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New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

(Br). Kuesen, Cork for orders Funch.
Bark tNorh onvari Cork for orders. Benham Boye
bark Canessa Padre ial) schiappapers ORDERS
BARK Dasgry Nof) Olsen, Antwerp Belg Funch. Edye
Noe Utai. Cappiello. Marseles France slocovch
BARK Juvcnta tNor.h Lima Marseles Louis Teiens
Bark Rhea dGe BHdig Boricasx France G Tobias Co
BARK Andre. Padre ptai. cannarera. cOnstaotinoplc
Bark Csrib Tidmarsb, st croiy. p. Hsnford
ARRIVED.
steamahp GeIn,nic Brl Kennel Liverpool March 2ii
I s Yin mse and to r. CS ana 8Sa
posed The the Erin from LiSerpoo for NewYorS date
80 s1 5 x s I s S. @ fGe Norma o@ ss
more Aitona 26 lat As SO lon ss 50 culard steam
$ ship % Sc same nc date lat il o. a. uCn steamship
sss@snp vldcaa Rr Bristol ls ays in ballast
Esye and SS onany Or ami c r"
ship Pr@a iant london IS dsys ballast to C. H.
ARRIVED March 81.
steamship CBr Williams Bristol March 1s. with
ss ea%sh s%a Raes oheo & m %ehe Hun March and south
10 Boston S0th with mdse and pass to Chas L.
Steamship General werder serl Hoffman, Bremen March m
~ and southampton 2oh WIN I'm md'e ana ~ caoh anu '1
steamship T. Csand Dutch Deddes. Rotterdam March 10
and Flushing ISth with mdse. and 81 pass 10 Funch EdSe
steamship Herman Livingston Dacgar savannah days.
ith mdse an pass to Murray Ferris q CO. ~ por, and
Norfolk mdse and pass. TO Old Dominion steamship
shp Crosby ,oi Yarmouth, 81 Tretrv Liverpool
5s in ballast TO James W Elwell CO 90 ,.x.
Shp Romsdal of Glasgow, Jafman, Liverpool % uays
with mdse TO order; vessel 10 Henderson Bros
WIND-sunset-At Sandy Hook light, S.; cloudy At CITY
Island, n. W. raining
FOREIGN PORTS.
IryIPpooI March 3O-The steamship Bulgarian capt.
Tran from Boston Liverpool passed Crookhaveh yescf'
DAY. - -, o...,o IN, \ cort
Bouchc,te from Portland March 16 for Liverpool arrived
here to-day. ,,,,,. .xo,, pos,on
The steamship Victoria C'r), Capt Williams Hom bos'on
March l6 for Liverpool. arrived here TODAY. -. .
RAyRR March 30The General Iransailan,lc 70
shin Pereirc sailed from at O'Clock this morning ior
New-lorg.
(yor later Shtpyes,s " any. Fifth Pace
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
THE COURTS.
THE BLEECKER STREET ROADS RIGHTS.
nho Rloocknr Street Railroad COmpanY. be

THE BLEECKER STREET RUADS K1GdIS.
The Bleccker Street Railroad Company, be-
ARE ,ts troubles became serious obtained an extension
!, It's charter permitting it, among other things TO lay
rack in Foureenthst TO connect with the Christopher
street Ferry Under pressure Of partial Insolvency
he Beecker Street Company leased all its franchises 10
The Twenty y-third Street Railway Company ana ,ns.
har and Tenth Railroad Company As soon as an
sempt made TO exercise this franchise tne oel
The Attorne General began similar SUIT ana the
.v sfopped the laying of tracks in Fourteenthst Ihe
fV r united compSn began their suit against all
,ber companies an except this last suit have Deen
t,onsly dsposed OF in favor OF the three companies;
esstYdav Julge Van Worst, in Supreme Court SPECIAL
Serm rendered decision on all points N iav9r o ,m9
s sih 10 lease 10 the Twenty third street Company.
ssS that to supet to the Christopher and Ien.n Stre
hat he reference OF the city authorities Wa
Sonnaarran,ed Scribner d Robinson and FLANAGAN x
pht apnearcd for the prevailing corporations simon
serne for the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.

