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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
N4Tr INTELLIGENCF.
FORMAL HoNOEs To rnr MEMORY OF TIE rrALIA>
KlNG Al sMYRNA-ORDrRs.

FORMAL HONOEs To TUE MEMORY OF TIE ITALIAN
KING AZ SMYRSA-ORDERs.
WASHINGTON, March 9Th Navy Depart
mcut has received communication FROM Rear- Admiral
Te Roy, commanding the European station, dated
aboard the Flagship Trenton, smyrna, February "a,
1877. stating that grand funeral hi-h hId been
celebrated az tine Catholic Cathedral of smyrna IN honor
OF the late KING Of Italy The FruGch Admiral, ie
Jcune the German Commodore, kinderiius and Rear
Admiral Leroy. attended at the Cathedral with their
respective STATS iuj numb of officers at each service
The ships by mutual arrangement the Italian fas
M haEmast on IN. main from cisht 20 twelve O'Clock
noon. carrying their colors haif-nas1 amt gun
tr~d from each flagship m succession, beginning
with the Trenton, every quarter al an hour during the
time.
Pass A,--taut Engineer T. =. W Cooper is ordered
to tile Piyn0uth Norfolk. We. Assistant EnsinceF
stacy Polite and l. j. vi !cis otuoTed "a TIC Adams
~ Panama. Chlcf Engineer Philip Inch d, detached
from Adams ~ Panama aud ordered IA return home
and rtp0G arrIyal. tlci Engineer T.. j. WHITAKER II
detached nom temporary amy 81 YORK ana or
errd to the Adams Chief Engineer X VI. bArile1f ~
DETACHED from iuiy a. Tie Navy YARD, BOSTON, ana
lltced whiting ORDERS. A~-i.tIHtEH@intcr Henry
Ho.vyg tittacltd from tIc II mouth and placed On
waiting orders. Cact-Eu. IHceis " l. CathctL CllH.
G. keekucr aud William b. Bagg- detached nom thc
Adams a. Pauaist aud ordered ~ rotGu h0ms Lnd r.
port arrival thicf-EHgmccT Edward Farmer = or
dcrcd temporary duty cagsr 81 STORES NJ the Navy
Yard. Boston. Mass MdsluVWau \. Cove - detached
from the Portsmouth aud placed waiting GrdeS. As-
sieiiHi nrr ). t. = Lawrence r. detached irun the
M0nOcicy. Atc station on tn reporting az his rthci,
and ordered 10 n turn HON" nud report arrival
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DECISIONs-MAACIG Q.

SapyeBiP COn1t-( HdmbtTs-Bv judge LaUTcnce.-
=, hyarlchd AIT Nicholson and anO. tFO - same ae SAM
(No 2)GrIni.. shephrnts Fold AIT Jackson T,th afs'
Smith act. Drnrvse-Drl,r granted ain est
TesnHn-GInntei. Sessions s.t hctariy-i Nan ne '"hi
amt and order Of reference IN this cas- Mhclp Nd'
O'Don0gAli do not ground Tor fritinF MS iui
ii N applied Tor. Sieen aet. Cuna!nghRm a., hhu .s
COdc Of Civ Procedure when aiiot
nainnI arrested the Application o. the dei'hGsh
SgueyiDr CJsrt - Spe-H Irm - by JUICE frrcu-
m1t-C0nnor Get. Cu1nOT.-Otder appointing H. Himill"h
guard "a sd ntutn ofAd seymour lIafwiek aSL i@"y
Frleg GRANTED and iuGorak.igs approved htybuii ~.
Uand-Crier siayiUR roc tl.iE- the part of p2ihiu
until sccnIity he Gied IN The matter etc. of ashtI
ilcgc a. poor pri~Ju fafM''
ard tschacs NaiiOHal !snk 0f fuflS AIT Iiazrll
rnosrd Csc and exceptions sgttld. officer agi ~
sng,rO!ers susPenfug lien OF judgment on appeal
the clerk 10 such fact with 'ocset bafuhnt'
vi, tial sramshp Or,!cfei that the Judgment el'
81 hsrs, e et e and that rstaH tija q" cnsis Dr re-
nl1y had We'll aG. COnnor heIeters report conn
III ;,ae1nept OF for closure and sale ordered
" o1n1t0n PIoas-Spfcdi IaIa-BV Jnlge l.ifre;notc.
sredrT-ilOnd approved. Arior as. = ~ ~
atom Tor motion granted, F'gHn agE Lyic; p'at
~ r., ,,,1rd sranieA Arnold Az. NoSs ~ sSPA ~
amnate srsnlcu Uaden agi Coleman u0oIehOVsh "6 ~
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CHRIsT,S LASTING WORK.
The Rev. DR.. c. ID. ". Bridgman, late o
-
The Per Dr. C. d. w. BrdgDlGh, al the Madison are"w B'F'
church.

