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Itia m Incomparable Remedy for Bruises,
Ulcers c IT'S auu every irritable or unhealthy
condition Of the skin. and Is most seryleeaDle
remedial agent and source OF speedy renel III
cases of GOut and Rheumatism: -, 49,, a. a.
Siaa a most desirable DISlNFECrANTo OF
CLOTHING OR BED LINEN. worn and used
by persons suffering from obnoxious or eontag'
iOus dseases. aud Is Capital Kennedy hnu IRE
VentatlVe OF them, whom used as an lh1tctOn
Persons employing II have no need 10 take sui,
phur Baths or to resort TO Sulphur springs iJr
bathing purposes, . ., ~, ,
as an ddiunct of t1e TOILET, Il is far more
desirable than any Cosmetic, since 10 does not,
like artic eS OF that nature, conceal Complexion
al BlemIshes. but removes them. -. -
TAN. .FRECkLEs'PlMIPLLE ~ ~ BhOtiOliES' ~
tiuence and it ia the very best SOAP 10 shave
with, because II leaves the skin smooth ana Tree
from the irritation produced on sensitive cuu-
Gle, by the application OF the razor. 1t also
completely eradicates DANDRUFF.
Hou,ewiyes declare i to 70 he @ excellent & LOT
fabrics, and ladies moving in the best circles OF
metropolitan and rural society speak oft IN
TestImoniais pour in from all quarters of the
Union uOnn ITS Prop letOr, many oil winch nave
been published in the form OF the a neat pampa'
let prOcurable OF DRUGGISTS and Fancy Goods
Dealers the originals being open TO public In.
spectOn at his MEDICINAL WAREhOURE, NO.
SIXTH AVENUE, new YORK; me article Is
Like most other FOmOusRemedles GLENN'S
SULPHUR SOAP has been inflated. soaps
without the smallest fraction OF remedial en-
caCy have been and are foisted upon the unsus-
pecting and unobs bservant, as genuine Sulphur
Soaps possessing properties identical with or
equal TO the Great Specific. winch their vendors
seek TO rival by underhand competition. The
public should therefore be careful 20 inquire
for GLETN'S Sulphur Soap by It's full name,
and see that they get the cal article.
All respectable Druggists, Fancy Goods Deal
ers and GrOcers keep GLENN'S SULPHUR
SOAP, and will on demand for II, supply the
GENUINE THING to their customers.
| PRIZES, 25 cents per cake Box % cakesl
sent by mail, prepaid, for 70 cents.
G. N. CrittentOn, PrOp'r,
No. SEVEN SIXTH AVENUE NY.
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PATIENTS

obtained for Inventors in the United States
Canada and Europe, at reduced rates, With
our principal office located in Washington
directly opposite the United statss Patent
Office, we are able TO attend to all patent
business with greater promphiess and dss~
patch and at less cost than other patent at
torneys who are at distance from Wash
ington, and who have, therefore, TO employ
" associate attorneys" We make preliminary
examinations and furnish opinions as to
patentablty, free Of charge, and all who ara
interested in new inventions and patents are
invited 10 send for a copy of our "Guide for
obtaining Patents, which is sent free to any
address, and contains complete instructions
how to obtain patents and other valuable
matter. We refer 10 the German-Ame
National Bank, Washington, D.C.i the Royal
Swedish, Norwegian and Danish Legations,
at Washington; Hon. JOS Casey, late Chief
Justice U. S. Court of Claims; to the officials
of the U. S. Patent Office, and 10 Senators
and Members Of Congress from every State.
Address; LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO., sOliei-
tors of Patents and Attorneys at Law, Leproit
Building, WASHINGTON, DC. dec22
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OLD STORY OF LORENZO DOW.

