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The New York herald., 1878-02-28
FAILURE OF A COTTON FIRM.
MEurnls. ronn.. Feb. 27. 1s7I

MEMPHIS, Tenn. Feb. ~, 1878.
shane Harris h Co., cotton factors and commission
merchants, made assignment to-day. Their liabili
ties are 1900, which covered by assets consst-
ing vi notes, accounts, and real estate.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

Tho following record will show the changes In tho
temperature Tor the past twenty -four hours, In CON-
pafison with the dase or last year. az
Indicated by tho thermometer at Hudnuts pharmacy,
HERALD Building, No. 2l8 Broadway
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SUSPENSION OF A BOOK FIRM

ITHACA, N. Y, Fob. q, 1873
Audrus, McChain h Co, booksellers, papermakcrs
and printers, have assigned. with liabilities Of about
$4,000.
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Average temperature Yesterday Az
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GENERAL CABLE NEWS.
BAYARD TAYLOR WELCOMED IN GERMANY
POPE LEo's PKuDENcE-LARGE FAILURES IN
1RELAxD-THE COLONIAL MARRIAGE BILL
PASSED.
[pY CABLE TO THE HRRALp.1

[pY CABLE TO THE HKRALD.l
LONDON, Feb. 2s, 1878.
Tho National Zsitun0 Of Berlin, cordially welcomes
Mr. Baysrd Tayior's appointment United States
Minister 10 Germany conierrlng honor on Ger
mauysand America alike, and calculated 10 strengthen
the already strong ties between the two countries.
Germany's sincere thanks
PRUDENCE THE xKw POPE
Tho Pope, according to a despatch from Rome, has
inlimated his desire that pilgrims abstain from any
special aluson 10 politics in addresses to him. Tho
D,scuss,one of Naples. publishes q circular to the
diplomatic body. purporting 10 emana,e from tho
principal cardinals, renewing the protest against the
italian ''usurpasion."
Tho Tines Paris correspondent states that the
The New York herald., 1878-02-28

AVOID KUlNOUS COSMETICS AND USE THAT
Wholesome benutiher. GLENN's SULPHUR Soar.
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POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY.
SUPPLEMENT.

Supplement No IL will be sent 10 any addrsss In The
: United states on recept Of tho psies.
The New York herald., 1878-02-28
EUIl0Rk.

GOLDEN HAIR. R.-ROBAkEs AUREoLINE PRO
Uduce by two or three applications the beautiful golden
color much admired II Is perfectly harmless To be had
OF all apoheeaes and fancy goods de sers Sole agents.
uOvESDES SONS. London. England
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

hus reimburse to tic Government and The company
what they cost They would make paying local
business for the railways near which they were To-
Gated, and constantly increasing Of revenue
20 the National Treasury. They would give 10 the
Hcd and barren poverty of unpeopled regions the
warmth and wealth of permanent andcoicrent popu-
ations. They would make o wilderness. lying in
costly silence and deness, :" to blossom The rose
They would fiji IT with the merry music OF Sabbath
bells and Of human industry Nature, itself, would
sing for JOY at the bans OF labor and land. long
kept as3under by policy opposed to the fundamen-
ial laws and motives of the creation.
Such is one way, at least. of pay ing the old debts
f the Pacific Railway Companies, which would
nest earnestly commend to the thoughtful c0nsd-
eration of all patriotic minds that dwelling
With anxious soliciude upon the present and pros
prctve condition Of the laboring classes IN tbs
nOGntry. EIJHU BURIITT.
Tc,c Bjiiaia, Conn.,, Feb 2s. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
DFCTSIONS-MARCH ].

