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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

poor woman who either had to stay at
home from church or take her baby chose
the Latter course. The preacher was re-
vivalst, and roared SO loud that he walked the
baby up and scared it till it roared, too. Its
mother arose to take it out of the meeting.
Don't go, nay good woman" said the minis
ter; "the baby doesn't disturb me-" 'tIt's
not for that | go, sir" replied the woman !;
cts you disturb the baby"
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

Year by year the glories Of the carnival in
Italy fade away. At the masked ball at the
ap2 at she n oSsG q tas wers r.
attendance only three hundred persons;
among these, fifty ladies and gentlemen,
dressed in the ordinary ballroom costume,
were. the only attraction, and their gravity
and decorum tended to make the scene func-
real rather than gay and festive
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

Glove, and How to Keep IT, was dis
coursed upon the other evening by a Boston
doctor Of divinity. The best way to keep it
we know Of is to feed 1t On gloves, opera
solitaire diamond ring. On that diet love al
WAYS thTives. 80 . lt= TT.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

An old, rough Clergyman once took for his
text that passage Of the Psalm, 81 said in my
haste, all men are liars" Looking, appa-
rently, as II he saw. the Psalrnist standing
haste, David. If you had been here you
might have said it after mature deliberation.' -,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

The Chicago Times says that Kate Cla1ton's
new husband was startled when she woke up
and yelled s'tire" at the top Of her voice, but
predicts that he will get used to it.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-03-31

It was Frenchman who remarked o. a
black eyed lady that her optics were in n ourn-
ing for the murders they had committed.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30
Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.

DAN in the right side, under the
edge of the ribs. increases on pres
sure sometimes the pain is in the left
side; the patient is rarely able to lie
on the left side; sometimes the pain
is felt under the shoulder blade, and
it frequently extends to the top of the
shoulder, and is sometimes mistaken
for rheumatism in the arm. The stom-
ach is affected with loss of appetite
and sickness the bowels in general
arc costive, sometimes alternative with
lax; the head is troubled with pain,
accompanied with dull. heavy sem
sation in the back part. There is gen.
orally a considerable loss Of memory,
accompanied with painful sensation
of having left undone something which
ought to have been done. A slight,
dry cough is sometimes an attendant.
The patient complains Of WEAKNESS
and debility; he is easily startled. his
feet are cold or burning, and he COM
plains Of prickly sensation of the
skin; his spirits are low; and although
he is satisfied that exercise would be
beneficial to him, yet he can scarcely
summon up fortitudc enough to try it.
In fact, he distrusts every remedy.
Several Of the above symptoms attend
the disease, but cases have occurred
where few Of them existed, yet exam
inaton of the body, after death. has
shown the LIVER to have been cxten-
sively dcrangcd.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30

productions grow and waist, grow
and fall, and rot while the price Of
cattle and sheep has nearly doubl-
ed in less than two years, with al
most certainly of an equal or
greater increase in the two years
to come, while everything else has
fallen. Let us stop quarreling
about this everlasting money ques-
ton and fence up our farm, STRAIT
in on a herd of cattle, supply our
own beef, pork and mutton
The great grazing States shall ex-
port vast heards, without number,
of cattle and sheep, and our grain
producing States shall feed Europe
NTH bread, aud our Michigan shall
finnish the lumber to house, and
the salt to keep her end with the
proudest and best. May our So
ciety be the means and have the
influence and ability to direct not
only our farmers to apply their
efforts in the right and most pro-
fitable directions, but also our me-
chauics to direct their labor and
business in more available direc-
tions. Our salt interests should
he immediately developed and pro-
duce at least 200 barrels Of salt per
day, and stop this everlasting waste
of fuel. These things would stop
all arguments on money questions
The gold of Europe would flow in
as soon as our foreign debts were
paid, aud peace, plenty and con-
tentment would stimulate the peo-
pie of our country, city, State, and
nation to continue the energy of
labor, genius and skill, that has
within one century made us the
greatest nation upon earth.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.

