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FATAL ACCIDENT.

M1ppLETowN, Md, Nov. 3O.-John
Mumford, young married man, resid-
ing near Broad run, this valley, was
lhTown from colt which he was ria-
inc on Monday, and received such in-
;nries which will, very probably, prove
fatal He was returning from a sale
when the animal took fright at a DOG
and threw him over his head into th'
hard road, injuring him internally
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prILDING PERMITS.

;,s tbe past month eleven build
IN, were issued from the Sui
Department. For the same
a. wear twelve were issued
'sn.l last mon Ia were as fol-
|an A. Hoxie, one house north
|nner of Fourth and Adams
tlea. one stable, ON north side
\ between Mill and Hutton
h G. Tatnall, 8 houses, west
|Caymout, between A and B
IT. Morgan, one house north
inner of Ninth and Pine.
Kent, one stable al the south
[1er Of Front and Justison
Is Ford, two houses, southeast
| Of Jackson and Pleasan,
| Walton, one house, north side
|ad, between Rodman and Haw-
b.
LW. Johnson, one house, north
/ Beech street. between Mary
|raue and Van Buren street.
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A STREAM OF LAVA.

SAN FRANCISCO, November S0.-Ad.
vices from Honolulu describe the erup
ton Of Mauno Loa, now in progress, as
one of the grandest ever witnessed. II
broke out November about six miles
from the summit, the crater throwing out
two great streams of lava, one of which
is thrifty miles long, from one to two
hundred yards wide and about twenty
feet deep. Terrible explosions accompany
its flow. Some fears are entertained for
the safety of Hilo, although the flow
seems to De turnining in another direc
ton.
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..,,lr Of gold is large. The
H. R,l,lc, " Aich arrived at New
|.,n Europe on Sunday, brought
[n,ols coi,, aud the steamship
[ ,3l 800. The steamship Sllesia,
[,,,,el from Europe on Monday,
1 $4,000, maxi 6 the total ar
-. saturday 81, 1874 800.
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AmuseInenIs.

sElyBgRG. wlLHEMJ coNCERT.
| musical event OF the present
will be the Sternberg- W ilhelmj
l the Opera House on Friday
next. Mr.. Sternberg, the
sanew name 10 our people,
lsyer appeared here, but Will
vll no doubt be remembered he
appeared here once in one of
issdy concerts. The company
kpeaed in all the principal
BOD their appearance has been
BISON Of very tiattering notices
Bcll critics. He is a master
.dticult music, and the man.
zVhCh he brings forth the sounds
tuOln is something wonder
no be hoped that our citizens
overs Of fine music will show
iNeclation Of such great artists
tie Opera House. The sale
7ed seats begins to-day at G.
as d Co.'S book store.
Exit"
Narday evening, Frank s
the great character actor
Sal 10 his play Of exit til,
i traveller"
'au has presented this PLAY
Rsl hundred times in all tn,
e'ieS OF this continent. Dar
week he played in the Arcl
N'lTe, Philadelphia, to a sue
OIL cT9"ded houses. Anon,
n! notices that he received
Y press Of that city, the follow
ieped from the Inquirer of n o
Frank Chanfrau, in his popu
(" Kit" brought out las
le Usual enthusiastic audiencI
'elcomes 4, this racy and spirited
vh'nlrau in his particula
V',ag IS unsurpassed, and h
'sa The hero with his accus
's0T and boldness. He is sup
good company, and dc
.Nlug his stay at tho Arch t
aIOnized." ="
EAST LYNNE"
4'Alet'a Chanfrau will give
|' 'Ae Opera House ON Satui
.'4'on next, presenting til
p4lar society Inelo-drama {
-'Hle,' In order to afford la
Vllldren an opportunity {
Ss 'ne play the admission wi
@nu 10 cents. Mrs. Chan
appeared in this city on Sc,
'"'1as, "S!as, and is an actress {
ability.
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Locdt Lines.

|prnio'i rrio'nents were very slippery
N and walking was a diff
kpl luak before the Mayor this
: S'a'e a Temperance Convention
10 Dover to day, 'N''
hadau and forty nine arrests
4' Oy the police during lasl
n II N Moore, Jr., has received a
Er ''f building an excursion
/ t6ia a' council, Imp. o. r. NJ,
evening in special ses
s small. Ae' 'niS morn
"a HSyF9rle'ta SFlIe Chapfrau, will per
IN na,, nasI Lynno" ON Saturday al
'A' IN the Grand Opera
|reass sI, ~ GAzETTE still continues
Mas t"n, permits We're issued fo.
daurlng November.
6urcS pay s;h next Central Presbyter
lrcuNSinllal u WILL hold its twenty fiftl
this i""re n' train was again de
uorning by a shot box"
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For the Gazette.

