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The New York herald., 1878-11-20

THE TEACHERS SALARIES.

No little dissatisfaction has prevailed among the
principals and teachers of the pubic schools during
the past few days in consequence Of the desy in the
payment of their salaries. The usuA date each month
for payment is the 15th and no rcaaon was alleged
why the postponemcnt took place this month the
teachers bsnn quite excissd
lsys Eu1shsw Of lctters hsEe been pouring into thu
HERA1D once asking for public coademnasionof the
unusual occurrence. MOE few attributing arl tho
blame to various Of neglect the part either of
the Finance Department Of tho Board Of Edcstion.
To solve The difaculty HERALD reporter set about
making inquiries last evening to the condition Of
affairs snd soon aseertsnci that chsnge Of method
o payment had been under consideration recently in
the Cofnptrollcr's ofice. and that result IL
determined not to hand 70 the principals Of
schools the warrants fo- the amounts due 10 al
the tcN~hers nnder their charge. INIT 70 draw
rant for the amoun. due 70 each terher individually
which Is 70 be paid on presentation By the holder
either by the Finance Department. some bank by IL
designated According 70 the old practice the
principals of the schools. after drawing the
total amount due to the teachers Of the school
schools undcr their jurisdiction. paid the
TEACHERS in the respective schools to which they be-
loled, but This neceassted tho carrying OF large
sans OF money through the by all the princ-
pals on or about the same day Of the month.
" was feared, in the light OF recent
startling developments of crime, that . stimuli
taneous attack might BE- made upon the
city funds in the principals possession and the pre-
caution dcsned advisable 70 guard against pos
order to make tine necessary arrangement. for this
change. which il TO come into operation to-day, the
Finance Department bias delayed some four days
longer than usual in making cut the warrants
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE STAND QUESTION.

The question to the authority Of the Supcrinten
dent of Encumbranccs, in the Department of Public
Works to the removal Of the structures in the
neighborhoodof Washington Msrkot. was brought mp
nj yesterday session Of the Common Council by
Alderman slevin. Tho Alderman. in speaking upon
the subject held that the clerks cf the mar
kets In this city had sole and complete jurisdiction
over the streets adjacent 10 the buildings and more
c-pecsily 70 all the space inrlndad within distance
OF 3o yards ~ the market structures BY the terms
of an ordinance passed by tho Aldermen some years
ago il was provided that 'al persons paving TO the
clerks of markets the fees pre~cribl by law per-
mttcd to occupy parts Of tho streets contiguous 20
said markets and within 800 yards thereof" This
ordinance had been repealed modified
in any important particular. It's validity had
been affirmed in section if9 of chapter 80
OF the Laws OF 1873 called the charter thereby giving
the ordinsncr of the Common Council the forcc Of
state law. long opinion was submitted from Cor
r,pration Counsel Whitney. whirh concluded by
sugy, sting the adoption Of the following ordinance
which was offered in the Board by Mr.. Sl-vn:-
Az orc,s.sew to explain and sn,cnd chapter 10 of the
Revised ordnanecs of fssa. -
Tbe word trcet streets nsed In chapter ~
tho Revised Ordinances Of the Mavof Aldermen aud COM
onsity of tho city Of New York passed Jnnc ~ l shall
deem ed include only the csrriageway and side
ordinance and also every porch. stoop step platform,
stand balustrade post rail stairway ana every other
structure and every ccllarway and space s.ndnT,
placed bcug in upon portion ~ the geund which
forms any such street or streets 80 established
Alderman sevin moved that the ordinance be
adopted bus Alderman Norris said he would like to
have opportunity 70 examine the subject carefully.
and for that purpose he would move that action on
the subject be deferred. After some further discus
sion the motion of Alderman Morris was agreed 10.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

