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]. c C. JOHNSTON,
BROADWAY. FIFTH Az AND TWENTY SECOND ST
STEAMBOATS, ano 8allroaos.

STEAMBOATS, ano 8allruaos.
ALBANY boats PEOPLES LINE.
"A favorite steamers DREW and 81. JOHN leave Pier
A. North kiVcr daily. SUNDAYS included. at p "
TOGA. LAKE GEORuE, LAKE CHAMPLAlS. the ADJ.
RONDAtkS, MONTREAL and points NORTH aud WEST
bruokiN transferred free by Annex boats
fir~tclass fare. 81. deck. 25c
Excursion 60 Albany and return 81 -
IBANY SUNDAY BOAT-PEorLE' LINZ.
n The elegant steamer ST JOHN will leave Pier A.
North river, at q i. NJ. for Albany.
EoH RICHEIELD SPRINGS, take PEOPLES
II LINE STEAMERS daily from Pier IL r. u 7 ".
Tickets sold and baggage checked direct TO the springs
ALBANY BOATS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ EAlkESS LINE. -Ee CANT steamer WALTER BRETT
or NEW CHAMPION leave daily SATURDAYS excepted
from Canal 81 Norh river. ate + NJ. connecting with
trains North AMI West Fare deck 2Sc cabin fare so
meals Stc Freight taken lower than by other lines
THE MARY row ELL leaves Pier 80 \
"a. foot Nestry st daily ats 80 NJ, making all the
usual landings
ISn MILES FOR 1Oc.-Cukeus Line Troy BOats
lOO New ani - endid steamers leave Pier 40. y r.
foot LEROY Il daily including saturday Aui SUNDAY At
q T. VI State rooms only e. hprthS 2jc. Firstclass
arc. aN. sure conncC tons with trains all
POINTS North. last and West STATE rooms ami through
nckc, at Dodis Express VA Broadway and Court St,
HrunkiNu
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Stpmg Illa(6rei.
DOM ESTIC. as. new; srf.r VI. ", = N ,' tS;
- IS iIlooS / tilh. $40 Elliptic. Emr', = l ~ TX
one Wheeler wilson. iu.l tahlrl, p, t'i iii, Il
IF OU WANT Ia buy s,NiH2 ma .W, sec
Il brink tho cash nll kinds sold al h"''aav W var
und hand fgcm - g. 80 These msr i.ts III Inns.
rAuled, bIIlEEhALp Wa '-- 49,
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u ] ~ Y,
NEW YORK.
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQrIPMENT
AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT WITH
ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
ON AND AFTER MAY ~ 1878
Express Trains leave New York. Via Drsprosses AMI
fortunst SIS ftrrip- a. follows
$40 80 > ~, % 80 Limited. II 4 NJ. 4 s. a. u 80
81, 3p, and - T. NJ. sundays, $50 ana A VI a. Il,
g 80. .3i. = So and - l. VI
Boats OF Brooklyn AnncN" connect with all through
trains az lrt.'y city. anoring a speedy amt direct
uauslgr Tor Brooklyn Gravel
Returning tlins leave Philadelphia % ? a. : 81 3
. go nut 4 " uhmited EXpress 80 T. @ &,
D. 80, !. aud 80 = VI. aud ~ Midnight ON sunday.
~ 81, T. $50 M.l 30 = NJ and ~ Midnight
Ticket oNrcs, j2d aul Hii Broadway. Aston llou-r
Ant i"nl " peshnsses and tornnit IL 4Cnurt II and
no ANn Annex Depot foot Of Fulton st. Bruoklyn M
llh AMI liz Hudson 81 lubokcu, Depot Jersey civ
FRANZ THOMSON f. T. FARMER
Gtuvrll Manager. General PASSENGER AGENT
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AN EXPENSIVE DOG.

