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The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

ANOTHER lNvoICE.-More new goods at McIner-
ney's, corner of Fort and Merchant streets, where
can be found any and every article for mans com
fort and adornment. His stock, consisting of bats
clothing, gentlemens underwear dress shirts OF the
best make, shoes notions of all kinds jewery, &c,
is large aud selected with great care taste aud
Judgment, comprising everything necessary for
first class outfit All goods of the best quality at
reasonable prices. Give him a call aud get an
equivalent for your money by purchasing some ne
cessary article Don't forget the place, McInerDey,
corner OF Fort aud Merchant streets
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

RAILROAD SURvEY.-We learn from His Excel
lency the Minister of the Interior, that competent
civil engineer with full corps assistants will go
to the island of Hawaii to make preliminary sur
vey of the Hilo railroad, September LIST. Mr.
Cabot will have charge OF the survey. The distance
is about 90 miles. This preliminary survey has been
ordered in accordance with the provisions OF an Act
passed at the late session of the Legislative Assem-
bly, which approprates the sum OF So, 900 for that
purpose Thus the initiative steps have been taken
TO inaugurate system of railroads on these Islands
which cannot fail to produce the best results in the
near future. We have labOred for months past,
through the columns of the GAZETTE, to keep this
railroad question before the minds of the legislators
and the people, and We are rejoiced to know not
without good results, one of which is manifest in
the passage of the appropriation to make the first
survey for a railroad the Hawaiian Islands. The
promptitude with which His Excellency, the Min
lister of the Interior has acted in this matter is
earnest OF the deep interest that gentleman takes in
the Improvements the Islanas. Aud no less
conspicuous is the interest manifested by His Ma
jesty on this railroad question: who made it spe-
cial subject OF congratulation to the Assembly in
his closing remarks to that body. We hope to live
both railroads and lines of telegraph in full
operation on the Islands of the Hawaiian group;
because We know that such Improvements will
CELEBRATE the trade and commerce of this Kingdom
in manner that no other enterprise can accomplish.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

MIDNIGHT sERENADINa.-This is generally q So
cla and pleasing amusement the music of the occa-
sion expressive of an 'aoha' of those for whom it
is intended, and enjoyed by all who are fortunate
enough TO be within hearing distance. Sacred and
secular vocal music, when rendered by cultivated
voices singing 10 harmony, is soothing and delight
full always listened to with pleasure and eagerness
but when a fellow backs himself up against gate
post for support, and INDUCES in ciyeuar music by
singing in cultural tone, Garry (hicl the
news (nic) 10 Sarah" disturbing the neighborhood
with his believing it becomes nuisance. The good
people whose slumbers have been disturbed by this
love-sick, wahine-smi:ten disciple of Bacchus,
have concluded, should he repeat his serenade, to
make things decidedly pleasant for him III that
neighborhood." Lookout, young fellowl
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ASSESSORS NOTICE

TIME ASSESSOR WILL BE IN HIS OFFICE
Ill at Aiolani Hale, from O'Clock a m till / O'Clock
p. m ON WEDNESDAYS, THURSDAYS, FRIDAYS
and SATURDAYS, during the month of August.
All persons liable taxation are requested to make
their returns to the Assessor.
ON OR BEF0 ORE THE FIRST DAY OF SEPT.
according to law. Any persons requiring Blanks
obtain the from
700 st Assessor Of Honolulu.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

WOODEN CoRKs.-By the poitenesss of Mr.. H.
R. HOLSTER of this city, we have few speci
mems of the wooden corks, manufactured by part
les in San Francisco. These eorks are made of
wood subjected to same process only known to the
pateDtee, by which the wood is rendered as com
pressbe cork, aud if this compensatory can be
retained IN the wood, We no reason why the
wooden corks should not answer the purposes of
ordinary coTks. We understand that the wooden
corks can be had for much lower figure per thou
sand or by the gross than the corks now in use
We merely mention this fact an item of news
concerning a new discovery which may be OF serv-
ice to those who have use for large quantities of
corks in their business
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
OAHU COLLEGE.
ILL., WILL OPEN

With the following Corps of Instructors
President. ................Re Rev. W. L. JONES' A. M
ME- f. E. Adams First Assistant
Miss Ella Lamb ............... Second Assistant
Miss Brownel Teacher of Music
Miss e. f. jones'. Teacher Of Drawing
The aforementioned Teachers have had experience
and success in other similar institutions Trustees
confidently recommend this College under their manage
ment thorough instruction and careful training may
expected in all the departments
The household will be under immediate care of Mrs
A. l.. Jones'
7Os I'm BY ORDER OF THE COMMITTEE
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14
FOREIGN NEWS.

