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gteamboats ano Railroads.

ALBANY BOATS DIRECT-Merchants, FIX
a steamers WALTER BRETT or
Albany from Cana st. dSes aSSys sI Peoples
n at p cabin nse T mea aG oc Fst
Than by any other lines. A. p. BLACK. supt
A GREAT REDUCTION of FARE
"A PEOPLES EvEN Mn J Ii LINE STEAMERS .
F0R AEBANY SGRPesTs Ts BXPREsI hd
ali points NoRrH by Delaware and Hudson and WEST
BY N'T FiRsT EfP'i ' F%RE ST. DECK SOC 70
ExcuRsIoY TICKET TO ALBANYyATP RETggRN' g e.
LEAVE PIER A. F32T az GANAST AT p
sr ane SsgS Sn & sSna
9 SIS &sshnstonsi Brc9Eiyn io7 5Gr.
sH G GnHe. FUTON Ferry B9e
e ef hotels and eGa Scc al the ONCE on Pier
River ana on board steamers ,ro ,poovrvU TRANS.
FERRED FItEE BY rHE BOATS OF
THE BROOKLYN ANNEX. -
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
ard Bridgeport at III D. m.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NowYork from foot of Desbrosses and Corandt
o. m for Washington Colun,bus Chicago and the West
Richmond Charleston and the South Through Pullman cars
I1 D. M oT Washington and the West aod the south via
Charlottesville Pullman cars from New York 10 Baltimore and
cinDai Louisville, and st. Lous Through pullman
Baltimore to Cincinnati antSt Louis and from Washington
500 p H. daily Tor Washington the south West Pail
making close connections for Chicago Cincinnati Louisville
81 Louis Pittsburgh SOGth and Southwest. Through
Pullman from Baltimore to Cincinnati aud Louisville con-
reels Washington tn trains FOR IynchburG Florida, Now
orleans and the South 81, -.
For Though tickets please call at Company's office 3lj
Broadway York and at ticket Offices foot OF COrtant
and DrsJfossesst sta. nni depot, Jersey CITY.
ASK FOB TICKETS VIA BALTIMORE AND OHIO
EAILhOAp.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Ferry station n NeT York foot Of Ll6s ,
c SS raa EF E En.n Rsve5S s"Sa
Junction with ID L. A. u.
s:lj q. m-FOr high Bridge Branch EaslOn Harrlsblrg
MaUch CnunS IaEAqua. Hazl,tpn, MukcsbaGfe SclallO
WIlnamspOrt sc.
1918 q aud 1870 m.-For Somervl'e and Pennington
m.-For Pennington. Easi0n, Much Chunk, Tamaqu1,
WkcsDauc. scranton, IunEhannock, TamaGul, Hazeton
Reading. POttsyile, Harrisburg &c. ,,,-,,-- ..,
p. For IIgh Bridge Branch, Easton, BcYlueIc ana
Nacl Clu.k Connects NJ JulcUn with y. L. and w. r. H.
5;fu y. daily Fer EasOn Allentown, ana Harm DuY
$50 p. m.-FOT EastOn.
SUNDAY TRAINS-Lcaye AT $3.50 H. NJ. IL p m. Tor
Bouud intermediate points, and at $50 M i0r
Eastou, Reading, and Harrisburg
NETWORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Perth AmbOy Red Bank, Long Branch
Ocean Grove &c. az S5. lli5. !, 5lj p m ,.,,,
Stages connect ~ MatiaWan station To aud from NH
FORT, and at SQnan 10 aud ffOm POINT PLEASANT
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot of Liberty for Freehold al
S:lj Has a. M, I, jlj p. IN.
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A GREAT REDUCTION of FARE
v THE

