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rracott, Charles Roane, Edward washing
ton, Richard Hobson, Loula Haskins, Abra-
ham Richardson. Lee Jones, and Sarah WAL
ilnce-subie Europe. ~ a,g5it SO;
| AL the medals were presented by Rev.
MIR. SchaefFer. .s1;s :"fT ~ tlfs
30 u STs:C GRADUATES. ~ I,
Superintendent Peay delivered the di-
plomas in a neat speech to the graduating
class, as follows Il. i .,.''-s.a q
Julia c. Harris, Sally C. johnson, Grace
E. Richardson. Laura A. Taylor, Anna l..
Wallace, Maria Anderson, Pauline Ander-
son, George B. Anderson, Rosa Lindsey,
Matilda NJ. Stutely, Elizabeth Stutely, Au-
gustus c.. Brown, D. Webster Davis, Wal
ter Fitzhugb, Miles Jones, William c. John-
son, William e. Hope, Moses G.. Lewis,
Jones A. Turner, James Randolph, George
Stephens, Jr. = y. iai r. 2.
AS Mr. Manly is about 10 close his con-
nection With the school (but not to leave the
city,, he made valedictory, giving good
advice to pupils and parents. He has been
very useful teacher.
The exercises were closed with the beDe-
diction, pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Brooks.
The Exercises To-Day.
To-day the closing exercises will take
place as follows: Valley School, at 10 A. NJ.
at the First African church; Madison School,
4P. NJ, at the Richmond Theatre.
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SocIABLE AT ST. MAkK's LEcTURE-RooM.-
The ladies Of the societies of st. Marks
church will have sociable in the lecture
room of the church this evening, at which
they hope to see all Of their friends.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL, OLD POINT

L COMFORT, EA.-Situated within 100 yards
pacity for coo guests. Has all modern prove
welts, elevator, gas and electric bells in every
room: waller, bathrooms, and closets On each floor.
Iwenty irst-class steamers land daily Stexcept Sun
day $50 yards from the door. Rooms and halls
comfortably heated, and every comfort provided
frc-escapes only fifty feet apart on every floor. Su.
Frior beach FOR balhing at door-steps, and good
ron May until November. Boating, fishing, and
driving especially attractive. Send for circular de-
srribing hygicnic advantages. =.
Terms: s2 10 $3.50 per day. according to locu-
Ton Of and number in room, length sf stay. &c.
HARRISON PHOEBUS,
ap !0-tAu3l Proprietor.
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TO HoUsEKEEpERs.-Tbe attention Of heads OF
families Is respectfully invited 10 the superior quail
ity, In every respect, OF DooLEY's YEAST POW
DER. II Is entirely free from aduIterltion OF any
kind, aud every package contains absolute full
weight Consumers should bear in mind the fact
that strictly pure. fuIlwesht baking-powdsr, such
as DooLEY's, although 1t costs little more than
the adulterated. cheap, lightweight or bulk pow
ders Is by far the cheapest both In health.
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HUsTINGs COURT, YEsTERDAY.-Ch Charles
Nelson, thief, who has spent much time in
Jail, was tried for entering the dwelling
house OF D. Meoni, convicted, and sent to
the peniteHtiary for three years.
Joseph Adams, for knocking out Alfred
Taylor's eye, was tried and convicted, sent
to Jail for one day, and fined $50.
Holly Bricc, for petit larceny, was sent to
Jail for ten days, and given twenty lashes.
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SPRINGS.

NV -hIk.I IT ikI-NN..
" BATH COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
ARE now open. They are fifteen miles from Mill
horo depot. on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
The BATHS are warm suphur-watcr, ntnety-eight
degrees telnpcrature-that for the ladies Is fifty
feet and that for the gentlemen forty feet in DIAM
Ter; both beautiful swimming g-pools, with fOw Of
one thousand gallons per minute. ,.t!..
Stages and private hacks from every train. Send
Tor pamphlets. JOHN l.. EUBANh,
nv lh-2m Hrnnriptor.
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The WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool, with brisk, high winds.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 A. NJ, &C;
A. NJ, 73; noon. II; p. H., 81; T.
~, 80; midnight. 62.
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ASTONISHING how such elegant pictures as those
taken Mt the LEE GALLERY, Main street, can be
furnished at such reasonable prices.
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NEW, CARs.-Two passengef-cars passeu
through the city yesterday en- foa'e lor tue
Spartanburg railroad.
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EIOUNTAIN-TOP HOUSE.

