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New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
nECIsIONs-sErr. u.

Supreme Court Chambsrs-By Judge Daniels
Dannai aR the Comptroller etc. In the matter OF Atkins
Heathefton AT Hastings -opinons. H., - -,,- 49,,
nv Jud 70 Westbrook -Hcr-ey ag HerscyMoton den ed
MnaS sg Mash srt grsnte clarke
aTt C0wen-Moiion granted Hortiing agt sarptmann -
order granted In the matter OF sweeny-Mouon granted
By Judge iavrcnee-Knapp agt Fra1cis.-The prehmi
nary injunction should DO dissolved Win '"s'@ OOihe AK
speSt2i rriS-By Judge Donohue-AcEere ct al agt Tag
Fert RI alsee opinion Lawrence agL tafieY etaL-No'
By Judge lawrence agt Mulock and others
Superior Courf-Specidl TerrR-By Judge Van YoSt.
The India Rubber Comb Company agL the kubber Comb
an1. ana W., ss F4gsor Ta Binder Company Omitted
Judgment io plaintiff Boncoek agt iiau et ppueauon
b cosi. % see m,aSTsndnm frckie agt scborndorO order
OF otdisoontnuance Bauvet agt the AeiroP9ltah EsWay
PsIniv st nj at Mnckay e aI-Order dscOntinuane
Woeppor agt the Chemical National Bank granted
Ha Hsai,opai *" PrrE Hank OF New.YorE agt Hoyt ct
al-Order Of disccntinuance falTcihId agL lynch
Order settled and signed Johnston agt the Evening Mail
AssOciaunn.order for bill OF p2ruegaTa Iuu agt MAS
Tor publication Of Summons
By ChefJustice Curs-shuits sgt AndersonCopy plain.
who NAV and serve five days thereafter TO
which PLAINTIFF may reply IN same Time. all,
Marine COart-Chdmbcrs-B Justice Sheridsn.-
Teruey agt emkin-M0iion denied McCallum agt Bar.
nardMoon denied with s0 costs Goulden agt Bolwsgen
IN Within ave daya which she admits by her
aver 10 be due s25 the be set down for trial
for oS.0Ssf lSs S;t ss@, RoeSeh ss HanesteGt
Motion denied with SO costs TO defendant 70 abide event
Iaud agt Nchaels Golseln sgt simon Dufels agt Abel
Buekley AZ III, - Noiians 10 dismiss com.
fiLgeiAu - I5ia,a , NJ al 1mbert ENoon erantnd
with slO Bailey at Acton Referred 70 A G. Ander.
son esa 6feeH I Nv az boDrsn Re6oTds5n asi payid
Deutsch agt Prince siegel agt whitehead tranzreD agL
sntered and 1lsd
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
A SINGULAR CASE OF CRIMINAL LIBEL

Charles Jacques, age ffty-three, q tnsmlth,
Of No l3O Myrtle-ave, Brooklyn yesterday found
guilty IN the Kings County Court Of General Sessions OF
criminal libel against Judges Pratt and Barnard. Henry
Hagne and John C. smith, lawyers and four other per-
sons. In circulating and pastng fences and walls
placard setting forth that the gentlemen named were
frauds dishonest men," and legal swindlers" ."
Jacques testified that he Of the executors OF
Frederick Whippe, who died eight IL became
necessary 70 mortgage portion OF tie estate TO pay the
deecdenrs debts, and Hagncr & Smith were employed
conduct the business. About 50 900 raised by
the and turned 10 them but they never
rendered an accounting. The witness began suit
against them and paid 500 10 his counsel but the
dismissed and ne had 10 pay the He attrib-
uted his bad luck 20 the Judges aud other persons named
Ia his pacard. The c0mplanants were willing that a
nOe prOscqu should be- entered 90 the Indictment but
Jacques insisted being tried Judge Moore suspended
sentence.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
nRFss GOODS AND FINE TRIMMINGS.

