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The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28
PULvERMAcHERs
ELECTRIC BELTS AND BANDS
HEALTN. STRENeTn Ann rurpcv

cure these various diseased condition. 49,.
ali other means fail, and we offer the r,,csot
convincing testimony direct nom the ~.
nicte0 themselves. who have been restored r.,
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28

after drugging in vain for months and wear.
T9E nJ Z, nov o, i0r DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLET ans
ta aE LInCThIc QuARrERLY, large Illus
sraieu Journal, containing full particuisr
anu lNfokAATI0N WORTH THOUHANnS C,cr
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-02-28
WORK FOR ALL

IN their own localities canvassing for the Fireslss
visitor. (enlarged) Weekly and Monthly. LarSess
f0pcr In the World. with Mammoth CnI@eSs
kfee Big Commissions to Agents. Terms and yum
Free. Address p. q. VICKERY, Augusta, ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
CALENDAR. THIS DIV.

srPRRNH CoURr-CHAMBEHs-N Nos. II, 2G b 81. 49, o.,
81 n r. - &C. ~ &C. 49, 100 0 lU3 l0G l2j. i3. $50.
l4i, lG9. Ill 80. IJ1 ~. @lG 22i 20 ~ az" %,
30 49, z go 2GG PCS ZG9, ga, rs 80 2sV 49, 80
30, 2SG, -, Z9l, 90. 20.
GFNHRAL Tim DAVIS G j.. Brady ana ingalls,, j. J.Nos
29 81 49, 80 23l 81 p 81 &c, III, 49, 49, III rs
lG6, no. lo2 2lS Z-2H, lb.i lsd
SitCAL YLl@ Lawrence Law lind Faci.-Nos. 80,
G. - 81 90 ~ 49, 90 -, ~ lsS l5l l3S l59 ll3 40.
~ ~ g. l2o' 49, IT, "a lOZ 49, 49, 1876 l2s
CiEclII- P41 I-Donohue Nos. SCI, Sll 2O8S al.
1J3, 1927, lG1S, 100. Zo3Z. llOi lGJi l7F 81 0Gl,
5J Sp6 So 1870 12sS. l293 2Gg7 2tOI, 1915, 1876.
1895 Zl1g. 1866, l3i9AO22 1879 1880 1891 1883, 1880,
1891, 1891 1898. 1850, I7Ustl. 1914. 1898. 1871.
PART Ivan Worst Case %, No. 1880. No day ca!
PAer IU-Van Brnt. J.-Nos GGG, 1865 $751; 1861
PITS 1908 9ji j9- 29 1896, 700 ll2l, 1874. 3Gs 37i
373t. 2jra. %si. 1901 1854, jl2, l0j2 lul7
StIEmOR COtHr-SPiClAL IEKM-hpeir, J-NO day cal
C0IMoN PirAs-CnAMgERs-J f. Daly NO day calendar
TRIAL TERN PAu ! Van Uoesen, J.-Sos. 1903 and
Dol
MAINE CoURr-GENFRAL TE8T-ALer c. T.. and sinuOtt
and Shea, j. J.-Appcl- from OrirrsNos % Qncluslye)
Appeals from judgments-NOs. / 10 - Qncluslye)
TRIAL TTRM-rAIu mo day calendar
CKNERAL sEssIOsS-PAET I.-Suthcrl4nd, Louis Mui
lcr Michael Hacke John NOtOH John Murphy tc.OniOus
assault and battery: Martin C1ughn George Palmer ana
James Leroy, burglary william Harib william Ernst and
solomon lenbcTSeT grand Larceny La8ier ScluDan and
Isaac - Edesitln false prtences iwrrcc Cscy ana Ohm
PARr u.-Gilderseevc, john NJ Clarke aud Joseph
NcCabc robbery Nathan Engc Thomas McGinl and JohA
Kcanc flnious assault and battery John Mccarthy Robert
III aud James Hopkins burglary Robert Wengarn JOHN
NJ Herbert, joan w. Nllkens John \. Wilson and John
Wagner, grand larceny Charles Coleman, larceny
person John Smith. assault aud battery Annie Walker
grand larceny Joseph Smith, feonOIs
Michael CarberIy, larceny from the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
FOR HOUSE SEWERAGE.
ARRESTED FOR NEGLECTING AN ORDER or TIE
BOARD HEALTH.

