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HEARIKLNDlNG If TRUE.

well dressed, mddlc.s aged man left a small box
In a SOAP factory in Jersey CITY ON Wednesday even.
lag. and returning yesterday morning Tue lii
removed. me body Of male chi.a, apparently a
day or two old, WAS iound wIthin wrapped up IN
paper Blood having eozcd IRON tue NOUN and
stained tue lace ana neck " was thought best TO
notiiy tho Coroner who removed the boay TO the
Mvrgue aud notihed the police. At noon the man
appeared, ana wnen ths c0LdltIvn OF affairs was
made known TO i'm gave plausible explanation OF
the mystery Ii was his own enid, he said aud
Stubborn aud he bad lett u overnight al the soap
factory wbile IN search oil 50 so wnerewh To deIray
The expenses OF burial. He showed a certncsle 20
the peculiar brtn Of the child signed by Dr. Rae.
Coroner GaAAea 10 yst uaascidsd his iulure
ton The ossa
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A PECULIAR Do UMENT.

Thomas Il. Davis, Jr., residing at tho Hotel Bruins
wick, yesterday pstioned Tor the admission q mo
will OF his father to probate. The estate, distributed
by tho instrument offered, amounts to about
81 10000 The will was drawn ny Charles OiConor
who is named one Of the executor. and - chr.
actcrized by great minutcncss detail. The estate
is preserved its integrity long AS the law viii
allow is then distributed win conditions. rns
heirs are Ann DAVIS, widow; Isabella Sanford,
daughter; Ann La Monsanc, lighter; Mabcda
Lan,e, daughter; Lizzie Garrotti, daughter,
Florence; Marie d'Huersel, dsugat Paris /:
Isabella Nelson. rauddausb.er; Fredrck
Gcohard, grandson; Edward dHauorre, grAno sou,
and the petitioner. rue nrst clause % tue viii III
reefs that all the testmors house Effects aud per
sonai properly, including pictures, Jsweiry, siycr,
diamonds, linen, glass. norses, carriages and their
appointments, be gwen 10 hs wiaow, ana lnat H. Q
esaie email pay her an ANNUITY o 50, 900 year In
lieu oi dover Inc second clause airecls his gu.
tors 10 Ieasc n house aud pot OF ground on staten
Island near Rich mond terrace aud pay me ,n.oIno
10 hi son. VINO may aispose OF the properly by Will
nus VIE or i.suc-to vie, however only Tor mo-
The tbIrd clause givss the income OF oHe -four
part OF the residue Of hts estate to each OF hts Grand
cpa1rcn by tatnartne Gcohard. oecea5od, ustI they
are thirV years VI aye, tnan absolutely Onc-elgntn
OF tue revenue, The fourth cause Directs shah
In trust Tor Thomas DAVIS, Jr. me min clause
directs that each of his six daughters shall for
her sole and separate use, from The coutr0 IL
husband aud without The power 10 aisnatc tho same
the income Of egDth oil The remainder Tho eau
also provinces that ali The income IRON the snre OF
his daughter Morn, VINO N unmarried over az 600 per
annum shalt he paid TO her notbcr Nora alter mar.
rage shaii share as the other daughters he sixth
clause ties the shares up securely BY providing tbs
the beDo nciafcs SHAT oniy beqacatn hall hor
oneoigth 10 husband or wIie snd only lic interest
Ia that one halt Tue seventh clause provides that
the annuity TO BIO paid to the widow shall be CHAR re
on the several PARTS OF the estate, az follows :-one
twenty ourn part 10 bs de uctea from rosIuua RI
income given 10 the children OF the deceased aug ter
Csthariae and one eighth part TO be charge each
OF the portions given 10 any OF his cnilareD. Ann
Davis, Thomas h. DAVIS, Jr Charles U'Conor. Viii.
lam II. GeDnaru anu Thomas Vyse are the executors
The Will Witnessed by Junu CISCO, Van IS Living.
ston and Edward Eliveoduff, Jr.
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SAVE The CHlLDkEN.
Tho Health Commissioners yesterday issued the fol.
lowing circular tor distribution IN Dug bout city

