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The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1878-06-12
POETRY.
NATURE.

As fond mother, when the day is DER,
Leads by the hand her little child to bed
Half willing, half reluctant to be led
And leave his broken playthngs on the floor
Still gazing at them through the open door,
Nor wholly treasured and comfortrd
BY promises of others In their stead,
Which, though more splendid may not please him more
So Nature deals with u.s. and takes away
Our paythings one by one, and by the hand
Leads us to rest gently, that we go
Scarce knowing If we wish go stay,
Being too full of sleep to understand
How far the unknown transcends the what we know
-LonQfeior.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-11-28
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
JOB WORK.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTS WANTED-FOr the best and fastest
1Aselling Pictorial Books and Bibles Prices
To [SGuGea ~ per cent. NATIONAL PUBLISHING
COMPANY, Philadelphia. PENNSYLVANIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
OWL. MOTIFS

Judge DOnohue granted yesterday prccept
for the arrest Of samuel Elwee for refusing 10 pay
bis wife Clarssa the sum OF $50 week alm0ny awarded
her.
John Saar, who was ordered in his wife j
suit for divorce 10 pay her ~ week amOny has been
directed by Judge Joseph f. Day 10 show cause on sat
uday Why lie should not be punished for contempt
not paying ,Ee sliInOny for five weeks
The motion for change in the guardian
ship Of Mabel Leonard 10 have been argued ycser-
day before Indigo Dcnohue, but adjourned owing 10
Judge DOnOhus's engagements to Friday. Francis Grd
present guardian, complained of his present position
and Mr. Dclhed declared that the Society the Pre-
vcntion Of Cruelty to Children did that had any
further duties In the matter.
motion was made yesterday before Judgc
Donohne by George w. Wingatc TO remove George If.
Pe the last OF the four receivers OF the Eclectic
alton and 10 reinstate Isaiah Keyscr his Immediate pre-
decessor. The ground OF the motion WAS that Mr. PEEL
had procured Mr. Key-crs by instrumentation
aud had used his position TO lOl members dues
for eight years after the association fact terminated
Judge Donohue reserved his decisOn Tho same udgc
required Mr. Pe TO give security for costs In
OF The 10l suits
An action was brought in the Kings County
Supreme Court by Mary Angus 10 annul her marriage
with Henry Angus. The marriage contracted while
tae plaintiff believed her former husband to be dead
rIs husband was AdOlphe Nolte, who was member oil
the 14h Regiment during the war. aud was reported to
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
COURT OF APPEALS.
DECISIONS. PROCEEDINGS AND CALENDAR.

ALBANY. Jan 29.-The following decisions were
banded down in Of Appeals today: Judgment AZ
frned, with cosis-Frst National Bank OF oxford a9
Maydae ag Wheeler; Hall agt Wheeler First Natl9ns
Bank OF Cheaango agt Wheeler; B9gGeriy ~.
Copper Mining Co; Hunt agt Hunt Horn agt
Pullman Auburn city National Bank agt nun
skier: Rranshaar agt Meyer; Koncr ag'. Msttiage !;
Craglead a Peterson: lIOlden agt NewYork and Ere
Bank Ketetas Kcttl tls and sixth Avenue kAlro
Judgment reversed and trial granted costs W
abide event-Town Of PcrOnt agt iOyecss Jordan ast
Nakenning. affirmed with costs ia reappicfIOu OF
the BrOOklyn and c. H. CO. order Of General Term re-
verz and Judgment verdict affirmed with cOsisDorrltiy
agt Rapp Judgment OF Court and much OF 40
cree Surrogate involved In this appeal reversed WIN
costs either party against e 0thcf-BeVah "g'
Cooper. 49,.
PToceedngs-Tues.lay jan 29.-MoousShe idan agt
JACK Motion rCargument submitted Harris agt Der
dettAOti T.. ID. Mccarthy. for NOTION
Notion referred below Latucr agt. veimpfe-
Morton amend r-mttur submitted Appeals from orders
No 3OO-TeODe et rel. her agt CummiEg.-Subfniltea
for appellant; argued ny T. l.. Wcstorhr0ok Tor re-
spOndrnt. No. $50 -Oridn AIT. Hemb0ld.-SubEltteo
No 375-Latham art. Richarls-Argred by Esck
Cowen for appellant and 4. Pond for respondent No III
Mundly Fire Commissioners; argued by d. J. Dean lut
appellant aud H. d. Hatch for respondent. No 3Sl-Spe
agi. Mayor argued by d. j. Dean for appellant ana T.
- Hatch FOR respondent. General Ciendar-N" SD VIZ
knson agt National Bank, Of Worcester argument
sumci. - n,
Calendar for wednesday So H. 93 %, OF, 81, o.
90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
EFFECT OF CABLE MESSAGE.