case OF considerable interest was tried n the
County Court, at White Plains. on Tuesday last The
plaintiff was David Sandman, pedIer Of jewelry.
spcclacles, &C., vino, on the 9th OF July last whilo
passing along ths highway front Of The premises Of
Charles Baxter, farmer. IN the town OF North Sa-
lem, was attacked by small yellow dog belong TO tho
latter that bit the plaintiff In the calf Of the leg Dr.
Minor testlhci that he attended The plaintiff
IN OF halt hour alter she
occurrence and found that the neah bac not
been entered that only the skin had been broken.
la CROSSE animation DR.. Minor admitted that n.y.
dropnobia might remain dormant IN the system Tor
years DR.. Huntington. OF New Rochelle, testified
that he had treated the plann month after the IN
Jury WAS inflicted, and then iound large ulcer on tho
wounded part. rhe plaintiff In the course Of this
cross. ex IN nation asked whether he Jes,
which ques ton he answered IN The Affirmative. Inc
counsel thereupoL urged mat Tact aga nst
his credibilily. Tho jury, however, alter haif an
hours absence found verdict IA favor OF the PLAIN
tlG for 5000
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MOVES STILL HELD.

In the OF BENZ Moves, the Connecticut In
surance president, who Is held III Newark, N on
charge OF fraud and conspiracy, and for whom was
argued some weeks ago motion 70 quash the ind,c-
men. OF perjury upon which ne was extradited from
Washington, judy Depue rendered decision yester-
day. He denied the motion 10 quash holding that the
lnuicme regularly drawn, that Noyes own tes-
timony In police court was proper matter Tor
Grand Jury consideration, and that tho police
Justice before whom Noyss gave tho testimony
which led TO his indictment Was competent 10
administer oaths and take such test mony-matters
which ex-Secrctary Robson and District Attorney
Keasbcy laid great stress upon IN behalf OIL Moves.
the Judge the had power reverse the
act oil the Governor in the matter under coDsiders-
ton Noyes' counsel urged q SPECIFY trial and the
Court said it. also, was ready AZ the prose-
cutor called the case.
Meanwhile application has beon made for writ Of
habeas corpus Judge Nixon, OF the United states
District Court. Inc argument viii take place In
trenton on April "a
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A BhIEF HONEYMOON.

Only three mon his have passed since John and Eliza
Redeem wedded but in mat short space OF time
domestic difficulties caused the pair 10 seek peace
cstrangement, and OF late they have been viog apart.
Enza located al No. i27 East Broadway and John
quar-, cred himself at a hotel On TUESDAY night he
remembered having lett buncn Of keys AT hi wfe's
house, and III ther he went 10 secure them HIS re-
ception there was not particularly friendly, and
words passed between bim and Eliza 1hen u IL
alleged oy the lady. Mr. Rcdcan drew revolver
and cd TO take her lite. Tor winch offence she
had HIN arrested In tbe Essex Market Ponce Court
yesterday no denied the charge, and said that he had
only accused her oil intimacy with boarder In the
house, to which she rejoncl ny query u what could
lac look Tor from woman he had asserted and lett
without support Judge Fiammer held Jonn In 81 900
keep the peace tor SIX mouths, making an mprison
nall that time the alternative oil his ailng 10
furu N hal
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USE OF TELEGRAPH LINES.

