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New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
We annex closing quotations:

State bonds were quiet as q rule. District OF
Columbia 3-65s sold to-day at 75, and Louisiana
consols at 7S077l4. Old North Carolinas, January
and July. sold at 16. and April and October at 10.
City bank stocks are quiet, but are offered for
sale beyond the demand. TO-day's sales covered
Central National o. at %; Hanover n70l at 100:
Park qOl at 92l2; Fourth National (S) at %; Bank
of Commerce t25l at III; Chatham 1881 at 100,
and Union (42) at 145.
very large and welI-distributed business was
ported in railroad bonds and many of the leading
issues made sharp advance. New-Jersey Centrals
consolidated tn GSl2, and Lehigh and WiIkesbarre
consols TO 39i2. There was further advance in
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern bonds TO
20; Kansas Pacific incomes No. 16 falling to 10
Missouri, Kansas and Texas assented were at 43
Ohio and Mississippi seconds at 80; Chicago and
Alton frstss., 10 Wnona and St. Paul frsts
Dock bonds. 1lO: Buffalo, New-YOrk and Erie
frsts at 10St Lake Shore second consolidated reg
istered at 9sis; NewYork Central 6s, of 1888,
at 1858; South Pacific frsts at 77i2 Cleveland
and PIttsbuTg fourths at 105l2 Rome, Watertown
and Ogdensburg consolidated iirsts at 40li and
Morris and Essex consolidated rsts at 81. st. Panl
sinking funds were firm ut 96l2 and gold as at
l0il2. The Hannibal and ST. Joseph per cent con-
vertbcs sold at si5s, and Northwest gold bonds
yielded TO 07i2. The Pacifcs were strong and in
good demand Centrals, 1861 Union frsss. IO7
sinking fund.- 934. and Missouri Pacific seconds up
to 02.
account of the foreign outlook the advance of ster-
ling and the renewal of coin shipments 100000
having gone out yesterday and $l,45OOOO more
being reported under engagement Tor Tomorrow.
The range Of the price was ut 10l and 1Oll2. sales
to-day having been at 101 i2d 1913, loans costing
3I9a5 per cent carrying. The sub M Slreasury DIS
burscinents for the week were S1722O0 interest,
and + 80 900 called bonds, inclusive of 10000 and
500. 900 to-day. The DAYS business of the gold
clearing department OF the Bank OF the State of New
York covered: Gold cleared. %16,4S3000; golu
balances 81, ,0G02s2 currency balances, ~ ,O76,-
i39. The gold quotations were as follows to-day
1o....10lh l2....l0las as Oh. 10l al 3..,10lS
Foreign exchange was strong, and rates were al,
yanced under'the advance in the Bank of England
rate the continued importation of United States
bonds and the Treas purchases of silver IN Lon
don Actual rates close Oh the basis of 81 SG3i0
~ S7l for sixty days bills, and - o9i2a$i 30 for
drmand 10 the {. We subiOin closing official rates:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