OLD STORY OF LORENZO DOW.
Some of the American preachers OF
the past have delivered sermons more
startling than edifying, and have con-
descended to singular tricks toarieSt and
take the attention of the audience.
Lorenzo Dow, one of these preachers,
It is said, was on his way to preach In
South Carolina, under a large spruce
tree, when he overlook colored lad
who was blowing long tin horn, and
could send forth blast with rise and
swell and cadence, which walked the
the echoes of the distant lille. Call
ing aside the blower, Dow said to him:
"What's your namei sir ?"
"My name-Gabrlel, sir" said the
brother in ebony.
"wel, Gabriel, have you been to
Church Hill ?"
"Yes, massa. Use been dar many a
time"
"Do you remember big pine tr, G on
that hill ?"
"Oh, yes, massa, knows 6at plne'"
"Did you know that Lorenzo Dow
had an appointment to preach under
that tree to morrow"
sch, yes, massa, everybody knows
that"
"Well, Gabriel, ! am Lorenzo Dow,
and If you'll take your horn and go to-
morrow morning, and hide yourself
among the branches before the people
begin to gather, and wait there till l
call your name, and then blow such d
blast with your horn as 1 heard you
blow minute ago, I'll give you dol
lar. Will you do it, Gabriel ?''
eyes, massa, takes that dollar"
Gabriel, like zaccheus, was hid away
in the tree.top in due time. An i'm
mense concOurse of persons, of all sizes
and colors assembled at the appointed
hour, and Dow preached on the judg-
ment of the last day. By his power of
description he wrought the multitude
up to the opening of the scenes of the
resurrection and grand assire, at the
call of the trumpet peals, which were to
wake the sleeping nations. "Then," "
said he, suppose, my dying friends,
that this should be the hour. Suppose
you should hear at this moment The
sound of Gabriel's trumpet - SURE
enough at that moment the trump OF
Gabriel sounded.
The women shrieked, and many faint
ed ; the men sprang up and stood aghast
some ran, others fell and cried for EIercy
and all felt for time that the judgmen
was set and the books were opened
Dow stood and watched the drifting
storm till the fright abated, and som,
one discovered the cOlored angel VIII
had caused the alarm, quietly percheC
on limb of the old spruce, and wantet
to get him down to whip him, and tne
resumed his theme saying: fotbi,
all persons present from touching tina
boy up there. If a colored boy with
tin horn can frighten you almost out o
your wits, what will ye do when yo
shall hear the trumpet thunder of th
archangel2 How will you be able
stand in the great day of the wrath c
God ?"-New Quarterly Magazine.
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To amount Of licate.......,......... VI ,525
- balance due from settlement........ l23
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SULPHUR SOAP,
The Leading External Specific
for DISEASES OF THE SKIN and
Beautifer of the Complexion.

II renders the Cuticle Healthfully Clear
and Smooth, and is the Best Possible Substl-
tute for Expensive Sulphur Baths.
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NEAHONING TOWNSHIP.

JOHN LAPP, Supervisor, in account with
Mahoniug Township for 1877.
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"A HOUSE AND sT0RE-R0oM TO
HhsH RENT, situate on Bankwav, opposite
49, carbon Advocate" Ouiee IN the Dor,
Ough Of IehiRhtOn. ThehOuae IS a tW OstOry, with
basement stOi Groom well fitted up with shelly.
Ing, oOuntera, &c. The premises win be let to-
erate. Apply TO J. T. NUsBApM N for further
particulars.
March Q, 1s7e.w3
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DECIgIONg-JAS. 10.

SHpreBlr COri--C hambTs-BV Judge Barrett
Oatman ad. Smth.-JGdgmcEt settled ana signed BAKER
ag Chaplin Manufacturing COMPANY. Receiver auihoIH,i
sell MReIs AT. (faW OMoiun d' MED, without costs
matter - ~ccrn'rnoru. conn med ana trus
lee appointed. Gcbhaid Blake; Gcbhard act. Blake;
Wrsi fIOughfallu Notion granted.
fulI substituted Borden agL Quincy.
Motion granted and referee appointed I'm oman ~ hath
Dean agt. Board % As-cssos Time 0cpmpiy WIN pricn
tory cxtondcd uDtl thirty ds}b after Judgment appeal
ilayWafd HayWdriicptl confirmed. nnd Judgment OF
custody 81 Clld Hfitd 10 laniln Inc
icI The Board Of Police Motion granted
strike ont ala that H. cnaccd IN The Motto. ot
Motion J." doiei al that b. embraced
Duncan AT. Oailcy.-lt l. doabfl
whether TINS could DE srcLen sham II ia, de-
PENDANT contested the matter but 81 there is appearance
Lott Husscy-I think Mr. sanford should bo notified 81
this proceeding. and there should D. expiara-
Why Mrs HusscY l. not advised professionally, aud
by attorney IN Their he admission oi service
De proved. AT. SianoriLXceptions over
water memorandum. Wen agt BOunce-MOtOn denied
with $40 cOsisi sc mcmofal'luin
By Judge DOnOliuc he EaoT Of William r. Alilch.
In the matter of William !. UOwc.-Must be re-.
fercd French ast Go"dy, aud Brewer agt. GOWdy. No
denied.
~ Judge DaniclsStuyvesant agt acknowledgement for
piantlh; MEMORANDUM
Spc-qt 1r6H.-By Judge DOnOiuc-IIcuett agt Wood GU
al. Case settled; amendments
SuptriOr COUri-SDtcai IDm-BY judge Spclr-
Kim,r af Bradley ct aJudgcut Tor the. defendants on
10 Special Term calendar Higgins Young et al ordered
day calendar for Zst OF Januay. Ausley as Gilbert
KHAN hgt Sch0tic Aur-ioY agt Palmer Ct al orders
grant ana undertakings approved. Iruister ast fus
Norton NcwYoIk Hospital Kidd ag
Meyer Orders Of substitution granted.
By Judge scdgwick Caighcad agt. Tgham ct al-Oider
fOT Judgment Oh demurrer
Common Heds-C hdmbcrs-Bv Judge j. +. DAILY.
The Bauk Tor savings agt. AuiskerelOu confirmed and
decree ordered gate agt DaIral hReferrnce ordered
by Judge Van Observation-Disclosures etc agt CrawfoId-Order
TCsCttCd.
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4 BOYS LOVE FOR HIS FATHER.
Genrriana Nichols obtained, .Decemher