The Rev. DR.. C. ID. W. Bridgman, late OF
Albany preached at the Madison Avenue Baptist church
Yesterday morning, taking for ais text Hebrews H. Ia
~ beginning For by offering He both perfected
for ever them that sanctifed.'
Tho writer OF this Epistlc said the minister, mad
rood conception OF the work OF Christ. He believed
there WAS something accomplished by the life anc death
Of Jesus which would never be forgotten There ARE
men who say the world is gradually getting beyond
Christ that His figure is slowly fading from view that
Christmas carols will cease 10 be sung ana thar ne
limo will come when the world viii have forgotten The
Chris:'s wish remains Who remembers IN" names
Of the wise and cntcrprishg men VINO eslaii's yea
tho mighty forces of our commerce! thrSt has
s0wu here in the world, ideas, sYmpathies aSlAi;l
from wbic, the world will not free itself There Is one
v Ills ovvr eotferne once ior all perfected Won This
nav appear paradoxical. Bat paradox while seem
t oyi,~ over Ms as il were robe OF righteousness
Toe act ~ understand il. Is twof0d Christ explains
irIo- OF what we ought to be. No work Ourshcd
in inns world without an Ideal. The man without an
idea les down cOutented and lansud Ihs IS why 80
man young men DRIFT and dIiit, following their im
pulses the prey u circumstance rDdeeDed lrfesoute
In =: last tie waves bring them on rocks, where they
are broken up and he a Trec, the waters. Al the
PAINTERS and culptOrS WHO ever hNed nave GtaWh ltl
faces from ideals more beautiful than any ever behed
Mn rey, succeed I'm any work unless they accomplish
II IN the dca rst. II not waste Of time To IL uie IN
mi mid dreams They help "a work, and are spur
70 AMBITION II IL tAs iIs the moral world We
must have IN IDEAL to accomplish anything. Aud CHRIS
tendon furnished the greatest OF al ideals OF grace
and duty.
Christ has perfected bv revealing tTne manhood Ia
HM ne sec man God intended him 10 be- whore did
these men " TODAY, who are THESIS ana not Christians
gef their idea OF what should be 1T was impaired
IL e in their childhood when their mothers talked 10
them OF Jesus. Christ Is not Only an ideal OF perfection
Int nc makes IL possible Toy ~ realize II ~ ourselves
He has perfected manner gerInIl - mat WHOA il
Implanted III II Is the inbreaihng 81 siIchs, 10
grow Gods work Is always the basis ana stimulus OF
our own In the spiritual realm man Il ROT mace le-
feet il made capable Of becJnnE perfect Ihcte n
nothing truer graIGer in life than To stimulate others
10 work and TO do good.
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HUMAN WEAKNESS AND SINS.