This delightful SUMMER RESORT, situated on
The top of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Will be open
i0r visitors the 1ST OF JUNE. For terms address
liie proprietorS. MAYS & SHELTON.
my lS-SSTn6tt Alton Depot. Va.
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SPRINGS

IL 1000 FEET ABOVE TIDE-WATER-
NEAR HARRJSONBURG, VA.
Capacity: Three large hotels, with accommodations
Tor 700 guests. Appointments hrst-class. OPEN
JUNE 18TH.
Ter month For further particulars address
DIR. W. d. HOPKINS.
nv 2l -eodlSt HarriSonbUrg, Va.
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1000 WHITE VESTS.

Prices from soc. TO S.. so.
The largest stock, the latest patterns the lowest
prices, at a. sAks Co.'S,
1013 Main street.
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BAPTIST SuNDAY-SeHooL- ASSOCIATION
The Baptist Sunday-School Association met
with the Fulton school-the President ~.
d. Winston) in the, chair, and S. S. Carter
secretary pro tenn.
Reports from the schools showed the fol-
lowing average attendance for the month:
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9h,Iullolrtl 1ispatrIl,

Rs~ THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED, cIRGU-
LATIoS OF ALL THEoTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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WEsAY 20 to the LEE GALLERY, Main street
Cor TIE ,I.TiruL AND LIEE-LIkE PICTURES.
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+ The next meeting viii be held at Broad
Street church second Sunday in July. i
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THE PREss-CLuB EXCURsIoN.-Thes steam
er Pamlico and barge Greenbush will leave
tbe Old Dominion Steamship wharf 1or
Shirley with the press excurslonlsts at
O'Clock this morning. ),
There will be plenty Of room and good
company for all who desire to go.
The weather report indicates clear wea-
ther to-day. ,,
street.cars at its lower terminus at 1:45 +.
M. to carry the returning excursonists up
town. CARRIER will have plenty OF omn,-
buses and carriages to take people right up
from the wharyes to their doors.
The Club were informed last night tnat
Coroner Taylor could not. on account OF MS
duties at the High-School to-day, accom-
pany the party. Another gentleman Will
therefore, have to be selected to present the
Fisherman's hat. i
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RICHARDSON & CO., 5H P. M.. i've buildings on
III street between Twenty-ffth and Twenty
sixth streets, and on Tweniy-sixth street be-
tween II and ". "tls1ss .h.. Z. y, .'.,a !
E. h. COOK. 10 A. 81. and ~ r. 81 continued sale
Of engrayings, chromOs, &C. s.uE ta
JAS. MACDOUGAIL, 10K A. NJ, household fur
niture.
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ALL-wOOL

ALL-wOOL --..-
pure indigo dye,
Blue Flannel Suits,
ut eight dollars.
ASAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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100 ODDS AND ENDS OF CASHMERE
''VESTS.'
Must he sold. soc.
A. SAKs & CO.,
1913 Main street.
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SPECIALTIES FOR THIS WEEK.-
Summer Undershirts, 2Oc.;
Unlaundried Shirts, 50c.;
Linen Collars, per dozen, 50c.:
Mems White Vests (only 80 left), 50c.;
Office Coats, all sizes, 50c.;
Alpaca Goats, 81. ..... ....
A.SAKs C Co., 1913 Main street.
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MOONLIGHT EXcURsIoN.-The indefatiga-
Bile ladies OF the Centenary church have on
hand another enterprise. Tomorrow eve
ming they will give moonlight excursion
on the steamer Ariel, and the continued
success which has always attended their
efforts on such occasions is sufficient
guarantee that this, owing to peculiar cir
cumstances and time, will be one OF the best
patronized and most charming they have
vet attempted. Already quite number OF
ladies and gentlemen have signifed their
intention OF going; and doubtless under
the soft influence OF the moonlight, which
at this time is most inspiring, many tender
cxpressions of love will lind utterance from
bashful and hitherto silent swains.
The Amateur Band will discourse sweet
music, and a fine supper will Re served on
board, while Il profusion OF flowers VIII
lend their fragrance 10 make up an occasion
of rare attraction.
The Ariel will leave her wharf at q T.
N. and return about 1l3 the same evening.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

