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, 1879-01-15
THE CITY-IIALL.

City scrip Is selling at %.
The Treasurer took In slo,355, and paid out
$500.
Tho papcr-clcrk got rid Of 81, zoo BY paying
miscellaneous bills.
Six cases Of scar1et fcrcr and tllrce Of dipi-
thcrIa we're reported to the Health authorities.
AID. Ballard started for the Michigan woods
yesterday, to be gone two weeks.
Tho Comptroller las advertised for bills FOR
doing The city printing during the current year.
Tic North Town Collector handed over ,a:l
In puptr, the West Town Collector St,.Mi. nntt
the South Town Collector $s,6l0; total, s7,s0s.
Tho tlrcmcn will be patl for December to"lny,
tho lust paper tl!cy will get until the appro-
prLat!on for ls7D IL taAIc, Two or three ,nouths
hc1tec.
Tho Mavor revoked tho satoon license OF
Jamcs May, NJ. 7tlS 1nufana avenue, and OF
Louis Braus, OF No. 40 Archer avenue, Tor sell.
Ing liquor ~ minors.
C!ty.Attorney Tuth!1' has returned from
Springfield, where lie had gonc to attend the
meeting Of the Ssatn liar Association aud u
look after reEenuc matters.
Tbs Judgments recovered against the city last
vear amount to f3l.G:3, Including the one fur
$J,'tN Ia Iuvor OF Frank Albums. Ilis amount
has to tH appropriated II the next budget.
Tho City Engineer says the damage arising
from hlasting lee ut tie nUuh OF Lie river has
lccu greatly exaggerated. II will not 10 1sloru
than 500, ho tlsfnks, rcrtatnly not $l.000.
The Collector gathered in only St0O,-ahous
the usual nnlnant this tE.no Ut th Z year. sincu
| fcw aro taking out iCcuse* Of any ktttl, at,tl
! spcclaf assessment payments ara quoted slow.
Mr. Chcsbroneh llus received notire from tic
City Clerk Of MS continuation as tolnnissi Tuner
Of The Dcpartnent o. puel!s Wo5ks, ana e at
cntes TINT l0 viii ucceflt the tlaru for fnllr
, 1879-01-15

