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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-19
pnocEnpINcs IN pANKRUprcY.

Register Ketchum has received voluntary petition
in bankruptcy from ex-senator Alexander Mcdonald,
Of Arkansas, and his schedules snow liabilities
amouuting To- about $2S5. 900 and assets The
pr,ncpal crsdtors tue following Massachusetts
Mutual Insurance Company, $a5, 900. Mrs. Emma Nc
Donald, $4,000; Leonard, J. Mcdonald, 1000;
Kountze Brothers, $4,000; Ann Eliza rimpson,
SIS, loo; Van vleet Moore, $4,000; Dewitt q.
Wheeler, 81, 76o; ;. w. Johnston, IS 500; Bryan
Mcdonald 5000; John b. Moreheaa, S6,s7S; Fidelity
So, 800; James q. Blunt, $4,970
Register Ketchum has received the petition In
bankruptcy Wy Spencer =. Cary, manufacturer vi
boxes al Nos aud Hudson street, aud ne has 0een
au,y udjudicsted. HIS liabilities amount 70 about
$40 900, aud the assets are nomnaliy about $4,000
exclusive OF two lie insurance policies tor So 600
The New York Central and Hudson River Railroad Is
u secured creditor Tor 1901 %
Michael Graham, ucaier IN COAL has been adjudl-
Gated voluntary bankrupt before Register Lttle,
naviog bil,ies amounting 10 500 aud no assets
The principal creditors are James bJyce, Jr., Co.,
$3,445 81; Samuel BoDnell, Jr., $4,3ul 32 Walter
Dona.as.a 4 Co, 81, 46S 70; $ Ii. Brown Co.,
81, b76 50 Harlem Bank, xS3t 40.
Henry Behning OF tue lAto hrm OF Bshnng &
D,eh, manufacturers Of pianos At l24th street ana
Uous Register nwsh n ses,es 81
aDout $64 0o0 part Of which u On account OF real
estate mortgage dencences. Twenty -ssbt creditors
are secured ny chat oil mortgage oo pianos and ma
tera about So 900, several creditors
secured by real estate in saratoga aud Pike county,
Spear, si2 600; CltIzens' savings Bank s. oco John
WATSON. 5000 %; Jonn Sle0ers So, 100; Germsnia
Lie Insurance Company $lsO0; Grand Central Bank
500; Albert Bciued, 81 5UU. his assets consist vi
open accounts Tor about $5,S00.
In the matter Of the bankruptcy Of Samuel p. Kit
tle OF mattresses late al No. 2U3 Canal
street, before Register Llttc, the choice OF u. T..
Weeks US assignee has been Confirmed py Judge
Choate.
Register Allen received a warrant In bankruptcy
against Airea j. DicKcrson, nephew oil ex.Gover or
T'iden, who has been sdJudicated bankrupt on the
petition oil IS creditors, aud meeting to elect an
assis and prove CLAIM has been called lor May 81
In the County Cerk's Office there FLED yesterday
the Of Johu Z. Harris TO Michael DAILY,
of Jonn aud Wfiiidm Mer, conf l,fising the hrnl
OF r. MIXERS Sons, 10 Wiiiiam h. Upaogrove.
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TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
MR.. JOHN STRICKLAND KILLED 81 RUNAWAY

