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The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

The export from the other Brazilian ports
may be placed at from lao 600 to 10000 bags an-
nually. Venezuela now contributes about 3d.
100000 kilos and costa Rica Il. 100000 kilos. The
following figures are given as representing the
contributions from Havti. Porto Rico and Ja-
matoa. respectively. for each Of the eight years
Il lIsaxxx II.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
THE NEW OTTO SILENT
GAS ENGINE.

An engine that WORKS without Boiler. Always.
ready to be started and to give at once ful
power.
SAFETY, ECONOMY, CONVENIENCE
Burns common Gas and AIR. No steam. NO.
coal. no ashes. no fires. no danger.
Built ln SIZES Of 2 4, and 2 FL. p, BY
aOHLEICHER, SCHUMM l. CO.,
Philadelphia. Pa.
Can be seen In successful operation at Messrs.
sonmidt d. Zeigier's. @. B G w. d. Maginnis's
ana Luckner's Box Factory. In this city. Fog
Information apply to
JOHN +. BRAUN. Agent.
No. 16 Carondelet street. up stairs.
fe8 Su Tn Tn II
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
STATE oONsOLs AT NEW YORK.
2 .. IN. 1000 sales at SIX.
UNITED STATES BONDS.

N. Orleans. New York, London.
Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked. Bid. Asked
@e...lO7h 10TH 10T t0TA -
~ Ro... l0sA
Ga, new. 1854 t05A
Governments weak aud lower.
SToCKs.-1he before the foltoping quota
Hons Of stocks indicates Weektp quotations of
the Neip Orleans Stock Exchange; the I, last
sale since Friday: the /, last sale today; O,
teith dividend: C, &c dividend.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

Prof. Newmann-Spallart. q celebrated Ger.
man statistiefan. esti timates the production at
81 600 GOO kilos higher. or b2s 100000 kilos. as
writer; but probabl, this Is owing to the home
consumption Of the producing countries being
figures. The estimstes given ABOVE represent
the export capacity alone. The Increase In this
crop, within the last quarter of g century Is
from all Countries OF production was s3s oo0. 600
kilos; In 1855 the quantity had risen to A22 OO0-
600 kilos: and. on An average OF the three years
Thus the supply Is now 69eoo.o0o kilos. or l6
per cent larger than 1t was fifteen years ago.
and 1853 600, 900 kilos or AK DER cent more than
In 1855.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

Having stated the cont 'ributions from the va
rious Countries OF production. the writer then
proceeds to state the aggregate figures aud
duction of the world. respectively In 1855 and
1865. and on an average Of the three years
lST6-7-S:
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15
STATE CONsOLs AND PREMIUM BONDS
AT THE N. 0. STOCK EXCHANGE

Bids and offers on Premium Bonds at the
closing call are for bonds deliverable to NOR
row after the drawing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

l~---Cloae.--- sales, -,
To-day. Yestet day To dry IYesl'rd'y
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

Resd's Gilt Edge T onic cures dyspepsia. Z
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1880-04-15

AVATURA
1855. 1865. 1S76.1S7S.
kiios. Kilos. Kilos,
Dutch Indies. -. u. $4,000 7435e0ao 81 4oi 800
Phillipines..... 1858 f20 2,16i, 600 3,396, 800
Ceylon and Brit
ish Indies..... 2S, ,7s0 100 50 4i3 100 53,422 400
Arabia. .......... 6,1T6 600 1889 oG0 2T7g,200
Total for Asia 1o7 s47 $50 l4o 5sb go 151 ooa 200
Africa. 1000 900 100000 1000 600
Brazil .163 400 900 20l, ,000.0o0 225 500 900
Other South
Anne lean
countries. 500. ~. $4,000 so 100000 81, 500 600
Central America 100000 9 ESQ 600 32.5Oo 900
1est Indies. 29,a0000 S6s00 900 Al 800 900
OceRntca. 100000 $50 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
CIVIL SOrEs.