TX divide NJ
The ,tocl, market to- day opened with great ygor,
and with the coal stocks the leaders. If this morn
ing found any doubtcrs OF the abilities of the pres
cnt bull " combination to make prices what they
please the transactions of to-day must have mate
rally reduced thc number of the increduous Della
ware. Lackawanna and Western opened at 5iai.
and IN five minutes was selling at % 4, and then
after momcntary reaction to 80 il steadily adj
yanced 10 56ji. The price remained above 0Oli i0r
the greater part of the day, but II closed mt o1os
after transactions 5l700 shares or over one-haIf
of the total for thc whole list. Delaware and liud-
son sold at ia 3D. and closed at 81. Morris aud
Essex rose from 77i 10 1914 and ended Mt 7oai and
Central of Ncw-Jerscy advanced to rs, but closed
at II.
The general market was firm in the early trading.
bu did not fully respond to the eccentric move
ments of the coal stocks. Lake shore sold at 90 sg
6ia,a 053sa6 6is Michigan Central ut G5'saG1i2
Q65; Central aud Hudson at 106LGl 1888 and
Erie at 1O7sa l0l2 Pttsburg rose to II and closed
nj 7Gls. Wabash sold at ISl2d17i2, Onio and
Mississippi at 0Gsa aud c. {. {. and !. at 2o@30
a2gL,. ST. Paul common was active at 434ai37s
q. i3a 43Is the preferred declining from 729i01l4
u72. Northwest sold ut 15Gii0 ills. and the
preferred at 1880 G7Oos. Rock Island ranged at
1854 a O35s60 1913; Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy at 1Ul l. and Chicago and Alton at 73@ 1873.
Western unlon was dull AT 77lsG7vli07o's, aud
Atlantic aud Pacific sold (lOOD ut lJ4. facihc
Mail was higher the queer idea that war De-
tween England and Russia would III some manner
be Of benefit TO this company. The stock rose TO
203i and then ended at 1873.
The closing half hour of business was marked by
an anxiety TO sell quite conspicuous as had Dech
the opposite tendency al the opening oI tHe po'nu'
and the market closed weak ana unsettled.
RANGE Tue STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
MADAME RESTELL'S PLEA.

The two indictments against Mrs. Ann Lob
man MADAM RestelD signed yesterday, and she
was arragned before Recorder Hacker in the Court OF
General Sessions. The two indictments read, each
charging her with the advertising and selling Of articles
for immoral purposes Her counsel Orlando L. Stewart
called the attention Of the Court the particular form of
fhe The articles sold not 10 woman but
10 man. who conceded that he did intend give
them 10 any other person to Therefore crime
was committed, he claimed. Moreover the counsel
asked that the Court should direct analysis of the
ticle which would the counsel thought be found to
harmless. Although the prisoner committed fraud in
thus incorporating their character she was not guilty
of the crime charged.
A pea of guilty " was made with the understand
ing that counsel night have the opportunity TO with
draw 1t aud move TO Quash the indictments. The case
will probably come up next week
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE,
Per North Ricer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FRIDAY March 90. 1878.


ASHES-In some sale Pots. 4'sa45ic: Pearls, 5Se
BEESWAX Quiet at the moment, but steddyi western
an southern Yellow 27 2H2Si2c.
BROOM CORN-MOderate sales, steady Far 70 Prhne
Hurl Ga7 2c Medium Green 52G6fc Red ana INFERIOR
4d5c.
CANDLEs-Unchanged. only jobbing sales. , a. o.
CHICCORY-Moderaely active at o96'ic' gou lot Ter
. ,, .,n.. .,.o,.,o,
Liverpool Camel Sl2 jOdSl3 Liverpool Gas d0 y
dsli; Newcastle Casting 81 1885, Provlncia rt~
81 so Gu rpney; Pennsylvania and Wesimoreland Gas,
= 5Oa So West Virgnia DO, 50 30; Cumberland Oad.
ion and Clearfed $ids4 50 Anthracite $3 20ds3 40 by
the cargo , ,... ,-z,oo. >,or.
cabo 33d3jc; Guayaqul, lsc.; ST. Domingo lzGl2Sc''
COFFEE-NIild grades more active. steady Java 2O99
~ Lc MaTacalbo l3dl7c gold sales 400 mats Java sS
Kingdom oFlfe private terms; 20. Da9s Maac." a"
('ucull l5lfc gold and l,200 d0 all ex F. j. Wiafn,
private RIO grades quiet hrm cargoes l4g &
cold The British steamer " naiey" arrived Win %-,oDO
bags bu. u samples we're shown; sales, 1000 bags ex
'Copernicus." private terma ,,,, 49,. .,
COOPERAGE SToCK-Quiet all through prices weak.
ORDAGE-Unchauged, qulet ,,, "A
COTTON" spots" weak at decline OF re- Foreign aa
vices uuavOrlbe sales S3 bales OF which 7oo ast even.
ing including 32o for consumption 49O Ior
suecnlon; included the above loo bales 10 arrive;
1900 bales Receipts az t1e port
56j Dale against Ol9 day last week tOta IOr Weea
66 100 against 7 last total since september -
ass M bales against 37O,lsi same time last season.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
CIVIL NOTES.