..... "a" "~1.S "o'A 'SA.sts
was witnessed IN aud around ths l1onore Dnitd-
Ipr Yesterday TINT lllu casual observer Inns
nnt.,.r1 for thc mat rrw ,,nv, Tin t,.,n
r,,,'f /. ,o,rt, ,1,'Is,,,, ,,s ,n,,. ~
.ooA 10 "ca'.5 '..e"cut t'e ueos" :" oe"4e taElu-
~ removed Will tho old 0t picks, sl'uycts,
spades, and wlicclharruws, anll II then thrown o,tk
into tbs lot In thu rrar of rho biu,< and NJ, In
,,,o .I,.wn,L t,,,t,,v ,vLtr,, i'm. horr f,n,,,1 In
.',.',, .s..t',o ',. ..,a' s n,,.s asslu s ~
!" aVoh1 acchehts 10 peVes&f'alis' ihc trans-
forIninE process ls watched With apparent IN
tefcst by the curious passrta.by. trpwtta
of whom siunh nruunh With vantro cvc.
,",,i,, :. IN a., oa...s., .,,". a., Hsr 49,
taa'.s " ~ ILL., eesctal ~" hooFs hase oec''
nut IN, aul, generally speaking, the building Is
gradually being placel! In ship shane or,lcr
ngaip, ulthouch thu u,,per ,ortfou Of The work
Il nj t,,at tcn,nrsry tlIarsttrr viii, nrcrrtlrs
fho nrfunl rcL',il,Ii,;r tint tyiiI i,ko nro
ths iuaurat,r,, mr., ahali hnv,, rst,matct i'm
nctuaI loss. They nra sill Mt work ~, tlu,se ia
t,u,ates, so.l buyu tothinr tu fpy cxrept Tint
they will bs ready 10 ruport something definite
ihrr,tn within II xenk t,r an
'"'''o" Will. rosr%as1Tn nsss ga ~ r,,uru
cn1lctl ,,nnn Hmnt. MrilnwriI yr.trr1ov 1ooLed
uyer tAu new building, and Indicated Whit ,,or-
tf,,a he shuulG iiku ft,r tfs accoIIunatiot, t,f
tiiu Utjjye. liz wants at,out two-,hlris uf
M far bnck ~ tIa sky.lieht ro.n,. nni IN ti..s
EAST, or pyafGorn streu., slde. iii lie
ilrss iioor, Including ths e1st nrlIro
Ms. fa,mesr sps reeon,Mrs iho .nnsc % - ,la bal. j.
n,iIrt, ilannrt mNnt ani tlr pns,,usstor'
ntitjurisas fi,s rrrn,S,ttr, In shni1 M, n,'nIs"
thr nrnnst H IL snti.II,s} I,n,,.,Trr INK sna
Treasury Dupart,l1ent vii uot prr,'it INV "t ti,s
,nmv rn,rnr,"i"i In thn .s,rst ..',tnn9 ~ 49,"
ii.fints IL is ,,scI fnr dir d1tin".un ~ ,er.iv
tsutnrarv ,',isrlsrs..i,, a,hsr ws,ris, that tl,n
nurrnnrln, 1,sn ,an ,niv i" u."'J i,,.iis ~ ~
,isv tis ,.r,nn,,nt ynrr ~ .o;,,..,1a,33t ~ ~
in.t"r,. ,nt,inv T., t,," ius's. 's,,"r,,I"g .n,1
tin.hir,r ~ I'm in-,.r lie s,'"ant IL pt,,"s
a,in,its thn snlu1.as III this ~ro%ssi,tnn' I'M,
.in,,ns tn,, ~. sav,rtr IL, ,."t .vi, ,.IIs
10 "vrst tmtn rI h,,tidiu" ,ms,,..d - ~ xi,,,s
IL tr,.,I .,,at.r. r. III IT, ",,,,i.,"t ~ - !.
rrn".. II Httins, ~, lin ,,.... ,1,,,'s ~ tnts
fr.T,natinn. Mr' Palmer In. iii ~. r,attnr
heinz, th,t i,,.,,nm.t.r 1sneraI ,vh" /. nc.s
wrestI,,s, vim Il ""' % ~"
"'~'~ Nm ,.u.u
a,f,1 th,nla In r.n ,.%nia ~, ,o,,,to,, -, .,,o
Wat fiiii"s fsL. ',,i r., ,,'s'..s., sS. " ~
IL roi'a. H. .,,"t, s . ~ ,s ~ % s'
~, - ,.iil ts ~, ~. tr,as. ~ III.
III r,ar,nrs ",.or. ns,,. ~ s's~. W - NV
W., ,cas, l., H., ,as ,t's !"
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ST. LOUls BRIDGE.

ST. LOUIS, jan. 14.-ln tho Circuit Court hero
to-day Judgment WINS entered 'u favor Of T1ou-
as Carneagatq against tho Illinois Il St. Louis
f3rldgo Company In the sua OF $l35000. This
autn is represented by notes giycn by the Bridge
Company to tho Keystone Bridge Company III
part paytnont Of tho contracts, and which were
aAsiRuel to Thomas Carngaec.
, 1879-01-15

4SEtt 5tF& EEEfVs9.
American smokers hays long slnco become
accustomed to "1favnia" ciaars made vi
sectn to want them, inaamuch AZ tho Minister OF
Spain hhs autographed to Capt..ucn. Campos
that the Madrid Government will, In Sfarrll
mkt, contract for 1860, zoo MtogEammcs VI
Yirgtnia aud Kentucky tobacco.
, 1879-01-15
HISS.
THE SEQUKL TO

TIE sEQuEL TO THAT LirTLH AFFAIR
A report way made III SATURDAYS TRlnuA1 Of
the little atlair between MI, e. d. Hexs, the
operattc manager, aud George W. Mueller. pru-
, 1879-01-15
DRUNKENNESS

Dr.. D'Ungtr (dIscoyeror Of the Clnchoaa Cure
for DTunkcnness>. Room 81, Palmer 1louss, cures
MI csscs Fees moapfatn. Cnre guosansasd:
, 1879-01-15

Mr. shorb c1aEns would exonerate him, and
fho5v that tho charge had been trsinre'l up
against him ont Ut pcrsosnl spite.
, 1879-01-15
BFGT IN THE tHnRf n

- WVnEV3
IT'S saying much, bat it, uss will prove It tsue.
Macx'a new process oatmcal. Finest natural III.
voE. clcancst, and best. Grocers sell It. Supply
depot md free trinl packAges, 10 State sttest,
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THE NEW PROPOSED LINES.