Mrs. Mary +. DcSCncr, wealthy Brooklyn
woman, declared unaiic on juno /, LIS, AMI
FIe Commits ,oner RniGel wis 4!2poIu'ed to the
charge OF her person and estate. Yesterday the pro-
ceedngs IN lunacy were sci aside.
Suit has been begun in Newark 10y Francis Nc
Dermitt. Il law student against Surrogate McytrZdl,ck
for 50 900 damages The action i. based upon certain
alleged pledges mode by Zulck who ccc;rd to mo
AssstSnt-SurrOgale 10 The plaintiff The Latter
be las been paid $50 already account % salary
The damages cover Tie amount OF hvO years salary.
Elizabeth Haffner has brought u suit through
u guardian against Charles Harrison to recover
$4,000 damages for breach Of PROMISE OF marriage.
The action Is III tue Supreme Court second District. IL
Is alleged IN the plan consented 10 marry Harrison
September Is 1873. The PLAINTIFF gave birth to IL
child on October 49, 1870 and afterwarr caused IIrri-
sons tnrOug tc Queens County Superni
jail
Many doctors and medical students were at
tractod yesterday the Circuit Courtroom III Brook
lyn where the trial OF Mrs Amelia SOvers suit against
DR.. Arnold w. Catn and Dr. James NJ. ElmeudOrf,
to recover $50 900 damages for alleged miDractice
continued. Testimony for the platinum given
by Dr. Daniel Ayree Professor Of ourgery vt tile Long
The testimony was largely OF profsssnlla ard tcclipi
cal character. The case Will be continued to-day.
A number of prominent citizens, most of
whom lawyers, asked Surrogate Calvin for per
mission TO hang upon the walls Of his cuur.-lOOm "a
crayOu likeness Of himself. The request was Nude as
expression OF esteem ana appreciation or his official
character and record Tho letter signed by ThurUw
Weed. A. Sullivan. William Fullerton, Homer A. Mel
sou, H. A. GumDetnn, A. j. VauderpOr, Is. T.. Watson,
Pinto Il. Kugglrs, Frederick Smyth La her z NulHn,
CIarlson ". Potter, Dudley Fled, Samuel G.. Courtney
Lord Lord, and about twenty Others. The Surrogate
has gran lod tho permission asked
DR.. Louis Greiner, o well-knOwn German
physician OF Newark, died afcw years ago. leaving no will
HIS property valued at 100000. Tne widow WAS
appointed administrators, and ncRan to settle up the
property. Three sisters or the Dhyairau in Germany
eupOytd Newark inWycr % lOoG aiIcr tncr interests,
an the lawyer took exception O the wlGOw'. account
Learning. Ilo 4rd mat @lS,750 la STOCK Of New
ark Mutuai Insurance Company hal been transferred
her counsel aud tban TolIansrcrrrd 10 ncr 10
luiuncJoir tha Court 81 Cancf AID also fled
cI tons IN TIE Orphans Court Yesterday case Wud
brought up ID The Orphans Court, aud Wa set Or
mex. Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

the Senate amendments, with recommendaaon 1G nn
Of the amendments be cOncurred IN anu Soht0 Nv"
concurfed in. Tae report was agreed 70. ooo
The SPEAKER then laid before the House uS ~ ne
from the President announcing his hv
Special Deficiency Appropriation bih' ana II was ie"
the clerk. -. 49,. ..,o..ono ba
ordered prfntod and referred to the Committee on AZ
prOpriations and that the bill lie on tue oPeaAo'
table. Agreed To. ,,oo.,ov ~ tho hill
amending the Internal Revenue laws Inc anenlhoH,s
leaving the law iD regard TO the 10 cent Etaip 40 "
stands ab present rjected-yeas %; hays, % %
The omcndment striking ont the "leakage Clause Vi
the bin was releced-yPae. SO: NAYS, ~. ~
The bill was then passed-yeas. l33 nays, o.. - .ro
TIE House at $40 IL IN. went lht0 1oa iii
Mrv T @ sts 67g 100 being 81 294 800 below the
estimates and 94O OOO above the appropriation Oh s'
Mr. MONEY Dem, Miss.) moved TO increase the aP-
preparation for natl transportation on rahroauS
S5O0,OO0. Rejected. .. 4ho
Mr. DUNNELL REP. Mimi moved to increase tine
appropriation TO $4,000, GOO. ,, Va ~ .
nays ST. No quorum. - 49,. .. 1.Eo
The committee then rose and the Louise theh' ~ 4"
O'Clock, adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
THE COURTS.
I IMPORTANT SLIT OVER DUTIES.

