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PORT or NEWYOlh .....................JAN yS
CLEARED
ship James Poster IT,, Abecl. Dublin. C. Tobias Co.
BaTk Nuoyo Doyru tall Campodonis. Corr or Falmouth
Rafk SGrhhayei Nlrl Halv"r.eu. Cork Falmouth for
Eiri l. H. Deycbf, Wright Cork for orders J. W. Parker
BARK Ontario (rr.. coalGret Bristol. Eng, Bur.
Hong csr (Sor). Ksnre.sen. Bordeaux France c.
ii,fI .eplnc sfshL IT, italy. F. y smith & Co
Mig Harry Davies Orl, Haie, Passages. spain Perkins
ir z Apollo Brj Bensa piarre. Martinique II ?. Buck
ARRIVED
AID ansrnsi"n % ,b cs and ~ ps.s 10 JoSn q
Dale Ja. 20 iGi mlics L % S'y iiooh .,d an Anehor
foi L,erpeo 22d mile Steamship He'"" for do
Steamship civ u Merida. Reynolds. Vers cruz Jan Is
CAM, acs 7h, Prgr - 7h am Havana - %i'h mise
u 20 posed barA br. bound W. showing signal letters
steamship otnels M. bishop Hun Jan 10 with md'o
and Is,s - e. ~ wiiyh * ~" oaurb Ian o. Will, mae
,a sT Saa I SfrS F FSg co ' ' NJ" WIN ~
2h. and ror, ROYAL 25'h. with ml'e and
Hris farnie IL jc1nins. jof Portland sahopey. Havana
DAYS order; vessel 10 Jed Frye Co. Has had
IS 1 X.3s, Potter s Fs"Sr Ii1a Gays with
Gy ,n% & Sn % ct oSs A W " W.; clear
FOREIGN PORT
LONDON Jan % sailed 18th inst sarah Iloharth for Bos
ware Gsiesn 81 Lucie Nicholas Ihsyrr all er Hov York
Iuor 9TH Iiawaiha capt Little L"srah" tho latter for
NewIOrs.
Arrived i7h inst Charles stc1ar; 2jth Forest Eagle J..
pattan, Caspgn Geo. l.. DDane Bsnimcr Atograc Blanco
Alabama Augustc Dnrin ucyn Alma capt TobiaS,
Hattie H. Iona, capt. Iyancich, AgcrooD.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw.ORLEAxs Jan Arrived az tho Passes. steamships
Rita fvCrpO0l ~ Mexico Mexican ports. sale snip
cf R%aa .a -s sicsShp, Krouuynz Flied
rich Wilhelm. Bomn; Poirrsian. Liverpool: banks Muno'
Queenstown, sisnfd JAIL, Iralee.
PlAgEf PuA Jan - -Arryei, bark Giovanni d., Naples
Cleared. bark Verify. Belfast
DISASTERS
BATAVIA Java. Jan 2s.-Tie ship Midr;,t (Aml Capt
Tucker from NewIus July % for YOKOHAMA before re-
ported abanlone IA the banda pnt IN NJ Au,ooyna caky
and discharged her she hos since been abandoned ana
sold -
LONDON Jan 2s.-rhe ship Alahabad OIL capt. West.
c0t reported Calcutta Nov - far NevNork put IN ~
Point 10 Gale TO-DAY with her cargo on IRE o.-.,.
Tue BARK Prince Alfred tliI) capt B-cOn rom Ie9a'2
Fla Nov .afuucss rep rtcl abandoned ~ Us
disnasid aud only OF her poop was ABOVE
water.
MOVEMENTS or OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
JoyDOg 2H-Tc steamship Australia Capt ltalL IRON
Now York 10Th inst. arrived here TO-DAY. -,
QCRrksrOWA. Jan % Tie steamship i'rd tinc apt u
guar II for liverpool arrived mere
iO-laJ.
Itswlcu. Jan. 28-Tle steamship Lord Eslingon. Capt
Flair. nom .a4tupic Jgu. T. has arli'eL
UAvlK Ian 2SIhc stcai1st Up sarah Ann, capt Ne ney
from Sow OK Wa in q has arrived orc .
III" ST arsip Whitley, capt smith, nom Ne"'hork jan
iiAvASA IAN The s,oaf. shin city Washington CAPT
IARSI Jan SThe state stesuitlip state o. Neyada
Cant Braes from Now Yo. Jan II FOR glasgow areu "e1e
today. -
iFor ether slip Yer, see run PI7;.i
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CHARGES AGAINST BROOKLYN JUSTICES
Tie ,,unor that the Grand Jury had found

