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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
SUING on AN OLD JUDGMENT.

Nathaniel Prime died IN this city "A million
aiIe more tnaD twenty years ago HIS Will made Ms
three sons ward PINE. Rufus Prime and frederics
Prime, executors BuIus and FrederoS Prime "e Z
made trustees for fund which yields 70 Edward PrlDe
AN annual income OF about $4,000. MaTtin JAG -son
recovered Judgment against Edward Prime IN IL U
Tor - 900 damages growing out OF etocA transae
sut was brought upon against the three xe,utors IN
the Court OF Common Pleas yestc day IL Is alleged a.
tne coli plant that edward Prime, ahO \ now seventy
ven old a. living with vie at RlyerGale IA great
luxury, ana tho piantn ask decree SEEDING asldr
from Inc annual income OF Edward Prime an amount
sufficient 10 pay the judgment VIA interest SINCE 1870
The defence that the Income OF Edwaii PRIME ia no
more sufficient To meet his necessities Ibc trldi
has NOT Deeu concluded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Army Retiring
Board having Quad C-piain Jonu Il. Costcr, sin CAV
aLy for actyc be- s. py direction
~ the Secretary War IN consequence thereof granted
leave a. alscncf until further oricrs
FIR. Lieutenant II : Wrcgs sfl Cavalry, has been
ordered 20 report tie Coamandu- General OF th De-
partment Mssnri tor nmeut TO temporary duty
with the OH Cavalry
Cadet William NJ. Bradley. OF the fourth class United
states Military Academy. has been granted leave OF alb
sence on surgeons certificate Of disability until Juno l.
1880.
Tncleave OF absence granted secondLeutenant C. II.
Cabanlss. IT,, 15tn Infantry has been extended dive
months.
general order has been published by the War De
partment the information Of the Army, stating that
on and after January J. 1850. there will be allowed TO
each Division and Department Headquarters, general
service detachment OF twelve men, and five to be
del allied from REGIMENTS Tor duty messengers, etc.
But ole rgcani, at the highest rate OF comp, nsatOn
will be allowed clerk at each DIVISION De-
ulrtmcni Headquarters. one private NJ the higher
class aud private o. the lowest class OF the
service snail be designated and assigned
topO -r8phral assistants. There be stationed al
each Headquarters where the attending surgeon has a
dispenser, hospital steward. 20 De- employed
aponecnry C"mmi.sary Sergcans vii not be- d. tailed
tor c rca duty at DIVISION or department Hesdquar-
ters hut when necessary Ciyiiiais may be employed
Tor such duty by officers Of the Subsistence Department
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
oyEewHELMLD BY 1HAIR DEBTS.

Dr. William Ii. White, of No. 307 Fifth-ave.,
VINO made an assignment last month W. j. A. Fuller.
has ted schedules showing total liabilities SlOS.l7l Al.
of winch there are contingent s54.466 Sc: the assets
are nominaly ssl .l53. the real vaue being SlO.sOO
Dr. Waite was q Trustee OF The Erening Mai Associa-
ton and as II was clmedtha ne Was aoie Tor ITS debts
he accordingly made assignment. The alleged claims
ainst him on account Of his connection Win me
Erepin0 Nal Association given In the schedule at
-, 3iy addition 10 Wh!C lud2Deh Was entered
on Monday against him and koneit johnston Tor
- 4-3 as Il images for libel favor of Captain Samuel
Ssnt- lis individual debts are r463i2 90 TO Eliza
Detu Wtr, $4,000 To a. l. stewart. SIoOO TO j. Seg-
J. Mex Mccarthy mas been appointed receiver ~ the
affairs OF the Spencer spring Company, or No "a Dey-
Va an the application OF L.. X. Mack The company
estahls ed in 1878, the nominal capital being
Sl5O.OOO 10 man facture patent wagoD-Seat sprng.
Ed.ar r. ulll Joseph H. Cunningham aud Charles l..
UardenburgI cOmpOs ing tnc firm OF HiD, Cunningham
made AN assigl meut yesterday to Harvey T. Cleveland.
Tie llahiiltes are about $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
CRIMES and cAsUALrIEs-BY TELEGRAPH
wRrcKEp sAILoRs RECOVERING PROPERTY