1877, decree OF absolute divorce from william H. Nioh
ole the real estate broker The children lett in the
care Of the mother with the exception of son, WI
liam ", boy about twelve years Old, who has,
since the divorce, lived with his father. Re
Gently the mother began action in the SUI
prcmc Court in Brooklyn. To Obtain possession Of the
child. The final hearing was before Judge Gilbert, yes
tcrday. The Judge took the boy INTO private room.
had some msIivings ON the suijst. he felt
Obliged 10 award the custody OF the Chid
10 inc mother on her entering into n re-
cocIsanco OF 5000 to produce the child ON any lur-
fhrr order OF the court The boy VINO had accompanied
the Judge the bench broke into sohs aud cried rcpcat-
eddy, II won't do il won't 10 it," Nj. ward Of coun-
sci fr Mrs Nichols said: " Your Honor the boy has
been educated 10 this" "You lie" came quick is a
fash the chd "you IL, and don't care who You
are The boy then ran 10 MS father and throwing his
arms round neck cried aloud. the parted with
demonstration OF strong affection \ crowd followed
the mother and boy wnen they went to the carriage
M fSlN.
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27se 2a47 9sss ITS 25l7 22sz 97s2 g725 2!ss 2esa
eGaS aa2s lpbS 27gl, 2e2s 1858, 25<l.

s7se 2247 2sss l7l5 ?5l7 22s7 27s2 g2s ss scss
ss9ssS saSs ioss' 27gi 2S2s 2563, 25|l.
and se1SwcI JJ-Nos 2 L. H. II, 20 81, "a 20, 30 ~,
49, IS. &C. 81 49, 40. go
TRIAL TEgM-PaTt I.Sanford. mos III, n9. fS3, fJ3
IlS 40 354, s87 $40, 29O 7l9, 67r, All. Oil. 100
PIEAs-GRNERAL TEEN-C y. DAILY. C. il l5rrenore
and Rolnson JNo ~ lis, IS 30 80. l22 IA l25 l26
4, q, 10 lOa. 80. AZ, 81. 81. II, 81, 22a.
CHAHBEfs-J. 4. Daly. J.-N0 day calendar. - -
TRIAL TEEN-PAKr Ivan lIoe.er. Nos 1885, 926 7sg
253l 1882 49, 542 llGS 1921 49, 454, $685. SILL 90 $685.
335. 90
MARIsF CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr i.-McAdam J-Sh0rt
Csuses-Nos 2g7 1881. %65. 1909 3,,0S. 3,slS 3gg2
22g7 3G44. 1882 ASH, 29fs. 6.12G, Gt1U $500 349
1896 i3 g9I 1863 1850 33 1886, 3si5 3,Sb7, 3p07
4GO3 1876 1919 3,137. a!Nl 1881, 3,9ih 4UO0, $3.50
1888. 1868. 3.742 3.yag. 1870.
PART IT-AEeT c. J.-Shnr cases-NOs. $3.50 1919, 1892
37l1 slG, 1852 1868 3s75 1904 S7S5. 3i7l 1915 390s
1929, 375 -
1922
GINERAL SRssIoNs Pant Sutherland John Brennan
robbery; Patrcs Purcell. George wall william Siefane
felOnious assau and battery Richard smith, Richard Gias
ter. burglary Mary Cassidy Elizabeth Jones, Thomas Hig
rius grand larceny; Conrad Looier false prtelce Joseph
Wilson. for Jesse johnson, Thomas Harvey, larceny
from the James McQHahe Thomas Moran. Geprge
Edwards George 1hOmuhoE John Anita, john WILSON john
Nckriua william O'BficD. Andrew Lewis James EitZsm
mon. Henry McGbney Edward Men anon, JOHN MeCue,
burglary Ncnry acOihueY, Edward Chencch, William C.
Brandon Eugene y. Ncwhhl, Charles Neyerds James Nc
Jsmcs Douohue James IorOn Edward u. HubDoil grand
La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 10.-Lieut nant Com
maudor Yates Sterling is ordered 70 the Navy Yard,
Washington, for instruction in ordnance Lieutenant
Richardson Clover Is ordered to the photographic office.
and Master Frank Eerly 10 the supply. Master j. L.
Hunseckcn Is detached from the Constitution. and or
dered TO the receiving ship t. Louis Master John Hub
b6 Is ordered from The photographic Office 10 the sup
ply. EnsICns ". /. Whitfield. W. Aldcrdc, and j. o.
Nicholson detached from the Constitution and or
dcrcd TO the training ship Minnesota Midshipman
Tcmplcn NJ Potts il detached from the P0wEatan ANA
ordered q the Constitution. cadet Miishpmcn j. "
Jordan, o. G.. Dodge. j. VI. orchard, and ". v Bro
ncugh detached from tine Ospee and ordered to the
Constitution
HAvASA Jan. lO.-Tlc United States man-of-Tar Ply
mouth arrived he.c from puwa yesterday afternoon
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CIVIL NOTES.
An nrder OF discontlnnancc was Z

