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DROPERTY FOR RENT,
By 3. o. HOFFMAN,
Heal Estate Agent ald Auctioneer,
10TH AND SITS. n. ".

beAI Estate Agent Ald AuctiOneer,
10TH AND SITS. NV.
iSS new YORK ave. n. w., ID rooms, furn $50 %
esS "a ave. n. w.. 10 rooms. .............. 100 On
13zu fenn ave. NV, business b. use. 49,. 100 90
o.! iStn b. n - rooms, mod. In d. rs 90
S61 EIn b. NV, IL rooms mod. imrs ..,s 10 90
U1o iotn 81. q. y. Ii rooms, mod tmps.... 70 90
a2 b. NV, ID rooms, mod. imps. ..... Is 90
a: ave. NV, IL rooms, mod impe.>.. 65 90
DID 20 81. q. w., Ii rooms. MOD. imps 800. SO Ia,
re BY. NV, " rooms mod fmpS......>. 80 90
a34 3D. n.W.s 1O rooms, mod. impS........ 20 0G
e. IN ~. NV, rooms mod 1mpS......~. IS 90
o oa9 IN 81. NV, 9rooms. mod tmps......>. IS 90
61t IN 81. NV, rooms, MOI tmps....>>. IS 90
Szo 6h ST. NV, 3 rooms, mod imps........ IS 90
oo5c oLn st. NV, III rooms. mod 1mps. 80 90
81 ~ st. &c., rooms mod impS. 100000. rs O.
~ ~ N9' SVe. sW, rooms, mo1. tmp9. 49,. Is 90
!11 Ma. ave. sW., rooms mo3. imps. rs 90
LIZ SaIIoM By. &c., rooms, mod. tmpS..>. 10 90
II III EaLron 81 Sc. rooms, mod. tmps.... 20 90
19o0 81: nv rooms, mod. tmps... 20 90
ovo iotu So. NV, rooms, mod. tmps.... Is 90
81. :: ". rooms ............... IL 80
41S New YORK ave. NV. stera. ...........> rs 90
l4xo eW YORK ave. q. w.. store. .....,,... rs %
fee trent of1ce room, $40 st. n w,,, "a IN
Ofice rooms at lAl0 1923 and 1875 New York
ave. u. W.
FOR SALE
nOUsES ana LOTS In every section OF the city at
prices 10 suit the times, and terms that will suit
customers. Call and see my List before purchasing
oIeeM neio. aug31-n
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81. " 'AA'0' 1''on
l Issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month q bull
etn OF all property for sale and rant on nv books
which can be had on application ut my ONCE or
Will be sent by mail IL desired.
Loans.
81, 600, II, eco at Der cent. sen4-tr
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HARDWARE NOTICE.

HARDWARE NOTICE.
The Copartnership agreement entered into by the
late L. G. CAMPBELL & j. W. KENNEDY on
the 1st OF August, 1878, is notw1thst landing the
cecease of the said l.. Q. Campbell. continued; and
agreeahly thereto the ARDWARE USIN E5S,
in its various branches viii be continued under the
firm name of CAMPBELL Il KENNEDY at Cos
Pennsylvania avenue.
A continuance of the patronage of the friends
spd customers Of the late L.. @: Campbell and OF
spectfuly solicited for the firm Of Campbell Ken
nedy. j. W. KENNEDY,
+ MARY X. CAMPBELL
Administratrix OF L. G. Campbell,
HSrAn persons Indebted to the late L c, Camp
are earnestly requested to settle their said in
debtedness without de ay. j. w. Kennedy is au-
thoriZed to collect and receipt for the me-
Sep2-1m MANY K. CAMPBELL, Adm, K
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DURE CIDEB VINEGAR.

Old Cider Vinegar made In Maryland. selected
with particular regard for picking purposes;
quality Unsurpassed.
Green Ginger, Celery Seed.
White and Black Mustard Seed.
White and Long Pepper.
Tumeric and C0rfander Seed.
Pure Ceylon Cinnamon.
white Jamaica Ginger. Cloves and Allspice
With all other necessary condiments Tor picklilg
puYIo.es, for sole low.
j. B. BRYAN & BRO,
ser4 cost COS Pennsylvania 0penwe.
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To Advertisers.
To Corrsspondents.

