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New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
DECISIONS-FEp. II.

Supreme tourt-Cham6ers-B judge LAWRENCE
May ag Davis Order granted Porter agt MOTIFS -Ofuer
granted modifying order OF June Ia, 1877.
BY Judge Van Bunt-Crane sgt Crofut-Motion granedi
memorandum.
Special BY Judge Van vorst-Lupton sgt Fletcher
ct ai-order settled and signed Kinney ag cappardachi-
Decree approved and signed.
superior Coart-Special Term-Bv Judge Sanford =
WesterDan Remington mo. )Order dismssing PLAIN
tins complaint Ludewg Parisnur; Romain ag ne
Northwestern Mutual Lie Insur Conpany-upderfak-
approved. Lawrence agt. Meeker-Orier disnsslng
plaintiffs complaint, In the matter Of the petition OF Hatch
order granted payment Of s0 costs Johnston agt Hart
Bond approved. Wabndge ETC. agt The Mayor eteOrer
Tevving action Gross of al agt Schosinger Boiler agt
neutrality-suspicious. appointing owen t. Wesake assignee
BY Judge sedRvck-In the matter of the application OF
RTyanrder vacating orde. 10 show causc and summons
othersOrder denying motion
strike demurrer with So costs Songer agt taIl
and ohersOrer SUSTAINING demurrer f1ndley, etc., agt
Crosby (Nos. |. 2. 3. i).-Ordcrs settled.
Common Pieds-C ChcHbey%-Bv Judge Van Hoesen. -
Seely York Nations Exchange BankMotion Tor
extra all nwance denied; memorandum
by Judge EObnson-In the matter Of the assignment of
Hener Wesh-Orler Of referee must he entered In the
Of tie assgnmt OF Gales; In the mat Ter OF the as
sDgment of National Mixed Paint Company smith sst
Rternan- Orders signed Mott ct al. agt Potts voeel et
al aet Reynolds defective Stenlme agt tnedDefg
Judgment of foreclosure and sale ordered
Equdy TerIn-- BY Judge Van HoeSenIn the matter OF
Gates-AccOunts passed and bond cancelled
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE JAPANESE POST OFFICE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Ihe Department of
State received from Minister Bingham the iui Of
fetal reports OF the Japanese POSmsterGenrral Tor
the year ended June 30 1877 The postal revenues Tor
the year exceeded estimates by Si332S 7s and fell
short OF the expenses incurred by only $4,000 92 The
whole number OF letters, papers, etc, transmitted
was 3S321 ,971, OF which over 100000 were
native newspapers. The whole number of letters aud
papers dispatched 10 fereim countries was 233,G77
of which ve-sxths went by way Of the United States
ont s sos foreign letters and papers received, 1872
600 came from the United States. The length OF the
apanese post routes is 81 362 miles, and the number Of
most Offices 74l. Only 50 letters lost IN transmits
son during year, and ouly Sl22 20. Postal savings
banks and postal money order Offices have been intro
nced and are in successful operation. Among the most
nrominept and active officers OF the japanese Post Ohcc
Department two United States citizens, Mr. . VI.
BRYAN ana Mr.. l.. f. FaTr
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE BANK TRIAL AT PATERSON.

At the bank directors trial, in Paterson,
yesterday, Disrict-Attorucy Woodruff concluded the
closing argument Judge Dixon delivered long charge
TO the jury in which he reviewed the points Of law in
volved in the The jury retired at Mr. Parker
counsel OF Mr. Preston, took several exceptions TO por-
tons OF the charge.
The Distrct-AttOrney at once moved the Indictment
against James Preston for larceny and embezzlement
Mr. Parker objected to the immediate commence ment OF
the second trial. the indictment for substan-
TALLY the acts charged in the first
Que. His objections were overruled. He then made
n motion to quash the Indictment and the argl-
mcnt not ended when the court session closed
The Indictment charges Mr. Preston with larceny and
embez2lpment ~ fin banks funds to the amount OF
$4,000. The different counts charge him with taking
various amounts and with defraudng the bank Dy DIS
counting notes without bringing them before the board
directors action. Mr. Parker claimed i'm his argu-
ment that 'ezLemcnt could be made In discount
ing notes Tor Otner persons.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE COURTS.
PREFERS NEW.YORK JUSTICE.

