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The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
GrnCCiMl Women.

a London medical journal of hiyl,
authority says that efforts arc MAKING
ny u number of women of prominccc Ia
form a School of Beauty" IN England.
the members plcdging Themselves To- ito
everything in their power tn render
themselves comedy by natural means.
Prizes are to he given To those who can
@ with ease and grace, and SO furn-
ish evidence of good health and physi-
cal unconstrainmcnt.
Something of this kind is needed
here. Although American women have.
to u great extent, seen the foil, and Tho
nglincss of lacing and going thinly clad
I'D cold weather, there are still many
who think an absurdly snail waist at
tractiyc, and any number that So pinch
their feet that they cannot walk com.
iortabiy or becomingly. They do these
ridiculous things generally bccauScti,cy
imagine that men admire them. If men
have done SO, they do so no LONGER.
ihey prefer healthy and graceful wo.
men to invalid and awkard ones. rs all
women muStb be who cramp their waists,
wear shoes too small, or dress in any
way to interfere with their freedom
AMI satisfaction Nature and beauty
are one. No woman can be beautiful
who letters or binders Mature. The
more nearly she approaches the natur.
III the closer she comes to loneliness.
Women have heard this n thousand
tunes and Yet accept it mentally. Yet.
inthe'r blind worship of false gods,
they sacrifice themselves To intirmity
ana deformity. 1t is entirely incom-
Prehensible to men that So many wo-
men will endure pain and incur dis
ease from II mistaken notion of benuty.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
An Iowa lnn.keepcr In Jerusalem.

The Davenport Oowa) Gazette has
received n details an Intelligent stn-
ry OF profitable religious enthusiasm
some ~ years ago. IL says. Mr.. iona
than Brinton of Washington, Iowa.
became possessed of the idea that he
WAS commissioned by the saviour to
open an inn near JcI uSalcm, and al no.
come a pioneer in the work of rebpil,i-
my and Outstanding the HOLY City
for 1t was made known to him in a vi.
ion that the ancient glory of Jerusalem
was about Ia return unto her. n, was
worm u $4,000; he gave $40. 500
|" ms WIFE ana son. who preferred to
remain ON the farm, hoping that .kr
husband would be relieved of his IN
sane notions by rough experience. So
me husband went away alone, arrived
ut Jerusalem in safety, bought several
acres of land in the most desirable 10.
cation he could find two miles cas-. vi
the city, built his inn, and opened IL
for the accommodation of tourist. Ia
the holy Land. Two years have clans
ell, and whether he has been cured of
insanity or not is not known, but il is
very certain he struck a good thing
when he built that hotel. His letters
home have been of the most cheering
character his health has been COED,
he sees good times all the while. His
pictures Of prosperity, his longing for
his wife's companionship. have caused
Mrs, Brinton 10 decide to go to her has
band. She has sold her property in
Washington County, and this week
leaves, with her son, to join her hus.
band at his inn on the slopes of Juden.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

Sheep skins form u large item In the
commerce OF Cape Colony. The ship
ments there nOw reach about 1900. 900
skins annually. They are chiefly from
the indigenous or half-breed sheep. the
merinos being too valuable for their
wool to allow them being slap.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
Railroads carry three million passen.
gers safely where they kill one.

A doctor, while escorting u lady home
one evening, offered her a troche 10 re-.
iieve her cough. He told her to allow
II to dissolve gradually in her mouth.
NO relief was experienced. and the doc.
tor felt quite chagrined the next day
when the lady sent him u p~antaloon but.
ton with u note, saying he must have
given her the wrong kind of trochc, and
might need this one.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

A Chicago clergyman was aroused at
midnight to go and pray by the bedside
Of n dying man. On ascertaining that
the unfortunate being was a director i N
II gas company, he said to the messen-
ger: well, l don't know that there is
any use in my going; it'll just be a
waste of good praying; still, | suppose,
it's my duty and reluctantly accom-
panied him.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
A GOOD

sickness and suffering, costing $500 per wear.
total, $~l,2OO-all Of which was stopped b,
three bottles OF Hop Bitters, taken by my wife,
VINO has done her own Homework for a wear
since without the loss Of q day, and | want
everybody to know 1t for their benefit.
JOHN WEEKS, Butler, N. Y"
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
LATE NEWS.
lsen-rnI.