In the suit of Funch, Edge q Co. against
Max Abenheim. tried, Monday, before Judge Van
Brunt question to the result Of exhibiting
telegram The plaintiffs freight brokers. In
June 1s74 the defendant desired 10 charter steamer
to load with grain The plaintiffs told him the Royal
Standard was then unloading IN London Abenheim de-
clined sign charter party until he knew when the
vessel would leave London. June 3, 1874 the planrs
showed him this cable Dispatch Z" In answer-Standard
sails direct from London to NewYOrk" Understanding
that would start at the defendant signed
the contract The rates of freight were railing
and. in fact, the vessel did not leave Lon
don until some days later. and did not reach
New York until July -. The defendant then refused 10
freight her. and plaintiffs did not succeed IN getting
a charter party unri July 30 al about ~ 1000 below
the price offered by The defendant For thai sum they
sued Judge Van Brunt ruled that a. the plaintiffs had
showed the defendant their own source OF information
cable he could not claim that they had de-
ceivcd him. II he deceived, he was selldeccycd
lie left it 10 the jury 70 whether the plaintiffs had
used proper energy TO recharter the vessel 10 save
themselves and the defendant unnecessary loss The
jury gave verdict for the plaintiffs yesterday for
.79O 3D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
APARTMENT HOUSES NOT NUISANCES.


Judge Van Worst, in a very long and
elaborate opinion decided the suit OF Fannie T. Mus
grave against John II. Sherwood. Mrs MusGraNe
bought house in FftAave, above Fortyfourthst from
Mr. Sherwood. in 1872. for 100000. She says she
bought il on Mr. SherwOots that his otner
property between her house and the corner and on
Forty Ourths would continue to he private residences,
and that the covenants in old deeds to him protected
her from nuisances on his land. lie did not his
houses private residences, but turned them INTO
as the Sherwood House Mrs MusgIave took
no legal proceedings until last year, when Mr..
sherwood began to add TWO stories to his hote building
the party wall between his louise and Mrs. Nus
graves the additional twO-sOry wall. she then opened
thIs suit to enjOin INN, and got temporary Injunction
Her counsel took three grOundsst, that the party
wall being completed when she bought it, the defendant
had right TO alter il materially second, that Mr.
ShcrwOOd's assurances having induced her purchase
estOpped h;n, making any alterations inconsistent
with the OF his houses as private dwellings; ana,
hd that the covenants Ia the old deeds against thc-
prevented him from using his house as an
apartment-hOuse
Judge Van Worst holds that either occupant OF party
wall may extend II upward downward, II he does not
weaken the wall lnjure the other building that the
statements ascribed 10 Mr. Sherwood, but dccd by HIM.
are il taken true not representations OF facts but
promises for the future, which do not act az estopes,
invalid contracts, being uuWTtcn
also that an apartment house family hotel Is not
as the occupation of three more families indie
pendenly. while III that class OF hotels bOth washing
and cooking done in He therefore GsinsSes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
STRGNGE DISAPPEiRINCE ar NYICK
SUSPICIOUS or FoUL PLAY ~ Regard TO TUE FATE
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's EMrLoYR.