An application was made yesterday before
INDIE Lawrence temporary injunction restraining
tie Gold and Stock Telegraph Company from removing
fits Instruments from the Office OF the applicants, Kelly
e. Bliss in Broadst They claimed that their contract
with the company allowed them the use OF the lnstru-
gwen them notice that the instruments VIII be re-
moved April !. Judge Lawrence granted tac app-
cation, with order TO show cause why the nuhcWh
should lot made permanent, returnabe next MONDAY
Susan Boone, in March, 1866, deposited
$500 in the Citizens Savings Bank in trust Tor Lille
Willard and $500 for Kate willard In April, 1879 Mrs
Boone died and Abby Martin TO whom Kate Willard had
assigned her rights brought action against Mrs Boones
administrator TO recover the amount oeposlteu anu
est The Court below decided that the money was ue-
Vas as effectual as a will The General Term of the
Supreme Court yesterday handed down ts opinion on
the appeal sustaining the opinion OF the Court below
Rowland DimelOw was appointed yesterday
by Judge Freedman in the Superior Court, guardian
ad nton OF his SON. Roland DimelOw, r soven years OF
age To begin action for 50 600 damages against Ma
threw the down fight OF stairs, at No. 800 west
Forty -thIrd-st.. seriously injuring him.
Judge Donohue has issued an order vacating
the Judgment for $500 of the City OF Chicago against
Albert Crosby, which filed in the County Clerks
Onice ON Thu sday evening. The order granted on
the affidavit OF Mr. Lathrop the counsel for the City Of
Chicago who said that tho fling occurred through mis-
take.
Judge Lawrence, yesterday, denied the mo-
fon 10 yacae the ordei OF in the suit OF
Marie A. f. Hazard against o. r. Hazard. He
scented, however that the Dan should DC reduced from
$4,000 TO $4,000.
Judge Larremore, yesterday, appointed James
spellman guardian ad Htem for Thomas spenan. his
son The latter was run over by the Christopher and
Tenth-ss. August % 1876 and now seeks
10 bling action Tor damages.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
p1SSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM Ion DON--In seGmshiD Greeoe.-Zach. Comp: Mrs
y crawford Cnas DeyliD. r. y. Foster S. T. Hanhln IL L.
Uenmann, +. McGOwaD ". Il. Mauey. Miss = Netrman'
MI and Mrs. Frank PASTOR g. ROBINSON CapIi4n ana ''S'
r. Sbcrpard Miss sheppard Henry storey -.
FROM IIVERPOOf-Tn SeamstiP cttl ol B1tFsfis.--Mr
ard Mrs Adopb Deconri j. H. fredhOln l. hyapl, john
Link Miss Jane smith, l.. o. stober, MI Christie Miss l.
Calvin ~
From GLAsGOw-.Ta steamship Deronjd -Thomas Hon
dcreop David shaw the Rev H. J. " Van Deern T. hobb
Mrs R0bb Mr Dolds MT.Hiei-, RW. narrower, Hamilton
WIN Hamilton u. VI. Macleod. Il. H. LcuehSrS Nss MaRh"
"a ptkefhlV A. NJ Payne, b. Hi. f. 4. Btlv j. u. Ste-
,Derso Wis + ID Sryens0n Alex. Mclaughlin. =. f. Wooi
lev n Mc<InIav C. NJ JACK. Jas Barnes, Miss Barnes
n n q Tuiui II III.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON March 29.--In the Supreme Court
e tho United States to-day motion OF Assistant attorney
General smith, j. Warren Greene and Thos Worke o. rev
York City, were admitted 20 practice On motion OF T. Il
Cntsenden. Wm H. Young of Buffalo, WAS admitted 70 ac
siee On motion OF W. d. Davrdge A Il BREWER OF CIe'e
land, ONO, was admitted 10 practice. - -
No 1liChester A. Arthur, collector, etc. painhn error
egt Joseph W. and r. N. Goadard-Arguen by Assistant
Attorney General smith for piaDtf error and By W
nam u. ChOate Tor the defendants
10 rs4i-fanny Huntington adninstratnx M ETC. e. a.;
CoumbiAgued by Joseph H. Bradley and b. H. Butler Tor
she appellants, and by w. 5. Cox for the appellee
No <43-safnuel A. Pedgh, appellant, Henry Davis.
Argument commenced by W. d. Dsyrdge for the appellee
Ihe court then adjourned 70 Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
THE BOND ROBBERS ARRAIGNED.

