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gers of an Early Peace.


LoNDoN, May "A despatch TO the Daily
TelenapA. from Cape Town April Is. says;
Dubalmauzi. who led the attack on Gingleloya
on the 81 inst and other chiefs with large
armed following. have proffercd submission.
Lord Chelmsford promised them personal
safety and possession Of their cattle, but said,
pending the termination of the war, that they
should be settled on British territory. John
Dunn, formally Cetywayo's adviser, having
pledged his word for their safety, the chiefs are
expected in at once. Everything portends
nm cnrly peace. Meanwhile war operations
on the Kings kraal seems certain from
COl. Woou's direction, whether peace IL offered
or not. John Dunn assures me that CetywHyo's
pride is broken. Before the war he regarded
the British as useful neghhors. but contcmpti-
Bile in strength, and, partly from good feeling
and parity from lncredulity OF their ability to
modest him. Crtywalo refused to modest us.
Now he se's his mistake, and. provided he gets
good terms personally. he will come IN, 4 uni
vrrsu hope ls entertained that the resignation
of Sir Burtle Frere will not he accepted
This serms To indicate that Sir l{arilo Frcre
has rendered his resignation as Governor OF
Cape Colony.
A despatch from Lord Chelmsford announces
the transfer of the headquarters staff 20 Utrecht.
| Col. Crcnlock commands tho division Of tho
| army on the lower Tugrm Rlvor Gen, Nuwdc-
| cato suprrscdrs Col Wood. Coils. Pearson and
| Wood will command independent dying COLI
| umns.
| Sir Bartlc Frere tccgraphs that with the ox-
copuon of Il small but very violent minority
| the boer leaders appear generally open tc
| reason,
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stick !


In the memorable struggle between An
DREW JOHNSON aud EDWIN NJ. STANTON for
possession OF the War Department, which
reused the party feeling ON both sides 10 the
highest pitch, CHARLES SUMNER then
Senator crystallized the sentiment Of him
self and his Associates in a message OF
single word TO STANTON, telling him to
"stickw That significant expression has
application now. when the Fraudulent Presi-
dent seeks to dictate to Congress and in
slsts that troops shall he present at the
polls and oversee elections, In the interest
Of the next Republican candidate for the
Presidency.
The false prctcxts assigned for the veto
become more Transparent the more they are
considered. The message says" " The enact
ment Of this bill into law will establish a
precedent which will tend to destroy the
equal independence Of the several branches
ol the Government" Less than n year ago
the Fraudulent President signed the rcgu-
lar army bill for the current fiscal year with
the following condition:
"srcrioS 5 From arl after tho rasacc OF this act 1t
shall be- lawful TO employ amy art of tho army Of
the United States posse comtttus, or Otherwise, Tor
end under such ceu'','necs as 'ue, enI NJ Of
.a'a lo',' may -, " na r,c,y o,,rori,,
ry M. .lall l.nsa IN vof tic ,xpct.,, In.
cured in the ymcnt of au, troop. in violation Of
TIL. section. and any person wiifu.r violating the pro.
visions OF ''' '''uon 'n'' '' u''''' s"'H o' ''''''
,,, ,llrs or ,,',,i.,,,,,. m,
not exceeding two yeas. or By both such anc ana iu.
Tu.onmont'
H.; ..t.., .,.e or.i,oi,. ,ri.,.nol and
,h,,,,h r,,li,. .lJ.otod in the Sonata n, oh.
te.ir, ,no+ n ,ro. mot ,,or,nnn,
l''V' ,,t 7 ~. in on, s,',.o revolutionary
=, '.,,.,.o o|.,,','rci,o,.iyo I'm scone and
li,,t,,,. ~ fine ve,o than
a., ,,n, III H. o,nrovod thi, s.ctio,
,,,.,, ~. ,,.nl - o",nnr.,int t,ough II
,' ',' ..',.,,.,l'. ~, u'o e,,uo f,uulatin,
',i',i.n, ,'.'.... ,,t,oI
nf. ,...,,.. .,o,t,r bo nnv
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''' ''''''' 'N'
H''"S, '''I'.,'' .,.. fn,,i
1cf",e me 10 preycn, nary interference wu ia, Gle,
tons"
Tho Fraudulent President thus sets him
unas the indigo of the necessity of legis
l,tiun nossed by Congress. and assumes o.
that rround to Justify the veto of measur
considoro1 ,y,so and proper by the Scnat
oud Uouso of Rcnresentatives. But th
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II n complete list could be made Of all the
insane persons who ut one time or another have
undertaken to initiate the sacrifice OF ABRAHAM.