MR.. JOHN STRICKLAND KILLED BIZ RUNAWAY
sIx-IN-HAND BELONGING TO p T. BARNUA. Il
John Strickland aged forty-six years, while driving
a SIX horse display wagon yesterday, belonging to T.
T. Barnum, thrown TO sue ound ana killed.
The horses fright At elevated railroad Tram ~
Forty second street and Ninth avenue They dashed
furious pace across the crowded. thoroughiarso u
Eighth avenue TO the imminent peril Of number oil
pedestrians, who had barely time to got out o.
tho way escape being run over The driver KEPT
his seat and guided horses with great presence "
mind. Away they careered past Seventh avenues
onward toward Sixth avenue while GROVES OF excited
people lined the sidewalks, expecting 70 witness
terrible crash at every moment the spectators,
warned by the approach Of The horses In advance,
we're enabled TO Keep clear Of heir neAdionR nghl:
Al the crossing OF Sixth avenue the peru seemed
TO increase, number Of young girls anu
children out ior airing But stiil Inc Lying
steeds Kept their course without any mishaps, we
Broadway the street tracks iiitod aud oted me
wagon, that seemed Tor an Instant Impossible LOT
con avenues the horses mauly dasned, ana past
Fourth avenue anu Lexington. AZ Tue iatter
place s ss' ana ns the bo n0as' ws sadas
so as 10 steer clear Of the danger Ciose
- Lexington avenue, on Forty second street,
where Tue sort or barricade ~ the middle
OF tue street, terrible collision was avoided but ~
the time, one OF the hlnd wheels was caught IN
the frog tie stra,n wus SO sudden anu Inc
liz 1T rapid that the uxetree threc
inches square, snapped like rotten twig aud ibo
wheel was sent spinnlng down lite street. stun
the driver kept his seat, aud people began 10
b. eathe freely as the check which Inc
horses received Tor This moment seemed 10 have
given the driver slight contro over them. But they
maze sudden plunge forward, giving The wagon
aud tho uriver was thrown over the Dashboard
alighung his head IN The street. still holding the
re,us The spectacle was then a slckening Que; the
poor fellows brains strewing the thoiousuare, anu
the whole upper o his head being nearly cut OIL
He was removed 10 the IhIty-uiLl strsel station
house, his amily who reside AZ go west inrty-
ninth street, ADVISED Of the sad Occurrence
The horses coIlIded with IL telegraph pole snort
distance onward, ana they were brought TO sudden
staudstiIl
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HANNAHS TROUsSEAU.

Hannah smith, young colored girl, employed as
servant at No. 80 South Elliott place. Brooxyn, was
the victim oil q robbery on Wednesday night.
II appears Tor several weeks she has ooen pre-
pairing for nor marriage, which was to have taken
place within day or two. On the evening above
mentioned she lett the house errand ana during
her absence truckman called for her trunk, saying
that mad been sent Tor u by Miss smith, wllo ue-
sired him 10 take "a To Tue residence OF her mother.
IL wa gwen To him, and soon after he arovs away
Hanuan returned. She was astonished TO learn that
her trunk. wpi contained all ner clothing aud jew
clrv, gone, she had sent tor H. Tho police
we're notified vi the robbery, but very siighI
hopes entertained OF the recovery oil the stolen
property.
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THE KNIFE AGAIN.

AS Herman Ii. Meternc and Francis Dougherty
were leaving saloon AT the corner OF SULLIVAN and
BleccKer streets they were attacked by two men
named Charles Crulchell and Thomas J. Greenan, who
followed them out In the struggle Meterne and
Dougherty were severely STABBED ana their assailans
escaped. The wounded men reported the
case Captain Byrnc, who detailed De-
tcctive Slevin capture Crutchcl and Gree
nun, which he dd, al No. Varick street, the
former hAvDg IN his possession huge carving KNIFE,
and the latter pocket KNIFE In the Court oil General
Sessions, yesterday, before Recorder Hacketi, the
prisoners arrsigned Tor trial by Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Bell Crutcnell pleaded guilty, and
the Recorder sent him TO tho PeniteDtiary Tor one
year Greenan protested his innocence and demanded
trial The jury promptly convicted MN, and mo-
tion oil his counsel, Mr. John y. Mott, ne was re-
manded Tor sentence, that evidence OF his good char
meter might be produced
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GRAVE QUESTIONS.
tn. owners Of lois in tbs New York Bay Cemetery,

