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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-03-20

TOR RENT, BRICK. DWELLINGS a.
Il No. SOP west Franklin street, with twclveE.:
rooms. including Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 400 Eleventh street
near the Capitol, with sixteen rooms, including
kitchen. 49,
BRICK DWELLING No. s13 west Grace street,
BRICK DWELLING on Ross street near Gov
ernor. with ten rooms and Kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. Cos east Main street,
with len rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING No. 307 west Clay street,
with seven rooms kitchen and stable.
BRICK DWELLING on Marshall street between
Twcnty-seyen'h and Twenty eighth, with nine
rooms, and Kitchen. ~ ftg
BRICK DWELLING ON Fourth street between
Leigh and Jackson, with Six rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Third street between
Duval and Baker,. with five rooms, and kitchen.
BRICK DWELLING on Byrd street between
Tenth and Eleventh. s,..a
BRICK DWELLING on Thir,y-second street,
corner M. with five rooms.
+, FRAME DWELLING No. 3l6 Gary street, be-
tween Third and Fourth streets, with seven rooms,
FRAME DWELLING on Twen.y-sixth street
between Clay and Leigh, with Elk rooms, and
FRASlE DWELLING on Oak street near Bacon's
FRAME DWELLING on Jackson street between
Fourth and Fifth streets.
FRAME DWELLING on Broad street opposite
Richmond Collage. with six rooms, and XII chen,
h SMALL FRAME DWELLING on Twenty-sey
enth street between Leigh and 81 streets. BY
9s.f RICHARDSON d CO., Real Estate Agents, i.
II mn l6-l 20 No. LII Main street.
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nv ~ ~. Powell, Auctioneer.
=, rv1vry. FIVE THOUSAND CIGARS

|GEyENTY.FIyE THOUSAND rClGA a.;
,s,ss a e,n ri on soreroom NO 1442 Main stree
on The ist WI sen at auSo1 t sE TsTs aS
s MaN's M PURE YARA, SEED AND YARA
and CONT sEGARs. Sale 10 commence ut l0'
O'Clock a. M. THURSDAY, 2lst March, apa con
tfnuc from day to day. H-
Bargains may be expected. n a t,,
TERMS given at sale. t2 CONhAO - w.
NIL 20-2t
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DHILAD ELP HIA, RICH 1>sTss$s,
= MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s.sslsssssiss'
SHIP LINE.-FoK PHItApELrMiAi.> l rkoS y
STATES. THREE TIMES \ WEEk.-Until further
notice the steamers Of this line will make tr-wcekly
trips. leaving Philadelphia every L y rs DAY.
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. and Richmond
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY, and SATURDAY, con
uectag ut Providence with Boston and Providence
railroad for Boston, and by our Fall River line foI
the SAME 1T rin Cape Cod landing III Old Colony
depot. and avoiding transfer,
". y. PORTER, Agent,
WILLIAM Z. CLYDE CO..
General Agents,
No. II South Wharv:s. Philadelphia.
JAMES W. MCCARRICk,
General Southern Agent.
ID. ID. MINK,
de1o General Eastern Agent.
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ny erabbs q Williams,
IS Real Estate Aseiris and Atscti oneef
- ta,antI, street between Main and Banf.

!, srR CT or 46 77e.10o ACRES OF
A VERY l Es s;a rIH t fiTy.
Hsp 1RtFIr. kT AIICT1O N.--On SATURDAY me
SG Say Of Apr nj 10 o'clock we gii r IN by ~
a,rifi, nj our efflee. 46 10 loo ACRES CF
GrSsrg 4! ryvGRDTNDS living between the canai
and lanes river, about I'VE miles west OF Mlcn-
fond opposite 10 Lcdley brick-yare, ana ao1oin'
s,,a iaI,a r. noted for its great producing ca
nacity and il now in better condition than eyer PC
fore Being on tine canal, It has good iaciliies ZOE
thr transs,0rta OF the cropsto the city. A.,
security Will be required for the payment OF tne
rent. q: u, ..,a,, 10 ,n,ae be.
fore The renting. GRUBbS q WtLLitano,
NH 20.25.27,Apl, 3&td Is. z. Anclloneers.
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BY W. Goddin.
Auciioneer and Real Estate Agent,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets

