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DR. LEWIS PLASTR4.
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One largo and six small. Eurpasses OApcine And
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sssS g az DRUGGISTS. Ass fOr q 0srossor.
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DEADx-szADE SHIRTS.
Mems unfinished Shirts, 30 cents; of Wsmsutta
cnuslin, IS cents. Finished. 10 cents; of Wam-
gutta muslin, 80 cents. Boys Shirts, II, 12h and
K-i1ch. at 50 cents unfinished, and 20 cents in-
ishec. OF " All sltta cotton.
SHIRTS TO ORDER:
The best shirts at e. %; second, e. H. ID FL 30,
u. Is anc IL ssch. Fit always warranted. Best
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others, 9 for 81. Linen Cuffs, Is cents per pair;
best do, BIZ cents. Jeans Drawers, 80 cents.
Came UndershiTts: Lisle Thread do. Novelties In
NeckWeaI and Hosiery.
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HUUABp LINE.
~ NOTICE.
With the VS. OF dimin ilhins the chances OF
collision, The >a1lers of this Line taxa 4 SPECIFIC
ooQfDe for ~ sessons OF the yee.
ON TIE o1t~s.S pAssAge froM 9GeenEsoWn TO Mem
Yoek o. BcftD; crossing the meridian or 80 at g
NJ, OF AothiRS ~ the north OF ..
On ne hSme%sEo pasaaxe crossing the meridian
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WHAT DIVER SEEs.-"In the course of
your life you must have seen a great many
things under Water?"
The divers vino work for wrecking compa.
MES see many curious things and have very
strange experiences 1 will give You one in
stance by way of illustration. You remember
the wreck of the Atlantic on the coast of
Maine? Well John O'Neil, the Eastport (Ie:)
diver, was employed to raise the bodies He
made several descents, but failed to open the
cabin doors. At last he succeeded. AS the
cabin door was opened, the first thing he saw
was two women fully dressed suspended In
the water: The rush of water carried them
toward him, and they appeared to be alive
He stepped back in horror, and it was some
time before he gained sufficient courage to en-
ter the cabin. There he found the omen who
were passengers on that Inflated ship kneel-
ing and holding each other by the hands, as if
they had been engaged in prayer when the
steamer went down. He then went into the
smoking room The cabin was in the wild EST
disorder. Chairs and tables were turned up
side down, bottles were scattered about, and
the men lay on the floor as If they had per-
ished during a drunken revel. Most of them
had pistols in their hands Scenes like this
are common in sunken vessels which carry
passengers down with them."-[ Nelo York
World.
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SOME OF THE METHODIST JOURNALS are
making war upon the present mode of con
Quoting camp-meetings. 1t is alleged that
these are converted into excursion parties, aud
that by encouraging Sunday trains, with pro-
miscuous travel, they utterly destroy the re-
ligious consistency of the old gatherings that
were Instituted wnen the groves became the
courses OF people. Certainly camp meetings
in the vicinity of large cities inevitably par
take of the characteristics of fairs and picnics
rather than OF assemblageS of serious people
who practically believe what Mr.. Jas. Parton
has recently theoretically written-that relig.
ion is to many the only COMPENSATION for the
necessity OF Hving-[N. Y. Times
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sTExHKRs FOR NEW YORK.

The BteAus=e JOHN GIBSON and Z. q.
KNIGHT Ale; nscely leave Pier q East sAhn
River, New Ycrk, 1T 4 O'Clock ., m. EU0
every SATURGi Y 1t .. m. 6eOEHe-G J
ooMn every Il On DAY, and Alexandria Ame day.
Freight taxi a. lowest rates. For Information
Apply 1t once Jver Metropolitan Bail 18th street.
q 70 x. 2. 4. bENHA4, Agent, Water street.
Georgetown
ApN-H SAMUEL BACON President
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THE CUEARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
S11"1Gssa SSS !0Ek zHD kILIRPOOL