The robbers, George Coursane, alias Little
George" org H. Cornish" Rufus Miner, Horace Hovan,
with several aliases and Charlotte Dougheriy, who are
accused Of having stolen, on January 2 from j. IL.
Young of Nassau-s very large amount OF bonds aud
other securities, arraigned yestorday morning, III
The Court of General Sessions, charged WIN gFand lar
eeuy on indictments found against them by the grand
iurv on March 25. They pleaded not guilty ana Re
corder Uackett committed them TO the T0mOs 10 await
triaI The accused persons all we-dresse. ana re-
snectable i'm appearance They ALL however, proes-
sinna thieves ana have been frequently arrested Inc
extreme punishment tnat be Inflicted them under
the indictments is five years in the penitentaTy.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
SUMMING UP IN TIE GROW TRIAL.

The summing up in the Grow trial was con-
ttnued Yesterday before Judge Benedict in the United
States Circuit Court and r Post, counsel for the dc
fence closed his argument He said that forgery had
been committed, and the only question was whether
Grow knew il. He claimed that tn case wa based upon
Richarson's evidence aud argued that
this from his showing, was worthless. lie then
argued that Grow had proved good Character ana hat
the Government dare not attack IT, From Richardson's
letters argued that the whole prosecution was con-
spracy the part OF the Secret Service once To run
Mr. Post concluded his argument late II the afternoon,
and Nj. EierO viii answer on Monday.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
SUPERVISORS, POWERs OYER sALARIEs.

Isaac J. Drake, police court clerk, received,
under protest. salary OF $500 instead of $1,000 TO
which it had been increased by the Board . suPeryl
sOrs When action was brought to recover the remain
der the complaint was dismissed the ground that the
law OF April &c 1870 prohibited Supervisors from IN
ereaspg salaries. The was carried to the General
Term which handed down its decision yesterday Judge
Davss opinion confirms the opinion OF the court below
and Judge Daniels Judge Brady holds that the
Court of Appeals has decided that the Act of 1870
erey temporary, ana therefore the supervisors had
fbe right TO Increase the salaries He holds that new
frial sbnuld ~ granted
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
SHIP NEHS.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. MARCH ~
CLEA RED.