GALE AT A U C T. 0 n OF NEW
y FRAMED TENEMENT ON THE EAST SIDE
OF BELVIDERE STREET SOUTH OF HIGH
STREET.-Wlll be sold at auction on the premis e,
on SATURDAY, 23d Of March. 1873, at O'CLOCK ,pSI
TENEMENT located as above, recently occupied
by Mr.. d. T. Bull. containing four good rooms be-
sides kitchen, with city water In the yard. very
liberal terms on the instalment plan Will be given
thus aifording to the purchaser favorable chance
to secure home. w. GODDlN, AuCLoueer'
III
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DaVEDEND DIS.

OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMpANY.l
RICHMOND, March Is, 1877.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
l. OLD DOMINION INSURANCE COMPANY
have this day declared a DIVIDEND OF TWEEN
TY-FIVE PER CENT. OF THE CAPITAL SIOCA
OF THE COMPANY in Distribution OIL us assets,
PAYABLE ON and after TUESDAY, 10Th instant, at
The Office OF L. w. Powers 81 Co., NO. 1900 nam
street.
tilcates OF stock for the purpose OF having the
amount paid them respectively endorsed thereon.
MIN II e6t j. ID. MCINTYRE. Secretary.
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LIME, CEMENT, AND PLASTER.
|DICHMOND-GROUND PLASTER,
AZ ground fresh every day
LOCO tons BEST BLUE WINDSOR LlAi'
lowest market rates.
WARNER MOORE
! "a a-sm shockoe Mills, Richmond -
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 4rFTSss
" COMPANY. rSsrIEI
FOR NEW YORK.

This company Will dispatch one OF their splendit
steamcrs--tLD DOMINION, WIAN0kE. ISAAC
BELL, and RlCHMOND-every TUESDAY. FRi
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water.
These ships are entirely new, and were built ex-
pressly for this route.
Thcy have splendid saloons, state-rooms, and bath
rooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M.
SURPASSED.
Goods shipped by this lire landed regularly Il!
New York OF the Conpany's covered pier, 81 NORTH
river.
FrcI-hts for points beyond New YoY! forwarded
with dispatch. and charge Made Ut actual cI-
penses incurred
Freight received uI.iiI G F.. II. daily.
Cabin fare to New York, Sl2. Storage, So and
IS.
For further information applv.to
GEORGE ". ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
my 9 Office (OmEamY's wharves. RIGketts.
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TjIRo['GIl FREIGHT.

GOO 4. NJ. Leaves Richmond MONDAY, " I'D
NESDAI. aud FRIDAY: ana
500 \, " TUESDAY, THURSDAY. a"l Ntt
IREUAN. Connects witi SCAN
nj West Point Tor river laH'ltuES. -.
timorc, AMI all western point. .
ucctsat RiclmOndwi 18th trains ~ Il.
monJ and Danvilc raiIroId.Hcai.. f.
and Petersburg, and ChcSapc@Nr a.
Ohio railroads.
LOCAL PASSENGER.
3:GO p. N. Leaves Richmond daily Except -.
InNi.
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NHEAP FREIGHT RATESeIT,

W BY TIE sSls=A.IaIS
POWHATAN LINE for BALT[MJfsE
AND TIE WEST,
AND TIE
CANTON INSIDE LINE for PHILADELPHIA.
The steamers SHIRLEY ana DEFIANCE will
leave from Twenty-sccond and Dock streets every
WEDNESDAY ut II NJ. and SATURDAY At L.
81 Through bills of lading signed to all Canadian,
northern, and western points ri low rates.
ii. y. DOUGLASS. Agent,
fne TwentY-Scconi and Dock streets.
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RICuMoSD, YORK RIVER AID CHESrEAhEt
RAILROAD. !
OF TRAINS.
y COMMENCING MAI ., -
pASSENEER.
500 Z. NJ