OALLiS0 ar CORK HARBOR,
Anoy,sania v e Aag 81 Parthia. Thurs SEP. ID
eSE1l.A.-.N g Sspt . Bothnta... Wed. Oct. 3
1922. " &C., Sep II Algeria. Wed, Oct. 8
Seyn0..>.E &. Bop ls Russia -. Wed, Oct. l6
Aoo ovefy 1cnoN1nS wednesday from N6V YoFk
RATES OF PASSAGE,
>sSs.Ssaa =, Carrying steeFAge 10 ana 100 eobd,
No gb1oraxe,
~ gsIomefs not oarryins steerAss, 20, 300 and
~ &oos According 70 Accom- Alton
6ac1e0 g Parts, elS, gold, additional
nesoxn ocxsrs IN favorable terms
n1oIa9 n Ser! low rates. BteeraRo tickofs fYon
Europe at loWezt rateoL
1kg1S0 ouis OF l1ding given fuf BalfnGA 0lae.
HaUa kos~srp and other ports On tho Oo0.
~ 49, IoE Aeiiterranean poftA
49, H4&at ADo pAsaAgo apply ct the ComDony's
SkSrrs ~ 1oNtE2 Green, or both gtooE49e and
SnStoss N us q sIGkLOW. Cs 5th street. wash
NV OAAS. .. HRANCKLYN. AsmA N.Y,
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
WASH. b. WILLIAM, Auctioaeer.

THIS AFTERNOON.
WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auctioaeer.
ING ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
GO AND sn9 4 ~ sT IH1;Tso NNoRTHWEsT' BEING
On MONDAY, septembsr 2, 1878, at $50 -
O'Clock m, shall sell, in front of the pre- i'm;
having Fl feet mont con lining SQUARE ise
with improvements.
thrse and four years for notes bearing interest at
7per cent. per annum from day OF sale, and So
e. Of CT
OF sale. Aux16 eO1w, I'D
m E. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Aucti on Ger
On MONDAY, September q 1873. at sn u
M, will offer for sale on the premises. 10 h.
room Frame House, No. 4ls h st. NV. lotE22
Terms: One-quarter cash; balance in 6. Ii and
ID months, with interest st 4 per cent; A.
TO-MORROW.
nUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
ExsCmT RS SALE OF HousEH9LD FUR
Ion cling to the estate Of the late Mary d w ard
seLoo craft, deceased.
NORM G, sepfember 3, 1878 conmsae- g
Ing at 10 o'clock; Ky rider Of the Probste
Ioop;s 6, rner oh and . s1seefs northwest, Bel
stead. Bureaus, Wardroles, Book Eases; Table,
Cloth Dining Tables, M,t;ress t Busters, PHI
lows, rictlres Carpets, Croekery, Kitchen Uten-
outs, wearing Apparel &cs belonging to saia
estate.
ansso-st THos G. ADDISON. Executor.
nuNCANsoN BROS, Aucroneets.
TOP BCGGY. (MADE TD ORDER BY
GARGEs RROS.) SET DOUBLE HAHN ESS
Or TUESDAY MORNING, septem- AIRS
bcI 3D. a. 10 clock. we will sell lii front S4IiS
OF ouI saleSroOmS, the above Buggy andA@SN
Harness.
au: 81 vt DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.
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TIE TRADES.
STEAMERS, &c.

V The Btee or NATTANO, Capt.
~. II. Bylea VIII make three ml2s
md ono 20 y TTOX CREEK, stopping % inter.
mediate land: g going and returning. Yor further
WOO Omce, lila ana S18 Pennsylvania aV0nua,
md q wharf. rot Of 9Th and n Streets.
ap40-0 q. TUCKER JONES. Agent
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OUWEAS ARRAW0URHT

-
Steamer JCGF w. THOMPSON, Captain JOIN
=. WOOD, le&~S Ter wharf, termi.
nus Of tn ano Ell street nneof ear,
At AM, tt-se = mes per week, for
Cunioman, Ecraini and Leonardtown, stopping d
lnte1mediAte lsndings each trip. Days Of sailing.
nnme - Steau~r HartAno.
Tor further !. formation. apply 1t the once, ovsr
Metropolitan INK, KnoI's Express Once. or st
ne Company. Wharf, foot Of 9Th street.
Baggage c1Na, for on application 1t Kno1's LIZ
Ie9 Once. SAMUEL BACON. Pres't
J, J, ACCtS lilly, Agent,
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AUCTION SALES.
WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.
vALUABLEIMPRovGD PROPERTYFRo
ING On ELEVENTH SCRElT, BETWEEN