"a reported in the Bible. it would be very curl
Gus reading. and its length would probably
ustOuish those whose attention has never been
drawn to this queer phase OF mental dcrango-
ment. Tho case oi the crazy Massachusetts
man whosacrincod his little daughter on Thurs
day thrusting her through with a knife and
announcing to his Mortified neighbors that in
three days she would be restored to life. is not
the first Of the sort in this country, though it is
one Of the worst.
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achieved by extreme partisanship on the
Democratic side, to enlist his friends and
noghbors In the rebel army, and then him
sell took service in the Union army to shoot
them down because the pay was better, we
do not believe that even HAcH CHANDLER
would have the stomach to listen to another
Of his tremondunus snerches In tho Scnatc.
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PHILADELPHIA May "A meeting of citi2ens
at which Mayor soklcy presided was hcd to-day IN the
Mayors office to begin movement Tor the rehci OF the
negroes who are generating from the South to the wet
II WAS resolved to appoint committee ot twenty tu
solicit Adi that A. j. DreNc he APP ontcd custodian uf
the funds racd and that II he dshursed upon the
order Of the May VI VI Phllait phiA
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urCA Auii, ~ ls7a
GrNrtENrN have received vour lett regard u uo-
hu tu olnlls While am rrauued with the good VIII
confidence eNrrt soi by Nuu and iN those
resent cannot lo candidate Tor nomination by the
ncmocrauc state Convention for the Office oi Governor.
action there IL met wc uus n ont uf the question.
Even the imu uohailc event 90 unanimous "ouiig g-
ton cuut at accept H. A. my iupulltd health uaAcs
Impossible tOr me q perform the duties of ufriLl
position. 10 continue 60 take an active part M pubhc
affair. regret tnat fears are rlt hN any hAi cuutIu
will disturb the action o the Democratic party
and peril its success trust unt the delegates 90
the Convention, representing more tlau h1H q ull-
lion of voter and their varied interest, IN every
passions and lreiudicCs and hN discreet action
secure that control which think fairly belongs 10 the
party that they wIl not sacrifice the rights u many
the interests nnd pa sions ot lew wise pulic,is
demanded not only lN party interests, but hY higher
cousldr rHuuus Political ORGANIZATIONS involve many
grave duties and Relationships ut citizens 10 system
OF government They are the nugroWt oi It's gcus ana
are essential to It's success They array the American
people into divisions that load a. discussions and keen
alive mtclgcnce about all things which concern the
general welfare II is "a public misfortune when ptr-
turn attention from questions of general importance A.
NJ time IN tile history u our country has there lrcn
greater need of ctm, uloushuu, and patriotic action to
arrest the da-rrs u sectional passions ln view u tIc
serious que -bons which NOW occupy the public uuui. |
hone the tear. YOU tNrss that cuntNcr-ics Will Lrus
defeat Co the ID movthuc party VIII prove uuourdtd
beg YOU Viii express Co those You rrptt sent my rtt
hcauun with their kmd hui ruM oppression ut regard
| To- mNs, H. | avn truly YOURS. &c., NukArio NfiNurF
Ward, G,orse T. tomstock, H. smlhis, ana william
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bored unccasingly. but escaped even n touch
Of the fcver. A country paper sug-
gcstod that he be made Governor. as q
means Of expressing the gratitude of tho poo-
po. and from the day OF tho publication his
nomination was assured. There were two or
three experienced and popular politicians al
ready in the field as candidates. hut they stood no
chance before the Hero Of Hickman" Ono
Kentucky paper said: Buena Vista made Gen.
