrcd and Weuty ninhsi; 'onNoli agt o.
ROurkc DiUssy agt Fine Mclaughlin aeL sulEaa-Ordets
granted.
Common Pleas-C bGmb,rs.-Bv Judge j. T. DAILY
SuOdFfass q al. ag TlUIic- Inventory Esuhccnt Buo
arL Fay.-Ifaw order. Boas agt. Danzg-Dcmurrer
sustained Memorandum. Foley ETC. AT. Hiichman.- Bond
not approved Atkinson AIT Apprby 10 The Judge
who presided al Tho tTiaL
Iy Judge iartemorc- Donn- agt. y. and Harlem H..
X. CO.-MOt!On FOL new trial denied see opinion
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SNIP NEUS.
Ponr OF NEw.YoRR...... g
CLEARED

POrl OF El.W-lOHk I'll 81
CLEARED.
Steamship AIsaIia Br) Mackcy London Henderson Eros
steamship ArOs (bT. Liverpool John g. Soager
steam hip state Of Indiana ,r ssdlcr Glasgow, A. Bald
win & Co.
searnshio City Vera cruz Van slce Havana. f. Alex
steamship York quick New Orleans. Boscrt Nor
steamship Bapdan. Kempton. savannah. Murray. ferris&
Scamahip Oeo W Clyde, Ingram. Charleston. j. W. onn.
seam.htp Eencfacor Jones. Wilmington, y. C. VIM r.
Ship Mary wdridgc. Cutler Auler for orders, sater
Iiyernere u,tt,.av
Bark Gladoya (Br), Knowlion. Liverpool j. f. Whitney
marx Mary nogarth tRrA shields Cork Falmouth or Ply
month fOf orders j W. Parker & Go. . -,
NOrtbuInbra (Bfl Skey cork or falmouth uh'"'
Bark Primo Utah De Barben Cork Falmouth for orders
Bsis Emmanuel (Nor). Samuelscn Cork Falmouth Tor
BsrE Truro tBr), gurrs Bremen Germany. J. T. whitney
BARK Atlas tAusi Marcch Cork Falmouth for orders
Carlo = Au,t). GOlubovch Cork or Falmouth for
ORDERS SlO0oyich q 60.
BARK Tenks5ury /. sweat Farr Bordeaux, france j. T.
BsTS Cniii nr) oliver, Havrc France Boyd Hinckcn
Bark (taLl Esposito Msrseile., France JAils
Bark Chebucto (Br Lawrence, Rotterdam, J. +. whitney
Bark Gazeile Mcdonald Georgetown, II. Trowbridge''
Sons ,,,-
Steamship Fsa (Ger) Meyer Hamburg Jan. and HavTe
49, ndse and pass. 10 Kunhadt Co. Has had suOhg
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Judge Lawrence issued. yesterday. wl1t Ul
hahCas corpus 20 bring before Inn tex ban Dancl s'ct
Ian accused OF attempting 10 suborn witness y tnc
suit % eXAd rmau CJwan aaas, the cxccutOis OF '"'
late Judge Joseph Bowling.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yes
teGday. Peter ward hela - 900 ban, claft."
with stsbbng CHARLES wilson Of No. 49, Mc5! : ven
tcentl-st IN tie back AID head. hey arr boh aDol
Seventeen years old. and h4d ii-ht TUESDAY nlgLI'
At the Essex Market Police Court, Yesterday,
David Carter Henry Cole. Albert j. atHu.' t. 7 "iu
Francs ll>3u, WA0 were arrested IN A'to pace lus
day evening. suspicion Of completely III scf ciA s!ui
ifDg transactions, including one gu B'oohs bio'"'4H
were gcuanded
Joseph Dixon, formerly janitoT at No. Z
Valet, made love to cook, NalAlri Eibo a. ol 10
III Nnt-s JcTsey City, and stale $50 lr"'n het li
lie linen wrote letter 20 Ler begging ~ lroa I'm
asking hey to meet him she met him, but btou-ht u
policeman with her, and Dixon Is now III custody await
lax trial
Ellen Wilson. who was arrested on the charge
that committed larceny Baltimore, W en-, Ar rlc
,aJ. she waitress Ia MOrrisscg's establishment ~
-aratOa was once .ed, Jut hJs been tdii'sc ca
the old cnarge. jdige Lawrence has granted wiz o.
labea~ corpus 10 allow hcr 20 test the validity OIL Tie
new arrest
Launcelot Murphy. Of 2,228 Second-aVe,
was held ytetcruay, n $500 bal, by justice DUN
charged with receiving stolen goods u Is alleged -.
Thomas Henry Mos. porter IN the employment q, t;
H. Arnold Co., Ne 70 PARK place, stole 500 worm o.
Chainols skins from ms employers and gave li'l I"
Murphy, who disposed OF them ana they divided 1he
amount realized. Murphy was committed.
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and coffee to be taxed 10 supply the deficit The
tax whskey cond not be reduced while Congress was
utterly confused. misguided and mlslcad IN regard
to the question Of National and iptmaliOnu currency
1t nonsense talk OF reform the fi'l1h While
Chinese wall was built around the commerce 81 the
country by iInpraccable Ill ossble silver lnnacJ.
loud lauChIerl
the wbskey manufacturers
Mr. TUCKER (Dom., Val closed tie discussion IN
which other speakers had taken part ana N reply 10
point made By Mr.. Garfield hc al gued that the legal
effect OF extending the bond would not be 10 release The
sureties.
committee then proceeded TO vote the various
propositions.
Tie first vote Was taken on Mr.. Buuers amendment.
providing that the tax on spirits Withdrawn from pond
shall be- collected at the rate required by law ~ The tune
Of It's entry into bond aud II agreed 10 by vote o.
los 10 81.
The next vote taken Mr.. Fosters substitute Tor
the or gina proposition, declaring mcNpenet t. 70
duce the tax on whiakcy. Agreed 10: l3A 10 30. .
The committee then rose and reported tic substitute
10 the House. The HOdae sustained tdc action OF me
committee III adOp Ing thc substitute by vote o. yeas
liC; nays 1l2, letitle changed aceOl CluEJ
Tie House tAen Il. O'Clock, adjourned
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TRYING PATERSON BANK OFFICERS.