At st. Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church.
In West Forty-frstst yesterday, the Rev William r.
Abbott delivered "a discourse Elijah and his sins.
Nothing was known Of Elljahs youth, lie said, as
he suddenly appeared in manhood aud just rs he
was merging into prominence he disappeared He man
Tested a spirit which strange IN good man, ana
his weaknesses were only accounted for by knowledge
Of human innrmtcs. These weaknesses were exhibited
In all the men who recorded in the Bibe with
the exception Of Christ. Among the more prominent
were Moses, Abraham, Jacob Peter and john. Ihefe
general desire 10 be free from the ennitcs anu
OF this hte, and yet this was not always ain
The speaker not glad that human mfrmities
existed, hut rejOced that there was record OF them
He should despair or ever reaching heaven If others
with similar weaknesses had not preceded him.
skeptics had taken advantage Of their knowledge of
the weaknesses " Christians and had framed argyll
of circumstances but also TO make their religious belief
weak and 10 prnve the Bible untrue so marked and so
haowed was the Bible that person was ready 10 pro-
nOunce IL divine the moment he read H. III u were not
true 81 wonld not dare TO give both sides II 1t contained
the biography of angels would lose much of It's
es, 10 humanity IL contained the record OF men who
had Likewise sfIned and who had overcome their sins
and gone to heaven the presented just as he
was, nothing exaggerated nothing concealed Ia The
Book OF Mormon no reference Was made 10 any weak,
nesses ON the part of disciples. but only Their good
aide was presented Likewise in the Koran no reference
was made 20 the human intirmities OF Mahomet. The
speaker concluded with exbortat9n Tor Chilsilahs
10 unload the sins which were besetng them the same
they did Elijah.
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ARMY ORDEHs.

WA>uAGrON, March Io-Leave OF absence
for months rs granted Captain Moses Harris lat
Cavalry Lave 81 absence for year with permission
To- 20 beyond the sen. Il granted second Lieutenant
Charles r. Rue rcyimentJ aou!aut. III Cavalry. LiIyo
OF absence for four month. granted Captain Artln
Morris. ith Al t.irry.
Major J. =, FARLEY. Ordnance Department. ~ detailed
NJ "A member OF the Board of Appointments 10 assemble
II ihe National Annoy Springfield. Mass. April ). IN
place If CaptH!a J. N. Rollins, ordnance De
iarfincut. hereby rlicrrd. leave OF absence for
ono veur On surgeons Certificate OF disability win
.r -.inA To- 10 beyond The granted 10 Captain
James ii. Roliius Ordnance Department.. Major ". i
ntrler y MINISTER. b. relieved ron duty IN The Depart
mont of Cuinia 10 take effect IA eal have
cnmul,tcd his payments Tor JANUARY and February,
ISIS aud viii report for duty 70 the commanding GHn-
crai OF the Department Ul nc MssoulL
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THE COURTS.
RAILROAD SUITS.
TIE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RECRIvERsIIIP.

THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RECRfV ERsIiIP.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March 1O.-The appi-
cation OF Allen Campbell trustee of the bondholders of
the first and second mortgage bonds vi the ONO anu
Mississippi Railway for possession OF that road under
the OF the deed Of trust, WIS heard by judge
DruTnmOnd Friday. He decided that IL was in the
power Of the make its selection of person
to take charge Of the property that John King IT, was
appointed with the consent Of large majority or III"
bOndhoding interest, and has given satisfaction; no
claim forth IN the petition that he was not
capable aud his policy for the best interest Of the prop
continued as receiver.
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON AND QUINCY.
CHICAGO, Ill., March l0-Undor an order Of the United
States Court. Mr. Bishop. Master in Chanoey sold the
Chicago and Iowa Railroad 10 j. ~ Walker attorney for
the CHICAGO burlington and Quincy Railroad. for 5000,
900. $4,000 being cash down. Walker bid II IN Ior
the b0ndhOlderS. The attorney FOR the Chicago ana
Iowa Road gave notice that he would appeal To JuuSe
DruumoDd 10 aside order OF sale. The road is
about eighty miles long and runs from Aurora 10 fof-
estOn H.
LEAVENWORTH. LAWRENCE AND GALVESTON.
ATCHIsoS. Kan, March 10.In the Of the State or
Kansas against the Leavenworth, Lawrence and Gal
weston Railroad. require the road to maintain and
vided under its charter and grants of land made by the
State aud National Governments To aid In its cOnsruc
iion the company having demurred Judge Foster, or
the United States District Court Informed counsel
Yesterday that the demurrer had been overfuled the
Court holding that the State had right under the
charter and land grants to require the company to nam
tain and operate this portion OF lis line.
MONTREAL. PORTLAND AND BOSTON.
MONTREAL, March 10-Thc Court granted nan-
damus, Yesterday to compel the directors OF the
produce the books OF the company for inspection ny TIE
shareholders
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SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NETWORK ....