Tie T1Inor that the Grand jury had found
a bill against Ludwig Senior, Of the sixth Di-
tric Court. of Brooklyn charges Of cxtorton and
Illegal Of money to s own use, caused some
excitement among Brooklyn politicians. yesterday DIE
Attorney Catln refused 20 ivulge what passed he
fore the Grand Jury. The charges upon which the liz
dictmcn II any has been found. must be based, were
preferred By james Meyer, 81 No. 1923 hyrte-Gve q
real estate agent, d acge extoTt1n ana 0'cTcadRo ia
iha Issuing OF d.spOsHcSsiOu warrants ~ tctn! Ct-es.
This ana similar pOints have been dispute before aud al
All the Justices accused OF fraud ~
tie collection " these ices. Upon tilal tcir innocence
wac proved. however.
The friends Justice Scuirr load N their asscI
lions that tie present persecution, ab they style H. - FOR
political cigc aUd the eradication o. private -iudsc
lhc cross examination 90 just tire G-tH, before ltc-
fierce Van Nefk. m Brooklyn, charge Of 10 t"1a"ncc
10 Office, concluded yesterday lic testified tba; he
did not Know te amount OF Nucg collected Beg The clerk
IN each month. In cases wioIs Complaints we've dis
lsscd. the lniYtH was obliged 10 pay costs before
knowing the decision. lie mad asked other IGgc- and
several lawyers what ices hc rIdto5 10 rnc.lf, uut
could sye him the Information ana ac lad iaJly
sci bis own scale Oi fees.
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reraced the process win be painful, dicn and
expensive The biunder will he practically incurabe.
IT cannot be for the interest the honor OF the United
States, while possessed of any healthy National pride
to resort any expedent of bankrupt governments to
lower the money standard Of the country. nat stand
ard should keep four square" 10 the world and give
us equal rank in the advanced civilization and industrial
enterprise of all the great commercial nations.
Upon the conclusion OF Mr. Morrs remarks, Mr. Wal
lace Dem PENN took the floor with the understanding
hat he would proceed with ms argument tomorrow.
Mr.. ALLISON rep. Iowa presented communication
from the Secretary the Interior relative 10 the removal
of the Kickapoo Indians from the borders Of Texas and
Mexico the Indian Territory Referred to the Com
mite Indian Affairs.
The Senate them at AIS p m. adjourned
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THE COURTS.
FRAUDS ON WHOLESALE DEALEl

LYDIA DoriOn, alias LYDIA Skidmore. Henry
A. Dorion and william Maell alias James Montgomery
were arralgned yesterday in tho Court OF General SEES
sons, and pleaded not guilty. LYDIA Dorion who Is
girl OF eighteen nineteen was allowed to 30 on hef
own recognAance. The prisoners were arrested IN
Philadelphia by Detective Field and came here without
opposition The charge aeaiHss them IN that they, WIZ
persons not yet known and or two knowI Dnt
yet arrested made regular business OF dcfrapng
Wholesale dealers ny means or opening nunber vi
II is said their frauds in the aggregate over
$4,000. The vicinity Of NewYork became TOO danger
Tor them aud they shipped great quantity OF goos
to Philadelphia and opened store there The goOus III
that store are the hands OF the Philadelphia shefln
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NOTICE 10 MARINERs