\ fire IN The Merchant Bank. Hos.
ton. ~"pt l7,h, caused a lo.. u toe"
col Thomn- Is sharp. a we'll knpyn
writer and sIcak,r. died ID So Yoft. se.,
.rti. aged ~ yrafs.
On" man was Killed and two prot.
ably fatally ~ Iutcj by the fall II a .c,nnld h.,
Srs York, sept I7th.
The smelling works 81 the Richmond
Mining Company, san ffsucisco. burned sept.
21th Loes, tl21,"U
Hon Elias Spear has rendered hi-
resignation as Commissioner II Patents. To
take cncc, Ortobct 3is,.
An explosion IN the foundry II the
state prison In -tillwai.r, Ninn.. s,p, 18Th,
inlhfei siN men, more ~ lee.
The Nevada Bank has sold the gov.
eminent one million ouncc- ~ silver Al a..
equivalent 81 London rates.
Five hundred and ninety nine Nor.
mons arrived AZ Nc0 YORK., sept. R,b. The,
are mostly Danr-, aud destined Tor Utah.
Col Almond Hodges. Pro-iicn, Of
! tIY u..Ituu,.,. N..t..-t n d.
suddenly, sept 27ih. At Portsmouth, II /
Elaborate urrnnr,tiun. nr. n,w h,i,,,
mad. ,o, ~. ,,,,t,, - -. ,,m,.,
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8ls'
The EipLtb Annu,l K,n,,. re, T..
uns,icu ,n,, ., s,,, 80,
the mos, .pcrc..,oi #, d.. ,L,,"
citation.
A r,rrinyc crossing ,hr ,,,,k ., a.,
Long Island Railroad ao,,.n,.. ,.,,
struck hy , ,,couo,iv, 1ho ,,,,... .,
dy were Killed.
A Still in the Queens Couptv on
works, a. Flushipy Io,, Iy,.r, ,,,
| sept. .O,h. Tbrc. men u,r, ,,,,uI, a,, -.
hans fatally bu,urJ
The s,,nmb,n, AJcInb; rl,;,, l..
tween N,v yo,L an, ~,
her boiler. sc,,.m,., os,h LnIaar
and cnli,up ~ mar.
mouth, III. s,p, s,b E,,n,, or,., ,,r,,
wood battery, los, both hands hy the nr,,u,
'h'' 'llN' lItfE' vi " cannon.
Th, NH. A. u;..
.., -. 'PT' ''""" mouse
Eas' ~. Louis. burned ON IA, Mich, of s,,,
26ih. Loss over $1,000.
TL, .,,,..
,,,, w., ONT, 90, - u"
NJ, Wv W p" r'"h''~'"' nave
.0,Gl0,o o0, ,,clusyc Of mining .,ocls
Latin A. R,nd,s ,,v,I,r ,,uu
L,,.. u,. 49,
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was '',''''S
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Inc secretary 81 the United States
'rc"nhrS on the nth Of September, received
an anonymous communication from Boston,
inclosing N,hN 10 h, placed to the credit Of
~
The standing committee of tho EMS.
copnl diucesc of Michigan has Jr,ll,J ma, ,o
call n special convention FOR m, ,L,,,i,n -,
Bishop to succeed McCloskcy. This l,,,vcs tho
matter open tin June.
,,,i.L, ,
-, V" wv '"'''' ''h"S'-
" ''"'''', " y" '"' TRACK near Fort elm
y ".''h'"g 'h' locomotive
'"'' w '"' "'"''' Win gram \
" ~ " "'"'''N'"E several cars
Hon. Addison Latin. cN-mrmhcr Of
rnnp,,ss nm, naval ,,m.,,,, ,.,,
tpl suI,ilp In Iyt,bI,,,,r u... 81 -.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

Scene--a school-room in u village in
The north of Scotland, where water is
scarce. Master Ito boy with dirty facet
what do you mean by coming 'day at.
ter day, in this filthy statep Why don't
you take an example from James,
thereF' pointing to good boy" '.He
Is always clean" Dirty boy. ..He
may be clean, He bides (lives) aside a
a pumUr
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17

