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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-05

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1. acts ON The fool Ill the stomach prcycni,
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will reduce fat person from to y pound. u week
In placing Til, remedy before the public pea.
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cure. aitrstcd by hundreds Of testimoniais. Of
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Is sample "Gcntcmen:-Your Anti-Fat was tinly
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rc.iuccl mr Ave pounds l was catcd over the re-
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writing for patient from Providence. X. l.. SAWS,
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meni In h. Attn gentleman writing from Los
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ti,t. iwu bottles # Aiians Anti-FIt reduced
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sale DRUGGISTS SMITH, DOoifTTLE & SMITH. ef Los
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and sltn-ethsr have lost twenty tivc pnuns sicrc
commencing lis use" McssrA- row ELL & iiIxrr,N,
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eject. reducing the fat from two I've Isosis'is
wcek until had lost twenty-five poanis. | iupc
never To rtf1in what have lost" Anfi-Fat IL an
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rheumatism Sold by .ruySssA Pamphlet Olcs-
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-05

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esui rse> Of iirsr sstsctsr> isecisii-r II vo-.-,
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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-12-05

st dawn the call was heard,
And busy reapers stirred
Along the highway leading to the wheat,
"Wilt reap with us 2" they SAID,
l smiled and shook my head.
Disturb me not" said I. Ny dreams an
sweet"
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
BIBLE REVISION.

Tho Methodist ministers on Monday listened 70 ~
Interesting address by Dr. Philip SchaT on the prog
OF BiDe revision by the British and Alnssicau
commiteca largo part OF the Scriptures havc beos
already prepared for tho press but The progress u
slow. and three years moro, at least will be spent be-
tore the work IL competed. 1t Is to be published
whole, apd not In parts, other transalons aud ro
VISIONS have bcen published. The transl,tious and
corrections OF eithor zubnt lor ap-
proval TO the other, and Wherever any dinorcncvs
exist betwoon tho the two then tho JOINT ttees
meet ouco year 70 look over inc manuscripts TO-
gother This OF course requires time. aud good deal
expense also involved IN The Work, which has been
borne thus tar by the rovsers themselves or w vol
therefore, had gwen tho brethron sketch o the work
already accomplished aud tho expenses attendant
thereon, he appealed TO tncm aud, through thum, 10
the Methodist Church, Tor $40 00Oa suai proportion
OF tho cost which he thinks tho different dcnomina.
tons ought con tribute The Mothodst miuisters,
however, have standing ruie against Initiating any
money movement, and Dr. Schan could only present
cause and leave II Tor individual action hereafter
While, therefore, Official action was taken, the sSl
timent OF the meeting favorable 10 the appoint
ment OF committee, who will probably be appointed
hereafter to brng this matter before the cnurches.
And IN this connection II may DO added that tho Rev.
DR.. Hoidich, Methodist who has boon Tor many
years secretary OF the American Bible Society here,
his place Aas been led by Dr. A. s. Hunt, oi Brook
lyn, another Methodist. st y
Bishop Foslor, VINO was present at the meeting,
made briet address, copgrutulating tho brethren.
Ho Is preside at tho annual conference IA Brookiyn
next month. f.t "
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
A WIDOWS REQUESTS.

