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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
DECISIONs-MAY 13.

Sa.reRt Court Aanbers-By Judge Lawrence
Matter Of CengerA oei on The part OF The CoTP3lSHGn 10
BY judge Donohue.-In the matter Of Draper Plat al
church. Manhattan saving. Institution AIT Mclean; AtEu.
900 act weayer In the matter OF The AsenY ie 81
Kcut Dan aEt MeToini and another MAXIM agt DaTyte
National Bank Epper ss % gTs91SS
bs,S 81 A., OsHdapsbened menorandum Allen agt
Wan Dcman Devln agt Motions denied memo
Motions deHi6d roarih SanOna B5HE agt
ton granted memorandum Co3,inent2 NaS1ai b s
Ezgersd.-NotiJn granted 10 restore GU paymeLt Of slo
T 5S b. Teferod. A eo ast Hastton
granted on plaintiff stpustng 70 refer Issues wallace ag
Carse and OtheTs-I wish counsel In the mater q
Watson eesee Rule 81. Giain agt Trucx.-aCon denied
nseseal Tsra, BY Judge Lawrence-Mi,cheu agt Read
rs Jgdge van ycrst-Georh agt Georg-neport Of RET
cree confirmed and judgment for plaintiff for divorce granted
Mills ct al Hicks ct for defendant on
SSs1p5' oson Bsly aet Moa1or
SGT Mooe-Ihere must be judgment for plaintiff, with
ofoh-Ihe application mus, be denied without cost eco
mgmotshaum Andrews, ctchRt DonLshend-Judgment Tor
Bg Judge Fredmai-Rochler sgt Adlc.-Case settled.
cS defendant Ss 'Afs09 entitled to Jd jung
% ae n , The a srey T d9ocrS eSi ina: ,SIl i
case be ned asd amended 70 the ndginent roll Whesle
allowed. Mons Ct al agt weboThe allowance or disaow
HIDnmeat the sarts aust Ike frohe case ali obec-
toes and exceptions taken by respondent They form no
part OF appellants the respondent should signify his
consent OF objection 10 each Of the proposed findings pIepar
hforf % their final settlement
BY Chff Justice Curis-DOye ct al act sharpN-Moton
ior rosetemen and further return grantee Jairay agt
h0erts TMOtOn tOlaCe calendar Of short
anted Ihomassel AT Stevens dotion 20 continue inuno
ton granted with costs TO plaintiff 20 abide the event
o. the action. EttliDger agt StegmuleT- Motion
esnied without costs 70 either party see memorandum
ThsyeT Clark.-Leave 10 serve amended answer
granted OF costs Of MAY Term aud costs Of
ing motion Barnett sg Wallace 81 aLAOuOn granted and
cause ordered day calendar for May 90 ROhan a HOhan
Order directing payment Of amony aud extending defend
-
Company Of Worcester Mass agt ChandcrBOnd approved
Carter agt Carter mos and 2OIdor continuing ac,iOn
granted. Dewey agt. Baker.-ReferenCe ordered
Common PlOds-EqUtyT Tm-ByJudgc Larremore.-
HeDde agt BrooksaDd ohersJudsment ordered Henrcbs
agt fabbrl.-findings settled and decree ordered.
Special TerD-By Judge J. y. Daly.-Overbaugh aRt.
tiegl er-Judgment for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
MdRINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC

|
Sun RISES. AA4 sun sets.... 700 CLOCK SLOW Sn o.
Moon sets 1904 Moon souihs. 1880 Moons age uays -
! HhiH WATER To.DAY-A. an
sandy Hook. 5:27 GOV. Island. 155 heh oa'e''' f-
| WATER TO-DAY-F. ~.
Il Islaud.. 0:25 III Gate''' els
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
Oredn Gteumcrs.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
~ The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI
CAS FLAG. SainnR cyerI THURSDAY from PHILADELPHIA
PENSSYLNANIA sails Thursday, May 10. at y a. IN
RED STAR lINE--TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian and United states Mails sailing semi
monthly alternately from Philadelphia anC New York
JAVA sans TIL R~DAN, May %, . 2. IN.
For rates Of passage and other information apply 10
PETER WRIGHT & SONS, General Agents, .
3O7 Wainut-st.. Philadelphia % broadway New ofA
JOHN MCDONALD Agent Battery place, New.i"rS
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
N BETWEEN NETWORK AND HANRE
Pier Company new No. ~ North River foot Of Mort0nst
IARRA DOR SaUger......... "wednesday. Nav 10 D. III
CANADA Frangcul. Wed. Nav -. 10 o. M
sPERLIRE DanTe. wednesday. My 30 $3.50 pm
marked thus do stceragc pa9sehgtr6
freight and passage ut Philadelphia apply 10 Aonzo
SLotWcll Chc-nut IT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
Brooklyn Board.