An order of discOntlnuancc was granted III
the Supreme Court yesterday, IN the suit Of sheridan
Shook TO restrain the production OF the play Les Dam
cnels
Judge DOnOhue granted an order yesterday,
directing william +. Adrtch, receiver OF the Mutual
Benefit savings Bank pay dcpost0r- dividend Of
per cent. T@o dividends of - per cent esc have al
ready been paid.
The kobbe-Ditson suit was referred 10 cx-
Judge SwaIwont for the purpose Of taking tie testimony
OF william VI. Tweed II i, said that neither of the
counsel i willing to assume INC rc"nslht oI MS t's-
tinony, and mat the case viii be tried witnoStit
Motion was made before Judge Spcir ycstcr-
day. confirm the report of The referee Ia the suit
brought hy Jacob kucmmcbcrg against hi. WIFE, Anna.
for an -0lufc divorce ON tc GROUND Of uiultory Tho
referee Aired Erbc reports favor 81 disms ing the
action Plaintiff. counsel asked for time TO !c argu-
mcnts. which WaS granted
The facts in the suit Of Isabella j. Noe
against her husband William r. Noe were published by
tut TRIBUNE some time ago. Judge Donohue having
denied motion for an order compelling the husband 10
IccOnyey certain real cstnte To his wife an appeal w1s
taken 10 the General Iern wncrc The case WAS htafd
yesterday. The cOnrt rcscrNcd decision.
In the suit brought 10y Francis II. Wallace
against Eugene Kelly an injunction granted r.
straiung Mr. Kelly from foroclosine mortgage which
De- held upon the Mariposa estate California. subse-
cucntly motion was made In bhAfOf Nh Kelly 10 dis
solve the Injunction While the motion pending. an
order war made requiring Mr.. Kelly TO show cause why
he should not punished contempt In dirobey ing
tAs Injunction by proceeding WIN hs aoiioh ia tiiVr'
MIA Tins order rcuirnable before Judge Gilbert la
the Supreme Court a Brooklyn. on Wednesday morning.
In the meantime Judge Pratt bad gauicd the motion To
dissolve tie Injunction, but upon hs attention being
called to the fact that proceeding was pLdhs before
Judge Gilbert 10 punish Mr.. Kelly for cOntcmpt III de
obcyng the injunction, Judge Pratt made new order
stay INK the entry OF the order made ny nm untl ncr
the determination Of the proceedings BEFORE judge bl
bert for contempt The whole matter was Then al,
iourned until January II. EKJudee Fullerton APPEARED
Tor Mr.. Wallace and stephen J.. Nash for Mr. Kelly.
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THE COURTS.
A CLAIM OF WAR TINES.