ES- On all sdtes of Real Estate nads 6sttreea
The lst Of January and lost oT June thetgrss fes,s
the present year Eops tn be paid oy the purchaser
On all sale aaak betosen the 1st nj JjN and last
OF the year tae tsres haue to De pad by The seller
fThIS custom was ad0ptea about niteeii years aRs
by all the rial estate agents IN Rcl,mond and sl5
piles to Richmond and ylctDity.1 ,,y
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7 HAVE ANALYzEp THE WHlsKEy KNOWN
,,,dar the brand of "B-SELEcr," controlled by
Messrs. WALTER D. BLAIR Co., Richmond
Va and find It FREE FROM FusIL OIL and other
,u,nrr,tics. and recommend Its use for medicinai
ans r,m,,y purposes. j. u. McCAw, M. d.,
90" -'" - - - late Professor Of Chemistry
Medical College Of Virginia.
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/ 3. Webster Davis was the successful con-
testant.

testant.
7. i.,I zMAP-DRAwING. =:
Medals to George Miller, Martha Fitz-
hugh, and Robert Jones. Scholars maps
to be forwarded to Superintendent's office
for excellence: George Miller, Caroline
Hill, John Mitchell, ,Abram Morton, Mamie
Ross, Ellen Mundny, Louisa Strange, Kate
Randolph, and James Robinson subject,
Africa Martha Fitzhugh, Nettle Blunt,
Philip Dabney; Wallace Epps, Bette Tay-
lor, Alice Hunter, Annie Williams, Henry
Standard, and sallie Turpin-subiect,
United States; Robert Jones, Edward Dar'
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NILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
VI TY. VA, TWO miles from Millboro' depot. on
The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, reached by dou-
!Y reser in Virginia. Fine milk and butter. Fare
unsurpassed. sulphur. alum, and chalybeate water,
possessing valuable curative qualities. Two daily
mails. Fare: Per day, 81: per week, S1O; per
mouth, $50 and S35. according To accommodations.
II. G. MILLER attending physician.
W. A. SITLINGTON,
l.. e.. WATSON.
(e l-STuSrnlIn PrQprieiorS
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co., advertising agents. insert se-
yertisements In all the OF the United
s,aes at publishers rates. Orders let AZ tne Uts
patch countins-room Will receive prompt a'ssA"
ton. -. = 49,, -
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SAVE MosRY by having your prinung oens s.sas
DISPATCH PRINTING-Housn. 1oo3 ~osA' !"
nrices, and satisfaction guaranteed
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FoR TIE COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.

Boys WHITE VESTS-Ni9e to fourteen years;
Boys WHITE PAETs-Seven 10 fourteen years;
Boys ALPACA JACKETs-Scven to fourteen years
Prices low-5tock large.
A. SAKs & Co., 1913 Main street.
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LOST. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

@ = REWARD.-STRAIE from Thirty
soC second and Broad streets Wednesday, June
9Th, a RED cow, with fork In one ear and SIT in
the other the bush OF her tail stubbed Oh except
ing one lock OF long tair; small white spot on
hss right thigh. The above reward VIII ne pala
lie / -atS = - - j. II. ELNORE.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
r1,uE RAwLEY SPRINGS,
l. NEAR HARg!soNBuRG. VA.