Tho will Of Mrs. Ann Drake Seaman, widow OF John
H. Seaman, o this CITY, was admitted 10 probate yes
torday by Surrogate Calvin. To James Crow, OF
Crystal Lake. H., sho gives her riparian rights TO
tho land uudor water IN Lake Michigan; To isabella
Wilson, her faithful friend, bcr wearing apparel,
$1,000 tho house aud lot No. $50 East Broadway, In
this CITY; TO Frances Henrietta Hoyt, daughter OF
Daniel Drake, deceased, the house aud lot VI tho
southeast corner Of Cherry and Catharine Streets
Susan Malisee Anthony, daughter OF Moses Drake,
the house and lot No 237s DIVISION street, TO Morgan
washburn, grandson OF Charles Morgan, deceased.
the mouse aud lot No. 237 DIVISION streot; to
Charles Drake, sou OF Elias q. Drake, tho
premises No 40 West street aud Nos. 1873 aud l25
Warren street. together with the riparian rights
Hudson River IN irout of said PROMISES to Law
renee Drake, sou OF joseph and Susan Ann Drake,
tho marble house and GROUNDS NJ Kingsbridgc III
this city, and all the iurnturo therein the storo aud
lot tho southwesterIy corner OF Reado and Wash.
ington. and all the Premises usonsng TO the tcsta-
Streets IN mis- CITY; 10 Mary M. Drake daughter Of
Jose ph und Susan Ann Drake tho house and GROUNDS
on the south side OF F.ythrd street, east oi gihh
avenue, with all tho furniture therein, aIl the dIa-
monGs anu Jewolry OF ics'atrix; TO benjamin
brake, son OF Joseph @ ana Susan Ann Drake,
SKidmorc, daughter OF John Drake, the house and
10. No. l4l HudsOn street; 10 Charles NJ. Drake, son
OF Moses DRAKE, the house and LOT No. 225 Cherry
street; 10 Thomas Drake, son OF Daniel
Drake, tho houses and lots Nos. 10 Broomc
street ana Is Manyn sroct to Charles Drake son Of
Bowsry, to james Morgan, OF Now Rochelle, son cot
Charles Morgan, house and lot No. 24S East Broad
way; To Elias e. Drake son oil John Drake tho house
and lot No. l,312 broadway 10 william 4. Ireadwel.
Soldiers' Military Home, Montgomery county,
Ono, The house aud iot No. lds Pear street; 10 Js
cob, Daniel Mary and Susan, chdren OF Susan Drake
Bennett the house aud lot No. 1858 Washington street;
10 susan, jane Marvin and souicc ~ the children OF
Nancy Drake Bennett, No. 81 Chatham street she also
leaves $4,000 to tho children OF Mary Ann Rich
scott; $4,000 each to Augusta, daughter OF Moses
anu susan Drake, aud Abigail ELIZA Rich, daughter of
above. 10 James Trcadwel. Of Ann Harbor, 81. 500.
Tho rest and remainder OF her estate shc gives to
Lawrence Drake, son oi Joseph ana Susan Ann Drake
the following gentlemen IRE the exccu William
y. Wctnlorc, Richard II. Bowrcc, William B. Isbam
and John Castree. The viii is dated January III,
1915 In n codicil to tho viii OF The date she
gives .'my friend John Castrcc tho Of s. 900
for assisting mo In tho transaction Of my business and
doclin ne All cumpcusatlOn therefor. ~
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
ABUSIVE JAMES.

sulen-looking youth OF eighteen entered the
Fiysoventh Street Court yesterday afternoon in tho
company OF un officer Ho staggered decidedly as he
brought up boiore tho Bench, ana looked AT the
magistrate In COOL insolcnt way, that iound favor
with the Court. Behind tho prisoner camo
worn looking woman and girl about thir teon years
of ngc. Tncy were Mrs. Della A. Moore and Maggie
Moore OF No. 220 East Twenty fifth street, the prison.
er's mother and sister, They informed Judge Smith
that for months past they had been subjected tho
violent abuse Of James, who and went from tho
house us lac pleased, and who, wDon hc would not
cc,vo Whatever money he demanded, would call his
mother vile names and strike his sister when tho lat.
Tor dared 10 roprove him.
The Judge asked him II ho had anything to say, but
he merely gave dcrsive sfnilo aud nswered ssOh,
they can cay what they please; don't care"
''Young man, " said Judge smith, "l ain sorry tho
law does not allow me " Dilct as heavy penalty
l would wish. YOU who ought to be u protector to
your mother ana sister, becoming not only burden
10 them, but oven daring TO abuse them, the best
friends You have In the world Will nno you BIO IND
commit you IN 1000 bail Tor good behave or Tor
twelve months; you to remain custody ill the no
s paid and proper bail furnished"
On the back OF the commitment tho Judge wrote, In
rod ink, '.Do not discharge"
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE THEATRE FiACAS.