DEMANDING PAYMENT OS A DRAFT DRAWN IN 1s6l
In the case of David Risley against the
Phoenix National Bank of this city, on trial before
Judge Van Brunt, the plaintiff, yesterday testned ~
length 10 bis claim lie said that in May leoi aef
communication between the North and South had peeu
cut Of he purchased OF the Bank Of Georgetown = ~
a draft for 10000 the Phrnix National bahA' pa
ing for it $4,000 in Confederate bankbiils The diai
was presented in 1868 at the bank IN city. The
bank acknowledged ITS genuineness but wanted
the payce identified, whereupon Mt Rlscy IN
dOrsed Tie draft TO commercial friend, WHO
was known AT the bank. ON presenting the dN'It
the next morning this friend wa t"ld tnat
the funds mad conhse8ted Ivy the United states
Government information having been furnished 10y the
bank. -. =.
trial until March. 1876 when Judge Van Worst dsnisseu
the complaint. trial was ordered by me teherai
FERN and il now come. before Judge Want E"uit Az
the close OF the plaintiffs Yesterday. Edgar : van
Wrinkle representing the defendant, moved TO d,siiss
the complaint but the motion denied. Ex-Iudge
Beebc appears for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS

Temporary Chairman Moran yesterday an
nouuced 10 the Kings County Supervisors the appoint
rnept OF the various committees of the Board year
Temporary Chairman Ryder, who WAS Republican,
made some OF the committees Democratic because OF the
large Democratic minority in the Board This action
MS not been rcciprOcated by the chairman year.
The twenty standing committees have each Democratic
maioritles ana only one commttce-tbat on Laws-has
Tcnuhlicau chairman. Even this concession Is said 10
have been made only because there are no lawyers
among the Democrats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
pRoGREss OF THE ERIE ARGUMENTS.

The Erie litigation was onllvcncd yesterday
by a long personal explanation from General Henry L.
Burnett in response TO certain charges contained in the
answer OF the Erie Railway Company. the reading Of
which wac flushed by Mr.. MlcfaiiaHd yesterday morn
ins. The answer charged General Burnett with taking
suits against the Erie Company Whic retained by ~
with uant ming fraudulent claims against u, etc
These charges characterized false IN every ariiC
lar. ana most OF them rs being made NiJ ana dclI
tincly. with full knowledge Of then iri!. li' 'lbnu
led his denial ia affidavit which he hed win the
Court. General S"hcs also made brci denial al CERTAIN
portions Of the which criticised hl~ pfoossohh
conduct. Mr.. NaudcIpoe then began ms argument ana
spoke until late the afternoon. Mr. Martaiiduu Ne
gan an urcuucnt reply, but made little progress be-
fore adjournment was taken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11

Hood used to tell story of n hypOchon-
driac who WIS In the habit, two three times week.
Of believing himself dying. ON "A certain occasion he
WAS taken M with % his crrors, while riding out IN
his e and happening 40 the time to ~ the road
ahead his fanny ply riding In his carriage In the
same direction BE- applied the whip To- tho horse Ia over
take the old doctor sO0n rs he possibly could. The
doctor however seeing him coming applied the WHIP 70
ms own horse and he had nag that was considered
"A goer," they Lad clos, time OF II FOR about Three
miles Iu; iAc hypochuEdlac driving Il faster horse,
finally aong-dc the DOCTOR aud exclaimed, Hang
think you are" oTicd the doctor, 81 never saw any one
go ~ fat"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
CRIMINAL NOTES.

On the trial of the Swedish banker, 30
Christian IOOs, before Judge Sutherland yesterday,
Colonel G. = Spencer addressed the jury for the defence
claiming that the defendants agent JacobsOn. was
reasonable for any Windling that may have taken
place. The trial Will be- continued this morning
DR.. OReilly, as agent OF Judge Gildersleeyc
charged Alfred Irving yesterday, before Justice Duiy
with cInpczzeineut II appears that some years ago
Judge Gdcrscevc came into possession OF the stock OF
drug store, 81 THIRTY sixtl-sL aud Nlntlayc. l@.st
July Charles Menzics and Alfred Irving, two 81 the
clc pure Iscd The stock. under certain conditions o
payment. Mrnzics Withdrew from the arm, md Or.
O.cly Huys that Irving has paid mp only 500, ana
that he has failed 10 account for the daily receipts
Irving denies the charge. The case postpone until
1O-mOITOM.
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CALENDARS wis DIV.