WASHINGTON jan pa sna. with 3ie fahons Of water
having scoyrc about miles = ". Of the bfaihoms
HIGHT ship Delaware Ray notice by the Light
house Board la Tho 2th o. Jau>y 1917 VI Ar sob ih"F.
the WEATHER will permit that YES 'e VIII e moved ~
miles 81 tho present a9pToXiuiayey
~ ~ 20 sc lon Il 80 10 Sec, Cape Hen
g bearing W. 3 miles distant Nossels cLtegfng the
Bay should pass the southwark aud eastward OF the hight
ship after Fhuary 1873 the Chli9ctcrstlc
SIGNAL this vessel W be changed 10 ba-t OF
A seconds dur tOu each inmate.
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.INcnER.-An old washcrwoman once

a CLlNCHER.-An Oh WaShCrW0man once
would hang her clothes 20 dry ~, Tai,ings OF
church after repeated prohibitions from the cbufch
She NJ last Out with the following OF
cloqlleBee L0r bless ye yc wOudn't 80 take
fhc bread Ont OF my mouth. would " sides sir clean
hness CONES next to goodness, parS0n says"
" Give me some cold rice" said "a guest at
a hotel 10 a black waiter. "Dere amt nouc." sab"
why what's that the sdeboar in that dish tnercg"
Dat SAIL i,,n cole billed rice YOu asked simply for
cole rice, sab. Please be exact your Language, sab
snail gip you some Oh do cole billed rice, sahi"
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
so TITLE UNDE& coNfEDLRArE CoHFIscAHoN-
RESPONSIBILITY or PRINCIPAL FOR ~ AGENTS

ACTS.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Sevcral decisions
we're rnniced in Che supreme Court to-day among
tlcu tie following:
no l7l-u emI,s act P,riica,ic ct a. Appeal fnE'
th- between lo holders ~ the -6ck o.
De ore it COMPANY sli5 pan has e. tt con
fsrtf ni by Uc t"rirrit1 -rt' ana TIE original h"a
uf e llte sli .pf
inq se.i,d t t It lne .po g. aN1neic hat az act
tte Rebellion i, ;A ana 81 no Vaii W.
suI qt o would Dr. o. waste % time - isrt-f Tie question
t t t.t rights 10 till pufcts.fs asd zoos "9c
from te ny. Ia th' cOuten ton 81 law, TIE tHl-
fl A u lo g., ia. pnlc.fl Ect JUS tie raa'c .i'el
wau y before anl - 20 t]r" woo nave lAh.u
iy ir.rf.r- frI1l tlc purchaser T. j. esi HAT ry cen pc
no h-ller 90 uau t!'ct vcpdyFs.-Ahrmci Air JuHN"e
,..avra q i.nIci DE opinion.
.o Ij- southern !-.r Company at. Ms aih
crtn n M s.tIft Cont Con t1ta Ia i- case u - htll
t1,f ,ir, -uct moi lorurl o 'hc inri l't .s
IGor'y IN. receipt him bound 10 company a-o tAl
l-ft ca.uut "i unnsf without ~ ihr hlo ~
fi.t irg 10 a." nssiird that tie rec 81 u" ith
taLeu Was sufcicat uEGe1 tAe rules cuh IeNi'hS" ~
caatny oin allow hola e5 anotr o. ~ ~ ~ an"
tl~n Gia..oy responsibility Tor HI @c.s. AMER
hss appointed III afe+t IN particular Dhs't - ~,
uth Iva HAT hurih"-s nave . Iit"
H. r!y us ic c.,nt,b. Of s auth'IIsy nhl "a sDn'c
~ it, To fhle ci - ilf D
erOrs, and me Law sally UilN t"t % 'A "
move r. world otherwise be co~Ntcr., Win The Disi
n,ss iutruit.d 10 him, must ho communicated 20
tbr party with whom hc deals ~ tie principal VII
liz b6ur. extent tlioash such special hsifI
hc , t. he commission Of tie aVs-cs frauds Good slth
en,rns hat pracpM ii nid pe held uy ne acts 81 ono
,,ntn ne ~, puhAcy clothed with authority 1 bind HIN
S,er l. any GOnD Of IAN 10 tie -lcpce OF the con.
knowle.iee. Affirmed. Ar Justice Field delivered thc
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King ". Y. g. and g. r. R-Argued by NJ. Nall and -
Hand for appellant C0untryman for respondent No OIL
TIE National Bank Of Edward agt. The Waehnsfon
County National Eank-S;lbmitied No. S6WikiDsm agL
First National Of EtwsruArgued by T. Cowen
for appellant ID. II Weefau respondent sll
Motion csendat for Tuesday No. 30oPeope rel Miller
agt. Cumming. No 36J-Gr1fip aga Hembod. No 3o-
latham agt Richarls No. ST. MuDdy agt Fire Commits
sioners. No 3Sl-Spears agf The MAYOR Of NewYo . .
Day calendar for Tuesday Nos 80, ~ SO T. "a, 3d. ST. D.
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CHARLES T.. JOHNSON BAILED.