CLAIMS by A. T. STEWART 3 co. GROWING OUT
or THE NOTED KID GLOVE CONTROVERSY.
The trial of the suit brought by A. L.
Stewart & Co. against the Government, growing out OF
the Kid glove cases. begun yesterday In the United
States Circuit Court before Judge shpman and jury
In June. 1878, A r. Stewart & Co. Imported by tho
steamship Mosel OF kid gloves FROM Paris Ihe
local appraiser made appraisal which was not sats-
factory 10 tho rm and they demanded, az the law al
lows. an appeal TO merchant appraiser and the Gem
eral Appraiser The report OF the General Appraiser
fixed the value Of the gloves standard at 90 francs
ner DOZEN while that OF the merchant appraiser hXed
the value at 40 francs per dozen. The Collector wrote
to the General Appraiser, A. p KetchuIn, suggesting
tnat the interests involved required that an effort should
he made 10 fix a vaue which should remain unohal-
lenged The General Appraiser this substituted 40
francs instead OF 81, III the first report.
A. T. Stewart Co. contend that the first report OF the
General Appraiser waA final and that the Collector was
bound to adopt either the value of 50 francs fixed by
him or the ~ fixed by the merchant appraiser
Ind that his action adopting the 10 francs fixed by
the second report is illegal and void. They clam thnt
the Collector being bound by the law could only adopt
one or the other Of valuations aud had no power
fix in ermediac value, and that ~ ne cOuu hot
consricntiuuSy adopt the valuation OF o. francs lie
would probably possibly have accepted inc mtr-
chant appraiscrs valuation The Invoice rriee OF me
goods was ~ francs and the Collector increased the
value or the Importation penalty OF 20 per cent was
Imposed The claim was paid under protest, and the
Treasury Department subsequently confirmed the action
Of the New-York authorities. SUIT was then m0usht
TO recover the increased duty and the 20 per
cent PENALTY. While tho plaintiff sue TO recover only
81 O37 40, the result OF the suit hundreds OF Lou
sands OF dollars Will probably depend. since OCTOBER
1873 the valu o 40 francs has been adhered {" by
the Government, anu on mat importers nave It NuS
On this suit wl depend large number OF otheTS Oh
similar nature now pendiig IN me sarH' Eonr' NJ
plaintiffs are represented by A~hhcl Green JONI d. me-
Cook and Fl. f. Tremaln. Dstrct-Attorney W0odtNLd
and his assistants Alb Fcrrlek and c: r. H. Bulcr ap-
pear for the Government II is anticipated TINT the
case will last several days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
TRANSACTIONS OF COMMITTEES.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The Judiciary Com
pitree Of the House discussed the Geneva Award mat
Ter to-day All further consideration OF the subject was
then postponed until the next session of Congress.
Representative Page and Mr. ] j. Valentine. superln-
tendent OF Wells, Fargo CO.'S postal business maze
arguments in behalf of the company before Postmaster
hearing before the Post Office Committee.
Representative Tucker presented to tho ways anu
sion ensuel. ami Representative Gibson Their offered
the Robbins suGar O as substitute I%r 'nat p"rSSS e
committee adjpurded without taking any aCllOn
The special committee OF the House TO inquire into
the authorship OF the anonymous letter Repre-
sentative Springer met at 10 O'clock this normnS ana
and PRESIDENT Of the Columbia Note Company, an ex
pert iii handwriting The lcttcr-D00k OF ar fhey anu
were submitted 10 his mSnectiOn, ana We're COM
pared by Mr. Jones with the anonymous letter
lie expressed a decided opinion that there
was more evidence that King was the wI1er
OF the anonymous letter tnan that Finley was
Several other experts We're present nut thclr cXlmn
ton was postponed until Monday next to give Mr.. King
an opportunity To he present ...,
The Senate Finance Committee heard Re- rcsentailvG
Aldrich to-day IN advocacy Of the House bill to amend
the statutes concerning tie mint date tfan-p"r'alo
mcnt read Ivy Mr. Chandler of Boston in favor OF me
Window bill for Ma ional Savings Banks. No acton
The Senate Committee on Foreign Relations took NJ
nc documents anu DIS rclatlhg 10 we aHdIuS VI INV
VeucLula Claims Comn Nsion t0-daA ana referred lth
all 10 the subcommittee headed by Senator JOHNSTON
The House Committee Indian Affairs agreed to-day
bya vote of to 10 recommend the passag' OF tne D
introduced by Mr. WcbOrn, Of Texas, 10 tcmsirr the
Indian Bure.u from the Interior 10 the War Depart
n,ent, with an amendment that the transfer ia De
made July l. 1881, instead OF $780, as Originally pro-
Tie House Committee on Pubic Buildings AMI
Grounds agreed to-day to recommend appropriations rs
For public building at wilmington, y. C., S65,o00
and 100000 each for Poughkccpsie N Y, and Browns
The House Committee OH PostOfees and Post Roads de-
cded to-day Oherthe following ndnents ~ tie fct
Office bills That the Appropriation for railroad r0neS Oe
increased 100000 ~ as to make the agg gale Hn0ut
Tod PNre f:iSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
COMPLICATIONS AND REFLECTIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 4..-Ihe Senatt m tAtCU-
tive session today confirmed the following numnations
Joseph r. McCammOn, OF Pennsylvania. to be Assistant
Attorney enera Of the United stats 49,,
Ambrose Young be Special Examiner OF Drues' Medi
cines and Chemicals at Boston. 90. .,
Peter p smith be Censu Supervisor for the With Dis
trfet OF Pennsylvania. . -, -,.-.-. ,,-
n c. PAUL Census Suporvsr for the yth District indiana
IOuis Dnpeix REGISTER Land OftCe. NatChitO hes La
Robert g. stuart Receiver Public Moneys, Oympm, W. T.
The Senate to-day rejected the following nominations
Of Census Supervisors: De Witt Knapp for the WITH
District OF NewYor George W. AthortOn for the lid
District of NewJersey John II. Ltttr, for the lid Dis
trict OF Oho John Z. McFie for the With District OF
Illinois; George HoughtOn, for the lid District OF
Iowa.
These reflections effected by strict party votes,
and without debate except few remarks in each In
stance setting forth that the majority OF the Census
Committee recommended that the nominee be rejected
on the ground that the appointment in question should
have been given 10 Democrat In order 10 comply In
some degree with the nonpartisan spirit and intention
al law,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