The owners Of lois in the New York Bay Cemetery,
In the southern ion Of Jersey City. are
thoroughly aroused ~ wnat they deem tho reckless
management oil tho cemetery that crisis Will DO
reached to-day The cemetery contains between 900
and 10. 900 lots and It appears that Mr. l. II. Buck
master. a resident OF Brookiyn. who purehased tue
property and laid II in lots the year 1851,
hat the management Of the cemetery. Little
improvements, u Is CHARGED, navs
been made, although the lot owners number
1000 bill was passed at the recent
OF the Now Jersey Legislature pronibiting
election for trustees Of the cemetery outside the
Stale. call has been issued for an election this
afternoon on the cemetery grounds. Every lot
will be entitled to vote and no owner Will be
allowed TO cast more Than 100 votes Mayor.elect
Hopper Of Jersey Guy is member Of the committee
appointed 10 conduct the election 10 day.
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sUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Andrew Wheeler was convicted yesterday in Part
" the Court OF General for having stolen
tlO0 worth Of property from the residence OF Mrs.
Lucy sauer, No. IO7 seventh avenue Judge Glider.
sleeve remaDded MIN Tor sentence.
Mary Brown, the Dcggar woman who kicked Fred
ericx wiegand saloon keeper At No. l22 Hester
strcet, in the abdomen, causing his DEATH was
lrragned yesterday IN General Sessions, and amid
lcarIu sUbs acknowledged her quit Judge Glider
sleeve, learning that the accused haa no lawyer
directed the plea 10 be Withdrawn that sue might
have the benefit OF legal advice
Charles Sherlock aud James Flynn, two ex-csnvIcts
were before Recorder Hacke yesterday. charged
with having committed burglary al the PREMISES OF
Anne Reiily, No. As Roosevelt street. Mary SDeeban
testified that sue had cen the accused commit tho
OLE alleged. On cross-examination, Mr.. iliiam
~ Klutzing the prisopcrs' counsel elected III. TACT
that 10 served term in the state Prison and
also In the Pennentiary The jury returned veruct
gGilty. AS Flynn was leaving the Court Tree
man Captain Petty arrested him on charge OF higD-
way fObOefy
In accordance with the usual custom on Good
FRIDAY there will be no courts to-day.
MIR. AnaTew Noting claims that his vile Is keeping
concealed IRON him the Whereabouts Of their Two cnt
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THE CHILDREN'S FOLD.

There was quite an extended argument yesterday
before Judge Potter in the proceedings 10 punish for
contempt Rev. Edward Crowley, he having, alleged,
dsobcyed an order OF tho Court visiting tho Chill
dren's Fold 1t is also charged that he threw the
ground and then crumped and tore The papers served
him, furtner that ia his visit to the nstitu
lion, he used abusive language TO Mrs skinner, the
natron MT Crowley IA an AFFIDAVIT states that he
VISITED the institution with the owner at the lat
tcr's request, that he used no aOukive language
10 any person. and that the person claim ng
TO serve papers hin drunk. He charges that
the KS brought against him III the
tile result OF his cgarge OF misappropriatOn OF the
funds OF the institution In tue ol has all
he nrher that IN recently examining The records
the Com prolers oice DO found that The tnstitu.
ton had charged Tor the maintenance OF egnty-hve
children, while there only accom- odalfons Tor
hlty -three children. lhe Court took the papers,
knnnr NlllrI Il lAncluI Inn
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dren Clara and Theodore that she treats them cruelty
and rs not proper person - nave charse OF them.
Judge Potter yesterday granted writ OF haoeas corpus
Judge Peter granted a decree yesterday dssolving
appointed Mr. Edward II. Lewis Langhaas receiver to
wind up IT'S affairs, the receiver stipulating TO act
without compensation.
ln the SUIT OF james B. Bond agaius. Henry Welsh,
which was brought 10 recover $4,000 damages Tor
the iailpe 81 building owned by plaintiff and occu-
pi0d bv tue defendant at the corner OF asniretop
ana Fraukin streets, ana when, IL was claimed, was
overloaded with merchandise, the jury IN Judge
Freadmans Court iaied 70 agree yesterday and were
discharged.
Francis Jones vin,on yesterday made an appilca-
ton 10 CneI Justice Daily In the Court OF Common
eas 10 have ms name changed 10 Alfred Pierrepont
Edwards. in accordance WITH toe wish OIL MS grand
iaihcr assume control OF CERTAIN prop
erty which, under trust becomes his al his major
NY. The application was granted.
Before Judge Van Brunt there was tried yesterday
a suit brought by James W. Nupent against Joseph
p. Hale recover about So 600, claimed 70 be due
Tor lnishing pianos and reduction Of pay IN alleged
tract violated through the plaintiff taxing part ~
the strike oil pIanoiorte makers veruict was given
TO the defendant .
Judge Donohue yesterday granted permission 10 Mr.
Jewett OF the Erie Railway Company. 10 70.
quest the Buffalo, New York aud Erie Railroad Com.
pany 10 make CONTRACT Tor gravel Tor ten years a
half cent yard, ana not 10 take less than zo,ooo
yards The latter road Is leased tor a9s years
the Erie Railway Company. aud tho conuilion oi
the lease spuiates That IN case the road wishes 20 oo
further and or franchise II must be done at the
request oil the Erie Railway Company and It's expense
Judge Sedgwick yesterday granted an order Tor tns
examination Mortimer Livingstone as an adverse
party in which Samuel s. Wood Jr, is about 70
begin against aorlmer and Henry W. Livingstone and
an uncle OF Mortimer Livingstone, whose name is IN
known to Wood. Mr. Wood says that Mortimer ior
himself ana as agent Tor his brother ana uncle en-
gagged his services as broker In procuring loan ior
S 2 600 real estate. He now brings suit
Tor MS Iees
Mrs. Mary Smith brought before Judge Dono-
hue yesterday personal attachment Tor contempt.
Sue is the sister Christopher Curran who has been
adludged a unatic, and when William Harvey had
been appointed By the Court TO take charge 81 the
estate lie found that Mrs. smith had induced her u
matte brother transfer her 81 500 on deposit in
various savings banks. THIS the Court han ordered
repay 10 the estate aud she had failed 70 DO So
on statement oil TIE facts II ocing evident that the
did not understand her position, the Court al
lowed her co. after advising her 70 obey It's order
without delay and meantime employ counsel.
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TWEEDs PENIrENrIARY sOJouRN.