ARRESTED FOR NEGLECTISG AN ORDER or TIE
BOARD HEALTH.
Charles A. Buddensick was arrested Satur-
day Oh warran. issued by Justice Otterbourg for ne
geeng direction of the Board OF Health, and bound
over TO appear for examination February g. great
deal Of fever OF nalaria and typhoidal character III
houses apparently of class has recently been
reported 10 the Board OF Health Among the houses
complained Of was row, Nos. 100 10 los East fify-
second-st and the engineer of the board. Thomas j.
that the sewerage defective as TO he detrimental
life aud health Among the defects were lmcrecny
Joined dran-pipes, open sO-pipes and unvenllateu
sewer-pipes. The earth below the basement noor wan
damp from the escape OF foul water through the lnr
feet Joints, and escaped through tbei ana Tue
joints below the sinks The joints not cauked WIN
lead required by the Sanitary Code. but with putty
At No. 100 death had occurred IRON ma
aria fever and there had been four cases oil dpnhefo
at No lO6 and ore case OF typhoid fever AT No lOl
Mr.. Neas recommended that separate sewer connec-
ton foe each house be CONSTRUCTED. with properly
caulked Joints proper traps 10 exclude sewer gas
that the be properly trapped and connected WIN
the soil and waste ppes that each separate waste PIPE
be carried two feet above the roof aud that adequate
to make these alterations issued to Charles A Bud
dcusck. the supposed owner OF the houses ana tne
builder of large number Of French Hat and apart
nent houses A. lie did not comply, MI Nealls made
the complaint which Judge Ottcrbourg Issued
his warrant Mr. Buddensick says the trouble Is Win
be no trouble with his house sewerage He further says
that he is not 10 blame for the plumbing work lie
charges that proceedings of Mr. Ncalis are ipacious
and threatens a suit against him for SlOoOoO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
DECJSIOSS-JAN. 20.

SGWemh Court hGmbers-Bv Judge LIyrencc.--
siougnton; National Of Redemption art. Bradshaw
Giles ast POST TIoatwen agt. Holman Pratt ast bOss
speciaL 7erB-By Judge Van Vorst-Bufsicrr HOla
day ct al.-Mouon 10 dismiss complaint denied opinion
SRpcriOr COUt-Specdt ITm-By Judge SpcIr-
iefeTces report confirmed. Rogers art eTnemrf
Report o referee confirmed and Judgment OF foreclosure and
K r. Co; Dcvoe agt kucx Churchill ag Bradley nder
takings approved Mepats sgt St'yCnsOrcIrl on day cal
Order seiicu Lgbcit agi Gunbeig-OTder granted ana
uudert kings approved. Miller, etc, AK; Levy, ei
a. the abpro3e hefacr a lIy lew
nenann ay calendar for the 9Th of February
matter Of KroHbhozO appointing Frau kromblolz
guardian of Ernst Kronbholz infant Won VA AIT. ~
e. a. aet fraztr Ct alprder making John JadlDe and
DAVID Jardine parties plaintiff IN This action Miller etc,
agt Levy ct aKeciv bond approved la ihe matter etc.
Mclaughlin agt SuivanOrter granting
piDf extra ainwaEce OF 500 Seed ae ltugg-oIdei or
Co.; Miliken .gt Murray Bond AIT Welsh
agt New York Harlem Railroad Co.; Begrand ag
LeBos kingsley agt Gibson Gs"n ag hlnSsry hc.ly
agt New and New iayea aillOa Co.; Fllshaner ag
Stone Keysor agt. Allen Bel agL Kent Iowhsead agt
EldIldgc acDOusa agL Clark Brown agt. Bliss Ibhuar
aet SclNezer Kelly agt u. La NergDe National Butchers
and Droveis Bank ag De circuit Wright agt Jacobs-Or
deTs granted $50. .
Marine Court harabers-By Judge Smnott- Elliott
agt Kayser-Motion denied with SlO Loeb agt.
srimsliz Motion granted, order signed heinunes ast
Iiowiand agi FALLEN; Cox art HSoani Nlse asi him
proved. Han AT fisher-Notion granted with $40
costs OF motion. Lehman agt DdnhGi1-MOnOn
Motion granted by default Eck-tadt l. Gayin.-Cause re-
stored. BiAnbrr agt Judgment vacltcd Larsen
ag Crosby ct a.Judgment for planiil 800 h1in aGi
Maalan Fisher agt Roberts; McCarrfiy agt MeDrnald
Bailey ag. McCOuTtnay Schroeder agt. simmons; ri2glb
bons agt Mueller. Buttfrhcd ag same Meehah asi Ken
cam agt Gardner spdilshon agt Dar'ai VOL aGt ADIa
-UTieIs granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
EATEN Up BY IMPROVEMENTS.