TAYLOR President; Ccrro Gordo sent JoHN
WILLIAMS to the Senate. and Hickman shall
put old LUKE BLACKBURN in the Governors
chair at Frankfort" As the Democratic ma
jority in Kentucky is some 10000. DIR. BLACK
BuRS IS very sure to make the prediction good.
II he lives.
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or soldiers os police, or soldiers to super
scdc the local authority of the States. Stick
all the time, and do not vote dollar Of the
peoples money to furnish bayoncts for uso
arniust the pcOflC
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ARCHER, the fortunate and skilful jockey.
won another race yesterday at Newmarket. tho
Thousand Guineas. riding Lord FALMoUTH's
Wheel OF Fortune. Tho present year has thus
!nr boon tho nDst remarkable 81 his career.
Wheel Of Fortune however with another rider.
would still have boon an enormoms layorile.
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niuY a PAGES hy mail SIC. a month $3.50 u
year. postpaid with SUNDAY edition. Ss.1O.
SuApN - pages. Si.2O per year. postpaid
NLAALi - Iasvs,S1 ltr wear. postpaid
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Tlnkoring New York city affairs is olway7
a fo,orte amusement in Albany, especially
when there is political point ia view. The
latest proposal is that nude yesterday hy MI.
STRAHAN. who desires that the Mayor he en-
powered TO oust the present Board 81 Excise
and appoint new Commissioners. Barely II
week ago the same member sought to turn out
the Fire Commissioners and Put in new ones.
and he has before the Legislature an elaborate
SALARY deduction bil and a sweeping Excise
scheme.
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THE NEW YoEK svN mistakes tho temper OF
ue Democratic purty There VIII bee no betrayal or
caIiiplauon A few men may be willing to surrender
the citadel but they wall never be allowed to approach
1T. walls.
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d.. LUKE p. BLACKBURN, the old physi-
clan who voluntarily served through half
a dozen yellow fever cpdemics in the South,
going from his comfortable homo in Louis
vile TO the post Of danger, md accepting
no fec or reward further than medal
or two and the official thanks Of the stricken
communities, was yesterday nominated for
Governor of kentucky. The nomination was
tho direct result of all this solf-sacriilco
for the campaign was mainly upon this
ono issue. At Memphis and at Hickman
last summer. when so many Of the physicians
fell victims to the scourge. DR.. BLACKBURN la
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RfCHNOND. May I'm the case 4 J0hn 7
PoindcNt.r. ounvirtpd ui Aillinl e. G Gurus ON tl
motion for u nov unl. the .urt ovctruled an tt
grounds submitted hN thc prisoners counsel The eN,
Cutiun ut the svntruHc - suspended IN order to gtf
counsel uue 10 prepare uapers with view ut taking t
case to the Court ul Arprais.
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Krncr In A.lhma 1. surely Given by

School Boy-"Ten mills cent. IL cents a dime" 2k
danes bo,ue VI Dr. Bul!s Cough syrup-AdS
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Justice OrrEEDoURG holds Cashier MrR-
Hirr ot the Metropolitan Hotel ia Fl 500 bail o.
await the action of the Grand Jury. AMI sends
young I.rMrIL WILLIAMS IN default of $500 To
tine House ol Detention. Tho reasons ASST. ..ned
los tho Justice for this disposition Of the ease
will be duly weighed by the public whose in
trrcst in the matter seems 10 increase rather
than diminish. Nowhere is this interest kccucr
than among the coiored people oi the city. and
they Will doubtless secs 20 il that Lr1furL does
not lack for any 90 the comforts u life dur.ug
bis quasi imI rl-oumcLt.
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Ex.Goy. .e,monr,. KerIr.

