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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
NOAH WALKER CO.,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction Of a plan OF ordering g
CLOTHING IND rNnERWEAR BY
LITTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on applic. tion their improved and accurate
RULES FOR SELE E0fEASUREoIENT.
and full line of samples from their i'm stock
of Cloths. Casaimere., Coatings, shirtings, &c,
order their Clothing and shirts direc: from .hem
with the certainty Of receiving garments Of
The Tery Latest Style
And lost Perfect FIT
attainable. Goods ordered will be cent by E1presa
TO any part of the country. Ao is we'll known
throu the Southern States thoy have for Forty
three Years eIcelled in all departments Of their
business which 10 subs ia tia guarantee as to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and veil assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always Oh hand. together with full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novel:ie. in design, and
AT POPCLAR PRICES
When Goods sent per E1 press C. o. D.. there
will be no collection charge amounts of $40 and
Rules for self measurement, Samples of
Goods AID Price List free on application. The at
tention Of the Trade is invited TO our Wholesale
Department, which is always kept a2 tothe highest
NOAH WALKER & CO,
Manuiact turcrs and Dealer. in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing G oods, other
ready made or made to order.
165 and l67 baltimore Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
November IS. 1876.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
EXPENSIVE TWEED.

The expenses vi tho Tweed investigation before the
Aldcrmanic Law Committee aro iaisc, as appears ny
The bills occasionally cropping up ~ The Board 'or
SERVICES rendered. In this connection. The latcss
bill brought light Is now before the Finance Cons
ini,tcs Tor consideration. ~ has been sent IN ~
shcnn Reilly sni reads his foiio~s:--
The city anu county Of New York to Bernard Re.liys
sheriff dsttor .
FOR services deputies and attendance before tho
Adermmnic Comuttce iDg ga,ionJ with wiilisnl
Tweed before the said committee pursuant to
.orpus isufdo9 %: ths supreme Court of
the No~'iork. itim septrmbcr 1871 70 da'e.
sessions OF tie commttice, 800; 10
cash paid ior carnage hire. st1s o. ,otA, sSis Do
Tweed was taken IRON Ludlow Street JAN to the
City Hall enoh occasioa Ia n carriage lie was ac-
companicd by Deputy sncrirs quincy and McGoni9si.
The sessions OF the committee generally lasted about
two hours, ana the uuty OF the Two deputies was 10
SIT weed and examine the beautifully rcscoe1
ceuiug oi tue AidsrmcUs oLambqr
he Finance Committee, To which this bill has been
referred, consists oi Alderme0 kecnan. Slcvin and
Lewr, Tammany democrats, and Aldermen Morrs
aud PiIukney, republicans lt Will require sevuetscn
votes oi the Aiacrncn 10 authorize payment OF thia
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
A SsATHING KEBUKE.

A good looking young girl, about eighteen years or
age ,asteuy dressed, siood at tho bar Of The Court
OF Special Session. accused oil Laving stolen silver
watch. The complainant Was James Gear, liquor
DEALER aged ioriy years. He testned mat she
stole tho watch while they were together In room.
Tuc prisoner who gave ncr nauie as Mary kcatng, de.
MED tue larceny ana told "a pathetic story vi her
spame Her statement mad the elect oi creating Ior
her mucn sympathy. -
la uirposing OF tue case Judge Wsndcil cast look
OF scorn ON the prisoner, AM ia tone oi smphsu0
Indignation. said :--"Ccaf, you Afo man consder-
ably IA vanced years and u you possessed spark
uf manly shame you would not Oc here W press tina
charge lnslcaJ oi try to save this poor upiortu-
nate sirl from her lie of Iniamy you have thrown
her deeper Into niqu,ty. iee my blood boil In ins
diguaion against YOU and VI had the power wouie
SEND you where you coaid not repeat Tho offence
Leave the court'
Then turning 10 the young woman, who Vas weep
ing bitterly. tho Judge san, compAssionateiy. 'Marys
20, and sin no more
A storm OF applause broke forth among tho spco,
taiors aud the oincers dad not seek 10 check ~
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
A MILITARY TRIBUNAL.