G HND r sTREETHs S ~ HnhfT TErT AAN
IN THURSDAY, September 9Th. at 5 80 II
clock p. m, shall sell, in front OF the prem c:
Uses. south half OF l. OF No. 6, In Square S45 TOT
having % feet inches front by 80 feet 1O inches
Geep: with improvements thereon, consisting of q
Brick Dwelling.
Terms: One-third cash; ha' lance In six, twelve
eighteen and twenty -four months for notes bearing
In eTeSt at per cent. per annum and secured by q
deed of trust on properly sold. Ali conveyancfng
at purchasers cost. tlOO down on day of sale.
SeI2 WASH. B. WILLIAMS Auct
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
DECIsIONS-O.r. Is.

Supreme ourt- Chdiabsrg-Bv Judge Lawrence. -
Mckay ~. JaryIs.-OTdrrs granted
Hy JuGse Barr-tt-Iayes agt s'irptcn-Motcn denied
or o granted thrush agt SohustotA granted
Sal, guard Fire Insurance Company agl Hayt-Moton
dum. MrGu.Ilck the estate uf James wills nThe tax
alton bc as u reduce the sum allowed for
SL5oO. Newman agi Newman -Roicned back see emo.
rnnum. Little agt idte-Divorre GRANTED In thr m!itrr
Nord AIT rr,ttMouou 10 execution n"nsi he per
denied. Sargent agt ~arsrnt-l'eiefT back BAN
Cirridt-T'rr HI-By Judge DpnOHu..-LInghem agt
Roriu ger Settled src M rmoragium. . - -
Sps at T.riI-iy Judge Wan Nor't-DOugass. etc, ag
Fyruo aud Utuers.-Findings signed.
ly Judge Ia 'rcnce IN H. ETC. agt smith ana anOther-
SupCriOr Court Special ior1a-By judge Freedman.
In The mat OF the apl lie ton OF August j. Ihlslon
opinion Sc oh"hh agl iOd:son- order point
I.g Grorse II. stevens Hsagnee liunling Rgt Huntlng
oy ct A. act ct aL-RpOri Of rctrtoO confirmed
and luigmrnto foreclosure aud satc ordered - ,
YORK agt saver ct aCaS" AMI exceptions ordered on
dlo ras the President etc, Of Norm Amec n lh-F
Of a-Fndugs Of fact and conclusions OF law settled and
signed an =,
--Blasl agt Flcsca-A amendments allowed
Marina Oart-C ChdmbcIs-By Judge McAdam.-
BOgan agt IaKo WolmOTe Robinson Hardenbiook agt
KrcrT-Mniions era ted. Nuh agt. Qunn-Compaint dis
mAscd soara at Soaion % eh
IND, disnIss d. 90 Saygs lIauk agt Gregoryi Thri
Avenue Railroad COMPANY POoiOn Two Casesl DenMsoI
av q irrili: same Callahan Marcy agt ONel BuSs'
nc act Hughes wafc agt Howel Ackerman AT lsaacs
-Iuigmeuts Reilly agt Cairck-C. y Haifi5 APPOINTED re
,iVer R0irgnez ag D!az -Snorn ordered 10 pay over
Snit ag Fana lndum Pa-'eah ag Unlt6l
states Corset Company. granted ClnultOnh!. WIsn
al Tly or-Plantrs motion denied same agi Same De
fendHnLs ton gaantoa Btarheia sk lni1iIUIaor
grautrd settling roceiyors accounts Dean asI hO"khs-
Dismissed.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge J. f. Daily, in Common Pleas, Special
Term has advanced tIe calendar che suit Of Enenc
Mcschutt against the CITY. The palnuG claims that
falling on a dangerous sidewalk she sustained triple
fracture OF tie ann.
James Murphy complains that his sisters re-
fuse 10 give up 10 him the daughter he ntrusted to
them when bis wife died JUICE Barrett granted yes
tcrday a habcas corpus requiring them to show cause
to-day why the fathers rht should not be recognized
Albert j. Wolf, married last March, has
asked the Court. he is stii under age TO appoint
guardian To bring SUIT TO divorce bin from his wife.
judge Barrett iu Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday
appointed his father. Gabriel W. Woih.
In the proceeding by Hugh Jordan, of Wor-
ccster Mass. - his thirteen whom he
SAYS hi. wfn carried away after he Uhc hu,1and) Gad
brought serious charges against Der. Judg" Barrett
granted. yesterday attachment against The WIFE, sbc
having faded - produce tue Cud IN answer to writ Of
hdbcds COrpus.
A suit by Michael Conway against4he City,
is now on trial before Judre Ltrrcmort IN Common
Pleas Trial Term. The plalutIf claims that ap-
pointed Assistant Janltor OF the Court House IN
J1nunry, Is7i and ASST gued To certain duties al
Sl.OO year. lie received his pay i"G eight months
aud pref rcd lis work for three yeas not hHylng been
discharged. He asks therefore r2SOo The defence Is
that uis appon mont wHs By tue wrong authority.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
FOR UAVRE AND LONDON.