HEAtgu HkrAKrMrST
NO sol MOTT sraKkr, Nrv ORR
The following of SslitAty C0mnittee The
Board at M nth diArrnua diseases Ot Is
proved anu punished w the boafas
negect the bow ols In Infant.
su the family disp-nssy pny scan once, and he viii
give rules abo.t shuutu take shonId
be nurseI. Keep your rooms possible, have
iron snks pives, garbago soSs cutters atou the
houc where you 1--we Dee that your own apartments
ri,ht and cmp,an 20 tho DoAt Of Health, Jo Mott
street tie n.ignborb0od Is onenssve Who're infant
is cross ana irritable ~ the hoi weather, trp Oh the
will do ~ great deal ut aerryba steam.
boat aud mas prevent cholera iniantum. Du sl0w
cbiiurfn nnupc mutt an In ant,
old. should not have auy nut except by a
physctan's ordcr.
vcty Weather dress children In thin clothing
ustnc them win cola water times day.
Ciidrcn under ton mouths 70 ola do
thing bat the breast niis Cows mk pure
IL msae like womans mlls by adding ome-thira
twu-thirds mix ami wsrnng 10 MOOD neHt, 1ste
oneourtn OF OF white TO pint OF
mixture milk ana but IN the cty good deal
the mii~ mas plenty of watef ana too iitti. cream
do nt Nurse the chi see that te mursing bottle,
tube aud mouthpicce srs kept in clean water
nseo ana The addition OF bite soda will keep - from
coming sont ~ the baby not thrive we'll
mix consult physician take INN some Of tue mix
using, brag IL 20 No. 3Jl Mott
board o Health win examine 10 Tor yoa BY order Of the
Beard. q. n. CuANDBER, President
ExwoSs CLARK, Secretary.
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ABANDONED By ALL

Josephine Praet, VINO attempted to commit suicide
In the Ftty-seventn Street Prison sunday and
committed 10 the Island appeared again before Judge
Dany yesterday anu asked TO be recommtted.
..whas brought you aowntn asked the Judge.
"lhcy SAID that was not insane and they did not
want mc," replnd Josephine
~ nat MADE you AT cmpt sucidcfp
"a WAS urea vi lie, y sh. answered with painful
wo, bsgone expression sadaening her counienance
"W herever 4 60 nobody VANS me. went 10 tho
III last night, anu they toId tnIs mug 90
away aud get we'll. don't know what 10 IN at,er
with me Sometimes | am all right, anu ~ otner
times DOM Know what am doing 1of hours"
Josephine was sent s,srs 10 the prison, where
she viii 10 kept uDtii examined.
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JEWELLERS SAFEGUARDS.

Robberics OF the sample trunks Of the travellers in
the jewery trade have been frequent Of lats and
so great amount Of properly has been lost that
the manufacturing jewellers have organized pro-
failing IN tha TO recover the property and prosecute
the thieves. The association numbers already 100
members aud represents many millions OF dollars.
Wutle the neiurers al present are manly New York
men any Jewery manu- sctursr IN the United States
may become \ mcmvcr A large amount OF money
enough to carry out The proposed system oil sale
Rusras-has already been subscribed aud Pinkerton's
Detective Agency has been chosen by the association
10 lake charge OF the WORK. An escIien Of officers
will be held week.
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FELL FROM THE MASTHEAD.