PORT OF NEW YORK hAWH'
CLEARED
steamship sidonan (Br). NcFce Glasgow, SCOT Henf-r
Sam.hp Cornerstone (Br) Hail. Cork for orders, j. g
steiashp Fernwood (r ninsdale, antwerp j. 3 Tucker
Steamship MossI ,Gerl. Neyuaner, Bremen via souaamp
'Vs eunshn Clyde Tribon Havana Cuba william p Clyde
steamshp Carondect, Burrows. Nassau. ~ T., Murray
II amshp state Of Texas Nckerson. GavsstOs via Key
West. Chas. VI. Mallory & Co. NJ,
Sicanslp Morgan city. Real, NcwOreaus, Boseit MOI
>f.an,slp IIndsOn eager New.OrlcIns Clark seaman
steamship Ciy OF Macon, Nckerson, naTsIlnal Deorso
Steamship city of Atlanta woodhull Charleston Jas W.
~Stpanshp Ecnefactor Jones. Wilmington \. C., VIM
shin Valiant Durham, Francisco, Sin1nson Ho"es
BarE Lavinht FatDu Bristol, Eng. Brett zen 4 Co.
Bark Virginia Itai) Beriootto. Hul Ing, LAuo Snsy
BARK Ialaho Utal). Muri, Malpas Eng, FuIieh. Edys
Bak Cheyaler DEB Frew, Glasgow seot. j f. WhiIssy
Bark prakLa Norl Nielsen, Christana Norway Funcb,
sarE competitor Ger.L Kuhr. stockholm Sweden Frn'h
RSr Cupid (Br) Frazer IIavre France. Boyd Hnc
shepherd (BEj DuiIec, Cehiue"s Cuos- D. b.
RAN .lmfa Coop,s Pane Boston Samuel Goodwin &
Brig Mary Fink. spencer. Coiunna, Johr Znt
ARRIVED
stearnahip ~ nghes Por, an Prince Feb 10 "a,
vanilla :3d Aspnw III .Si, and Navassa harch D. WIN
mdae. and pass. 10 Pim FOrwGOd Co. koD ~ wine Ds
an G0uayc Johu Wfuycl, waiter, ngsil1n aged - years
died or sGnslr,se March 5, LAT ~ Ion. a. paSso al o"
4,es,hip General Barnes. Chcescman Savannah days,
With nitse. o Geo. longe. o, -. ,.s -.
"a n.rl Nisnrrt CO.. vessel Isaac H. staples. Was
IO days ngsh Channel with heavy westerly gales
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THE LESSON FOR LENT.

re Rer. Dr. Curaa az 81 Stephens Church (Road1'
Cdth0tc)
The portion Of the Gospel appointed to be
read in the Episcopal and Roman Catholic Churches on
the First Sunday In Lent that which rectes the temp
tston of the Lord In the wilderness In many OF the
ehurcbes yesterday this was the subject Of the nsruc
ton from the preacher. At ST. Stephens Church R0mon
catholic In East Twenty Eighth st. the Rev. Dr. j. T.
curran said, in part:
When the Son Of God went aside into the wilderness
10 tempted, He bad before Him the whole human race
Hnt down by iniQuty, stuck fast in the miro Of evil
seuehng under the tyrant sin unwilling to be released
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
THE ST. JAMES HOTEL LEASE.