Ex.Gov. Seymour has sent the following
letter to the committee appointed by the Belmont
conference to consult him about his becoming
candidate for Governor Of this State this year:
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Really the most important question Of the
near future is whether yellow fever viii roturn
this summer. No greater misfortune could
bcfail the country, North as well as South. thnn
tho ronppcarancc with the hot weather of the
dreaded pestIcnce. 1t is said to ho an axiom
Of southern hygiene. established by precedent.
that the yellow fever is never epidemic for two
successive seasons. But tho epidemic II last
year demol shed many theories thut hal come
90 bc regarded as uNioms hy the medical pro-
frssion. 10 invaded localities and attacked
Glasses ~ people that 10y theory ana precedent
should have heen exempt from iis raVaGns. II
manifested itself in new symptoms and under
modified forms. battling experience and re-
nnirins new systems OF treatment. and this 60
such degree that thcr, has been considerable
doubt as To he identity Of the foyer of 1873 with
,hc yellow fever Co., the past II The cities oi
the South r'iy upon precedent To protect them
from ,he rluguo tnis summer, and neglect 90
take an san .tary precautions possible. they viii
make "a dcIdorablr mistake. one thing is cor
tain: The yellow fever cannot be barred out
from our territory ny any amount of Congress
sional legislation. We invite attention to the
very Interesting facts presented in an article by
thu Hon. J. I. II. CLAIBORNE Of Miss Is@ippi.
printed on another paE' OF THE SUN to-day.
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Mr.. JOHNSTON introduced yesterday, in
tho Senate. bill which authorizes the Tcxns
Pacific Railroad Company to extend its tracks
to FL Paso. there to unite with the southern Pa
cilt road. Lands granted to the Texas Pacnc
road arc transferred TO the southern Paciilc
when extending along It's part Of the road. Each
company Is to receive a donation from the pub
lie treasury to the extent OF $4,000 In cash n
milo Of road constructed. Mr.. loAR offered o
resolution declaring the decision of the Senate
in the Forty-niih Congress seating WILLIAM T.
KrLLoGS as final. and Mr.. GAULNND delivered
sueoeh upon tho Yellow Fever bill. The
House wus not ia sosslou.
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There is hardly room for two opinions In
regard to the barter trade, the huckstcrins
in politics. going on at the City Hall yestcr-
day. Such an administration Of our Munich
pal Government seems to US cmincntly dis
graceful
We have no disposition to blame any one
in particular We have said our say about
Mayor COOPER, and have no desire torepcat
it ON tho one hand or TO unsay It on the
other. But we think il the venerable and
worthy DR.. PETER COOPER were in his sons
place he would say: "I trade in glue, bones,
and iron. but mover in Offices"
The idea Is becoming almost universal
that an attempt Is being made TO 50 mould
the city Administration rs To cOnducc to ul-
terror party purposes, and that good gov
crnmcnt within the city limits is n second
airy consideration.
We look upon tho entire picture presented
yesterday as in perfect keeping in all its
parts and equally discrcditablc 20 the
Mayor and the Aldermen. We consider thcy
would all have been in more reputable posi-
tions with bruoms in their hand sweeping
the streets than they occupied while trying
to effect a barter trade in public Offices.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

James Buchan. Thomas Il. Buchan and Robert @.
Buchan. composing the Arm Of James Buchan Il
Co., manufacturers Of soap at Nos. ls6 to 100 Eliza
beth street. mado assignment Of their partner
ship and individual property yesterday to Henry H.
bowman The merchandise liabilities amount to
about $0VOOO while the assets consist Of equity In
real estate and open accounts.
William r. Dunton. ale brewer, made an assign
ment yesterday to Samuel II. Hurd. giving prefer
ences to the amount OF $4.SSl 5l mainly to rela-
tives
Rodger. Wardrobe Co., manufacturers OF laccs
made an assignment yesterday to Gilbert l.. Crowel
Ihey FAILED xoout year ago. compromising their
liabilities OF $10U000 a thirty Ave cents on the dol
lar. which were paid
Adolf Boetticher made an assignment yesterday to
Frederick q. Steen. giving ces tor 35 07
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
THE COURTS.
xEMEsro OF WILLIAM @. BARRETT, THE FUaI-

MEMENro OF WILLIAM @. BARRETT, THE FUGI-
TIVE LAWYER.