By the arrival of the steamship Zealandia from
San Francisco. on the 18th inst, we have dates from
the coast down TO the 9Th inst.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-08-14

EAhNHHINA INON.
Ar CANDIDATES FOR ADMISSION TO OAHU
" COLLEGE will be examined in the Schooroom at
Punahou, between the hours of 10 II A. NJ On FRI
Y, the 9Th inst and also FRIDAY the 18th inst
7Os w l. ZONES Pr;ncjnsI
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
TIE RECENT BORDER ROW.
SOME ADDITIONAL DETAILS SHOWING 10" THE
MTXICANs HAD DEES GRADUALLY WORKED UP
10 GREAT EXCITEMENT.

.l,,, ,,,rrc>.,, nrr,trs suoyVt~G Uoy THE
MrxIcANs HAD BEEN GRADUALLY WORKED Up
m cpr,r VvcrrvNrXr
~ ""'' NJ, Ct:A ~ :;
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-lHc IaDIhct WAS III
session today for two hoirs. Discussion principal
~ in regard 20 relation, with Mexico. 1t seemed proper
To- the Cabinet tp giyt the public some OF the corre-
poudncc explaining toe nature Of the recent trouble at
san Ezar.o and two letters from Collector .ladc at II
p,.o have accordingly been offered 10 the press. These
.t,s do NOT contain ANYTHING very valuable not al
rcad, sci no.th in the special dispatches OF THE rRIB
UVr vet few extracts from them Will throw light on
polntr not hitherto made perfectly clear. The struggle
s- Tho rosessr of the salt lakes appears 10 have been
ioT "' io'''' vs. ''' ''
along ore The Collector a"yS;
Uu' recently this ed mas been free to whoever wished
tD tllc T.. ami So IRAN pod to thhuahud aml olner
,O,.'' , r , cause was Inserted in The Constitution
fyvl. 'ftiuV . lot-it ion OF salt lakes bv private
D,rfi.. From tat time 10 tie present tie SAT- lake
ourfipn has hceu used hy designing politicians la ihiS
,,nfr. with Mexican. o. bobfqm their yot,~, the po
l,r9u bar. to ain for them llie absolute .t and
o f,om le State il. they Voa.d elec. cleIn to oiic'
,'..t t.,, tie Neyi, ms hrva h.an deceived.
Wuq the state ot r,E1s erantcd 20 the Texas Pacific
tirso SAT- lakes ian ,o tlcm Consequently tie Smto
could npt .rlnt letters pa,eut Cor lien, neither cou'
."''f " | i ,t ,.,r., non .0uil.'rtcI f1Ttbor diam
c'A' i,'I.'u ""' %"''' % M M ,i .,', ,r r,.' ''
t,T. Ho., - ', 9Y' i iri 9,,l m com. ,,clcr f.
,..,' ,, - r,,,afi !i ,,ry M sh irir. Tie
.i.,.s.'ti i..isycd .o5I somewhat in the ,7.} OF
tr I.i,, , l', and without troubling taeIl-
,, ,,.f, or ,s win tuc.r oh ieatious 10 The McAl-
cans oi lh., country.
man, III cIupi,.,d local agent 20 look after o. n.
. lt-.n measures wen, 81 once Iuau glratcl to
oil" s. =. .,.,,. ,,.,t tla Nr,vi.,,s sad
'"'.''''' .'-"' .'' " , -,
thcy would h' '' A'p. ''., 'o., ,'' ''', - I .''
they .hou.d - Ou' q tltm u It "l'' lo"h --l l" Ro
20 secure IN. object Of their wishes This ei 20 arrests
i +, final -ic1tir. az lYdls the McXlcau leader. by
Howard The salt agent The shooting OF Cards e,aspef
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
TIE SKY ~ JlNCfRY.
LFfom Tlc I-celIg Trit,"|.l