A court martial was appointed short tine ago by
Brigadier General James Il. Jourdan to try Noah L.
Cocneu, captain oil Cjmpany l, Thirteenth regiment
NG.s.N.Y. The charge against the Captain Is that
tho of six men we're placed the payroll TO
reeove 50 coch Tor riot duty IN July, 1871, which
they did perform, and that two men actually did
receive pay, which thcy turned over to Captain
Cocheu Ior the benefit OF the company. BrIgudicr
General Herman Uh Paym tster General OF the
State New York. NJ the exam nation III the Four
tecnth regiment armory yesterday, stated that the
signed Tor themselves Derastus A. Sortuard, Frcde-
rick T. Nelson John =. Gallagher and Henry HOBBY
all testified 10 signing the roll but admitted that
they had rendered no service. Charles II. ErskiDe
swore that he member OF Company az 10 +. b.
ruAry last year, that no was not ia tho State our
ING the period IN question and had
Captain to sign the roll Tor HIM. The cxaminai ion Is
nOl vet concluded.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
TIRED OF THE MAN.

poor decrepit-ooking man, sixty years OF ago.
was arragned beiore Judge Smith, NJ tho Ftysovcnth
Street Court yesterday, on charge OF abandonmcnt
preferred by his wife, Mary Seccy, OF No. 302
nue. A, a buxom, comfortably dressed woman, OF
iorty -nvo years.
"How long have you been marriedS" asked the
magistrate.
"Iwenty-hve years, Your Honor" answered Mrs.
SeeIey but Tor the past eight years tho old has
been able 10 do stroke OF work and am tired Of
supporting HIM"
"Havc you any children"
Eyes sir; We have ave children" broke in Mr.
Sceey sand good children, too. 10 all can 10 help
her Five years ago Tell IRON mast aud a short
time aitefward ieil through hatcliway. She always
got what earned, no matter what II was, and when
get odd job now aud then, ms crippled us am,
give her every cent get, Your Honor"
Judge Smith, alter brie anu private convcrsation
with Mr See cy, sad :--'Nziamc, II seems TO that
II was not Tor abnDdonment you hal your husband
arrested but merely 10 get rid OF him. II you thin
you eau trni with tho business Of this court IN
this manner you are very much mistaken. Leave
court at once. Married twenty ivo years. having
hve children Oy your HUSBAND, and now you want
TO turn hun adriit, helpless as he II. /"
As Roundsmsn Nuldoon was leading Mrs Sceley
FROM Tho stand cried out In tones that could
heard on the street :--'he'ii never i've with I'm
not going to work aud xiii myself Tor him. No. Judgc
he'll never live with me.'
"rake that woman out NJ once said tho Judge, and
she taken out
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
THE "sTRAw MANS" TROUBLE.

John White, who TO Of the east side is best
Enown tue "straw man, csmo INTO Essex Market
Court TO prosecute John McNuty for assautiag him.
IL far back In tho history OF the Thirteenth ward
that Whites name nrst appeared. Whence he came
no one ever learned, but he once recognized
"a character" His personsl appearance never con-
ccrned John White and tho apparel hs adopted was
always OF most ungraceiul and prim 1.-Two
charac,er. His sn.cts originally consisted Of a
ricxety wagon ana mare, which could kick, IL was
said, with several 'horse power In time The mare
became deciept and her wonted agity departed, but
John sLi cung 10 her and paradcd the streets WIN
the animal, wbcse legs he protected from the iD-
clcmeucy OF the weather by couple Of pairs OF
pantaooDs which some had discarded several gen
erutions before. lhe 'straw man." who, by the by,
gainou his name from bIs avocaton OF straw pedcr,
Decl lme wcuithypnd his wiic anu children lett him
10 i've iu style IN brooklyn; Dut he went on as be-
old stable IN Suffolk street. Yesterday lie APP
pcared In court with piece OF al army
coat drawn over his head IN lieu OF nat :
u pair oi spcctaclcs, containing only ono glass.
was iastcncd 10 his head with cord; coat made
oi n iced Uag, and pair OF pantaoons, In mo con
srucslVn OF winch n blanket conspicuously figured.
He had had svine troub,c with Jonn McNulty, II
seemed, ABOUT "a ha cheL John sold him the utcDs
for nity cents, but the 'ssraw mani refused to give
moro than eight for ~ The result was encounter,
ior paitc patton IN wnicn McNuitv arrested, Dut
on examination. discharged.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
MLXICAN MISSIONS.