The French Line steamship Labrador sails
for Haylc aud tlr Victoria lor udon, to-day Among
the formers passengers Felix dAeman, Inspector
General Of the French Lane William H. schotl General
Freight Agent, ana tne Hon. l.. l.. FdrInan. United
states Consul iu Egypt The following are tho complete
saloon lists:
FOR HAVRE-Rg Ste0mSEfD Ldbrcdor-Felix d. hlenln.
Miss L. s. smith, l.. Ptla, o A. Chaplin. H. W Chapin.
e. th.Fn. Mrs 4. D. Cha pin aud tW maids David j. Dan.
nat Mis- WI.am H. Daanat hugustc Jonas. Ms May a.
and maid. Merrill H. Gates, She Hon. T. Farman.
Uuitcd states consul 10 Egypt James COsie william Boida
william H. schO u. IL Hutton, II. Hutton, T.. A. Papay,
Durrcst NieHCuyc Raphael Cooper Mrs. Cooper Ifeury
sinmct Alfred lery, Mrs julie Junkcr, Miss Ida Her
FOR LONDON RU SegWshiD Iift,1I.-Char.cs Hancock,
a. Van MHgcn max Marcus Joseph ~pOOner Walter GLos
DHihOtrV. u, Woo llUu El.
Boil Jacob MIS- Charlotte Niui Al
MisB .. SpOonoT, Alec WzIskI, aiiss JEANETTE
Wllinski, NJ Iss Marie WlLHSkl, Miss Julia WZnski ClIs
W. Garincf, Mis-. GaTdncr.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
ACCUSED OF AN INFAMOUS PLOT.

Sarah Weller or Wheeler (shc is indicted by
bOta names, and give her name Wclle) was put on
trial yesterday before Judge Sutherland In the Court Of
General Sessions for abduction OF young Immigrant
named Mary O'ConnOr, for immoral purposes Mary
or OuuOr Is hardly more than n child Judging from her
appearance. Shc went with Mrs Weller from Castle
Garden. where she alone 20 the prisoners huu.t
expecting do hOuc-t work She 70 lnd, as she gayg
that Mrs. Weilcr's house WAS Infamous place, Hud
finally Mrs. Weller locked her iB where she was
brntay assaulted Mrs. Weller admitted that she hired
Mary Castle Girdcn adm tod that two Of ucr bon rd
ers not good character and says that sne gave
them notice to a.. she claims that she hired Mary
O'COnuur 10 a.Iend hCr young children, aud tbn
whatever wrong the girl suffered resulted from her own
desire for life of shame. The viii be closed to-day
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
THE ACCIDENT AT FRANKLIN SQUARE

The remains of the man killed Monday Af
tornoOn while attempting 10 catch tram at the Frank
lin Square Station OF tDe NewYork Elevated Rallroad
recognized yesterday afternoon those OF James
Kennedy, Of No $40 East Tnirtieth-st Tie
identity was established by the clothing and
articles found In the pockets. Kennedy WAS a
tan or by trade ana formerly in business
Twentythirri-st, but lost the accommodations o many
years in short time affer the panic OF 1873 For tue
last two years he has been working at his trade pi
Uf the time for Brooks Brothers OF this city and re
Gently tor BdbCOck d Co.. Of BROOKLYN. KENNEDY was
bOTn III tue NOrtn OF England but has hvcd IN
country for twenty-five ycaIs. He was fOrty-three
years old, and leaves Wifo and two chil uct
gil OF fourteen years and boy OF seven years old
lie lett his house early Monday morning to go 10 work
but complained of uO feeling well hTOug the fore
noon. After lunch ne returned 10 his work. bur slurfy
after y. gave up wOrK, on the advice a fellnW
workman, ana started Tor his home. The family was die.
pendent wholly Oh the husbands wages for gupport
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
f0@wou Pleas Spccial T5Jm-Bv Judge LarremOre.
L..L II A-n mn ullnMnl
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