Venus j. now very conspicuous, and viii be
AT hcr brI ,tcst the GAo bright indeed, that she
may DC seen with tho naked eye In broad datiig She
crosses the mofdIau - exactly south. at 3li p.
on the u. and nc 2ol D. IA" Both. Venus
viii oe in Aquagius al through January, setting az
the beginning Of the month arOut $50 p.
Juritcr j.. in conjunction with tie SIN The 9th
aud Is invisible Mercury, 100. visits that great
lmninary on the 10TH and u. therefore, not at home
10 the young siaf-gaNr, VINO probably VIII wonder
what important work the SIM has on hand that he
should summon 10 hi- council chamber Jupiter amt ar
curry in January, Neuus in February, and Saturn ana
Mercury agnin III March. Saturn - III AquarIs. some
distance east OF Venus, setng early in January fcw
minutes before 10 p N Mars Is III F'c,s AMI thoush
gradual, gong away nom the carth. Is stiii prominent
IN tine evening SKY particularly n hc happens To pe III
part not llch ia hfHi c!dss H'H Al me beginning ot the
month ne crosse, the meridian Obout y. and cis
near midnight. ON January ~ he sOutis ut 81 =.
The moons begins her nighdy wandciiuga IN Seorlio.
but near tnc sun tlat We shall not g; eIpsc O
Tire first moon OF TIE year hrlclc r evening uf the
9TH She passes Venus On the an, Satlh Oh the SU
and Nr, on the lih On The Ism SO visits tie Pca-
2Ofh She is near Hrgun+, aud - approaching Spct ON
the moiug OF the 2lth She passes Auir's on TIE eve
bcuie hc month closes. preparatory 10 her eclipse 0 the
sul FcDruay (which Is not visible. however in tins
Loong ont at the bc ginning OF the molth, ABOUT p
u cannot hut be struck wit the STAR and cOnst''
newly riscl is the brilliant Sirius, OF TIC Great DOG,
chcf Of stars and champion iwmier. Ab0y. linn u the
mac size Orion, hail Itcuubct STILL bur aNalculng like
giant refreshed Wth vine ltlpthdicnlat me from
siius passes through the Three knss, with Bslce,rso
tnc left and Rigcl on the right and extends uI'-
wards through the ilyaics-tho N-shnped group OF
which Aldclaran ia chicf-iil II reaches AicyOne
and her sisters, glitiering, ~ Tenny dc-cthcs
| them, "hkc II swarm OF nrelies tangled In silver
BRAID" To the left OF Sirius, and htIle higher. Is
Pr0cyon of the Little Dog. Above are the Twins cas-
tor and PouX. sun higher Il the brilliant Cnncahe
sacred goat, said 10 have sucked JOycw her KIDS.
Following the MILKY Way come To Pcrseus, to C;ts
siopea, 10 the sinking Northern Cross 70 Vega hanging
her harp the willows. But the Southern sky
| Is barren Venus sparkes IN the southwest, hne
slauting upward 10 the left rOn her viii pass through
the dullhucd Saturn ana the ruddy Mars Not from
Venus FOmalhaut may be caught has.ng the hort
zon. nearly In a dnct line below Mars is Dphdn In
the tail Of the Whale. Bat how unyitng H this region
Is after the jewelled arch OF the Galaxy spanning the
/ Northern heavens and restne on Sirius aud Vega.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
MORRTSSEY7S LOTTERY SALE.