Proceedings have been begun by the trustees
NJ the spoord estate In the Sixth District civil Court
TO eicc: Francis j. Walton from The - James Hotel.
The hotel w:s leased to Conner T. Jones' who a-igncd
the lea to Senator John T. Jones Of Nevada. who sn
LEI IL t Inc c,rrlant The len,c made Iav, 1~7i
WAS years. the annual rent for the INST ile,
years be- rs 900. for the fourth wear $4,000 ana for
The last wear s-i0,OJn Tho plaInuns claim thit Mr.
WALTON Ia. paid 10 rent for The four months and
Is .nocd nom upying Lis rent by an order in the salt
OF he Mutual Life Insurance Company 70 forclpsr
mcV gage for 25 900 nl the hotel and mat the sfcY
iur the rent ample. Tie rustecs sy lie injunction
has been vacated.
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Gro0t Merrill sg ppiicat0n granted. Arnold
aRt. NOss.-Judgnfent ordered.

Groot Merrill sgt RobersApplicaton grantssi Arnold
aRt NOss.-Jndgnfent ordered.
naT1nc C0Rrt-Spec7Gi Term ChdmbGrsDv Judge
McAlam.-BTeDnan art. Baics Van Tine agt. Bell Kahn
agt S.ras-.urget Aiilrows Ksucf.Opiui0ls Med
Kennfly ag Merrill MarynSee .nd1rseme Its
on papers Boucher ag Ferry naggeit sg sane.Tliel,
ana Judgment ftsl. EchOe Foey.Baab. attachment
oriered. Hidden ffanahaD. Proceedings dismissed.
FnrgeDs Motion granted EemmiRg a2t Me
Nil Randolph ugt saue-Judgmens for plaintiffs Buckley
aga McGinn.-NOtan teIei condition that defendant
pli, for time coats. b. der BarTOW.NOOn
10 pay granted. O'Noi act. Disqualification granted
Hniess within DItin hts complaint $40
COSTS 20 defendant abide event cronin at chest (So ~
Motion to STRIKE irm caieiar granted costs same aSt
Sime.-MoIUn denied cost. De La NcIgno
agt Naturalization granted Won Keller agt. Piielan
Orcr vacated. NcM0rrOG AIT. Golrick-DtfduI opened
terms GIamm BoletfNO tiou denied costs Sglcr
agt Green The settlement should not be FeOpened motion
denied Ferris S,omonModon for sHbstitu
lion granted Hood IOod-Notion granted On
payment within three OF rlO kOfl agt Hay
Commitment ordered Wa!tmore agt. Wbie-Jugment for
plaintiff l,0l l2s Studey JaCksORMoOn 10 vacate
denied but default opened terms. Oestnci ag KNOX,
Motion gran o on terms Goldberg ast. HOseHOerg
yacate don't
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unable 10 land the Channel pilot and brought MN 20
York southern passage and had moderate weather
Ship Di3nent Ger LanckeBsn, Antwerp ~ days. ID oa'
Bark Ella Moore Windsor ". 81. Fielding, London DO
days, in ballast 10 Scanned Bros.
ARRIVED March 10.
Rteanship (Gerl Leist Bremen Feb "a via South
ampton lGih with nise and l3s U oelrics Co
f. Bucy. Had heavy ga March 3. midnight, lat
43 heavy gale of AMI rain sea suddenly be-
calm; remained 40 minutes was probably near an
iceberg. -. -.
Steamship Donati (Br) Gregory Rio Jauerc Feb Bahia
18th indsc. ant pass TO Busk JeyoDs FEB ~ at
10 10 lon "a 10 w. spoke ship Blair Drtiiutnonu Dbl
bound W; March la 81 - NJ 2q - ~ paSseT DARK
steamship Gamma BIZ Iidicoat Bermuda March u WIN
nidss. aud IS pass. 10 A. r. Ourerbriige. . -
steamship Geo ". Clyde ingram Charleston, b. C . DAYS
steamship Wyanoke, Couch Richmond aud norfolk, Win
mdse. and pass. TO Old Dominion steamship Company;
Bark Fila Moore Windsor y. Fielding, LONDON %
DAYS IN ballast to Scamuleli Brop
Bark LOrena OF Stockholm Blanchard Narsees % days.
with mdse to Carver Barnes. Passed Gibraltar Jan a.
Mozart Julicher Bremen s. in ballast tn
c. Lung Co. Anchored in Grayesend Bay fOr orders. .
Bark Thomas Brooks Waugh, Guantanamo l6 days, with
sngar Ia Brooke & Coz vessel 10 Waytell & Co.
Bark N0rd (NOrl Gucsen, Limerick 40 days IN ballast
to Benham 6 Boyesen.
President Daal tNorl Albrehsen, Copenhagen 80
dave, in ballast 70 G. Tobias & Co.
WIND-sunset-At sandy Hook moderate. W. N. W. ;
cloudy and hazy. Ar City Island, s. W; bazy
MOVEMENT OV OCEAN STEAMSHIP
LONDON March 9-The steamship Maria Span, Capt No
Inns from New Orleans Feb ., arrived at Barcelona on the
9Th inst.
LIVERPOOL March 9-Ihe Inran Line steamship City Of
Brusse Watkins from New York FEB ~ Queenstown
and this port passed oehes Point at sos o'clock this morn
The steamship Wimbledon (3rh Capt Watson from New
Orleans Feb. 10, arrived here to-day
For other ShO Neics Firm Pdyel
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BROKEN PIPES CAUSING SICKNESS.