THROUGH PASSENGER.
500 7. NJ. Leaves Richmond TUESDAY, TIT T.
DAY. and SATURDAY. t"EHcc',
West Point with STEAMER iidEtIA 4"
all points on York river ami Hl'
more. Arri,cs In BIltimorc -
NJ. connects with rail-iiucs f"r " S..
ing,on, Philadelphia New itga. &
ton. and all western point. : 'n..'
IL Richmond wiki train, un l.irua .
and Petersburg aud Chesapeake a..
nt,In rliirpat!S.
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IRON SAFE.-A" MARYIN'S" SAFE,
u in good order, for sale by
NH id-5t DAVENPORT 6 MORRIS.
ID the DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, STORE AND GIN
Z DWELLING, No. $40, on the south side LII
of Broad between Eighth and Ninth streets:
1SG No. Us on The south side Of Main between
Seventh and Eighth streets: ~
Also, STQRE-HOUSE, No. 1907; on the north
side of tho Basin bank between Tenth and Eleventh
also Also. SMALL BRICK DWELLING, No. 2o6, on
Franklin street adjoining the residence Oh General
"A. Also S0 that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
No. l13, on Nineteenth street between Grace and
ft Also, that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
No. 500, situated at the southwest corper OF Clay
any Also g, II" that DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING
situated ct the corner of Twelfth and Franklin
streets: suitable for clearinghouse.
Also, ROOMS in Goddin Hall, corner Eleventh
and Bank streets, suitable for Offices and lodging
Also, those DESIRABLE ROOMS In Goddin Hall
recently occupied by Zetclle asa restaui amt for
which it is well suited,
Also, ONE LARGE ROOM over Wolf's billiard
s"'0'A' 1'pp' ~ JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son,
NH 1885, Real Estate Agents and Auctoncers.
EOR RENT, LARGE DWELLING an
4 No. 7O6 west Grace street, lately occupied k:;t
Also. DWELLING No. sos east Leigh street, with
nine or ten rooms, and KITCHEN with two rooms ;
Also, DWELLING No. 40s west Grace street
with seven large and two small rooms; stable for
NH nh s1s-st GRUBBs 6 WILLIAMS.
DOR RENT, THE OCEAN-VIEWA III:
A. HOTEL. delightfully."- situated on Chcsa- la::
peake Bay, facing the ocean, seven miles and half
from Norfolk. The hotel contains about twenty
five rooms, and is in good condition. About twenty
acres. on which there Is good orchard, belongs
to the hotei properly. Surf-bathng there Is unsur
passed and perfectly safe. Best fishing along the
coast f0F 'Sr"S F Sei fRHRBHi s. TAYLOR,
IInfn
NH 15-eod2w Norfolk, Va
TOR RENT, a.
Il DWELLINGS, STORES, AND OFFICES, Ell
AT Low RATES:
STORE No $50 east Main Streets rooms.
DWELLING No. 10 west Clay strect"lO rooms.
OFFICES corner Ninth and Franklin strccts-4
DWELLING No. 9Ol west Grace strect--l0 rooms.
SHOP corner Adams and Leigh Streets rooms.
DWELLING $40 west Main street-1O rooms.
STORE Main street near Nipth-2 rooms
DWELLING 500 west Main Streets rooms.
STORE 739 north Second street, rooms.
DWELLING TIC west Cary Streets rooms.
STORE 81 north Brook aVenuc-2 rooms.
DWELLING lit cast Clay Streets rooms.
STORE 200 north Seventh street. rooms.
DWELLING No. 81 west Canal-G rooms.
STORE Ninth street near MAN, rooms.
DWELLING 1877 west Cary street-6 rooms.
DWELLiNG ITO north Fourth street (chcap)-e
store SIS north Brook aveuue-2 rooms.
DWEthlSG 1917 eTt haIieso BROWN
Real Estate Agent and Anctione r,
NH l6,1s&2O 1l13 Main street.
TOR RENT PRICE GREATLY an
E REDUCED.-STORE Nc. Ills Main kss
street Opposite Dispatch oticel can now be rented
given at once. Apply on lie prsa;I5eTS to ,rrs
Attorney for William II. Hurlbut 6 Co.
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FOR NORFOLK. BALTIMORE. PHiLABE1.-
PIIiA. NEW YORK. AND BOSTON.
ALSO.
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE.