For the Gazette.
II you want your horses to keep on
their feet and protect themselves from
falling take the check rein off and new
or put it on again. Tie mans hands
behind him and whip him along =
sleety street and you have the exact
position of every horse in this town
during the recent cold snap-all but
the smooth iron shoes-put them ON
him and Re wouldn't have half the
sense the horse has to keep himself up
"a poor, stumbling, helpless creature
is horse with check rein. won-
der how long it will take for enough
to enter the heads Of the man creation
to abolish the cruel and merciless
check rein entirely-a mans calibre is
shown precisely BY the way he gears
his horse. If he is shoddy man he
will have a high headed horse. The
London Lancet states that all persons
of intelligence have discarded its use.
+. W.
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THECIIY PUMPS.

Tho following is the pumping record
for November ..o c,,v
IN, Wor, htugton pump Mt the 0l,y nSo
Mil ran % day: 1888 hours; made Sio'zlo
strokes, ami raised to Cool spring hesei-
voir, 100, ,246, 400 gallons OF water, .h WIFI,
cumpared with The corfespoha'11ss ia9 7eo
last year shows decrease o' io'io'''0
gallons. -. cooi snriro
Rsservmr, ran % days, l67 hours; maos
22T O5l strokes, and raised to Rooney
street Reservoir, 8, ,536, l42 gallans's
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THE DELAWARE ELECTORS

To-day, at noon Messrs. Chas. B. Lore
OF New Castle County, Albert Whiteley,
Of Kent County, aud George Russell, OF
Sussex County, Presidential Electors fol
this State, will meet at Dover and casi
the vote Of Delaware for Winfield Scot
Hancock for President, and VIM II. En-
gllsh for Vice President. John III Bewlel
of Smy rna, will be appointed messenger
to convey the vote TO Washington ant
deliver il to the Vice President VIM. A
Wheeler.
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A.ararx Entertainment.

The members of the Young Peo-
p,e's Literary and Musical Society IN
Connection with the First Presby-
terian Church, will give their first en-
tertainment on Thursday, December
sJ. i'm the school room of the church,
Tenth and Market streets. Admission
free. All are invited.
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uIMpEn THE TRACK.

Yesterday afternoon, the six driving
wheel locomotive, No. 80, attaced to a
North bound freight train Oh the P, W
Il b. r. r., while backing into switch
at Bush river, Jumped the track. The
accident caused the New York and
Washington leaving here at GIT to br
over three hours late. The locomotive
was not Damaged.
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APPOINTED POLICEMAN.

Yesterday Mayor Almond appointed
John d. Richardson, policeman for the
the Second district, to ill the vacancy
caused by the removal of Frederick
Gutchner.
The new appointee is ayoung maj
and for some time past was engaged Ii
selling truck.
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From the Philadelphia Telegraph,
CIVIL RIGHTS.
THE QUESTION OF ADMITTING CoLoRED
CHILDREN INTO WHITE SCHOOLS.

THE QUESTION OF ADMITTING COLoRED
CHILDREN INTO WHITE SCHOOLS.
On motion of Allan II. Gangewer,
Esq, Judge Mitchell, In Court Of Com
mon Pleas No. 2, this morning granted
rule upon Edward T. Steel aud the
other members comprising the Board OF
E lucatioD, to show cause why Charles S
Chew and Sallie Vemmey, colored, res
pectively aged seven and eight years
should not be admitted into the primary
schools of the Third ward. The com.
plainant in the case is William 81. Chew
the father Of Charles and guardian OF
Sallie Vemmey. The proceeding 10 in the
shape of rule to show cause why a
mandamus should not be issued against
the board.
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Personal.

CAPT. James McIntire, of the steam
ar Republic leaves to day for Florida.
He will take charge of the steamer
Mary Morgan which will be run be-
tween Cedar Keys and Penscacola.-
Cant. McIntire will return IN the spring
and resume his duties on the Repub-
io
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At the annual meeting of the New
N Nm New York, ST S yesterasss, tMsafts,n Frssidsns
Jewett and the old Board of Directors
were reelected. The annual report, 1t is
stated, will soow about $4,500, 900 sur
plus after paying all fixed charges and
the interest on the bonded debt Of the
railway.
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DIED.