PORT OF NEW YORK .......MARcH 30
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY Of Berlin (Br) kennedy, Liverpool John
steamship The Queen (Br.). Aree Liverpool via Queens
town. +. W j. HURT.
steamship Victoria tBr Young, Glasgow, Scot, Henderson
Steamship Donau Ger) Bussns. Bremen via southampton
Oelrichs n co.
ste@malp Acapulco Clapp Aspinwall Pacific Mail Steam
ship Co
Steamship George W. Clyde wnnett. Havana William r.
Ciyde Co.
steamship state OF Tcxss Nickcrson, Galveston Key
steamship Morgan City. RoaJ oreans Bogert & Mo.
RaU
steamship hudson Gagcr Ncw-Oilcans Clark Il Seaman
steamship Oly OF Savanna!, Mallory, Savannah George
Yonge.
steamship Charleston. lockwood. Charleston w Quntard
a Co.
Steamship Regulator, poano. Wilmington " c. william p
(1ydc 4 Co.
slap HOPE Curta AMER for oriera, X. +. Buck 4 Co.
fnp NJ. Icury, Pai.uo AMER for O:,icrr, kels0p r
snp Pembroke Castle (Br), Hanilton London W. ID. Nor
ship oTryne (Gerl, jordan, Bremen Germany. Mailer
Kruger.
ship David CrocEet Anderson san Francisco Sutton Co
BARK Nellie Erett, DAVIS Anjtr Tor orders Brett Son Co
Bark Jane Ure tBr Mitchell, Liverpool. j. f. Whitney
4
Bark Sega tSor Hncs Falmouth for orders, C.
Tobias * Co.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CLAIMING MANY ACRES.

Mrs. Eliza Millar, whose claim to 10000
acres in Ohio West Virginia and Virginia has been al
ready mentioned in THE TRIBUNE has placed her claims
for immediate litigation in the hands of Rrus Andrews
OF this city she the legal representative OF John
Young of Baltimore, who was a large baker and CON
tractor with the United States during the war oil 1872
Among her claims 200 acres in kanaWha County,
through which the Chesapeake and ONO Rallroad runs
Washington County, W. Va; 4,OOo acres i'll
Lewis County, w. Va; 2,65s acres in Wetzei County
1000 in Richie County 15 800 acres In Harrison
County; $4,000 in Scott County and tract or
10000 in Owen, Scott and Grant Counties. The
property is said to be worth $30,0OOOOo.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

ssrsST,n coURT -CHAnFEgs -, J-Flrst Monday motion
sPEcit TgsM-Van Worst. J.--Denurrers- 10 2l
an 2i5 Y46 233, POI. i67. l6s 100 23 242
. ae. a7 0' 7s ~ ~ zss 2se FL 2a 27 x 2 300 200
dill - ' '' ~" w. "''
,Clscrr-PtgI Ivan Braut J-No, 1889 so0g. 117e
3lSi. 99i 1910 1915, 2l77. 1881 1856 l5Go 10; ios
l5sS iS5s 1869 1862 1868, 2ss, 272S 2724 ISL 1853
PAaT II--Donolus. J.-Nos 1881, 9ss 1853 lasa 1A,z
6O6s l7os 9e9 13s4. 152s 3Is. 1891 i4b2 isf ia
l4S li93 1860 1893. lO43 ls2l, 1884, la0l f5H i3S2
l45G 1893 43s POSI- 1851 l5Cs, 1861 i5ee 1860 i5?0
1872 1919 55I4 l67 1877. lJ7s 1879 lbsO, 1851 1857
srrEhos GO RT-GESfEaL rEEu--Win NEE; today 70, the
puginse Of rendering decisi0ns.
srgfIAL IkaM-ssIgw;cS JIssiics oijsw, No 10 g. Is
SUES VI fact, No Z 70 ~.
IRLsL Isp- PAN l-Freeiman J.~-Nos. l57, 73Q. 400.
z52 @ $50 6ls 1919 S5p ls5 COL C5? 84G 04T Gas 49,
Gao. 30s: 53s. 4<5. $50. 100. 7se.
iAnd Ii,s'.eir JNos 1861 big, GIL $751; 1874 53G Ss5
$, 59s o s az Pd & i5 sla. 6 lis ss4 5o IL
ragr i,calts Nos 4gl. l44, l4s sos 77s oss 2ee.
go 5is a27 Ge4 752 44g 5g5. 39S fi5 1u3 ,S SS sa
~. <Si. 100 cas- tH;s. ' 400
eysxox PLgAs- GgNERAL fEalwiA meet to4ay 10, the
p,,p"@ " rendering 81 eoeisiOls. " Wv
,1sVclil fEts--I.srretnofe III " 81 inclusive.
D. ~ skfNPskr Ivan HocsoIl mos 5GJ 1856 lG3J
sS ilsO 1886 l43s, 2l70 111. i225 62o l434 li78
~ ~ 2S.. 1873 Zf2s 242g 33f 473 2J3s 1855 1926
~ t.z Ills, 449 45l. 75s 6ss 1851. 45j 196 SIS
Yiis i s e <ss go o. e"s l4si 2ia7 2a7a 2$56, 2eol,
ss o sss ss asss aSs aias a5 2Os $40 ssc c
~ :. e.s Z =. .nS SO 5su hel, ia24 27SO az Is3a
n.,Jdi Il r. uaiv Nos. I1gr 1879 i0l 1870 il57
e a91o ~ ioo iS,i, 1881. ial SJ4. i2.0 il9s ioio
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CIVIL NOTES,