STEAMER JoAS BsamALL tBr, ashore at Little Gull Island
Inc 70 sns
SuPJ wnEELEs before reported abandoned, was again
psa IN s os M Of ama al
BARK ASnLorr from Nav York sept for Dcmerara. 10
fore u q :: b G. s.
which kept company four ve dayss On the issh the
had % s"sas & ' Ssls.s
being .idc q the had than wind
Tho Antelope have from Is 100 miles Ne and
the storm centre.
town. PEI, has foundercd at sea- crew saved
Bns Yuan Nor. weisser, from stockholm Sept for
Il hxhi.I TlsSs, Cape Ca: and !. a.yiisht. iah,
ssssiSey sssiS 60 pieces 'e" ''' running o" 'A'''
Bn,c CAsxxsrA Of and for sommerside PEI from Eng
italy insured Ia Halifax
scnn rnos.s RAY, from Halifax ier Baltimore With
ScmH FRANK ExFRr. Fxlker, from Portland, at st.
Pierre Nor OCT 2S reports lost dock load in violent hur
ongcd In New London and sailed from that port June "a
so W, sss and o rnntsrsd @ *, Of
sail IN. the wheel jbsd tho ,.nss which esrred
away the M I As Iss, as cr,d se & ndsed tho main
@ * time -
iss conn
sisted ~ D qufntals Goldfish GOO pounds skinned
and 600 pounds smoked haiibu The vessel and cargo
belonged 80 Captain Kelley and partially insurcd
scns (}ES 4 Sr1SxR. launched from tho m narine
railway Nov H. and will rclosd nor cargo
and sail for Now York.
trained pr the safety Of the whaling scbr saSa Lewis
Provtneetown- Tho sailed lsst spring. and
tho Ist cf thiS month. snA only fitted for
cruise She has heard from leaving
port therefore great xiety IL felt by tho friends Of
ptain In PYovfncotown.
Capt John Gray Of schr Diaden. which left Bangor
Tuesday for New York knocked ovs6car I'd
his hnaaA an csstnc. sns ns--r-s.
RAsr No~ ia-schr Etta strppssn. vhich vas wrcskcd
s te shoals tho Oct. to~rd shs city aafnr
day sundsy morning taken to 7homaMon. whcrs
ehs 10 swned, for repairs
Sehr Tevrn In attempting from Bcvdsinham
With cargo Of ics Friday struck bar and hed Tho
tug Rssolutc pump hcv out with the Knieker
boeksrs large pump
top reports having hcAvy weather tho ente possage
I1 on ths 18th i, a. IL miles BY shs
fell In wfsh the British bark Renovn from Lisbon for
Philadelphia. Ia distrcss She took her In TOW and
lrought her Philadelphia Captain Msssap, Of the
Pcnown reports thc 10Th inst lat 81 OIL lon ~ A.
in NV gale she carried her fcrcmasf and all a.
tsecd also main and yard broke rail- lost
split sis received other siighs damngA Afcy
sighting steamer refused further duty set
signal Of distress and the Rencwn taken In TOW by
the steamer Equator.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
AN ACTRESS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE

Bertha Parks. twenty-hv years Of age sctrcss in
the ballet Los PapiIions in the Italian opera Ris
lctto. being prolnced at the Academy of Music.
and residing at No Goa East Twelfth street attempted
suicdc last evening by taking opium at bc- ressdepc.
Her husband. George Parks. had only left her for
short time. and when he returned he the pros.
trzte form Of his wife upon the focr. He
called " her. but she did not notice him.
He called lady living on tho same hoor with him to
his assistance and calles in Doctor who pronounced
it q OF opium poisoning. and advised
his wifes removal 10 Bellevue Hospital.
The police OF the Eleventh precinct we're
notified and ambulance summoned.
Dr. Mckenzie. az Bellevue Hospital devoted his mt
efforts for the recovery Of his patient last night
but thought at midnight that she would not recover
The Of the attempted suicide. her husband said
was the fact OF his being ont OF employment since
their marriage in September. The maintenance OF
both. he said fell upon Bertha. though he has been
fndefasigablc in his efforts % secure work.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
WHALENIEN.