PEACH.-At his late residence In New
Castle Hundred, on November o0th, 1,
William Peach, IN his 8lst year.
The relatives and friends are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from
his late residence, New Castle Hundred,
on Friday morning next. to leave Lne
house ct IL O'Clock. To proceed to OLD
Swedes' burying ground,
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/ gaily 6asstte.
|RST EDITION.

f., :. ORTIZ, of Indiana, says
Y wv 'hont the inability of the Re-
- 't N control the organization
=, ,.,,ts Of that State is all moon
>. , Greenback Senator will
!, Them. NJ. Orth, be it re-
LOd. isa Republican,
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THE BAYARD LEGION.

A meeting Of the Bayard Legion will
be held this evening, at 30 o'clock.
All members are earnestly requested
to be present as business Of import
anoe will be transacted.
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meetings Tonight
WEDNESDAY.

Hope Lodge, No. $, |. o: .; F.
champion Lodge, No. u, h. Of +.
Oriental Lodge, No. 10. n; Oh 7 ofT
Harmony Lodge, No. 8, A. o. @. f.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE is hereby given that shall
~ Apply to the General Assembly OF
this State at its session in January. 1881,
for an absolute divorce from my VIE,
Marv Pugh, w. h, PUGH.
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 70, 1850.
decl-WGslm.
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GALE OF MONEY

ElnipgS,an,aar , monthly meeting of
iun, !" si'SOO sold l6 per cent.
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PUPILS STAB THEIR TEACHER.

EUIILo . AD 1HHIh 1EAOuNh'
DAFvILLE, Va, November So
Lorcnzo Ivy, the colored teacher Of
colored free school here, was attacked
this morning by two Of his boy pupils
brothers, aged Is and 19 respectively
and was repeatedly stabbed with knives.
His injuries are probably mortal. He
had punished the younger of the broth
ers for playing with the girls, and in
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Union SQUARE THEATRE.
-ALE'S POPULAR CHICKERING HALL

SERIES. .,
FRIDAY TONIGHT, JANUARY %,
GEORGE NANDENHOFF
PROGRAMME" Little DOmbey at Mrs Ppchin.s" = Od
crooge OF Christmas Present. Selections IRON
Pickwick Papers" sam Weller's valentine" etc.
Jan 5O-Charles Roberts. Jr Feb. "a. T. Burbank Fen
O. Charles Roberts tchets, 81 90 single uckeu
eerved 80 and 10 cents at SchuDorts 70 Union
square. J. :. VALE, Manager
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

surrFME coyEr-cHAMnRRs- Court T. opens a.
Is 10 100 27 1872 BAL ISs qa d4 il =, lsG l ss ~
s 5s 25a SIS 25S 26 2oS 1868 2cl 2c5 $50 20
cou,t opens at ioSo a. Mos 40 l24 100 90 23 -
2s So 40 81 ~ oe 4S 81 o. o. 81 So d. 80 49, Ia
sfEc oPe ga a! sa 1870 ,9i 9oq
lzS iSs 10 lS i5s i$6 igi iS$ j5S s7t $S7g 377
ss $s s sse i6 81 l6 ao os sos 4 1i2 gs R
M s5s 4ss 81 a5 tiS a. a. a.
CiRcuTf-PART / Beach, J.-Court opens az 1880 m
E sss l sss lsS ii 1872 1876 1881 i77
EgF; 2R$pi "a 1899 as'
IA P%a4 an Bfn at 1899
c SsSs i2e Sc s56 15V ssSl 2i9$ 25s iii4
SUPERIOR CoGRI-GNERA; TRRM-Adourned until the
hts pgSar 1EnMIseswick J-Cour opens 10 Caen
FsJ TEeM-P1gT I-FTeednan. J-Court opens at II
m.-Case No l09l.-Hayemeyer agt Havemeyer Nc
PaSTs II and iIIAdOurnea for The term 81 ,u. sr.,
COMMON PLKAs-GESEIAL 1EEM-AdiOurned uninthe hfst
A sfHeiaE d rrSJ T. DAY. opens at II
ssgrrr Adjourned 1nIl January e. @6,, on,r .
o , 9g S 1 4 2g' III III ,7 70 S'4 Z''
MANN 1GG Adjourned un 90
r.sPaHE7 0o ss 3 c4 %o4s
ssSs ii TO- siI5, s56s, 400 4o7s 1913 1886.
Sos io26 1oSe SOS soSS Gi 46i5 5777 zoci 1854
PAR 1Ioepp J-Co1rt opens 10 mshort Causes
Noe 500 S9s zo57 1880 4tss $500. 3sOl Sl70. 1910
1880 s5s5 4lS3 1886 42Oi 4172 1853 4lg3, 3s5l 42oG
ISL S7OS 1904 1904 4l93 A2lO, 4lli 400 4l73, 425e
tZI7
GENERAL sEssloss-PAsT People asl
Henry D. robbery John DemOrest buIRafy thhlet
smith AnI1e Moor grand larceny Francis X. Ferguson
assault aud battery David Murphy Alexis Cuie John Bray
robbery ,,., -. -,
PARI II-smyh, R-The Peolle agt William Lohnan. Iop
berry william Bien David sullivan ieiomo1s assau,s e
battery James Taylor burglary John Moore grand lar
teny --... GU. =
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURIIN ADMlnALIY-C .
Nos 1885, 49, 1875 l14 lO5 49, 10 lol lz6 1872 80 d91
tT 12g 1885 I'LL 1855. IT'S, l2l 23 l39 lOZ l49 So |o
t54 l29'a 81 249, 1886 255. So ll2. 1lS. g.
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THE COURTS.
AN .crORs sur FOR DIVORCE.