stpRFgR COURT -CHNBERs-Barrett Case on, No.
GENERAL TRIM- DAVIS, r. j., Brady and ingalls, JJ-NOs
2S: 2jj 2j0 4I3 Il4 2G 20 AZ ~ 1873 20i 200 SO7'
zos; os;tSIh ayS TTl-Van Worst Law AID Fact Nos. 7Os.
~ G5g 500 63J 600 Ggl l02 1888 6B7 Gl5, 29 40 "a
Goa G2I 632 cas- 6i7 Oio 7i0 600 61o oo oOl ofO 0l
tCincur-PAuT I-Donohue J.-NCs 1894, 25SS 1889,
26i2 2oe2 2oG3 2OGi 20gg 2o6I Gs @ SGG9 29IP 205i
SS5 SS7S 29 2SsG fI i7i5 IgsS T5S 765 iSi4 1850
zg2S PST iLiawrence mos 1914 2o3i 4oJ 1852 3652
sI 2si9 Iii 3ii2 3iiI 2ii6 3ii6 2Ils 5il9 2l2O.
PGT yan 6rqns J-So5 lS2S lGS iST9 i5a Si1a Si1aa 5iS$
26jS OU 2IOl 2lO 2O3. 2lO4, 2lUj, 2lOG 2IO7, 2lO9
2Ii0 -. ,,.u,, ,...,..
mrrrer-Nos L. B. Issues OF fact-Nos. 40, CO. 81 27 49
qsa az iS 86i Gsi 6G SO3 2lJ G97 as I02 G55 265
III, AZ, 6l5, 3O9 $40, $50 Gl5 O20; $50, 2oI;
P%Gf Ii-ssGsSicE JNos COS All 4ls AZ AS o9I.
ADJ 1T 4U3 5l0 600 6JB 4i6 4i6 J9 3JI, 622 46l 4j7
4S5 5S9 III CAS- 6i9 3Jj 400 800 455 462 4Bl, 6l1
CoiM0s PLEAs-srEcAL 1ERM-J. +. DAILY, J-Nos l6 10.
EQUITY TEuy-J p. DAY. Mos. 4. 10. LIZ.
7 ~ 76 7d Es @ 76d 7G7 Ss 64 40 III 7a 1OO
PAN Il-Larreulore J-Nos 7Gl; 66I, 6i6, l3S05 67l
$ $ o5 6s S S0G H. 1861 i7S5 TO- io s65 6oS $50
- a1alSf togm-TmAL TEm-pARr I-slnnott, J.-Nos.
47ls 4es2 39l 4792 4755 ASH 4Si 4oGI' 4sJ9. 4SUT
Pair II5aheridin, J.Nos 4i2s ss29, 1888 4r6l 1885,
42I7 l3O 1850 5O23. 42lS 4I49 57l4 22J9 372s 4977
pAL lIi-Ai6er g JoN9a 2l6l @ dG4g 4sgs 4S5d dt9l'
GKSERAL SEsslOSs-PAET I-Suherlanti J.-Wilam Nc.
Glory Louis fa, Geoghegans Adoph krutz tooniOus
saul batter, Joshua Alexander grand larceny JeIe
berg receiving stolen goods Theodore Walk assault bat
Fan II-Gildersleeye, J.-Edward Malone tcontinued)
Thomas Wilson, Joan r. Jones, JOhn Mniu robbery CHRIS
PAIN ilaggrTiy Joseph Lue James Drlscol William Car
t,r buygbry Thomas Shields larceny from the person
Aichll Bearion' receiving stolen goOds Emma A. Jones'
"a
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsWSGTON, oct. 15.-In the supreme COurt Of
the UpItc states Na,hlngOn oct H. H. B. Wilson. OF Gin
cIuultI- j. j. rim ton Of Wsznn tJa. D. G. Smgol H.
Hiabc OF Ncw-Utl' ans benjamin H. huFin BuHIl1 NJ
Charles W Goud o Nrwi r." ~ and Robert T. CiaghlL
IyuCubuTg. Va aluittoi TO urayirc 3r torn
No - Samuel f. Craig. appellant 9gt Ja'ob smith End
Passed account O' sickness o counsel 40 NJ
Tac ttifed -ticS app liant. N and \. Doug
On Mr. ~Olcit'TGvucra Phillips us tiss,d No. o.
~ W. Farmer Adams, etc, panil1s in Ct.ur agt. T. J.
iarEin state collector. "tcPt~sed. No ~ T. @tcl
pole executor etr., Ct appellants agt the Ciy y
MfslngfOI--Dn motion - p =. HClhlt, di$
missed with costs so S,G asogu,d.-J. Henry EIycs,
Collector mia IN agt y. n. Page executor
eArue by MIR -oI,ior General Phillips and Mr. Attgr
General iOr pa!ntn iu ami 10y M j. 81
Meredith aud NJ Wm.J Robert un for the 'erndant in
error. Ma. 2-GcoTgr ". roN q. p!antn ln error AT
Nelson Argumout begun by 4. N r.. sawyer inr
tho plaintiff Adjourned ill to NOR ow at 0cook
This cier nrnl Iuuci Will viii be ttfon up IA
tho Court tomorrow ter ihr Cl0,c the 4T lun nj
OF Bowen ugt Chase, begun trdaN Tho
cyuu's the UUitgd tat the Utah pOygamy
case which assigned tor to-day rcassiSnod Tor No
yumDcT
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
THE GREAT WILL CONTEST.
AN EXCITING SCENE IN COURT.