Sailed from Bedford Nov Q. bark Ohio ID Ellis At.
lante oc~sn: schrs Admiral Blake Hathaway, do William
Wilson, Hammond, do.
Ciesrcd at do Nov q bark Ohio Eils Atlantic Ocean.
Arrived francsco Nov II. bark John Howiand,
Green from Pover Bag with Go bbs OIL 900 lps bone,
1000 do ivory.
4 Cook Dyer from Azores; 2ist, Arfzonn. White. do:
chas Morse sylvia, do; 23d, Sparks, Efvssl, do;
bark Danl Webster, Borden, do.
Sailed from do Oct 20 schr Acyone Fisher to cruise
I'D bark Sxppho Edick do 23d, scbrs Chas Thompsoo
Dyer do; c4th Helen Simmons, Atkins, do 18th, bark
r;yed Al Fays Oct IA bark Lydia Carey. with
sp: agoda Lewis, with $40 bbs do this and sailed
1Dth for &c Mcheeis
sailed from Fayal Oct IL bark Bertha Robinson for the
North: 18th schrs Louisa A. Holmes, do; Caleb Eacn,
Hyatt, do.
Al FnysI ~ barks LYDIA. Corey and ospray Lewis,
for the North. 10 sail I'D.
letter from Capt barnes. OF bark Sea Broeye Of Nh.
d,tcd Oct ~. arrived at san frnncisco Nov ~,
mort, having taken whales the cruise 18th. king $50
hills aO lbs hone: also took during ths
bbs watrus oil rnd ivory i0 bbls oil tho
letter from Capt Long of bark Josephine Of NB dated
at a. 1871 had ~lppcd his oil
bone By schr Florence Rogers, FOR New York.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

their term Of Office lcngthened ard they were to
he removed by the Mayor. Consequently the Cover
hal jurisdiction to the plaintiff in this
and the proceedings taken before the Governor
had no effect upon his holding of the Office
Dy virtue of this accession Mr. Stner instructed
his counsel Mr.. Bliss. TO commence proceedings OF
custer against the present Commissioners 80 that
he may regain his seat and ill the mex
pired portion Of his of six wears.
Mr.. Bliss Monday addressed letter 10 Mayor Ely.
in which he cited the foregoing Judgment, and said
that having heard the Mayor intended 10 nominate
candidate for the vacancy yesterday, he
wished TO apprise him that such an APP
pointment. if confirmed. would be invalid.
Mr. Bliss added that he sustained in his position
by Corporation Counsel Whitney. He held that his
client Nr. Stiner having laid claim 70 the office,
there could not be four claimants for three Offices.
1Iessrs. Bliss and Stiner called yesterday and found
Mr. Mcrkle to whom they recited the Judgment of
the court and made formal demand for the ONCE,
which was refused. Hence the legal proceedings.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