Prominent among the many openings of
the week was that Of the house ollie Boutier Bros No
as East Fourteenth-st, and No. SAT Broadway John
I Boutiier has Just returned from abroad, where ho
has been for time engaged IN making selections OF
dry goods for the house specially in the black SIX
denartmept "a the Cachmere Louvre braid, a hand
some silk which is offered 81 90 yard and upward.
large lot Of COored silks in al the new tnts are sold
t from s5 cents 10 81 so yard There is also large
assortment Of trimming vevets. In the worsted dress
goods department we're many new IaDtIos Win tlo It
handsome materials for Fall and Winter costumes Inc
bce is one OF the largest in the city, and
s Ied wifi samples OF a the new COlOfs and designs In
these goods The cherry hose is one Of the latest
sIvies shawn here The firm has lately added a no
ii9n . department which comprises new frnges and
dress trimmings Of all descriptions.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
SURVEY OF THE AMAZON.

The United States steamship Enterprise,
which sailed from New-York May 4, TO survey the
Amazon River in South America. has returned. Com
mander T. o. selfrdgo claims have found how far the
navigable waters Of the Amazon extend The river
surveyed from the 10 Madeira Falls and for dis
tance OF 500 miles the river was found be navRabe
for vessels drawing twenty feet OF water. Soundings
taken about every five minutes during the OF
the vessel each day-a distance Of about twenty miles
At Serpa the mouth Of the Madeira the river
found 10 be about mile wide aud sixty feet deep. Alice
5tTOOpe little girl years Of age and orphan child
OF doctor formerly living In Texas, brought home
passenger, aud will be forwarded 10 relatives In
Texas the sfcers Her parents died at slntarem
the Tapajos River, about 300 miles from Para.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
DEAN STANLEY on BIBLE REVISION.

Dean Stanley Unexpectedly arrived this noon
from New-Hayen, and called the Bible Revision Com
mittee now in session in the Bible House Dr. schhh
president Of the committee introduced the Dean TO the
members and invited all TO lunch hastily prepared
upon telegraphc notice OF the coming ofthe Dean II
was very pleasant social gathering OF three hours
Drs schaf WOOlsey. Crosby, Rendrick, Washburn and
Others made brief addresses Of welcome IN the name OF
the several denominations they represent In the Amer
can Bible Revision Committee. and the Dean In his own
behalf and for the English Bible Revision Committee OF
which he is leading member, replied speaking OF the
favorable impressions had received everywhere OF
tbe regular progress and approaching conclusion OF the
revision work aud the happy effect 10 would have not
only upOn the study aud understanding OF the Bible
hut also In bringing together IN true spiritual union the
different branches OF EugshspeakinR ChrstendOn Al
3.3O o. m Dean taken IN carriage 20 the Penn
svIvania Railroad Depot He arrived last evening IN
PHILADELPHIA and the guest OF Mr. Chllds AFTER
short visit 20 Washington and, perhaps, 10 hchmOnd
he Will return to this city and VIII spend some daXs
With DR. gchaff and in the country home OF Cyrus W.
FIed lie will preach once IN this city, VIII visit Mag
ara Falls and Canada and return 70 England on Novem
her. &
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
IMPROVING BELLEVUE HOSPITAL.
GIFT OF A BUILDING FOR SURGICAL OPERATIONS
SEVEN TOWERS, FOR SANITARY PURPOSES
BUILDING.

GIFT OF A BUILDING FOR SURGICAL UPERATIoNs-
SEVEN COVERS, FOR SANITARY PURPOSES,
BUILDING.
The Commissioners of Charities and Cor
rection, some time ago, gave permission 70 William H.
Osborne, benevolent citizen OF this city, to erect
building the grounds Of Bellevue Hospital TO be used
for surgical operations alone This building is nearly
completed aud is situated just south OF the western
wing OF the main hospital. II Is OuestoTy building,
135 feet in length by 35 feet wde Of brick with sharp
peaked roof, and rests stone foundation feet In
height The total cost OF this hospital is $4,000
the entire expense being paid by Mr.. Osborne. The
physicians at Bellevue much pleased with this ad-
don TO their facilities for attending patients Inside It
is TO be large open hall.
The Board OF ApportOnment has appropriated $4,000
for the erection OF building the grounds Of Bellevue
for the accommodation Of insane patients The building
will Le hundred feet long, and will contain twenty
II will be constructed that the patients viii
have plenty Of sun and air. which are considered by
physicians essential TO proper treatment OF this form
disease. 1t will be the north side OF the Medical
College gallery is also TO be added to the museum
But the most important OF the improvements goins
on at Bellevue is the building Of seven tall
octagonal towers, Of brown-stOne and nanite
Two OF these towers have been finished, on tho
northern and the southern side OF the building
and they add to the architectural beauty OF the hospital
relieving the sOmbre gray walls OF much Of their prison
like aspect These towers connect with the main build
ing ON every hooT ana contain tne DaIns anu b m
Advisory Committee, said recently In reference 10
them: &" The plan Of building these towers has been
urged for years The OdOr and fou air from the closets
and bathrooms, which before we're situated between
the wards the main building was perfectly uuDear-
able at and added much TO the unhealthy rcpua-
tiOn which Bellevue suffered. Physicians, nurses
and patients had long onpained Of this, aud the
method Of placing the Objectionable features IN a
separate building, easily accessible, ~ TO be tfed All
tho sewers under the hospital will be closed up II these
towers work satisfactorily and with the source OF
every offensive OdOr suppressed Bellevue VIII become,
as IL ought be, of the first hospitals In the
world" The towers Will cost about $1,000 eaeh, ana
two will be built the northern side OF the hospital
two lhe sOuthern and Three on the western side.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
sEIzrNG sMUGGLED GOODS.