In 1852 the New York and Western Union Telegraph
Company leased portion OF Its lines to the New YORK
and Erie Railroad Company, the agreement beng Tor
five years. privilege OF i've years renewal, and
So 900 a year being the amount to be paid Before
the ten years expired tho railroad company
was reorrap zed under the name Of the Eric
Railway Company. Suit brought to ascertain
whether the new railway company assumed the obii-
cations under the agreement named, aud Phio !.
Rugges, to whom the matter was referred. reported
that such was the and TINS report Sll 600 was
paid by the Erie Railway Company. since which
limo nothing has been paid. The western UNION.
through ex.Jodge Van Colt, its counsel, applied TO
Judge Donohue for order 10 compel Mr.
Hugh j. Jewett receiver OF the road 10 pay $4,000
CLAIMED now TO be under the OLD agreement Mr.
Bacon, Of Buffalo, opposed the application on oenaii
OF Mr. Jewett, claiming that the amount claimed
TO be due should be paid. If at ALL out Of the surplus
tier tue sale Of the road Judge Donohue took the
papers Tor examination.
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MUNICIPAL NOlES.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid 81, 2ts 10 the
Cnildrcns Fold for January, February and March,
and ss4i IS to the Institution OF Mercy Tor March.
Tho carmen's ordinance, which goes into force,
compcls all owners OF business wagons 10 take out
licenses Non.rcsdcnis cannot procure lcensca Tho
scale Of charges permitted under the now law has
been already published.
The opening vi bids Tor paving Fifth avenue, from
Fhty.uintn 10 seventy second street, with Mscsdam
pavement, was again postponed yesterday w the
Comm Toner OF Public WORKS until the I'D inst.
Mayor Ely has returned without signature or dtsap
prevail tho Aldermanic resolution requesting the OF.
ccrs OF mo Elevated Railroad to report their reasou
any. for not extending their road tho west sido
above fiity street 10 Kingsbridgc. Under the
laws ~ 1873 tus action OF the Mayor operates In the
adoption oil the resolution.
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left the premises the captain and the detective
Jumped into coach aud drove quickly to place said
10 no the re sort thieves IN the vicinity oil Mott aud
Baynrd streets Their promptness was rewarded, for
10 d few moments they saw suspicious wagon
approaching, aud without much ado the cap
tain bounced II aud arrested its three
occupaps one whom proved to be John Allen, alias
..Scoich Jock - well known ihie and two Italians.
In The wagon three large trunks. TN box and
vaIi,e. all hlled with valuable theatrical costumes
which proved to be the properly OF Miss Nellie sand
ford and Mr. j. /. Sandiord, which soon alter
ward returned them. 1t appearing that The Italians
were merely innocent dupes they were discharged
but Alien held trial and being arraiRned Tor
trial yesterday by Assistant District Attorney Bell IN
Part Of Court OF General Sessions pleaded guilty
and sentenced by Judge Sutherland TO two years
and months in State Prison.
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.

To TINE EDlroa or rmg HERALp:--
In your issue VI the On INST Mr. s. II. Hurd, re-
cover tho rnird Avenue savings Bank, Ia answer
10 a communication from "a Working G RI" says:--
s.Ihc time having elapsed Tor tue trustees 10 make
good their bond, and all tho parties save one having
refused 10 pay, no commenced suit" | would re-
specially AK AIR. nurd through the columns OF your
paper give the dsposItvrs tue tho trustee
v no paid as II will DC sight eradication to know
there has been one honest man connected with the
institution VINO, when ne gave his bond intended 20
make good his oblg itlvu u called on 10 do so-not
ike hls assocates. WHO have taken advantage OF
every legal uuiDDe TO establish thor dishonest Ia.
terrsy In giyiDg their Uoud. This bond was given
either Tor honest or dishonest purpose II gwen
honestly II should De paid, anu given dishonesty
whch seems to nave been tue c. Sc (wuh one exuep-
toni the nouesl man should be puDiciy Known
fYltn
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A sACRILEGIoUs THEE.

Emilio Caperali, The Italian, who was discovered by
tho Rev Father Farrell while proving about the rec.
tory OF st. Therssas Church, III Rutgers street. and
who. finding escape impossible, drew pistol aud
fred at Clergy man. but who shot himself instead
was yesterday arraigncd Tor trial tho Court Of ecu.
sral Sessions. Upon beng discharged from the
rital tho prisoner was lodged ~ the TomUs, where
lie ldentincd AS tue person VINO Tor a
length oil time had successfully carried on
"a series OF wrli.maGaged theits At tue pastoral
residences vi several Roman Catholic CHURCHES. Two
indictments were fUuud against him Tor stealing
\, veral articles from No. $40 Vest rwcnty.hfth
street and gold watch ana t~o clocks from No. 25J
Last twenty nrst street. Tho prisoner, wno mad not
suoyetuer recovered from the effects OF the wound
nic,ed on himself, pleaded guilty. and gave
hence a. No. 4OI Sixth avenue and said be last
empov eu AZ the Union square Hotel Judge Sutner-
land sent him Tue state Prison Tor years ari
nv fupu
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
FAILURES OF BOX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INGs IN BANKRUPTCY.