BOARD at so Pierrepont-st, corner Henry
ID and airy rooms single or en- sni' Ta
point Brooklyn Heights, the ferries with pest "
board either for the summer or mnpermsnenee.
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Orean Steamers
STATE LINE.


>~>oo~>o~o>o~>~~~,~~~-~ s~>~>~'~~'>'~>
STATE LINE.
TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL DUBLIN. BELFAST,
LONDONDERRY and the PARIS EXPOSITION. From
Pier ~ North River loot II Canal st. as follows Ma, %
STATE OF NEVADA huIsaay, NAY Ma, az az
STATE OF THURSDAY June o
First cabin $50 TO 49, according accommodations return
tickets at reduced rates Second cabin, s45 seeage ~
Apply to AUSTIN BALDWIN & CO.. Agents.
No. ~ Broadway, New York.
sTEERAGE tickets at No Is broadway, the Com
psnys pier, foot of Cana-st, North River
limited STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINE. -. -,
FOR RIO DEJANEIRQ, TOUCHING At ST TH HON
MAILS AND PASSENGER n,,,
The new frst-class iron steamship lily OF PA,nA.
ports TnU RsDAY June g. at IL M Freight at low rates
Freight received a al times Roberts Dock. Brooklyn
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EFFECT
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY. ,-. ~
0O"'''O""'' "p''' Gil MALLORY & CO. Agents.
Office, Per 20 East river.
WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTO AND LIVERPOOL -
Noce-The OF this Line take the Lane ltoue
recommended by Lieut. Mauly, L. NJ on bOth the out"
BALTiC capt FARRELL. Thursday, MAY l6 p IN
ADEIATit Capt. Jennngs..... SaiuiGay May 20 az
BR1TASNIC capt. Perry, saturday June l. p rt
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK FER 81 Nohth
Tese steamers are uniform and unsurpassed IN up
poutmona saloon. State-ToOms, tnoKnE anu ba'i
placed amidshps where the NOISE ana a.
least felt, GGording degree Of comfort hitherto "h"A'
Ek TFS-Saloon $50 and 800 gold. Return Tickets On
favorable terms. Steerace, as. II, =, IN.
Company '''"'''' wv - r. j. COIIrIs. Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
Gelu n0ante0

NETAITER, &c-A colOrcd man as waiter ana
usetl man 10 20 the country references required
Address A. Il. NJ. Tribune Uptown Once, I,2"o boauMy,
AXANTED-A salesman fully acquainted
with the cigar business best Of references required
AppyIto HENfh Wish %. d." H,-
xVvANTED-For GENERAL HOCSEWORk,
w short distance IN country, an American S'"ton'
Swedish or German IlI must understand pam Ioohnlg
washing and Ironing; wages, SO. Address W. = H. Lock
BOX 2i7, HOboken, y j.
SNANTED.-COOK and GARDENEk-
w woman "a COOK aud man gardeners ungu,si.onanle
rrtercucss rrnuired o. COBB COrnwaOu M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14
BOARD and Rooms Wanted.

OOUNTRY BOARD. WANTED for gentleman,
wife children and on farm or paivate house.
A villa onnds WI 30 miles OF the city, be
ndeIste Address with full particulars W, Box l42l N
VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-14

EUlON LINE, .
" UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS,
FOR CUEENSIOWN AND LlNEkPOOL
Leaving Pier 81, y. H.. foot OF klngst
WYOIlN ..--l iSbA l. gray - P' IT,
MONTANA IE~llA1 y, May y D. ~.
WINCONSlN 10 yuho - a. ~
~ These steamers are built Of iron. In wateIght com
Iartmcus are furnished with every requisite 20 make
Inc across the Atlantic both safe and agreeable hay
Ing hat? room, smOkngToOm drawing roOn piano ana H.
braTy experienced surgeon, HteNacEs and caterer on
each sequer The staeTOOus are all on deck thus nsulnE
those greatest Of all uXuIiCs at sea- perfect ventilation ana
hight
CABIN PASSAGE according TO t,ateTooml $50 TO $50
INTERMEDIATES, $40; STEERAGE SO.
OFFICES, No. 20 BKQADWA1. ,,.,,.,
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Gituationo Uantco-- Qlnlrs