TX Warden Liscombc OF the Pcnhentiary, Is now
Seeking renstalcmeIt he havn been discharged he
Says without cause His counsel, Mr.. Lewis >. Grant.
obtaned writ OF certiorari, which now pending
lore the General Term. Assistant Corporation Goun-
vel Deaue yesterday moved 10 quash the writ on an
hIildavit Oi Commissioner Cox that Mr. Lisc0muc
discharged Tor not enforcing tne rules against William
~. Tweed aud not polling the latter 10 wear tie
Prison dress, and allowing Tweed TO be AZ hrs house
wDen lac should be his cell, the last charge
stated, having been admitted ny Mr.. Liscomro. Mr..
Grant read aihaayit OF Mr. LiscomDe Denying th,t
be made any sucn admission. Judge Donohue re-
served his accison, peuding n question before tho
General ERIN TO whether Judge nj special Term
could quash writ retutnabls before lnc General
Jetm. AIR. Lscombe states that wnen tour prisoners
IN hospital uevised scheme escape bv letting
themselves down from tae windows WIN sheets Mr..
Tweed, VINO was acting as clerk, informed him ABOUT
IT, and the escape was prevented.
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The ERIE WAR.

IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE LAWRENCE
THE RAILWAY coMpASY SCORES VICTORY.
In Supreme Court, Chambers. yesterday, Judge
Lawrence rendered decision the suits OF The Peo-
PIE &C. against the Erie Railway Company, tho
Farmers Loan and Trust Company against the same
and j. c. Bancroft Davis against the same, which Is
regarded signal victory for that corporations The
obstacles TO principal feature OF the reoreaniza-
tion scheme having now been removed II 10 UNDER
stood That proposed OF the Erie Railway prop
ery for the benefit stock bond holders WILL
in all probability, take place next week.
The following Is Judge Lawrences DECISIONS
have examiner the OF papers referred and
TO the facts disclosed aaa to TIE the
sa iii motion that he s the @ s
which he claims the Western extension eer.h-
Gates or upon the stock q the cncn
The allegations contained IN the petition In respect TO
swens saaviss cation that inc petitioner
Of a s t. hs but s o
petitioner actually INDEBTED 70 tns ~ tbs sum
the case for the petitioner no
s s. Status n "nss ., 'ae II Dnn.v
Il q John q Ss
SON kernan. 16i; Knbns vs. Joel, Herman. 4ss Beck
Vi hs cass she Ksis vs. Howard wallace
Judgments against company nsd issued executions
thereon which had returned nulla bona
1877. #s fA4
That case does therefore avail the etionor. IA
the OF Schenck lngraham, huns Reports,
petitioners had recovered aaEmsnt and
ton thereon hau been returned unsatished-
Of Dambrnaux The Empire NH AMI others
construed AN ADVERSE position TO
it is In couct with ns OF
the Appeals this state aud the latter decisions
must control In the dispoEon OF this motion Fur
the plaintiff has first the SPECIFIC Hen which
claims, he IL party ~ the foreclosure suit NO
rights winch he can be Affected ny the judg
ment Ia that action.
The suggestion the that rs Mr..
McHenrys Claim WAS large one he has an exceptional IN
credtors fund do concede the force OF TINS
mont
the petitioner has his debt by obtaining
he is regarded In equity as creditor and
the insignicanco magnitude Of his claim
alter the principle governing the Case. VIZ lfait' Rs
There 10 another onsdsration which may DO properly
ente tanned IN disposng VI this motion.
from the before that the plantH
p,ant with Others has suit new pending In when
brought. farmsrs' Loan and Trust Company. -
questioned. -.
mis- includes, of course. tn. decree The plaintiff will
have pie opportunity to establish In that suit the in