FREDERICK ELLIoTTs AVERSION TO MASSACHUSETTS
Frederick Elliott, who is indicted i'll this
etate for completely in the 900 forgery the Union
Trust Company. aud who is wanted in Massachusetts
for theft OF jewelry worth about $4,000, seems IN
prefer to be tried here, while the authorities OF this
county prefer his being charge on Massach'i
sets The courts here admitted him TO bail on his own
recognzance put him in the charge OF the Massachu
setts officers lie at once got ont writ OF habeas
corpus seeking he kept here Before Judge Donohue
yesterday he made two clams-1rst, that he was moi
the whom the Governor of Massachusetts wanted ;
aud, second, that II Governor Robinson had known that
he wanted to claims Of New York justice
he would not have handed him Massachusetts,.
Judge DOhohue allowed him twenty yfOur hours tn tele
graph TO Governor Robinson In regaid tn the second
point, ard referred the first p0n Mr. Sinclair, the
clerk Of the court TO take testimony The prisoner ind
ing he would have 10 prove that nc not the man
called for by the Governor OF Massachusetts, substan
italy abandoned his FIRST objection. The other viii come
UP to-day, unless whe h. abandons Ii and consents
10 go ~ Boston without further trou DE
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Donohne referred yesterday the di
vorce sut of Mary Francis Berg against LOUIS Berg To
K. NJ Henry.
Blanton Duncan, of Kentucky, was ordered
Yesterday by Jude DOnohue bond for $50 To
meet the possible costs IN his suit against Thomas H.
Sharp.
William a. Leonard was yesterday awarded
&c 600 damages jury the Superior Court, IN suit
brought against the NcwYorR Central and Hudson
River Railroad for injuries received In fourthave In
1874.
Justice Walter a. Pinckney yesterday re-
sumcd his seat upon the bench of the Tenth District
civil Court in FysrventlSt. aud disposed OF the bus
mess brfore him Tne Judge looked we'll and con
gratuitcd ny his fenus. VINO ctd AT tnc 'Ouft H"1So
during the day.
William Harris, pretty child about SIX years
old was brought before Judge Donohue In Supreme
Court Cbainbers Yesterday by Mrs. Mary Ann Madison,
obedience writ OF haDcts corpus. In answer -
tc claim child size stated tnat his parents iad
r. pulary ndcnturcd him to her for adoption III lN1l
Judg. Dnnuhur ordered reference toasctrtln the ta'-
The John Hancock Life Insurance Company
began ten suite for for cOscugc against eNtoDh0rdor"
W H. Nichols on mort IA osaLOuntng 10 $4,000. The
defence wis tn agent refused 10 negotiate hr lonn
until Mr. Nichols provided Tor Insurance amounting %
nbOut 10000 Ihis 4 was claimed, constituted Htuf
Judge Ga -, - Brooklyn, Yesterday gave judgment
for the painti1. dns that the Transaction was not
usur0ds.
There was a divorce case before the recent
Queens County Crcui-Jonanna Morris against NJ circi
Morris both residing Flushing. l. WAS ALLEGED by t'
wife that Morris had failed to support AID that hc
had been unfaihui, having for some time nNcd WIN
another woman in kcwiOrk "a his WIFE, and accoulh-
MED her 10 Europe Judge DvknIu OUk the papI' ana
reserved ion, which was yesterday rendered i
favor OF HE husband.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
c.TENDARo THIS DAY