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HousatOnic
and Nan2auck Railroads. Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
leaves taharinep daily Sundays exceptedJ at ll:So m
"A UridV nj N nj
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EARE REDUCED.
i - TO BOSTON.
EXCURSION TICKETS -.
THE OLD RELIABLE STONINGTON LINE
FOR ALI. POINTS EAST
NOT A TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CONSECUTIVE
YEARS.
The elegant steamers sToNINGTON mdkHopE ISLAND
leave Pier 80, NOrth River at p H. daily
Except sundays
Hereafter the STEAMBOAT EXPRESS TRAIN win
leave STONINGION Mt I:s1 a.
Tickets sale AT all the principal ticket Offices ami
state rooms secured at all offices OF WoscOtrs Express Co,
and al 3j3 Broadway. .- - - ---.
PROVIDENCE LINE
Freight Onv steamers leave daily except sundays az
D. H. Pier 30 North River loot of Warrenst Freghts
va 70 = BAic0cS Pres l. W. FLKYs, Cen Pass. Agt.
ONG BRANCH AND PHILADELPHIA
1 via Ncw.Jcr,ey Southern railroad. Commencing OctO
her X 1877 The steamer JESSE HONT will leave New.
York PIER North River O9; OF RcctOist) connecting at
sandy Hook with trains for Long Branch Philadelphia ana
Ions River II o. and y. Nneand BTdget0n, Egg
iIaror &C. IA a. M; Nanown Barnegat and luckortOn,
y. w = 9->Ipo->' ucieL1l 9lana.eI.
EUIGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
4 4 ARRANGEMENT Oh PASSENGER TRAINS Jan. !,
1877 leave depots Of C0urtandt and DesOrOssesss
nj $50 - M Might Express daily, for EasOn Bethlehem,
Allentown Mnuch Chunk, Wikesblrrc, PtstOn. Sayre, FL
mira hIcn Auburn Rochester Bunato Niagara Falls and
The West Pullman sleeping coaches attached.
w. $500 ROB'I II. SAGRE, Sup't. and Engr.
General Eastern Oce. corner church and COurtandt sis
CHAS. II. CUMMINGS, Agent
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8 A HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n YOUNG BOYs-E. KINDS, AN, Hempstead. L. l."

A HOME SCHOOL for young boys, with
thorough instruction, kind Christian care StratfoTd
onn.; terms moderate. Address Rev. L. u. EMERSON
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Brocklpn propertp 90 fet.

s)sec CARR0LL-ST., near COurt-st.-The 8
01sb story brOwn.sOne brick house.
class order viii be rented low to good tenant Apply TO
T.. CORNELL, A COurt-st., Brooklyn.
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Corporation Notices.
Cost an0 fonno.

RANK BOOK L0ST.-Bank book No. A.
029 Of the BOwery Savings Bank Is missing The Under
Is requested 20 return 10 the bank il not restored before
the 18th day Of May 1873 application will be made 10 JUG
bank for a new book.
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Auttiom Sales of Real estate.
THE THOUSAND ISLANDS.
WESTMINSTER PARK
PUBLIC SALE OF LOTS NAY %. Isl!

The grounds OF the WESTMINSTER PARK 'AssOCTA.
TION, Wells Island Alexander Bay ai1 ont pre-
paratOy public sale OF lots on WEDNESDAY the 22d
day OF MAY 1873 The Park will be open public exana
before the day of sale, and will be
furnished The lots 10 be appraised and sold
at the appraisal except In OF competition, when
they will be sold TO the highest bidder Terms OF payment
the remainder in quarterly instruments
Of 25 per from date Of sale Parties purchasing lots viii
be carried free the Rome Waert0wn Ogensburg aud
Utica and Black River Railroads. H FOWLER, d; ID,
Utica, n. Y, President.
re. COILS, Theresa n. Y, Secretary.
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Gitp propertp 90 fet.