Charles T. johnson, who shot his wife few
weeks ago. in Brooklyn brought into the Brooklyn
City Court, yesterday upon writ Of habeas corpus
General Tracy his counsel moved that he he admitted
TO bail in s5 600 Attorney Catlin opposed the
motion, saving that the bail should he S2O.O0o ban
finally placed at $4,000, which was furnished at
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coSrEsrlXG i uorEL LIcENsr.

The case Of J. f. llcinbocI.cl & Co., liquor deal
ers. al fulton and lcksss Brooklyn. wac n,Iors The
Comm sSiouers 81 Police and Excise yesterday Tho is.n
claimed that V lad hotel nccnse with the necessary
hotel accouuilda lions The evidence showed thai
room with three beds had boon hired tie Store, m
that lhcrc was 10 provision fDr cooking meals Decision
reserved. Oliyeg Cottcr reported cItvcn uqup.-
dealers whom nc found violating Inc Excise aU bn sam
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P.fSSENTERS .iRRITRD.

FOR LINERPOOf.-Tg Steamship CITY 0f ChssteT.-M. W
nlecar w V Col rniCr T. Dat'rs. j. Daters Mr., atefS
Miss uarrs >ir and Mrs iy.ers and slrvrnt hr: and Mrs
J. ". Gordon -. henderson, Rev T.. ". Htchcock, Mr.
Mscsay. Or. @. r. Mccormick apt g. O. Newbury. H. New
bnry. ]. :. OFiri r. l.IIiii w. ed MIS- fcsi, capt
Reilly J. Robertson T. ~. Searus Gen. T. r. Starring, WIN
ThOi. @. a. IuN,lloY. Z. q. Uatrls.
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FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

At the boiler explosion at the Constable
Hook on Works. Oh Sunday. by which John Ill., the
foreman was kliod, Albert Woodruff the engineer,
very seriously injured and it Wa thought yesterday
that ne would not 1--we. IL Is supposed that ic
asleep and allowed the water 10 become exhausted in
the boiler. sad. 60
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.


Bradish George, to Eolse T. Lugner. assignment Of
mortgage made 70 assignor by ThstcherT Payne . n,
Burke William and wife 10 the r.Inigrant Industrial
savings Bsnh, lsthstss between 9th and 10Th n,
st = 80 Is Of ist. we, 5Siioo 10 ....,.. 80;
Foster John to EphiaM y Brown as president 0, me
80 ..............,..... I1,51
Fox Charles and wife 10 George Dellitt and orher.
trustees. n " cor ga ave and 94th.st lOOx2Oi b. 900
ION a. rs n Q Of Orchards 25xI0O ........e coo
No 1873 Village ot Morrisania 7h3x 100 ..... 2Ot
Lyman. Fanny and husband. to Dwight II Olmstcd
and others executors, mortgage on lease. 56thst,
$40 # Of 9th.ave. 2OSlO05.
Imperial Brewing COMPANY 10 Benedix Zehden.
25Ii6J'5 and 6Jd,.t n s. 1875 NV Of 4th.ays, FOX
Kip, Anna c. to Isaac l. Kip aud Cornelius Brady,
trusters Bleeekcrst rs 266IlOO. ;;........'.. A1s
cor II tbs. aud lithave 751i0Oll ......... eGC
McGOyern, Michael, 10 Michael Connolly, assignment
Of mortgage made 20 as,ignor by owen Murphy n,
Maui. John and wife to George sperber 0tlrave $.
between 50th and jlst sts 2jXlOO .....:-;,..,. 81
Meyer Ehzabeth, executrn, aud Others 10 SAIah
A Robins 4Gth.st, = 100 IL e Of llth'aye, 5Ox =,
Mile. Joseph and wiie to Conrad Stein 54th,tss
100 II v Of shave 25xG2 1900
Moors. Mary II ard husband, 10 Edward G Richards. 90
Nsw.lork Life Insurance Company 10 stephen
Caldwell, as.ignment Of mortgage made 20 assignor ~ =,
Stone Cornelius. to the Dry Dock SAVINGS Institution.
cor lQ4tlst and Ma iison ave, !OxlOolh -; 800
Stone. Cornelius aud WIFE, TO tiary + Randall and
Daniel Gilman, W cor lO4thst and Madison md
The Fissh Evangelical Lutheran church Of 81
James to tho Metropolitan savings Bank, l5thst
ss 1916 II " ot21 ave, 75x 49, also, 2dave, es, ~,
81 II Of l2hsi. Il 400 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9OC
80 - II " Of Madscnav i5s17G.s...'........, 95C
Undsr rg e 80 satGS i 6ay s05 1o
beth Patieon. ON
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Jan. 2S.-Procecdings in Court of APP
meals. No aJ-IIaVes agt. Bsil-hrument resumed aud
roacluded No. Southland agt. Pmkncy-A gcsi Dy =
Hand for appellate H. T. peyo for respondent No. SVo-
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gilp Rrul estate tor 5ale.