y,en,oranAum SuiIvnn AIT Perry-MOtion denied with
costs abide the event Stubbs ana anot6er aBL
enyter agt WIaIfnSnn; sAheBck agWoo scott agt Nico
lay; LovejOy McCormack Birce at Baker; brown ag
DanT hank OF NoVn Scotia ag Hamilton; Howell aR HoyI
Lyle ag Donaldson; White agt. Poon: Schenok ag W0Qa;
ag Sbieds; Flax Fisk Same agt same; ADAMS agt EN-
gerron Emnons agt granted Munger gt
nemefandam Williams AIT. WalIams-TheFe should DO
BOwery National Bank AIT Blaihery
sustained. Washington Heights NJ r ChuIch aR Lne
etc-See memOTAnium. Berry aBt fuueI anu
think this motion should be granted keI as eed en-
berg-I the counsel this case White aG Be
qTante L Jauber AIT LAUDER; the matter Of Platt-
National Ere insurance Company agt me CSIt
lOd shoe Protector ConDany.See memorandum MAan skE
WiiOughby-I 20 counselBuckh0lter aEt A0as
BY judge Donohue-COrsln agt Corsu-Motion granted
heard report at Special Term Wood
win art or vail-Motion denied memorandum. Low
agt Hilton Department Buildings agt Maey-See memo
randum. Tinker AIT. CrOoka--Order granted . ,,..H.
Special TsTIH-BY Judge LaWTence-OBrlen aR hasnS-
BY Judge Van Vorst-ThOmsOn agt- Casrn ct aGranted
BY Judge Beach Hail. etc, agt Thomson et aL-OplOn
CiTcut-Iurt ICY Judge LaWrence-Ln1 asi' ho"H4u-
Common PIeas--Speeial Term-By Chief-Justce G.
p. DnlyMegs etc, Kargca-Judgment oil torecioSue
BY Judge Van Erunt -Srucahy Emigant Industrial
Savings Bank-Case settled; see CLERK part l. ,
Eqitu Judge LaTTemOreMayeT, executor, ote'
ngt. Judgment for defendants opinion MED.
Murine COHrt - Chambers - BV judge Shea. -
Underwood; Iahn ag Colt; Taylor agg w lsset
man Teunau Carpenters Allegheny National BANK ak
Wallace Waters BcChte lRt RinehaTti lloWtl
agt Fitch. Bnckus agi. McLaTPnM 0uons granted ktIne
Covert PILGRIM ART Bal1WnOrdcla OF
substufinn granted Harris Keith FeGhnauer aHb
Dane; GendcnnDg agf OOdRaIu; lOIennHBol AZ" Oto'
Orders ~ GisCuutlnuance. $500. lei,
Igv Judge Goepp-L TerhuneMo denied wlth'
nv JgIqo Hnwes- Rae agt. Automatic Signal Telegraph
Company.-MOuon denied without costs; see memorandum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