The genuine are never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on the
lid, with the impression DR.. McLANE's
LIVER PILLS.
The genuine McLANE's LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE and
FLEMING Bros. on the wrappers.
Insist upon having the genuine DIR.
c. McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburgh, Pa, the
market being full Of limitations Of the
name McLdne, spelled differently but
same pronunciation.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1878-10-30
AGUE AND FEVER.

DR.. c. McLANE's LIVER Pills, IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinlne, are productive Of
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
or after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them a FAIR TRIAL.
For all bilious arrangements. and
as a simple purgativc. they are un-
cqualed.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
AID TIE EIGHTH.

A meeIng,of tho commissioned officers Of the First
DIVISION National Guard, was held last night at tho
Twelfth regiment armory to receive the report OF the
committee appointed 10 devise plan for the relief
Of the Eighth regiment, whose armory was recently
destroyed by lire. Colonel N. q. Dunn presided
ana Colonel Montgomery acted as secretary General
Shxier chstrman OF the committee reported that two
plans had teen suggested. The Erst that each
regiment subscribe general fupd, and the second
that a gra I'D military ball be given at Gilmore's
Garden IL lualy determined TO let the
matter remaau in aboyance until later the season,
when ball could be given at the Academy OF Music
The receipts from the same IL was thought would TO
a large exten lhe loss occasiOned by the ire
TIE following RESOLUTION, offered by Colonel Glider
sleeve. was adopted:-
Whereas appearing the meeting here assembled that
the committee heretofore appointed ny the commanding
officers ~ vision organizations for the of deter
ment, has done All in power TO do the present
time. and that the action already taken by this
meeting IS best calculated the
purposes irended. and although believe we cannot
sympMthy with the Elshth regiment in
its great IT, than BY assembling here IN its behalf we
officers that may be matter of
record therefore
Resolved That sincerely sympathze with the men,
the Eighth in their serious loss the
burning Of their and thea, That regard
the be shared by the organization OF the
effort sake good far possible the heavy loss they
have st N ned
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
CANAL QUESTIONS.

Several members of the Produce Exchange assem-
bled ut the close of business yesterday 10 hear Mr.
Edward Crane speak in OF the construction OF
railroad Tor towing purposes the banks OF the Enc
Canal After describing the commercial growth OF
New York AMI it's present needs in the direction Of
cheap transportation, Mr. Crane railroad
facilities with those Of Baltimore to she advantage Of
the latter place 1t Is not terminal a,ilities alone
he said, are In need Of Our railroads unequal
the requirements of carrying trade. Mr.. Crane
then explained the present system tho canal, It's
expense and the extent OF its "seu ness. With the
use OF steam q ''ope-egged' railroad TOR the pro-
pulston OF ooats very much more could be accom-
Pushed than at present, and for the saving
peuse tho canals could be mado free. The cost Of
constructing such road as he described from Al
bany TO Buffalo, he sad, would bc $l4 900, 0OO. By
its use tue boats could travel threo mies hour
making dozen trips in the time needed to make
seven From Buffalo to Now York the cost OF con-
struction would be $50 0O0, 900 Tue Canal Com
s:oncr and State Engineer. Mr. Crane said, consider
the project feasible. He thought that by its the
Ca uaIs could be kept open all winter aud that great
benefits would flow u New YORK fit out.
There WAS ncitser Endorsement disnpprovul Of
Mr. trane's views tho members merely being present
to hear what he hi.d to say Mr. Cole, prcsident of
the Lxchangc, was In The chair
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive and Irregular.
GOLD 1O1 IA A 1OL
Government Bonds Steady States Dull and
Railroads Irregular.
Money on Call Easy at 4 8
Per Cent.
GOLD 1o1 IA A 1OL
WALL STREET.