As1r,n, Soy 1a-Arr4ved barks st Olaf CScvs I.und
Charleston; Geo suppieh lUct Dad-, New York
Sailed ia,h ship Knesport Bp. Dun, New York, bsrks
Carrie Dctap 13r. Crcsby. Phhsdotpha; Borrono utal
Schianino. United States.
Sailed f-cn Flushing 9th. ship 81 Bcrnards Or. Burns
sandy Hook barks Ca,harine tBeig, Crown, New Sork
Jacob AL Gsrl Bernldscn. do.
Axsrtnpsr Nov Is-Arrivsd, bark Arab stced esw,
Skaptsc, Ne~ y~rk.
Sailed tsh bark Dupyei Cor, EhoH New York bsfors
reported sailed 7,h for rhlsdc'phia1.
Brwxrs Nov Ie-Arrvcd. ship Sirius tGsr), Preess Bai
tmorc
DoRpr,r-. Nov is-Arrved. barks Astoria tBr), Drum
mond BALTIMORE; nth q 18TH Brothers Sisters CBr,
Bulrer do: Fairy Belle tBr, Gardner New York; Aev
ander Keith tB,). wsyco,t Bssimors via oueepsso. !
Tide uD romacich Ne~ York; fsth steamer Lascciies
an Rowies Boston
Csup,yy nov ia--ssilcd. brig Maria Norwood, Ma
guire, Harsns.
C.a,s. Nov is-Arri,sd bark Minerva HssD. Gallispo
Baltimore
Do~rn Sov i4ssed bark Csrin sv), wcsterinnd from
Caiais Pr wi,mingion, NC, having repaired.
DrsrIx Nov fs-Anivcd brig Northern tFr. sherry Bal
tmore.
Wilbur. New York. ss.....t.H
GrrrvsrY NV isArrvcd in the rosds, bark Ge~trudc
tBr smith from Baltimore for Hamburg.
GaiwAr Noy io-saiied bark Burxermester Muller DER,
Fischer. Js,scs River.
GiuaaLrAR. Nov 7-Arrlyed, steamer Juana tsP' Jas
tansgs from Savannah for Barcelona
IrLi. Nov IS-Arri,ed. brig Quadrcon tBs), BeyncD.
Beaufort SO; 18th bark Mypsh tBr,, Potter Phadeiphia
brig " Parker Kccua, Montreal via Queenstown.
HAvnf. Noy lo-.Arived, ship Bothars Nor, Larsen,
New York; bark nereatcr Nor, Neumsnn, Phisdelphis
Sailed 18th, ship Kinburn B', Iarkin. hey West; TO
volvng Light B-. Coonan. Delaware Brcakwster; Cara
van wnefelac- Tybec barts Cedar Croft Dr. Young New
York: rmrorstor Nor, Jensen, d..
uaxDcac, Nov io-sailed, bark Levuka sen' Hsns San
francisco.
Sailed from coxhavcn les ship Ocean Ger, vost, for
Nax yars
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE GRAND JURY's ANNUAL.

Twelve members Of the Grand Jury. including the
foreman. yesterday visited Blackwclls Island. They
concluded their "oflcial visit with bountiful
lunch, provided at the public expense by the Com
missoners Of Charities and Correction. The Com
missoners. according to the usual annual custom
were highly complimcnted during the lunch by tho
jurymen the excellent condition in which they
found the public institutions. Commissioner Cox
offered toset to the Grand Jurys health. and the
foreman offered toast TO the health Of the Commits
sionsrs. Both toasts werc drank enthusiastically
The visit lasted from hapast ten O'Clock in the fore
nntil halfpasf ive o'clock in the evening. The
oficAl report OF this visit will be submitted to the
Court-with the lunch part omitted
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
WABASH RAILROAD.

The Board of Directors Of the Wabash Railroad held
secret meeting yesterday in the Office of the COM
pany, No. SO Pine street. Mr.. james A. Roosevelt
sgnc, his position president and Mcssrs W. Col
burn and W. $. Gurnce sent in their designations
members OF the Board. All these designations were
accepted. and Mr. c. n. Gsrrison elected pres
ident in place Of Mr.. Roosevelt. and Mr.. G. X. Gar
rson and Mr. A. NJ Billings Of Chicago. directors in
place of Measrs. Colburn ard Gurnec. The other
directors James A. Roosevelt. Cyrus W. Field, II.
A. V. Post. Morris 4. Jeaup, f. II. r.. Lyman, Solon
Humphreys and William VI. Bliss. all " Now York :
James Cheney. Of Fort Wayne. Ind. A. L. Hopkins. of
Toledo and G. Rdgely Of Springfield, Ill. II
ported that the Board had decided to build branch
road having terminus in Chicago, but the directors
refused to say anything about it.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