NOACUMAN-By \ rcspPctabIc TfOItNJaht
" married no FANNY; IS practical man under stand
the and tr, attn tlass Of horses good CITY drive
strry temyciato good rulorcn,cs Address l. - <S'
Hat ttt.st
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

.@ It appears the special session
Of congress adjourned just in time to
save its members their mileage for
the regular session. The interim of
time by which they saved them
selves was ten minutes. The total
mileage for Senators and Represen.
tatives amounts to many thousand
dollars. It remains to be seen
whether they will take advantage Of
a technically to impose upon tax.
payers. Let the Sergeaut-at-Arms
pay them the car fare from the Cap.
itol to their hotels, and return, or for
carriages for tho same service if they
demand it, but in the name of homes
ty and decency let us hope that no
Democratic member, at least, will
charge for travel to and from Cali.
fornia, New York, or any other State,
when NO expense for travel Was in
Cured.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

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n 80 - asa'-ss. A's rraas~s~a -
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thai w~ rare raaxs sta nzsural
end hemlihv nysy.~sIte al .uv v-rg,-..i a
life. Ii. after a rssal. N. G..l o-sr-
selves Refreshed. as.d a. clssrs,l :.
before IL. or rncre 80. xe Raw H. a.
sured that xe have taken no NOR,
than q proper quantity Of food: for
II the night measure lie exceeded
torpor. heaviness, and relaxation
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

Tn PEszDGzris Houxzxxrprxo-
Whsasvsx may be ssid Of the Pres
saesf's s4ogts 1t eiva .srvics reform.
a c..sns b dssisd thst. psr.saally.
he ~ . GOD exnnpas 10 III eshes
e3cshoadszx. snd - peoyas in hixa
ps~na8 g<DenEs He Eves sxsn-
fas n sssr wsx Nss<r h~fasx was
sss whsas Hs~~~ ksrs IN q ssorv
whsArsu@u~ ss~Azsa- Ns3~<sslss
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ss<z essxr 3ss hxs n<~xr p~-~z-sunr
Ih~ nneA-~s~z~ - aAwHss 1u-. and
&~f@sEzn~n~. Is<n1srrxss xaA Tns.-
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90 ssd sSzn~. bs~<~xx. ar sa~zx =
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

q ux~v Ews<w. s~~szzg rzA~s - Mxn
wAm g. - Fr~-~i~za=~ eA<~
~~wtw as - .aa~ 81 Ar - . ms.-2ss-
60 1ur-za ~ sAmr w@sm ~ -~Szn~
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-. ~ua o. saar3 zih a.4A fss-4 - Fsvs~
49, "a m - a1as o
w~ar - Nna4@~4 - vsass~ - -
sssw-~r. ~ . 1880 Fr~-.k~xf
vaww g. vas~ esa~ as sgw @sTaa - -
kea sza~s aw@n - se-w wss1 saaa "
80 szz.rx.m~ssusa.sas So az F-s~@aaszs
sa - nm ~ - O. $500 -
seaaF So
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

PAPER Flour BARRELS "A firm at
Syracuse, New York, says IN ex-
change, il now manufacture, n
novel -four barrel. The barrels a,e
composed of straw-paper pulp, which
is run into a mold made in the
shape of one-half OF a barrel cut
vertically. The pulp is subjected
to q powerful hydraulic pressure,
and, when reduced to the required
thickness, the halves are cut off at
the ends. The pieces are then
placed in a steam drier, and the
SIDES are trimmed evenly and the
substance thoroughly dried. Itcomes
from the drier ready for making up
into barrels. There are three heavy
wooden hoops-two hoops fastened
together; and, into grooves cut in
the slaves, the paper halves, which
have an average thickness of three
sixteenth Of an inch, are solid. The
ends of the barrel are made of pa
per OF a similar thickness. construc-
ted upon the same principle as the
sides, and protected by heavy wood
en- ones. The advantages Of these
barrels over wooden ones are light
ness, cheapness, durability, and the
prevention of flour sitting out while
in transit. They are constructed
entirely by machinery, and the
halves are cut so true that any
pieces of the same size will readily
fit together. They will not cost
more than one.third the price Of
wooden barrels, are lighter, and fit
so nicely in the grooves that there
is no chance for -four to sift through.
which loss forms quite a heavy per.
centage in the use of other kinds.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