Persons owning property on the West Side,
above Central Park have held several meetings lately
to the oppressive assessments levied on account
Of improvements These improvements mainly on st.
Nicholas and Sixth and Seventnaves, consisting OF
widening regulating. grading, paving, draining, etc,
were bcgun when Andrew ii. Green was President OF
the Park Commission, under law making them TAX on
the city at large Owners were thus debarred from Of
fering opposition subsequently, however law was
passed lcyyiug half the city and half on the property
The apparent rise value looked upOu as the
result OF the improvements then abOut completed But
about two three Years ago, through the instrument
tally il is alleged, OF Mr. Green the whole OF the assess
ment was levied the property. The properyovners
some 400 800 that they are reluctant 10 abandon
their property, after having paid the taxes II
for several years but tney fild that they must
do this unless the Legislature gives them sumo relief
The Illegal and fraudulent contracts the property
call them, making the assessments larger fhan
the amount for which the property Will sell. About
year ago law passed making the assessments pay
able in three parts, with interest at the rate OF instead
OF II per cent The properly owners claim that TINS mas
afforded little relief.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
BOYS BURNED WITH MURIATIC ACID.

For some time number of boys have been in
the habit Of gathering in front OF ST. AnthODys Roman
Catholic Church. on Greenpoint-aye,
Greenpoint the great annoyance OF the sexton, John
OHara On Saturday while fifteen Of these boys were
playing fences Of the church OIara ordered them
away They refused 10 do and shouted leeringy at
him OHara thcreulvn became exasperated and hurled
at the boys bottle Of muriac acld, which was seat
tered the boy iDjuriDg OF them severely.
Those badly burned By the acd Louis Lipnan No
1o9 Oaklaudaye.; John and Edward MarquaTdt No 1876
GreeDpOmtave.; Louis DOrnlIcimer No. l57 Green
pointayc, aud JOhu Mcdonald, No. 1870 IndIa-st.
Their screams brought many spectators TO the spot
well rs number OF policemen from the Seventh Pre-
cinct which Is only few rods away. Officer Poole
arrested O'Hara, who declared he DID mol know
what the bottle cOnta ned The pastor OF the church
the Rev. w. J. Lane confirmed 0'Haras statement Dur
ing recent far he sad the aeid for gyanc
battery and bottle tanning 1t IN Tic base.
Of the church OIiara is said to be nofonsye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
NOT A CHAMPION FOUR DARED CREW.

A few have raised some ridiculous rcmOn-
stranccs against Cuumba's scudiug crew across the
ocean. To them simply say hat ~ an independent
body the Columbia COLLEGE BOat tluD can, and VIII.
manage its affairs, and that II VIII enter any open
amateur that IL wishes to enter whether they are
r.wed ON the Thames the laugtScKiang. our crew
does the champion four-DGrrd crew 81 America
for as Affairs stand claim that little; tut
victory has uniformly attended our four since Cnluuhls
unfortunate experience at Phiadc phd We have Vainy
tired Ia arrange a with Am ricaI cDic-c.
Princeton and Cornell have fallen away aud our ncgO-
tations with Harvard have resulted in nothing. II j.,
by the way, particularly uuhccOmirg foI Cornell 10
oncSiun The prDpricty ~ sending the proposed
crew for Columbia made sincere effort tO meet that
college in four-odr,d race last sumner. and Cornt II
WAS entirely responsible for the failure 20 bring about
meeting. We make b1astful prophecies tor the men
who 20 maintain Columbia reputation for pluck upon
foreign waters; bui have, ut least confidence that
they will not belle that reputation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
THE COLUMBIA CREW ABROAD.
PLEASANT WORDS FROM AN ENGLISH JOURNAL
From The Fdii Man Gozete
hoatipp CORE spOndPut writes 10 us that