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usiness Manager Of THE STAR, according 10 their
tenor, and not to any Individual name. OthefWlse
eence, etc.
Checks, etc, should In all cases be made payable
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ENOR RENT
II BY =. II. SMITH.
Zeal Estate Broker. Le Droit BUILDING.
Corner OF 9Th and atreetS.

II BY =: II. SMITH,
Corner Of sth and streets.
2022 r st. NV, l6 rooms, mod imps. .slO0 90
611 lStn 81: NV, II rooms, mod. impe.... 20 90
Ha6 uth st. n. ", II rooms, mod. imps.... % on
a5S st. NV, 10 rooms. mod. imps........ % 90
1924 st. NV, 1roOms, MOD 1mps. IS 90
d5SO st. NV, rooms. mod. impS. ..... IS 90
HDdh And SITS. q: ~, 10 rooms, mod. mps.. 30 90
8O6 n st. me-, B rooms, nod. imps.s. rs a.
q III st. Sc. 7rooms., MOD imps.......>. s. 90
132 Mass. ave. Q 8 rooms, moo imps... 06 OO
1OO6 II st. NV. u rooms. mod. imps.,, IS 90
Houses and Lots for sale In all parts Of the CITY
Money to Loan In sums to suit, 1t Z, and 10 per
CENT. aug27-r
t"A ~ Agent Lie st. e. Nv. 1t.S' zeal Estate
Frame Store and Dwelling, It'll Pa ave. NV.
S-story RIsne BIO go St., mod. imps., 10 rooms
story Brtck, 81 18th st. NV. med. imps.. 10 rs
Frame House, 3OS 14th st. a. w., Tors, moi. imps
2-story Brick. 1919 L st. NV, n. al mod i'm
2-s sty ame. S013 street northwest, rooms.
Brick House, 1000 s'r ct nor: Invest, a rooms
DEAL EST ATE BIZ -LETiN,
IL WIN. Z. BURFORD, 706 street.
1hree-story Brick Houses for 6ole.
House, N sna s
improvements; $50 or 500 cash; balance in smaIi
monthly payments. or to suit purchaser.
1918 N st., frame 81 for hene ,ak
176l st., brick, ST., mod. imps. is
168 C0Ieoran st., brick r.................... Is
l1O 10th st., frame, 6r: ...................... Is
WIN. Il. BURFORD,
Je1o Zeal Estate Broker, 7O6 i st,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
ONL;H mp, R1sT IN A vALU1sLK
snsB q e.i canvas The sses Apply
?! bt rHk ssiJ5S rs
ss'' xaa ss 5 Fl s s
hkEk HI NDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
y OF v.ry rich ana valuable LAND sdjoinins
ut to suit purchasers Ibis land fr Sn is
coLve, nee TO the city and its quality. 1: most ad
; Tsss ssa Up ei:y sTn s.. cSssiS mis-.
IAIokFAHDSr 1 r. sos sd ss1sS ~ GOAL
The sa. fronting lee feet
email family {.ll q which vas ussa for years
@ FHs ). Lee 1ss =. or n
bargain, vfa:--One,efth Of its former vai~e. 1t is
well s,spted fer the foilowing kinds Of business
ssone,crushing or Asphalt grinding, &C., &C.
gd be for G'h s,W pro
sep4 st Corner 18th st and Penn. ava.
Sls 600 TO LOAN ON REAL rs rATA IN
sp mus 10 suit, at per CO 1t. int rest pply 70
,ers 5. Corner Fin 81 81. D ana noaislans ave-
= FlNTURES OF q q .nts and Ladies Furnishing
es .ste' Inquire at sli Pennsylvania, ssesas
GlGAR STORE. STOCK AND FIXTURES
S1oo' COCO Iocation 7h street, near the De-
fs e, ssS ave. Apply HSd 60 rs
tel se,s4,s
IN SUMS TO SUIT.
ON WATCHES, DIAMONDS. JEwELRY. &C.,
AT P. wALLACHs,
Loan Broker and Jeutter,
sepS-tr 14l7 Pennsy vania avenue.
F9k sAL I !, nessts new BUGGY. IN e1col-
l. tent order, is for saie At great sacrifice, at
40 so ID street NV, where The vehicle can De
w new 7-room BIZ lex ROUSE, located north
s. star offce. sep2 81
CIGAR STORE FOR sALS-Central locaI ion:
- satisfactory reasons given for selling; good
ihyestn ent for party with small cash capital In-