SUSPICIOUS or FOUI. PLAY ~ Regard TO THE FATE
ArNfrED STATES MARsHAL's EMrLOYR.
John Burns, of No. 2sS Avenue A. has been
employed by United states Marshal OF tins city for
nine months In the capacity Of keeper On January
ne went to Nyack with Deputy United states Marshal
Ets aud was left there by Mr. Etsall In charge OF the
steamboat Cirstina. the NewYork and Syack Line,
which had been attached in suit now pending.
burns took up his quarters In one Of the state
rooms. and with the COOK and or two
other employees Of the boat. lived on board.
The friends of Burns In SewYork sent articles to
him ut NyacR by messenger January %, when 1t was
discovered that he had since January 10.
on the following DAY, his brother Patrick Burns went
10 Nvack 10 investigate the Of tho disappearance
One OF the employees the steamer informed him that
on the afternoon Of January 10 he came on board In
company with Burns and they down in the cabin
together Burns left on table duplicate attachment.
which be earned for authority and. saying that he
would 20 stairs, left the cabin and had not been seen
since.
missing man. and III harrOoni, boy informed The
brother that Burns had left there AT o'clock on the
morning January 90 10 take train Tor New YORK
IL was asceTained that the earliest train Tor New-loTk
started at III, and upon returning to the baroom'
after learning this the brother noticed that the propro-
and bartender did not feel at all Inclined To taA on
the subject; but they gave To him penEn some stI
change scarfpin and ring which were recognized AS
the property OF the missing man. and when
the floor the morning after Burns went away.
A man was found afcrward who was said 10 have leit
The barruorn Burns at the hour mentioned but lie
could be found that knew Of hight IN the saloon lhat
night. Patrick Burns stated MONDAY that bis brother
had little money with him at Nyack. superntendfi mt
Waing was informed OF the disappearance last week.
and this city has been thoroughly searched for the
ing man, but thus far IN VAIN. The brother went 10
Mack Yesterday 10 continue the search
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
RESULTS OF THE PHELPS FRAUDS.

The argument of the appeals in the suit of
the People against the Bank OF North America, be-
gun Yesterday in tho general term of the Supreme
Court The suit grows OF the defacation OF Charles
H. Phelps the cashier the State Treasury Department
who sent drafts Of COUNT TreasuTers 10 sherwin
Co.. this city, who collected them through the defend
ant bank Eight Of these amounting to S19,OJO were
Endorsed Dy Phelps alOn" who had no authority 10 In
dorse tnem these the referee gave Judgment for
the People The remaining two, amounting to $4,000
were Endorsed by the Deputy Treasurer and on these
the referee found for the bank.
Both sides appealed and the case for the People
opened yesterday Francis g. Barlow claiming that the
deputy Treasures power to ndOTsc, only power to
inGor-e the drafts T. certain designated banks,
and the defendant bound TO know that fact well
- that Phelps had authority 10 indursc them Fran
keInan and Elhu Root 10 speak in reply to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
THE COURTS.
THE CARDINALS LEGACY.
TESTIMONY OF DIR. CHATARD IL THE MERRILL VIII


CASE.
Mrs. Caroline A. Merrill, a somewhat eccen-
trio woman made a Will leaving almost all ler property
TO the Roman Catholic Church, not in name as that
would give rise legal questions but portion TO Arch
bishop, now Cardinal McCcskey, aud the rest, being
really the larger portion Bishop Bacon, Of Portland
Me- or his in the bshorrc Bishop Bacon died
before Mrs Merrill and sle altered her viii 10 give
all had intended FOR the Maine Bishop to Cardinal
McCloskey. Her estate is said 20 be worth over $780,
OO0 and her ncphews and neces seventeen in all, con
test both TIE Original will and the codieI. As an Incl
dent To the contest Bishop Bacon's successor Bshop
Hcalcv, OF Maine. nfeIp0ses his CLAIM, that, II the
codc Is set aside the estate may btil 20 under Ihe
viii. to the diocese OF Maine
Mrs. Merrill spent most her later years abroad, Nv
ng much III italy The Only witness eXaihhea yesteEody
The Rev. Dr. Chatard, rector OF the American Col
the Cardinal as substitute lOt BISHOP Daco MO va
dead after considerable cons uaton signed paper
intended 10 be copc To- Ter %: ana 'nen seh' ~ 70
M Glover, lawyer Oi ms ety. l" Dc pay III proper
shane Dr. Chatard believed her TO he OF tnoioughy
sound mind. She dressed plainly Dut NE lady. one
seemed 10 him 20 be an unusually she va Oiu iuy WIN
In xannatiou the witness stated that he knew
moi ming about Mrs. Ncrrs property and in fact
rather annoyed at having anything to do with the Will
lie understood that she had formed definite resolution
to Love bcr money 10 the Church Mir Glover was The
why Mrs Merrill sent the cUdic 10 be revised 10y NM
Several imperfect memoranda Tor cOdicis were here
offered in evidence, almost all expressing the same OBJ
lec to have the estate gwen IN Charities through thc
agency OF Cardinal McClOskey, OF Father Preston or
pcaTed to the witness To 10 in the handwriting OF DE-
smith, Professor of DUGmac Theology al tue College in
Rome Mrs. Merrill had always expressed great conf
dence Moses Taylor.
Dr. Chatard was cross-exlmucd at length as TO Mrs
Mcrr's behavior toward her cOnrier, Lorenzo Maila
He testified that she TOOK great interest Ia iti as
servant and aided n in his marriage bit he saw nOth
ing improper or anything which would Justify him III
writing familiar letter to Mrs. Merrill The case was
tben edi al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30