HIS ACTION COSDHMNED BY THE SUPREME COURT
In the suit Of Henry Cotton against John
orr.scy receiver, brought to set a'ldc'he settlement
OF the old lottery association Of II. Murray Co., and
to make Molriesey Responsible for the value Of the
property, on tho plea that lie had colusyey
sold 1t, though that sale afterwards set
aside Judge DOnohuc refused an Adjournment
OF the trial. and the plointih declared that
he could not go on, owing to the absence Of mater
al witness he directed Judgment for the defendant
molten To open tc judgment and have trial OF ihc
was denied, AMI The plaintiff appealed. The supreme
Court, General Term, has affirmed the order, holding
jAaC Judge Donoluc Justified IN refusing the Hd
iotrnineut and shat The piin II under all the cncum
stances was not injured by the Morrlssy sale, and has
his fail remedy III another action now pending.
judge DOnuluc allowed the drlcndtnts $1,000 extra
allowance, aud from that the piainuh appealed Judge
D. neis, giving the opinion Ol thr General Term, says
mat MOrrssr, : action (ihe sut III which he was ap
pontei receiver not having been commenced by actual
Service of simmuus In O5tcnsoly selling the day sue
ercflng his appointment, without notice. the entire III
ter.st committed hs guardianship, not such con
shDuiC commend itself 10 the favorable consider
alton Of justice and therefore reyerses the
order fOr IN allowance.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ATHLETES AT GILMoREs GARDEN.

There was a vast amount of hard muscle
and fine display OF calves at GilmoIc's Garden last
night, for the NewYork Athletic CluD holding it,
first annual Winter meeting there The management
such as TO provoke many uEfayOrable comments \
number OF very important, bat exceedingly young men,
with unpleasant nanners, aeTed officials and occupied
most OF the spare room III the arena Themselves The
sparing, which opened the entertainments, was
brought 20 sudden close when Bncrmeycr
Knocked Lee down with stunning blow under
the left ear Lees head struck the platform with
loud crack and he restored to consciousness with
difficulty. Then Captain Williams inte;ferTed and IL
was announ ced that account OF the Toughness shown
there would be no more boxing during the even
iny or tonight. There was more unpleasant feel
ing, also, when the team OF the scOttish-Amer-
lean Club pulled against the Police Athletic
Club. This was long pub, strong pull, and pull
altogether opposite directions, aud the umpires de-
dissatisfied, and the police would not puu again. The
ScoteLInen shouted. You're AFRAID" Eut the police
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
you'd not he "dared into pulling and the scotchmcn
| xrcre 1ccared the winners.
UP. LORUS HASTY MARRLAGE
THE Welded PAIR STILL ABSENT.

PREPARING EVIDENCE FOR THE PROCEEDINGS IN
REGARD TO MIR. LORDS sANITY-ISCIDENTs IN
THE LIVES OF THE HUSBAND kND WIFE
The house of Mrs. Hicks-nOw Mrs. Thomas
Lorl-at No. 10 West Fcurteenls looked more gloomy
than ever yesterday in the falling rain. The windows
were all closely curtancd as on the day before Inc
same coored servant-to whom the care of the house
seems cOnhdedsaid that nc was much disappointed at
the failure Of his mistress 20 return He made the sus
cestion that the storm probably had delayed her ar
rival
Al the office OF Lord Day & Lord yesterday, George
De Forest Lord said that Steps had been TAKEN I'D
the case The counsel busiy engaged in gathering
testimony which would bc OF the same general character
as tina; the a;davts already ON file. While nothng
was known definitely about Mrs. Iicks's property, II
would appear that OF the money which had been
obtained recently by SIR Lord from the iii posal OF some
of his property had to Europe Mr. Lord had also
been known 10 receive letters from Europe. Tie
suggestion mad been made, the lawyer added, that
it somewhat stranse that the family OF hr Lord
should not have taken measures long before ms to pre-
vent him from dsposng o hs estate The fact was that
every other means had been taken By the sons 70 pro
ect Mr. Lord without resOrt,ng to the uot0rety of legal
proceedings His condition was Kept family secret for
reasons which obvious 90 one. Ample PROOF OF
these statements would be ivcn when the matter came
10 a hearing. The coun5c! had received no Information
IN regard to the place wher Thomas LOId was at
present
IN eases such the application on Thursday afternoon
three of Thomas Lords sons to Judge Van Bunt for
commission to inquire into the sanity Of their father. 1t Is
customary TO appoint commissioners a lawyer, a
ply and merchant. The three named by TIC
Judge cxIudge Enoch h. Fanc lcr Dr. George A. Pc
cr ana James d. Fish. EN-JuiSe Finchcr As the legal
representative of the commission. has sent no.iccto ms
fellow commissioners inquire whether they WIN be able
10 serve This merely formal they viii doubtless con
sent II on the commm soner deyovcS the duty OF ap
pointing The time and place expected by
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
A FATHER ASKING FOR Ills CHILD.