PORT OF NEw.YoRK MARCH 90
CLEARED.
steamship Arragon (Br.). symOns, Bristol, Eng, W. D.
STEAMSHIP sIqs.nurg sGr) neimOraeh' Bremen VIA
stoashp CITY OF Austin Chester. Fernandina via Port
sSsmship Aades Cr SAMSON, Port Prince and saya
camsip agnes GARDINER Key West Fla, VIM p. Clyde
steamship Anthracite Grumpy Philadelphia Jane. Hand
BARK Ansveld tNorI. LARSEN Ne"cStieo'' Tyne Eng
fGh Rs dfal) Fidelc Calais Punch Fave Co.
Brig C. Q. Sweeney, White, Valencia SPAIN BrotL son
Brig Princess Dan Boye, Bandholn. Den Funeh Elye
Brig rhe,s spalcNhaur Port Elizabeth. C. G. H., fcr f.
GorgOza's sons pptvrn
steamship Greece C3rb Pearce. London Mach 49, yin
dse and PISS % VIZ nnrs March 49, lyJ ds0'
ST. OreOpnas and bboon gone osgk Wasee o 'b,n %
Norma % tBrI from baltimore Tor Altoona aud rwomasted
steamship bound III 80 lat ~ 90 lon 15p - t5.e @ naS ay
lat l25G lon 800 passed brig rggel steamship bound n
Steamship Of Brussels sr), watkins Liverpool March
49, 49, and s1e at at a. H. on s57 passed
schooner rugged steamship bound r. ~ lst 225 Ion co.,
aaSsfa aay a t2oS on passed bound E
nsaT ssa&:SsP e. Pwis fsTSGa %G.s and sSa Is g
ESis@a HsRaeI'IS lSt Hlo ST. JohS. SlSH T. 81 bound
seamshp HALEY t3r), Cross, Rio Janero Feb %. with
nsse Sna pass m d bosnon Walker Richmond CITY
aud Norfolk with ndse and pass 10 Ola Dom non sVe'p
bark zulma of garbadoes Peterson Ponce r. r. II days
& son. ,,.to,. {, raoo aud
Guaufspamo III days. with sugar 10 BROOKS C vessel L"
BARK Harmonic (Sor) Jensen Gloucester 40 days. with
salt etc. 10 order vessel 10 Louis Teens ,o , ,,,
BARK hchamyl lof BOstoD snow Messina 02 days VIII
fruit r. 3. Robinson vessel 10 James heniy i"sscu
Gibraltar Feb 2l had lnc weather 10 Ion. OO' ana iIoin
thence strong westerly gales ,,.- ,,u...oi
Bark Maid Of Orleans lo Arrossau Houston I1yerpoo
Feb via 1ybee March IL. In ballast 10 John A. Jansseh
Bark Eraco uta odvar Queenstown 90 days. III oanaS'
master. , .o -. A.. ,,.,,.st
~ Fanch, Edye q Co. . IN -, ,,, .,, q,
n - kObnson vessel 10 Funeh. Edye & Co. Passed obfa
lar Feb 22 2S of Western Islands, spoke DARK
Azoy (Nor.L Hessina for Philadelphia
WIND-sunset-B sandy Hook, moderate, n. N Ell clear
At City Island, moderate Nj cloudy
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON March 29-Sailed 28th inst, Transit Capt owen,
Andreas Rus both for NewYork j. st,osTlneyer O1,adio'
Arrivei bath inst, Cuore Avanti John BanheId I7th
inst In Gitsna SceamOr, Capt Austin, Meana 2sth inst,
Vsan City Of Iichnonl Autocra Lutto j. H. McLaren o.
w. Halls 29th inst, Dartmouth .,, ....... p..,.
Cant Williams from Orleans March ana flos Capt
from March ana The Spanish steam
ship Pedro Capt Brunsca from Galveston feD zS arrived
here to-day.
lIor later ShtpSses. " any. see FIN Pagsl
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF REVENUE LAWS.
Morris Hess. importer, of No. 50 Lispenard-

MOTIFS IItss, IIlpUIItI, UI -NU' % I1IoPVIi'IU-
sf, was brought before United States Commissioner
Shields yesterday, charged with smuggling case Of sk
lace into this city years He was required to
furnish bail in 900. Lewis and Edward Hass. of No
232 Church-st. who been identified with the Des
Apges case, were arrested bench warrants, and
obliged to renew their bail IN the sum OF $4,000 each
Upon warrants issued at the complaint OF Deputy
Collector p. X. Hawley, Jacob Schln. Max Meyer and
John Brod dealers IN leaf tobacco were arrested yes
erday for violations OF the Internal Revenue law ahu
held for examination by United states COMussioheF
Shields in 81 900 each.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
rRANoo.AMEricAN rREArY OF COMMERCE..