Night Watchman Edward Welsh, OF the
Surveyors Department made important seizure yes
terday Of lO.s00 choice cigars which had been SNUG
gled from Havana steamer Welsh discovered al OK
ressyagon near West and Deysts at o'clock yester-
a. ornlne the driver OF which was acting In suspi-
co manner and be jumped TO the front seat and Or
dered the wagon be driven the Custom House The
driver attempted to bride Welsh OiTerDg him 5000 to
let The cigars gO and followed this up Win threats Dut
dated he Jumped the wagon and ran away to avoid
Trsf Welsh seized the outfit aud turned II over
a. he Customs officials This seizure Is estimated TO be
worth 81 500 The other seizures yesterday were 1850
b,1trs fonl inc scamshp CarOndeet, and pieces OF
ciotb ana pieces Of linen IRON the steamship SueYia
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
SEEKING TO RENEW ITS BUSINESS.


THh ATLANTIC MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
ASKING TO BE TAKEN OUT OF THE RECEIVERS
hands.
Considerable interest is manifested in in
surance circles in regard the application of the Allan
tic Mutual Life Insurance Company before Judge West
brook at Special Term in Albany for discOntinuance
OF the special proceedings against the company and for
arestorauon Off to the stockholders and pOchOders
on payment OF the reasonable fees OF the receiver and
any proper and legal expenses for any other ree in
the premises which the Court may see ht to grant.
Judge Learned in opinion affirming the order direct
ing the receiver 10 convert the Of the com
pany into cash for distribution among the stock
and poliey-holders, stated that it was not de-
sirabe that the Court, through its officers,
should carry on life insurance business,
even to continue the business until there should be an
accumulation of funds sufficient to all the obga-
tons of the company and pay its stock. The opinion
further states: Since August 1, 1877, this company
has been IL q receivers hands. For several months
prior thereto proceedings had been pending. deposit
OF Slls,OOO made in the Hope Banking Company was
secured by collateral worth about S30000 and that Is
all the deposit s worth according 10 the actuarys re-
without referring in detail TO the facts which have
peaTed in regard TO the company II is apparent thar It's
credit IS An opportunity had been afforded ny
the Special Term. before appointment OF receiver
carry on this business, II the circumstances
probably in part pay any future premiums. I
am satisfied, from all the circumstances, that an At
tempt TO notify the policy-hOders to pay their pre-
muins would now he a failure Aud not only would it
be failure but 1t would result in injustice 20 them
Few would wish to pay premiums 10 the receiver OF a
dscTedited organization. And forfeit their policies
for Don-payment would afford opportunity for great
speculation ahd 1t would be like that practice
Of some or these insurance companies which have ac
Qulred the slang name OF freezing ont the policy
holders For these reasons think the order should be
affirmed"
The company and polcyholders now seek re-
lief from this order. William Barnes and scna-
tor Herman, who appeared for them. claim
that the company is solvent and since being
in the hands OF a receiver, has acquired surplus
OF 100000 They claim t would be great injustice
under these to make the stockholders and
policy holders submit 10 the loss that would inevitably
result to them the order TO the assets into
cash shOuld be carried out This attempt TO take the
company Of the hands of receiver, and allow II to
continue business, after having discontinued business
year ago. involves new point, which Is viewed
his decision
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
WORKING FoR A RAnRoAD COMMISSION.