validity the Vt foreclosure md II the
exist which no alleges he be relieved after evil
received la the usual formal
incident TO trial OF cause the merits uere am
allow petitioner To Intervene upon sfhdAyts
and tao sale under which on its Fee
~ egular aud Legal regard The pstntin ON the
before having failed to establish such Standing in
actions and his must therefore, be denied with
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ELECTED FROM A CITY CAR

A suit brought by Frederick W. Christy against
Washington X. Switzerland and the Twenty bird
Street Railroad Company tried yesterday, before
Judge SANFORD, in the Superior Court Chrisiy, on
the 10th OF last August got on one-horse Blocker
street in Fulton street lie was asked by the
driver TO drop his fare IN the box. THIS he refused
TO do claiming that the car was so crowded that he
could reach the BOX; but that as
soon as ho could press his way through
he would pay The driver insisted upon
his fare aud upon further refusal put MN of the
car. rne latter jumped on again anu q second
time put OF by The driver, VINO haDoed him over 10
policeman lie taken to the Police Court nd the
next morning DISCHARGED. He brought suit against
tie defendants TO recover $3, 900 damages The de-
ence that he refused his fare ana thu the
driver used force than necessary 10 eject
nim and only called In policeman when the painful
became vIocnt ana abusive. Inc jury brought In
verdict Tor plaintin Tor S425. This verdlct how
ever, Judge SANFORD promptly set aside as detective.
IL Is understood that appeal will be taken.
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PAUL zusz 1 CO. : PLATE GLASS.

* "a EsH
Paul Zauz Co., importers and dealers In plate
glass No. 81 Barclay and No. AZ Park plaza,
have failed. They had good credit as It was generally
known that tuey had wealthy relatives in Belgium
VINO consigned the hrm large amounts oil goods Mr.
Charles Zuuz, OF the firm oil August Charles Zunz,
OF gum has hero Tor time past investl-
gazing Inc aauirs Arm creditors TO the ex
tent OF $50 U0O The total liabilities arc $22l 0o0 OF
which $50 900 is du IN this country ana The balance
III Europe Oh the $50 900 there are 100000 ~ notes
gwen by Paul Zuuz outside Speculation. A
friendly recently brought against the urn 10
determine who Is responsible Tor some Dotes gwen ny
PaulZ uuZ to Meter IL 20. Tor private speculation
which Tue otuer oil the nrm do not cons der
themselves haUe tor. The in suit Is Tor So 694
anu was made before Mr. Adopn Souweine leit the
urn IN January.
TIE actual value OF tho assets OF the firm is re-
ported IRON sos 900 10 SIS, 100, md the hrm has
offered 10 compromise al twenty. i've cents ON the
doll r, cash, wluch number Of The tcredilors have
accepted. Tue 1rm have had branch house IN
Chicago under the name OF the Cincinnati Wnaow and
Plate Glass Company Tue business was started ~
This CITY lnt september lS72 under the title Of ZuGz.
Goe6el Il Co., at No. ia Duane street, and tnis hrm
dissolved u year after Dy the retirement OF Mr..
GoeDei; subssq uentiy the firm Uecame Paul Zunz y
Co., tue partners icing Henry II. Cam ana Aio.pn
oouwelLe, the latter withdrawing on January Il,
1873 Two years ago the hrm claimed to nave stock
on nand Ut $500, QUO ana surplus OF Sll5 600 over
and lubtles oil ABOUT 500 0O0 Dut since then
they have continually lost money IN the business.
Paul Zunz has been Europe Tor some time past en-
deavolng to stragnten out ms Affairs. Nft 1885,
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OBJECTIONS TO A WILL.