John b. Davis had 400 acres of toma-
toes on his farm nea Richmond. Va,
the biggest field of the kind in the Uni
ted States.
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III

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In .o,.r.,, ,,,v,,,i,,s ,.,, ,o,,i,.,
cd Charles ". C,r,,r ,,r c,,grcss !,
IN. Fourtb dis,r,c, ot CONNECTICUT.
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INV '''""''A''S" VI" r""r'h wv"
"'ct " Connecticut have nominated
james - Taylor Tor Congress Th,
Democrats Of the Eleventh Pc%nnsylya.
W., D.. c., .',
u.-.-,- .,., ,'.
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"'",
.,.. 49,. .", $50,
p,,a,, r,. c.a..n..m ,' w"r
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The Nebraska Democratic Convcn-
ton nominated the following ticket
For Supreme Judge, John D. Howe;
for Congrass (shori icrm). Alex. G..
b""r; for Congress dong ,"rm), j. W.
Davis "o'o''or' ~ II webster; Lieu
= N'h'' secretary
SUM- ''"J""'n '"r'h':'oh' auditor,
~ '''"H"''', ., u, yum
' superintendent VI '"o''' III
"'"'r"''
run
""'' w" ""''''"gS' '"'h'S Mo
'
The Republican State Convention of
New York was held at Saratoga. Sep
bmbcr 26th. with Roscoe Conklinp AZ
chairman and permanent president,
GEORGE +. Danforth was nominated for
Judge OF the Court Of Appeals, The
p'"tiorm Insists that grccnbacks, in
stead OF being dishonest and dcprccia-
'ed' snail DO made rs good as honest
ON demands free and unintimidatcd
elect'ons IN the South as we'll ~ in the
North' anu endorses the Electoral Com
mission ~ " wise II honorable mode
settling II dangerous dispute.
The platform adopted by tho Demo.
cratic State convention of Nebraska.
reaAirms faith and devotion 10 tho
Union MI" constitution. with oil its
""'""'''"'s' " S'r'ct construction Ut
nome ru'e' supremacy of the civil over
i"' "'"""'y power inc eIua'''y of all
''''"''S "''ore 'he 'aw' free ana un-
trahihie'leu elections. opposes amy and
MI pro'e't'Ve farms. subsidies To rail
ro""s or o'her private corporations, all
Veh laws which make II discrimi.
n"''on III ia'or OF the rich against the
poor n demands economy in the adj
m'hls'ra'lon OF public affairs; dcnounc-
~ the Republican party for squandering
the public lands and for other reasons
named. II also arraigns the Republic
can party for the crime Of ~dcfrauding
the nation OF n President justly elected
ny " majority OF II quarter Of II million
"i votes d%enounccs the pcrnicious
financial legislation of the Republican
party and pledges the Democratic
party to the renewal of II sound iinan-
clal policy.
The adjourned Democratic Stat. co,-
vention of Moss,chus.,,s ma, l., d..
ton, S,ptember 25th .JG Ahh,,, ,,.s
nominated for Governor. Tb, ,,,,form
condemns the Republicans Of M,ss,.
chus,,,s for their ~f,;lur, j., o,uI,m.
The Red Cloud chief., 1878-10-17
HUNGARY.

Tho Hungarian Radicals have held
a mass meeting Of protest against the occupa-
ton Of Bosnia. Resolutions were submitted
declaring that the occupation of Bosnia will Ice
fatal To tn Hungarian nation. They protest
against the sacrifice Of Hungarian blood and
money against their wishes; demand the with.
drawal OF troops from Bosnia, and declare he
intention TO organize a movement 10 petition
the Hungarian Diet for the impeachment OF
the THEA Cabinet. The agitation is regarded
as a party movement OF a small, but turbulent
minority. The recent elections gave the gov
rnmen \ large majority.
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THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