Isaac +. Nacntlne, or No. III Last FiIty-
sccondst.. brought saturday before Justice OF
terbuirg at the Yorkye Police Court the complaint
Of DR.. Hamilton. "A sanitary inspector. Some time ago
Mr. Looncy. living AT 400 East Fifty sccondst., COM
planned of the fou nors aud gases IN the h nsr on IT.
Iesiisatiun these were found 10 come ON No. io1,
which H. owned by Mr. Valentine The soilpprs IN thit
house broken md ont 81 ord r. Nj Valentine said
ne diI not bud the houses aud claimed that the charge
was - yindjctVo Dr.. Hunilt0u sad rs was Wiling
20 Withdraw The complaint. " the defendant Wodid
promise to remedy the W. and Jn-ltcr Ottrfhorg al
iourreI The carn for "A week give SIN opportunity
o. do So MIS- Il1ncy says both her ddul tcrS have had
dipthcia her brothcTlnaw died Ia the house OF ma
laT! fever, and sac has herself been several un] si9R
fh.pu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
CIVIL NOTES.
Louis A. Jackson, formerly assistant secr'

Louis A. Jackson formerly assistant secre-
tary OF the Dock Department, has obtained writ OF
ccrorar to review ais discharge January H. 1876
ne .sy thc di-ch argr without cause aud without
notice of any charge to him, and therefore, under the
charter 0f 1873, Illegal
Oscar b. Peterson WAS nj Lyric Hall, Janu-
ary.5 1875 TO see 4 billiard match. According to hts
complaint james 4. Burke was noisy, bostcrois aud
some vhat intoxicated and finally accused Pcer-on OF
r0bung him. Peterson WAS arrested ANA discharged
Ne .ucd Burke for $4,000 Bhrkc Nas arrested. INA
has applied 10 Judge Lawrence Tor the N1itiph
Of the order OF arrest Judge Lawrence reserved ms
decision.
The suit Of Eliza Jane Walker agains
Joseph Walker IL before Judge Lawrence, on
"A motion strike cut parts Of her supplemental com
p,ant Tho suit for limited divorce euIbOdyns her
claims against him IN the Common Pluas suit Whch
have been already published. Among the pHrt5 sought
n be struck out are that two Of her cuiuien were bOru
before she married present husband, ana allegations
Of his tmprOpietics with other women, II beng ur.cu
thai these can have relation 10 any question "i
cTuclt, 10 abandonment OF hef Judge LIWIchcc la"
reserved lis decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
XEwJERsEy RIGHTS IN NEw-YoRK COURTS