Boston. March pa meeting of citizens
was held at the rOOms Of the Board Of Trade to-day,
to receive Leon Chotteau, the delegate ~ Tho
French committee for Franco-AmeIcan treaty OF com
merce Nathan Appleton presided and nftcr eN-
planning the objects Of his mission, introduced NJ
Chot;cau. who delivered address, which was
we received. OiheT speakers followed ana rcsg ut"n-
were passed. by which Boston rOmmttse Of hvc Was
10 be appomtedtwO by the present meeting anu lh'e
by Board of Tradc-to co0perate wilh .he Frchcl
Committee Nathan Appleton ana Joseph \. ls.ig were
appointed by tae meeting to-day. The other thrce VIII
500 hn nAmed.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
...si7. 393,O07 s5l,o5o.Ol7
s2,7O3. 997 So, ,52O.224 s2,17I,0s7
Sl,432, 1903 81, l,557,570 81 ,5i9,153

The difference between the amount Of capital STOCK
and debt and the cost Of construction and equipment it
will be remembered, s represented by Investments
which always been Of expenditure rather
than OF profit TO the company The net earnings,
ported for 1877 equal to 7eeoo per cent on the
ported cost Of the road and branches but they lack
$3.50 being sufficient per cent interest
the funded and floating debt which amounts to
$3OO3l lJ6 The point made illustrates how assets
shrink while the liabilities incurred to obtain
remain constant burden. Herein is the secret OF
the difficulties, not only OF this company but also OF
other coal companies. Their liabilities based on
high valuations The properties good and produc-
tive but creditors, like great mortgages real
tate consume than the whole profits.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Thomas Taylor and his wife quaTelled in
their rooms No 333 West Thirty-ninthst. Thursday
night and when Officer Began, OF the twentieth Pre-
onct Dterered Taylor struck him on the head with an
axe while his wife assisted hlm The officer then ar
rested item BOTH and yesterday Judge Duffy held Iay
lor In $1,000 bail for feonious assault and held Mrs
Taylor In S4OO bail TO keep the peace ior siX months
The Jurors were locked up Thursday night,
IN the ease OF David Marsh wno was ted 0elOe Judge
Sutherland on q charge of receiving large quantity o
spool cotton ard needles stolen 10y Thomas Belton.
porter employed by the firm OF H. B CIaiiln 20. Inc
Jurors yesterday morning reported that they were un
able
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

Futures moIe active irregular somewhat lover sales yes
i096 lS77: Nav So 10 81. 1886 l0.s5 l0sS lQst;
June, o9s ios los5 loe5 lo9t 1921 1921 % JGy. dy
ii.0s; November loG3 December 1851 ,9la 2,Sgo e
1857 1910 io.6s 1908 1850, 1851 1905. 1870 Ny.
Iune iOsJ IOSl lOS3, 1O.S2, lpel, 1888, losi ioS,
iSs7 Ss5, @ JGiy io92 loe3 logl io94 10 90 log6;
los October 1000 1864 1861 November ioo 10 l92 S
Dcceuber 1888; toal 800 bales grand total '3lO0
bales Fist Cal.March 1866 1865; Apri, s.n, lst.
1851; H. ls To- 65 1868 May, 10 75: June 1888 July.
i09i. August iO9S; September 1913, lJFo November,
1854 .053; total 100 bales second caMarca m i9Si:
tonenb1r o so total IiuO bales Third CllMarch,
10 81 April 10 81 July, lO9i August 1893 October;
cf.a
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

Erie Railway shares f0e; preferred 24h; Illinois
irh Pennsyiyania Central 23 New.Jersey Central
i52 Reading Railroad, IA.
LONDON, March 292 m-Cousols 047tc both money
and te account Paris adyces quote ave per at
lU7 francs for the account.
LONDON March 294:30 pm-Consola 94s,s both money
aud the account u s. bonds 1sGJs 1O7 Ten fores
pom, 105 Erie Railway share6 I0ie preferred 2l
NewJersey Central H. Paris advlces qnote pAr cent
rentes at log francs 80 centimes tor the account.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
closed at SO. Reading advanced to 29l4, and then
declined to 28l4 per cent.
CLOSING PRICES