In the divorce suit of Otto Haas against
Mary Haas. Judge Lawrence granted, on Saturday an
order allowing the wife $40 week alimony and 800
counsel fee.
Judge Freedman, in Special Term Of the
Superior Court granted, Saturday, decree Of ahso
lutte divorce to the plaintiff in the sn OF Michael Wink
Ter against ROsanna Winkler. husband ana whe' VINO
were married August Il, 1866, and have no children
Judge Lawrence granted, on Saturday,
writ of habeas corpus bring before the Court to-day
the two children Of Louisa Eberhard, Anna and Bertha
They committed by Justice Morgan last THURSDAY
10 the Society for the Protection OF Juvenile Delnquents
In the suit of Dewitt c. Langley against the
Erie Railway Company and Others. the particulars Of
which have previously been published. Judge Pratt IN
Brooklyn. Saturday granted the motion of one of the
defendants for a change from Orange TO New-hork
County.
WV. Perry was adiudged lunatic February
D, 1874. and Mary NJ. K. Perry appointed guardian
Of his person aud estate The sheriff subsequently
seized his library. said to be worth $4,000 under
execution in the suit OF AnOn W GrswOld against the
lunatc. Judge Robinson, IN Common Pleas. Special
Term granted ON Saturday leave 70 the guardian to sue
the Sheriff for the recovery of the library.
Isaac V. French, receiver of the Peoples
6avings Bank, has begun suit against Henry II. Van
Dyck. formerly Bank Superintendent and United states
Assistant Treasurer, of the trustees of the bank
The SUIT is similar to those brought against the other
the purchase OF North Carolina bonds bought with bank
funds Elliott f. Shepard appears for the defendant
Mrs. Mary Hyams has begun an action, in
the Brooklyn City Court 10 limited divorce from
her husband. Henry Hyams OF No. 100 Navyst, Brook
lyp, the ground of cruel treatment and deseron.
Ehe states that they were never married, the husband
being Hebrew and the wife Catholic. bat that they
have lived together ten years and have three children
Judse Reynolds Saturday. allowed the palntif 500
lee and ~ week alimony pending the trial OF
The suit.
Ex-Judge Dittenhoefer has begun proceed
.rgs TO obtain the renstatcm ment OF Police Captain
siebert. a rounasnan and sergeant in his precinct
were removed hs evidence, Tor not communicating
T. him letter relating to charge against ot them.
TGeg bOtn seeking their restoration. Aftcrward,
February 26, Captain Slebert removed for perjury IN
that evidence On Saturday Judge Daniels granted
certiorar requiring the Police Commissioners TO
certify the General Term OF the supreme Court, for
review the testimony and proceeding before them on
which they dismissed Captain Sieuert.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
THE OPTION TO RENEW A LEASE.