Supreme -Chombers-Bv Judge Donohue-
egUana Life Insurance Company agt. murray swan agt.
Post in the matter Of GIahami Aanhaan Lie Ihsurire Q
Company agf. Mc'ool IL ihe matter "f to Wdns No <
Dlll Company Opgciheucr agt KENNEDY Pette.ew aa'
KimbAl; Ihe Mayor. etc, AIT Croniu Ellis agi; E%tayhan
Manhattan life tsulauc' Company aZt MCt'; o, IL agI
Athcrf1u me matter u sersln; Collins eE. ne Mu-
nicpai Cas- Light Company Ihyu Na,ona Bank SanlusEy
az CogneL-GTanicd Paezer ast. Russell Brick agi.
Eailfoad Company; shook aEt HueUdor-Motons GraLt
Burke at. Asl"y. emyfani ium Central NalioLa Jan
Macy T0bl- Tie Mayor. ctc-Case Get led and
ale ducr,s allowed IItc6 ayt ide Register II the CltY
AID Comfy Of New YORK scott agt Bnnrcri Duan agt
Alien N0ti0n denied TeIloran uu. CAT agt Iiiesc0ri
order cnci without Laneben waGcl-Oritr 10
be ncd csts TO abide o' oLn9 90 or second fuy.
Sartgi by JutcC Van NGrStMGTS ast. De CuIFt'y.
I1uGinGs signed Brown agt FNley-tlntiug- and decree
signed. Musgrave aEG sh.rwood-Fndn,s sc iled an 4
signed: nsnoraudEuI schall agt Coler.Moton foe
new tgili denied.
By Judge Observation-Disclosures asst. Rcichardt.Judg
ment :Cr pa ntiH; opinion.
superior C0Tt->peca Terla-Bv Chief Judge Cur
ts Leo. aI ag Te Now YORK Genital and Hudson RIVER
BY 70 SelcwckfTe agt. FlcOnrrLri The clerk
Of tho court i'll IN his occ tho tofegon as c eted caso
The findings shoud be drawn As mauo by the Judge AMI
then ed by him.
Ordered on DIV calendar Ith OF Iarch. Hrs ag tho
American BaHk.OrGer torromm ssiO1 scott agt
Saufart-Dner DENYING motion with costs Jackson q
Woon ManufactIin Company agt kirkland et ai-OTrer
,rr cc-,ri.irf ctc Williams
order granted and undertaking. approved. Jack
BrOWnOplrr continuance grant d. Appl by agt.
StaodOr,er passing receivers accounts, ard directing
ming company agt. Kiizngcr al: tlss StsinberR
SJeinber at. Elias Abbot agt Avery The Ulster SPIN
agi Mi,lcr ct al Grct-ch set dlcr Barrs ast. Bdwe
ThOm agt. hddcg Barter AIT kDap Il y a2t kely
scott ag sanford Free nin ~ taTotr BlsA e, a. asI
Van Horn al: Barbe ast Belts Williams as Aarosk
Marian ~
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

mighty au element in a.. true beneyolence. By
such methods as these in connection with wise leg
i-laton on education, crime. and the facilities for
producing it, reformatcries, and the pauperism for
which the community as such must provide, there
would be less need 1or-
FiHh-TEc great societies of which, in the last
place, humane individuals viii avail themselves.
Wcll-directed individual charity would save many
from the orphan asylum. WISE womalily charity
would save many poor sister from the hospital
Wise educational charity would save many man
and wouIan from any Kind or dependence. Wisely
employing charity wonld save many woman from
the Magdalen Asylum. Wise sympathzing charity
would keep many man from the lnebriates' Asy-
lum. The great weakness IN our institutions s the
great reliance on money-the least effective of the
instruments Of charity. Unofficial pity, fclow-feel-
ing, patience, gonlleuess, WISDOM moral influence.
all-conquering lOve-thesc chariys incest, best
Implements, and tlcse become difficult Of attain
mcnt and employment just As We get away FROM tie
individual and to ihc "sGciety." j. Hall.
Ae,c- York, Feb. cJ. 1873.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
SEVERE PUNISHMENT on A SHIP.

Philip Mcdonald, seaman on the ship
swallow, OF Boston, gave account yesterday, beor
United states Commissioner Shields. Of lis treatment b.
Baruahas C. Howes the ma>tcr o the vessel He testi-
Ged that he sipped upon this vessel at Cardiff, Wes,
for voyage 10 Singapore and other ports. When they
arrived Singapore, he aud number OF the sailors de-
nouuced ,hc ship uuscawOrthy and survey was or
delcd IS q salt. repairs were made and new fore
mast was put in but nothing dono TO the mainmast
and rigging. which In bad condition For that rea-
son i've OF the creW--thC witness among the number
refused to 90 to work. and they were placed
In irons The following day four OF them
returned 10 duty he alone refusing. The next day, nc
al.o offered 20 work. buC the master wouid not
permit it, nine days he was kept handcuted, and
chained t. stanchoOn, and Was only released WHEN th,
ship arrived Of Manila. During ttis time nc received
two biscuit, and pint Of water each day.
william DAVIS, another seaman or the swallow, IN the
main corrpb0rated McDonald's story. This witness
further stated thar seaman named Moody. was triced
NJ near the pOOr-dcck for an alleged THEFT Three
lines fdntc and taken down NHcn he HcoF-
cred CONSEQUENCES, the torture was repeated
Counsel for master endcavOred 10 have the eXami-
nation adjourned 'Or tTO weeks, upon the plea tnat
Captain HoVc, after an ahseucc OF FOUR years wished
10 rtoln his fanny at Yarmouth, Mass bur CUnl.nl--
-innrr eds ordered that it should be continued t.
day. Captain Howes required to furnish bail in
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
REG4INIAC HER CHILDREN.