rr,,, .s,rtar and fashionable UMMER RESORT
r.a. ha. arc attractions in nae mountain air and
one.o onnrr .urerior hotel Accommodations, variety
sStn 49, amuscraents. and Its famous CHAI. I.YBEATE
oolpSSiyc;s. o. BIZ wen snown ~ the BEST ToNIC-WA-
TERS In Virginia. =.
r!ns PECULIAR TO FRNALEs, their effects are Ut
re es1d snpS pcr day, $3.50: per week. $l2.50; one
nth. ssc: two months, SIS. SPEcIAL BATES
~ nar,ics or families OF Eve or more, who remain
one oETesissraph- and rosi-oifices at toe Springs.
ii0TEL NOW OPEN. ..,.s. ....-
FOR mmphlet write 10
;a1n-lw Harrsonbrrg. Va.
DEDUCED RATES TO PARTIES RE-
II, NAMING ONE WEEK OR LONGER.
SEASON lS7S-oPENS JUNE 10TH.
STOCKTON HOTEL.
CApF. MAY, NJ
sorI.-we take great pleasure In informing oar
from, th., new Passenger. Elevator and Electric
{..sS lin every rooin) have been ad3ed Ia the hotel
f''S u" CHARLES DUFFY,
O: Continental HctcI. Philadelphia.
- s-eot2m Proprietor aud General Manager.
crMMER BOARDING, with pleasant,
- ,iry rooms. or University street, convenient TO
~. esaiyncats spring. Terms, i've dollars per
,Tses. Address MRS. WILLIAM j. DUNE.
81 7-4ix UNIVERSITY ros.-o...Ses ' -.
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TOR RENT, 4 STORE, with FOUR@
4 ROOMS OH second floor for dwelling. Ma
Well situated In large business ctElre, on Fayettc-
vile street. Well adnpted for family grocery, cloth
ing. or dry goods. Rent moderate. Present occu-
pant discontinuing Possession given ut once II de-
slre For full Information address for next ten days,
'.BCSINESS,"
Rulnirh. n e.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
WEST VIRGINIA,
long distinguished for their
VALUABLE Alternative WATERS,
AND
FASHIONABLE PATRONAGE,
ARE NOW OPEN.
BOARD: So per day, 800 per week, and $75 per
month Of thirty days. Persons not guests Of our
notr bu, nsny the waters and for the privilege Of
the grounds. So per day IN nd1dncc Special ar
rangclnents may be made for families that spend
tie season.
Descriptive pamphlets obtained at Messrs. PCR-
CELL. LApD & cos.
.Dy 1.on,;1,r EEnpGE T., pEYT0E G. C0
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TOR RENT, BRICK DWELLINGMs
7 No. SO2 Leigh street, containing nlaeMs7
rooms This very desirable residence, and all In
nice order, with modern conreniences. Apply TO
FRANK d. HILL Zeal Estate Agent.
10 1O.ot llOS Main street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT, THAT LARGE AND@d
l. conmodious STORE corner Eighth and NH
A long lease win be given if desired, and the store
will he made to suit any business. Apply to
lie l0.3t ROBERT d. LYME. d.
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TOR RENT, THE LARGE, PLEA-Ma
L SANTLY.LOCATED THREE-STORYE: E:l
sTOCk-BRICK EIG IGHT-ROOM DWELLING with
fine ward good brick kitchen, &C., situated on
twenty fourth between Broad and Marshall Streets.
for 4 long time occupied by Dir. Mcphail. Rentiow.
je 10-3t ROBERT Is. L1 NE. n.
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THE VIRGINIA STAR PRIZE.

The Virginia Star-a paper published in
this city in the interest OF the colored peo-
ple-offered a fine gold medal as prize for
the best composition. The principal gave
out two subjects, and allowed the scholars
four hours at their desks within which to
write their compositions. The compost
tions were then submitted to committee
OF three, who made the following report:
RICHMOND, June Z, 1878.
Mr.. J.H. Peay, Jr., Superintendent Pub
q tic Schools:
Dear Sir,--We are unanimously OF the
opinion that OF the number OF compositions
submitted to our inspection that numbered
8 Is in every respect the best. IL Is amouel oa
.manship, style, and slbiect-matter-hayin
only one slight error. Respectfully.
( ...e1.' JOHN A. CUNNINGHAM, JR.,
|; s. T.,PEEDLETON,
= j. P. THOMAS,
r. ~.
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COMBATANTS PUNISHED.