stPsyMy CouRT-C -D0nohue. J.Nos ~, 90 II !
1876 2Os 30 2l6 237 257 2s2 23O 202 29G .S 29o 5o
3O5. 3OT, 3Os. 80 - 40 80 ,,, ,oo -.
sEc1AL TERM Van Worst, JNos l3a 70 l2s 5o0 os os
"a iG2 So l7O l73 53 SO 1855 lS9 la2, 1876, 2'u, ~
9i2 1865 ga o. 2is no l2 22j 227. 3li 2O 2J2 23j
23i, 25J, 236. 2j7. - =, .
CircUTf-PAsr In-van Bruni. J.-ShoTt cau.es-Ne
296S = 3O33, 292l. 1866 22i7, JOl3 @l 25ol zU
l775 1908 2743 2jl7 1925. 23l3 $751; 3vSo Zloi liVo
1922 1868. 80 oo -
SUlRmOg COURT SPECIAL TERM.-sanford, J-5b' Oo oo
40 %, as, 62. TO- 90, g. Demurrrrs--5. o. 7.
TRIAL TEEMPART II.Fr,oimsn J.-shor cause, ,s,s
1857 1919 1887, lOl7 lOV lOSs 1885, Boo, lOJi IvoV
1899.
COMMON PLHAs-EQuHY IEEM.-Nan Hoesen, J.-Nos. 10,
II, 35. , ,-,,
TpI,L TRRM-PART I. .-Iarremore Case on-2A
PAR II-Daly, j. Case Oa-C6l
MaENR C0uRr-TRIAL TEMN-PARI I-0oepp -
short cansesNo,; 4oSi 1902 s913, 1892 Sssi Sia'
p,.sr iT-Alkcr C. J.--Shot Calses-Nos. 1914, So5o
o02g 80 iO74 iOl 4O76 $3.50. il37. 450 SSo'' fo'l
isinnott j. Short causes-Nos 39!5 4o0d 4l09
.ig2 1910 2iso 4Ois. iOIS Iol' 1896 Alt' 4'i ''oo
4iOs. 400. -, cus..u,..,. r rqmothv Whe
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
CLEARED