Eliza Ridu died al SchodacS, In the town of Hemp
steal, Long Island, three weeks ago. In ls6l she
married to silas Ridu, but not ving with MIN at
tho time Of ner DEATH sDe having been granted a
limited separation because OF alleged cruelty aud IN.
human treatment on the part OF nor husband. Mrs.
Kdu lett Will. by winch she bcqucatns all her per-
sonal properly 10 one Jonn Hcgdman, ana also app
pofus him her sole executor Objections nave been
ncd The viii before surrogate Hgner, the principal
being that OF undue influence
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POSSIBLE HOMICIDE.

William Greer, canal boattnan, was yesterday
lodged Ia Police Headquarters, Jersey City, a war
rant Is. ucd b. Judge DAVIS, charging him with hav
ing committed an atroGious assault win intent 10
Kill on Mrs. Frederick waltman. The woman
lives Ia caoal boat lying at the CaliIornia
aocxs, Jersey Lity, aud Greer. nights
ago. knocked her uown and kicked her because she
vrdcrea MN iron ber boat. Her husband made
paiut against him. ana on Wednesday
rested canal BOAT -Four Brothers, loot OF Canal
street, this city. HIs victim was IN a delicate condl-
al time Of the assault and her physician
siuers nor Injuries fatal
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MUNICIPAL NOIES.

The franchise Of the James slip terry to Hunters
Point has been appraised at 81 100 per annum BY tho
SINKING Fund Commissioners, being two ana halt per
cent on the gross rccclpts
Tue value OF tho reversionary interest OF the city
down at $25.
Comptroller Kelly win sell to-day leases for ave
years OF tue PECK slip, James slip. Roosevelt street
aud Niue second street ferries, anu the lease upti
May 1879 OF tine ferry from Fulton Market slip 10
Mott Haven Hs will also sell twoyesr leases OIL
era pieces OF city property located various places
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Mrs. HARrLEY'S FURNITURE.

Collector Arthur sent the documents In the matter
OF the OF Mira HartIcys furniture to the Dis
uict Attorney yesterday requesting that official to
iisututc proceedings 10 Tor the connscation OF
the entire lot Of household goods Introduced into this
port without the payment OF dutics. An aprraise.
inent made oi the furniture, anu the vaiue liked
81, 2O6 90 TINS SUBJECT 10 duy OF tnirty.nv
per ceat besides case ana shipping charges, as also
three per cent commission, winch must be added 10
TlE Al
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IHE CURSE or RUM.

jeremiah and Mary Nulland, husband aud wife,
were arraignei IN the Fyseventh street Court yes.
terday ON charges Of drunkenness ana cruelty 10
children. They had been arrcstcd on the night pre-.
vIous W Onlcor Chradi, vino them while "a a
state oil aiost hppiees intoxlcation draggna their
young children, aget rsspeciyety four years and
cIgUt months, through 1webty.iounh street, near
Third avenue. Justice OtterD0Brg committed the
husband ana wife the isiana three months ana
sent the elder Guild 10 the Institution Of Mercy but
permitted the mother TO take TIE younger with
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BUILDING DEPARTMENT.

1hrty-seven plans passed upon In the Fire De-
par,ment yesterday. and twenty nine approved. The
plans OF sixiy-lwo buildings were examined aud ory
one were approved. Forty-one unsafe buildpgs we're
reported, sixteen made sale and six taken down.
Forty -seven unsafe bniloins NOTICES we're served.