I b
SATURDAY. March 9--9 T. N.
whether tho advance movement has stopped simply
to draw q long breath, whether II Is pumped" fos
good and ali, must wait until next week to dis
cover. SO far to-day's business 10 concerned no
further progress made the upward tack but,
on the contrary, decline occurred both in dealings
and fluctuations. Not to any considerable extent,
however, tho market being in the main nrm In spite
OF a manifest desire upon the part Of tho hangerson
OF the pools to pocket the profits Of the week Thil
cashing OF expectations SO TO speak, is characteristic
of tho small operator when face TO face With hol.
day, experience having taught HIM that dies "
sometimes the most dangerous day IN the calendar
should he be long Of stocks ana short Of market.
The desire to close all contracts, especially long
oncs pending
The day that comes betwixt
'A.Saturday aid Monday,
most probably had some influence In checking tho
advance, as well Of depressing prices moderate
the close. The only real ebulltlon OF the
day occurred In Delaware and Hudson, which suddenly
buobled up from ~ 10 4sH, but only TO subside, with
the coierity OF Yosemite gcyser 10 the point from
which 1t had started. II does not appear that the
pool be credited debited las regards the
matter from a long or short slanapoinV with the
movement, but that a demand Tor q lew hundred
shares from outside parties stampeded score
OF small bears who clamored Wildly for
aware and LacKawanna advanced also, though
to less degree. ana like its sistse
security fell back again nearly opening prices Ut
the end. There news, real or manufactured,
to attract attention to the miscellaneous stocks, and
they accordingly failed to pass The bounds Of limited
tran sactions aud small changes The bank statement
noticeable for large Increase the specie line aud
important decrease legal the grand result,
however, shows increase OF over $1,000, 600 IN
surplus reserves. Altogether tho most prominent
fact of the day the decine oil gold TO 101,
which is tie lowest point since April s. 1862 That
the surplus unit has not been reduced 10 days
ago is unqussionably due TO tho Silver bill, with ts
magnetic power OF attracting bonds from abroad,
while the time 1t repelled the inward flow Of
the precious metaL
OPENING PRICES.
Tho opening prices OF stocks at the Board to-day
were as follows New York Central, 1861; Harlem,
143; Erie, OK; Lake Shore. 62k Wabash, 15 North
western, 3S2 do preferred 665 Rock Island, 1905
Fort Wayne. 80; Milwaukee and ST. Pau, 3sH; do.
preferred. 71A; Pttsburg 90; Delaware, Lackawanns
and Western, 47; New Jersey Central, Is; Delaware
and Hudson Canal Al; Morris and Essex 6Sss illinois
Central, 74H; Achisan Central, 6oss; Union Pacihc,
69sz Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred, 2lz; Ohio
ana MISSISSIPPI, 71a; Western Union. 7S2s; Atiaato
ard Pacific Telegraph 21L Pacific Mail, 2l}s
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
ALWAYS With YOU"

SUFFERING AMONG THE POOR CASES NEEDING
SPEEDY ATTENTION.
It's strange how little understood Is the con stant
claim OF the poor 10 this great city. There
marked change their condition this season. ,sxcopt
indeed that the weather Is SO favorable them. Tie
number OF thc applicants the institutions
to be undimnshcd in the appealing for relief he
Charities Department, Mr.. Kc.lock states, rs not
crowded now the earlier part Of the
winter Special Cases OF distress are Increasing
APPEALS AID.
Tho following cases vouchcd Tor by ST.. Johns
Gud:-
la shanty at No 325 East Fiity-ninth street lives
jerry Foley, with his aud seven stnnii children,
VINO absolute need The man mas been out of
work Christmas
Al No. JOG ,st Forty-sixih street. also In shanty
live Alice Rcardou widow, aud her cniiarcn.
They the bare necessties of HE; have mud
no cntplo, mcnt tor several moutns.
No ~ Essex street. top noor, front house, tho
family Efhard on the verge OF siarvaLun. The
husband has been unemployed Tor our months; the
wife is sick. They nave two sma chidren, aud nave
neither food nor iucL
At No G3l Eleventh avenue widow, Mrs. MiIgan,
Is in Treat distress She u Sick suIIcr NJ from
SUMPTION. Her only support her dsus hier, who
works factory where she carus but tribe They
oxctn rent for iwo mouihs
Al No. us Madison street, thru floor. front house,
widow, Mrs Enen White, and her SIX chidreu, are
III state OF destnution. The poor womnn II indus.
aud worthy, but ~ now without employment
aud docs no ,rcivc assistance from any suui CO.
Al NJ 535 East seventeenth street, top noor, front
house, widow Mrs. Catherine Downcy, Is IN worry
poor nmstauccs she has to support her sister.
wao ID - cripple and child sue has dle Tor
several weeks
CONTRIBUTIONS
The following was received ior the family at No. SIS
Rutgers trees ifom,-
Baby Eugene. NJ
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
A DESPERATE ASSAULT.