CLEARED.
ceaushp Greece T Pare onion vJrbda m1T'f Eng
ste saa'r .Gp eret Gerl, Barends, Hamburg PymOuhand
spaa-'p r Caand (Dutc), Dcides, Rotterdam, Holland.
steamship niagara Curtis Havana. Cuba. James T. wari
stSam.np Gamma (Br Leddicoat, Hamilton bermuda,
tron Conner PORTLAND Oregon Frederick C.
s,mdt ,o W. ,uoke Couch Norfolk City Point and Rich
moud. Od Don.aton S"amsiil q ., ,,., -, Dos, a.
s'irJ .. Wright tBrl. crowel. Liverpool Eng" boyd
sIn kastrana rl Gn Iiver,oo, Eng Tapscott Bo,
shin anops irL sinclair. Bremen. Germany, snow "
Shiy oheuroeru tGer Schumacher st. George Bermuda
Bk lcq,,n n cosg Dsw iSnSoo ayG maykcn TO-
Rafk Emma lBrj, williamson Exeter Eng, Perkins
R;rk Andrea vlco Gtsl) Ralo Cork or Falmouth for
p"rt Sna vor Anderson Falmouth for orders c.
Rars FIe,e BrI (Nor) Besesscn. Marseilles. France
BARI Iotre stewart tnr) Sinclair. Glasgow Scotland
BSrk Christina CBrj. Andrews LeghOrn. Italy scammo
Rstk carl ,nren tvorl. Stockholm Sweden.
Bnrl Fnrcka chapel Yokohama and HioGo, japan. " II
BafS A. ~ echweiraard tSor) Johnson. philadelphia
nrte saifi r Robinson Cork Falmouth for orders,
Brir Fmma Dean CBrl schoz Puerto cabcilo. vena, j.
Ene Iva utall Cappiello Caglar for orders. Fanch.
'"'' ARRIVED
s,o,m.hip China tpr1 GIL Liverpool Feb. and Queens
town I'd with mdse and pa-s Ia G u. francklyn.
sie,ushP state Of rsunsylyana rL st,%.. pIssSw po
a 90 Feh H. lar ~ II ION. 81 30 pissed Whtn star
stean-ip 18th. 80 miles T. II sandy ll0o. snip
prifish Queen London FOR sandy iiooE, all we'll
stcam.bp Deyonia lr Craig. Glasgow Feb 8, with mi'e
ard ~ pa-s. 10 Henderson Bros. - -, -,
s;esn,hp Valerand tBelg) Nichols. Antwerp Jan. 81
with rndsr ard pass 10 Wright E -on. - m
HOl-attg Nef.l, SchWrh-fh, jan oo
via Ilavre Feb . uldse lud pass 10 kuulr1t Co.
steamship saratoga Sun!herg Havana FEB 10 with ndse
and passenger. tOJ. =. Ward " 60. ~
steanShip Eina fBr, Ferguson Jarmel Feb Aux Cayes
and Kingston. Ja, TIA with mdse and IS pass TO in For
wood 90
Bark Chevaler Br Frew Havana - days, in ballast TO
J = NhitncyS Co.
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. Eight, n f.; cloudy. At
City Island, n. cloudy
FOREIGN PORT.
IoxpoN Fob 10Th inst. Lady Duferin for Key
John Scnutte. Omoa Plinsrn ROBERT
A. Chapman. Bonga Capt Iorlng Leo A1mira Giehofag
the lati, for Hampton Roads; ltiSka, Tor Iybtc .
iesperia both at Plymouth: En-
~ mia Regina Coel Tubal aim IN inst France Nellie T.
Guest Vanban 18th met. Eureka, CAPT Woodwork; MARY
Frazier, Advocate Svro John Watt lith in-i, RagHar
Osmo maria Senuphar Duke or Northumh"riahh ivan
hoe Capt Patrick. Lady Of the Lake, star OF Hope Trans
wal. -. ..
HlLTIMoRE, Feb l4.-Ariyed bark Scotia (I}r) Hines.
Ip,wlch Eng. Cleared bark Matilda Hyard (Br, Brooks
Queenstown. ,-.. -. ,,,.
,ert Cor Cleared, hip richmond Kelly, Para; BARK
Ls!i Dco Gloria. Wagnar. Elsrnorc. . Al o....- -
BOsToS Feb. li.Cieared baiks Zeihrs Queehsto"h OF
falmouth; Grissiohamm, do.
MOVEMENT OF OCEAN ~TEAMSHlP
tovnos Fob 1.-THE steamship Antonio tBr. capt An
rs0n, Baltimore Jan. y, las arrived NJ Aoa.
lior oihsr snip News ram PaJe.i
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIVFRpOOf,-Tn Sc fHship Nerddd.-Wm H. Col
Inns Wm Barker. j. g. Morley, n. swan.
FROM LIvERPoOL-In Steamshfp chfna.aV; z; Madhof'
stuart W H. Irwin. q. :. Norris. y +. Maloy, H. J.;
Knl,p 4. Dav W. j. Massby j. w Gale, Mrs f. tones ana
children L. iIorner. A. Stevenson. s. Wyde. X Wamps H.
Mackcy. D. Gibbons
FROM HAVRE-Tn steamship Amsrique.-J. T. Lee, MT.
Russmaun G. PeIuet, A. de la ioz Mr. Ars4neta II. h.n
T.. Mt Jones Mr.. Messiny, tO0ncl ROM Nc
Mr. Per. o. MI. LOthiire.
FROM GLASGOW-Tn steamship Deronfd j. F. Cotton,
Miss NJ seInple Mr.. and Nrs 4. Wallace, MI PhytaI X.
W. g Connal Mrs Y. Barr ard infant Miss Grawto MI
Henderson, Nchol Miss +. Morton. Miss VI rton. W.
Murray. II. Bell. L. f. Hale G. WISE Mr. smith MI Russell
FROM HAVANA-Tn steamship SayatoganR B. BaIthoid'
A. NJ Wosl NJ WOo, q. Benit0. A. III. EschevrrVia,
A. H. patterson David Frnyirr G. Miller, II. G. Osborn T..
Trehnno NJ Maurin Randall. G. ielevont, NJ del Nale
Conde de cr,und f. del Vse Yznagi j. GOWN Rodriguez
A. Tcruss Il. Estrada. G. T.. Boo NJ Campos j. Pendas,
Miss Il. Speeny J. FeTlandeE, +. Mendezabaf
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
yACATrYG AN ORDER OF ARREST.

nolllas lHhcr WAS sucu III TIC "diih'
Court by Pauline Jaenkc for damages for promising her
marriage when he already married. and gett.n
from her $3.50 der that rromse 70 start him IN hns
iness He az first allowed the matter to by default
and a fury muctcd HIM In : 900. He was allowed 10
open that default and denied everything but the receipt
~ $50 The jury then found that the $3.50 was all tat
hp owed the ejaintf. Yesterday Judge Sheridan va
Gated the order OF arrest against him.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY FEBRUARY 49, 1878