rHE sURROG,rE's THREAT OF CONTEMPT PRocFED-
INGs ~ an OFFER SHOULD DE RFPEATED-MRs'
Ia BAU's QUESTION TO HER BRoruEH-INIEt-
KsTING TESTIMONY ABOUT TUE CoMMoDoREs ;
sPIRIIUAusTIC VIEWS.
The testimony Of Mrs. Mary 4. Bennett, Miss
Susan A. King Mrs. Flora Lyons, and James H.
Mansfield medium" in the Vanderbilt VIII case
yesterday. showed the peculiarities OF the Commo-
dore with regard TO Spiritualism. The visits ne
paid to mediums the letters of inquiry he wrote to
dead friends. aud the reliance he said he
placed upon Spiritualism in financial mat
tera. were detailed. The Surrogate met
an offer of the contestants counsel with deolara-
tion that If it were repeated he would order the
counsel to show cause why they should not he pun
ished for contempt. This caused great excitement
and an extraordinary scene in court. Mrs. La Eau
angrly asked William II. Vanderbilt question to
which he made no reply
New-York tribune., 1878-10-16
THE COURTS.
GLOVES MYsTERIoUsLY STOLEN.

Edward Pisseau, gentlemanly looking
Frenchman was among the prisoners arragned before
Justice Morgan at the jefferson Market Police Court
yesterday morning. He charged with stealing nine-
teen dozen pairs OF fine KID gloves valued at S4OO the
property of DeudOnne Juga of No. 9O9 BrOadway Dut
how or IN what Ia a mystery. 1t appears that
on or about September 18, Pssean went 20 EhIIchs
store at No. 287 Eghthaye and offered Ot OF gloves
for sale to Samuel W. Richards purchasing clerk lie
was asked TO call again. In tue meantime. custom
House ofhcer was informed that man had onefeG 70
sell the firm Imported gloves 60 cents pair wnen
the duty alone 60 cents The officer seized tne
gloves, and took them to the Custom House seizure,
room, whittier Pisseau was directed when he called
again II was then discovered that the gloves came
FROM Juga'S store. and Amedee IrOulley, the cerR IN
charge went 10 the Custom House and identlhGd ihe
property. The placed in Detective scnmlIt-
heagans hands, who hunted up and arrested FlsSoau
at lis boarding ghOuse in West Tnrty ST.
The prisoner acknowledged offering the gloves ior sac
aud said that he bought them from man WIN wnon ne
boarded but he couldn't tell the name OF the man. ot
where the bOarn ghouse He was held for trial Al
default OF 81 900 bail.