TOR SALE-TeDement house in Christie
L phcr-si.. paying well rutland WHITING, Beck
masLst
EOR SALE-Very low, valuable leasehOd
property Of lots tho southeast corner oi
22idst aud ltave. having 30 years unexpiTei Ap
at this lumber yarl the premises, 10 JOHN H. Bus
SELL
MONEY 10 loan on city property. Apply TO
vi 4. ROBINSON WARREN & Co. loo broadway.
history BUILDING, 6th-avs., near 3Oth-st.,
- SALE u IEA~E.-A stationary and fancy Tor
containing rooms for housekeeping A DALEY
~ have
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
NEWBORN CITY.

Brown, Ellen A and husband, TO Philip Penner
t9th-st :, 1870 IT e OF 7th-ave, l044x20. 10
Canpion. jeremiah f. executor to the Roman Cath0
lie orphan Asylum IL tho City OK New.fork, snn
oNs So - i;c, d; %
DIV Dock savings Institution to Corneiius stone,
cor lO4tLst and Madison-ave 7tIlOo. ll.--........
Sanford Elliott referee, 10 Cornelius hcCo0D, W
cor lstavp ami 76thst. 75xlo2..
Sedgwick Geor;-e . referee, TO James W smith AMI
Henry j Taller, administrators, ssthst, =, lOO III
eof AyeB l50x2ol o., ~,
Steward John. 10 Jackson stew ard, Most Peari-sI
9xJ9 qui, claim dee
Turrell, William J aud WIFE, TO Thomas Wheeler sc
cor 59th.st aud 6th-avs, 1V0x306, quit claim
Twigg, Dennis J, 10 Honora Twgg. No 334 Madison
1x3J
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Ciip Urope,tp 60 Eet.


CHEAPEST STEAM POWER IN NEW
- YOfk-From Ia loo horse power he furnished 40
- per horse running ten hours per day also
LOFTS, BASEMENfS aud STORE FLOORS TO LET. with
ponty hight water and SIerciosets on each ocr
stcanheatiug ALSO elevators and steam hostways j. L
PRESTON. rs. 20, ~, 20 and 81 Rose-st New.York
FEO LEr--A iirst-class store, corner 6th-ave.
i and 7tl.st. Apply the premises until 10 o'clock a.
m. and AT 2O5 dave. after O'Clock p M
40 LET-The large buildlng, No. 81 Bow
cry running through Chryses 26x2l2 suitable FOR
any business y. \. CRUIKsllANk 3 co, 6S broadway
fHNO REN T-Ou Broadway, two large OFFICES
for term OF years possession Immediate with gas
sc desirable for lawyers corpo
rate usr Address BOX 10, l2o Broadway, New Yort.
ITO LEASE-The MARBLE FRONT BUILD
4 INGS Nos 50T. 500 and 81 BrOaiway, rough 10 Mef
Ger between and Sprngts size 7jX2OO feet all
above lrst story bsny at present used a AN hotel.
For terms aud particular apply To -. -, ,
HoItACls :. ELY, No. ID Pine st.
SMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with HULLS
y PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED NENTILATOR.
Warranted send circular. state rights for sale.
HULL. GltIPPEN Il co, $40 3d-tve.. y. Y.
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MiRINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 7l3 STA Clock fast. ID 81
Moon ifses -. souths. 9l3 Moons days 20
uI3H'W WAFER IO-UAY-A A.
Hook. 49, Island. 5l4 Hell Gate. 1903
io.DAl-P. ~.
sandy Hook. BOZ GOV Island. J:i1 Hell Cate. 1880
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. 2,