There was a large assembiagc OF stock brokers and
business men In tho Stock Exchange at eleven O'Clock
yesterday morning, to hear the Official announcer
OF tue result OF the annual election. Tho brokcrs
amused themselves by knocking oil ono anothcr's
hats and playing all OF jokes and tricks her
ncighbors. Mr. Moses A. wheclook. occupied the
char aud called the members TO order. Tue read
ing OF the result Of tho election was performed by
\. r.. Shedding, ono of tho tciors When TINS was
finished Mr. Henry Moigs, tho retiring president,
introduced Mr.. Brayton lves, his successor, VINO
speeches aIro delivered by James Mitchell, tho
new Chairman, William Mcclure, tho vice CHAIRMAN ;
~. q. Hayes, the treasurer, ana H. ogden White, tue
secretary. Moses A. Wheclock. the late chairman,
Iclt the floor of he Exchange In nedlaoy after tho
inst ailation oil hts successor Tho new Governing
Committee met yesterday, ana a CON IN ttec was ap.
pointed to make suggestions IN relation TO tho stand
ing committooa
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THE MOHAWK DISASTER.

Among those lost on the yacht Mohawk when she
capsizcd of Staten Island the Goth. of July,
1876, In addition TO her lamented owner, Commodore
Garner, was, as viii be remembered, Frost Thorne.
Surviving the latter gentleman two infant chill:
dren, and suit is about DO brought in tho Supreme
Court against tho executors OF Commodore Garner
behalf of these Two infant children. Tho general
guardian OF these children, Mr.. Eugene j. Fellows,
submitted petition yesterday to Judge Donohue ask
ian ad item for the purpose OF bringing tho
SUIT and also for authority bring the suit against
the executors, stated. 1t stated by Mr. Fellows
that In October 1872, Mr.. Fellows conveyed Com
modore Gamer, TRUST for specific purposes, some
lands IN Texas worth $S 900, with the Understanding
that these lands should be reconvcycd by Commodore
Garner at a particular time, which is now passed.
The executors having refused to mako the reconvcy
II Is sought In insttuting the present proceed
ings TO the Texas lands in question decrecd to be
the property OF the childrcn OF Mr. Thorne, ana 10
compel the executors TO make roconvcyance. On
technical grounds, tho papers peng imperfect, Judge
Don0hue deferred granting the order
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l26' l2ox 1877, lao, l5i, i77, us, l7o, $50.
van HSat-Nos. 4ai, 4as Acc al. ABS, AZ sis, 81,
49, SO. 90 OF, o. o. "a, 1856. $50 1885, 1871 355, $3.50
$40, 500. s94 sIe. asa 25, 20 lo4 80 100. So s9l,
45s, 400 46i, 462. 4o3, 46a 465, a66 467.
SUPREME CouRr-CuRcur-Par HELD by Judge
Barreli. ol--No. liza No day calendar. Part
2-Held by Judge Lawrence.-Nos /, 969 1914, 1892,
1871 1852 $685. 2o34 1904, 1906 1905 1885, 1884, Il93
l4el ss42 1861 $780, 1909 1879 4oS 1906, 1857 li2l
SOC SOL 5l2, 1925 1854, l44, lo45 1il0 1925. 25os,
15271 1917, l547 LAS, s47s 1898, liza l4s4. s92,
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESEgAL TERM--Held by judges
sper, Sanford and Freedman-Nos IT. 25, 20, q, 20,
81, SO. 81, 3s, 80, 40. ~, 43, "A, 45.
SUPERIOR CouRT-sPscIAL TERM-Held by Chiof
Judge Curis.-Nos. As, 35, Al, o.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-rRIAL rERa-pARr Held by
Judge Scdgwick. Nos $780, 1885, 554, ass, 296, 707,
Ill, 5G4. Parts 2 aud 3-Adjourned for tho term.
COMMON PLKAs-GESEaAL rERM-Held BY Chief JUS
tce DAly and Judges Robinson ana Larrcmore. T.
COMMON PLrAs-CnAMBERs-Held BY judge J. F.
Duly-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-TRlAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
204 SIS 579 $780, $751; 1894 24o, 229 ga, ll43, 1880,
43s 2l37 $50 $751; 2GOl lll5 1896 543 1926 1929 243,
14S 2y3o, e2oM, 1896 $685. 1885, casa. Part AID
MARINE CoURT-TRrA TERM--Part Held by Chief
Justicc AkerNos. 5o3, sa4l 4as4 4s2e, 1922, 2a44,
2-Hcd by Judge Goepp.-Nos. 1865, 44SI 1888, 1895.
1905 36ls 46l4 1885, $780, 1920 4602 4i49 427s 42s3
1880. Part She'd by Judge SinnotL-Nos. 43ll,
355 1926 l96, 1885, 1916, 249S 1872 $780, 327i 446a
465l. 4662, 1868, 1854
COURT GENERAL SEssioSs-Part 2-Hcld by
Judge Gilacrslccyc. People vs.. Mary Williamson,
robbery: same VS. Lawrence Higgins and John Casey,
robbery; Same VS.. Garigga d. Charlotte, iaisc pre-
fences; Same VS.. Robert Stafford, embezzlement;
Same VS.. Edward Mcree, robbery; Same vs.. Charles
Doherty. burglary; Same VS.. John +. Reagan, lar
ceny from tho person; Same vs.. Charles Esler and
Michael McAnnery, larceny from the person; Same
vs.. Kato Robinson, larceny from tho person. Part
Held by Recorder Hackctt.-rhe People VS.. Naicn-
tine Brunbauer, homicide; Same vs.. SIMON Stump,
ielonous assault and battery; Same vs.. Thomas Ho
gan forgery; Same George O'SuIlvan, assault and
DON robbery; Phillip Lynch. felonous assault and
battery; Same W. Patrick Burns, burglary; same vs.
Biaskopf grand larceny; same vs. Joseph Belxon. lar
ceny from tho person.
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Still Fighting Over Edison's
Telegraphic Patents.
aEMENVO OF TIE MOHAWK DISASTER.
An Important Suit Against Mr.. Gamers
Executors.