LIVERPOOL Nov 19-Arrivcd steamer Minnesota tBr).
Bnrwell Boston; bark Minnie IBr Kitchen, Norfolk Va
Sailed 10Th, steamer Iyrian tBri, Armstrong Boston
Lizard, Nov IoPassed steamer California tr), Donald
son, from New York for London
MoviLLE Nov la--Arrived steamer Circassia (Br,
Munro New York for Glasgow land proceeded
MELBouRSE Nov l7-Arrved, brig Frshiof Hudson Eu-
reka Cal
MAuarIus Nov l9-Arrved. ship King Cerdic (Br Min
chin Newport for Adelaide; Messenger, Gkcy New York
fer Hiogo both In distrcss-see below.
MAAssfirs Nov 1aSaed bark Fyldc dr,, Borthour, st
Margarets Day; brig Alaska Brl Halcrow from Rotter
dam. Smithvillc.
PALERMo, TO Nov a-Arrived brig Mary Rowland, Law
ton, Malta for Now York
Passages, Nov 19-Arryed, bark @ Hale. Higgins, New
York.
QuEESsTowS Nov IS-Arrived barks Porro tNor), Olsen
New York Succcro q.al Mofno Baltimore with loss Of
bnlwarkS; 10Th, Con6densa dt,D, stagno, New York.
on Fassnct 18th AM. steamer Egypt Hr Grogan from
New York for Liverpool.
RouEs Nov 1s--Arrivcd park vilora II Hopkins, Hop
kins, Now YORK
RorrxrpAx, Nov ls-Anivsd, bark James A Wright,
Spear, Baltimore.
RocnKsrER Nov Ie-Sa!cd bark Paul Thor,nann Ger,
ycGt, New York before reported sailod i2th,.
snLorH, Nov Is-saied, bark A NJ schweicaard tNor,
johnson, United States.
SHANGHAI. Nov ls-Arrivcd previously ship Sos Witch
Drew New York.
TRIEsry Nov l4Arrvcd barks Ala CSor, Asak son. New
Cmneo, do: Pnsqualino Htal Gacacc, do.
TRooE, Nov 1a-Sailed, brig Eta Whittemorc, Wright,
Cnrdcnns
wH'rrHAvES. Nov fs-sacd bark samnrang (Nor),
Jchannesen, Pensacola.
LONDON, Nov ia-Bng Pix CEcr, Larsen from Now York
Sept % for vaencis has been abandoned and her
landed NJ Falmouth.
Brig Dadem Nor. Ma,son from Baltimore for Esinorc
has becn spoken ut with her and sick
MAURrrrs Nov fa-Ship King Cerdic CBr, Minchin from
Newport for Adelaide arrived here to-day with buwarks
stanchions and cabin stove
Ship Messenger (of Boston, Gey fron, New York July
s for Hioso arrived here to-day lesky and With huwas
damaged. She had jcttsoncd 1000 Of petroleum
Will discharge and r-pnfr.
Bark AtairB. this port reports speaking Nov H. In
lat 81 s. Ion - r. the bark Proes Hartman, from Now
York juno p for Bombay and Kurrachee, dismasted
WEATHER REPORT.
BREsT Nov f9-Wnd f.
HoLYHRAp Nov 10, PM-Wlnd SSw gentle; misty; ba-
rometer, 20 455.
PLrnorrH. Nov 10, PM-wnd NE. moderate; fine; b.
ronctcr 1880.
ST CArEARISn's PorSr, Nov 10. PM-wind ENE light !:
haxy; barometer, 1885, thermometer As.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
WANTED TO DIE.