The defalcssion and fight Of William c. Barrett
tho lawyer, has been revived in the public memory
by the beginning Of the trial yesterday. before
Judge Van Worst. in Supreme Court. Circuit.
brought by the Corn Exchange Bank against
the Nassau Bank. The amounr in contro-
versy is about $4,000 Messrs. Kunhardt Il
Co. gave to Mr.. Barrett check for some $19. 900.
tho amount sued for being this sum and interest.
to be used in the settlement OF suit. In
stead, however. of using the check as directed
Mr. Barrett forged the names OF the payees and de-
posted the check for collection in the Nassau Bank
In which he Kept an account The Corn Exchange
Bank cashed. through the Clearing House. the
check. aud Mr. Barrett was paid the money. Some
time since Kunhardt Co. recovered in suit against
on the ground that it should not be charged
names forgeries. In the present suit
cover the amount Of the check. which
paid back by them to Kunhardt& Il Co.. on tho ground
that the Nassau Bank collected from Them the
amount of the check through the forgery OF their
own depositor they being supposed to guarantee as
the collecting bank the authenticity OF prior tn-
dorsements. and having received the money from
the Corn Exchange Bank on the strength OF such
guarantee. Messrs. James w. Gerard and John
Bowers appeared for the plaintihs and Messrs.
Joseph II. Choate and William Divine for the de-
fendapts.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
MOTHER AND SONS.

Major Noah. Of the Corporation Attorneys office.
commenced proceedings last June, at the instance OF
the Commissioners of Charities and Correction. In
the Court Of General Sessions, before Judge Glider
sleeve. to compel three brothers. Leopold. Alfred
and Felix Solomon. paper box manufacturers. to
support their mother. The sons claimed that
their mother had saved of money
from what they had contributed toward house
keeping. After lengthy examination Judge
Gildersleeve made an order directing the
brothers to pay 81 so each week for the mainte-
nance OF their mother. Leopoao uecnnea 70 pay ms
tempt. After four days incarceration in the Tombs
he complied with the order Of the Court and was
leased. In the Court of General Sessions, counsel
for Leopold moved that the attachment be vacated
the ground that he too poor to comply
further with the order of the Court. Major Noah
then intinated that IL the attachment were vacated
he should ask that the weekly payments OF the other
brothers be proportionately increased. Decision
was reserved.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The parties concerned in the larceny Of ribbons
from the establishment or Eastman. Bigelow 4
Dayton No. 275 Canal street, were disposed of yes
terday. Benjamin witkoski. the receiver. recently
convicted. was sent by Judge Gildersleeve to the
State Prison for three years and six months while
John Gurney and Michael Grimes were sent to the
Elmira Reformatory.
John J. Hart recently snatched gold watch and
chain from the pocket of Thomas Montgomery OF
No. AZ Henry street. but was immediately captured
He was yesterday placed trial by Assistant Dis
sent him to the State Prison for three years. A
similar sentence was imposed on William Dunn.
who was convicted Of stealing at the corner OF
broadway and Fulton street. pocketbook, contain
tng hfty-fve cents, from the pocket OF Miss Ida
Witt. Of Hoboken. N. J..
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
THANKSGIVING AT THE FIVE POINTS

Rev. @. =. Brown. Of tho Five Points Mission st
No. Ci Park street. makes his annual appeal TO the
public tor their usual donations OF dinner shocs
and clothing for the nine hundred and sixty children
more or less. who will look 20 him next Thursdsy
for such comforts. It il hoped that Mr. browns
appeal will receive generous response.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Nov. "a, 1879.
In Court Of Appeals. Monday. November "a. 1879
presont Hon. Sanford Z. Church. Chief Justice.
and associates:-
No. -. The Merchants Bank of Canada appel
!ants, vs. Do Grasse Livingston. respondent.ArRued
by Samuel Hand for appellant aud b. H. Anderson
for respondent.
No. w. Harrison o. Cowing. respondent. vs. Abra-
ham Altman. appellant.-Argued by w. II. Gurney
for appellant and Sherman s. Rogers for respond
ent. ia 0..
No. liz. William II. Harris. appellant, william
n. Kasson, Observation-Disclosures.
No. lis. William II. II. Childs. respondent, vs.
The Williamsburg City Fire Insurance Company,
appellants. by h. II. Benn for appellants
aud Nc. Moak, for respondents.
No. ll6. Catharine L. Wing appellant, va. Irene L.