In the equity branch OF the United States Circuit
Court Judge Batchford yesterday heard an argument
on dcmurrers in two suits involving the right to use
the automatic duplex and quadruple systems OF teleg
raphy. Tho first suit brought by Thomas A.
Edison and George Harrington against tho Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company and Jay Gould II in
wolves claim by the compliments as trustees for
about 81 0O0 600. In December 1874 tho compliments
trustees made optional sale to Jay Could acting
for the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company OF the
right 10 some forty patents covering tho auto
matte system OF biography. They also sold the right
10 use tie duplex and quadruple systems OF teeRra
phy invented b. Edison and received therefor nbodt
$50, 000 each. For tho automatic patents thcy were
10 1000 shares of stock. which was to be Is
sued OF the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.
not to deliver the patents 10 thc company
until they had received she stock. Instead Of
dong this he placed the assignment OF the patents 10
himself record at the Office OF the Commissioner
OF Patents, at Washington. The compainants have
not received dollar oil STOCK, and the patents arc
used by the Atlantic Telegraph Company, and they
pray Tor Injunction RESTRAINING their uso by this
accruing by the OF Their patents. Edison's own
interest 900 shares Judge Blachford over
ruled the demurrer without hearing the close OF Mr..
Buffers address.
The second suit action brought by Edison
aud Harrington against the Western Union Telegraph
Company and 10 which several demurrers were inter-
posed, and argued. The plaintiffs Ia the Tor
damages and accounting py royalty for the defend
ants use by infringement OF the duplex and quadrn-
Court overruled tho defendants demurrer in this
action also.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales were made yesterday on tho