'CONNISsIONERS COMPLAINING THEIR WORK-WHAT
TIE OFFICERS OF EXISTING COMPANIES THINK
--DIFFERKSCE OF OPINION AMONG LAWYERS.
The present position of the new rapid
transit projects continues be SUBJECT Of discussion
IN municipal circles and With the prOpery-owners along
the proposed routes The Commissioners were IN se-
sion Yesterday revising The proofs Of their forthcoming
re ia regard 70 KIND OF structures 10 be used fares
be charged, etc. Commissioner FLey said they would
decide finally to-day all these matters as the limit
of tho ninety days would then be mp. They might fur
her revise their previous action but their report would
not he ready for publication for days. the
Commissioners practically agreed IN placing the
maximum OF fares ~ AL hours on the proposed roads,
at cents 10 the Grand Central Depot 10 cents 10
,be Harlem River and cents to Kiugsbridge except
during hours. when II should be cents to
Harlem RIVER aud 10 cents 20 Kingsbrldge.
Municipal lawyers disagree as 10 the effect OF the
action ~ The Board OF Aldermen Tuesday. Judge
yuott In an opinion furnished TO the original RAPID
Transit Commission, said: " Ia my opinion the Com
,nissoners o. Rapid Transit required TO obtain
the consent OF local authorities or OF the adjacent
properyowuers before locating the route OF railway
under chapter COG OF the laws Of 1873" He further
said that tue section requiring first the consent Of the
local horities and the pr0peryOwners must be read
ia connection with the constitutional requirements as
Applicable 10 the construction aud operation OF tie rosd
and not TO the action OF the Commissioners in locating
ats route He added that the local authorities may
fuse their consent without awaiting the formation Of
the company which Is % operate the road.
GrOsyenOr y. Lowrcy, IN an opinion on the same sub
tect SAYS: true grammatical construction Of the
act undoubtedly seems require that the consent Of
the local authorities property should be OBJ
tanned before the route OF railway shall be located by
fhe Board OF Rapid Transit Commissioners II Is not at
all uncommon however, for the courts in interpreting
statutes 70 disregard the strict obligations Of gram
NAUTICAL construction when they would lead to practical
sbsurdty aud when the context. tho existing circum
sapces or other sufficient evidence tend 10 show that
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

The trial of Chastne Cox for the murder of
Mrs. Hun viii begin Monday. Yesterday, on the
application 81 William +. Howe, his counsel. Judge
Cowng ordered an extra panel of 200 jurors The writ
Of ceruorari sued obtain for Coxs counsel the
evidence in the case before WOtman, dis
missed yesterday Judge Potter In TIA SUPREME Court
Chambers. This decision was made because the eEI-
deuce had been filed In the D.sri; Attorneys Office
William Smith, age twenty-five, Of Brook
I'm. was ARA gued before Justice Wanden yeser.
day at the TomOs, charge of having attempted to
steal a cheap watch from Guseppi Manl, Of No. ~
OIlyrr-st While awaiting aITaIgnmeu, at the IOmbs
he suddenly Jumped over the bar ana made effort to
escape through the window. when he seized by
officer Vermilyea, He was committed In default OF
$4,000 BAIL
Daniel Watson, alias dutch Dan" formerly
one Of the most skfu bank robbers in the United
states. but who has fallen low as to engage In
sneak-thieyug was arrested yesterday afternoon by
Detective Price. Of the Twenty-nnth Precinct, at
sixth-ave. and Tvcneth-st., while idling about the
corner. "Duich Dan" who has the appearance Of an
uldashiOucd retired merchant was arrligned before
Justice Murray, the Jefferson Market Police Court
susDcou Of having entered the premises, No. lO4
from quantity OF welry hing and other property
He was held for further examination.
At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday, be-
fore Justice Wandcll, George SETTER. age twenty
four, a confidential clerk to T. C. Musgrave * Co.,
stoabrollcrs Mt 40 13l South ThId-t Philadelphia,
was nrraiEned in custody OF Detectives Hagln and
Oates who he'd arrcsfed him in cellar ut No. Q Now
st. TOR embczz ing $1,000 the proceeds OF two checks
on the Grad NItOub Bank q. Philadelphia, one being
NusQraye s. CO.. appeared prosecute the charge bus
the Justice decided TO remand the accused man until
Of the firm app AIRED IN person. SETTER claimed 70
have acted By virtue OF power Of attorney properly
obtained.
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THE UyIgERsIrr cOYVocAroX
COMMITTEES APPOINTrD-THURLow WEED MADE A
DOCTOR or LAWS.