feonios asaau and battery Louis Berge burglary Re
bceea WALKER Ious Williams grand larceny John y hch
a-scn Charles II Fischer. forgery Hugh Boyd petit lar
ceny BERNARD Mcran FRANK Webb George Curtin. Joseph
Wright. assault bat cay William III. stun George H.
Pless, Charles WyrcE, Francis Murray, william Lyons
Henry y. WOlli. vi tltiOn Oi Excise laws.
Pant IT-Iiackett R-Iamss fOnners, burglary ROBERT
Meedey John Lee Thomas Nelson Joseph Arnold Francis
Ryan ieoncOus battery Boman C. Rogers grand
larceny ancelyt Murphy receiving stolen goods; stewart
l. Mabbett false preences John C. Ryan James Rowe m
John Frederick Rnger, stephen o. keefe Albert
NaegleT, Thomas assault aud battery; Margaret
Nolan, violating Excise law,
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIVFRpOOI,-In Steamship Parthf1.-G. Acha /.
Bronsh Miss Gavan. Re-. GalyaD. Mr. Greathead.
Greenlres and Mrs. Crosse p J. Keary T. keary r.
Z. Peqse. PrevOsr, II. Provost J. J. Reid T. A IL h"ln
son o. ~ ROGERS. Mrs w. T anclif Miss Taw. Rev Aex
Thomas. o. Turner, g. W. Turner W. seymour H. H. "aiSn'
Mrs. !. u. Warner
FOR BEEMUDA-In SeamshfD caniSanLA e; oatn.n' m, IN
Lf;eil Miss II ~ Ouierbrdga G. VI rfson ana wlfe
Miss T. Iarcon. J. r X lncr A. Fit q. W. T. Comstock
Miss : A. Snow. Miss II. Mcflniry, Mr. AID Mrs g. IL
cker. W. ". Dudman, Mr. and Mrs J. B. Scholey. C. H.
Walker Mr Walker, G. r. Jones. r. ID NASH Row H. L. Par
ker. K. j. Weiss. ]. c. Boyle, ]. sanchez and wife
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
AN INDEFINITE INDICTMENT QUAsHEp.

Judge GlldcrS!eeVe yesterday quasncd the III
dicmen against John Scott alias Scotty FOR subOrna
ZION of perjury and released him. The charge against
him was procuring men 10 - Albany 10 swear That
they " rcr eaters" for forham Morris IN the con
test between Morris and Ambrose H. Pufdy for seat III
the Assembly from the First District ~ Wcstchcscr
County. scores counsel Peter Mitchell. urged that the
indictment dd state thai was sworn or any
testimony given and WAS indefinite 10 what was tie
proposed perjuty. Scott released
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
FAMILY QUARREL ENDING IN MURDER.

BALTIMORE, Nd, Feb. IA special from
Frederick Nd says: "A young man. named John Best,
was shot and seriously II not dangerously wounded by
his fathcr-in-aw Henry Mornngstar at Unca' IN TINS
county this morning The men untli snort 'ne aso
,,d tooetber hut on account OF n quarrel, Best re-
moved Greenfield Mills. On returning 10 MS oiu hoe
toay his fatbcrnaw, ii is alleged, deliberately anu
without warning sot him. warrant mas ueen iSS"0'
for MornIngstar's arrest"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
MORE BANK TRUSTEES SUED.

The receiver of the Bond Street Savings
Bank has begun suits against Peter Baruum and Other
trustees Of that bank. % from them personally
$4,000 The complaint charges that. contrary 10 law.
they ny ested that OF the bauk 'unds In unim-
prov Chcaro properly The case came mp yesterday.
before Judge pGnohue. motion 20 strike out parts ~
The defendants eyasivc AMI frivolous and for
Judgment on the answer. Judge Donohuo reserved his
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-The Presid

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-The President sent
the following nominations TO the Senate to-day:
Charles McCandess ~ Pennsylvania to be ChefJustcc of
the Supreme Court, New w-Merico. 49, ,.- -,
John Witcher Virginia to be United States Mar
sbal for idaho. , -. ,,,-
Wn j. Pollock Of Illinois 70 be Superintendent OF Indian
Affairs for the Dakota Superutendency.
AdOph Receiver Public Moneys al Shasta
Cal
Totmas,ers-w William Howe birmingham. Mass;
C. Chapman at Great Falls ". HI Thos. GabIeath al Elk
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
DEATH OF 4 COURT OFFICER.

Bernard J. Malone, for eight years clerk of
the General Term Of the Common Pleas Court yestef-
day morning. He had been for years connected
with the court in other capacIes and at one tine WA
a moderately wealthy mau. Before he was con
nectrd with that court he had been In the Corpora
tiou Connscls Oce. and al time clerk o Peter
B Sweeney. Charles f. kocber has been appointed IN
lis place.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
Nisrclldneons.