qnlre at 1l4 9Th street n. W.. bet and II. se2st'
A PINE HOUSE, FURNISHED, WITH
walk VIII be ass to ro
s sasn ntaf for H. GOO pr year. Address W
FNrukEs lsc ws ssea s 81 sFosk kNR
sPe eHa a for nan with
gain Address H. Dr. STAR once be s seSs e.r
TOR sALE-Ccnvenient to AmmepdsIe WAY
Il O. fine BuIibiSa siTEs. a aSa h1 wen va;
MEN. BeitsV}lle Nd. Aoor'SS DAs sep 4 SIN an-
I BRICK, No. sos K st. n ": ;prettiest and most
us RI s au TsTg s.
F0K sALE-A desirable RESIDENCE. wei
n 1oeaIed. paylng IL per cent: on price-$6 500.
s s'0 cash. awe W. MILF fi Efar; co. q per
aue3l 81 esl st. n W.
TO LON.
MONEY ON REAL ESTATE,
In SUMS TO SUIT
4aS Fer cent. On hrst-class business property Of
R.o. HOFFMAN,
aug Si Or 10 b and SITS. n W.
TW oAN-S18, 600 In sums not less than 81, 500
AM se, Ds' CENT A' &H t. e. aef sunsqHp.
Si6oo TO LOAN upon Rea! Estate for one or
ID two years at eight +. Ds w. cent SiLLrR
Nov IL YOUR TINE TO GET BAR9AINs
~ fen9PeIty JOE sale 10 different parts OF city
sues0iy 9. HOUSE. n i7ss P ennss. I sys.
ssvsss HSTsEs ss he iaI!O1!ns p1los. s.e1
ausle-lm IT'S 18th street,
g GOLDSTEIN 4 CO.,
LOAN AND confession BROKERa.
NoRTHKAsT CoRNlR TxNxH AND ID srRxr-s
Prtsats 1~trases o. fs~tA ssrss.
Liberal Advances mAde on Loan or on Oommis-
sion, on Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry Siiver-
MaLes &C., Ior any time desired On very reasonable
%The Oldest and largest business In the city,
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SctPPERNoNs WINE.
just received, direct from the VINEYARD. a choice
lot Of SCUPPERNONG WINE.
G. C.. BRYAN,
seI2 st Cor. 18Th and L frs cts IT,
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DROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
j by the undersigned. for grading and soddlng
at the Childrens Hospital. until NOON, OF the 5th
instant.
For particulars inquire at No. %, over National
afe Deposit, corner Of New York avenue and 18th
street northwest.
SCI So JOHN C. HARNESS.
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ntD CLOTHNG, 4c.-L ROE deAlsr u
&C., 028 It'll street southwest 0ets great baFHAins
De pays the highest pr1oes In CASH Tor the several
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NOTICE! NOTICE! NOTICE!
We have now In stock the largest and cheapest
assortment of Black and ColOred Cashmeres it las
ever been our pleasure to offer, and can promise
all In want OF No. cashmere dress saving of
not less THAN 10 per cent. In all qualities over aud
above this falls rates.
Also, 18 and 19-inch Black Trimming Vevets,
from 81. 26 to 81 30 per yard
JUST OPENED,
Ballardvale FlanDelS, all qualities.
Also, 20 pieces Shaker and other Skirting Flan-
neis, from rs cents to 81 per yard.
w. M. BROWN,
SeI3-n 814 Sth street y. 70.
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NOTlCF.-An persons indebted to the late firm
IN of w. M SHUSTlR n BROTHER are re-
quested to make settlement Of their accounts at the
very earliest moment, as we wish to close up the
business OF the Old firm at once.
w. NJ. SINISTER & SONS.
September 4th, 1873 sep4- 81
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GsOOVOS cents yard
kosy's Double Busk Corset best In the city.
Ame Demorest's reliable Patterns.
JOB. 3. BAILEY.
NoI-u Cor. TIN ana gts -
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
THE HALL LUNACY CASE.