On and after WEDNF SDAY. September 9Th, the
fast and elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER tcar-
ryng United States nlail will leave RichInond for
the above-namtd places every MONDAY WE'D
NESDAY. and FRIDAY, at $50 4. NJ.
Close connections made NJ NOrfois with The cc-
CANT steamers CAROLINA and FLORIDA. of the
Bay Line, for Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York,
and Boston also, with the MERCHANTS and Miners
Steamship Company for Boston direct.
Through tickets to all of the aUovc-named cities
BY the lines named on sale at CARRIERS agency, SIG
Main street; 1t Exchange Hotel, and on board OF
steamers.
Passengers by this route view ~ DAYLIGHT nj
the historical points OF interest on James river
(passing through Dutch Gapl, including fortiiica-
lions, famous batt!e-ilcldS, jamestown, Fortress
Monroe, Rip-Raps, HAMPTON Roads. &c, &c
A. II. Ia 4 =. NJ. for Boston, Providence, Norfolk
Portsmouth. aid regular landings on James river.
Way-lauding freights must be prepaid.
l.. u. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, Rockets, and 9o3 Main
street. nos
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THROUGH FREIGHT.

400 T.. ii. Arrives Al Richmoud MONDAY :" ~
NESDAY, and FRIDAY and
s:l5P. N.TUESDAY, THURSDAY, AMI 80 :
.URDAY. Connects with steamer A.
West Point from BalGm0rr. t"t'
meets with HIchnond AID ilIu' ..r'
Richmond ana Petersburg, AZ! ti..a-
ucaAc and Ohio railroads.
LOCAL. PASSENGER.
1000 4, NJ Arrives at Richmond daily cNccp. 49,
day. Connects with ElchH"4i t-4
Petersburg and Chesapeake and v'.
railroads.
No transfer 0r freight III Richmond - "r r. 3D.
southern points. Cars run through bc.",'" Ma"
and West Point. ...s
Careful banding and Dispatch, "lth !}"esI '-''''
guaranteed. l $3.50.
Through bills Of a,!ilg, with gnara@>r'! f'''
issued To all northern and western pn!Ht'
Through tickets sold 10 MI northern r@'',i "a ~
western points, and baggage checked thr,a.F.
For tickets apply At General Railroad it,''' ~
dee S26 Main street; 1t the Exchange II 49, -
compauy's depot, corner Twcnty-tu A"A ''''
streets. Richmond, Va. ,.r..
MACS II. T. DOUGLAS. Sunrrlntc"ieE-
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THpOUGup PASSENGER.
1000 4. N

1000 A. NJ. Arrives az Richmond TEF>lNl
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY,. { -
meets with trains on Richmond l'i
Petersburg and Chesapeake ami 90"
railroads. Steamer lliVanI leave, t''-
tirnore from Pier la Light STR!
MONDAY, WEDN EoDAl, AMI s"i.
DAY, II 4 L. II. CONNECTS Il
trains from Philadelphia, "" ! "s>
and western points, and AZ West 'iH.
with trains for Richmond a"d 81"
South.
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RAILROAD LINES.
80 gg aEs5 ss :ss@szs
GHEsAPEAEH AxB QUO RAILROAD,
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPARTMENT.
NJ 4

4 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO EAft
~ RCAD-On and after MARCH 3, 1873 70
senrer trains will ruU az follows 'o' pas-
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NAMES RIVER STEAMBOATS.ffiTl=,
~ COMPANY. a=Ss.az11SssIEs
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CT 7S GOOD LONG PIN E-S2.1O
OLE y SAWED. OAK WOOD as cheap.
Loads equal to amy. Ton COKE, Sd so: ton HARD
COAL, 1916; East Virginia SOFT, S4@$4; 30 !;
SPLINT cheap. PuRctual payers sold on short
time AL; fuel the best and c.eapeSI and full guam
fity. Coal weighed nj Ninth and Cary. Prices to
cash BUYERS MADE TO SUIT.
NH So K. MATklNS.
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WOOD AND COAH..