Adam Gels on Wednesday night entered Daksr's
saloon. on Ninth avenue, near ssvsn,ioth street,
aud began playing with the appurtenancos OF tho
billiard tabio. Tine proprotor's SON. Potter Baker,
mere lad, who alono In tho saloon, ordered him
to stop, but Co.'s paid attention 10 him. Peter
,hen tried 70 oniorcc hrs mandate. whsreupop Gers
knocked him down. beat MIN aud Lott him sspssIsss
on tho floor. soon aitor Peters elder brother,
Charles entered, ana, ON learning Sue facts, Oh.
tanned the assistance Of his mother and uncle,
tho three waited upon Ges NJ his rooms, doors
OIL Airs Baker aud Charles held Gies wne the uncle
whipped him. The whole matter then passed. into
tho hands OF officers stahi and Mclaughlin, who
insisted upon all hands taxing lodgings tho night
IN the Thirty nrst precinct station house. In tho
Harlem Police Court, yesterday, Judge Wheeler held
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COFFEE FOR THE COURT.

Mary Thomas, young woman OF defiant mcn, was
accused In tho Tombs Police Court yesterday Of hay
lug been drunk ON Canal street She curled ber lip
contsm ptously tho officer narrated tho circum-
stances OF her arrest and disiainfuily declined TO
answer tho questions OF tho Court Tho officer stated
that tho prisoner had sos on her person.
'.You Will hnv0 TO ton Of " 10 the Court, Mary.
Tor the trouble OF the police" SAID Judge Murray, as
no signed the commitment INV
the woman looked up, cenchcd tightly parcel OF
con 90 which she held Ia her hand, anu back
pace, nung tue parcel NJ the Judges hoad, remark.
ing NM
sIrI keep my ton dollars. but you can tako
that and make u cup OF coffee for yourself"
Tne coffee WINGED BY the head ol tue magistrate
and struck the bookcase IN tho rear OF tho bench.
strsw,ng the door. For nor contempt sne was held
IN tlO0 10 keep the peace Or stand committed
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RECKLESS BLASTING.

David Bcmstickcr. contractor, was arraigned yes-
terday before Police Justice Wheeler 10 answer .
charge OF reckless blasting preferred by Ocor Felix
McKcnnA Bemstickor. u WIS charged, mado two at-
tompls to blast rocks from private lot on l6s.h
street, Boston avenue, Morrisania. Tho frat
failure, but the second disodged portion OF tho
rock and sent 1t flying every direction Ono frag-
mcnt weighing 40 pounds struck the wall Of Mr..
Hslis residence 16stn street, but 10 force being
spent prooctilo dropped tho front stoop Benz
sicker then began preparations Tor another expio-
SION. but Onicer McKenna stopped him. Tho latter
found that all the legal precautions had been
omitted. Bemstcksr doDtsd TINS. bot Judge Wheeler
imposed tho iull penalty, nne Of SO, which tho
prisoner paid and was thon discharged.
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REAL ESTATE.

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday, TO close
the sssts Of the late Jane Bsekman Borrowe. about
dozen houses and lots Henry, Madison, Pike and
other Seventh ward offered for sale, but
only bids made two of the pieces the
entire property was withdrawn. The details OF the
days sales a. iollows:-
Kaw.rau s,h.u ?. LOUIS o sn:Inn n.
house. With Ss
1888; e ground 'sss 500 So ooo
.A = p'.'''A nv JANIS 4 MILLER s''
ES . Rst s.. ] : .:' Fl ~.
n s.. 2as IT, w. Of LIST sv 10 planlin ...... 5000
As :s .sss . sa as Ssss s
:" ''0'' As ny ~ T. A. wanars asp CO.
.i .s ..sS sasS ss.
and az ws:s so.h sn .. 400 !. OF 9th sv. ,o ooo
rs,ss,s.ar. .ss-I.ss:,Iss .%rsRP a.s rs,s..s.s,
81. aIu'i 4 Is'n 70 int . $500
., BY 4. n. xuLL.n NE
A Ss d
9Isnsr 2. mvs % Moss ,sna aS IG Sps
's ss s $50 'ss q a.sr
Puzzle Hs' a"ssioa sale Of No a broad st: cor.
nsr Q! Pearl i've story brick store. with lot VI Ok 90
Also Z. public sussoa :ac oi 80 si7 West 18th
Srss HOUSE. lot siaSsS. executor: sale, . 900
ny q !; LYON. $50
Disa . ss Sc lei . sale e s
n. =. iii n " Of 9th av to paint Lsoo
Frank Ransom. ~ ,s sss.1p .ssi sal. Of
building v,s Ton los. 11i oTsso on ID avs sso
C. s:ssS sale .s q %:
snap q village Of Mprrlssnis ioi No. 4s,.o
p'''A"" pr n1aa 4 cAsr .''''''''''' ''-1
Public auction sale Of house. Eas. laa!h st.; No
lot. aaxaa, Goorge 4.5oo
Total. .562
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FASrlDIoUS MARY.