ShD tSippNhiD W LII.
A NINTH WARD HOUSE; sixteen rooms,
IA gas heater BATH &c; $500 floor retained If de-
sired. l92 waverlyplace four doors from lOth.st
4" LEXANDRA," northwest corner 51st-st
"a and 6thaye. Elegant suites OF apartments let in
above buildings every improvement Apply TO the JANIlOR
on premises
FRENCH FLATS-Six and ten rooms in
rents from s2O TO 1885, Apply 10 Janor BIS Fast 79ths
CTORES, LOFTS, and OFFICES TO LET
- On Beekman, Nassau. William. Pearl Spruce Ann and
Fulton-sts. rutland WHITING. Beekmanst- y, ".
rI'O -15TH-ST., near Unon-sguare, a
threesOry and basement brick house, all improvements;
complete order; rent $1,000 Apply 2O2 East l0th.st
TI'O LET-Three- story brick house No. 1862
i West 3Othst near 9th-ave. inquire OF r. y
s6 Pcryst
rCO LET or LEASE-The spacious and ele-
CANT apartment offices occupied by the Queens
Company, the Park Bank Buildings possession
May l. Inquire IN the bank
TO LET-A VILLA on 0gden-ave., near.
High Bridge occupied one year al modern improve
quire on premises. or 81 6th.aye., NewYork
IINO LET-A few desirable flats, of from five
10 twelve rooms in rstclass apartment buildings; rents,
800 70 ZOO per year. Inquire Of - -. ,,,
l0I East lOthst- " y.
THE GROUND FLOOR of the NEW YORK
ave. l4thst LET in whole part, FOR offices
lately occupied banking room Is heated BY steam has
granite vaults &c. Inquire on premises.
VERY ELEGANT FLATS, with every i'm
proyement in the Rensselaer, l27l Broadway inquire
in the bank.
ISo WEST 15TH-ST.-3 story high stoOp
Icc brick house modern Improvements rent moderate.
Inquire l.. MENE % Warfen-st.
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NEW BRUNSWICK, n. ITO let, within
~ five minutes Of depot house with SIX bedrooms and
every modern improvement; one hour from NcW-IOrk
fifteen trains yearly Communication. S. rent $500.
A. H. NEWMAN, l06 Broadway.
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NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA NEW

FREEHOLD and NEW-YORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Liberty ST., for Freehold al
4 nd. m 1 IL M
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DENNSYLEANIA RAILROAD: - GREAT
i TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
VOUTE-On after November ~, 1871 trains
Work via and COrtandt Ferries
Express Harrisburg PsbUrg the West and south with
Pullman palace attached, and $50 p n daily
For WiniamspOrt, Lock Haven Cory and Erie, at 800
D. M connecting at CORY tor Ttusvie Petroleum Centre
and tie OH Regions For Wilamsport and Lock Haven,
For baltimore Washington, and the WISH
nRon Express" OF Pullman paor deity except sun.
day a arrive Washington 4:l0 D. Regular AZ
$50 a. M, /, o. 80 and o p SUNDAY $50 and D. IN.
Express for Philadelphia 1880 S2OS t30 Limited IL
/, 4, B. g, $50 T. $50 ami y: sunday a. o. $50,
n $50 aud y. Emigrant and secOndc class, 7 D.
For trains 10 Newark Elijah I'll, Railway, Princeton Tren
Perth AmbOy, FemingtO Bevidefe, and other points
zee local schedules az all ticket Offices. 49,
Boats OF Brooklyn win all through trains
CITY anordng speedy and direct transfer for
TraiGs arrive: From Ptsburg Goo and lO4O m, and
1920 D. M daily 1910 a and $50 D. M daily except
Monday From Washington ami Bam ore 600 and 9IOa.
m 40, 6:l5, and lO;lO p SUNDAY 500 and $40 III.
2:i0 40 6:l5, 900 $40. 1910 and 1920 p. sunday
hoo $50 $40, lO:i0. LILO q. $50 and 1920
TcSet offices 526 and ga Broadway No. Astor House,
and foot OF andtsts No COurst and
Brooklyn Annex Depot foot OF Fuonst, BROOKLYN No.
ll4 10 and llS HudsOnsT HOboken Depot Jersey City.
FRANK THOMSON J.. l.. FARMER,
General Manager. Genl Passenger Agent.
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rVO LIFETIME house, fronting New-Yorl
i Bay, Bayonne reasonable Offer refused. inquire
Peone's Insurance Company, 1913 Broadway.
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Tedtners.