FAILURES OF BOX ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
INGs IN BANKRUPTCY.
J. 3. Taylor Co, proprietors or the Metropolitan
packing box factory at Nos. 9s and 100 Norfolk
street. made an assignment yesterday for tho bensnt
Of their creditors Charles G. SAKE. The assignment
was occasioned BY disagreement In the firm, D. Pro-
capiad The partner who furnished Sl4 900 70 carry on
the business being dissatisfied with the management
OF affairs; latter also telegrapned to parties In
Williamsport Pa, 10 come on and get thor lumber
Their assig nment was predicted some time ago by
Bradslreers the only way TO settle up the disputed
affairs. They were estimated worth upward OF
$50 OOo but had only fair credit. The present hrm
succeeded iayIor l. Co. IN October. 1877. which was
originally Taylor smith.
and Hudson street, has been pressed BY bis credi-
tors. who entered Judgments against him Tor about
ap lied or relieJ In bankruptcy. he has also called
u meeting Of bis creditors, 70 De held on April 81, tn
order 10 arrange n settlement II possible.
Thomas Willis, dealer IN furniture ut No 1858
Bowery, has gone into voluntary bankruptcy before
Register Dwigp. HIS liabilities amount TO about
$4,000 and tue ASSETS which consist OF book ac-
counts, are nomnaiy $4,000 The principal creditors
are George snyuer $500; Micnael Burke, 81, 800.
The application oi Francis 8. wynkoop, retired var
nisa dealer Tor his discharge from bankruptcy, came
up before Register Dwight yesterday ana as noue OF
the creditors appeared IN opposition his petition will
DO granted. He went into bankruptcy III January,
with liabilities amounting TO $2S2Oo0.
renee Fuller, formerly doug business as jewellers
III Maaeu aue, has filed voluntary petition ~ bank
ruplcy before Register Dayton. The liabilities
amount to $3l, O00 principally debts contracted by
Inc urn. Tho largest creditors enumerated ID the
schedules are following :-Rosai Saeions, 50, 600
;. X PRIEST So 100; jacob Morch, 81 039 23 Hartman.
schulz ~ Co., 81, TAO 10: Fellows, Holmes 4 sLapp,
$la3 81 HIS asses CONSIST oi real estate al Cory
Pa IN which tho equity Is $75, aud u lie insurance
policy iof 5000, nypothecalsd The hrm OF winch
ue was member Jailed IN November, 1870 ana ne
says there Is money enough IN The hands OF the
Qsap Ia mn 4 a
Register Allen has aajudicat.d Israel A. Barker,
formerly Of the firms Of u. L. Wood Il Co. and Max
well IL Barker, voluntary OaDkrupt on his own petit
ton The liabilities amount 10 about $1,000 OF
when the following creditors have The largest
claims James l.. Bromley, 81, 200 %; sarah A.
Pearsa So 400 10 Charles Kellogg 81, FOG 90; Oliver
A. Wood, 81, 0s0 Il; George N +. Barker, 81, S55.
meeting the creditors has been called 70 be held
on May G.
A warran: In bankruptcy has been received by Reg
lister Allen against John Ncho JT., VINO has been ad
Indicated bankrupt on The petition OF his creditors
and meeting OF the creditors has been called Tor
April 10.
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MAsulscros. Apr,l 10, 1873.

The following cases were heard to-day -
No 2G3 Wheeler vs. Union National 3aDk-Error
TO the Court 81 Appeals OF Now YORK. TINS was
action on two bills 81 exchange drawn on Wheeler, as
treasurer OF brady's Bvnd Iron Company. ana nc
ceptcd by MIN, payable IN New YORK Tue defence
Was mat the planiIn at national bank discounted
the draiis at unc per ceui, which Was contrary 70
law aud usurous, and that tho cnartef Of The Iron
Company prOblUlcd Issuing bus VI exchange NJ
rate oil interest srcBter than seven per cent The
Court fuIed that bank SHOULD recover the amount
OF The arals with interest IL Is here insisted That
under tue National BANKING act The bank had SUI.
ice cd Itself TO forfeiture OF the interest BY the
Gsufy pracHsed, AMI tha, Tue judgment below should
have enforced the penalty. fnis, II Is argued. has
held Uy this Court Ia tue oil Bank DeoriDg
tei u =, ~ mat The judgment will ba rcverscd
tnc crrvf committed. 4. NJ. Wnccler Tor piantin
III error; Anderson a Dixon for defendant
No. 2G4 LalIu 4 Rana Powder Compunyvs Burck-
harut-Ersor the Crcult court TOR the District ol
Accommodates t1is Dittmsr ~ teed with
the company to manufacture explosive con pound
out OF materials 10 be turuisuud Ny It. ana having
the materials ~ MS possession a. alleged BurcK.
hardt attached and soid them. among otuer property
OF Dumar. The comptny th.reupon claimed
the properly belonging 20 II, but the judgment was
against u, ana TIE writ matntsins tust the Court
erred IN giving effect evidence The judy.
ment rondercd n ". Hurd Tor pmintiu IN error;
george sennott Tor d,iehdahL
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YOUR GOODS IN TRAN
SIT"
NEw York, April 10. 1878.