WRECKED SAILORS RECOVERING PROPERTY.
POg sMOUrH. y. H.. Dee. l6.-Ine crew of the
sp Trumpy recovered all their provisions and
pris ate property worth taking on
DEATH IL A FELT FACTORY.
EwBUHG, y. y, Dec. l6-JOhn knickerbOckeT.
found dead this morning In the drying
room OF the sonal Felt Works Mateawan " whe
employed At night This kept int Esely hot
SHOT WITH HIS OWN GUN
WATEaTOwN. \. T., DC. lO.-Orange Noble,
while the woods in south part this
county this morning. slipped log, aud nis being
half cuck o. The enteing his hand
and face
MURDERED IL HIS STORE.
AUGrsP., u.s.. ID e.. lG-w Ilham HarrasOn q
storrkeep at Mclean statnn the Central Rai road If
mlea ON tbs lace war una dead Ia his store to-day
lie had Killed With Ratchet nderson Jones, a col
ored man. oomp inied him
morning, has been arrested for the murder.
PAIL OF A BOULDER
VIII .vEN. Conn.,, Der lG.--A pirce Of rock
weighing fell from the face OF East Rock
ausSryl1g gong this morning. alarm given
horse bong HE'D and tue other fatally
hurt The OrIver. JO1n Daily, was fatally Inluied
KILLED By a BOILER EXPLOSION.
DIS MOlNt~., la, Dee. lU.-EngllT No. "a of
the Chicago Isiad and Pacific Railroad exploded
boiler Newton, TIT morning instant killing engineer
Both men al sewton. famlles The
not asccttahed. out IL 10 supposed
nave been defective boiler.
SUSPECTED BURGLARS ARRESTED
ALBANY, Dee. l6. -Four persons. giving their
names ,lbeTt 7. Marshall James Martin. Henry Waiter
Tw thiI St New YORK CITY, arrested and commit
ted TO-DAY suspiiOn Of being burglars The
said yesterday. but IL known tst
. purchase In one oil our stores On saturday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
DEClSiO\S-Dro. 10.

Snpreps court Chambers -BV Judge DonOhue.-
Becsc agt. Nit nacht.-see memorandum.
Judge Brady -kOllwagrn est X iwagen.-Settied.
Robinson Chemical Natio al Bak.-M denied
tlr Louis and Francisco ka road
Conn Rotnson.-MOilOn deniru opinion. Herbert
Others; Davis agt kneelaudi Cox agt rorrens.
uanted.
iy Judge Bernard ia n.Orter granted.
Sperng agi ChaseCounse will present hrs In
VIM =.
Il, Judge Van VorstHewitL agt. Unve- Life In.
srance COMPANY Notice OF tins appcst should be given
In the matter al MalrtI.Let notice
picaiOn given tie receiver. AppleDy Appeby
ana ohersMot'on granted and reference TO John NJ Bar
bout hamburg Huick. houO 81 with u
Cafe granite, 30
OF app aling. Brcsor Mo0n uted
Nicholson becker Motion arsntcd aud cirrfrd To
Huhef surfer sgL Breyoort- Motion rfaptei and allow
memorandum. Taylor agt Newman HeDfanR aFt Cole l.
Judgment granted Iowcry agt Cu.hpp Cameron agt.
Welsh Washington 11e Insurance ompny Prize naier
and Others HUI art McIan Bcdad Field Juug.
men pltlntin society Tor inc form OF Juvenile be-
lnquents agt. Cafrol.-MotuD dismissed MeOb
Mayor ete Anderson AIT. Parker uutman BarrettO
lAnuity Bnnne0 Carpr ter " hitbeck Reilly
Nhellabarger. Gavin II ,binson Murray
Fe Ciosns; Scayey kvans No l : same All.
same NO. Mutual Lie Insurance ompany Pearsal
same agt spOnrd Wah sgt. French; furner etc. act.
smith Eewhal agt. Smith Wen ~. Msrtin others
Motions grapra. Lyon aEi Morgan O'ilal agl.
OF Fank.-Peton granted. Hanover National Bank ag
Stout McCorinick agL Mccormick Durham Ayres.-
Order Loeb agf. Foster Iurs agt. Brunjrs
Beeher agt Labori shiphsfd All OoSefar. Bailey aat
BalIey-CraDted.
CIeuit-Ian Ii-Dy Judge Lawrrnoe.-Meinryrs AZ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. Is. - The following
business was transacted In tue Court OF the
United states to-iay:
no b5S.-James Vance. al appellants a. H. Bur
BAN. 81 i.Ap. ea from oregon submitted ID " l. l. al
fr the au IIt- and j. :. Dol ,Or tlc alptees De
"a Il Puc. 80 o. james T. Rabbit nee, I'D plain
In n error ~ John shields John Inn Fr Mis-
suNmltitd by y. Myers for tho pltiuun in error,
INA o.. Campbell loI tue cfru ms error.
So luT.-Tfe American Bible Society o., John a.
Cove ei al: an Missouri auJm a., Ds George A.
rtr ug or ran ii - ford Tor Ape lees No lUs
agt. r. a. appeal IRON VII
GINA o. : e. 81 John a. Meredith for D. eilant aud Il.
1ul or pgeiee. No. 1903 The United states rel Allen
g. ph!ilp raia III. agt James l. GaEc tuntIO or sub
mod bg j0un Murray ana Benton McAen Tor rlaintlh
no counsel appearing defendant. No. I'll North
Jn1n Packet Company. pnnun Ia crtO AIT the
Citv of II Lon this payments OF
wharfage Of SJ75l. male de process by IN
paial the CIT, OF - Louis daring the
is5J 1871 aud ~ argued J. H. DAWSON for plalnin
IN erior ana by Leycrct Bell for de. rndAnt
Ado rned unnl tomorrow at IL O'clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
CELEBRATING A JEWISH FEAST