The managers OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
Tract Society mot yesterday u, No sos broadway and
among other items OF business granted 695,936
pages ol tracts to various MISSIONS and States, 500
worth OF tracts South India Conference and $500
In currency to Germany Confsrc ior similar work,
and the same amount TO the recently organized mis-
sion conference 10 Mexico. That Republic according
10 communications reccived aud verbal statement
made by Dr. Dashiell, who returned thereirom u lew
days ago. tho most hopeful OF all the mission leds
OF the Church. Or. Butler, the superintendent. has
founded mission pross in the city OF Mexico, from
which Is issued. IN the spanish language, whatever
publications arc needed, whether Tor Mexico or
South America His sou conducts the business affairs
OF the establishments without salary. His daughter
translates English and American works into spanish
ior publication, ana a religious paper which he pub
,shes Is taken by every member OF President Daz's
CABINET. IL has circulation OF 900 copies There
is according 10 Dr. Dashsil, less interference with
tract distributors and coporours IN Mexico to-day
than there Is Ia the United states.
1he Doctor gave many interesting Incidents ana
TO show the immense good that is
pshed In Mexico by tracts The fullest protection Is
accorded 10 every religious denomination III
the country, ana as illustrative Of this TACT
the Doctor inslanced his journey with Bishop
Merrill and others 600 miles Ia diligences
along tue road OF which tney were met oy relays Of
troops IRON different towns which had received
orders protect them from robbers who sill nest tho
high roads. Near the ola city oil Toua the Bishop Of
Leon, who had hoard thut All AEcrican Bsnop and his
Vicar.GeneraI (Dr. DasheIIJ were coming. seut
receive and wecUiv them The curate n town
through when they passed sent out his choir boys Ia
Their surpIices to The Americans The Governor
OF the State however arrested the curatc and lined
him $500 for violating the law against religious pa
rades. No prost ia allowed to appear on the streets
OF any CITY Ia Mexico IN vcstinents; and there Is
not monk or nun, sisler OF charity or mercy, or
any other order In all tho land. Tney have been
driven from the country 70 CuUa. Tine cathedral IN
the city Ot Mexico has been closed by the civi au-
tuortIos Therc rs no nation In tue world Today The
Doctor says whose possibilities Of Christian WORK arc
grander than tnose Of M,xco. The Methodist mis-.
there gives this So vU0 toward self support
There are tlIirty cuurches aud stations aud twenty
American ana native missionaries engaged IN tue
work. and tue entire country ~ opcu 10 them for
tract distribution and missionary labor.
Tho Methodist Episcopal iract treasury was re-
ported In deUt about $1,000, ana committee was APP
ponio TO preDare appeal to the churches this
msttcr. Atyut 0uc.lhVd OF the churcnes OF the do
nomination aI every year 10 contribute anything to
.uu
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
AN INQUISITIVE PORTER.

whilo standing in one OF the halls oil tho Prescott
House last sunday Mr. Carson, guest OF the motel,
saw u stranger cooly open the door Of his room with
key whcn he took from his pocket aud walk IN. In
lew moments he EMERGED, w,plng has mouth with
his sleeve IN apparent satisiactio Anxious 70 learn
the OBJECT Of the STRANGERS visit Mr. Carson cnterc
his room aud found bottle oil brandy partially empty.
He also discovered hat his sons gold watch ana
sum Of money had disappeared. rnen ne caused tho
strangers arrest The prisoner proved 10 De Patrick
McHugh, porter IN the hotel.
In the rombs Police Court yesterday he denied
having stolen tho articles In question: and accounted
Tor his presence In the room by Ing that he went
In TO see whether The occupants were packing up-a
custom, explained peculiar TO porters who backcn
tho boo.s OF gucsts and who are always anxious 10
learn whether the said guests are lcav
Ing the bote PRIOR TO having settled their boot bill.
judge Murray held MIN Tor triaL
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
POLITICS AND flSTiCUFFS