COMMITTEES APPOINTED THURLow WEED MADE A
DOCTOR OF LAWS.
ALBANY, July 1O.-At the University COnvo-
c,,,on to-day Professor Darius r. Ford Of the Elnra
Female College read paper on Reserve I'm Teaching
Tneor1rs and il was discussed by Professor Martin and
DE- Mcars Professor George &. Caldwell, Ph. d., OF
Cornell University, read paper on Chlorophylc ana
fine Production of Ogauic Matter IN the Plant" Pro-
lessor North presented resolution that Professor Mears
President Anderson Vce-President Russell and Regent
Smith are severay requested 10 furnish each copy of
his memorial address, with such additional matter
NAV seem appropriate. and that these addresses form
mart Of tho published proceedings OF this convocatiOn.
Adouted The report % tho Committee on Higher Aca-
da,oic Examinations was rendered the Regents Tor
their consideration Il paper The Aspects OF Set
epce" presented by Dr. jose VI. FarTar. Manhattan
College after the opening of the session. and all papers
in readiness but not actually read declared part
of the proceedings OF the convention. The Chancellor
apDOlDed the following committee, called for by Profess
eor Rogers utOn Of yesterday Professor Rogers.
Dr North aud Principals Rogers, FlacK, Sanford ana
Snyok A $50 the following Standing cOmrltlr : TX
ecutiveWarden Robert b. Fairbaru. ID. d., Principals
a II Buckham, ". r. Adams, III. II. Hutton. VI. l.. Me
lsst wear observation-disclosures Mears Professor Wal
son, Dr. steele, Principals Bradley sAeioon CLARK ana
the Chancellor delivered the closing address and de-
adjournment the II gents OF the University convened
and honorary degrees follows: On the rec
omiuendation Of The ; ate liommopatMe Medical 30
c.ety, rs authorized by law-DuciOr OF Medicine: Ed
ward f. Fowler, ~. D., OF Ncw-Iork Cornelius Ornes,
NJ D.. Jamestown; Charles Sumner, VI. D., Rochester.
Doctor of Philosophy: stephen q. TAYLOR, Brooklyn,
aud conferred III person. JOhn Edwin Bradley A. NJ OF
Albany. Dootor OF Laws; IhurioW Weed Of New
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THE COURTS.
" sHANGp DRAPER SURRENDERED.