Tho commission recently appointed by Judge Pratt,
OF the Supreme Court, Kings county, Long Isand TO
examine and report as TO tho mental condition OF An
jury, have held two sessions II will be remembered
that tho Court declined to confirm the verdict OF the
latter named jury against Hall and sent the question
before Drs Corly and Keeie and Counsellor F. Smith.
rho wife Of Mr Hall applied II will be remembered,
in January last to have her husband atjudged luna
the OF his estate and TO make provision for the
support or herself and two children. Hall, who Is
about thirty OF age, is clerk In real estate
ing yesterday before tho referees WIS very rational
He testified connectedly and rapidly. He said that
his wife left him on January 49, that her manner to-
ward him and their children was harsh; she treated
the children SO harshly tnat no corrected her for
dong so when she told him that she would serve him
In the manner II she wished; when she lett him
she took some Of the chidren's clothing; she was
very extravagant in her dress, and at time he
her throw bundle OF clothes over the fence; while
he was working with Thomas McnermotL when
quenty visited the store, and one day he
her whispering with McDcrmott and he told
her that she must not speak TO that man;
one occasion McDermott, who had nursed tho
witness when the latter had typhoid fever spat In
his face aud thrust him violently into room while
and child entered the car, and the little one came up
HIM and kissed him. but his wife never noticed
him witness said he mad been reading law. The
referees asked the witness to- give his idea OF a
mortgage and he replied that 1t WAS cheap way TO
buy land He was questioned at length on various
topics and with two exceptions he answered
correctly The referees Will report the result OF their
examination to tho Court.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
A COOL OLD MAN.

The prisoner was an agei man OF simple why's, and
as no stood tho bar of the Court oil Special Sessions
yesterday his attitude was that OF spectator
viewing with satisfaction tho novel surroundings than
OF an arraigncd criminal. The evidence that he had
stolen tho blanket mentioned in tho oicers AFFIDAVIT
conclusive. In TACT he approvingly nodded his
head the policeman narrated the circumstances Of
tho theft.
'.And why did you steal the blanket, James ?"
asked tho Court not a littlo curious 10 oarn tho
motive OF so unconceaed larceny.
Withdrawing HIS eyes from the quantity fashioned
cornices OF the court room, which had been con-
tcmplating Tor several minutes with evident PLEASURE
the prisoner turned them on the Court, and with n
smile OF self possession answered. ~ took IT, II Your
Honor please, because wanted 10 make my son q
present"
"Make your son prescntl" repeated Judge Smith
In astonshment. "Are you not Just little TOO gon-
erous with other peoples propertyY
'Perhaps so,o saId the prisoner as he resumed his
contemplation OF tho architectural beauties of the
court room
he words OF doom, "throe months on tho Island"
fell apparently meaningless his ear. IL was only
when The officer toucnod his arm 10 convey him TO
his cell that no appeared 10 realize that he not
present IN tho character OF sightsccr. Even then
he walked along with ar OF unconCcrn that TO the
other prisoners WAS hishly ieircshinE
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
THE COURTS.