PLEASANT WORDS FROM AN ENGLISH JOURNAL
From The Pdii Man Gozehe.
boating correspondent writes 10 us that
Columbia College will send four to England tins next
summer 10 compete at Henley Regatta. The Columbia
hast season said that they contemplate also enter
They intend arrive In England two months be-
for, Henley Regatta. allow ample time for train
ing aud for getting acclhnatzcd. They Will come over
six strong, to have two reserve men. There
is 10 Doubt that they will be Wen re
ccived "a Henley they will have decided
chance winning the Stewards Cup, II they at all
up 10 form II they fast the Harvard men were
in 1860 allowing for the change Of sliding seats they
will make II Troublesome Tor the hes; English crews. for
they Will have only this race 10 attend tor al all
events lhevwlll nave eigiioar their hands. even
of them try for the souls and paIs. Al Henley
the leading clubs almost invariably have cighs well
fours their hands The Grand Challenge X tie
piece de resistance. and comes frat III the day so that
for the Stewards Cup have taken out OF
them before they 10 the post. We hope that The
London ana Thames Gibbs viii do their best to SEM
good ours represent river clubs We also hope that
the Jcs. College -four. which the Visitors Cup 40
easily last year may he aoat again: their club Is hume
REALLY far weaker than that of American colleges hut Tor
all that they would Ire worthy representatives. Of Cam
bridge oxford did do much at Henley. last year. he
yond winning the diamonds let H. hope they will start
four time. The NisitoT3 Cup t.. hy rule,
fined To Elg Ia colleges aud certain schools; univrrs-
ties barred from il. II would however be graceful
compliment the towards tn admit Columbia, for
the season, INTO the list Of competitors qualified 10 row
%
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
LIMITING IRON MANUFACTURING.

A combination has been made by mannfac-
tuYers and dealers in merchant" iron TO stimulate
prices. A. W. Humphreys, New-York manager Of the
Steel and Association states that the Nail Assoca
ton agreed in December to shut off work IN the mills
for the equivalent Of six weeks thirteen weeks
from that time until A. ri The Western nail men theu
advanced the price 20 cents keg. This IL is claimed
was done to prevent Oyersuplly For tins, MI
Humphreys saws the PIttsburg have been
working over cid bar iron and by representing ii
10 DC hrs-class stock have been undersel ling
New YORK dealers. A few days ago the Western Iron
Association enbTaci all the merchant iron ills west
OF The Aleghanes agreed to cooperate to eurtal pro
ductiOn by limiting various IN ts TO running single
turn or its equivalent all finished iron and after
February The effect Of this action in which II Is SAID
Eastern Iron Association agrees TO cooperate with
out taking any formal action, is shown, Mr. Humphreys
states in the advance already in jObbers prices OF fully
81 30 per The managers Of tho Bessener steel
Mills having failed 10 make formal combination have
agreed II Is said, Manufacture any more steel
rails, but to hold back for higher prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.
NE SHIPS Is rnR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


WAsHINGToN, Jan. 27.-Ihe Navy Depart
neiI ha. received dispatches from ReaT-Admiral WI
liam Leroy, lmmaudng tIe European station. dated
II Smyrna. January "a. lie states that n arrived III
that place the day previous In his flagship the Trenton
six DAYS from vile Franche. The Alliance was IN The
harbor Of SMYRNA but would be sent westward few
dny-. Toe Marion al Nil.e Franchc. The |andIIh
Wa supposed To he at Alexandria. ON the I'd al Jan
nary Admiral lrIsOy with his sft and the ancd
states Consul visited The Governor Of tile Nily"i, Srm
pasha ana received with IA" customary c"ttc,icr
The Trenton would for the present. remain AT smyrna
The Navy Department IL informed ~ the arrival oi the
Essex. FerIaHdIna. Peru on November u The health
the officers aud generally good with the "a
eep'ian 81 some cases OF Intermittent fever.
The Uued States steamer Saratoga mas arrived here
Pavni4ter A. j.. IIitchiid Il ordered To the training
shin Minnesota. ~ Ncw-Y York. hpmau j. Brown
deilca.d from the luscJrora. and ordered 90 thr ui
teal .chonshIp Jane Owu san Francisco. Cdrpcu.
Warrcu Barnard i detached from the receiving Imp
Independence and ordered 10 the Department ul Yards
and Docks. at the Navy Yard, ~ Mare Island, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
CIVIL NOTES.