NEwYoRK. Monday. Jan. 49, Is
The following sales were held at the
change Selesroom to-day:
By Rernard Smpth.
/ 5-st0ry brick factory building with lot No l42 VII
lism-st, n cor FultOn-st lot 20x3l.5; Albert
fSlOch "
lots East 78th.s rs ftw 4th.ave each 25xl02.2;
Association for the Relief Of Aged and INDECENT
lois Esst 79st.st 10 fl 4th-ave each 25xlO22;
By Gerard Betts.
l 3story and basement brown stone house with lot NO
247 w 5fth-st, s, 1889 II SHAVE, lot iSsxlOV
By JOhn r. Boyd.
/ 2siOry frame dwelling house and shop with lots
sGardon-st. near l43d-st N0rrtsapia each lot 25x
loo; II II Cooke.
BY Y. Il. SteysJs0jl.. ".
Sale by private contract of the 4stOry high st0op brick
dwelling house No 81 Irvlngplaee cor l7th-st
house 25x0D, lot 2jXl00 with stables on rear to
w y Church
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MILK FARM and ROUTE for sale or rent
WI Apply "a |. C., 40 IIurlpsslp.
1urtiou Sales of Real Gstate.

AUCTION SALE-Vauable real estate,
~ Park row Mainst. stamford Conn., store and dwelling
sold on premises TUESDAY, January ~ 1873, AT O'Clock
terms favorable. ID. ". CLARK. AuctOneer.
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Gonntrp propcrIp 90 Get.