NEw YoRK, April Ia, 1878
To TnK EDITOR or THE HERALD
1 read with pleasure the several answers OF the
American Ministers aud Consuis from various coun-
tries TO MIR. secretary Evarts' Trads Circular and
also your excellent editorial the sub
uuanimity Of opinion IRON representative abroad
In reference 10 the Introduction o American manu-
iactures IN the Respective countries 70 wh.cn
they accredited. There can DC but
QUO opinion IS 10 the superiority OF
American cotton goods over those manufactured
BY our En- glsh cousins, hud this TACT Is becoming
rapidly known IN The foreign markets. While our
~ s,ein Vt manu- iacturng has been brought TO tho
highest possible standard our urers and cx
porters overlooked very iportent element 10 insure
success, aud am sustained In this by the almost
unanimous suggestions made by our representatives,,
80 be more particular Ia the mode OF packing" Mr..
suffer writes from Acapulco reference TO English
packing He says:--"Each balo OF nity-ninc pieces
nine yards; also inner paper and inner wrapper OF
hessans thsmp packing cIosn iarpauiin, ana a. last
outer cover oil Hcssians"
The American style Of packing has boon to have an
inner wrapper Of paper and outer wrapper OF our
lap tor sail vessel packages. ana an extra wrapper OF
burap II Tor shipment by steamer the Durap being
woven very loose there protection whatever W
the gooas anu the sequel stated by our respected
ministers and Consua Euglsh goods, though me-
rior quality, reach their destination anu present
a better app, arance tnan our goods Simply from
their superior system OF protesting their manutac
past year many Of our Leading exporters aud manu-
fasturers have adopted superior system OF packing
uud the Reports IRON Their cofesponuonts, am ioid,
is h,ghly satisfactory. They u Uurap iinsd with
patent compound, which renders u completely
impervious 90 water, Is also acid proof aud not
affected by heat cold. Thousands or bales have
been shipped with this particular wrapper, and The
loss annoyance heretofore sustained has been On
tirely avoided rne OF packing 10 first ~ apply
paper, then this patent buriap, and last outer
wrapper OF plaiu buriap. | am informed tina, tho adj
diiona expense OF this packing - oat sixteen cents
per bale in Of the old anu very Imperfect styie
aud at least 81 per bale less than the English pack
ing, hence there liz no reasonable excuse why every
bale of American goods should not DO fully protected
10 its transit and mode oil packing DO as acc PIT
able as the quality oi our goods. ACAE
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HOW POLICE JUSTICE Is ADMINISTERED.