Rank leased in May $780, lot at Fulton and Pearsis
for twenyon years. with the right to renew the same
for twenty-one years longer at per CENT on the az
praised value of the lot at the time OF the renewal "
renew the lease; in fact preferred TO give up lts
building for nothing but the executors OF the lessor n
baving died meanwhile, insisted that the lease
should be renewed. A suit was brought ana was uIeu
before Judge Van Worst In supreme Court specla Ietui
and he on Saturday decided that the lease was mutual
in all its terms, and gave the power TO the oank ~
its option TO demand new lease, II gave tnc power "
the lessor at his option TO enforce q new lease
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
PASSENG EKS ARRIVED.

FROM IIVFRPOOL-fn IN SeIrdshfp Gcrnapr-J. Adol-
phus G. G. Balfour and servant G. W. Blyh Mrs o. a. BIgo
low Mr. eau q. f. Bear Mr. and MTs. H. Nj BrttOn.
j. L. Chaplin C. H. Dor, D. Dixon, j. p; Davis Miss j. H.
Egsn iiDley Folsom. W. Fraser IT, !. frcebDrOugh, II,
Iogie J. Head. Mr. aud Mrs. w Haley, j.
Innes W. Johnstone j. d. Krepcbers Knapp H. Laforcads
J. T.. IL W. II. IiAckett. ~ r.
Sew Thompson, Lieut. T. q Baker NJ ATS. y. In
Mecker Martin. Miss G: Murray NJ c. Mayer Niles J. T.
r. l.. MCCVnkeY. Mr. and Mrs g. - Pearce ~ PINK
ham L. Rausoc. Nr and Mrs NJ. o. KOurke ard infant,
C. Row son. W. II. Spencer, IL. Smith, r. r. A. scott w. =.
scott InnO John Thalon A. Van Winkle, Mrs. L. L..
Wr.ro
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
A POLICEMAN ACorIrrED OF HOMICIDE.

Edgar S. Slauson, Roundsman of the Fourth
Precinct Police was tried Friday and saturday before
Judge Daniels in the Court of Oyer and Termlner ior
killing one Timothy Lanahan on August 20, 1877 by
unnecessary Climbing The Coroner found some bruises
on Iapahans head, but found disease sufficient TO ac
count for his sudden death. Officer Slauson denied
positively having used the club the man. He found
he said three officers bringing in drunken man he had
never seen before and aided them to carry hlm 10 the
station house The Jury after few minutes cOnsulta
ton acquitted him. Herring
appeared for the prosecution; William r. hnl'zhs lot
the prisoner
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR SAN FRANCISCO-In SteaiashiD 5cnDaic).-Mrs.
o. child Jas. n. Ward A. e. Rh"dc- and son,
Mrs NJ L. II. Cross w. Underhll, WIFE two daughters and
son r. L. Wte IL :. stewart and wife, Mr.. II. A. Nell
heny. capt f. W WIG N Mrs r. A. Leli's son a. daughter,
1. Wall For Central aud @oUti America
s. Ians5ufel A. Keith J.J Andreas g. g. iana G. Levy,
r. r. King u Sckerso. W singer, j. Wilson, r. W. Cot
hn e. NJ q. Provost II. A. Lopez 81 L. Cro.by, IT, ii.
r. Wallace. Mise May Banchard Mis- T. W. llteheli. f.
Hon;arele. Mc1lnenney. w. H. Barton Clef Eng. H. j.
n
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