Thomas alias "Shang" Draper was neatly
dressed q Scotch tweed suit and wore handsome
necKtie and rich jewelry when he taken fronbthe
Raymond Street jail to the Court OF Sessions III BROOK
Ign yesterday. He has been under Indictment Tor bur
glary the third degree IN robbng Iber sons store
in Grahamave August IL 1873 his associates being
William Porter and John Irving who recently walked
ont OF the Raymond street JAIN through hole In the
wall and John Wilbur, who Is stl awaiting trial After
Diapers arrest here taken by the Massa
cbusetts authorities to get possession OF him on charge
OF completely in the Northampton Bank robbery.
In the Court Of Sessions present Detective Robert
PinkerOn and Detective OConnOr, OF DIsrictAttoruey
Phelpss Office Winchester Britton appeared for the
State OF Massachusetts,. DistrlcAttor ey Catlin adj
dressed Judge Moore and said that he desired 20 enter
nOe pFOscqui to the indictment against Draper as
prior to this indie the accused had been IN
dictcd in Massachusetts. In order that he might be cor
rect Ia his action this case he had written TO Atof
ney-Geueral ochOOnmi ker asking his advice In reply,
tho AttOrnCyGe advised that nOlle prOsrqu be
entered. General Caln accordingly moved mat t.ls DC
DONE and that the prisoner be surrendered to the Mass
achusetts authorities. Judge Moore granted the mo-
ton Draper. accompanied by Mr. PDkcltOn, tGeu went
10 the Shcrs Office, where the necessary papers were
made out. Aftei ward Draper was hauucuifed TO the
detective, ana the two took carriage Tor TINS CITY,
whence they started FOR Boston.
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THE CLOSING BANQUET.
A SOCIAL GATHERING AT DELMoNlC0s-sPEECh III
TIE RKy. DR.. CROSBY.

A ban1uet was given at DclmonicO's last
tiyes of the Council, which closed its session yes
terday The mtHu prepared by DAVID I'm
ter Hebrew caterer, and no lard was useu
in the preparation OF the yiands LOUIS may
presided on his right sat the Rev. Dr. Howard Crosby
and on his left the president OF the late Council Wim
H. IIaekonburg OF philadelphia. Next to Dr 'tos
by sat Jesse segmaD, and following MIN III regular
order az the same table, the Rev. Dr. Lienhal OF
Cincinnati the Row H. :. Jacobs, Of this city, the Kew
Abraham Isaacs and the DR. Landsberg OF Eochos
ter The first toast the evening was orr country
which was responded 10 by Simon Wolf. OF WASH
ipcton 1.-THE Empire CITY was responded 10
1y DR. Mark Blumcntha; aud 9 Toe seats oI learn
iI- erutemau's name by the president Vas gree ted
ith great applause the guests waving InclI ma hlh7
above tier heads and cheering loudly lie Dftny re-
viewed the history OF the Jewish people, thef pciStc
He spuke with much sulcnnlty ana eafneashe5s,
ana his liberal expressions excited great chtIuaon'
When, at the close OF his address, ne DO"eu III ae
Ln,O- ledgueui OF the honor which the ucDleWs hau
xtenlpd 10 him by their invitation, the tntHc party
arose aud drank 10 nls health. , l.. a.. 49,.
Mr. Betmau, Of Gin innat, responded 10 tue toast,
sIbe College of Cincinnati" and tie Kew Dr. ls!lgu-
mai 10 tie = Preparatory school of New-lork' 1hr
remarks of the latter were expressed III simple Doit
language referred TO his earlier experiences III iS
country and alternately humorous ana PaInoC;
and were notable Zoe extreme literally aud GOOD VIII
INV; ri every Mr. ackeuburg replied on DeualI OF
H.. Union American Hebrew Con-rcgal IONS PRAYER
-ulzb rgcr responded elOquen'y 10 Religious LDt.H
lbe Rev. Dr. Wise, o. NtW-lOrk, spoke Tor our
ueso" after which the Rev. Dr. DandsDnrg was ca ca
unou 10 respond to % our Religious Guides" JuuSc
McAdam replied 20 the toast The Bencn" ana AuOph
L. Sanger of TINS city. responded 10 Inc odr, ul'Vt
which TIE assembly parted with many expressions u
81
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Supreme Court ChGmbTs-By Judge Potter
Rcc ait Tiaon-Or1cr granted. Col on and others 2gt
Emu0us ant othcgsENpla required Cahn aat I'd
iouJ4ck C0mpluy-l wish to complainant IN THIS
action. N.JIluu at. TOrenS.-A Allowance oi 500.
By Judge DOnOnueu the uatterOt Do"nev; In the mat
tel OK KING, In the uatt.TOi ManIc.-Gtantea.
sperirf Term rs Judge p'noU'.-~clON AIT school
Rose Iiose Ct a. at Hogan et DEGREES granted
Common Pieas-Specidi IcTpt-By Judge LarremOrc
In the matter NcDouadFrayer oipctguor granted and
decree entered releasing aud Cncelug tHc DOld or
asst nee. simon Mach aud Isaac l. Mach the
.uretir- u said bond In ta matter OF Moses ReuOrO rel
cree confirmed decree entered Tor distribution 10 SEIZED
ui.d creditors NeWNOr Lie Insurance Company act Dew
tYpioatiOu t.acC lis IgnIs grained ann deere
opened IN matter Of Asherhe orter - presented -
the stating OF
ana De order alleging the existence 0I another In me mat
ter Dcac1l.,t the injunction Do vacated ana seq aside
Held All = COMPANY Applc4tou
entered removing cause - Cnied states
fIr,fit court BgOadht al.Nlu
nj chambers Fr.ay. Jny H. OF IL M. In the matter %!
ppncltIll Tor leave 60 prosecute oMca! Dina
granted. p0rragt. Koch Application 10 buug party mo
court granted In the matter OF cation TOT ctl
TON ulcl Robins agt. Byfue order signed settled
l.o:hu.n ggt 4. H. iJrOl,; Levine agt LeruOds-A pIA
ctlo.s Granted. Peterson .-OrdCr entered
Me.gs agt snap Motion granted Hageulorl AT lnAtL
memorandum for counsel. Blss aBL LOcNe-BOhd ap
proved.
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Z STERLING SMITH.