aha oreservation of the Uniop and they thus became Dol
nv a legislative act but great National act Tue se
c.~ties thus negotiated had passed from mana 10 na t
ond were now held by National THANKSGIVING oahs'
"u,r,nies widows and orphans throughout the lanu'
II W fyle the Government did not get me i race NiW
or ia bonds, and one could deny tha ~ wa i aiu 90
-, hi i'm coin FOR which less than fun Naue was
1rai,sd: but this was the history or the debt' DOT"
pubic ana private. ,, ,.,-,..,,,, ~. ooon4 .,ca-s
and argued that the people understood that their oeot
- a. ha Maid I'm gold TIE Democratic I@ilY III
SG2 auuouurod in its platform that where the ohga
tens az the Government did not expressly provide lOt
IL Tn,teI states This concession u Inc
financial hercsieS which found root IN ne sou
Marty was defeated ana General Grant came s;o power
pdqed 10 the payment OF the National QtOt IN com o
s eguvaont. So the pcODie had set their seal or ap
probation upon the view that cur Obligations were paya-
cellars were received at the Custom House IN 300
Congress changed lis policy 10 gold siah1aN.
He expressed the sentiments Of large majority o. tn
ne0ple Of State opposing tins h lnty nau pth
rdu.aed in a school Of financial rccltude. Nh.h III
1910, the state Of Maryland fully asccrtahta tuS
amount Of her Indebtedness, her people 1Mmgr
and Nv a rfeid system OF taxation. paid it, Financial
missionaries might among them tG,cnhg tlt uli-
able hefcses. but the native hobtsy "IGn ss ,neI'
acts Will only appear the lusirous lie was not OPP
unsed TO the COINAGE OF silver DOLLARS providing try
bear a true relation to the gold dollar.
Mr.. CAMERON (Rep, Wls) submitted an amendheht
10 the Silver Bin 50 as 90 prOvde that the dollar shall
consist OF 4gO grains standard silver instead OF 1l22
grains. Ordered 10 be printed
Mr. BURNSIDE Rep.. Il. ~. submitted an amend
ent to clause declaring that said dollar snail be
egaltender for all debts public and private, so as 10
provide that it shall be lesacnder for all dcOts pubuc
ana private amounting TO sums over 5000 ordered
Mr. CHRIsTIANCY rep, Mich.) then took the floor to
sneak upOn the Silver Bill but yielded to Mr.. HAnLiN
d.ep Mel, Oh whose motion the Senate went into exec
utve and, when the doors were reopeheu' at
80 = " uftnn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
SATISFYING 4 MORTGAGE.

General Samuel J. Hunt, of No. % West
Thirty-fourths brought suit against G.. NJ Chapman,
OF Brooklyn executor and others, and recovered IN
June 1875 Judgment under foreclosure property III
Brooklyn. The amount $l2,220 IS. On June 20,
1878, Mr. Chapman handed TO the plaintiffs attorneys
check for the full amount receiving receipt therefor
Last Summer Mr. Cha Inan found that the judgment was
still unsatisfed motion 10 cancel the judgment Of
record was made before JuCge Gilbert, who ordered IA
reference in the 10 shown by the testimony
that the mortgage satisfied at the time the check
was given. This document, however, could not DC pro
dueed and, Judge Gilbert said he had no power 10
compel the plaintiff another satisfaction piece,
he directed that the mortgage be cancelled by order Of
ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30

he killed. About two years ago MIS- Angus earne1 B1t
NOlte alive and residing n Rochester The rfef'e
who took the evidence, recommended that the marriage
with Angus be declared void Tue decision OF Judge
Gilbert reserved.
An application was made yesterday to Judge
Sper by Antonettc Green in her suit for limited divorce
against Philip Green. for aim1ny Her story gives sai
account OF abuse and Entertainment. She says she had
once to call IN policeman protect herself and once TO
leave the house night and walk the streets 10 a'v
her husbands blows. lie says she always begnl Lie
roub!c ard that he never violent, but that he was
obliged "a have his hair cut close 10 save II from Her.
She his income is $1,000 year. He says IL Is Ncn
less Judge Suetr reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
NAVY ORDERS.