New-YoTk merchants who were actively IN
terested attempting to the passage Of bill by
the last l. gislature % authorize Board OF Railroad
Commissioners and for the appointment Of committee
70 examine INTO and recommend plans for the improve
ment and management Of the railroads OF this State,
have prepared pledge TO be presented 90 each candl
date for the Assembly at the next election. This reads
rs follows The undersigned hereby pledges himself,
II elected to tho Assembly. vote and his utmost
exerOn and influence In support Of concurrent resOu-
ton authorizing the Senate and Assembly 10 appoint
Oin committee for the purpose Of inqnrng into and
Yeatigatng the management OF the railroads OF this
state with power send for persons and papers, and
20 take testimony under oath also 10 vote for and give
he support % b creating Board OF Railroad COmmis-
tiOnersfOr the State Of Eew-NOrk
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
SAILING FOR EUROPE.

THREE STEAMSHIPS CARRY ONE HUNDRED AND
EIGHTY-FoUR SALOON PASSENGERS
The White Star steamship Germanic, which
sails for Liverpool to-day has saloon list Of 12j pas
senger; tho National Line steamship Egypt has thirty
four and the Main Of North German Lloyd for Bro
men, has twenty-five. The following the complete
saloon lists:
FOR LIVERPooL-By By SDaushiD G.rm1nt,.-James
IauT " % " Tacter dis TuSES4 " cooper and man
servant r u Dean G MaiteIne Mrs Maiteas Mrs.
Miss X Robinson Frank " Taylor Charles b. James, G. H.
r. b Lyman Miss r. A. Lyman Jonu Barrow, C.IItchcock.
c. IT, Duck Mrs Dqek Miss Daek' ". r. Mel Mel
Kuen Mss 1ss Anne KeiloS. MIS- Mhale Kelley y +
Powers Miss j. Cox Wfs = Gwynl William G. CoI Edwin
= Baugh, H. \. Mcdonnell G. r. RoCcrs. Joseph Greenwood.
crs, J. W. Gre4yes Mrs Greayes T. Merrill W. Mer.
cgr Wesley Watson Lewis W. leeds. r. b sheldon; = b.
close, r. o. White Cumming andrews +. osborne W. B
Close. General H. burnett T4omas Hllch."ck jr. as
HiJchcoct snd maid Hiss lin Hitchcock Henry stevens
j. Mason Hopper T. HtmryeT " EeChcn bach IL u Gugl-
j. II Ryan, John W. Ia'hwelL Maiker James Bontorne.
SbsTes III no eiju b IL. m Mcdowell j. E Hone Niss n ~
BOYD. j. BALM. Nicholas Rivera Arthur snuster NJ Yoka-
yama A. r Curtin, W r. Abendrnh, u, Rivera Mrs EIyera
end three children r. Dexter, John Croy, l. Gill; O.
S.t PDs' ~; n, !" i0' II Dt. Tau' 'u"lsn Ms T.
Morse T. kensh Barnes. H. s. Gernon. Mrs Gernon. Marx
Nv S'e1Dishfp Eggpt-Nr Carondores Thomas Chambers
Charles De Forista Mrs Eliza Carson Miss Emma Car.
Amy Mfs CieverS Miss f@ma Cunning MIS-
MaTbv %S %r na5f TSa Ss 9s Tsn sa5 Mn. fyeya
Mstby aud maid H. skinner Mrs skinner Miss retta skin.
Hnkle, Daniel Tofcy, Mrs Todcy b. wake, wake.
H. 3. Johnson James l. Pearce, j. FltrpatricE
FOR BEEMEN-BE st.umSaB N1H-Ernst Hilyor, G.
Agnes Moody Carl schultz G. Boch Augustus T. Bue-
Schultz j. a. Won RS.snicrr Job Michael RnieT Iot
Rosenbi John Jenney. John Jameson Peter Rank. Eck
don q. kellogg. Miss Auguste Bryer
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
ACCIDENTS ON THE ELEVATED ROADS.
THREE MEN INJURED on THE EAST sIDE-COLLI-
SION BETWEEN TWO TRAINS ON THE METRO