Owing TO the crowded condition of the cal
endar in the United states District Court Judge Blach.
ford. Saturday, adjourned the argument the de-
murrer in the Illdcn income tax suit until nox sat
urday.
The Surrogate, on Saturday, in the matter
of the Gouraud will directed the questions 10 the
legitimacy of the To be referred 10 the Supreme
Court for adjudication pending the progress OF the
probate.
James w. Taylor, of Newburg, was sworn
IN, on Saturday, by Judge Blatchiord. in the United
States District Court Register Bankruptcy place
of Register John W Little, who recently succeeded 10 the
vacancy created by the resignation OF Register Isaiah T.
Williams.
Sergeant Augustus Miller, whose periinacity
first in compelling his restoration TO the police force
the ground that he had been improperly discharged and
second, III obtaining his salary has become well known
in the courts. ucceeded Saturday In partly obtaining
the second effort Judge Lawrence granted him "a per
emptOIy mandalus against the Ponce Coins siGncis,
requiring them 60 draw warrant in his favor for S266
&C. judge Lawrence said about time To end this
litigation" Miller has Still suit pending for his salary
for the two years during which he WAS suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
HUDSON CoUNTY's MISSING CLERK.

1t has been found that the deficiency in the
clerks Office of Hudson County Will be more than
$1,000, ana perhaps amount 10 $4,000 or $4,000
Besides 700 due the Hoboken Land and Improve
meEt Company. there il a deposit OF $500 silt,
the Judges about IL 000 and the she1fs 81,
Zoo, and tae deficit III nnes COSTS anu Incense money r.
the bOndsmen iOf County Clerk James NJ. Brann,
took possession OF the once on satufday,
creditors They intend 10 reduce expenses so
that .he deficiency may Dc made UP during the next
twenty-five months aud began by dschargng George
Adoll Of the clerks Br.inn left home on Thursday,
saylug ne going NewIOTk. IL was soon reported
that he had been taken an insane asylum Mr. Brock
received letter from Braln on Saturday giving no clue
his present abode but saving he had been robbed OF
large amount of money in Ncw-IoTk Branns Troubles
are said have begun in his attempt to start daily
PAPER IN Jersey City, The EpeRtg Nees II is also sad
that he spent mue money during the political campaign
A 0rganiZiue clubs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
Mr.. BEECHER MlsREpREsENTEp.

Mr. Beecher, before ms sermon yesterday
morning took occasion refer TO the "misrpresenia-
ton" he termed IT, to which he had recently been
subjected IN the newspapers. Referring to his sermon
On he'll. lie SAID that statements attributed to him in the
papers The day following It's delivery. made
by HIM. Tho reporters good fellows" he said /;
many Of them eolegeDrcd but must say that the
reporters Of te New-YOrk press are profoundly Ignorant
OF theology don't think they intended 10 mIsr present
me- bat they had set with the deliberate purpose
OF SO doing, they could hardly have succeeded better
They are like ltdc Jack Horner. who stuck FL HE
thumb and pulled out plum"
M. Beocher viii not occupy his pulpit next Sunday as
be will nOt be 10 Brooklyn His place VIII be- iilleu by
The Rev. Mr.. Noble. OF Ncw-iaven
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
NOT A MODEL DEPUTY SHERIFF.

On motion to vacste an order of arrest IN
the srit Of William A. Lehman against F. Nelson,
swede the defendants affidavit presented to Judge sin
mott in Marine Court Chambers. makes a remarkable
statement. Nelson in 1t says he pushed Lehman OF
bis house and was arrested in the sufOr assault and
hattery-soan afIerward. The deputy sheriff offered.
Tor 20, TO take him to Sewall Parker the plaintiffs law
yer He only had ~ 80 and that he gave He met
Pan ker and the plaintiff in liquor saloon, and they
planned TO him the law and the deputy told him the bail
was fixed at $1,000. wien II only $500. He
copied an offer to settle for si0 raising SO among his
friends and agreeing TO pay SIS in nStalmcnts Judge
slnnott thereupOn vacated the order OF arrest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
THE COURTS.
THE HOLIDAY WILL CONTEST.