The DRAINAGE OF HousEs.-For.
merly the problem of domestic
drainage consists in little more than
keeping the cellar dry and disposing
to refuse matter where it would be
inofensive and would not contamin-
ate the water supply, and even these
simple demands were often entirely
neglected.; but the introduction Of
modern conveniences" has placed
in every house all the elements of a
complicated sewage system, necessi-
tating an abundant water supply.
workmanship and through ventil-
alton. It is in the last respect that
the system is most universally de-
fective; poisonous sewer gas is nee
essarily formed in every sewer and
soil pipe, and in some way will man
age to escape. If a proper venti-
lating pipe be provided extending
from the soil pipe to above the roof
of the house, the poisonous gas
will escape through this pipe, and
mixing with the free oxygen of out
door air, Will become harmless; if
ventilation BIZ not provided, no
system Of water-traps can be trusted
they will either be drained as
syphons or forced by air pressure;
in either case, poisoning the air Of
the house by direct communication
with the vaults or drains. The
want Of ventilation il usually the
most glazing defect, but other de-
tails might be mentioned, among
them the common pan water-closst.
which . high authority (Lathamj
has described u" cumbrous sppli.
ance which can not b INTRODUCED
into . house without creating Q nuis-
ance. and for which very superior
substitutes can now be had If slioht
incrsase OF cost--Georye W. Var
rSa.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

&Mss al = ~. - - eMxF
tE MkN a~M&M q fst --az&u-..
Nasesses $50 - a. - ~
FaNs~ - AS - aumussu $780,
So s@za~1s = zusna-sa - i-~- SawmzzAanzs
llalaaassE - ~ saassAzaAaass
is~@wazaz ~ s-~vea asszs@~asE. - Am~sN .nazes
laas-~aaasw Az ssf~~Ruaz zasw4auzsMAamaus
a.-sH aaaas4 ~~agasa @EtHWesazs aanauR
sa iss1~m@ueasa~ a~w~ asaaas uNm Fzasmu
swanw kNss@z~aau~ s~Aans - -
a7aas-zm~sa $500 $685. -zaas-. sau4 saw
Funusu.a~ -~~& $500 e. @a4s~-~<- &e-
80 s~-~@A~s 80 -swas @x-~
k~~-s a ~--~. a-~~-m q ~~~s~<m ~~~-s ~~z-x<x :
ga~ua--as-a tasn.z v.~z- Frr-~s~uaa~~ b.
&s~ ca & = ss-rwrw. a.nnmz amzhgN azuG
s~purx1~wsE ~ E@@ fsst~Ts@ F-FaN laas L@m&
saNEuzzs ~aua ssM fc~TFAR s-~s~ @xsmA1~S
D. Lass >-xap ! g. - 2ns4 49, acxw gsss.sx-.
So -aas TAz. ~srtF r u~-s--szaszs 3&2 ezm
- A-e44r1 In ta~ z4zss~ - tAa~ $780,
BF-zu @zss ssaxsrzazs-a- lA-sf -zs.e-s1 - pzs
v@1e euETs = = ~ 49, Z. > q csFszz
E@lsc Waeh " azssrv i-zrssf " 4rraa1@ ~~s&
ss~s-y g. sssass~r~ q de- f~r p~@sAs~s 90
fs-srm<ssos
Arv~as. 90 Pay s.& n~sssF.
OFFICERS. ~pLDIEfs> and SAIL
OBS VI the late az then beirx Arc In
fsiAuN tA-- etlElfsi u ntpf7fN Fun the
Government of which they have % know
ledge. Write fall history of s-r-icss, and
state amount ofIay snd bounty received.
Enclose stampto ex GILMORESC CO. and
full reply, after animation, viii he given
You free.
Pensions.
All OFFICERS, SOLDIERS, md SAIL
ORS wounded. ruptured. or Injured in
the late war, however slightly, IN obtain
pension by addressing GILMCRE & co.
Cases prosecuted by GILMO1k 4 CO
.s.aPfOre the Supreme Court Of tie United
States, the Court of Claims, andthe South
ern claims Commission.
Each department of our bnsiress is con
quoted ina separate bureau, unler charge
OF same exlerienced parties employed by
the old firm. Prompt attention % all busi-
ness entrusted to GILMORE b co. ia
thus secured. We desire 70 WI success
by deserving 1t.
Address GILMOREG CO..
$40 F Street, Washing Il, DC
P.O Box "A.
February 18th, 1876. II:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