In the Tombs Police Court yesterday John McCor-
mack, OF No. 33U East Twelfth street, invoked the
aid OF the law punish boy named Maurice KatIs-
hofsKi tor an assault upon hiT.
Nv Wnere did he strike your" asked Jadgc Bixby,
after scrutinizng the complainant uud iaIiug soc
any MARKS upon ann
HE deiiDcrat'ay threw n missile at nc," answer cd
Mr. Mccormack, growing inuignant he recalled the
circutn stances oil Ihc assault
~ missiloY What Kind OF % missile % asked the
Court The compaipant appeared IN doubt us TO the
OF the missile but thought that either
u Dcan o peanut. rhe summary manner IA which
tho court dismissed the complaint astvuisned Mr..
Nt('oruuck
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

ALLEN WALLAcE.-On February II, 1873, By the
Rev. j. 5. Willis, OF New YORK. j. b. ALLEN 10 CARRIE
NJ. WALLACE No cards
CARY-MAKENziE--At Trinity Church, HobOken
THUS sday evening, 2sih ut. by Rev reliair hodgsou
S. W. CARY counsellor law, aud Miss ChAgLoTTE
MAKESziE, Uoth of HoboKen, n. j.
CoGGEY --CoNRoy.- 26, at ST. Thomas
Roman Catholic Church, by Tho Rev Isadore Aiojstcr
THOMAS II. CoGGEi, oi Harrison, to ANNA X. CoSRoY,
ot New YORK.
GiBB--STAMLER Wednesday, March O, ut the
rcsia, o, brides motbor, BY The k, Samuel
carp, THOMAS GLIB 10 Virginia, aauguter oi Tho late
JacVu a. otainer, al oi this elty.
MOn, reai papers please copy.
MEILKS-MILLIKhN.-On Thursday, March u by
Rev. Dr. M.eLt at ms IcsiaenCe, JOHN MELLES, late
Detroit to SARAH LOUISA MILLIKEx, all OF Lnis ciIy
WEssELL-l.AwEEScE-F II, 1878, at tho
rcsiucuco oil the briucs parents, by the Rev. u ID.
Guhcn. RICHARD WEssELL, oil New York. 10 WILHELM-
INA LAWRENCE, vi BrOoKlyn. NO cards.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
OFFICIALLY DnCAPITATED.

At meeting ol iihe brooklyn Board OF City Works,
held yesterday afternoon, Mr. d. II. Smell, who has
been Inspector OF the Pipe Yard at Gowanus Tor u
number oi years, was discharged IRON his position,
ana Mr. Rovert Hib, an cx-Aderman was al pointcd
M the resolution Dncred by Presuent
assey c, ct thai the secretary be Instructed
notify the head p The "aruus bureaus OF the
partment That ealtcr cmpoyds viii be removed
except tor cause laid Tor future consdera-
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
DIED..