Tgnatz Baumgarten, police officer of the
Thirteenth Precinct, has asked for writ OF habeas
corpus for the release of his clid from the custody OF i
maternal grandmother, Caroline Gents, Tie case viii
come up to-day before Judge Daniels Mira. Gents asd
her friends say that the father neglected and treated
his wife. ana did not contribute anything TO the support
of his family tnat he LETT MS wife, and would
only return the condition that her mother should
not live with them Baungartens friends say that he
hs wifi, the greater part OF his earnings bu sue
spent the money rcckessy; that she abandoned him,
and was cfiminaly intimate with several men. Baum
gQrten is said TO have good record as an officer.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
SURRENDER OF ). II. WHITE.

HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. Is. II. White
former vccpresdent and treasurer ~ The Charter oak
Life Company, came home from New YORK last hight,
and this morning appeared to answer the indictment
fouud against himself and other former officers. Io gave
bonds Of -, 900, furnished by stiles d. spcry Of The
state Savings Bank to appear when wanted IL Is under
stood that Ncssr.. Waklcy, Fuber and Wiggn VII app
pear to answc Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
A pRoDrcE MERcnNNr,s plsAPrEARAYCE.

Israel T. Potter, who disappeared on New
Ycar' Day was prominent produce merchant OF this
cty. aud a xnoYn resident OF BroOklyn He was at
the head of the firm OF l. T. Potter Coz oil No 81 bar-
c,st in tbis cty About three years ago he failed in
ian mo. and nude attempt To commit suicide ny
tI,rovus himself overheard from lerrYp0aG lie re-
- bnsn,,s but recently has complained tha he was
i".ing pouey lie became despondent, ana contrary 10
his sIal habit, often LEFT his residence early IN tue
,,o,ng nor returning until late at night. He left his
nre on New Years morning before breakfast, and has
f tcnrs that he has committed suicide. lie was about
NJ. II lna.l
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
A MERCHANTS CHARITABLE REQUESTS.

The will Of Francis Moran, formerly New.
York merchant who died in December 81, 81, at 10.
rs Columbia He shts Brooklyn, offered Tor probate
in the Kings County sIrrogatcs Office yesterday. In
addition 60 bequests relatives and friends OF real and
pcr.,ual estate amounting to about SJOOOO0. thers
were heducst the following charitable purposes To
the EyangcicaI Educational Society, Of Philadelphia,
$500; t. The American Bible society, $1,000 70 the
IUCoklyn industrial School, 5000 t0 the Protestant
Episcopal Home tor Aged aud Infrm Clergyuen m the
dcccs, OF LOgg Island $1,000; 10 the Brooklyn Prot
estant Orphan ! sylum, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
TIE CTTY's LIABILITY FOR ITS EMPLoYEs.

claiming that sic taken from her house BY the
Health Officers suspicion that she had smallpox when
in fact she only had the measles, kept at the hospital for
days and treated brually. The citys demurrer
that 1t responsible for the conduct OF the en-
plOy6s OF any of ts departments, OyeTlted This
decision IS sustained by the Supreme Court. General
Term Judge Daniels holds that II the wrong was
part committed by the Health Department. an
unlawful nature also shown. by the cOmpiaint, 70
have perpetrated by the officers and agents OF the
defendant for them ana 10 the extent the plaintiff
was injured by them, The city should be held to be
fots sff. f.tl
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ASKING TWEED'S RELEASE.
REsr1T OF THE RING INVESTIGATION.

RESULT OF THE RING INVESTIGATION.
THE ALDERMEN VOTE BY 13 TO IN FAVOR OF
TwEED's DIscHARGE-REPoRT OF THE SPECIAL
COMMIrTEE on THE RISG FRAUDs-CoNDEMN-
ING THE COMPROMISES.
The Aldermen, yesterday resolved by a vote of
13 to that Tweed ought to be discharged. The
report Of the special committee which has been in
vestieating the Ring frauds. condemns the com
PROMISES that have been made and the general con-
duct of the Ring prosecutions.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
A NEW CONGREGATIONAL SOCIETY.