Scramm. espondent.-Submitted.
No. lls. George Mctzger aud others. respondents
The Attica and Arcade Railroad Company. appel
lants.-Submitted.
CALENDARs
Tho day calendar for Tuesday, November 25. 1879
is follows: Nos. Ill. l08 109 lit. l22 l23 l2l
l27 Tho motion calendar for the same day is:-Nos
40. sos.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
COURT cALENpARs-rH1s DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Heldb by Judge Law
rence-Court opens at half-past ten O'Clock A. NJ.
49, TO- 5 sO 81 1ls. LAG. 15s, 164. 49, 1884, 2OS. no.
2l4. 2l5 223 and 225.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL TERx.-Adjourned until
December 10.
SUPREME CoURT-SPEc1AL TERM-Held by Judge
Van Brunt.-Court opens at half-past ten O'Clock
25O. 274 and 3O7.
SUPREME CoURT-CIRcuIT-P 1-Adjourned sine
die. Part Held by Judge Barrett.-Court opsns at
halfpas ten A. M.-Nos 2293 1929, 1912, 1885, 1877,
75s AZ 1854 1859 $751; $685. s7s $751; 1928. ls4s, 1928.
1090 l647. 1884, 1897 1885, 1872 1141 6SO 1870 Part
past ten A. MeNos. 1854. 1885, 1885, 1857 I46O 1883.
1881 1888. 1859. 1916. ls47. 1914. 1914.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourned un-
til the first Monday of December for the purpose of
rendering decisions.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Spier.-Court opens at eleven A. M-Nos. 52i.
66l S55. 62s. 66i 44s 5l2. 616. TAO. 295 1885, 347.
257. 337. Parts 2 and 3-Adjourned for the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL LTKRx.-Adjourned until
the first Monday Of December.
COMMON PLEAs-SPEcrAL TxRM-Held by Judge
Larremore.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-Noa l.
4, 6.
COMMON PLEAs-TRrAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Besch.-Calendar called at eleven A. M.-Nos.
1888. l093 1885, 1l67. 1905. 1910. 2s72 220s. 2S43.
MARINE CouRT-TRAL TxRM-Parts !, 2 and a.
Adjourned for the term.
Judge Gildersleeve.--The People va. Frank Moore.
grand larceny; Same August Schumacher arson;
Same vs.. Lawrence Kennedy. burglary; Same w.
James McManus, grand larceny; Same Patrick
Mcdonald. false pretences. Part Held by Judge
Cowing.-The People John Sheridan. receiver OF
stolen goods.
CouRr OYER TERMNER-Held by Judge
Brady.-The People vs.. Thomas Bolsnd. violation Of
the Election laws.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CounT-IS ADMIRALTY
Held by Judge Choate.-A. q. Fisher Schooner
i. B. Ives; Bunge ct al. Steamship Utopia; j.
G. Zeismer VS.. Steamship Utopia; L. Bedeli
Schooner Laura Pride; d. Shea Atlantic
Dredging Company; J. Casey vs. Brig Nile; J. +.
Ferris VS.. Bark L. ID. Jewett; William Andus vs.
Steamboat Saratoga; A. Connell VS.. Ship Grandee;
H. J. Brown Steamtug w. +. Burden.
The New York herald., 1879-11-25
BILLIARDS.

WARDED GRAND MEDAL, PARIs' is7S-THE
hCoIlendcr Billiard Tables the best In and cheap AZ
any Warerooms. 1888 Broadway, Now York. Catalogues
frec.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL.
"A Tables, new and second hand. ut low prcoa WIN IL
llILLIARD AND POOL TABLES, NEW AND SEQ
ID ond hand, ut worry low prices. =
DECKERS warsrooms. 720 Broadway.
II TLLfARD TABLES, WITH DELANEY's PATENT
)wire cushions, only be bought tho of
MATTHEW DELANEY, 40 vcsey 81 l'T
LoK sALE-A FIRST CLASS cOLLENDER BEvEL
I Billiard Table, lUxJ Apply TO Mr.. THOS JONES, ct
Brunswick Bsikss. TIA broadway.