Peter Anderson taken 10 thu Long Island College
HospnA Brooklyn yesterday suffering iron the ELECTS
Of f.l which he received board The swedish bark
Pcuopoiis on the 10Th Inst. The injured man was
working ut the masthead of the vessel the Nme
when he missed his footink and Tell 10 the deck,
Pslropo4s arrived ~ his psrs from Issiy WsAaes-
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An intelligent looking man stood before Judgs
Murray yesterday charged win swinaiiur. Tnefs
was tut compliant made against u M, on winch
ne was Committed In default ot $500 Uat 10. nIs
operations are k3own nave extended over umOcr
OF years and there are people all over Inc country
Who have suffered M his hands. tie Is BOOK agent,
bis IL Thomas w. CowIey, but he has az ured
~ various ocAli,i.s under ths aliases oil T. w., IA.
and Jaeob H. ssudsE
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Of Broadway and coriandt street.: ofcer Robinson
nlerered with the cacbers and Jack released
Several downtown merchants heard Of jacks capture
and MADE up purse for the purpose OF purchasing
him collar license Toe Permit Bureau az the
Guy Hall na granted the privilege SO That
JACK can peram0ua ate the streets without furthef
molestaiJuD
Major Hart also granted thirteen new licenses and
thirty nine renewals.
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BOpY,S Dog.

Two dog cstehers recently seized a canine named
Jacx, who roams around the Tweuiy-seventn precnc,
station house Hm beat also extssasd " tue corner
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OFFICIAL RESPONSIBILITY.