A woman well dressed and of fine appear
auce called at Police Headquarters, Jersey CITY, lester
day afternoon and asked that officer be sent with
her to her boarding house she was prevented from
taking her children home with her. She stated
thar she was the wife OF r. W. c. Mitchell, OF
Washington the private secretary OF Carl sehurz
They were married twelve ago. but they had not
lived happily for several years. few months ago hCr
husband, claiming that she had been untrue To
him began proceedings for divorce. Mr. Mitchell
was given by the Court the custody OF the chill
dten three boys, nine, seven aud hye years
old The children were placed IN the care
of Mrs Loundsbury, who resides West Sldeave West
Bergen Ms Mitchell ascertained where her children
were and obtained board there The three boys were
allowed to sleep with her. but she was not permitted 10
tasr them out into the street go
Mrs Mitchell succeeded yesterday afternoon IN getting
out house with the youngest o the three and ten
visited the polce-staii0n Justice PelOube cent Deec-
tive singleton TO the house Ia protect MIS-. Mitchell from
any violence that might be offered but be Was Instructed
10 take part IN her actions. On tc way, his Nleh-
ell ard the officer the other two BOYS AID they sad
they wanted 10 20 with her. MIS-. LoundSbury followed
the party, and eldcay red unsuecrssuly, 10 regain
posseSsiOn .! the chldren
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
CIVIL NOTES.

The suit Of Mark NJ. PomerOy against the
city has been discontinued.
Judge Gilbert, in Brooklyn, decided yester-
day thas General Gibson shouid be examined by Judge
Wcsreryet O staten Island, before the tria OF the suit
for false imprisonment brought by Private Corbett.
In the suit of Harriet o. Kittlc against
Charles A. Kite for limited divorce on tic ground OF
cruelty, tried before judge Larlemlre the srors after
ten hours discussion dis greed Ihey are sm 70 ha'o
stood ten for the pantih ana wo fr the dciPn l&nt
Surrogate Daley. Of Brooklyn, yesterday ad
jgErnd the hearing in The contest Of the VIII OF George
3. Gordon. The contestant Is daughter She alleges
tlar her father L0; competent TO make a VIII ut
the me the vii Was Drawn, and that It 10, prop
cliy 1ttested
The suit of Harriet Austin against the ey-
ccut1rs OF Rcl ard c. Sage was referred yeserday y
igc Don0hue 70 Corne ius Pom"roy. Mr.. Sage was
grandson OF Mr: Carnan from whom talhdI1yiIe Nas
DaIned The bill against him wa Ior $40 AL, except
$50 money loaned, was FOR VINE.
The examination by Referees Corey, Keefo
and Smith into the alleged undcy OF Andrew II. Hail,
# Brooklyn, was continued yesterday Mr. Hall tcsti-
fed In his own behalf and only twice exhibited
any confusion ucDbcrtncy Of thought The case WIS
tired before Il shtrfs Jury, but Judge Pratt Ie-
fused 10 confirm IT. finding
Judge Lawrence decided yesterday the suit
OF Edmund Huer-te, receiver against James d. and
Christopher Togrey, william II. Gihing and others.
Torrcy Brothers, printers, made bill of sale 70 William
H. Citing, .hcn superintC ndent and he executed Al iAo
same time an instrument to secure Of creditors
OF Torey Brothers Judge Lawrence decides that his
h!il OF sale was q fraud creditors and. wItn the
instrument executed bY Gifhng, must be set aside.
Application was made. yesterday, in the Sur
og es Office letters Of administration on the estate
OF Charles H. Ebert who was killed last SATURDAY. by the
collision The North Rver. between the tcriy-boat
JAM aud ne ehooner M osepn Sf@wy Tie lie
dcccdcnts sister. The cO-ldmnstgaior was John Mar
GerIes Ol New-Ygrk Toe estate consists ot lfe-
insurance pocy, and stock of groceries, TIE whole not
ing $4,000 in va.ue.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
THE WEST POINT MURDER.