\ Mary Schintzer q German woman, thirty years of
age arrested on Railroad avenue Jersey City, on
Monday night for drunkenness. After being placed
in cell she made two attempts to commit suicide by
hanging herself with her shawl to the bars Of the
cell door. Each time she cut down and
watch placed upon her When she was
brought before Judge Davis yesterday she
said that her husband had deserted her
and she obliged to work 80 hard for her living
that she preferred to die rather than continue her
drrdgery. On Monday she had becn out washing,
and, after completing her work, on her home
when she sat down stoop to rest herself and the
officer arrested her. She was committed to Snake
Hill for three months.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
ysurDxs. Nov 5-sailed. Hskon Jarl. Mosheld. Nss

York.
DEAL Nov 9-The brig Hannah Of Prince Edward Island
Roberts, from Burryort for the river being supplies
with anchor aud M fahoms Of chain In lieu OF others
ported slipped from off the North Foreand last night
DrRLIs Nov she bark Patrick Henry, of Cork, from
Quebec arrived yesterday with loss of
having been in collision with schooner, unknown
Francis Woods, mate Of tho bark Lima, OF Yarmouth
tNSl fell into the last night and
drowned before assistance could bc rendered him. lie was
a native OF Now York.
FALnnurH, Nov S-Tbs ship Atmosphcre. Wright, from
Hmanos arrived to-day having lost two anchors
at Huanillos on May 20 and 81.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov Tho Aurelia, Swedish bark. New
hnrg from London for Doboy bore from of st Alban
Head and in here captain having fallen down the hold
and boken his collar bone, which has been and lie hai
proc scdcd on his voyage.
ScIIIy. Nov Tho remasting of the American schi
Miranda, Of New Yerk. which put in here 2lst u is
ceedng with despatch and she will be ready to hs
voyage ia two or three weeks.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

medical treatment, and his symptoms yesterday
of a character to indicate that the injury he
received would result fatally. The accused,
who is about thirty-seyen years OF age. is
married aud has family. The quarrel between
the two grew out OF the fact that Madden claimed
that Dowd owed him dollar which he demanded
but the complainant refused to pay. The defendant
then took hold of Dovd and pushed him ont of his
store to the Sidewalk and after a struggle he knocked
him down. When arraigned before Judge Ferry yes
tertay he pleaded not guilty, and released on
bail in the sum of 81 ,0ou
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
SPOKEN.

ship prsr. Ray fBr Miller. from Boston for Melbourne
" date &c
ship Tyro Br Raymond, Antwerp for Phiiadepbis, oet
-, lat ~. Ion u.
ship Moshsr Iohanscn. from Liverpool for Charles
ton Nov g. l@t <n43. Ion ~ 10 $50 So
shir Pattcrdsie dr. Gan.on. from Liverpool for San
pysrri go Scpt 90 LAT u y, Ion II ~ W.
shin q blanchard, McIntyre from Cnrdih for Rio
Jareiro, sept "a. lat I3 n. Ion "a w.
ship Lucille Talbot from Liverpool for Calcutta, Nov l.
lat ~ ~ lon 10 W
Bark Mallrvc Hsrlcw from Liverpool for simons Bay
Sent A n n W.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
SAILED.

Steamers Nedersnd (Begl. for Antwerp: Montan (Br).
Liverpool Richmond Norfolk rhips Star Of Albion Br,
B. dn: knskota tBr Antwerp; Bona Fides tHor,, do;
British America nr Iiavrc barks shca ,Br, do: Ger
Runcr Sor do: Berthn Ncr do; Harriet csmpbe fBrl,
Rochefort Anna Nor. IlAmburr Do Fiji (Aus, Trieste
Jamaica CBr) Calcutta; Enigma dr. - Naznre: Garth.
Fredcrieksadt Brnxiles Ger Batimore brigs Rcdown,
ton Kingston; Five Brothcrs tBr. Havana: sehrs sou,
SHORE Havana Hattie Perry Amos Fakcnburg Herbert Il.
Mary Wcaver. r II Odornc. + Lndlam. Pha-o, II
Pharo. Gen Harric Bailey and Bryan for South
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
SERIOUS ASSAULT.