SJAGNETlZER and MFSNERlST (under
~ mcil ,dyic " W Bt NNErI S 12s Fat IT, Sttn Rn
Itr G.u 'i,aNtu. trn 1903. Geo. Lawrence the by
j. iI BE- ln?nirc Ip-'H sHtOl- 'cUir a." ohion'o
ds,s4.. fr. .t.H. Medical e.. 'ryo. ant 'fdnii''i'hA
q. TO MAKE \ Ton or FIN EST lCE.--
ICItNAEIFG MACHINES. working 60 tinuoa.y ana
Ina 1id rrriu M II m 2tn %" "a toAs Oh
c ml pure u lI dtf a'co dlig I" SIC
Vaa--N Lttmtur's Improved gWonlT ~ -"m-"hrN lie'
eI . fal ~ Hr'Efrs-. Il Nirni n $50
Iiou.e' ni! Ior Af hines Wa rcoolug Appdf iu- lor
Trw.rcs Ar Ing appara. iOr Theatres Stores, GOV
,rm ut an. .h d Iaree budln-s. Address FOR illustrated
prce lisis no G rculIT-. ..., 49,.
NF.sN- HEIDECkE, LAuTH ~ CO.,
General Agents to To NanIfictur,rs
Is ,g.ETHi iNO-LANE. LONDON, T. {.
AGENTS WANTED.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
4 COLLECTING FIRM ARRESTED.

THE CuARGTs AGAINST F'UsE AND HERsHBrRGrR.
Levi G.. Fousc and Henry B. Hershberger
have arrested AZ the suit OF Sedenbach. scLwab
Co. The defendants. Fouse & Hershberger joined with
business Of mercantile agency collection business
The charge the plaintiff 70 by Leon schwab
OF the G.m, s. that they placed tue collection Of 70
cliDi for $500 10 against Georgia irn in The defend
ants hands, that defendants did collect IT, aud hrn
instead OF paying the amount coll cted sent an
agent 10 compromise for "a very small percen age. MT
Schwab SAYS they did not accept the compromise ana
he hears there is about $4,000 OF claims against
the defendants IN the came pOsiiiA.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE TWEED MATTER ADJOURNED.

The proceeding of George W. Butt. nominally
10 compel william NJ Tweed 20 assign all his properly
the benefit OF his creditors. really to secure his re
lease under the sixty Days Act. yesterday In
its order before Judge DonOhuc, Supreme Court
Chambers. Deputy AttorneyGeneral Rngyles appeared
to opuose the and urged ITS immediate hearing
Twerds attorney. william Ldcsten. stated that he was
ready aEG after brief discussion. secured an ad-
jouinment To Wednesday next.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
Mosr CIVIL POLITE little girl (who, with

MOST OINIT II UIIIE IItIIV BIT NN'"' "fEI'
her nurse, brother and sisters has been shown over
smal t-matting factory: Thank you SO very
mich for your kindness Thirsty Workman quite
WELCOME Miss We should like 10 drink your eaths,
MssI Polite Little Girl oh, thank you! That Is very
Kind OF YOU We shal be delighted Good afternoon |!
Punch
"Yes. mamma, took three Jumps of sugar
o,, of the cupboard" saws the little gir. contrely.
THAT was very naughty, indeed, but as you have con
fessed II shall forgive you. Go ana SIN no more
" Then give me the other lump-I only took two"
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE FIRE RECORD.
DANIEL WERSTER,S MANSION BURNED.


MARsHFIELD, Mass, Feb. 14.-The mansion
OF Daniel Webster here was destroyed by fire, WITH It's
contents early this morning The large barn and our
houses were saved. The origin OF the fire is unknown
The building was owned by Mrs Fletcher Webster who
Slth her SON. were the sole occupants. They made great
cx rtion 10 save the historical relics and succeeded III
rescning quantity OF silver plate, pictures ana other
priceless ucmentos Of Mr.. Webster The library was
not destroyed, having been removed some time ago
The account puts the loss at $JOOOO Insurance.
~
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
THE DEFAULTING BANK TELLER.