BAyLy-Oa THURSDAY, March Z, JAMES BAYLY, son
OF Inom.s f. and E'iza Bayiy aged years, mouths
anu 70 uays.
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited to
atenu Ills luuera from Tue rcsidcnce Of his parents
22j East 29n st., sunday March TO- at two O'Clock
70 NJ. thence to calvary Cemetery
BEpELL--On FRIDAY, Marcn 8, 1878. At Jersey Guy,
SADIE, youngest vi The late John H. Bedel,
a.cu yoars, III months and 10 days.
Rsaiivcs ana friends are respectfully invited at
tend tho funeral, on Monday, the lin lns al two
v'clook r. NJ from the rcsiu.nse of her CRANE ather
Mr. Garfct d. Van Relpcn, No. BOB summit av., Jer-
scy CITY Hclguls.
DLAcknuRS-March 8. DAVID BLAcKBuRS. aged 81
Relatives and friends Of tho family, also members Of
Henry Cay Lodge. No. 2I1 +. aud A. NJ are invited
10 attend tue funeral ifun The Lee Avenue Baptist
Cuurch, Williamsburg. this (SuDday) afternoon, March
o. 1878, Ut three ocmck
BLAsE.-in Brooklyn, MIrcn s, CEcILiA L., wile OF
JudsOu j. Blake and gnter oi the Deacon John
Ii. and Lavinia g. Clark.
The rela,ves aud trends Of the family are invited
10 a. tend the iuucra from tho Washington Avenue
Baptsl church, corner 6rcs av., MouIyy, the 1lth
inst. at three O'Clock r. NJ, without further notice
Bmowx --aMch $, lois DAVID BaowS a.ed AZ
years, months ana II days.
Funeral Sunday, two /. NJ, ,O52 81 av
BUGcn.-lh CuIcaeo sunday, March 3, EVA J. NJ.
BUEuI,, wic oi Thomas X Buicu, ~ nrr 24tn year
i5owDES-cosGEovs-- ---On sunday. January ~, Mrs
MARY iOwDES, aged IS years Also on SUNDAY, March
her SISTER, Mrs. CArnKRiSK CosoaovR aged ss years
and months.
bUGrxAS.-suddcnly, Friday, March s, ANNIE,
daughter oi ID. III. Butmsn, ayed 20 years
he relatives ANA friends Ipvited attend tho
funea from her late reslucncc, los East 3+th ST., ON
MUDoay, March IL, at one !. NJ.
IAsgkRA.- Brooklyn, l.. l., on Saturday, March
q, one r. NJ, MARTHA, secoua dauguter oi LOUIS ami
Martha Iastera agcd years ana moatns.
Relatives and IrIcn.s OF tue Ialniiy invited 10
at,eud the unera from The pesIdencc OF her parents
755 Lincoln place, ON Tuesday. March H. at two
uc.oCk.
tAsiLKAR.-At Kens,co, " cstchcster county. N. ",
on Inursuay. March !, FRANK PAUL CASTELAR, Of con-
sum p.ion, aged "a yrars.
k-istlvvs and lr,ends are respectfully invited TO
meet tue remains pt tho Graua Central Depot, on
Monday, March III, a. ftcen inmates 10 cievcn a. W.
thence ~ u, ,eenwoOd Lenvtery.~
COSwAy-On saturday, March 0. EMILE j., young
dau shter oi Margaret the late Thomas Con
way, IN the I'D year oi her age
me relatives "ud friends oi the fam!y arc respect
fully invited To attend the funeral the residence
OF her mother, 4l4 Union ST., Monday, the lltn
INST, AT haii past twO i. 81 Members OF Graduates'
ASSOCIATION, VI Public school NJ lj Invited TO
attcl Il.
CoKsE.--At Flushing. H. L., on FRIDAY, March s,
BARxEy IogsE ~ the sy.n year 81 his age.
KelnIIvcs and irIenus attend tho fu-
-nerL at his Late residence on Monday. March IL nj
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FATHER GULRIN.

Father Edward J. Guerin, distinguished Catholic
pastor IN Chicago, died there February %, 10 the
great regret OF most Of people who looked up 10 him
guide and friend He was born IN the town Of
Nenagh county of Tipperarv Ireland. and entered
CastieknocK College at rns age OF twelve years lie
subsequently went TO Paris and WAS taken respect
,vely Inlo inuses OF ST. sulpice aud the Vim
contain Congrsgaiiou lie returned 10 ireland, and
finished ms oogi studies at Castlvknock After
that he Paris, and was professor Of the
Irish College ulti uately COiulul TO America,
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
NINETEENTH WARD CHARITY.