@To make coffee for 1--WE or six
persons, take three-fourths Of . tss-
capful Of not too background cot.
lee, he up in . thin muslin be-
Which place in the pot sad pour on
sufhcseut cold water 10 sstur.ts
thoro.gly. then pour on boiliag vs-
Ter md pat On the hssk part AZ lie
ss0ve or r.nse % thas The coAss NAV
noe come % . bod N le.s shsn tw<atr
nanzfes- Rs@0s~ 30 the sshas :.
ssos - VOC psrcssse ss~>n issusnr
srom The spous. and Il arnnk sm~s-
daa<sy yss ~12 szsos m <x.szi~ns eus
IL cs6se
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1878-01-05

~gTT KTEE ~Frxrx ETyK KxxxrU
MA1k - F~K-M AMI
MAIN eTNaT~

M&xx sxMxx-T~
IN MaE<3s $50 @zsa Akaa~zA ~s~~~4
l. au~~ve ~1~~g4 . ~uMu< a~~-rx1z.I unS
iEszaa#aE aazm ~s~~xx, s~4N 2amas2 sa -
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A~sNHe4 s~4N& EN~~m ruuzuMaN9lsaN - NWw&nm
aa aA2Nrzs~~ xns4 psnssam 49, -uasH~w mnnmk
seTnsam 1az9 aaw AusANs.=~ nsNsNs2A1w <uwp
&ma GsN~& Fsarsaam 81 sazessss=4 .Na $40
raasssw a. Msz~ aHHs 9aA& . 49, -
sA@as 4@8H& 4<aNf 4euzN .nal9sazal1 0Z N~.~
- 80 = ssea~2etss aes9mAa - $50
-szazz@z AzEamz& go su-~1 ~aa3 ~ mzw an
80 aaas~ - es1s.zatassssstzs~ f~mnazx Auzx~s
49, e taaaassixsa asaszsss - @s14aaas
rse ssssa gvas~a $50 $50 maaa zMrsrm xsuu
so 18seaN 4s4@ew = aNagEe asamzaNk
Eaz1 gas~aissaaasgs So
aas saaaasNNas aneaaas4 En@~a ssaa 49,
M1as azaas1sazesa.ala
aas laassara aessHassa $780,
sasE wa 81
80 $780, - So
&xfN D. y NEzgx kxuum
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
SCHOOL TEACHERS FUND.

A peculiar instance OF tho imposition Of small anos
on school teachers was yesterday developed In the
Comptrvller's oiicc. Among the various payr0lls
recently sent In to the Finance Department
from the Eighteenth ward evening school, located In
East Twenty-third street, between Second aud Third
avenues, OF which Mr.. Ebert W. Brown Is principal
The following deductions are made IN tue salaries OF
three OF the teachers for February Miss Katie
Newell. two cents Tor beng Que minute late III AT
tendance NJ school; Joseph q. Furcy, twenty.ono
cents Tor beng ten minutes late Francis G. Caldwell,
ten cents for being nve minutes iale.
The following cVmmuD cati0h In relation the
subject was yesterday sent to Mr. John Davenport,
Auditor oil tho Board OF Educatlon:-
CITY OF NEW yoax, FINANCE DxpARrxxSr.l
CoMrTRoLLKns OrYicE March -. 1875. !
MY DEAR MIR DAvkSPORr-l inclose herewith, for such
action As You may deem proper the payroll OF tho
Eighteenth Ward Evening School, the extensions and
caenstons OF which probably have escaped alton
appears that there been deducted from pay
Miss Newell the Ut two being absent one
during The month Of February Tho time
absent would only Justify the deduction OF ST. OOOc
her salary. ana think The city should waive the traction
rather than claim more than the exact penalty. he
ductons IRON the pay OF Messr Furey Caldwell
OF mi
IA OF the correct amount.
While the Finance Department 10 all times alive
the interests OF tue taxpayers has also its tho
ular INSTANCES referred to tends In
Is at least automatically wrong
unjust Yours truly, DANIEL JACKSON, Auditor.
Tho payrois are Endorsed by four of tho ward trus
tees, Messrs j. \. Trow, w. 5. TarbeiL j. X. O'Brien
aud andrew Warner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22