ACClOENlC ON lt1E ELE A1ED hOADo
THREE MEN INJURED on THE EAST sIDE-CoLI-
SION BETWEEN TWO TRAINS on THE METRO
POLTTAN ROAD.
The breaking Of an Over-weighted piece of
seantlng at Forty-secondst and Thrdave. yesterday
noon threw three men from the roof Of the NewYoTk
Elevated Railroad station 70 the street beneath, inur
ing seriously and two perhaps fatally The upright
pillars 9f the frame Of the station in place, and
the wOrkmen were yesterday engaged in putting the
Ofgrders in position All except had been riveted
20 the braces piece OF seantng had been placed
the Of the last two girders, and this John
Welsh stood, his rivetDg-hammer and chisel I'm hand
other wormen. wishing 10 TO the ladder near
Welsh stepped the scantling. Their united weight
snapped the timber aud all fell to the street below
Wesh's leg was broken and he also injured in
ternany. The other two men were both rendered un-
conscious from the conclusion. The injured
sent to Bellevue Hospital It was afterward ascer-
tanned that Welsh resided at No. 65 Warreust One OF
the other men was identified John Harding, Of No.
l6I West Nneteenth-st The third, II Is feared Will die
from his injuries Neither his name address could be
learned.
IN less than two hours after this accident uptran
on the Metropolitan Railroad, standing at Beeckerst
into from behind by train the steamgauge on
the engine OF which out Of order This engine was
badly damaged as also the rear car OF the other
train. The number Of passengers the train was not
large but great confusion prevailed. lady and gen.
tleman, who refused their names aud address, were
slightly injured in their haste 70 escape.
Later I'm the day sparks from an engine OF the New
OF the OF 8. n. LeeOmpt No. 2l6 Greenwich-st
The damage $50.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
THE COURTS.
ASSERTING HER MOTHERS INSANITY.
LITIGATION AMONG THE DESCENDANTS OF HENRI

AoSEhliNG HEX MOIHEhS INSANITY.
LITIGATION AMONG THE Descendants OF HENRY
DICKERs
Henry Dlckers, one of the old residents of
New-York, died in 1884 leaving worth between
100000 and 100000 consisting chiefly Of property in
or In the vicinity Of Fftyseventh-st His property
left Jointly to his two daughters, ROxla Keyser and
Rachel sayre. When Mrs K1yser died in 1875 the will
which she was supposed TO have made giving her prop
ery to her sister, could not be found and Mrs Sayre
accordingly appointed ADMINISTRATIVE Some Of the de-
seendants Of Henry Dckers put in claim upon the
tate and at the time that Mrs. sayre examined be-
fore Surrogate Calvin, she suffering from Brights
disease and her nina clOuded Her daughter, Mrs
Elizabeth A. Greer, who had acted against her mother
began proceedings 10 have her declared lunae. While
the proceedings pending Mrs sayre died. Before
she had been buried Mrs Greer began action against
her two only brothers, Henry D. and John r. Sayre TO
restrain them from dispOslug Of any OF the property
which they had received from the mother during her life
Mrs Greer alleged that her mother imbece and had
been under the undue Influence OF Henry who had thus
obtained from her large proportion of the estate.
conveyance TO hm OF property valued at 100000 was
alleged 70 be forgery. Judge WcstbrOOk yesterday
sened TO the arguments OF counsel the motion of the
plaintiff TO continue an Injunction, granted parte by
Judge Van Brunt Among the papers atldayitg Of
Drs Gray, Hammond, Cymer, BOgert aud Vedder that
Mrs sayre was only temporarily insane. Decision was
reserved.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
LAVISH USE OF A POLICEMAYs CLUB.
BREAKNG THE ARM OF MAN WHO WAS sITTN
on HIS OWN PORCH.

on HIS OWN PORCH.
Officer Croley, of the Twenty ninth Precinct,
appeared at the jefferson Market Court yesterday with
John Kelley who had Just been discharged from Belle
yue Hospital and preferred charge OF assault and bat
terry against him. The officer declared that he ordered
Kelley to move away from the stOop Of No 12S West
Hueteenth-s which he sitting, and that he re-
fused Seeing Keeey pnt ms right hand IN his back
pocket, and believing that he was about TO draw re-
vover he struck him over tho with hs club, and
broke the prisoners arm Kepley's story was that while
sitting the stOOp OF his house CrOey ordered him 10
WDen told he lived there the officer ordered
him 70 20 in once. He refused, whereupOn CrOley
threatened TO arrest bm and at put his threat into
execution. He resisted when CrOey began beating him
with his club over the bead In protecting his head s
left broken The Justice DISCHARGED the pris-
Oner and on complaint Of Keeey the officer placed
under arrest, and held for examination He was re-
leased from custody on his own parole.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
sCHwAB's UNSUCCESSFUL SUIT.