Ely BaylGy, ono Of the SHINING (colored) hghts OF
Fourteenth ward repubcanim. under whose leader
sup around election times dusky forms are won't to
gather IN patriotic enthusiasm, charged ut the
Tombs Police Court yesterday with assauItng wnite
constituent named Patrick Kelly. "He wanted mo
70 do him pcr,icai tsvor," said Mr.. Kelly. as he
kissed the Biuc, 'au' bccos wvudu't he Ia.ineu mo
IN the lace aud tbcn ie hit me wnh a cane"
'It ain't 80, Yer HoDaD' interrupted M BayIoy,
casting LOOK OF at his whits accnser It aius
Ho wanted inc 10 do "a snide pcrlitical JOB an
suuck me fust ana Two got wi,uesscs, Yer Honsh."
II wudnt believe the Whole gang vi 'em oath" +"
said Mr. kctiy, contemptuousy. ''On election DAY
yer buy all you want vf cm at my specc
The gstrate decline 10 listen TO the party se-
ana romandcd the tor her
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
MErHoDIsTs IN CONVENTION.

The forty-second annual Conference Of the hctho-
dist Episcopal Church IN New Jersey began its ses
sion IN Burl neton yesterday, Bishop simpson presi
ing, MIR George B. Wight Secretary, and Mr.. G. l..
Dobbins, Missionary Secretary. Three deaths we're
reported to the Convention, those OF Rev. :. ). II.
Stockton Rev W A. Wilmer aud Rev. T. I. Moore.
aud appropriate resolutions read and
adopted. Rev 5. Van Zandt oi the Trenton
district, reporlei the moderate prosperity OF
the Cnurcn IN his portion oil tho state.
The Committee on Salaries reported that the coliec-
tons Tor benevolent purposes would show slight
shrinkage. 1t was stated that there han been 10
great revivas IN the past year, but Rev j. II. Heis
Ter oil tho Bridgeton district, reported large revival
and /. 800 additions to his churcn membership a
number OF special committees were appointed ana
soma additional general business transacted. Inc
session Will continue Tor Que week
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
WARDEN QUIN'S FUNERAL.

The Church Of ST. Joseph, Sixth avenue. was
we'll Ied yesterday morning by the personal and pc
htica trends OF the late Warden Quln, whose fs
mains the last solemn services OF the Catholic Churcn
were conducted Tho altar and galleries were drspcd
III black aud the ul choir OF the church was IN at
tendance. on the sidewalk In front large number
people arrival o. tho bearing tho
body, which was followed INTO The church by
those assembled outside, eight pabearcrs Tax
Comm ,ssioner Wheeler, Warden Fox, OF Blackwclls
Island Warden voush Robert Hedden J. h. Fiuggicr,
Johu \. Green, Samuel A. McKesver aud Morgan
Jones-leaaing the way. The widow OF the deceased,
his two sisters aud an adopted daughter wore shown
TO seats in the front pew facing the altar. Among
those present were Commissioner Brennan. Bailey
and Cox OF the Department OF Charities and Correc-
ton, along with number OF attaches OF the same;
Jonn f.. McGowan, Coroner Croker eX-W arden
Siacom, Mrs. Foster Matron o: the rombs County
Clerk Gumbleton, Colonel Edward Gion. Jury Com
missioner Dunlap, Captain walsh. Captain Kennedy,
cx-C0u ,sstoner Meyer stern, anu several mcn berS
VI the Tam. many Society
The hin. OF rosewood and silver, was placed on u
bor the head ot The centre AISLE and bore the
scripton :-."John Qun, Died March 10, 1878, Aged
so Years" On tho nd wcfo placed u cross crown
aud pillow made of toa ro4es smilax and IVY, pre-
sented py the attaches OF The Department Chartics
anu Correction. Rossis requiem mass WAS sung, and
the olerlory "pro Psccatls." from Ro,slui's
'Stabat Mater was gwen, the singers comprising
Mrs A. Martinez soprano; Miss NJ. Plate, contralto
Mr. F. Muller, tenor; Mr. i. Preussci, baritone. the
organ was presided over by Mr. r. J. KirKsi
The services c3nducted by Fnther McCauiey,
celebraht; Father Duranquet deacon Father FL znar-
ris subdeacon, and Father Bouessan master OF cere-
MONIES. Al the end OF the Father McCauicy
preached brei sermon, referring to tue deceased as
man OF ernest CONVICTIONS, Vf whom he knew
enough 10 be satisfied that he was largely Unused
with spirit OF honesty and humanity
Tho last OF the ceremonies ended the congregation
fed past the conn and viewed tho face OF tho dead.
A procession oi about q dozen carriages formed on
the street and amid tbrong Of uncovered heads
started oil for Woodlawn Cemetery.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
A RECEIVERS VICTORY.