The eighth and last day of the Hebrew fes-
tval OF Cnanukah held In commemOTation OF tGe Mac
cabaean and the restoration OF the Temple service,
WAS celebrated by the Young Mems Hebrew As
sociaton at the Academy Of Music last evening.
The exercises consisted OF choruses sung by over 100
children of the Hebrew Orphan Asylum. a series OF
tabeax representing the principal events OF the War
and The Ffsl Service 10 the Temple after the ResOra
ton. followed by a reception and ball.
The Academy OF Music Was filled with II
brilliant audience. Among those present were
J.sse secman, j. &. Bachcr. :. NJ. Schafer COrOueTs
Uclman ana ElliAger. Samuel A. Lewis, CummlssOner
H. NJ. Leipzeer. Daniel y. Hayes, J. ROsenwaid. Hiram
Blum Judge David McAdain and l.. Strasberger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

rhc Manufactures and Merchants Bank-Moton refern,
denied.
spcsai Tsr1Bv Judge Brsni- Klngsaud agt stoke,
81 al Findings settled and signed.
SHDeyiOr fOHrf-SDecnl Term-Bv Judge SDeir -
Ferry Elwe-Rcfrrencc ordered. Watkins Weller
Order gIanteo DcJunge agt GOfsmth-Jnfymen signed
t0WdffY agi. Keeper ~ alOrOefed calendar
Watson BsdiOw.-tDrdered calendaf 4
ciscontinuin On. Weeks al aQt IN at
taiF allowed Cook art. RuCkOIfef ~ discDufnganCs
Granger ~ a. aRi The American AerOnauiic 500 cry
Oriaf denying notion flvnn art Lovel
Ing cause 10 Gale ndar. BENNETT Dry Dock
May asa bstery Railroad Company Tor commission.
HoNey o" al sgf McDODald-Ordrr granting plaintiff extra
In the matter OF Will ns0nCTdeg Woii0l
Amos guardian al htem ~ Henry e. Wnnssou IN infant
DeJung ~ GOLDSMITH fninRs and decree seftel ant
signed Whifm1n aRt HertOn Leonard TiilofsOn De
J0rge AT. Gollsmith BALDWIN RealdoB. HOvey agf
MOD nalt EdiJ SIvefs Berry pOnnn Par<
Bank art Field Gilbert Martin schunder aet Hvafrt
panv Roberts Dickson Demhcn Bfnofs avf Wei
lngon. toodenough AIT MoMannis Ward The tnver
same agt Henry siahl; Roberts Maizo can
non art Anthony sam agL same same aat same Haaf
AT Eirf iandrrs agt Adler Osborn at OfterDerg
de- ag Adler Seebald agf. Schwa'z ir1ers granted.
Marine Court CA0mbers-Bv Judge Shrrdan-
Potrfe agt CieDMoon granted CONDITIONS B.rustein
ACT chase Complaint dismissed VIII costs The Peknap
Manufacturing Comrany AT the NewYOrk Valve snd Pau
10
Evans aPt Black others Def 10 serve
further BIZ OF particulars u sim. 5 bas' az
Mclaughlin. Motion Granted with $40 c'sfs. spf
Cohen. Default opened on payment n SlU COST
Wliama supplementary pTOctl Ding dl-cOntnued.
RinaldO.-snpp lemenial reply permitted agt
Karas. - Motion denied.
by Judge sinuoft stock sgt. Mever-Case ordered On
Trfgf Tera-TdTt JTT-Bv Judge Gcepn- Hopper sgt
WcsIudgueni for the piainit sl - damage and
deued without defendant have twenty days stay
execution alter entry OF iuG En"ut.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
TESTIMONY IN H4YDENS DEFENCE.

NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Dee. 16.-In the Hay
den cas- to-day medical experts testified
In contradiction Of the witnesses for the State The
small quantity OF blood found where the body lay
thought indicate that her thgout elsewhere,
and her body WAS brought 10 the spot where 1t was
found Dr. Leonard J. santad OF ew-Huven, testified
tnat examined the clothes by Hayden The day
OF the murder; snbn tied them four tests 10 mud
blood cOrpuscics cFYstals and fslcd iud either
but found dust pollen of p nfs and woulcn particles
what were supposed TO be blood spots. DIR. Sanford
will be cfOss-exaiDintd tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
4 STORY WHICH WAS NOT CREDITED.
Henry Mack, wild looking man of abOl

Henry MACK, VIII IOOhIHg Hill OF HUUUI
forty yeaG strange story The Jer rson Market
Police Court yesterday. H. SAID that February %
he was employed whiting factory. fellow .aOoicr
named james Mills, ut whose house lie wa, boarunG,
was discharged ntox Cation Mrs Mills claimed that
A was Mack's fault and Mack said IN court, tried 10
nol,ou htm severai times One day enc gave niu glass
o LOuor anu when b. d.auk u ue lei tn the ground lie
prescntei To Justice BiXby ceruhDae sisnct by Dr.
q, r. t,ll,s al No. III Nntlay,.. winch sG INA. Ac
mad been called at,end Mack who WIS ~uir 20 tue
time from effects mineral pOison Justice Bxbs
suII he culIu 90 notnug IN iAO lndlLcl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

A man may be brave enough to walk right
up the caDnOns and not have the courage
hand his wife eter he has carried IN his Jacket for
u week.-Iwaterloo Observer.
"Why did General Washington cross the
Delaware the lee during the storm OF an awful
nght ~ asked teacher of her class in history
reckon, piped a small voice In answer, 10 was be.
he wanted to get on the other sde"(Worcester
Gazette.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
BREAKING UP COTTON THEFTs.

For many years cotton merchants nave sur
fered from certain samplers who take cotton from tue
baes aud sell so-calcd spectators" who. IL Is
alleged are simply Of stolen goods. The Cot
ton Exchange caused the Indictment OF several
snecultors and samplers. Yesterday the first cls
came trial IN the General SIS Ions Law
knew had been stolen Dy PatrcN Farrell, sampler.
Assistant District Attorney Bell sand that the prisoner
vas n the habit OF buyIug rom OIL women AID young
cldrcn who .f.c cotton from The bales they stood r
the street The Jury rctuFned yrfdict oi gui ~ with "a
Recommendation ~ mercy 8. 4tcncc MAS deferred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Ensign Clarence A.
CorSin has detached from the rrcevng--hip hide
pepdenoe and ordered to the Adams. Mldshipman
Walter ~ Constant IS detached fIOm the Tennessee
and order, a 10 the Nandaha
Commodore Hughes, commanding the United States
slip Alliance informs the Acung5ec etary Of the Navy
from Portsmouth, Va tDat the vessel VIII be ready for
inspection Thursday. the 18th inst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
THE COURTS.
THE MANHATTAN BANK BURGLARY.
BEGINNING OF TIE TRIAL OF WILLIAM KELLY
TuF IA ITOl's STORY.