The examination of Michael Tobin, charged
with tn" murder of Peter Albcrs. at West Point last
Sunday morning, begun yesterday before United
States Commissioner OSBORN. The prisoner Is native
~ Duaaryan Ireland and abOut httylOur years OF age
As he entered the eXam!na .ioa room, in charge OF
deputy marshal he appeared very nervous, and seemed
even more 50 wAcu at the adjournment of the ease, he
was Tomaudrl to jail. Fellow soldier named William
C. wood, testified that he occupied the same bunk with
Albcls on the morning of the murder. He saw Tobn
pass the bank and look II, and then turn again.
lie aferwara returned, aud Abers then up Io0iD
within thr,c four feet of MIN ana presented
usto Twice II missed fire. but the tnird time It was
discharged and AibrrS iell s comrades put hlm DacA
IN III, bunk, but he was thcu dead.
Corporal Ripley testified tlat he saw TobIn standing
near rs bunk when he heard the report OF pistol
Tubu handed hm the pistol when he went 10 the SPOT
Assistant Surgeon Henry LppiuCUtt testified that be
skull ana penetrated upward IL was necessarily iaIaI
wound
In order TO allow the prisoner To obtain Witnesses. the
examination WAS adjourned until Friday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
NAVY ORDERS.
NV I VI-V
WASHINGTON, March l.-COmmandcr

WASHINGTON, March 1.-COmmandcr +. '.
NcN.ir i. ordered to command the Portsmouth at
New-York Lieutenant Ur.l Lebree IL ordered 10 tho
Uydrographic Office Passed Acknowledgements IL.
r. b. Harris is ordered TO duty "a charge Of stores az
Rio Dc Janelro Acknowledgements WIZ W. Gall -
ordered to duty the Paymasters Department on board
the receiving snip Franklin 1T Norfolk COMMANDER :"
u purouhar is detached from the command df Ho
pnrismSuth and placed on waiting orders Lieutenant-
tJnmNudcr A. q. kellogg, Is detached from me Navy
Y,rl al Washington. and ordered 70 tJc Navy IRA at
portsmouth, n. H Lieutenant Commander B L. LAM
beIton Is detached from the Navy Yard ~ Portsmouth,
X II ana placed waiting orders. 4i.tst'I AdtiS
A. CLARK is detached from the receiving 5hip trinKhh
and ordered 10 The Portsmouth
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
HABEAS CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.
rr,ueis Ruscb and John Clark. arreste

FnnCls BuSch aud John CIark, arrested Tor
picking pockets have obtained wrts Of hnbcas corpus,
returnabe before Judge Donohuc to-day. The commit
ting stratc thinks $500 bail enough but the District
Attorney thinks $1,000 should be required.
Michael Lynch has obtained a writ OF habeas corpus
FOR his SON Thomas Lyncn, who formerly employed
Il, lanes III k r whenever e wished to capture rail-
read or 10 use force in any Of his schemes. Thomas
Iyncn was recently thrown from carriage ana ne IN
ry Affected his brain He sent at The request Of
ms V-tc. TO HloOmnCdac Luuatlc Asylum, and his
father requests his release on the ground at lie Is
not insane.
Mary Thompson has obtained a writ Of habeas corDus
She saws Is detained from her by a Mrs. HAYS.
similar writ has been taken out nv Anna Dlcdrlck
for her son, Charles Deck. who, she says Is ket from
her by Mrs. Hattie Hicks, Of No. pa East Twenty
.na-sf
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
LIKELY TO REMAIN IN JAIL.

The suit of Aaron & Alexander, kid glove
Importers against Burghem j. Bornhardt has rrsulted
In report FOR the plaintiffs submitted yesterday to
Judge DonOhue The i peculiar in the form OF ar
rest which the defendant may remain some time
in ail The plaintiffs. claiming that the defendant had
cot their goods by fraud ard had acquired no title 10
bcp brourht their suit 70 recover the goods themselves
The Sciin was ordered TO iind them and return tcm To
the aius lie returned that he could not nnd them.
and thrrru9on Judge D1nOhue issued warrant Of ar
AGAINST the defendant for removing the goods 50 as
l., prevent The Sheriff from hndiag them. .
ON such warrant bail must be gwen not merely that
the person viii appear "a answer. but also that the
bondsmcn will pLy the Judgment The defendant could
no obain blil thea. ana thcre IL doubt whether
any of the statutes for the release OF Imprisoned debt
ors apply his EXJudge Hart AMI Ira Leo BAN
berger appear for the plaintiffs Biunenseil Il Ascher
fur the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
ASSERTING GROSS DECEPTION.