The novelty of the trial of suit for abso-
, divorce jury attracted many persons TO the
proolyn City Courtroom yesterday. when the case OF
Iohn W. Grover against Mary E. Grover was called by
yrdee Nelson The plaintiff IL about forty five years OF
.ge He is an actor aud the stage manager at Haver-
, DrooElyn Theatre The defendant is actress The
nlsintif charged his wife with inhdety win an
pctnr named W. IL. Langdon MIR. Grover testihed mat
he was married defendant on October IS 1873 On
REORGANIZATION be admitted that he had ved WIN
r. fr and that they had cmlu fourteen
OF age In November last he was informed OF hls
yys,fe's ipndohty by Mira. Elizabeth Holmes.
Mira Holmes testified that she had been an actress Ior
s,xt.en wears sac had Langd0n in Mrs. Growers
rnom several times Mrs. Grover said to her once that
her husband her well that he would forgive her
n ne learned OF her relations with Laugden.
The defendants counsel read letter from the plain
ri 10 W. IL Lanrdon, dated March 5, 1870. In It the
rte- asked for personal interview and said mere
ore matt Il between that must be sctten. Inc
sooner the for all parties Don't Try TO communl
cate with her. know all
several witnesses testified to Mrs. Growers good repu-
taton The verdict OF the jury was In favor OF the de-
PENDANT This does not end the case. as the sut was
brought the Equity Branch OF tie Court, ana at the
request OF counsel the Judge directed II to be taken De
fore fury determine the question OF TACT III Is Gus
tonay send OF this kind to referee whose re-
COMMUNICATION is aerward confirmed or rejected by tie
Court.
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CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Speir, in the Superior Court, Special
Term yesterday gave decision for the plaintiffs In the
case OF John " Farwel and Others against the import
es and Traders National Bank for $G,52l TO recover
the value of frauduIently hypOthecated and left
with the bank security for a loan.
The complaint was served yesterday in the
suit brought by the Government against Lord Taylor
10 recover $1O377 for alleged differentiation CD impor
tations of kid gloves Nineteen causes OF action are set
ioI th and they based separate mpOrtatons be-
tween July 20, 1870, and August j. lS72
The suit of Jessie Morange against her
husband Henry H. Morange, lawyer, for an absolute
divorce on the ground of adultery, brought for i
before Judge Beach, in the supreme Court Circuit yes
lerday. The complainant alleged adultery by the de-
defendant with Mary A Canrcll at the Central Hotel
Long Branch. The principal testimony yesterday was
In gard association of The defendant WITH MIS-
cantrel md the circumstances under which they hao
been together One of the witnesses against the
defendant was the husband OF Mrs. CantIeu.
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DFClSIONS-JAv. %.