THE CHEAPEST COOKING-FUEL IS
Il FREE-BURNING ANTHRACITE COAL, In
egg, stove, and chestnut sizes: HAIL SPLlNT
OUINNIMONT STEAM COAL; OVEN-COKE.
and LEHlGH COAL for foundries. The best Goals
ut the lowest prices. ). z. LAIHROP.
NH lS Seventeenth street, ut draw-oridge.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HO Z S Il s,
MULES. CATTLE, hogs.
IIHI;SEuby. II AND KITCHEN FURNITURE HE.

de e7.WtMh27&tAp2
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
FIRED AT WHILE ASLEEP.

Mr. o. B. Fairbanks, who resides with his aged
mother ut No. IL Tyler stroet Paterson, n. j., was
awakened from his slumbers iow minutes past mid
night Thursday by pistol shot fired close TO the
head OF his bed. he slept In itte room the iirst
story OF the premises, and the window OF tho apart
mcnI ovcrlooks stoop From this stoop, as ne
sprang out OF bed aor The shot had been nred, Fair
banks heard somebody jump to the ground and 'un
away. Ho also found, httie later on. envelope
containing several cartridges lying on she ground
close by a fencc IN the yard Of the premises. On
this nveopc was the nume which he refuses TO
divulgc, OF young man VINO no says Is employed In
u railway office IN Paterson. II appears that FAIR
banks, who was soldier IN the late war and has
ing, arrested several moatns ago and examined
cpargc OF scnuing obscene matter through The mails
beIorc United states Com sioner Whitehead, ut
Newark, who held him IN bali TO await the action OF
the Unitcd States Grapd Jury. Tho principal wit
ncsses against him were two young men, whom he
subsequently charged with conspiracy In that connec
tion, and hc believes II was one OF them that fired
the my sterous shot, Since he preerroa this charge
against thcm ne has, he says, frequently received
threatening letters from them, ahd submitted Tho
following, which was written In disguised hand,
nm exaTppe:-
FAigBANKs:-
Yours recesv d this A. NJ Now, sir wish ycu dis
tncty that wish show those papers to
any one will make this scyn not 60 hold you never
make threat In vxiu Ii you do not wish to make
your deadly enemy return tbore papers
This letter, ho says, was sent by the young nun
says no received tom the other young man con-
cludsd with these worus:-"l'l make your existence
~ his city perfect hei. Tor you"
Tao case Is now IN the h,nds OF the POLICE.
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
KELLY'S PISTOL SHOT.

Andrew Kelly. twcnty-sevcn years oil sge, ard
Emma Martin, iweoty-thrco yoars OF age. OF No. 40
orchard street, early yesterday morning entered the
liquor s,orc No. 7i2 THIRD avenue, kcpt by Jeremiah
H. john H. Moore, and asked the latter and threo
friends to drink With them. THIS they refused to 40,
whcroupon the woman became very abusive and Wis
elected IRON the store by Mr. Moore. On the side
wax she was Joined by Kelly who, wthout word OF
warning. discouraged pistol at Mr. Moore snd his
riends MS ibcy stood IN tho doorway vi tho saloon.
Tho pstoI wrcstcd from Kelly by Nj. Moore, aud
policeman happening along just tncn. the wouId-bc
assassin was taken INTO CUSTODY. Inc woman Martin
was also locked mp, was VI r. Moore, whom she
charged with striking her IN tho Taco anu Knocking
out some Of her teeth. All three wore subsequently
arragned IN tho Fiity-sevcnth street Court, where
Mr. Moore and the woman wcrc discharged. Kelly,
however was held In dcauls OF g. 600 ban TO answer
lie donied all knowledge oil The shooting
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

HELD AS HER HUSBAND.