WAsHINGToS, Jan. 29.-Captain ID. Is. Har-
lnony u ordered to the Plymouth. Coniman-
derA r. Yatss detailed Inspector OF Ordnance at
League Island Captain d. ". TORY is ordered to the
Navy Yard at League Island Captain Edward Barry Is
detached from the command OF the Plymouth ana
placed on waiting orders. Lieutenant Arthur r. Osborne
il detached from the Naya Academy and ordered to the
National schooishp St. Marys, at New-York. Passed
Charles A. Scgfriei Is detached from
the rcgevingshp Wyoming. and ordered 10 tho Alrt,
Asiniic station. Passed Asss;antsurgcon H. H. Maren
from INC Alert OH the reporting Of his relief, and or
dered to return home and report his arrival Carpenter
j. :. Carter, detached from INC Navy Yard League
island, and placed on waiting orders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
DECISIONs-IAN. %.

Supreme Court Eamtcrs-liv Judge Donohue.-
Fohan at schapptr: pel act Brett Pell agt Ashley
Pcll ag North Pei agt. Mhlrkham Granted Cazade ast
KeiLiotz; HadlucS agt. webb; Auclmcriy agr. "ehI-
orders erante caldwell Nlee; Wilson agt. Simpson
Motions denied without costs In the matter Of Beck-houOn
denied memorandum.
I}y Jrdge Blady.-Shedon Hat Blocking Company agt.
Eickenmcvcr Hat Hooking Companv.-Granted.
~ judge LawTence-Stonc Phosphate 60. aRt Dwight
Taylor Palmer Clark agi. Decker Wari sgt lI0th
Brown agt Reynolds; Ptt agt Del Hoyo Bonta at Cbe
ney.-C;Iantcd The People rel Gibbons AFT Dunhain
The molten that the return Of Justice Flanagan 10 the writ Of
cercrr amended denied. with costs VI notion SHOOK
art NcncndofAs stated IN the argument allowanc oil
Will the defendant order Of discoiin
entered the remainder OF The motion u de
MED without costs the matter II Elliott must dismiss
this writ memorandum. -
Spttai TernBy Judge Iawrence-Gorety agt lie count
Wits ai-Oricrs granted. LOhcnsi,in agt
McGrum acknowledgement for PLAINTIFF Of foreclosure
Iy judge Van Vorst-Fowlcr act. Mehrach and others
Jalieson ait Jamiesnn FHdn. syctel aud signed. Mus
grave att acknowledgements dismissed without costs
opinion
superior COHri-NpCcidf TTm--By Judge Sedgwlck.
Oakley act. Hvttt-FiudinES settled.
Common Picus-C hGBiJcs.-liv Judge LaTremore -
pcGOu McSI edouleuort confirmed, complaint us
missed. pisntlf tO pay disbursements.
by Judge j. T. Ddly.Fra-t aet agdn same aSt same
Judgment Of foreclosure and sale ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRE Tuesday, Jan. 90, 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change SalesrOon to-day:
By c. j. LV01.
3story brick tenement house and store with lot. NO
Jos oo.a1 - 100 !. $500
BIZ Hugs ". Camp.
3stOry and basement brown stone house Win iot 30
f6o4 Is A9e r.s hGIo II i''.o 1000
Wa. HcnRsitg.
3stOry brick dwelling house with lot no 33l East
Grimm oioo Zaave, 'o' $500
Be- ~. y. HOFFMAN.
5story brick dwelling house with lot, No 49, West
sar rS Iiors, asoo vhVe o' .aoA'oo 5000
BIZ /. H. Sts1cRs0a. IT,
by private contract Of 4stOrv high stOOp brick and
cor MsSoSSye Skeo lot 80 # to Kroeber for H. ocO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
SUIT on STOCK TRANSACTIONS.