In Supreme Court Chambers, yesterday, before
Judge Potter, there came up mandamus proceeding,
begun At the instance OF herman Hoover, 10 compel
the Receiver Of Taxes correct the records OF his
ufcc. II appeared that in December, 1876, Mr..
Hoover, beng then about to purchase piece Of city
property put in a search IN the Tax once pay.
ment OF taxes, ano a ad a return made that
nothing que. On the faith OF this
return he purchased the property. Two years
later, In a search for unpaid assessments,
he had returned to him record OF arrears OF
which had accrued prior to the search, the faith
poinl DEVELOPED that the time Of the nrst
search Tor taxes, on which Mr. Hoover purchaser the
records having been produced by taxes paid on tho
adjoining property by John Haray having been cred
ted ON this properly. Since tnat search, no. over,
bar. Hardy had procured correction 10 be made OF
the records, anu The amount vas tben charged
against Mr.. Hoover's property as arrears Mr.. Hoe
vor now socks By the present proceeding TO compel
the Commissioner OF Taxes to restore his records
tho CONDITION In which lney were at the time the
search Was made on tho LAIN Of which Mr.. Hoover
made the purchase OF his property. II tnis
ton ~ mauc II will relieve Mr. Hoover from the pay
mcnt aud make the city responsb A Tor the
acts vi Tue lax officials its gents. Alter srgument
Juugo Potter look tho papers, rescrving his decision
INTERESTING ia LIQUOR DEALERS.
An important decision WINS handed down by Chiet
Justice Waite. sitting in the United States Circuit
Court, yesterday, In the Of the New York Rect
Tying Company against ths United sta.cs, on appeal.
Tho plaintiff reciner OF distilled SPIRITS contracted
Fs'ssnmann Co., authorized dstillcrs OF high.
wines, Tor certain wines, TO DO delivered Aug ust IL
1878. Ficisch mann Co. delivered fifteen barrels OF
her own manufacture, and declared their Ipabiity
TO deliver more, bul when tho full amount was IN
sisted en- they delivered the necessary barrels, the
stamps and marks on which Indicated that they were
made Dy some other dstilier. Fieschmann q Co.
were not authorized retail nouor dealers, and his
decision Juuge Write says.-sIhe District Court
IN
In error Tor the penalty imposed Isl 000) by
section SO, 10 OF Revised Statutes Tor dealing with
Unauthorized parties dstiiier Is only author zcd
by virtue VI his occupation to sell spiruB OF MS
production Every person who sell spirits, except
. distiilcr properly may, Is wholesale or retail
dealer according 10 the quantity lie sells. Fletch-
Co. acted as wholesalers and distillerA
Not being authorized Wholesale dealers the plaintiff
error, rcctlncf was prohibited by the statute IRON
receiving this dehvery from them"
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge Pot.
ter-No-. g. 49, Ia lie, 1873, 1872 ITO, ILL., IT, 1872
1913, 2l5 2lS, 2l9, 22o, 49, IA, 225
SUPREME CoUKr-GBNERAL TEkM.-Adjourned until
july 80.
SUPREME CouRr-SPEcIAL rERN-Hcd by Judge
DononueNos $685. 52S, $685. 515 70, 10, 469 40, $50,
2l5 81, 3o2
SUPREME CoUKr- CIRcuiT-part Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Short cuuses-Nos. 1882 3037, 3660 38dl
1891, 347o, 1851. 1896, 3e4o Par. 2-Held BY Judge
Van Vorsl.Snort causes Nos. 342+. 3407 ~ 1871
2294, 1887 $780, 1872 $685. 1855, 2699, 3532 Part3
Adjourned Tor the. term
SUPERIOR CouRT-GsNERAL TERM.-Adiourned sine
die.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEciAL TERA-held by Judge
SeagwicK.-No day calendar.
Judge sauforu.-short causes-Nos. 1856, 9l7, 1922
1928, 1866 1408, 400. Part 2.-AdJourned Tor The
term. Part 3-Hed oy Judge Freodman.-N0s 90S,
909 $40. 1929, 1885, 922
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrr TERx-Adjourned for tho
COMMON PLEAs-CuAmBsRs-Held by Judge Van
Hoesen.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLKAs-IRiAL rERM-parts and 2-Ao-
journud Iur Inc term.
MARINE CouRr-lKIAL TERM-Part l.-Adjourned for
the term PART 2-heId by Judge sheridan short
causes-Nos AIS. 1883, 1888, 1884 4s3s. 1885, 4S47
1857 1885, 1885, 1929 4l40 1870 4545, 47O4. Para s.
Held by Jude oEnott-shor. causcs-Nos. 2S49, 1896
$780, 4745 49l5 1885, 1905 1925 1885, 4y27 472l 1885,
4944,. 4942, 4S24
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part 1--Beiore udge
Sutherland The People VS. Dennis Leary, ROBBERY !;
Same John Hannshan, burglary; Same vs.. John
O'Neil, larceny from the person; Same vs. Rhody
Carpenter, larceny IRON the person Same vs. Charles
Buchner. larceny from the person; Same VS.. Katie
Wild, larceny from thc person; same va Thomas B.
Lussey, petit larceny; same vs.. William Beck, as
sault and battery.
SUPREME COURT DAY CALENDAR.
BUFFALO, N. Y, June ~, 1878.
The following Is the day calendar Of the General
Term Supreme Court, Fourth Department, Tor June
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