Company said:-"we have about three-fourths Of our
usual supply ON nsnd, our Toll crop being about
hnndred anu nity thousend tons. We cut our ice at
Croon Lake, Iuckahoe Lake and The Hudson
River. and We never had better Groom ice than We
have at present We have also been fortu.
pete IN securing good ice from the Hudson
OF money TO get II, but believe t win pay US the
END. Our Croton ice viii keep lor family trade on
account Of IT'S superior quality We are now selling
ice 10 the cash trade tstores saloons, &c At thirty
i've cents per loo pounds. and 10 families at sixty
cents Unless there should come q remarkably hot
season do not mink that the price OF Ice during the
next summer VIII DO much higher than ~ " Il
present."
Al ,ne Office OF the Mutual Benefit Ice Company the
manager said that they had only secured about hafs
CROP He also said that great deal Of stacked
on the hudson and Intended tor present use 10 half
snow. In lis opinion ice Is going to he dear this
summer
Mr. Henry Page OF the firm OF Nichols h Co.. large
retail dealers in ice. said:-"we are selling nov as
cents per 100 pounds W butchers and that
Class OF trade win hotels ana other large establish.
mcnts yearly contracts have not yet expired We are
getting from families ten cents day for Ice, very
lew Of these having served oitener than three
or Jour times IA week. When they take u by the
general Thing there Is very little leo being used yet
the butchers, Restaurants and liquor saloons
lew of the lager beer saloons have com.
menccd using H., and this business consumes
an immense quantity oil ice in hot weather l cannos
say wnat the prices Will be this summer, AZ Is 700
early tho season. aud The Ice Dealers Association
has yet oomNcnced to hold IT'S meetings Tor the
regulation OF the rates. do not think, however, that
the prices will be higher than they are now bo-
cause business very bad and many families who
used to take ice IRON do without IT, Is the
same with the cash trade. which includes lager beof
saloons ice saloons, sh markets, butcr stores,
&c They also do without Ice, they say that there
Is no business dong whereby they might yet sees
money back.
encouraging, and believe " Will require very warn
weather 10 bring the prices up to tho average"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-22
PORTRAIT OF A DOG.

An interesting tried yesterday In the sixth
District Court. before Judge Kelly, IN which Edward
sauguinstte artist appeared plaintiff and Patrick
Gallagher, also an ''artist," who keeps place for
practcing his cart" IN Barclay street, was d.
Icndant Tho plainun had agreed with the de.
PENDANT to paint picture OF valuable dog
Tor $o0 Tho contract was made IN November,
bot tho defendant iahg to como to time the present
suit brought On the trial yesterday Mr. Charles
l. Wiley appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. McFeaiy
Ior the defendant Tho plaintiff testified that his
specialty painlng pictures OF animals ana that ho
had painted pictures Of horses Tor Messra LorIard
Bonner Belmont and others; also that OF
a dog, valued at $4,000. which had taken
tho lrst prize the bench show in
Now YORK. novel feature was tho introduction
Of the painting Ia court by the plant the dog
by tho defendant. The dog was handsome. risky
himself quietly TO general Inspection The picture 10
prtisticaily done and fairly resembles the dog ana.
when ompleted, would doubt DC fair representa-
lion OF the animal The plaintiff further stated that
Jog was $500; that he completed The paint.
lng us far he was able TO do at Mr.. Cal
lngher's place Of business, No Barclay
street; that no then submitted the painting 10 Mr..
Gallagher TOR inspcction mat Gallagher seemed dis
satisfied and suggested changes, winch Sauguinctt
ssid he could easily remedy ut his studio that tho
hour III December last to his studlo that the dog
not sent, aud that the plaintiff wrote two letters
hxng other dates to send the dog but TINT the dcicnd
ent ncther sent tho cog nor answered the letters.
MAJOR hclces was also called as witDess and testi
He'd that no introduced tho parties each Other and
gave his version oil the nature OF the agreement On
the other side OF the cuse there was considerable
testimony gong to show that the picture dcicc-
cher stated that the picture very unsatisfactory
lnd ior mat reason ho refused " take ~ ~ sha