The suit of Henry ID. Burkctt against Will
liam L. Taylor and another Taylor Brother was tried
yesterday before Judge Van Brunt. The plaintiff in
1870 had stock transactions with the defendants
under agent brokers' contract In 1873 after a
brief cessation OF dealings, he bought through them 200
shares Chicago and Rock Island stock at 100. The stock
fell 10 80 Which, his margin having fallen below 10 per
cent the defendants sold ont his stock lie claims mat
they had night 10 do and ASKS $1,000 damages. The
Court 1T the jury determine whether the trans
action came under the old contract which would relieve
the defendants. The jury are to bring In
"a sealed verdict TINS morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
CALENDARs THIS DAY.

stPRFNR COURT-CH, NHFRs---, Nos. - ~ - 95.
2Gs 272 277 PSI ZS2 2s, 81 49, IS: 300 80 80" sol
9G lJ7. $500 . ... -.
CIRctfr-PABI I-Douohuc. J-Nos 1898 2o3S l4l, 1893,
1877, 1873. lOG, 2632 llOil 1851, ll % N6l, O1N,
SOC So 1873 1888 1919, @6t7 2,oi 1915, 1896 1885,
2Isa 1866. 1899, lO22, 1879 1880 1881 1882 $780, 1871,
1897. 1898, 1888. l7Os9, 1874. 1898, ISL. 800, ,o-o
PART Ivan Eor.t J;-No. g33 Gl2 So l!O62 i2ce9'
1851 537. 94 733 2O57 1854 1900 1909 l2S 2b12 lZGl
PSaT iii Van Brnnt Nos ssl 1908 a3i 59s 23o
1896 $50, 1l2l 1854. 3Gs. 1874 1872 ZOOS So l3Oi
lUg4 jl2 1852. l0l7 29Si. 2gs2 .~. SO, d. 10. IL
GFNEEAL SESSIONS PART 1-Suthcrand. john NJ. CLARK
and Jos, pin NcCabe, robbery Louisa Shunan anu Isaac
Lifetime, felOnious assault aud battery.
PtEr Ii-Gicrseeve, JDavid lellahan robbery louisa
Muller. Tlonas Mcclure. william York, Antonio Ia-olano.
Thomas sne Wood aud James CushOrn clonions
assault AMI battery: David Nc.mayhem Michael Bfi"n.
Isaac Pingeman AMI Joseph A. Waer, burglary Michael
Dowdel grand larceny James LEROY burg ary; John A.
larceny from the person; Charles
Willis David Sterling. Mary hickle and Prank NctoT an
Patrick Curtis and Archie T. Hudson froni
battery william Anderson, Maria G!sck.
aud Kate cNamlfa. grand larceny william Wcsson, petit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
.or one year. with permission TO 20 beyond the sea- Is
granted Captain Henry Nowlan OF the 9TH Cavalry.

Opinion of Mississippi Senator as to tn G
best form nj the fraud resolution ReS0ired. Tha'
Rutherford b. Hayes il fraud aud Samuel j. Tiden is
failure Washington Post.
Senior is questioned" What is the name of
t.at lady to whom you are cngagsd!" Senior blandly
responds" Which one ~ Obcrlin Review.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SIM rtsas 712 SIM set. w 5l5 Clock fast. 10 81
Moon nses... 539 Moon soufhs lOOf NOON age Gays -
WATER Tc-DAY-A NJ $50
sandy Hook 53I Gov Island. COS Hell Gate.'. 1871
HIGH WATER ro-DAY-r. " ~,
Sandy Hook 5jg Gov. Island. 0i3 Heh Gate''' o'o-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-30
sc,IDrD no DEATH on A ruGBoAT

William c. Barrett of No. 172l2 iork-st.,
jersey CITY, fatally scalded Al on Monday, on
board the steam tug ". H. T.. Cuny, lying at Pier No Q,
North River The boiler of the tug being In
spected, and Mr.. Barrett below In the hold, when
The frame around the manhce gave way, and the hot
water escaping. scaidcd his whole body. The boat was
immediately taken over the Jersey SIDE. and Mr.
Jarrett with some assistance. able 10 walk nome,
,r1nrn he dlnd III j n,clnck. Tho enmO day.