DkDsaicK-HARRfs On Thursday, June 90. ne tho
Prcsby er,n Memorial Church, oy Rev. joseph y.
Elder, JAMES Hermann DEDEgIcK to CoRNsLIA D..
youngest daughter 81 chares j. Harris all OF ;ns city
FowLER--Coss kLyEA.-Wedncsday evening, Juno
20, mt The ola BusnwicK. Church. ny the Rev. Henry
A Powell, JAcoB d. FOWLER 10 HATTIE A. CoSsgLYEA,
all Brooklyn
ISGEgsoL-- BLoonER In this city, the 20 inst,
By u. r. v,n Bisgtrk WILLIAM H.. IxGEEsJLL and
KATE EvAsGELaE BLooMEK-
JAcoBrs-DELANo.-Oa the 9th inst. at he Fourth
Ayenue Prcsoytariau Church by the Rev. Howard
Crosby ARTHUR N. JAcoBUs, NJ. d 10 MANY l.,
daugatef OF Mrs. MAry E. and tho late Geo. W.
DelanO
SsIFART-MILLER On "Wednesday, June 20 at tho
residence the Drlde's mother, by The Rev. w.
Bussc OTTo SErFART h. HENRIETTA MILLER, No cards
SIMPSON, scHEkREg On Wednesday June 26, al
the de the BRIDES siepathcr. g. ). Garr..
son. by Rev. J. T.. Searles, GEORGE QuIxrARD SIAP-
son TO CASSIE ScHsaRER. both Of New York.
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steiner named and was sunk. The decision holds
that both at fault and damass should be divided
terdsy order OF dscontinuancc IN SUIT brought on
behalf OF the city against the Blocker street aud
Fulton Ferry Railroad Company. The suit was 10 ro-
for of license fees for tho compan IS
cars the city accepted Sl7 500 and. al the
time, agreed 20 wipe out judgment previously Cd.
tanned against the company for arrears OF rent OF
premises belonging to the city and occupied oy tho
company
a saloon keeper, named Abraham Marks, OF No. la4
Division street. TAX into custody Detectives
O'Connor and Field, on WEDNESDAY afternoon,
on charge OF perjury, and committed 10 tho
Fourteenth precinct station house. Il Is said that
Marks Is well known to the authorities, having as
alleged, been arrested about three years ago
similar charge. Last he accused of high
way robbery In the Court Of General Sessions A
lhe local sy nagogues TOOK SIDES the matter and
the jury found Marks not guIlty. The charge now
preferred against Marks Is that ne swore falsely 10
suit The Marine Court for $40 600 Tor alleged SIAN
der, brought by mis- wife Annie sgans Leon Frisch,
member OF The same congregation IL is claimed that
Marks swore that FrIsch called his wife offensive
names tbs accused was taken before Judge Suther-
and in the Court OF General Sessions ana committed
TO the Tombs IN default OF ST. 500 BAL.
To be added the list OF legal proceedings had
the Hazard divorce suit 10 which TOOK place the
Sixth District Court yesterday before Judge Kelly
When Captain Hazard lett MS vile he neglected lake
with him his trunk OF wearing apparel aud since
made persistent efforts 10 obtain the same, but Mrs.
losing patience, Hazard sold his properly to one
George Bradbury, his brother-in-law, VINO sued
writ OF repievin and TOOK the property from Mrs.
Haz trd's possession Mr. Bradbury considering nat
possession was all that desired. failed 10 put in
appearance, and when Judge Kelly called the
Benjamin Stelnhardt, counsel tor Mrs. Hazard, moved
for dismissal OF the action, caimn ING hat Bradbury
the owner OF the properly, which Was only
sold to bring the present action Judge Kelly gran
Mr. Ste,nhardt's application and dismissed pro-
ccedings with costs, and directed tue property taken
by the Marshal to be returned in OF allure to
return the That the defendant receive the vaue
which, II not pa5, Will subject the plaintiff 10 impris-
IN Ludlow Street jail
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SUPREME COURT DAY CALENDAR.

BUFFALO, n Y, June ~, 1878.
The following Is the day calendar Of the General
Term Supreme Court, Fourth Department, Tor June
g. ls7s-Nos. l3 u.s. l2O H. LIZ, l25 $50, l3l, 49,
~
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;lICaq 4 NorthVeStoplR. R