Mary King. a young woman, NOS much above
twenty, appeared In the Harlem Police Court ycs,er-
day to prefer charge sgnins. individual who
two names Sho told Judge Wheeler that tho pris-
onsr At the bur had married her on the 6;n OF july
last. he had assumed the name Of John King fov the
occasion Rev. Wesley r. DAVIS OF 81. James Mctho-
DIST Episcopal Chu.cn, Harlem, performed the cere.
mopy. The prisoner, uenyin the impeachment, SAID
that his name was John kcDcay, anu intiinascd that
he ihe victim OF n cons pIfacy "Own up, John,
suggested HIS Honor Ia an encouragi nk tone. Send
10 State Prison Tor iic. Judge, but don't compel
mo 10 admit That attn a married man.. answered. thc
prisoner. ''Yvu will have To pay this lady 80 per
week aud OBTAIN bond $500 Tor It's faithful per-
iorms snce,'' was HIS Honor's acc,son.
Mr.. keaealiy was Committed IN doinus
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
THE STILLWELL ACT.

The case OF Simon Moses, arrested some time ago
under the new imprisonment act, IN the matter OF
Albert n. and William II. Monroe and the Union
stock Yards a. the REALTORS argued recently at
length before Judge Donohuc, in supreme Court.
Chambers. A motion was made by has counsel,
Msssrs Gardner and Goodhsrt, to dismiss the pro-
ceedings md to discharge the defendant Tne motion
was upon the grounds that the relasors having
proved thor claims bankruptcy. have waved their
rights prosecute iurther in pursuance ofths Revised
Sia OF the United states; that The defendant
having been adjudIcated bankrupt and an assignee
HAVING been appointed defendant could not, even
II he we're committed upon nuai judgment In these
proccedIne avail himself OF the preferential assign.
provided for oy The socaed Stilweii act as the
assignee ia bankruptcy would take prior title 70 his
estate aud that the adjudication III bankruptcy aud
the subsequent election OF assignee and tho assign
ment ham operates as supersedeas of these pro-
coedings and that the warrants must be dismissed.
Tho case OF OBrisn. decided by the Supreme
Court, General Term, OF the first department. was
cited, Judge Dopohae. In deciding these cases ycs-
terduy saws. "rhat tul consideration OF Mas VI.
O'Brien leads him 10 the conclusion that u covers
these cases govern and that the proceed.
ings must he dismissed. Mr. q. A. Sexes appeared
for the relators, and Gardner Gsodhart appeared
for dcf
The New York herald., 1878-09-14
TAnDY PILOTS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
Permit inc to make complaint against tho pilots
OF the Hamilton ferry. On this limo the majority Of
the passengers morning evening Of tho labor
ting ass, whose timo In the morning Is exceedingly
precious Unnecessary delays arolof daily occurrence
this line. morning scarcely ever passes that the
boats running from halt-past eight are not
bchind and slow through gross careessuess or ind-
ference the pilots. The South Jerry boats are
rule generally prompt, and often pass tho boats Of the
Ham sou hoe while later are lying OF the Bat
terry or Governors Island waiting for some lazy tow Or
vesssl 10 round tho Battery. They do not iaavc or
enter tho slips with any degree OF promptness, and
often wait fu load OF trucks or wagons before
starting thus causing tho other boats 10 be slow IN
turn. The Monticello is about tho sowost ut present.
II is high time that company looked into the IN
excusDc delays ths tho siOwest OF all their iines
and STIR the present pilots or give US more capable
ana wide awake mon. PASSENGER
The New York herald., 1878-09-14

That ended all trouble about the letter ana all
pretence OF punshing the prisoners counsel Tor con-
Tempt but until the end OF examin nation aud the
prisoners had shipped their return 20 France
the professional relations between NJ hekcon and
Mr. Bustsed were by means cordial
SExr IN OFFICIAL kGx
The next Oldest To Commissioasr Belts now IN
ucvs service OF the government matters OF crim-
inaI iurisaiction rs Commissioner Osborn, who has
rendered faiihfui aud acccptaoie 1ndicisi ana MA
isierial service during period OF sixteen veArs no
enjoys only the comp sraiiveiy small cmoiameass o.
his commssionersnip. having no eserssh'p as
ISOLATED attn II
IL Is not supposed that this change IN the bead
cerksnip will result any geasral snse IN the iist
OF subordiaaes especially the priacipai ones. whose
long experience has tnaas tGein fsniliisr shh thee
duties Tnougn runors OF oshsr supposed csanEes ef
heads OF also there ms 70
immediate certainty tnat any such are 20 tAks
MIA