SUPREME COUgr-CHAIBEI,s-I Barrett Nos. o, o., o.
lOs l2U 100 I3j 2OJ 223 22i 22J 263 2bg 277 $50.
sRRAL DAVIS. r. j. BRADY aud ingalls, Mos.
ISL 20G 207 20s 200, 30, 2ll, 2l2. 2l3.
SrrgAL TEHl-Iawrcnce. Nos III, 1852, 1876 90, 1l2
o. i2i Is 1903 0 1885, 40, 81, &c. o. 2s &c. 81 22o 229
Gs X. II 81, 90. II, 81.
iip,f1r-pARI I-DonOhue J.-ShOrt Causes Nos. 1886
20y 22lO 2I53 2247 $500 27lG 22Sl 1865, 22G3 205s
S7f3 97o 2p9 2529 1925. 23l2 1868 1880 BAT, 2460
36sO 243l 226, 2J2I 275s, 1852. 1854, 297i.
pART II-Nan Worst, Case 0n-Ao. 300
pam III.-Van BTunt J.-Short Causes Nos. 2s7l
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PASSENGERS ARKITED.

PROM IIVFRPOOT1-Gn Steamship fhind.-Dr. and Mrs.
whitehead. children and scryant -. = lowes T.
salesman a. Mckee. - Truiac J. williams. W. Parsons H.
Grus-e. A Blandel. X. Butler.
PROM HAVASA-Ta AiolHshiD C9'umbus-J. y. Muro. =
E1rtItcl D. Reed r.. ~. l. Buo, T.. Miranda Nils n
Burke. Nr and Mrs. J. Towlc. T. Alfonso.
PROM VERA CRUZ-Tn StaIHstlD C.tV of Ner ioyi.-
Mr.. II 4. Williams. Mir r. I'inrOurt, Miss Is. Mccain
Miss r. Aon N-. T. Crutteud,n M and Mrs r. Saratc
aui child A. Mills n. \. Horn jr J. del Na J. H. Itcdra
oapt. D.. Epmoud. capt : Ayar,L capt j. lulm Eapi W
Ko.frr ant +. H. Sell Miller q Wentworth II Roe
IS Iaakanp G. quick J. Wldlin Peer johnson, fudo Ben
Abdoi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
NFw-yoRK SAVINGS BANKS.

Henry l.. Lamb, State Superintendent Of
Banks said yesterday that the recent frequent snspen-
sions of savings banks was partly due to the TACT
that there too many of them, and partly to the falling
oT In the value OF real and securities He Thought
that Ie savings banks m this city were, to-day, on n
safer basis than in the state taking them a. a
whole Mr. Lamb SAID he heartily approved OF tue Dil
troduced into the State Senate by Hcnat0r Mccarthy
prohibiting savings banks from keeping check accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
LIMITED LIABILITY on \ DISPATCH.
The suit of Julius llaItS against the DirCc

United states Gable Company, for damages arising from
tac incorrect transmission OF telegram 10 the plaintiffs
agent I'm stuttr,rt GERMANY was dismissed ~ judge
Van Brun I'm supreme Court Circuit, yesterday. the
plaintiff tccgraI to his agent 10 hold certain stocks,
iut the mess c delivered, led the agent To- sc them.
and This suit brought to recover 500 ~ damage
arising thcicfrOm Judge Van runt held that the com
pauy had limited its ahii!, and that the Iaintn had
I'd it, Inn. atuu,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
ARMY ORDERS

WAsnINGroX, Jan. 1O.-By direction of the
President First Lieutenant william \. Dnwddic, Sec
ond Cavalry has been detailed Professor al Military
Science and Tactics at the Illinois Industrial University.
ChampaigI IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
TWO BOYS COMMITTED FOR LARCENY.
Charles and William Foster, eight and scv'

years OF axe, committed 20 the juvenile Asylum
some day. ago on a charge Of larceny. Their pa
rents ebiancd writ of hdhcas corpus ana the BOYS
Yesterday brought before Judgc j T. Daly IN the
Court OF Common Plcis. Special Tenn Aiter hcatiug
arguments the Court took Tie papers Reserved ts dc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-11
Euerudav nhsurdties-To mike yourself gen:

orally disa preeabe and then wonder that nobody Will
yst YOU 10 sit shiverDg in the cold because You won't
have fire till November. Not 70 go to pea wnen you
are tired aud sleepy because ii s not bedtime 10 make
vonr servants tel lies you, and afterwards be angry
because they tell lies for themselves. To tell your own
secrets and believe other people Will Keep them.