Supreme Court hambers-By Judge Donohue.-
TIC and Msrshn Bsnk af aF
ton without costs. Miller agt saer-M9iion grant
MED see memorandum. Bryan The Pao Belt COMPANY
Potter sa fech ssSed shetney as
ho os AT sraDed Bowery National Bank ACT
Motion granted Wood agi Meditation denied Farm I
ss snG cStded ana ohers agi Whitehead In
Gaines. ir Ridgewood insurance Company agL Spears
Wels agt O'Conncr.-Grante..
BY Judge Lawrence eNamara sSt Sexton Granted
others-Iudgment signed Nirkerson agt Cappe and an
S JUDGE NAN vorscyt ct a. aG s,raue e. all
agt Gerand Denningtr ag Jamlnsn ct aL-Judsment
cTca-Iart IIT-By Judge Van vOrst-Muloch agt. Mu
Superior Court-SDeelGl Ierm-Bv Judge Speir-
Fzsmmens agt poye e, iGr Psnna opn
opinion Tabor agt Van Tassel 81 s-The motion must be
Traders kJudgment Tor plaintiff opinion
Frcs,1Sn sgt faconer-TaIaiion affirmed DIXIE ag
stonwsy sons-Motion denied with $iG costs to Plann
dcsu payment Of al Zee aud OF
execution fenton sgt the Broadway and seventh Avenue
ksilrosd orpe safSs seI Msahatan
RAILWAY Company-Order Of dsooDtnuance Freemsl agt
froui whii@sn sg In the matter of frosorder
sDse,al Term-Bv Judge ] +. DalyzLehman ct al aet
Roberts 81 i9T PoPtn Wa rave act ne Pro-
Episcopal Church. etc-Judgmen ioi The P"hud
WGjine Court - Cbanbers-Bv Judge Halves
Kauter ag Moschowitz denied Without costs olH
motion oerSise denied SIC 70 plaintiff 10 abide
The event Bnney ag& Mckenna--DemuIrer srstauel
scott sg Schmae-The clause second paragraph 0f the
answer the moving papers and al o. paragraph"
with OF motion
event; order settled on notice Clark agt HeaihMo
fion ArnOit > Schener- MOTION
granted ebruary 9, 1880 Philips agt OConnoTIl;e-
s.pe pPoesedngs 70 punish contempt
riehI tef Kenny PlMntil ordered 10 file security. Stnes
Molina OF ai.-See memorandum. Irving National Eank
agf Duryea- desre TO counsel in this case on Friday
lie 1.Sd inst al a. ID. at Chambers BOanG agL BusDy
Motion grantei January 80 Nlef agt Jenner.OTdcr
Egned and He'd 49,. -. -..-.--
receiver denied security originally required y esuf
bent he receiver will give bond In The sum Of $4,000
within ten with $40 costs Galpn agt WessinaI Mo
ton granted judgment debtor ned amount OF
nv Jndge SIM ott-NOrdEnger agt PenneYert-OrdeT va
rating order OF December l3
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PROPOSALS for WAGON and AMBU-
III LANtt HAItNEN
OFFTCE OF DEPOT QuARrERMAs1RR.

OFFICE DEPOT QUARrRRMAsTRR.
JEFfERsoNyIIR Ind, Dec. "a, 1879.
SEALED PROPOSALS. In ITlpcate. sabect 10 the usual
conditions will be received at this Office unul o'clock at
"a. 1880 at which time and place they Will
opened in the Of bdder for furnishing aud do
Eyefng at this depot Seyenytye 73 sets six mule United
states Army Wagon Harness complete. ard one Hundred
900 four mule Ambulance harness complete.
Bidders Will state in what quantity they Will make deive
and how complete delivery OF the whole quantity
Will be subjected To rigid Inspection before
acceptance and all found up 10 the standard viii he
ected caused removed az contractors expense
within days notice OF such rejection Proposals for
less number than the whole required VIII be received
The Government the right reject or all pro-
posss preference will be gwen articles Of domestic
production. ....-- - =, - -
Bank proposals printed specifications as well a. any
further lormatiop viii be furnished on application 10 this
Office. -.
PROPOSALS should addressed TO the undersigned and DO
ndorsed Proposals for Wagon and ambulance harness
~ JAMES A. Ek1N,
Deputy O. NJ. General Depot Qusrtermaster.
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THE BRIBERY SUITS POSTPONED.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Jan. 22.-lu the case OF
Charles b. salter charged with attempting the bribery
OF members of the Legislature, the defence asked
f,r = posiponement OF the trial mainly on
the ground tho absence Of several important wit
pesses After protracted discussion Mr. Gowen drew
up On order which all the counsel agreed TO- and the
Court adopted 1t provides that all the cases 60 over 10
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an adjourned court beginning the second Monday In
March, and continuing weeks aud that there Dc
further continuance for any True bills were found
today against W. II. Kembe, Charles b. sater and
tgating Committee.
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THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. Jan. 22.-In the Court of Appeals
Thursday January 22. $780, present the Hon. Sanford
r. Church. Cncf Justice and associates, the following
business was transacted:
No. l1-Blossom aRt Blossom Argument resumed and
concluded No 24-Emiy J. Fuller Administrative etc re-
sIonieut ag Hugh j.. J9wett receiver etc. appellant
Argued ana l. H. Carr Tor appellant samuel
Eand or respondent No 5O-AOert r. rlcosy anu o.e's
Argued by Ira D. Warren appellants Albert sekney for
Respondents still on. So, no
The Of Appeals day calendar Tor frda January zo
lSeV as 4o0ws Nos. 81 IL, az. o. %, 40 %, or
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ACQUITTED ON THE GROUND OF IN SANITY
Henry T. ThursbY was tired in the General