Business in Government bonds was less active
this week than last, though Yesterday and to day
dealings assumed large proportions again. Prices
on the whole were well sustained, but in late trans
actions yielded in some of the issues. To-days
market was notable for the large trading in the new
per cents The following are the highest and
lowest prices of securities for the week, and the
closing sales to-day and week ago to-day:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

Robert Green for appellant and Theodore f. Tonson for
respondent No l60-Pope ag:. Hanmer.-Upon notice OF
Mcclure for respondent Judgment affirmed by default No.
l82.-Nash act. The Mayor. etc.-Passed. -
Day calendar for Monday Nos l6l, l65, l67 l69 l72
l14 l75 and l76.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 29.--In the Court of Appeals
pdAy the following business ransactedi No 4srhe
feopie rel Thompson superytsOrs-ArguIn
enmed and concluded. 40 lThe trustees OF 81 jacobs
Lutheran Church agt BIy-Argued by George w CDbran
tor appellant, and William c. Johnson for respondent No
to-Wallace ag FreelaDdArgued by M. Cooper Tor ap
telaRt and A. schoonmaker r for respondent No l4S-
Ciussman ag Long Island Railroad Compspy-Argued by
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30

"CUTTING ~ Nervous man to TREND } !:
What ath 10 do I've brought nv razor coih instead
Of a udcr rkerchcf. aud I've such trca fn
cold Friend OSho IS fond OF bad iokcsE we'll !
wou'dnt eay tiing about 1t; 1t might razor tdngh
against you "-tFun.
II must have been an American school where
the mistress tod one of the hg girls decline love"
The big glIl slmperlncy replied, " Decline love- Ni-s
Jones Not me "a 60on think OF declining mar
riaye
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
MARINE NTELLfGENCE.


IMMATURE ALMAEAC
snu ~ 5s7 Sun seis.... G22 CLOCK fast. 427
Moou Iises 4:I3 Moon sOds 9JZ Moon sage. days %
nIsH WATER TO-DAY ~
SANDY Hook 5.2l GOV. Island COS ic oate..... 7ji
HIsH wAfFR iD.pAN-P 81.
sandy Hoax b.43 GOV Island G36 Hell Gate. SeJ
rUNDAI-A. -.
ool.. Coz Gov Island. G:ib Hen G1te.. e:3l
SUNDAY. u.
Sandy Hook G.2l Gov Island 7l6 uc!l G1te... 0OJ
New-York tribune., 1878-03-30
THE COURTS.
sr,r To RECOVER RELIEF FUND MONEY.

William Hudson was removed from the FIRE
rerarent In December 1874, because of his violation
~ the rule forbiddng any member Of the department to
assign his salary ncug an obligation which he could
mot pay He acknowledged that lie became indebted to
the OF s216 but pleaded that IT was because OF
trouble IN his family. After his death his widow began
action against the Fire Department to the money
IN the lief fund.- to which husband had contributed
An opinion handed down by the Supreme Court
General Term, yesterday, in which Judge Brady did not
concur Judges Davis and Daniels held that he widow
having been party 10 the proceeding AIKEN Tor the
removal could not maintain the writ OF certiofari 10
inquire into the cause OF the removal AS the person
removed had acquesced in the prOprety OF the action
othef persons, although related to him. could not legally
dispute it, They therefore decided that the SUIT should
be dismissed Judge Brady held that ms the Violated
rule of the department not passed until October
while the acts complained of were committed IN IN srpem
bor Hudson should not have been dismissed The WIDOW
would he entitled To the money allotted 10 her rO te
relief fund and the removal OF her hus1ahu souu DC
declared illegal so far as IL affected that rght.