United States Commissioner Shields, on Sat
Irday, held In al 900 bail each Meyer IL McuGeissoEn,
Bernard Brod Jacob ScheB, Cornelius Van Boyer
Charles r. Held and John Benton, tobacco dealers,
Charged with noglcctips make proper entries III the
Internal Ieyepue books.
Michael Long was examined before United
Jttcs Commissioner Shields on saturday OF the charge
Di operating Illicit sJl at West ard Bctbunc-sts
The still found i'll vault under empty lot,
covered with Old barrels and other refuse. The exaDina
tion adjourned before being completed.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
MARINE NTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun rses.. 64I SETS. GA Clock fast 3'52
Moon Tses. 4j5 Moon souths l1:I0 Moons age -
HjH WAIEH IODAY-A 81.
sandy Hook. 63S Gov Island. 7:23 Hell Gste... 9.l2
HIGH WAFER IODhY-P. 81.
Sandy Hook. 654 Gov. fsIaud 75l Hell Gate... 9iO
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

UUMORs OF THE SCHOOL-ROOM TEA-TABLE
-" DO help first Mummy! DO help first -
"Why should you DC helped first. Geradi" +" Because
I'm waiting patiently, and haven't asked!- lPunch.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
kgMZE:Y'S

kGNZEY'S
CLEARi>G-GrT SALE
bEf9i;a sI2ariIAvEXGE hE%fSXiGAE 10
Lots ., Kii ol@yss lcc and ,aG 3}c &C. pair
Lots OF Hosiery. 7c., loe, l5c. pair.
fIno Hosiery closing outflow. y,r,yv
Lots of Iaecs. lc .. &c. Sc. 7c yard.
Lace Goods, N'ilings &c, closing. vtv1tv
Linen and Lace Collars. Sc.
silk and Lace lies, &C. ,.,..,, ~. On, n
Real Yak Iaces 5c I0c. yard.
Real Gupure Lacer, lOe, l6c yard. ,,x,rv
Hamburg Fmbroideros lc to Soc yard.
Embroidery trimmings, e. Zc, 90, ,o,.,, ,,,,>, ,,tcr
Closing Hemstitch UandkeFcnieis &c. M.
All Linen Iemncd handkerchief &c, &c, &c. ,,,.,r,.
Gents All Linen IIenmcd IIandkerchefs, 9c., l2c.
Fine iIandkcrcIeis at bargains .,,.,,.,.
Jet ana silver Combe, lOc aud l2c ,.,.yr,,
J.wery-Esr1inrs SETS Pins. Necklaces.
sleeve buttons closing at 2tc on the dollar ,.,,,,.
Large 10, OF Ladies' and Misses
Chernises Sehi.dres.cs. sacques sc.
All closing ont from 2jc. up. ..
Bargains Linen Dama,k Towels.
Bargains ia IiufNings and Trimmings ,,....,,,..
In rear store Thcnsands Of
siit Iiraids SIX Gaiioons, aud
Fancy Trimmings, worth NON a
KINZEY
Flowers and Feathers, less than hall price
Ribbons, Ribbons, lc, 2c., Be-. &C. anI lDc yard ..
Trimming Sks and Nelyei-. zoe. Ia jOc.
! D. 900 Rich Fans from &c. TO 81 each. .
kinney
Immenss stock Of raran GOois. China
Na.o-, Toilet Sets, cups and sauccr-
silver plated Ware. Wrlung Desks
dressing Cases, work Boxes, japanese Goods,
Work Iiaskeis SWISS Goods Russia
Good. ErOuZes tryHtAl Goods.
Dolls. &c. arranged III departments al
&C., lOc. 2jc, Doc, Toe, 81, 81 30, - and 80
Many OF the goods worth iIon sl0io ; .... ...,.,
THE ESTIRE STOCK MUST
BE SOLD BEFORE REMOVAL.
WI. kinney, - ~ - -. -. . . ~
CORNER OF GTHsT.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
DECIsIONS-MARcH 30.