j. Sterling Smith, a lawyer well and favor
ABLY known 1T the NeN-YoIk bar, died Of consumption
d. MorrisvI.ic IN this State on July 1. Mr. Smith was
born ~ Worthwhile In 1882, and originally edu-
caicd a, civl engineer but after short experience In
that calling hc began the study OF law WITH the late
Judge Mason, Al Hamilton. lie began his practice at
if,I.t on, ami subsequently appointed Assistant
ipitci ..trs DstrIc,-A torucy for The Northern Dis
tlct % York. lie A-d already gained reputation
M, a iS cr promise, when IN %, SpiMg ot 1857 ne
r,uIr E,vS-IOrf and associated lim-e NIth tie firm
al Brown ha. d NLuacrDuel. lie continued with mat
t3ru ana lis successor NdHIcr.Ucl, Green ~ Cunning
lurI complied by failing heath TO abandon business
Mr. SuitI vTactlsCd mere mainly IN the United states
Counts, where L. Won Il !lgu position.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
A NOVEL SUIT IN BROOKLYN.

A novel suit was recently begun in the
Brooklyn City Court by Mrs. Caroline Brennan, of De
Kalb-ayc. who seeks to 100000 damages from
Mrs. Cathaune Paasch, widow, for estrang
ing the affections OF the plaintiffs husband An order
OF arrest against the defendant obtained, and she
held in BAIL Her counsel recently applied to Chief
Justice Nelson TO yacate the order OF arrest The ap
plicg'iOu denied yesterday.
After quoting some prccedents the Judge that
even without these would have little hesitation IN
holding that the plaintiff Is entitled 10 the relief sought
THIS a special action for wrong and for every wrong
wuly or even negligently inflicted, and causing loss
and damage, there Is remedy.
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dred objects in view with the Wow OF mutual co0pera
ton and the successful accomplishment OF pracuca
plan for colonization.
The committee Of Ave subsequently appointed are |;
T.. SHERMAN, of Chicago, Emanuel Wertheimef' Oh
Pittsburg. ex.Coroner Elnger, OF this city, Julus
Freiburg OF Cincinnati, and Joseph Simon, OF heW-or
leans. After vote Of thanks to the president W. u
Haokeuburg. the secretary aud assistant secretary,
Iiupu,op Levy and August Bnswonser, the pubic
press for their faithful reports OF the proceedings anu
The sractcs Of this city Tor their hospitality, the rev
DR. Mrpdes OF Nrw-York. closed the proceedings win
prayer. DR.. Mendes, being Of the ORTHODOX scIOOi'
stood with his head covered wli0 he made llo suppc
ton and pronounced the beDcdictOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-11
CAI.ENnARs WIS Day.