HOW POLICE JUSTICE Is ADMINISTERED.
TO the EDITOR OF HERALD
aesire 10 cali your attention 10 a scene which may
be q common occurrence enough, and may have been
very enjoyable diversion Tor some OF tho par,ici-
pants but winch struck me, as well hundred
others. scene OF tho most revolving brutality
heartessnsss IN all its phases
Among the passengers the boat which left Cliff
ton, staten Island, SIX O'Clock last sunday was
gentlemen. Ihey were evidently bemudaIcd with
liquor, and dcierminedto nave good time. Their
vlcl two Norwegian sailors also little under
the weai her. Onc oi the gentlemen Initiated the
''spor ny the taller oil the sailors nne spcci.
men OF ROBUST, honest manhood wager that lie could
not elmo lhe nagstan IN the OF the vessel aud
tou On the bail al Us top Tho sailor attempted tho
feat, also did his companion, out they were
promptly repulsed ny the deck nauds. FMS gave the
occasion 10 taunt tnem with their lack
age goad them again and again 10 attempt tle eat
but with the same result Then one OF the gsnle-
men Il use the term only TO distinguish tuem from
the sa'orsl commenced series OF petty indignitics
toward the oil the saiors puiiIng hs ears
pushing nun about which tue taller tried hard TO resent
lie the uggressors that he wodid allow his
partner AS ne styled him. 10 DO maze tool Of;
but they perseverea IN Their assaults TLis could
not last long, and the reading torme1tor struck
one OF the sailors blow. In moment there
was IA gcnetal mttee just then boat
entered the slip, ana several policemen rushed INTO
the party with urawn CLUBS Ia necessary prccauton
enough, dare SAY aud separated the participants,
taking particular pains 10 arrest the Two sailors, WHO
oil gentiems VINO had viewed the occurrence ana lid
vany underworld 10 prevent II ~ It's iIcpcucy foi
lowed The officers aud their prisoners 10 station
with tue mention 81 stating Tue ia proper
hght 10 authorities there. ~ was cnaracteristic
when the New street police station Vac reached
A Jury officer booked the aud aiio~ only
officers with their prisouers and the Offenders
whv without douUt, cntcreu as accusers against the
poor sa lore, To the room Al least score OF
eentemen tnat day. to their utter dlsgus aud
uisnation. treated most beautiful exhibition
OF tue moot abandoned rowdyisn ana police justice.
atn sure that All them viii cheerluily corrvDorate
my version OF tho ailair ROMMY
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REAL ESTATE.
The following the details Of yesterdays sales on
the Real Estate EXCHANGE

the Real Estate Exchange
n. HARNETr
Public suction sale Of the two story frame house,
with plot OF land 50x OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, on
157th st., Z. f. 800 IT, OF Washington Az 23d =, .,.
ward to 4 NJ Gxrner.... ................. 5000
Also. ioreclosurs sale, BY OF the Court Of Com
mon fleas-K. H. MARITIME. reteree-of three lots,
each 2oxss H. West 147th q. 615 IT, O. 800
Of 10th av.. TO plaintiff. 2uO
BY J. LYON
Supreme Court foreclosure ssls--J. l. stein ref
eree-of the three story brown front house.
with lot ID 1x9S ., No. $40 West 42d st. 400 ,
H. w. OF 10th av., to plaintiff 1oO
BY LOUIS xEsIER-
Foreclosure sale Court OF Common Peas-Mesws.
G. Ruston, George A. 4 aisey. r. L. Vanderveer
and WHY Hodges, referees-of = plot OF land.
plaintiff ........ ......... -. .-.......... 10000
Knox. reieres OF the three story and basement
brown stone front house. with 'ot 1SxlW11 No.
" tHsg l2sth 81, T. y, 29S r. OF Madison Rv., 10 -
By n n CAMP.
Fol- eclosure sae-Court or Common Pleas-John j.
McGurk. referee-of the four tourstory brown
stone front buildings. with lots each 23x75. Nos.
I'll TO 727 10Th sv., n W. corner OF a9th st., to . -
r X.
Foreciosur sale, by order the Court o Common
Pleas-Step hen II. DIN. referee--o the three story
and basement brown stone front house, with lot
16sx1OO.1l. No. l76 Last l04th st.. l. .. 1881. II
OF Sd av., TO Dlainh 45UD
Total
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A CORONER SUED FOR LIBEL.

William Donanus, proprietor OF Donahus's HOTEL
on the BULBS ferry road, Gutenberg, yesterday in.
sthuted proceedings against Coroner BsthusI NJ
Crane OF HoboKen, Tor SANDER. A lew days ago the
body OF an IN ID Dwn man. with a bullet hole In his
BRAN, was found the Bulbs ferry road. and q
emanated from Coroner Crane. the effect that the
body was found near Donahue's Hotel, and that the
hotel was q haunt Tor dsreputa0le persons.
Donahue lays his damages at $26, 000
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ANSWERS
rnE MoRRIsANIA STEAMBOAT Ii

THE MoRRIsANIA STEAMBOAT LINE.
10 rms EproR or THE HERALD -
Your complainant geologic" thinks. tho Nor
rsania steamboat shady Sue does not carry enough
steam. II he would only take the trouble to remain
on ne dock at elmer o tho Tor one day no
would NOD the SHADY SIDE there when duo on lime
Ia Is q pity that .'CJllege' and others are not
ueaicI daily to the spectacle vi steamboat race Tor
Elk ana u quarter ccnts GEORGE STEELE.