PASSENGERS for Chicago, Detroit, Toledo,
Clevai md, Buffalo, Magyar Falls, l'ittsburg
Cincinnati, Reci,es tn, Albany, Toronto Mon
trral, Qnelr,c, Portland, Boston, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington, saint
Louis. Cairo. san Francisco, SacF anl.nto, Ug-
den, salt Lake City, Denver Council Bulls.
Marquette. kscrr,Aba, Menaslaa, Madison, Clpy
sHnr, Omaha, Yanaton, Green BAY, Mlwau-
kssa and AL points West, Sonth and East should
buy their tickets via CHICAGO and the
Chicago and Northwestern Railway.
Close connections are made at Chicago will,
che Lake Shore ana Michigan Southern, Mich
igsn Central, Baltimore and Ohio, pittst,DrQ,
Fort Wayne and Chicago, Kankakee Line and
pan HandIe Routes, for all points East and
South as', and With the Chicago and Alton
and Illinois Central for Ill points South.
tlAsse connections are also made with The
Union Pacific &. e. as Omaha for ali far West
points.
Close connections are made at junction points
with trains Of all cross roads.
PULLMAN PALACE CARS.
These celebrated cars are run on all nigh.
trains On al. the lines of this roaf
This N thu oaLY LIyErunning these cars he
TWEEN Chicago and st Paul or Chicago and
Milwaukee
Al Omaha orr s.eep4rs connect with the
Overland keepers on the Union Pacific Rail-
road for ali points west OF the Missouri River.
Among tbs
Inducements Offered by this
Route
TO the tray ling public are all the modern i'm
proveTneIlts Rock and Gravel Balasted Track.
Steel Rails. Rock and Iron Bridges, Parlor and
Drawing Room Day Coaches, Smoking and
l.ounglng Cars, Westinghouse Safety Ar
Bra 'zef. hllller's Patent. Safety Coupling and
Platforms, Speed, Safety and Absolute Comfort.
Running Through Five Great tatss,
and operating over 1000 miles Of road. this
company presents to tie traveller facilities that
are not and cannot Be offered By any com eti-
tor.
All ticket agents can sal you tickets via this
route
II yon wish the best travelling accummoda-
lions, yon viii buy your tickets By thus route.
and will take nc otsspY.
HARVIN HUGHITT.
General superintendent.
W. III. STENNEIT.
General Passenger Agent
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Northern Pacific Rail Road.
Depot Foot Of Sibiey Street-7icket and
Freight Office. No. s3 jackson St.
WESTWARD. EASTWARD.


TRAINS WESTWARD. EASTWARD.
p r. al, | lie. 7:5 rs III Ar. 6:3U i III
Minneapolis lie. S:tsOa m Ar. 600 : m
Sank Rapids i.e.lI:iOa m Ar.3:iU m
Drainerd LIE. s:0D pm Ar 1890 N
HIyhdon l4e.5.22 p IN Ar 6:;IO IN
Ms,nr'iHad - LIE. 6:i5 p m Ar. 5:35 a m
Fargo Ar $3.50 pm Lee. $50 a 10
fATg0 80 LIE 7:0Oa IN Ar. 7:iHt m
sSsSmaik Ar.7:uO pm LIE. 7:U0 N
Duluth lie 500 \ IN Ar. 9:!np m
n. r. junction LIE 7.ln a m Ar TO = ,tr
Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave ST
i'anl daily, excep' Sunday, making cay run
d l3 h urs to Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the
following evening, saving nearly 80 miles III
distance over the old route by the N p juno
iron.
Connection made at Bismarck with stages
for DesidwOod, and all points III the Black
Hills
Passengers far Bismarck and Jamestown
should leave ST. Paul on Mondays, Weslnes-
days. and Fridsys, returning leave Bismarck
Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, Passen
gers for Aiken and points east OF Brainerd
should leave st. Paul Tuesdays THURSDAYS
and Saturdays; returning leave Duluth Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Connects ut St Paul with trains to all
points East and South.
In effect December 18th. 1877
H. L. SARGENT.
General Manager
G.. q. SANBORN, Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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GR8 n ,-a:.c b. one Avens IN 81 cfys. Is neN
"a zM II M, as.fscsss. Samples free. Is.ti-css,
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1t traverses a finer country, with rr,,r,dar4
scenery, and passes through more business t..ns
western line. And the only Railway jiYs,r..r
ersing the valley of
TILE UPPER MISSIPpI PIyFp
And along the shores Of Lake PENN a,so via
Madison, Prairie On CHEN, Mof1r4gor. ausf;n
and Owatnnna
fhas forming through lines between s.. Paul
and Chicago.