ALL wanting TEACHERS, Schools, or Pupils,
~ address Amer Educational Union 7G7 broadway n
Introducing LtdH IN every state Established loof
ELOCUTION, Mathematics, Classics, English
II branches taught country, city; experts nom Yale,
and Harvard. Address Is, World building
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 UniOn-squarc,
- observation-disclosures made fox teachers; schools
and families supplied with hTstClass instructors. ANNA
RANDALI-DIElfI. Manager.
MRS. MITCHELL, having returned from
w Europe her agency tumes and schools sup
piled competent American and foreign gentlemen aud
lady Useful information 10 families and parties
going Europe Several good ngusts desire 10 accompany
families engagememcnts correspondence with best
agencies IN Europe. TEACHERS, BUREAU, 81 West 3jth
Hours 10 till 4.
rB'EACHERS of ability and experience sup
piled with good positions Now Is the time 20 apply for
SEPTEMBER VACASCIES, r. C0TESWORTH PlNCk
NEN Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
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NY
TTEACHERS of known ability and character
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teachers wanting session should apply
forms stamp JW ScermerhOr1. See, 80 H. lithst NY
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TO LEASE-PrOperty opposite \. j. Central
Il II. r. Wostred N j. suitable for hotel business
poses Apply TO G.. b. SMITH No. 1853 Westst
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NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KAILROAD.-C Commencing Dec. 81 1877
through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a NJ. western aud Northern Express, drawing room
Ia Rochester -
1880 a. M. Special Chicago and Western Express, with
Ia Canaudaigua Rochester and Buffalo
luOa M, Northern and Western Express 20 Utica White
hall and Rutland. ..- -. ,
tTca Via Kutland, Burlington and St Adams.
500 D. m, 1T. Louis Express, daily with sleeping cars
for ST. Louis running through day in the week also
sleeping ears Geneva and Corning Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Toledo Detroit, and 20 Montreal excepting sunday night
via Saratoga and Plattsbnrgh ~, .. .-.,-
$50 D. m Pacific daily, with sleeping for
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cleveland, Toledo DE.
aud Chicago; also to WATERFOWL excepting SATURDAY
ii0O D. NJ, Express, with sleeping cars to Albany aud
Troy .., ro.,t r,,o rahIo. ,u.,..,. g.. -. ~.
No 255 pol and AIS BROADWAY ana at Westcott Express
20 "a 0nIcca PARK place, 7Sj aud 942 Broadway New
Vol and Washington st., brooklyn.
u Dnaan nnnr Annnf
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CENTRAL, RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
NEW-YORK and long BRANCH DIVISION.

~ Nv > ] VNN uUW IIUNT DN.ANN IT III ' I.JIV.N
~ Trains Perth AmbOy Red Bank, Long Branch
ocean Grove, &C. az s. To- ll:ij q. J. 5.lj p. ~
Stages connect ~ MIaW1n station To aId from MI
FORT, and at SQuan TO aud ffOm POINT PLEASANT
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fnm Gtllools

VALE Law School.-Regular courses, = years
Graduate for degree OF DELL wears Fall term,
opens Sept. 2G Address Prof WAYLAND New'llayen CT
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Young MEN privately Fitted for College.
Z Conditioned students idtored SIMMER ana winter
HOEFMANN. StOckhilge. Mass
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FRENCH FLATS-Six and ten rooms I; in
good all convenences, and pleasant location
rents s2O s35 Apply Jantor In 3S Fast 79ths
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NEAR IRyINGTON, N. IA country house
~ partly furnished IL rooms; $25 per month.
J. A. RUTHNEN, 10 Barclay-st Y.
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DABNEY UNIVERSITY SCHOOL 20 East
~ 29thst Preparation for college.

w French spanish and German thoroughly taught by
experienced professor Rapid guaranteed 20 those
N earnest Call or address PROFESSOR, 81 East 30thst
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A NINTH WARD HOUSE sixteen rooms,
IN heater, bath. &c $500 floor retained De.
sired. 1872 Wavery-plac four doors from l0thst
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/" A LEXANDRA," northwest corner 51st-st
"a and 6thaye Elegant suites OF apartments let in
above buildings every improvement Apply to the JANI1oR
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TN0 LET.-Large house at Passaic; a re-
liable family that will take good eau have al half
price. Inquire az 81 Broadway. NewYork
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Gountrn Real estate for Sale.

AT MORRISTOWN. n. J.-FOr sale-An ell
~ egant residence combining city and country advantages
very large rouse built In the best manner containing
every possible convenience large lawn and garden would
exchange lots below 60thst between 4th ana Otl
ayes. 5. EDDY l45 Broadway.
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Jilstructlon.
For Bows and Young Men-Country.-

" South VILLA NJ sTOWN Berkshire County, Mass.
Prepares for Business scientific School or C1eIe
Expenses $3.50 per year Established ny spIescnt PipG
I'm 1872 For catalogues, address BENJAMIN f. MILF
a Irrl .itrnl
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a. IN A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
I'D eV books. sc. &c.-Wholc expense nj SWlfHlN 6.
STIORTIIDGE'S MEDIA Ocnnl ACADEMY Tor loui',
mru NO EXTRA CHARGES: students adIuitc'l
any time; remain entire year SPECIAL 81 ~
SCHOOf in book keeninR aud pen
mauship Latin Greek. and Malh"matcs; french tirii
spanish. Italian; English hrsnchef ana io.utml'
NICELY RNISIIFb ROOMS AMI EXC ELLEN ! TABLE.
Ten teachers all graduates Harvard four aie ic-
commended BayaTd Taylor Richard j. Hinton the rev Dr.
hin President HarvaTd the Rev d. Peabody Tue rev
John Long. Governor ROutt IheoplluS r Sltht-' non
..nn .. LnL
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
THE MARINE SOCIETY.