II was with difficulty that some Of his friends rocog-
nized IN tho young with tho sw oilen optics aud
darKy tinted chcskbono who presented himself at tho
Jefferson Market Court yesterday the Olympic hisrion
Ralph Delmorc HIS scuflc at the stage door on tho
previous night had lott some very marked souvenirs
behind, anu he seemed thoroughly tired and dig
pirtcd. Frank Stevenson, whom, IL Is alleged. no
assaulted with BANNER, was also present, his head
exhibiting dangerous looking easnes and bruses
but otherwise not much the Tor tho fray. The
investigation Of the case showed II 10 DO quite CON-
plicated. Frank Stevenson going up the steps
NJ the rear OF tue olympic heaire when
he struck oD the bend. II dark IN the theatre
and several OF tho employees OF tho mouse tnero
a. the time. Frank turned and made rush Tor his
supposed assaIlant oncoun,oring Delmore door,
VINO, without any hesitation, seized MN. Frank on
hts part caught his assaiant and struck him blow
winch feed hn 10 the ground, but was himself
knocked into ush-box. Whiic tbere no repeat
euly struck the head with "a hammer, by whom no
couid positively say but when he had risen hrs
feet Dclmore was the only person ,herc and he was
hurryng away. In spite II The attempts OF counsel 10
tighten the evidence Dcimoro was held Ia $500
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE ARMORY CONTROVERSY

yestcrdays regular session OF the Board OF Alder
men Mr.. Sauer moved SUSPENSION OF the rules 90 10
bring up tho report and resolution OF tho Commit
too County Affairs caliug upon tho Legislature 70
pass law, undor tho operations OF which an asmefy
can bc located on Washington square.
This motion was carried, whom Mr. Waehuar mado
speech In support OF selecting such q sto for an
armory. When 1rst the suggestion was made
the Alderman inclined TO vote against II,
but upon examination no found that the city
au uthoritics had originally aid out Washington Park
US u military parade ground. IL was now c0ntended
that the location oil an armory on Washington square
would prove unhealthy. Tue argumout was
used Dy properly owners In connection with tho con.
struclon OF the Elevated Railroad. It was urged IN
both instances that necessary snt aud air would BE-
excluded. Washington square was now tho YoSort OF
the West characters, and unsao Tor any respectable
person to through at night Tho erection Of ap
armOry would remove such uouso5. building 100
iect by 400 that LOCALITY could not injurc the health
OF people living IN rwontythird htroet He noticed
that several persons residing In rwontythird strcoS
had signed the protest against the project.
Alderman Waehner continued TO talk In this strain
for some time, when tho report and ro,olution we're
adopted by the following affirmative vote:-Adcrmeu
Foster Benuott Shells, Carroll Hall, Keenan,, Slovin,
Lowis, Wachner, Sauer, Guntzer and Roberts This
voto represents tho Tainnany element In tho Board.
The votes IN tho negative were as follows Alder
men Kernan and Reilly, anuTammany; Aldcfmeo
Gcdney, Pinckney, BigIiu, NORRIS Jacobus. EhrhArL
Philips and Pcrley, republican,.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
SUMMARY OF Law CASES.

In tho United States Circuit Court Judge Blatchford
yesterday discharged the Grand Jury tor tho term.
An additional indictment handed down, found
against Anthony Molier, Custom House broker. who is
sharaed with tho production OF fraudulent invoices.
The argument IN the Injunction proceedings as to
the drama "rho Ex!les," which was sot down for
yesterday before Judge Lawrence, IN Supreme Court,
Chambers, was adjourned until To-day.
Mrs. Mary Il. McAugh has brought suit for divorce
against her husband, james McHugh, upon q charge
OF adultery. Judge Lawrence yesterday ordered
reference 10 Charles K Suydam 10 take testimony as
to the iacts in the case.
An application was made yesterday to Judge Law
rencc Ia the case OF Sargent Larkin, recently dis
missed from the Police Department, and whose re-
instatement is sought by his COUNSEL Mr. LOUIS Il.
Grant, upon writ vi certorar 10 have the minutes
0i tue Bourd 0t Police upon the day which he was
ds schargcd madp part o the return OF the writ II
Is claimed that the minutes snow that he dis
charged u different offence than that VIII
was tried. Alter hearing IN opposition MIR. Mclean,
couEsc for the Police Board, the Judge took the
lmpers.
To writ OF habeas. corpus suod out by james d.
McCicliand, IN the OF Adam Ferry inmate OF
the Wards Island Lunuttc Asylum, u rcturn was
Court Chambers. that he compitted 10 the
tutiCn the 18Th Of january last upon order of
Judge Donohue The case was set down Tor hearing
Tomorrow
Mr.. L. J. Dunning, tho iusolvent notc broker, who
10 being examined III supplementary proceedings, re-
fuses 10 sigu portion OF his evidence claiming that
as II stands tho record II ~ inconsistent with
niduvit he had previously signed Tho counsel the
Case appeared yesterday before Judge Lawrence
obtain his ruling III tho matter. Mr. Dudley Field,
counsel Tor Mr. Dunning, stated that IT " was matter
Of punishment for contempt Mr.. Dunning would
much rather prefer 10 10 sont to prison for such
tempt than to be sent there for perjury. There
quite argument the case, which ended IN Judge
Lawrence stating that he would examine into the acts.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