After many delays, the trial of the action
for $4,000 damages Tor malicious prosecution, brought
10y Justus schwab against Officers Rooney and May
forth, tired in the Marine Court yesterday before
Judge shea. number OF schwab's socalistic friends
accompanied him 10 the courtroom. lie was arrested
betwo"n II and o'clock on the morning OF Monday,
July ~ for keeping bis saloon at No. 80 Frstst open
at thst hour. lie claimed that Sunday past. he
not violating the sunday law and "a 1t was not yet
a. M hc lu -ht % keep ais saloon Open week
DAY. The Officers he claimed. bad right TO arrest
I'm. Sciwabs version az the arrest cOrrOboraed
Dy MS IIcndf, who were playing cards In the saloon
WITH him ~ the time The officers the witnesses
In their defence The jury after very bres delbera-
lion, gave verdict or the defendants.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
TIE cn1-Rr OLE APpFAIs-

ArBlNY. Sept. 27.-In tho Court Of Appeals,
Thursday September o. 1873 PrescntThe Hon. Sanford
T. Church. j. and as-ocatrs No 9LWrn l. Mite he'll Il
aurrauS Catherine A Mitchell ct al, rcspOndents-
Argued John T. Putnam fr appellants " m. A. Beach for
respondents No. a67 Lester BrOhertOn plaintiff IN crrUr
ag People defendants IN errOrArgued by John d.
Teller for pantd In errr = O. Payne for IN eTrr
respondent, agt The Now York Lie
Insurance appelantSubmitted for appellant argued by
Itaphasl respondent No. eBLawrrnce De WoH
appellant Edwin e. Durcc, c,responIeutSumtod. No.
fThe queens County Railroad, appellant ag the city of
uToOklyn al, rrspoudeuts-PassUd. No l&2-SUa8 II.
Jcssup al appellants James Stcurer respondent
Passed calendar for Monday sept 80 l615-Nos l23
10, GO. %, 81, l26, l27, l2S.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
BASE BALI.

The tenth game of the championship series
between the Boston and Providence Clubs, which
played at Providence yesterday by the Provi-
dence Club, by score OF 70 D.
In game at Albany n. Y, yesterday, between the
international Albany and Springfield Clubs the former
was victorious by a score Of too
At Utica, N. ". yesterday, the International cham.
pionshp game between the Utica and Manchester Clubs
resulted IN favor OF the Utica Club, by score OF 10 2
The game between the Lowell and Haymaker Cubs at
LAnsingburg, n. Y, yesterday was won by the Hay
maker Club bya score OF II 10 4.
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
CHANGEs AT THE CUsTOM HOUSE.

1t was generally reported at the Custom
HOnse yesterday that in addition TO the changes men
toned in yesterdays TRIBUNE, the following officers
VIII lose their pOstIOns Deputy Collector Knox McAfee
Dr.Jsmes Richards, Of the Fifth Divsion Samuel
RUSSELL warehouse superintendent Willard Billiard and
Ferdinand De Wigne. gaugers and Dr. n. p Rice, chief
bond clerk OF the Law Division. Inspector MeCa. who
Nss Suspended for nOtlprOpery inspecting the baggage
o aOhn H. Draper has been renstated with loss OF pay
durog tie lime Of suspension Deputy Collector Baker
III sai0 70 be transferred from Castle Garden 20
an0ther department Collector Merritt viii return from
Washington this morning, and the changes Will be Of
hcaily onnOuncel on Monday
New-York tribune., 1878-09-28
cn,fprrING rELEGRApH COMPANY.

It was announced yesterday that the CONT
mental Telegraph Company had completed its line to and
through Philadelphia from Jersey City, and that the
cable 10 be laid between this city and the NcwJersey
shore is completed and will be ready for delivery to-day,
and that IL will be laid and prepared for testing by Mon
dov The company has completed It's wires through
N Ia said without waiting for the passage OF
an ordinance by the Common Council Of that city acting
once ben tile extension OF its lines south and west Of
pbiladeIphia,