The receiver of the Continental l. 10 Insurance
Company, Mr. John r. . No,ii, Orougn. an ac'ion Ia
The supreme Court aga,ust Luther W. Frost, MiEott
Mitchell aud Others. lie alleged In his complaint that
Nr Fros, while President OF the Continental Lie in
surance Company, upon various prctenccs fraud.
ulcn,ly amt wrongiuiiy took possession o. about
$4,000 oil it's ana converted the Same TO his
own use. With the moneys thus obtained IRON tns
company, Mr. ONeii further avcrs, he purchased real
estate that tho entire part OF the purchase money
oi SAID estate came out oil ana constituted q
part OF tnc assets oi tho said company; tnat
Frost having discovered that the insosency oi tns
company aud his mscordut AN oiliccr were ab ut
be discovered conveyed sa real astie " varsus
friends aud relatives. and tn these transfers wer0
made without any consideration being paid Uy tno
iendunts thereon. ihe receiver seeks ~ have
these couveyanccs set aside ana W follow tho assets
oi The company into the hands OF these various
parties
Minott Mitchell onc OF inc fendants, demurrcd
to comIaiu upon TITO grounjsnrst, that several
o action had been improperly united, because
the alleged cau-es OF action do not all any ,wo vt
tneru arse ol the transaction transac.
tions connected with subject OF action NOR
does o them alcct all the parties - tnis ac.
tion: and second. that the complaint does not ntato
facts sufficient TO Constitute cause o action against
the dciendabt
THIS demurrer was argued before Judge Gbcrt-
Major ". Il. Wilson appeared Tor the deie ndsut and
CoIonei George ". Wingato appeared cvunsct
Tor receiver Colonel Wingalc insisted that Tho
demurrer should be overruieu; that rgnt OF tho
receiver Was against the whole property, aud that
his claim against all portious o II IS of ond
naturc that tho general right claimed ny ,hs
plu,u,if Is 10 reach tho assets tho
company which had been transferred ny Luther w.
Frost thcso defendants, and that all tho demands
ia the complaint are expressly TO tins eud. hs
claimed that the receiver had right TO follow the
trust the hands OF these defendants IN tue
first instance. Judge Gilbert ovcrrued The. DO
murrer, Win ieave 60 deicndAnt To answer on pay
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
ANTI-SLAVEKY LEAGUE.