BIGINNING or TIE TRIAL OF WILLIAM KELLY
THE IA mons STORY.
The attempt to secure a full jury for the
trial OF william Kelly Tor Iobb;nq the Manhattan Saw
ings Institution ut Broadway and Blceckers' IN DC
tober ISIS was successful yesterday. md the testi-
mony was begun Assistant Distrct-AuOrney Russell
opened TIE case for the bv telling the story
OF the robbery and methods by which the robbers
were tracked and arrested. William T.. Beach was the
only cuuns OF the prisoner. Danei K"eey The night
waichman at the bank October. 1873 testified that
he was on duy at night when The robbery occurred HIS
story has already been published IN TIE TRIBUNE as
well "a that OF the auitor, Lewis werke. who was the
next witness and who gave the combination OF the
safe to the burglars they put pistol 10 his head
raised the pillow from my head" said the Jauitor,
telling how the burglars surrounded him In bed, aud
say pistol pointed al me- They fted and AFTER
talking together u moment the one VINO appcirc1 20
said I don't know H. He said. You liei I've seen
You open the safe with 1T Wen said, don't know
it now He said, I'll give you two minutes. After
pause the men all gathered around me, aud began 10
threaten. said, III do give the numbers you can't
use them. Never mind that ne said. Il want the
numDers' Alter thinking IL over gave the nunb,rs--
80 49, % Two OF the men LETT mo. saying thcy wOnd
soon heard hammerng below. Tho men wnO were Win
covered me up because | was cold
Inspector Murray testified to the receipt OF tbe
news the burglary headquarters ana JOstph bliu
paying teller, described the contents or the Ddnhs
vault.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

Eastern District Texas Joseph Ioake for the Northern
Dis rct Of II inos ,.,.--..-.f r..
Rodney Ward ~ Brookyn. n W 70 be Collector oil IN
tcrua revenue the FIRST District OF New YORK: ,
Charlie Collector OF Customs for the DsIiot
OF NicksburF. Miss 49,,
Pe,fmasiers-James IT, bradley, Asbury PARK ~ j.; Emma
Hsrkensack. n. il John q. Gopsil jersey Nhy
n u land many Western and Southern nomnatonsl
George B0wden. OF Virginia, to be Collector oil customs
fOT the District Of y Ofiolk aud Portsmouth. va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
CORPORATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-The Senate in ex-
ecuuvc session to-day confirmed the following nomna-
lions:
Thomas Morgan. 70 BIO umissoner Of the District
Columbia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
A BANK PRESIDENT FOR A SCAPEGOAT.


At the trial of the indicted officials of The
Mechanics and LaDorers Savings Bank at jersey CITY
yesterday James W. Doneaa. the indicted secretary OF
the bank, testified as follows:
" / was elected secretary in June, 1873. Informed
the members Of the Executive Committee OF the de-
fciency in the assets Ofthe bank In 1876 On Feofi@y
10, 1877. a meeting held. at wnich appeared az
the complainant against Mr.. Ualliard, whose irre2u-
artes had caused the deficiency. Strenuous efforts
were made obtain "A settlement with him. He gave
bond 500 for the missing Uuited States bond
found bond and mortgage OF james Dixon, Tor "hch
st. Poters Church responsible which ascertained
had h, en- maid for TWO years succeeded in obtaining
the amount - 900 with interest. from Mr. Haillald
In Ianuary, 1878. settlement WAS effected WIN NJ
ialliard. The officers sell the West Side prop
cry to the b.. h,p and failed beloved that the BANK
could nc saved until found that the 5,nop would mol
purchase tDo West SIDE property lOitEa2ed 20 the oahk
by Mr. ballard"
Mr. Don Ian also testified his cross-examination
thar the deficiency caused by Mr. Haard's msmanage-
nen and of funds OF the bank amounted 10
So
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
PILOTS 81 SPENDED.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 16.-The local steamboat
inspectors nave suspended Pilots George Jones. Of
the Planter and John Jones. OF the Pope CatJn for
nfteeen days each, on account OF the collision last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17

~ The General Sessions 10 al iucimeni cnaralng aim
with obtaining hy fuisc PIE cnces ana forgery
IN the ,hIrd degree. tie visited severu merchants ana
roprrsrned that he about beginning business anu
at his father bad given hin checks 10 pay Tor goods
Winch ne required. Most OF the checks were ON the
National PARK Bank and We're for amounts larger th n
the bills Tor us purchase lie was sent ~ state Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
OCEAN Steamers.
4 MEXICAN LINE,