Gaf Flcischmann Il Co. brought suit against
Messrs Ledersdorf TO restrain the latter from using
label claimed to be a colorado imitation OF ono used
by the plaintiffs ana also TO prevent tho de-
fendants from manufacturing or selling or
using the term compressed yeast" claim
ing that those words constituted trade
mark OIL the plaintiffs. A temporary injunction, en-
joining the use OF this by the defendants, was
yesterday modified by Judge Donohue, so that the de-
tendants continue t0 manufacture aud sell their
article OF the same General G. W. SANFORD
appeared for the plaintiffs and s. W. Roeder and ex-
Judge Cardozo for the defendants
In a suit brought by Edmond Huerster, receiver OF
James Torrey and christopher rorrey late printers
In Spruce street, against James d. Torrey ana otners
tried recently before Judge Lawrence In the supreme
Court decision rendered yesterday The Judge
holds thar the oil OF sale ana assignment o cnatei
mortgage involved IN the suit was violation OF me
Bankruptcy act. Judgment was rendered Tor plalnt,
setting aside the bill OF sale and cnattel mortgage
Olivia N. Taylor, widow Of James Tayior alleges
that in November, 1871, her husband obtained
lie tor $1,000 in the Asbury Lilo Insur-
ance Company. she says further that this policy was
called in by the company proence OF making some
correction and never returned her. she now asks
permission TO present claim Tor payment OF TINS
policy to the receiver OF the company. Judge Don
onue granted The application
Deputy MarshaIs Holmes and Denbert yesterday ar
rested oscar BaumaS ch,ba Of no %
charge OF sending lottery circulars through the Uned
States mails Ihe prisoner was admitted TO bail oy
$780, although he claimed That the circulars referred
TO European government bondx
Il has already been noted in the HERALD that
Mcssrs Scott Co., the brokers, having obtained q
judgmon: against John Bonner tho ding broker
attached his landau and horses In Richmond county;
that before the the collector levied upon the
property tor unpaid taxes. and that on Wednesday
last motion made before Judge Donohue, IN Su-
preme Court, Chambers TO vacate the seizure by the
collector. Judge Dononue rendered decision yester-
day the question OF sale being disputed the par
agree upon referee to take testimony, the
sale by the tax collector 10 be stayed mean nwhile
There was q lengthy argument yesterday before
Judge Donohue, IN Supreme Court, Chambers. on
dissolve an injunction restraining The Bank
OF New York from negotiating certain notes left with
the bank by j. Dunniug prior TO his recent failure.
Further argument was set down for next Friday.
Mr. H. c. Dennison, counsel for ''T0mmy LYNCH"
recently committed TO Boomngdale Asylum in
sane, obtained from Judge Don0huc yesterday writ
OF habeas corpus in Tommy's avor on the petition Of
his father, VINO says he Is not insane. The writ Is
rcturnable in Supreme Court Chambers, on Monday
next.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
CHARGED With FORGERY.

Detectives Field and O'Conncr, OF tho District A.
torncy's office, took to the Tombs Police Court
yesterday as prisoner Ruius X Lee oil No. rs Rycr
son street, Brooklyn who is charged Win b,ing i'm
plicated IN the attempt, last August TO pass forged
check Tor $500 IS on the Yhenix National Bank.
The cheek bore the forged signature Of Hatch &
Fooio. II was deposited by Frederick Buckingham
tnow prisoner IN tho Tombs awaiting trinl) IN the
National Bank Of the Sia,e of New York on August
~ last anu the programme was for Buckingham
10 draw against H. but before he could do
30 tue forgery discovered. Buckingham
was thcrcupon arrested and committed Ia default OF
bail. Recently he made a statement 10 tho District
Attorney lnat persons Interested In tho forgery
we're Daniel Wright, alias Philip Stanley, ana Ruius
H. Lee The latter, he asserted, gave MIN tho check
In WrIghts presence ana In accordance with the
UNDERSTANDING entered into between them he de-
posted u in tha bank mentioned Tho arrest Of Lee
was based on BucKingham's affidavit. Ine prisoner
was arraigncd before Judge Murray, who hxed tho
examination Tor next Thursday.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Recorder Hackett

WARNING TO DISHONEST TRADERS.
Gustavus Abbott the Boston cracker dealer,
convicted Of obtaining goods from the firm of c. II.
f. u. Blake, No. Al White street, by representations
Of his sound. financial condition, whereas hc at
the time hopelessly insolvent, was yesterday called
up for sentence by Assistant District Attorney Roi.
lins. The motion OF arrest in judgment, made by his
counsel, Mr. sidney Stewart, was denied, and in scD
tencng him Recorder hackett said he agreed
with the verdict OF the Jury, he OF the
prisoners guilt II appeared TO him. however, that
the old class OF criminal offences had nearly
passed away, giving place TO crimes OF charac-
ter 80 Ingenious and committed by persons OF
apparent respectaDity and social standing as 10
puzzle the minds OF juries, and demand on their part
the exercise OF the soundest judgment and utmost
caution. The whole country was ringing daily with
the stupcndous frauds OF this character, and
they called for the administration Of justice In such
manner as to check their insidous growth. Tho case
oil Abbott was one which called Tor mercy, and ho
would therefore sentence him to the full penalty OF
the aw-three years ut hard labor In the State Prison
SETTING FIRE no A TENEMENT HOUSE.
Tho German woman, Katrina Kreckaidora who was
arrested by Fire Marshal Sheldon the charge Of
setting fre to her effects In the tenement house
cupcd by sixteen famiIics at No 100 Orchard street,
with tho intent OF oeiraudlng the Pacific Insurance
Company, In which she had effected Insurance. Of
$500, was arraigncd ny Assistant District Attorney
Rollins Tho accused, who is charged with other and
successful ventures In the flaming field o rson,
pleaded not guilty 10 indictment for arson in the
second degree and was romandod TO the T0mbs.
YOUTHFUL BURGLAR.
Michael O'Day. aged sixteen, one OF the burglars
who entered tho premises No. 3o7 East Forty
street. occupied by Matthew NichoL ana stole gold
watch, valued at $50, pleaded guilty md sem
fenced by Recorder Hackctt to i've years In State
Prison.
THE UNION TRUST coMpANY's FORGERY,
Ths announcement ON tho calendar that +. W.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
Ellro, would bs orousn, to cour. for judgmen. Was