AItNdIIUtT Vt. IUTHUy, THC TUTIHtT FdlTH
teller OF the Bank " North America was arraened yes
terday the Court Of General Sessions. before Judge
Gdersleeve for embcZzlemcut and pleaded not gnlty
Assistant DistrIcAttorney Bell urged au inme diaie
trial, stating that he ready The counsel Tor the
prisoner asked adjournment and after some discus
SION, Judge Gllderslecve granted IT, without 1xnS any
specific day Tie amount OF Turneys defalcalon Is
about 100000
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
rhere MAS divorce ease before lhe recent
COURT OE APPEAIls.

ArBANY. Feb. 1I.-ll the Court Of Appra. TO-
dav The lowing transacted 10 Gb "a-
noin Iaux argument resumed and concndrd y" w
Manning owmau n Go. ag. keeniu argued D. Robert -
Addison Brown iOf respondent No.
-Srrw'od the Agricultural Insurance Company ar
gue by NJ Cots for p-anL AM A. H. sawyer lot re-
sp0ndent: g., -. f. ,,-.,.... 10. =, OF
IS 8, 6s, ~, Al and lOl.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
HARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM rises. G5j 535 Clock fast... IA 22
543 Moon souths li0i Moons days 10
WATER TO-DAY-A "
sandy Hook. 5:56 Gov Island. 6O9 Hell Gate.'' I:0S
IO-DkV-P. ".
Sandy Hook o23 GOV island G:i6 Hell Gate.... S35
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
IN PATERSON, n. j.

A fire occurred at l a. m., yesterday, at
Nos 225 and 227 Marshal-st., Paterson. Christian
staada had an Insurance Of 800 upon OF the build
ings which was damaged TO the extent OF $500 George
K,iser the owner the adjoining buidiug. lost 500,
the insurance being II 200.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
EWATT OF' cor ITERFTiTs AND INVITATIONS
RQEEP'S EETTERS.

Tie bes stomach IHttrrs kuoWu cOnainnt most VALUABLE
propec in Of bowel COMPLAINTS; sur,
specinc against dy yspsia fever and ague 40 y hne Corr
In sef II taken ur- IL also most eNcern Tor M Nng VT
Other condsis wlnrs lively the cteaD HtSr'
existence H. LiUNKE jr, sole agent - Johns ~ l.
L. o. Box l,O2O. ---~~
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
MnsIrdl 3neIrame'lIs

DUMAHAUT, late :. Y. BALL 81 Co.,
n. No IL EAST lsrII.sr.
Chickering'S Seinway aud ether Pianos and organs 10"
for cash, on ipstaiments, and foT lent.
KRANlCH ~ BACH, DAB East 23d-st. near
IN have beautiful assortnelt oI nne fiaho'uHe
second hand which fhcs are Oa-ins Wy ""'
Pianos Tent ami sold on instalmegta ----------
I IGHTE L. ERNST, old house of Llghte "
r,raliurv ofr fn.ir spi.psbd PIANOFOS OSTEs az ,oa
prce. ANA on ea.y onty psyments ~ IL East l4Ilss
Also smiths AMERICAN OlsuaNs
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
5alts 90 Aucnon

L. COTTON, AUCTIONEER.-Special Carpet
sale AZ tho salrsroom 5a6 broadway, below iousonst
THIS DAY (FRIDAll February . az IL ooIock;; ooo
the Aetrp p)ran Hotel About .ouVv
Yards of elegant Axmnser Au6ussoD Royal Wilton yeyet
body Ch Administer woven IN one piece all
In fair condition Catalogue OF the sizes at the sale
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
fine ARTS

fine ARTS
ART EXHIBITION AND SALE.
r. sOMERVTILE AuctOneer, by GEO. A. IEAvIrT & Co.
r,Now on view day evening free the Rooms sl7
broadway until time Of SALE Tuesday Wednesday
ngs February 10 and 90
FINE MODERN PAINTINGS!
Comprising than hundred examples By American
and artists sty from private collections and many
from Italy late exhibit at the Centennial Exhibition;
Girariet J. III. Beard Iasale.
y Peters Grav Contource W. 1. Richards
J. q. Brown Van Schendel ScIht
I'd. Moran, julius Lange, r. L. hchy,
Zwengauer, MontfaleL "a'einn
&c, Acu &C.
MONDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY IL, at III O'Clock, at
the private residence, 90 West4oth-s
pIcr UousEUOLD FURSITU RE-all and entire the
ell CANT effects In the above house the properly
Mis-. THORPE.