Mary McCabe, OF Oliver street, vas accused In the
Tombs Police Court yesterday with having stabbed
John ONen Of tho Same street, with penkDifs, IN.
aicting a slight wound In his mock.
.lIc tried 70 klss me, Judge explained the prs-
oner, (which Is why did itI'
ONs,i Indignantly denied that he had attempted TO
kiss nor, and empnatcalIy asseried that nothing
tao world could have induced nim TO rash an un-
dvrtakipg. Mrs. McCabe was hold In 3, 900 bail
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A DOUBTFUL COMPLIMENT.

"what have you TO say 70 the charge OF bong
irunk, Mr. LillyS asked Judge Murray, NJ tho Tombs
Police Court yesterday or coal black African, who
stood ~ tho bar.
"Your Honor, I hab always entertained de highest
respect Tor dc police" answered the dusky prisoner.
eouftesytng TO tho officer Eyes, snb,n no ADDED.
aand even respect dS Judges" Mr. Lllly's sophis.
try was uaaysiliDs He ansd $40
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A German, describing himself as Martin schock, OF
Hobokcn was held In 81 900 bail At the Fifty seventh
street Court yesterday, on charge Of having
81 inst by means OF false representations induced
Jacob Sch ncider, clerk IN butcher shop the East
err Boulevard, 10 tradc watches with him.
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The post-nortom examination on tho body OF Pat.
rick Fitzpatrick, who was shot on sunday last by
Jamos Riley. IN Williamsburg, was mado at tho East
ern District Hospital Williamsburg, yesterday, by
Dr. Jos.pn Crcauer. Tho inquest will be held by
Coroner Nolan, a. tho Fourth District Court to-nor.
row afternoon.
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ALBANY, April rs, 1878.
Tho following tho proceedings Ia tho Court Of
Appeals. Thursday, April rs, 1878 Present, Hon. s.
Il. Church and associates:-
No 1874 Rohrschneder Va. Knickerbocker Lie 10.
surancc Company. -Argumons resumed ana con-
Guided
No. 2o2 Benjamin A. Merrill, appellant. va Ensign
L. Caikins ct al, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by William
Poo Tor appellant Anson Wood Tor respondent
No. 20S Jacin L. higgins, respondent, W.. The
Ph1nlx Mutual Lie Insurance Company, appclant--
Argued by Samuel Hand Tor appellant, George u.
Bradley Tor respondent
No. i36 Gouvorneur Pauding and others. respond
en,s, Va. George Cooper and Others, appcIlents.-
Arguoa ny Wilson Brown, Jr, for appellants, and n
q. Sanborp Tor respondents
No. I'll. Joseph Encas, respondent, Va Herman n.
Hoops, appeant.-passcd.
No. 2l2 George ). Diossy. respondent. va James
Morgan, OF al. ppcllants--Argueu by n. knceiand
Tor appellants aud n. u Aoak Tor respondeuL Case
on.
CALENDAR.
The following Is tho day calendar for Friday, April
2o:-Noa 2i3, IA, 2l5, 40 2is, 2I9, "a, 22e.