memorial meeting OF tho Anti-Slavery Society
was held last night u the shiloh Presby Church,
No 140 sixth avenue, in honor Of the late Bonjamn
f. Wade. Dr. Henry Il. Garnet, pastor OF Tho church,
presided, and read the resolutions which were unau
imously adopted They stated that the meeting
reprcseating the coored people Of the city desired
express lLeir sincere sorrow for tho loss which tho
country had sustaincd
DR.. Garnet thon addressed tho meeting in culogy Of
the deceased. But lew OF the old heroic band OF
warriors the cause Of anti-savory yet RENAL
and The most prominent Of the Survivors had
gone TO his rest Probably no great man OF day,
lie shid. had passed. through such variety Of cx
periences Us Benjamin \. Wade. God bless the
org OF the grand old mani Long will he be remcm.
bercd In this country. where Eis voice often
heard IN defence Of justice, humanity and human
righ,s.
Alter DR.. Garnet concluded the Rov. Nj. Wilson, OF
Zion Church, and several other speakers. addressed
meetIph
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
EXCISE MATTERS.

The Society tor tho Prevention OF Intemperancc ana
CRIME subm,ttod yesterday statement to tho Brook
lyn Board OF Comm mlssioncrs OF Police aud Excise
which said that although tho society lad met with
courtesy from tho Board they compelled to say
that their efforts had been apparently futile. rhey
had furnished evidence which had been dis
missed, and they thought II "time wasted" TO press
furthor cases
Mr. Onvcr Cotior, agent OF tho Law and Order
League OF Kings county, Brooklyn, has addressed n
unication to President Norris OF the Board o.
Cumm ssioncrs OF Cnaritos, Informing that official
that shcro twenty i've hundred places where
malt ana spirtu liquors illegally sold aud ask
that the penalty he enforced aud the nne colrcte
tor tho tho poor provided by the Inv Of 1851.
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
DIR. CKOSBiS PASTORAL L

The Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby, in tho chapel of tho
Fourtn Avonnc Presbyterian Church last evening, re-
viewed the history OF mo church during his fifteen
years postoratc In 1893 the number OF us members
was 2s5, now there wero 329 The average per an.
nun Of the whole church members was 10.
The church raIfks seventh IN standing und
importance, thosc above II being Two Ia
Brooklyn two in this city, DIR. ruckcr's and
DR.. iai's one In Rochester aud ono
Phi iiadeiphia There had been 454 oismissais, 12I
deaths 100 annual baptSms, 254 total infant baI tsus
aud 35 marriages Of the two elders al The time the
speakcr wus called one had been removed and the
other had moved 10 Chicago. There wore sixteen
cIdors during tho nfcon years. Tnere were i've
dcacons at present to one ncen years ago The Hope
and Grace missions. established In 1868 and 1904 ef
The New York herald., 1878-03-14
FINE ARTS.
SALE OF PAINTINGS.

There was fair audience yesterday afternoon at
the second days sale of the pictures al Matthew'S
auction rooms. Bidding lively ana prices
ranged higher than the preceding day. Nr. Barker
gave 1892 90 Tor Bompiani's "rambourine Grl;" Mr..
Ackerman, $l2o Tor Meyerheim's "Scone tue
Schclit and I. A. Richards ''vernon valley' cost
Mr. Blauvct $780, For Edgar NJ. Wards Swiss !'eas-
UNITS" MI Tford paid $l12 SO; La volpe's sway from
Casiclamare to sorrento" was knocked down TO Mr..
Molina tor 1920; iirutee's Ear IN Grotioiehala"
cost some one SIjU, and ScDe's sEvcnInr HoineD
ieIl 10 Mr. nar,ley ior $l65; Egusqulza's good
.rhc Letter" secured by Dir. r,iIord Ior
$l75; Jinenezs excellent lttlo ''Pastinon cost
J. NJ. Earle, $l97; MIR. Smythe gave Sl75 Tor A. +.
Bricner's "Coupting the Catcn;f and 4. l.. SMITHS
"a Country Road Winter, was secured by Mr. Em-
bury at $lB5. BompL.ni's really admirable .'Tho
Clas sicaI rrio went down 10 Mr.. Smythe ut 5000;
Mr. Hartley gave $500 Tor ~ r. IL. DE Haas ''stif
Breezr" J. u. CLARK paid $il5 Tor George IL. ory's
..Dcvoiiou :" and W. NJ. browns "Fruit" brought
$l46 from AIR. Scclcy