4 MEXICAN LINE.
~ FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
only Iransa Lane uu Ter the AN RiCAS FLAG.
sailing every Thursday Philadelphia and every We'd
BgITIsH GROWN. THURSDAY. Dec. ~ Ip.m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
CENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY

u BETWEEN NEWYOKK AID lANkE
pier OCompany new No AZ Norfh River foot OF Mortonst
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by English ris
and the dl.c0mforts Of crossngths channel IN 'mA
AMI IgUE B ecursCay, Dec. -,
FRANtf Tcuaelie........ Mednesiav. Jan. z
! An -aug We a /
(hseksdIaw Pans amounts
LOUIS De BEBIAS. Agent No. 81 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Christine Eckbardt, alias Nannette BOlenions
was yesterday indicted BY u Grand jury Tor malrao-
ice In the case OF Mamie Pape.
William Burke alias Stacy was arraigued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
DEN STAp TJNE Eop ANTVFRp

Sailing every 10 days alternately from ph'iaf phia anf
Newl Lana WITHIN ale" h0ars ride Of A
Of ntcT.s st on the COurpeut
NADEKiAND, NtNbAf. itc 80. Z a. M
For rafes passage other Information apply -
PETER VIRGIL & SONS. General Acel 3 .
307 Wanut-st Philadelphia 81 BroinWaf, Nr. YORK
~ IN & II. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
GUION LINE.
" uNITEp STATES MAIL sTE.AAhMEKs,,

Leaving Pier 80. ". Is 1907 OF King ~.
WISCONSIN ..............-....Tl ISDAl Dec D.
M1OMtN b-..-.-..--.-.. f-SDA u Jhi. o. "a n
wISCONs N....-.........-- II E>DAY. jim. q $50
(Sr These omit Of watertght com.
paI ments, ard furnished wn every requisite TO make
the passage across the Atlantic bolh SAFE anH agfespe nav
ing bath room. smoking iIawlng-to piano ana
library also exueence rwfidess and caterer
steamer The upper deck
ing those ct OF ali uKuIes a. periect yela lon
ant hight
CALM PASSAGE according state room, $50 go ant
SION INTERMEDIATE. Slns -ILLkAlE az low rlteA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL Hamburg

American Packet Company Line Tor PLYMOUTH
CHI KbOUkG anu HAMBURG.
WIEIA \ ID ........Dec ~ HERpEH..-...-......Jan Z
FRISI 1........... Dec. - " ~ IPuALIA Jon
Rates passage Plymouth. London. Cnrr00urg Ham
bnra all points scotland AMI Wl~s; FIr.t
Cann gold <tuO second Cabin, got -0U, -frersge
renew $50. 4. b. RICHARD < BOA~. Gea Pass. Agt.
X NHARDT q CO. ~ Broadway. New-lOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-17
Francis Eberhard yesterday pleaded guilty

in Tue Oeueral oUssOns ycstrll'F cUHrEod Win ne
killing of Alice -uckitud IN june 1877. He pleaded
NOT guilty and the iriM was appointed Tor Monday.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-04-29
The situation In Russia.

HOne must have known St. Petersburg dur
ing the early years of Alexander lis reign"
says writer In the Pail MaH Gazette, "to I'M
derstand the significance OF the blight which
has now fallen upon Its society. All kinds of
subversive opinions In politics, religion and
liked to show their white teeth. Every one
was then more or less Of a revolutionist.
The landholding mobiles, vino had seen their
serfs emancipated, sulked toward the Empe-
ror Amid all this, however. there were no
conspiracies. Gortschakoff, who knew his
Russian society as violiniSt does a fiddle,
could listen to Its tWangings with an amused
a deadly one that could explode and hurt any
body. He banished Henri Herzen, but II he
saw copy Of that writer's prohibited KolokoJ
lying On lady's boudoir table he laughed,
and perhaps borrowed the publication to
read, saying that he liked Herzen and would
be glad to read his paper regularly If the
police would allow him to receive copies
Gortshakoff used also to patronize M. Kate
koff, a Russian Emile de Gifardin, who had 3
new anti-despotic idea every morning, and
who In his Moscow Gazette would attack the
ministers OF whom the chancellor wanted to
get rid, by saying that they were not liberal
enough and trammelled Gortschakoffs efforts
In the cause Of freedom. Society had got to
M 80 liberal then that when the Poles rose for
liberty everybody fell upon them tooth and
nall; not because their cause was bad, but be-
cause, being started at an inopportune mo-
mIent It delayed the advent OF that constitu-
journalism TOR which the nation was waiting
open mouthed. Progressive Russians felt to-
Waru inc Poles as decent French republicans
40 now toward the Communists regarding
mem az disreputable, impatient brothers,
VINO wanted 70 pull the cake out Of the oven
selves. - $50