The STATE Of NcW-Jerscy, Ike tlni : taic, has
"A law giving the personal representatives 81 person
Killed by accident n xlf 81 action against the person
corpo ration by whose negligence The accd nj occurred
II the person killed would have had such Hight " he had
survived one StallEnccat. employ" az me PtaiIS
vau,a Railroad Company, killed un the hnc 20 tAc
t,Ad s widow took ont lrtica ~ administration M
nv. county. and brought rut uLd the statute IN tls
county The company druurrct mat the srt could rot
Dee ronght under IL. S--Icr,l stat tc IN ths state
The Supreme Court General I'IW Judgr Brady giving
fh opinion has ovrrrult' te demurrer hoiI1v thHt the
,,iu,i-raf.iX having right. under the Jersey law
,ufoTce ihrul IN The courts ~ y " YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
\ poISONTR HELD FOR TRIAL.

Henry Schmidt accused of tying to poison
his wife, his daughter. and his Iuotherin-aw, Wa
brought on saturday, before Judgr Fninmcr. at the
Esscx Market Police Court lie had apparent parOI-
vs.n ~ drlirm IN his CELL and The officers found great
dlacn:y in cniro!liug him. Before the Court lie aii-
pearci dulct aud aucu lis family unable 90 APP
near The wife gni daughter VIII probably recover The
InoiIrr-naw j. ~ foc dan. ger. OWING 20 her advanced
age The poison pat into tns nu used ly toe iaE-
ill., Schmidt says g Ia h"mc az his mother u-law Ia
get him ont OF the way. Has family say his only ground
OF complaint tlat they sometimes fcOlGcd him Tor
lns ideness and drunkenness. Justice fRmmer COM
mited Inn for tIIal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
TRYING TO RECOVER MONEY ADVANCED.

The SUIT OF PIlny Freeman agiinst UtOrgc
W. Chatter Clarke, came before Judge McAdam in Marine
Court. Chambers Saturday, motion to vacate M
order Of Mr. Freeman says that IN August 1876
Clarke applied to him for loan of 600 representing
that IL in aid OF The star then advocating his Free
mansl financial vicws. lie alleges that the defendant
REPRESENTED that The star Company in hourishing
condition. and that he larke) profcsScd 10 be able 10
control n, being LARGE Of stock IN II. A few
days later he advanced anpihcr 5000 An article did
pear sustaining his views but he could not get his money
back and says that Clarke deceived hi 30, That there
vas no star Company in which Clarke owned stock and
he did not have the "pJwcr to control the political ana
financial sentiments" of the paper
Nh Clarke in answer, sy that lie was mn advertising
agent and bought The star 1876 trustee In form
CORPORATION. The filing Of the articles OF Incorporation
delayed ~ obtain capital and was ultimately
transferred 10 other person. Mr. Frceman's advances
were. ne SAYS. not tU him personally, hut for fhc Tr
poses of the company. Judge McAdam reserved bis de
eixi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
THE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILROAD

CINcISNArI March 9.-ln response t" the
Inquiry Of the committee recently appointed hY The
Chamber Of Commerce to thr cost uf completing tho
Cincinnati Southern Railroad. Tie trustees OF tho road
have replied In communication 10 Theodore Cook
chairman ~ the committee reviewing the work far
completed and asking that the Gruolal Assembly pass
an net granting Authority for mt Rcr iase or s1OuO,
bonds 20 put the road III working order De-
tween Cincinnati aud Chattanooga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
THE MESSING pEEpGEPOAT.

NEw-ORLEANs, March 9.-Captain Robinson,
the southwest Pass, reports that On
Thursday. March T. about two miles from Tho Pass, lie
fouud four awning stnnclons tied Together. three OF
which were marked 1irAlist"r," and evidently be-
lorged To tnc missing dfcigo-bOat.