!Suprenp Conrt-Chambrs- Judge Lawrence
WEIGH WiDterbanIhe motion TO vacae the order Of
denied the bah is reduced to $1,000 SOuTclBo
AZ Scby-Thc plaintiff is emitted allowance OF $500
ct orr he cytered to that eject Growciy agt Plnips
The this Is defective; marks the
pargir OF the proposed orcr Crun ag Crui do not
how sign stating that the defendant
saei resident TegctmeeF ag Tcgetmeer.-I
do not necessity for altering the heretofore
tnasle; mcinOrstuduI1.
b Judge Dauels.-Har1ey agt. Snitl-Orfer granted.
SrciqL BY Judge Van NOIstStejnbccker NOss
Fnongs -etcd eugTosscd 10 be presented FOR sigma
fure Calagb8n agt MuilaIy. Decree signed Bruce
the Fulton National Bank the Beceker street Fulton
,iinSn. The People 81 the State of NewIOrk agi.
Twenty tird Street Railroad Co. and
eiisseG oplDicn
Srpe'for CoHrt-Np,cidl Ta7a-Bv Judge Sanford.-
Son sgt RetDiccr and OthersIlgdiEgs settled. Parker
ng Corner Case aud exception settled ordered lie
By Judge tTeedinen.Guyer etc eg Cornish and Others.
Judemert OF foreclosure aud sale ordered. Duel agt Id
Ecr ct alNeefence ordered MnkIer agt Winkle-Order
granting plaintiff leave amend summons etc Dsmson ACT
ClsIEs0r a.-Reference ordered C2rk agL shchh Or
denying motion receiver etc Conner aE Trim
bic. Ct fjsunasah ct al agt CoDDeI-
Actions discontinued.
Common Pieas-Special IaT.-By Judge LarTc-
tnorrAugomar BOanE etc.inlunction dissolved;
decision Mount agt. MOuuL-A tachDent Orcerei GGOde-
Doueh st DE GTcotMOti0n denied III the matter Of the
Automatic signal Telegraph Company.keport confirmed.
Approved IL the matter OF HsrrisipOri cOpnined. kos
trr egt. NoonBn.-No laches shown Of
rad!ness 10 proceed 10 r7al appear plaintiffs part she
ies within the jurisdiction Of the Court and Nc motion
sh0uld bC deuled
BY Judge J. +. Daly.Decker sgt. seare-Case settled
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
2lnsltal llIsIranc1Is

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW.
"a YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE
UPTOWN OffICES, No. i.2:,N broadway, cor. Thirty
flstst or :.uS Eest rweRty thirdsL, cor. I9hthaye
100 Thir1ave.. fgrty scvonthsi at The HAkI.EM
GFFICt. No 2.2St 1hirdave, cor One-hundrei-and
twenty Icnrths arem Savings Bank Buidngl up 10 ep
M. al res uiar office ratns
DUMAHAUT, laie :. Y. BALL a. Co.,
"A. No II EAST l4Tii-ST.
Cickcrings seiHaayS and other Pan0s ana organs low
for cash, nsnlnenis, an' for icnt
I IGHTE L. ERNST, old house OF LIghte &
bradbury offer their splendid FiANOfOkTEs at low
lficer monthly payments, al IL last l4tst
Also smith 70 N bEICAS ORGANS
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01
DRESS GOODS.

IN ADDITION To OUR LARGE AND VARIED STOCK
WE WILL SELL
5000 PIECES TRoUVfLLE sCTrINGs, NEW DE.
SIGNS, AT l5c. PER YARD WORTH zoe.
225 PIECES FIFTY.FoCR INCH WIDE CAAEDs
HAIR sUITlNG AT soc. PER YARD.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01

DAKNUMS GRAND OPENING.
ID T. T. BAR 4 MS
aud Only
GREATEST SHOW on EARTH
wlll open in Ncw-NoTk
SATURDAY AFTERNOON. hFlIh @
SATURDAY AFIFRNOON, AHtlL o.
sirURDAY AFTERNOON, APRIL 4,
~ Every Afternoon ard Evening,
WEEKS ONLY.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE.
AT AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
Third ave and sixty thlrd-st.
THE GEANpEST STREET PAGEANT EYER SEN,
TiiE GNASDESr sTREEr PAGEANT EVER SEEN,
THE GRhSDESr STREET PAGEANT EVER SEEN,
VIII pass through principal streets AMI avenues on
FRIDAY AFrERNOON, APRfi. 9Th.
(which, In addition - many other novelties.
BARNUM's SCHOOL OF TWENTY
IAIpOETED ROYAL TRAINED STALHIONS
viii
PRINCIPAL FEATURE.
Remember day OF opening,
SATURDAY. APRIL q.
Do rot mistake the location.
AMERICAN INSTITUTE BUILDING.
PROCESSION FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-01