An amendment to tho Pistol ordinance ~as yostcr-
day passed IN tho Board OF Aldermen by which non.
residents permitted TO avail thom selves OF It's pro-
Visions.
Superintendent oil Buildings Adams has certified 10
the safety Of tho seventy nrst regiment armory bnId.
Ing, but recommends the raising Of tho root 10 tho
centre. 30 MS to permit water 10 run off
Tho Aldermen yesterday passed lengthy resolutions
In respect 10 the memory oi cxCouniy Clerk Walsh.
About one-haf OF the time oil yestcrday's Session OF
the "City Fathers" was spent IN discussing tho i'm
portant Issues to the location oil meaI racks bay
WINDOWS and cofice stands.
resolution IS under consideration by tho Alder
mon, directing the Corporation Attorney 70 give TED
days' notice before tho mmeucc cmcnt OF suits In
breaches OF city ordinances
Mayor Ely aud the Common Council havo accepted
invitations 10 review tho st. Patrick's Day procession
IRON the steps OF tho City Halt
Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid to tho Now York
JuysIio Asylum Sl3. 100 ior tLs month oi February.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE COURTS.
Important Admiralty Decision by
Judge Blatchford.
LIABILITY OF SHIP OWNERS.
Commitment Of Alleged COunteffeiters Of
Spanish Gold Coin.