The trial of James F. Preston and Z. X.
Rose ocers OF the Merchants Loan and Trust Compa-
ny Of Paterson for conspiracy TO deraud the company,
begun yesterday III that city. Distifc;-AttoTney
Woodruff represented the State; Courtlandi Parker Of
Newark F. L. Dana of Brooklyn, and Robert d. Hop
per- Of Paterson appeared the part Of Preston, and
General Hcxsey and Albert ComsOck Tor Rose. mo-
ton 10 duash the indictment, the ground that II was
for conspiracy. while il alleged larceny, was de
MED. Nr. Lambert president OF the company
at the time 1t SUSPENDED, testified that, tho
night befoic the suspensiou meeting OF directors
was held and Preston, the treasurer. tod
Inn thar the bank in trouble aud that he Lad Dor
rowed money in NewYork. and had not yet sent col
aeras 10 secure the persons making the loans Lambert
told Preston be very careful what he did and Ia take
legal advice upon the matter II was decided to apply
for receiver 10 avoid a and the money nects-
eary u pay of the claims sdoulG be raised Tao main
business of the bank iutrustcd TO the treasurer
Joseph C. Todd, the first receiver testified thai Pre-
handed him envelope the night before Tie bauk
failed. II contained note drawn by j. G. TODD Co.,
for 81 800 he having given Preston 5000 of the stock
held by him He aftcrward got back the note
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TILL COURTS.


Five or six lawyers testified for the defcncH,
Yesterday in the Investigation regarding Justice Gucbof
BROOKLYN, before Referee Van Week. These Witnesses
were familiar from daily experience. with the methods
and general Of in Justice Gucks Court
and testified the general fairness and inpariaty og
the Justice They frankly admitted that on rulings OF
law they occasionally differed from him. but never knew
him to decide case. they thought dishonesty. Some
surprise created when the counsel for the prosccu
tion Mr.. Hallheimer called witness for the de-
fence. His testimony showed that Mr. Myers. the al
picant for the removal OF Judge Guck, and Mr.. Hal
heimer had been particularly active in tie prosecutions
getting afldayits and finding Witnesses Nr. nan
heimer admitted having hAd conversations Win most or
those who had made Gidayts; IN the case OF Joseph
Kreb's aida VT denied that he had told krebs that
Judge Guck ana hs were jointly interested III the
receipt Of money by means OF the law business ETC. I'M
less he added. the conversation he had with MN couu
he construed. He would not swear that he did not
say but only sand that he did no; say so III those
words He had strongly advised Mr. Myers not 10 biIs
proceedings AGAINST Justice Riley. and ncy were btough
without bis knowledge He did GOt advise the proceed
iuCs against Justice Semler
II Is ated bv Euius A. Irish, n member OF the last
Grand jury in Kings County that on the vote FOR ndlc
ing Justice senior Of the Win District Court. twcye
Jurors voted ~ Indictment two a-ainst H. whe hNc
old at all Justice Senior u charged with cX-
torton and with apprOpriang 10 his own use money be
longing 10 the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-31
CIVIL NOTE9

Judge Joseph i. DAILY directed yesterday q
reference OF the claims OF Charles j. Osborn and Others
10 their stock reedGed by Bonner Co. 20 Stephen H.
Oiin a. referee.
A. Oakley Hall appeared as DR.. Hawker's
counsel in the City Court Brooklyn. yesterday Hawker
was before the Court ON wrt OF babeas corpus His
bail placed at -, 900.
In the suit of Henry ID. Burkett against
william H. Taylor and another, growing OF stock
transactions, and reported in Yesterdays TRIBUNE the
jury found IA verdict for the plaintiff for s5,056.
An action has been begun in the Supreme
Court in Kings County. by Mrs. Jane V. C. Cooper. TO
foieclose mortgage OF $4,000 the property OF the