The regular quarterly meeting OF the Now York Ma
rss Society was held yesterday st No. 81 Wall street,
Sixteen members we're present, with Captain Thomp-
son, the president, IN tho chair. The business
transacted was principally OF . routine nature Cap
tain Richard Luce, tho chairman OF special commit
toe reported that the society some $500 ben,nd
IN ponsions to widowa The President recommended
that the pensions be reduced 10 $40 year all around
1ot the present. Captain James Parker naval assO-
cise OF Lieutenant NJ Aaury, inirod uced the io-
loving resolution, which was unanimously adopted:-
Whereas during the period Of tho late civil resolu
on was passed Dy this society condemnatory OF the
pursued by the late Matthew Maury formerly lisuten
aa of the navy Of the United STATES and drectng that
his be- expunged from tho Hat OF honorary
OF hs society and that certain resolutions that
totre been passed commencing him for his eorts
csase OF nautical astronomy and navigation bs
from the records OF the socisty and
nsnty that In the present VI returning
feeling between the people OF the North and this
society should rescind It's condemnstory action Aforesaid
therefore
Resolved That tho astIen tho assn
be revoked that the said cxpuugcd be restored
to their proper place the ot the
their passage, anu that tho OF Matthew
restored the list Of those who
hoci
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
POST OFFICE MONEY ORDERS.

The business In tho Money Order division Of the
General Post Ohice for the quarter ended June 30
shows increase over lhs corresponding quarter OF
last Of nearly sixleen per cent rhe total
actions amount In the aggregate to S. l66 631 2s Of
which $l,65S,176 81 wore required in payment OF
i4l o4 money orders, and 81 09o 900 were dsbursed
payment OF postmasters drafts letsors OF cred.
account. Tho receipts ior money orders issued were
SO, 49, ana posmasers' remlttancss OF surplus
money order funds aggregated the largo sum OF
$3,512 467 II. There were 10 0O2 money orders
tined 10 Cor many, whose total value amounted
$lS2 93S IL while tnst country sen TO this 369 ORDERS
representing $l6s, 273 So To Great BRIAN 10, 40j
orders were transmitted, whose combined vsiue
amounted to $lY6 $40 ISL la return the New York oce
reccivod during tne same time from the London
exchange Office 56l ORDERS amounting TO 63
Inc total amount OF money certified 10 Italy
SIS, 1913 0d, against $3036 80 recsive, twenty
THOUSAND and iortyseven dollars and cents
were despatched to Switzerland and $l4, 505 81
certified IRON Basic payable Ia tho Uni,e Snies. All
others issucd the United States, although
United Statss currency, are certncd ut the General
Post Once, winch 10 the exchange otcs for this
try, aro payable IN tho money vi tho country 10
which sney are sent; aud, IN ike manner when .
arrives bringing certified list ot postal
ders, the conversions OF foreign money 10 United
States gold vorned by the Clerks assigned that
duty, The equivslsnt Ia currency snsered opposite
escn entry therein, and the nearest money
Offices 10 Lho payces' residences designated ~ the
offices OF payment.
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
CLEANING THE PIERS.