Sessions yesterday for attempting 10 shoot Treasurer
Hey of the Thalla Theatre, January ID. Mr. Helly
door and discharged pistol at him. The ball passed
through his hat and inflicted slight wound on the
scalp The prisoner was defended by Charles stecher
Evidence of insanity was gwen, and the jury after
brief absence acquitted the prisoner on that ground
He Will be confined i'll the lunatic asylum.
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on AND AFTER JANu,rY, 10, 1850

on AND AFTER JtNUtrN IL, 1850,
Express Trains leave NewYork DesbfOscs ana COrtand
streets Ferries ~ follows mo 40 .
4:aO go SEQ 8 10 Lmtod II a. m. $50 l. 440 o.
$780, $780, and 10 and IL night sundays, 1:3O ana
m 5.G 1870 $50 and % y. ia. aud il night
Express Trains leave New York daily except Sunusl M ~
A. IN and PM running through via Trenton ami Camden
Boats BrOOElyn connect with All through trains
city, ahordlng speedy and direct transfer Tor
BROOKLYN navel. an, .oo . -
4 1885 <. S:3O and II sm Limited Express, 1850 p M
i:l6. 2 4. $50 T. and 1870 p M on sunday 20 80
9.4b - $50 a IN. 4, 1888 Leave Philadelphia via
Cand@u q n. No. and 3:5Op. III. daily, except Sunday.
eEet Offices ga Broadway Aston House and foot
Of De.rosscs COrandi sts C"urts andBroOkiyn An
nex DeDo FultOns BrOOkn Nos ia ll6 and llo
IOboKen Depot Jersey CITY Emlgrant Ticket
Office Is Battery Place
The NewloTk Transfer company VIII cal JOE an" ohcoA
baggage from hotels and residences - r.a,,rp
thA4NA General Manager. General Passenger Agent
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Proposals.
DROPOSALS for ROLLED IRON BEANS.

PROPOSALS for ROLLED IRON BEAMS.
1 OFFICE OF BUILDING STATE WAR AND NAVY DE-l
PARrMRNTs Washington. ID. C., Jan 10. 1850
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing ard delivering
Rolled rought Beams the site Of the north wing
Building for state, Wr and Navy Departments IN the
city will be received this Office unt II m. OF February
1880 opeoed Immediately thereafter in presence OF bid
ders 49,
Specific schedule general Instructions Cor bidders
and bank proposal will be furnished regular
facturers and dealers upon application this Office
IHOS LINCOLN CASEY,
Lt.CO. OF gnecrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c.-Fare, 81.
~ steamers Peck slip daily excepted
New Haven at 3 ana IL y. connecting with roads
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR for special limited tickets Steamers leave
pier 40 North River, daily, including sundays at 430
ior New London. Boston. Worcester, &c
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feclurcs ano Meeilnls.

COOPER UNION. - FREE SATURDAY
" NIGHT LECTURES FOR THE PEOPLE IN N.
viii he delivered by 4. WEISSE NJ d. Of New York City
subject: The English Language
Union and at D. Van Nostrands bookstore 20 nnrr1yst
ADRIAN ). HEWITT,
Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-01-23
Gin Real Gs,ate for Sale.

IVOR SALE.-HOuse No. 80 East 13th-st
i address JAMES HART. Main ST., Peeksfli, n. Y.
NOR SALE or LEASE.-1he four-story stores
rs Gin ana 24l Pear. between Fulton and John - by
Tar feet AUply to GEORGE q. SAMPSON, 30 Broadway.
H.
EOR SALE.-The four-story and basement
Z pUICK HOUSE No. 12i East 24thst. 20X55yS7.
Terms casy inquire OF ELlHU CHURCH, Attorney, 1877
broadway, Room ..