Exchango:-
v.
Executcr's sale OF three story brick house. with
i noifnags ~ o.e"r $1,000
ana n Nswa st.. ireenpoin to s. Guennian $500
Also foreclosure salc-E. f. Schell referee-of
house. with lease Of lot 2jxlo33, No. 432 East
18th st., Ia II. W. Of ay. A. leased January
l. 1869 Germ, 20 years.. to q. Schappert o,2oo
y. MEYER.
Foreclosure sale--W. Cochran, referec-of tho
building with lot "a .Sx:}S 4, No % Liberty st.,
S. G6l fl. W. of William ST.. to plaintiff. l21OO
N. CAMP
Foreclosure sale j. X. steers. Jr referee--of build
ing with lot 20xlo22. No. 4O3 East 18th st.. s. s,
30 Ii. o. OF I'd av., to plaintiff 5000
Also one lot, 1s.4x90, No 356 East 116th St. b.,
rs OF LIST to plaintiff $500
Il AND !. PHILLIPS.
Foreclosure sale-J. g. Sinclair. referee-of two
lots each 25x9011 on West 1f9th St. n s., 100
It. of 9Th also four lots. each 25xS0.l on
West l5o.h 100 f. OF 9Th av to painsiI.. $500
COATES
Foreclosure sae--k Il. Gwlim, reieree--of two
lots. each 2Jx1O5. on linton av.. S. y. 200 IT, ~
Of Pontiac ST. East Morrisania to James Sfcr.
A. J.. BLEECKER AND son.
Foreclosure saie--Joan H. Glover. reieree--Cfa plot
of land, ~ 6x3:. 2x 1O0 2x50x373, on West l29th
ST.. s. Q. corner OF Bloomngdaio road, to Hugh N.
Camp. louUo
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A CLEAR ROUTE TO THE PARK.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:--
Why caunot law BIO passed preventing all carts
and merchandise wagons from using Fifth avenue
after u certain hour IN the dayY There are now SO
many private equipagcs, and Filth avenue Is the
only street thoy use In getting to the PARK. that
question OF safety alone all other vehicles should
DO excluded. They maintain a different ratio OF speed
from tho private turnouts aud constantly causing
''bockatcs." that every person IN carriage in
danger blockade taking place, say at Thirteth
street, will be lelt on AL afternoon when the avenue
Is crowded as far Us Fifty ninth street
In European cities certain streets after certain
hour reserved for private equipagcs, and viii
DO conicrriDg great favor upon tho driving commn
nifty II you VIII advocate that the same be done in
New York. DRIVER.
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DE CASTRO 4 co.
NEW YoRK. My Ia. 1873.

To rus EDiroR OF fiiE HERALp:-
Noticing In your ISSUE oil This date, under head OF
"Businoss Troubles" that tho undersigned arm az.
urcd as creditors OF Juan q. dc Mier in mo eum Of
s752s3. take the liberty Of asking you to state In
correction explanation OF tho Same that not dol
lar OF tho above sun Is duo own account but
only agents or representatives OF sundry creditors
whose procuration bold Tor the collection OF thus
Indebtedness We are also attorneys ana agents Tor
the collection OF debts due by several other bankrupt
firms OF this city to our south American friends, and
beg that your report OF the list vi creditors OF
insolvcnt firms, where name occurs, 10 40
the justice TO state that ~ 10 az representatives or
agents, as will appear by the papers flied.
ID. DE CASTRO co.
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CARGO OF THE RACEHORSE.

The miscellaneous cargo OF the schooner Racehorsc,
which has been acting as q trader on the coast OF
Africa sold yesterday at No liz Pearl street. by
John II. Draper Co., auctonecrs. Several ntnt
muskets brought 81 Is; seventy nine old United
States mnskcs were sold for 90 cents each two bngs
Of ints GO cents lot Of bullet moulds, ~ 10: 20
pounds OF bar lead 3M cents pound; 500 pounds OF
drop shot and 200 pounds OF buck shot, % cents per
pound; lot 81 powder So 90 per kcg. Immediately
alter sale took place on board the vessel nj pier
East River. a lot OF tobacco brought 12H cents a
pound, 5000 feet VI lumber sold for S45, ana twenty
i've Ions Of coal tor $72.
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SUPREME COURT CALENDAR.

PoUGnKEEPsIE, N. Y, May IA, 1878
Fifty decisions handed down at the General
Term OF tho Supreme Court to-day The following is
the calendar for tomorrow :--Enumerated, No. 6;
preferred, NOS 6, T. IS; unenumerated, Nos. 49, 16,
90 a. rs. 90 81. 20, 81 49, "a, &c. 81 A. AS At 81,
So 53h, S. 56. So sc, 81, 90. H. 49,
The Court adopted the following important rule to-
day No referee shall be appoin ted 10 sell real prop
erty In the Second Judicial district who does DOT re-
eide in county whore the property be sold Or some
part thereof is located"
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NEWARK SAVINGS INS rITUTION.

II been resolved by tho managers OF the Newark
Savings Institution to apply TO Chancellor Runyon
for PERMISSION 10 pay second instaiincnt Of twenty
per cent to depositors aud rftcr June l. rho man
ayers also reelected President DO Id the old
finance Committee, Messrs. A. s. Reeve, A. %. Bad
win aud Henry q. Darcy. Tho Examining Com NJ s-
sopers will be ready TO report the actual condition Of
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