srPREHE T-CHANBEaS-Pottcr, Court opens NJ
Calendar called AZ IL NJ Nos. ~, ~ 90, t.
20 ~ - H. 20. 49, %. 100 lOl, lOj, IL ll9 1913 l54
1915 Ij lj 6J 1870, 1914 49, 1871 1875 1872 zoo 2oI -Oo
sffCii lall-Donoaue, J.-Court opens q, 1880 a M.
SOS. 81, $50, So. o..
sirEnOR CouEr-sPFcIM TrRM-Frcelman J.-Cour'
opens 80 Il MO day calendar
COMMON lG.M-ldlrcioIc, J-COuft opens
% 1890 q. M No day calendar
UFyEttl. -T--l15--PART Towing 1.-The People agL
Giovanni Adams eDnOus assault aud battery Joseph Bak
,rJ Clare. Grand larceny; Henry Miller forgery
gho4 Mullen larceny from The person tontu ftdrsl, rob
Brrv Ellen AloOney John bing'r, e!ono1s assault and bat
trry Henry DAVIS SlcI. George Scott burglary
George Marsh william II. Kennedy, grand larceny John
Dug.u Frank smith. Charles Doll John SChaTpt petit lar
cev: Annie sIues Ca hahe BOssUman, d.s0teIy house.
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.nnrc nc,n q cnnn limiting Kenfncl,v

A few years ago coon hunting Kentucky
major mad fine piece of land which he desired TO sell.
lie told friend about IT, who demonstrated Win him,
aud aid WIN Major You ought not 10 think about
selling that property II VIII be very valuable some
day" Valuable the devil" replied the Major, rive
moi caught a econ of that land for ten years"
SLIGHTLY DOUBTFUL CoMPLIMENT.-ActOr
fw no mas appeared In the FIRST Diecel Good evening
Nav ! take the seat next your Lady: certainly !
hnt don't Won appear any more Tonight" Actor !;
No" Lady: "0h, ain 80 gadl Pray sit down.
Funny Folks
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AGRICULTURE FOR HEBREWS.
ACTION OF THE COUNCIL

INTERESTING DEBATE on THE ADvIsABILITY 'oF
ESTABLISHING COLONIES OF FARMERs-ihE
SCHEME ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF THE
COUNCIL.
The Council of American Hebrew Congregations
adjourned yesterday. after adopting resolutions
looking TO the establishment of agricultural col
onies aud appointing committee who are 70 nave
full control of the matter. The debate on the SUD
iect was of much interest. There was banquei III
the evening at DelmOnico's The seventh Couhci
will meet at Chicago on the second Monday oil May
1881
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TWO YACHTS CAPSIZED.

The yacht Marble, with crew of nine men,
md enc OBrlen, carrying eleven men. caught ia
squat that preceded last nights rain Storm
of Pier 3d. East River Both capszed and all Oh
board were thrown into the Their cries brought
the members Cf the Ferry Association " their RELIEF ana
all were saved.
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NEw-ORLEANS, July 10.-R. b. Stillc, of
Sabine PARISH, member Of the Constitutional Conyon
tiou from tho XIXth Senatorial District, died yester
day, Of dysentery.
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JOHN p. McCREARY.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1O.-John L. McCreGry,
we-luuwn citizen, died th, morning. al his residence
H., rui, city, 10 the sxueth OF his age. Nj. Me
Crcary wa largely Interested In coal operations the
IsuEl valley. uut has fUT some time tast Withdrawn
rom active business pursuits, by reason OF failing
health.
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BISHOP ODEAHEIMER failing.

BURLINGTON, n. j., July 6.-Bishop Oden-
be,1ner. Of Ire diocese Of New-Jersey who has been
seriously IN for some time reported BY his physicians
20 be GROWING weaker every day.
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MONsIGNOR MANNING.
LONDON,

LONDON, Jnly IL. - Monsignor Manning
nephew Of Cardinal Manning. and one Of the Pap
ChambeTains is dead.