The Grace Presbyterian Church, small
society, whose cdice IS at LewisaYc ana Mohfoe-se'
scyera months ago invited the Rev j. L. Hail. Metho
dst minister. TO become its pastor Application was
made for his admission to the Brooklyn PIesDytefy ;
this led to long dcberaton and discussion ana was
finally decided 10 further action until after the
meetlng vi tae Conferences IN next Aprll Tue ffesOy
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
DE-. 1AsBERr STILL IN TIE TONBs.

DR.. Lambert was still in the Tombs ycster-
day and it Was stated at tie sheriff Office that be would
probably De allowed to remain there forthc remainder Of
Inc week. The delay or tie sheriff in taking The ccp
yictcd ox-prcs,lcnt 6f the Popular II Insurance CON-
pauy 10 sing Sirg Prison, aid 20 be caused by hs
expressed wishes of Judge Brady and Of the y snet
Attorney WHO desire chat lie shall have few dau IA
which o arrange his business Affairs before depaftlx
lo- us I've wears stay iu - tte Prison. Dr. La'ab,Ts
LAWYER and few personal. friend we're allowed "a
hin Yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
PomcYHoLDERs AssEErING THEMsELvEs.

". X. Townsend was occupied yesterday in
taking the deposi;ons Of polcyhOId,r5 in the American
Aiutua. Lie Insurance Company and tbs National Lfe
and Tlst Company in behalf OF the Insurance Comms
soner of Connecticut. Application made for re-
ceyer sor theSsc0Naues IN the supreme Court OF Con.
nercut and the companies claimed that lhoir policy.
holders had accepted reinsurance N the AaOna CtOi
Lie Insurance Company, of NashnltoM ihe deposr
crs have been taken show that such transfer las n0t
been accepted by the policy y-nOlncrs.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

FRrrrouT, H., Jan. 4.-TIyloi's tanncry
Was lutn,l to-day loss $1,000; msurauee. 5000.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. Jan. 1.-'l'hc Union sale
stable, owned by D. &. Ptkh, burned O-tlay with tne
contents. Los, r3J,pobi prrtaly Insured.
MORu,EURG, Ont, Jan. I.--W. G. GibsOn's
team biscuit bakery Clrlau'- carriage factory, and
two dwellings were burned tp-iay Loss, SlJOJU, IN
sdranst, ~ 900 in Canadian companies.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05

ferry EXPRESSED its willingness that Mr.. Hall should
meanwhile fill the pulpit of Grace Church He has been
successful in his work. and the church mas increased
largely in numbers The members being dissatisfied
with the action of the Presbytery, and induced by some
other causes, decided TO leave the denomination AZ
recent meeting the society resolved themselves into
Congre gational Church
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
OBITUARY..
THE REV. WM. TRACY. d. D.

Bo,rON, Mass, Jan. A private letter
from India announces the death of tho Rev Wm Tracy,
d. d. for forty years Il missionary OF the American
BOARD In India lie has been most of his time employed
ON the Madura ield lie native OF Norwich, Conn.,.
his axe scVcDty-two.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
ENRLE Il CHAPMAN

MoSTPEIIER, Vt. Jan. 4.-George X. Chap
man OF Vcrgcuue clerk OF the Vermont House of Rep
rcscntativcs ana states Attorney FOR Addison Comfy,
died here to-day. OF yphOid fever axe tWehiy-cSht'
New-York tribune., 1878-01-05
REMOVAL OF OFFICERS WITHOUT CAUSE

Joseph III. Munday, Michael +. Cummings and
David Graham, clerks in the Fire Department were dx
missed by the Board Of Fire Commissioners The su.
preme Court General Term has reversed the action f
the Board and directed the reinstatement OF the pe
toners Judge Brady, giving the opinion of the Court
hed that the only apparent charge that the ute,
Of the petitioners could be efficiently performed Dy
other persons ard they given opportunity for ex
planatOn Ii Is not necessary, said Judge BrsH % m
say that explanation OF such charge could moi be
well given II the Court has the power review the
Boards actiOu then the duty TO overthrow the Judgment
of the Board is too plain for question The power ex
lists. and the duty suggested follows"