Sergeant Caddcn. Of the Third precinct, Brooklyn,
arrested Dcrmott NJ Maiden. who keeps liquor
saloon 81 No. AZ Clinton street on complaint of
Timothy Dowd. II appears that on the evening "
the 18th inst Dowd had quarrel With the prisoner,
who knocked him down with his tist In falling his
head struck heavily the sidewalk and he was taken
to his homo By his friends. lie has since been under
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

Carrie Hx Barrett Kate Mitchell and Maggie Ellen,
for Boston Lille y. French Herbert Msnnn Ponder,
and VIM Rice. for Portland; Francona. for SALEM olive
for Lynn Grand Island FOR Bangnr Mary Frccdand for
Providence; $ Wright. and Iottic Friend, FOR New
Haven q Lewis for New Bedford and all Others before
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

Hall was called of first having l23 votes: to Hat
eel given the second and third lines, making his
vote a3.
HALLS Defence.
II argued on behalf Of Mr.. Hall by his com
sci that n ma,idamus should be granted because
the Board Of Canvasscrs in whom resided discretion
ary powers had decided by vote of IA to not to 90
behind the returns. BY these returns il was shown
that Hall had received 200 votes to Hatzes 23 Under
the law inspectors no. allowed TO change the vote
Hatzel has no reason to complain as specimen bal
was compiled with it would stop the county canvass.
and 10 order election for trife would not be
equitable ON technical grounds copy Of the ballot
with Halls name on should have been affixed After
the ballots had been counted they had ell been de-
stroyed. and, having been destroyed il mpossi-
bic to afix Counsel for Hntxel insisted the
technical objection that inasmnch a ballot with
Halls name had not been attached the return was
not complete one and should not be received.
After further argument the Court took the papers.
rescryipC decision.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
THE COUNTY CANVASS.

THE CONTROVERSY BETWEEN MIssRs. HALL AND
HATzEL IN THE EIGHTH DISTRICT -MANDAMus
PROCEEDINGS BEFORE JUDGE LAWRENCE.
The question to the result Of the election for Al
derman in the Eighth Mdcrmanic district was the
subject OF somewhat proracted and interesting ar
gument before Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court,
Chambers. yesterday. motion to compel the
Board of Canvassers To rccanvass the votes. the
casion drawing together numerous city politicians
and others interested in this political controversy
claimed that in the Eleventh election district
Of the Eighth Assembly district George Hall,
on the Tammany ticket, received 900 votes
and Jacob Hatzel. who running the
ticket, only received twenty-threc II is
now charged that this is serious mistake. and
that the truth is Hstzel received a3 votes and Hall
$780, which would have resulted in that district in the
election of Hatzel. The clerical mistake, il is
alleged by Hall. occurred in this manner-In making
MP the count the clerks we're short Of stationery and
the returns we're made up small piece Of paper
thus
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

WESTERN UNION TIME BALL. !
EEw YORK. Nov. fe-Noon.
Tho Western Union time ball to-day fsfl CORRECTLY.
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM YORK FOR THE MONTHS
OF NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
The New York herald., 1878-11-20
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DA

HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSEH
yATIONS
The New York herald., 1878-11-20

Hall was called of first having 123 votcs to Hat
eel given the second and third lines making his
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c O NJ s u MI = TON.

FROM ELDER II. L. GILMAN MINISTER OF THE
GOSPEL IN GLOVER, VI
VI have been troubled for several years with diff
Guilty OF the heart aud lungs have applied several
physicians Tor help aud have tried almost every rene
1y recommended, without receiving any assistance,
out had been growing weaker and weaker until hear
ing ot WlSTARS BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY about
year since, commenced using it with immediate re-
lltf II has not only restored my lungs to IA sound
state but entirely relieved of the difficulty or
disease of the heart. have hesitation in saying
that it is this best lung medicine before The public and
cheeriully and conscientiUCsly recommend it all
persons suffering with pulmonary mplaintsn