The motion to vacate the order of arrest in
tie snit of John s Prouty against Ro 'ney NJ. whpple
and Isaac NJ Daggett finally submitted TO Judge
Donohuc yesterday. The argument in part, took pacf
I'm the iudge private room, but IL is understood that
thc plaintiffs counsel claimed that, the papers
they stood 10 appeared that MY Prouy had been grossly
deceived hy the decndants Of them through HE
partner. GOSs. 80.
on the other hand, 1t claimed tina. the plaintiff
equally with the defendants exaggerated his property
that emnoycd his own agent, Goss, to examine thC
defendants FARMS and # he mised IL was his OWL
fault and in the cement he had expressly stipulated
that each party IL acted hiS Inquiries, ana not
on the represent tons OF the other Judge Donohue
served his decision. A G. Davis and Joseph H. ChOaiC
appeared for the plaintiff William Fullerton, Tor thC
lpfeulauts
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
COMPLAINTS FROM B.AcKwELEs ISLAND,

I
prisoners aud the OF the wOkhOGse aud AIMS
house. complain OF the recent action OF the Commis-
sioners OF Charities and Correction IN reducing the
amount OF fresh meat allowed them. Under recent
order no fresh meat served from Sunday unul
Thursday An additional quantity OF fish, how
ever IL allowed, but this does not s1tsIy tH"in.
os they say tncy to do hard Day
work and H,h Will not give them sufficient slcnstI
The commissioner say that ;he demands made upon
Them durns these hard times very great ad thcy
are compelled 70 cconom!zo mach possible IN 0rc,
to assist those oil the Island well As those SEM there
ago usual allowance Of tobacco WAS cI
OIL and this gave to trouble among tie prisoners
AMI only stopped by putting Oh an extra guard ahI
being ylgiaut.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
WANTING TWELVE PER CENT.

Jane Foshay (or Jane Pettigrew, for she
claims 10 be the widow OF Mr.. PettgrewD gave S10
600 o, the money which she received from the Petu
grew estate to her lawyer, Richard B. Kmba, TO n-
vest she afterward demanded IL back, and he repaid
her $1,000 She sues for the remaining $500
His answer IL that she wanted IL pcT cent on her
money lie explained to her that be could not get that
first class security, but with her full under
Lake Erie, Alliance and Wheeling Railroad Company.
indOrscd by f. W. KeOg aud secured by S30OuO oi
the bonds OF the company. When the money was &c
mandcd by the plaintiff. tho borrowers repaid $',0op'
and he returned prOpOrt0nae amount Or the sccu l.
ties The balance OF the securities ne r. wnS 10 TURN
over to her. Judge DOn0hue directed tho cause 10 DC
set down for an carly trIai.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
A DULL CLOTHING TRADE.
BUSINESS CHECKED BY MILD WEATHER.

BUSINESS CHECKED BY MILD WEATHER.
PRICES STEADILY DROPPING FOR FIVE YEARS
PROSPECTS or A FAiG SPRING TRADE-TALKS
WITH LEADING pEALEEs.
While a fair Spring trade is expected by
-lotAiers the luid winter throughout tie county has
eft large stoc; Of heavy goods their hands. whole
ste buyers purchasing more than they sur.
they can sell The pc,s OF woolcns ;1r mons and boy
have been steadily filling. and several mills have
already suspended operation and ore scliing on their
.tocks below tie cost Of Manufacture. The high
duties on imported cloths, however, have had The effect
f fcacOuIaCns domestic manu- actnIe The import trad
~ vooens, especially c3s,Imeros has been sea y de-
crcaSiuG and several foreign manufacturers are said t.
aayc ransicIrcdtheir establishments 70 tls country.
A. Ray oud of Nassau-s; states That prices Of clothing
have been steadily declining for four five years.
McrchanS," ne SAYS now thiuk that, at the present
atts they can buy "a certainty Of prompt sales
chan ,h,y could year ago They now bay goods a.
toy want them, and the spirit Of speculation is fast di
~ pearpg. Perhaps tas Is tde reason that tncro are
f,wtr f-ilurts ia the clothing Iatc this than there
were year ucp. Dealers Who trade wit Us have been
moup: in settling their accounts Tins year, and sa.-
pose mat ts is tie with other house,. since the
rrng ct 1873 before the PANE prices have fallen 20 To
80 per cent The reduction being almost uniformly at The
rate Of > pcr cent each year" Fbe following tabr
shows the difference IN prices in 1878 aud this year
--.+. til ~, -Tp
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
ARMY ORDERS,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-Lieutenant- Colonel
A. d. Nelson of tue l2th Infantry. and Captain Arson
Mills of the Sd Cavalry ordered TO report 70 Hon.
r. c. Mccormick in New-Yorh City, for duty in connec-
tlon with the Paris Exposition. Captain c. i. Phillips
will during the OF Major Craigbil, take cnarge
OF the improvements certain rivers IN Maryland Va
glua North Carolina and West Virgi la, OF the HarGor
Baltimore aud its defcnces. ana also those OF wash
ing,on, D. G.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