Elliot would be brought to Court for judgment was
premature About two weeks since no was discharged
under the indictment charging him with being impii-
Gated In the $64 900 forgery upon the Union Trust
Company, and immediately arrested oy aetectiVes
from Boston, who had warrant Tor MS arrest on an
Indictment OF being concerned IN bond forgery COM
mitted IN that city Rather than 10 Boston Eihot,
through his counsel, announced his Willingness 10
this county ana afer consultation with the DIS
trct Attorney the plea accepted and tho prisoner
remanded for sentence.
THE MULLER ARSON TRIAL.
The trial OF Conrad Muller the charge OF arson,
having as alleged set hre part OF the promises NO.
rs Howard street, which he occupied as paper box
factory on the 22d OF January last for tho purpose
OF obtaining the insurance money, was resumed yes
to-day and occupied the attention OF the court al
most the entire day. Fire Marshal Sheldon In re-
spouse to Assistant District Attorney Rollins, do
scrbed ~ length tho appearance oil the premises nis
evidence tending TO show that the fro was OF
ipcendIary origin. Several Witnesses were called by
Mr.. Thomas Carey, counsel for the accused TO show
that Mlcr's partner Michael Flynn had usurped mis-
business, that Miller at his home IN Grcenvle,
n j. the night Of the fire. and that the amount OF
insurance equalled by the quantity OF stock on
the premises. Muller himself denied having sot fire
10 the place. and detailed nj lengt his difference with
his partner In business. On cross-examnation by
Mr.. Rollins the witness was unable 10 state tho
reouta Michael Flynn stoutly denied The allegations
Of MIler stating that the Iattor had full control Of
the financial affairs The case will be submitted TO
The tO-day
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
THE KITTLE JURY DIsAGREEs.

The divorce suit OF Harriet o. against Charles A.
Kittlo, already reported In tho HERALD has been
brought to an unsatisfactory conclusion or rather
conclusion, by q disagreement Of tho jury. It
was found that II was impossible for the
jury TO agree, ana they wore yesterday
morning discharged from the further cons era.
tion OF the case by Judge Larremore. 1t stated
by somo OF the jurors that there were ten OF their
number VINO were sufficiently obstinate to refuse 10
conform TO the views ol tho other two Tho ten wero
In avor Of verdict tor the wife, while the other
favorable to the OF the husband This In
wolves the reral OF tho cause unless tho parties shall
be more successful IN rcconcng their differences than
Wero The Jurors.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
A RAVENOUS SAILOR.

While under the influence Of liquor two pugns cous
men Of the sea, named Nicholas Buganski and Henry
Rhcnvelcl, became engaged In quarrel and for ten
minutes fought each other hercey The result OF The
contes. was tina. Bugansk bit OF piece OF nssh ovcs
Rhenvetel's lett eye ana yesterday the wounded man
sought the aid OF the Judge IN the Tonb's Police
Court 10 punish HIM for SO doing. Two thousand
dollars bail was tho sum required OF Buganski, and
not boing abIc 10 furnish so large amount he Was
conducted 10 one oi the whitewashed compartms MIA
VI the CITY Prison.
The New York herald., 1878-03-02
A STAPLETON BLAZE.

1re broke out At haii.past four O'Clock yesterday
morning In barn st tho OF lot Broad street.
Staploon which was entirely destroyed with It's con-
tents. The building was owned and occupied by Ber-
Dard Coy aud valued ut 5000 Insured In tho Wsstches-
tor Company for 5000