~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEN.1ORk.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
COMPANYs PIER foot of sECoSDsT. HOBOkEN
WERDER SAT- April MosEL........tat, ApTi .
HEEHANN.... sat. April l3 onEH 49,. sat. hpriis
RATES OF PASS AGE from NIW-NoRk 20 SOt THANH
TON, HAVRF. OR BREMEN. - 49,. .
FIRST CABIN, 500 goL SECOND CABIN. 500 goa
STEEHAGI, S3p, currency. "a,
Return Tickets reduced Prepaid steease certin
rs-eica or GO
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-05
4 Gard Ereu, 4. ,. Smith.
BUToID, June 3, 1873.

BUroED, June 3, 1873.
Editor Herald:
respectfully solicit space in your
valuable paper TO return to the people
of Ohio county, who supported me 50
zealously in the recent primary cleo
ton, my heartfelt thanks for their par
TALLY and kindness, and to say to
those who preferred my worthy com
petitor, that while was sincerely de-
slrous of winning the nomination,
time has already extracted the sting
OF defeat, and | chcerfully submit 10
the popular verdict against me, and
will be found giving the ticket nomin-
ated at the primary election, the whole
of my humble influence, and respect
fully but earnestly cnjoin upon my
friends to do the same, and To bear in
mind that the success Of our party and
its principles is much to he preferred To
the success of any particular candidate
or the qualification OF individual wish
Is or ambition. Again thanking my
friends for their unSelish and kind
support, | am hcncetorth subject to
their commands. Respectfully,
Il. ]. SMITH.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-06-05
SPARKS Prom an Old Maid. ma..ery.

/ INGRATIruDE, Retribution of evil for
good Il Shakespeare
This is a simple word, and quite eu-
| phOnious when spoken lightly and with.
out meaning; but, 10 give the true defnI-
/ tion of the word, the English language
would toe inadequate to furnish words
| able to convey even the faintest concep-
tion Of the blackncss of the Migrate 5
character. They who have lelt the sting
OF ingratitude, applied by those they have
respected and trusted, alone know the
/ bitter modification Of misplaced conf
dence 1t is n cruel knowledge OF uncX~
pected. uulooked-for wrong-swooping
down from a cloullcss sky with wings
I blacker than the jetty plumes of the
I raven; n voice harsher than the terrible
scream OF the eagle as he hoveTs over the
surprised victim. The compiler OF words
has failed to do his duty. or nature, in
the general makeup OF humanity, made
no allowance for this feature of human
character. She, in the purity Of inten-
. tons, deemed il impossible so infamous
Il characteristic should find lodging in
/ the hearts OF those made in the likeness
tof Him who is purity itself
I The girl whose face reflects picture
OF beauty and happiac-s from the shin
! ing tinware of the kitchen as well as
from the mirror of the parlor, will never
disappOint the expectations of the man
she may marry.
To attempt to extract sweetness from
the lips OF the young lady who uses
snuff, is one of the disappoiutments iu~
cidental to human experiments.
The young man who predcates the
contamination of his happiness, in the
/ finish Of his cottage amid the roses,
made but little CT. l,ulation on the proba-
ble state of the weather.
The generous nature Of woman's
heart can be determined by the size of
/ the biscuits she makes.
Why Is it that the Lady who loves cats
goes into hystcria as the melody OF feline
music breaks the stiffness OF moonlight
nights?
The young man who imagines every
lady in love with him whose goodness OF
heert would not permit her to treat a
brute with unklndness, is happy in his
own conceit, but miserable in the judy
meut OF others.
Grass is NOT the greencst of natures pro
auctions There is a certain iariv.jks
green painfully obvious in certain young
men when in the company of ladies,
which, for lack of co nmon sense, they
imagine TO be smartneSs.
a red bouquet looks better on the lapel
of Il gent!eman's coat than upon the gem
tlemans nose. ALEXlxF.
Hartford, X.