HOTEL TO LET.
one the best paying modern hotels in Providence, r. l.
situated North sianst next 10 tie state House. ana IN
vicinity Of all depos The hotel Is now iu Of permanent
transient guests, and Offers rare chance 10 es ucs
lug engage Ia tho business. Address erprIrilaIs,.
~ THOMAS FL KLONG,
No. 1T North Mailst., Providence, H. l.
An MINUTES FROM LIBERTY SHY
Nv several express train daily also frequent trans rom
CORTLAND comfortable summer or WINTER
llavc fares; paved streets choice OF TWO
ruuy suburban residences Win 0nc acre or ground
or more n esirsil laid out lawn gareu ri. shade
vines &c have twelve rooms gas, wafer baths i'm
Iroyemens surrounding going eligible and healthy loeai
" al Apply at tho West Elizabeth paso De-
pot Dy, address OWNER Z. D. Box Isl. Elizabeth
n. j.
d..lS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
tp sI Washington ave, WOoside Newark, from October
J. Apply the premises OF J. H. DENISOS, 100 Belle
ytlloave. Newark. Y. J.
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me VOTE on TIE MATTHEW'S KksOIIIION.
Mr. Ewing Dcm Ohio) moved 10 suspend tile rules
take from the Speakers table aud tine Senate con-
current resolution for the payment OF United States
bonds principal and interest, IN gold silver, known as
the Matthews silver Resolution
MI GARFIELD Q,ep. OhiDl moved that the Home adj
ionrn He desired his colleague Mf Ewing) would
fix "A tilnc for the debate on The RESOLUTION.
Mr. CART ELD--Wc have pBssed bill on this subject
without a word OF debate DO not PROPOSE To make any
factious opposition to getting the sense ~ the House.
but on a question deeply affecting the public credit
reaching FAR beyond the mere technical legal question ~
Which the resolution refers we ought " have fair dis
cus.iOn.
Mr. EwING-The bill which has passed the House y
pending IN the senate II may come hack witI amend
Ineufs, when debate tie subject Will lie mad
Mr. q ARFIELl-DO YCu want an amendment
Mr.. GARFIELD subsequently Withdrew LIS MOTION 10
adjourn and the vote taken passing the resolt
ton. which resulted, yeas, lSa; uays 10
The House then, ri 40, adjourned
A meeting OF the SILVER ana unt-fesum pton
announced 10 take place immediately after the ADJOURN
mcnt today.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-Scvcral decisions
we're rnuicprd in Che supreme Court to-day among
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XVALLACK'S.
w PROPRIETOR ana Manager. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE.
EVERY EVENING al y O'CLOCK and SATURDAY
MArIsEE az l;3n,
presented Robesons delightful romance o. real lie
entitled -
SCHOOL.
with an unprecedented cast. Including
MI. LESTER MALI.ACK
Mr. II. J. MONTAGUE Nil JOHN CILBlRr
Mr. HARRY BECkErr, Mr. r. NJ. HOLLAND
Miss EFFIE GFRMON, Miss ~iElIA BoNiFACE
Mrs JOHN SEFION Miss KATE BAEitElt
Miss META BARfLETr, Miss PEAtL ~ II NHt,.
Misses NELLIE BINGHAM. MINNIE XINiNtt "a t,ssy
KUNrIE. GONNELIA MCCORMACK. FltlhA ~ y
ANNIE CALDWELL. MARIE MORGAN, RACHEL
ROUGH ana ALLIE DOBEINGION.
Mt Waack wiz appear In series ~ gilniate pllys ~
SUFRIDA n. COLMAN. GOLDSMITH, LORD L(.lnNs
RoiITICAUTT ROBERTSON ana BRpt2HAM,
each pr,se ed I'M utmost alid Illustrated by
Tile FIRST COMEDY COMPANY
speaking the English language
THE UHEoUGvOCAL SUCCESS OF "scHoOL"
will for the prescott delay the succeeding production Of which
duc notice be CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-29

~ JONh T. BONu.
tory frame dwelling house and shop with lots
Gardon.st near l43d-st, MorrisaDia, each lot 25x
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
NOTICE

By order of Board of Trustees of Globe School Disgics 5 special Elec- tion vii be beIS n ibe teFu of 3lobe Pinas county, Arizona, at the office 0f 5 ge A SseY pa ne 7sh ay q Ausas 4 D. 1878 For thls purpose nf B Scbool Aesass or and Collector 1 fll the vacancy eaas
 endIeiob. July seEh. 16E8
 \. C. SWIFT,
 Clerk 3. s. 2.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
The alIIpe 0f Ed sna 9a I6g 2alh

The es.lpse 0f lbe sun pn tbe slth alt. did not entirely shut out the light of day or send the chickens to rOost as was she case in some parts of the Cmfed States. l. was sufficiently dark 10 cause the compOsitor to com plain ofR planet unknown to hs com- ing between him and the God of day. Diogenese made the same complaint of Alexander Ne have consulted the aEmanac as to the time t was Ee- quired Co make it's sppearapce but are hot enlightened, but ws aid Sud ia that yade mecam that Mrs Boon was suffering with a pain under aer right shoulder blade vhi5h Nas caused from q isordered liver. About-three fourths of the disc of tue sun was covered. During the continuance of 1he eclipse Be aercnry fell eveu
 egrees
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01

One MagdaIeno Bacas vas arrest Jed on . charge of assault and battery upon A warrant from the Court ol Justice Swasey. He plead not guilty and demanded 8 jury trial which vas had last Saturday The complain ing witness vas i woman. Col. Brown appeared for the defendanl and F. U. B. Aioodwin represented the Territory. The jury found tue defendant cnilty and the Court ad- indged that he pay 3 fine of one hundred dollars or be imprisoned in the eouPty laIl cue hoadred days.
Arizona silver belt., 1878-08-01
EoRaALE

The undersigned, at the San Cur los Indiaa agency, offers for sale s span 5f lafge 1lmBFican mules, young gentle and in good condition, togeth- CT with harne aRa eevered wagon complete.
 Iltf COLLINS $ BAGLEY.