The managers OF the charity Ball Association Of tho
Nineteenth ward state that tho receipts from their
cntertainmcut, held the 2Dth ol last month Ter
race Gsracn, amouutcd to 81 900. As the expenses
amounted 10 aboui 1850. th,,v have hand
,ury ~. 500 10 i,slTLute among worlny poor o
that distrct Owing 10 the OF the entertain
incnt, II proposed to or permanent orgaDztiion,
uLdcr whose auspices annual receptions OF
Character VIII be Civ H. Va. proceeds OF which
be devoted TO char table purposes.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
VERDICT AGAINST A BANKRUPT.

verdict of 81 G3j 20 has rocovered by Ea ION,
Cole d Burnhain, dry goods dealers, in tho X ipgs
County H. ~ supreme Court, against Robert Avery.
Tor goods purchased by the latter rom them. They
state thai led INTO The ale by rpprese
lions tnat the ueiuBdant worth $50 0OJ cash.
shortly after the purcnasc the dc,cndabt iaci
having paid for the gVous.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
4 LETTER OF THANKS.

Mr. Anthony Coms,oek, Secretary the Society for
tho suppression oi Vice. has written u letter D.s-
trct Attorney CatIin, oi Kings county, IN when no
thanks that Vilieial, Oenalf vi the ABOVE named
society, for having secured the .ctiou OF r Benz
Jaln W. uawkcr, alas Perry ,lias We,,, tho II ydc
maipraetcr ease recently tried before Judge Moore
tDc kings Couuiy, Long Island, Court Scssous Dr.
lawker. it wi be remembered, was sentenced 70 the
PenIteutiary for ton yoars.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
IHE wESTCHtS Err ELoPEMENT.

Il. W. LounsDery, Of Bedford, who olopcd with Miss
Clarke, Of YORKTOWN IN the upper part oi Wes'chcs
ter county. and whose BRIDE was takon from him by
her ntncr the day after the couple wcio marrcd, is
sti deprived OF tho society OF wife he Is pre-
p.rpg however To begin legal battle Tor her recov-
cry, aud VIII employ MIR. John ID. Townsend as his
cor ua,I
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
EX-COUMTY CLERK WALSH.

The obscquics ,pf cx.County Clerk Walsh will take
place tomorrow morning. ut ten O'Clock, at 81, Jamcs
Church, james street. The following are the pail
bearers selected: Mayor Ely, Comptroller Kelly,
Commissioner Wf.ccicr, County Cerk Gumb.eion,
Coroner Cocker, lax Assessor Muiaiy, Jeremiah
Murphy, Patrick Hayes. andrew j. White, John Won
Gluhu. James Dun pny, Marlln knvnnngl.
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
THE LAWYERS QUARREL.

As was anticipated by number OF persons who
Acscnt at the proceedings 10 bankruptcy IN inc
OF Asnsom n. TINT, before uuitcd states Register
Nin-iow, Br,okyn, FRIDAY sst suu wit
messed tho dliculty between the opposing cQun-
sci, the matter culminatcd ia COMPLIANT
and arrest yesterday morning. Mr.. Cnsries
The New York herald., 1878-03-10

Harris Phelps, counsel for number OF Mr:
ms creditors. appeared before Judge Walsh ana
made Affidavit, in winch he set form that Aanson
TIM aud Albert Auoery, his conDsei, caught him by
The throat and seizcd him by the arm. w-rrant Tor
their Issued, when they arra;gnod
before Jddge Walsh the hearing Of the case vas ad
Journed until halipast ten O'Clock the morning or
he nh INST
The New York herald., 1878-03-10
FREIGHT AIRING MEMS.

Mr.. J. J., Gossicr, superintendent at New York OF
the Uuloa Fast Fregu, Lnc nus rceeiseI the follow
ing dies ps,cn lfvm >. u. Kiugsloa General Fre,pht
Agent oi the PcnnsyIvan Railroad Company
PnL tpsLPistA, hnrcn q. lS7S
III burning ~ the New Brun.wck viii inter
erc I cight frame. reIght viii be s,lpycd irvn
~ Len fi pIa Dy the Doand Brook route until
Aha which wall be within Y aay twv