Judge Blatchiord, OF the United States District
Court handed down q decision yesterday In q suit
brought by Edward Jennings against the bark Ger
mania. This q libel In against the bark Cor
mania TO recover damages for personal Injuries sus-
tanned by tho lbellant by having fallen through
hatchway OF the bark into the hold while the vessel
was moorcd TO wharf in this city. The h-m OF Have.
meyor Brunn, OF Now York. were agents OF the
bLrk, which foreign vessel They did tho pusi-
ness Of the vessel Now York behalf of tho
The libe,laut sewer vi bags aud was pro-
cecding to rs uestined place tor work when ne ell
through tho hatchway. The libeant alleges that the
shippers or owners OF the grain were TO nave the
grain properly bagged tor sh pnont on boird of the
bark, by persons duly employed Tor that purpose,
among whom was the libeant. The ground OF action
set orth IN Inc libel Is that tho master and officers
open unguarded. The Iibcllant Judge Blatchiord
says, may have been rgntfuly the vessel and hot
atrespassor, and 1t may be coDsidered that he was
there with the consent Of the officers OF tho
vessel; but II by no means follows That tho vessel
or her Is liable for what occurred. There
was no contract between any ono representing the
tho nbcllant and thero was duty 10 tho
libeaut tho part OF The officers and crow Of the
vessel In event could II be held that there was
any breach OF any maritime duty obligation on tho
part oil tho officers OF the vessel Tho opening was
usual one III usual place. and u an obligation rested
any person 10 the ibellant in regard to u IL
was which, under the circumstances, did not rest
on the ships company The LIBEL is therefore, DIS
missod with costs. Mr.. s. IL. Randall appeared for
The lbcIlant and Messrs Beebo. Wilcox and Hows Tor
the claimant
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-cuAMBERs.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Richmond VS.. Bcsson; Owens Tho Mayor &c. /;
Greenwich Savings Bank vs.. Dnkelspiel; Chester Va
Gamewell.-Granted.
Crane vs.. straus; Dickinson VS.. straus; Davis vs.
Straus -Pleadngs required.
Anderson W. Keck--Ordor settled.
Simon vs.. The Uuited States OF Amcrca-Expana-
Gerber W. McKea-where is tho proof OF service2
Hoyt Va Mckinley The AFFIDAVIT is detective as to
dates.
In the matter OF tho Brooklyn R,vct Compauy.--l
desire reference 10 tho statute relating 70 this pro-
eocdings.
Cowon VS.. Feiterston.--should this be granted ex
partc nf
rompkins vx PuroelL-rhe surety, Bull, 10 not suf.
hCient. ...tf
Miller va Millor.-Should be an order OF pubiica-
ttOn ..it .N i.H.
Hedges vs. Duryse-I wish to SEQ counsel in this
case.
BY Judge Brady
Mutual Life Insurance Company va. Wnthaus. Nos.
J. aud 3; MuIuai Late InsuraRce Company.-Ordcrs
M. .euG BY Judge Donohuc east.t
The Farmors' Protective Union Va Shepard. Tho
oruer must stand
SUPREME COURT SPECIAL TERM.
by Judge Lawrence.
Swift and others vs.. Iross aud othera-Ordor deny.
Ing motion for rosettiemont granted.
Bv Judge Van BrunI
Robinson Brisbane and snother-Order over
ruling demurrer settled aud signed.
Hicks, &C., vs. Msrtn.-Order to show cause
'Rhinoiander va Hope.--Ordor sustaining demurrer
70 counter claim signed.
~ COMMON PLEAs--sPECIAn TERM.
BY Judge j. r. Daily.
Masters w. Eclectic LIfo In suranco Company: Hill
ton vs. Connolly Fox vs. Stafford; Browson VS. Finn
Hoe vs. rho United states Tea Company; Same VS.
Same; Same Va. Same; Amsdcil VS.. Gardc.-Applica-
Waterman vs. The Mayor, SO; Rupp Va Piolnsr-
Towner va Tnnk.-Appllcation denying motion
granted
QUINN va Brown-vacating and setting aside do
Muit ana Judgment granted. alf.a
a - hnva twan " dava frou
date 70 serve his reply, ana supplemental complains
In the matter OF De for leave TO
change 70 name granted.
granted
McGinicy VS.. The United States Lie Insurance Com.
except Nos. g. o, IT, IL aud IL allowed No Is to con.
form 10 dep0s iton. I'M
MARINE CoUhT-sPECrAL TERM AND CHAMBERS.
By Judge McAdam Is
Dempsey VS.. Maxsom.-Peoples Savings Bank VS..
Aron.on; seweii W. Fraser; senneld vs. Harris;
.Wnkens vs.. Wiikcns--Rocoiver authorized to sue
:. Pachon Va. Hslmkc.-Reierce's fees fixed ut $Ia
Dikrman va Mccartney Arrest vacated on stipu-
lattDg not to sue. NO costs.
Senneld vs. Hurris.-Moton TO vacato Arrest dsniod
oorc VA Cole.-M0ton granted
Enmerich vs.. Saucr.-Arrest vacated.
Van Nostrand vs. Stokes--DeauIt noted.
knabs VS.. Funk-Jamos McNulty appointed 70.
ccver.
johnson Vs. New YORK Mercantile Journal CON-
pany Default opened on forms
Enyard VS.. Uixon.--l! otion denied.
kohn vs.. Aarks.-Order settled and 1led
Sullivan W. Blonm. .-Doicndaut discharged on stip.
uiating not to sue. No COSTS
Levy VS.. Taylor.-Paintin claims that he cannot
give better DiL The motion viii therefore he dc.
bicd without COSTS with liberty to the
W examine tho plaintiff before trial.
Ross w. Ovcrip.-Applicalion for stay denied (seo
papersl
Smith vs. Dczaldo--Motion TO amend granted on
pay oi $50 trial too and $40 COSTS Of motion.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13