Benjamin Holiday, the well known express
manager, gave his wife large amount of real estate in
Westchester County the express understanding as he
says, that she should leave 1t to him by her will Such
Will made by her in 1871, but in 1873 she made
another win giving her property 70 her children and her
grandchildren She died about three weeks after making
The second WILL Mr.. Holiday and his dsregsrding
the second WILL proved the first Mr. Holidays
DAUGHTER CassaDdra Calvert Baroness de Bussere.
died recently here while visit from France brought
suit in the Supreme Court TO the probate of her
mothers VIII and to have the second viii established
she suod executx OF her motbcrs viii and guardian
Of her dead sisters child motion made before
Judge Van Worst to dismiss the complaint the ground
th;i; tbc plaintiffs remedy action in eectpept or
proceeding before the surrogate.
Judge Van Worst On Saturday rendered his decision
holding that the remedy at law not adequate ana
the complaint, II true, presented for equitable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
A pEFAuIrNG CLERKS ARREST.

Alexander NJ. De Leuw, age twenty-one, the
fugitive clerk of the Keep Manufacturing Co.. Of No 500
Broome-st, arrested last week III New Orleans by
Chief-of-Poce Boylan, Of that city Detective Van
Gerchten started last night for Newoeans TO bring De
Leuw 20 this city. DE Leuw IL Is said wecounecied
In this city but was LED into dissipation He began to
defTaud his employers by classifying the payr0lls OF
which he had entire charge Fearing deteefion he
DESTROYED the records OF his dishonesty each month and
when, In December the papers demanded De Leuw
ced from the city. Il Is claimed by Mr. Keep that the
losses 70 the dIm will aggregate over $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
SEEKING TO USRAvEL A FORGERY.

check for $549 which had been certified
10 by c. Raphael. customer Of the bank, casied
three weeks ago the Oriental Bank. An Anonymous
letter TO the secretary Of the bank saying that
2COttageplacc would DC good for detective to
follow. KInzy was arrested by Detective Adams, aud
hs person found checks ana bonds which sup
posed 10 DO forgeFes Justice Flamncr, however,
charged him. deeInng the evidence insufficient to hold
upon. John Ward also arrested, and identified as
the who presented the check at the Oriental Bank
but Justice Fammer decided to discharge him also.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
P.fSSENG Frs .fRRUED.

FROM IIVERPOOL-IB Sfe0DphiD Bdltc--J. Brooks, the
Rev A. X. barlow. II. Cambc rim NJ de Grcn. MISS Annie
IIaau, Henry - &. Jones. \. -. Luanberg David Md
diet N ir and Ms. q. Pendle and 4. stem, Mr. and
Mir. rwOOd ". = Smyth, Thomas Tumhle, III. Wolf J..
Wcchacr Paul Calv, j. Ingls, C. IL. Tutte W. Hail. f.
Chaeyci.
FROM ASPINWALI.-fE NffdiaskiD COIOn-Mrs q. How
land and children Mrs. Brewster |. W Clarke j. rprane
r. fii,y aud Mrs. Undo and child r. Lopez T. VI. Par.
Io H. r. W H. Holman j. ThOmpsOn >. I. CLARK,
q. PieraOu, W. McMurkln. j. Rhodes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-28
ALLOWING BILLS IMPROPERLY.

preemptOry mandamus was granted on Sat
urday by Judge Dykman, in Supreme Court. Chambers,
requiring Henry b. Archer Alfred Walker and Stephen
H. Miller formerly Excise Commissioners of Westches
ter County to pay Sl424 to the Supervisors This
they had received but had paid II ont for expenses Tue
commissioners claimed that they had been removed
the remedy against them was not lnaDdamus bui suit
in which they could set up the bills paid counter
claim Judge Dykman said the cX commissioners were
respectable gentlemen, who were IN unfortunate
pIeicaueDr" from mscOnccpiOn OF duty that they
had made the mistake OF assuming the functions of the
Board OF Supervisors, auditing and allowing bills for
their own dlsbuIstlneuts.