n me COnCIUsIOD OF q ICsIIVdI Iant NUTTHHtT,
an cA crcut teacher dCslrOus OF administering JfnHB
moral lesson, inquired OF the boys II tney llId enjoyed
the repnsf. with the ingenious modcsty ot youth they
All r,,.tppdad Yes SIR Then" asked the excellent
t,aca,T you hai slipped INTO my garden ana picked
ihusc Ftuwbc:rics without my leave, "old 'hel nave
tasted a. good !" Every smni hoy IN tat stained
and sticky Company slrcked, No, slr !! ny not =
'C,Se" said ltlc Thomas, with the cheerfun ness ol
virtue, then We shouuht nave had sugar anu
rrcuin WITH 'enI."
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
FOUND GUILTY OF MALPRACTICE.
The entire dav. yesterday, in the BroOklrn

Court OF Sessions. was occuned' iii the summing up Ia
the case OF DR.. Bouj lin HawkcP, indeed for com
hitting an abortion on Miss Amesl HYDE, OF Ciymerst;
Brooklyn. Hawkor's counsel, ey-hayOr Hai, claimed
that the entire matter the result OF conspiracy oi
tie OF Dr. Whitehead. A p m. the jiry retired,
and after absence OF hour returned verdict "i
guilty. DE-. Hawkcr VIII De sentenced On Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
JOHN BONNER'S HORSES.

Judge DonOhue has referred the motion in
tie suit Of william B. Scott and another against join
Bonner, previously Upovied in THE rRnTSE The
Sheriff Of Richmond County, under execution N favor
of the plaintiffs jus: abOut 20 sell Bonnrrs horGe3
when the collector stepped la and seized them for
Bouner's taxes. The question whether the Sheriff T,s
actually in possession of the horses being dsputcf
judge Donohue t and stays any sale 6y The T..
collector until it il decided.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02

FIREMAN INJURED IL BROOKLYN.

While the truck of Engine No. = was on its
way to Grc No. 71G Yatcs-ayc yesterday, the axio
broke at Yates and Fiushine-yes., Gnd tie driver,
George slcWart was thrown 10 TIE ground. Onc 81 lhe
" vlccls uf the truck passed is L. = and IN"
damage the fire, whca IN Joan Mc'idTNey6 car
pcntcr SHOP about $500. Il Was supposed 10 nave
been caused Dy InCcad.ary.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
DUNNING's OPERATIONS IN PLEDGlNG.

TfV"V, VOOW"rI SN OV1O IEIo1 ''"tO" 'FV Vl t'''If
notes IN all for S27, 500, 20 Edwin J. Dunnme, \. He
pledged them discounted them 90 the Bank OF tho
State of Ncw.YOik The firm brought suit to restrain
the bank from distressing of these notes on the ground
that Dunnng had pledged them for his own antecede:
debt. motion made yesterday 10 dissolve pro-
yisOnal injunction which had been granted but after
discussion II aGjOurnd TO allow GeiandaDts
counsel to put IN fiI ther aiiilayiis.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
While q prisoncr wa

While Il prisoner was being searched at u
police ttation lac suia MY burcd out " i never he
heve 10 old sayings agAil !" Nha-S wrong with old
kayinas ~ asked the captain. why, tE.Ios that
rays, Heaven helps thofu that EclVs themselves
hrlued ms self Dair of brccchos. and where
Waere Heayon Whe.e ~ t-ie help 10 get out y
ilig2"
New-York tribune., 1878-03-02
A cosTuMER,s Los 81 ERE.

fire occurred at p. NJ, yesterday, IN the
costume stOrc oi Cara Redc,d, the second Gor ~
No 400 SIxl-avc. Tie damage - the 81 600
Tie bIidiEg owned Bt John lfik. OF NJ. $40 PcaYi-s
WAS DANA -cd 10 The cAtcnt Of ZOO; Idiy infurcd.