Pubio attention having been called to the overly
fronts OF the city the Street Cleaning Bureau Of the
Police Department has taken the matter In hand.
Both Commissionsr Nichols and Captain Gunner
stated yssterday that steps beng taken by tho
bureau to clean up the docks and buIkheads OF tho
water front on both rivers. Two squads OF men,
EACH composed OF twelve sweopsrs, with tho
Necessary detail Of carts aud shoveliers,
have been organized, one ior tho east and Z no
ior west Each squsd viii DO under tho d.
rection oil an onicer and each man ~ expected TO
sweep up about seven thousand square yarus OF dock
bukusA during his nine hours work. In this
way both water iI0nts viii be cleaned up sections
all the area Of tho double lin. Of
piers under control oi tho Dock Department Will
swept ny ~ least throo timos week. As number
OF piers and docks are leased To private parties
who have enclosed them, and who keep them
locked up al night, II is expected either that
tucn par,ies will themselves keep thon promises cIran
leave tnsm open 80 that tho scaveugcrs from
Police Bureau reacn tnom. Tho woik began last
night the west side at pier No. l. Al six O'Clock
the Twelve meu were placed on each pier aud bulk
commenced tneir iabors Commissioner n ich oils
aud Captain Gunner were the ground 10 direct how
tho work to DO conducted. Oflcer Anuer-
son had charge of the wofkmen, Who were
followed at intervals by carts wniob loaded
the rubbish and carried to tho city
night, and directions we're given that 5000 as u
sweeper finished dock aud bulk khead he WAS 10 DO
shifted 10 another. The East River squad IN hot yet
WORKING, but Captain Gunner says u will mako be-
gibhing tomorrow night IL 10 an error 10 suppose
that those aock squads organized Tor accom-.
tho purpose OF cleaning all tho piors and bulkhsads
whieh line th 20 city front
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES

Judge Daniels yesterday confirmed the report Of the
from Ninth avenue TO the road from Twoiith avenue
10 tho Hudson RIVER. Tho assessments Tor damages
we're 81 on each lot, and for beneat, 81, ,Ssl 3A
Alexander II. stephens committed to tho Cath
Bile Pfotectory oy police justice 30th OF last
June. As no. time was specified In tho com mtmort
Judge Daniels yesterday granted q writ OF habeas
corpus. aud the case WIN come ny to-day for examna-
aation.
1istiisry at No. lO9 washington street, yesterday
turned Stats's evidence, and pending tas taking Of
his deposition Lee ned IN 81, 0OO bail 10 aw ar
sxxmiration by United States Comm iss,oner Deuel.
IL 10 alleged that James Brown lined IN irons
on board the bark DAISY assault mate Of
Intention 10 take him 70 England. Judge Daniois
granted writ OF habeas corpus in tho case
Tsturnabie this morning.
James Cocnrsne. a one-lcgged man, Attempted to
briug disrcputable woman into tue lodging house
No. OIL Cherry street on tho night OF June and was
oruered out by the proprietor John smith. lie
therefore vengeance ana seizng knife stabbed
smith the breast iufictng serious wounds. In tue
Court OF General Sessions yesterday Cochrano VAS
AIRED snd convicted and Judge Sutherland sentenced
hsIu TO ave years IN State Prison.
Joseph husteu, In suit for divorce brought In the
Court ot Common Pleas against his vile, Esther
Husteo, states that he married 10 tho defendant
The LIST OF November. 1874 that the defendant
shs BucKing gha Palace. IN T~enty-seventh streei,
between sixth and seventh avenues, which he char
nctsrzes ss "a place of amusement or resort oil low
charscter,o anu that she has there met men with
whom she has committed adultery. The defendant IN
hsr answer denies every allegation contaiaed IN the
compIaint. Judge Larremorc yesterday ordered =
Beference TO CharIes W. Picasants.
Colonel John X. Fellows, Ia General Sessions yes
The New York herald., 1878-07-09
BROOKLYN'S ALDERMEN.

A. q meeting Of tho Brooklyn Board OF Aldermen
yesterday afternoon the contracts Tor lighting tho
street lamps from May TO the end OF the year wero
awarded TO the Brooklyn, Metropolitan, Williamsburg,
Nassau and Peoples GasIisht companies Tho average
pr,ce per lamp was SIS 20. Contracts tor the light.
ing o 500 lamps In tho districts Of tho ismsbarg
ana Brooklyn companies we're also awarded to tue
Nov YORK aud New Jersey Giooe Gaslighl Company.
Tho Isb,ins OF 500 lamps IN the Nassau aud Metro
pvlian conpanes' districts gwen 10 the kxcoi-
siof Gasligbt Company.
favorable report OH the routes designated by tho
Rapid Transit Commission was received IRON tho
Railroad Committee, wuo also recommend tho grant
ing ei the request o the BroogIyn Elevated Railroad
Company 70 cnango their route 40 TO run from
street; themes TO Lexington avenue TO Broadway !;
thence to East Now YORK. The Board referred the
matter " mo Corpor alton Counsel " raporL