FORM. thevc commenced yesterday tho trial Of n
SUIT brought By Mrs. Douglas, daughter OF Mr..
Tweed, against the KnckerDocker Life slnsurpnce
Company 10 recover oil an indemnity policy taken out
by Mr.. Tweed for her benefit IN 1868 for $4,000.
After about So 900 had been pad they elected not to
pay any more premiums aud demanded paid up
policy for the amount paid ia. The company refused
10 give the policy and this action brought On
the trlal yesterday Messrs Sewaii Pierce and Wall
lam Edeiston appeared Tor the planls. aud Mcssrs.
Vanderpoel x green ana Nr Canine Tor The insur-
apce company. During the day several witnesses
were exainined ON merely formal points. Tho
company claims that tho policy was violated by Mr.
lweed's crossing tho ocean without 1rsi Obtaining
their consent Lieutenant Beach, OF Tho Franklin
which the imprisoned exiting magnate was brought
TO New York, aud fireman were produced as wit
nesses TO prove that Mr., Tweed came board the
Frnnkin ut Vigo. Spain. on tho 10th OF Septombcr,
1875 MIR. Edciston also examined at some length
touching his knowledge OF tho matter IN
Mr. Vanderpoel-"Do you know Mr. Iwecdy"
Mr. Edelston-"Ycs; l first met HIM IN your
Office"
This reply given very rapidly aud with grcat ap-
parent roIish by the witness. Tho trial Is not yet
concluded.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
EXPLORING A CAVE.

Parties being formed in Paterson, N. j., 10 sx-
pore sublcrranean passage that city. the cave
or passage s situated between the Notcn and The
Montclair Railroad. There are two entrances largo
enough udmit u man, but tho passage grows grad
ualiy narrow and 175 feet from tho entrnnce Il s
mere ole, through winch only man OF small frame
crawl. rhis opens into the cave. IRON which
there Is another exit. IL s sad that the place
explored somc years ago and the party came 10
precipice, ut the foot OF which body OF water.
IN q days.
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
oRocERs AS IxPaEss MEN.

To THE EDgroR oy THE HERALp:-
Allow mo TO call tho attention Of the Mayor to
question which deeply interests myself and hundreds
OF other furniture express men. Is II lawful or just
to allow German grocors and iced dealers 10 remove
furniure without "A Icenscy II II ~ illegal would
that the Mayor send one Of his inspectors 20
Harlem aud have some oil those German groccrs aud
feed dealers arrested and nIed. II TINS "wroug" "
allowed to exist much longer will ho forced ~ aban
don the furniture removing business. s. /
FURNITURE EXPRESa
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

The Pilot Commissioners met yesterday, and, by
motion. approved OF tho plan OF Senator sargcnt's
bill 10 remove to tho control OF the Navy Department
the c-savipg stations They also gave Instructions
TO thor secretary 70 warn fishermen remove shad-
poles from the North River at points whore they
tericre with It's navigation. The secretary reported
that the bill ior the removal OF tho wreck of the Alex
andor Young. wrecked last spring. has boen paid
ol
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
WANTED FOR SENTENCE.

Peter 1. Marsh was la,cly convicted OF subornation
OF perjury In tho courts Of Trenton, N. J. Ho was
baicd in tho sum OF g. 500 appear Tor sentence,
but whom tho day arrlvod Marsh was non est The
sentence was postponed until tomorrow. when IL is
thought Marsh's brother-in.law, VINO In his bonds
lnau, VIII suner 10 The extent OF tho above amount
Marsh's w'ie and iriends VINO aro residents OF
Newark, deny any knowledge vi tho missing mans
WneE0AbouLA
The New York herald., 1878-03-13
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TWEED'S LIFE POLICY.

HIS DAUGHTER BRINGS A SUIT AGAINST THE
Ks1cKeRBocKER LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
II would almost that the affairs o. William NJ
Twood will be ventilated In the courts for the next
generation moro. One SUIT succeeds another with
startling rapidty, and tho cxBoss is constantly ap-
pearng as interested party TO Tho proceedings Bc-
toIe Judge Freedman. in tho Superior Court, Special