A schOoI-teacAer. who had Just ben telling
tn story Of David. el I'D W.T. Aud a tAis LHpirned
th0usaull YBHrS aD." hltie Uhefub
eyes opsninG wnis with wonder arid. dfrr
thBuKlIt, " On deaT, mSru, wua5 memory yOR
got I"
Mamma" said Henry TslOmas, q bright
Iltvls felBW uvtr A!gOrs MHui 81. nY rtEs
got eyes p NO, dIElintx WY do you ask sncn
fu0fSh questionP BeoausB Hly fO0ta ASRGp.l rUllU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
DEClSIONS-IAY 4.

SrDrsnsg Court ChaBl6TJ-l}Y judge Lawrnncr.-
HexI ast. Rrr'riu- 81" "rnc. Chabau ct Chabau.
wish c. Carr
II mhel aEt Maurrr-sce mem" Ia,um IN
matter ug Kdpr Ctrt wish
agt lufR aBnrl Ard CAUSE lar the III
insf Part /. Laks at LatoA COUNSEL fec Il So
rd ahioIfT denied Howe BrrTy.-see
uannnn. Washington Heights NJ b. Church age The Mayor
allowance OF sou granted 10 the pamd. Kline
agt K5ns.Hee m6srIiiu1n, ~ hs matter 90 Keteman.
SHOULD nat be rlt1roGGGi GAhnon aEt key.-Ses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The President sent
the following Nominations {" the Senate to-day:
Alvah Knight Of Jacksonville 10 he supervisor OF Cen.
sus for the District OF Flnrpa
Fnslgn 4 augustus H. Case e. be MaBterin the NAVY
First Lieutenant Thomas W Law OF the Revenu" service.
70 be Captain Second Lirteuant Alfred Ncsiern OF he
It,vepue Service u First Ituenaut Third Lieutenant
John u RhOde Of The Revenue service TO Dc Second Lieu
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
CALENDARS rnL5 DAY.

sr-rnEME Couur-CHANnERs- Lawrence Colrt oDon9 az
s52 e. %s@5o{ f'f$ a. & /,
Court opens at 1920 NS; l9 lO3 n ~ I43 Ia2
3 57 ii as Is5 I7S IA i5 Is i3 s
and rac n No, 5o 90 jo5 5s9 CO.. 81 5 5. 9%SI@
3G7 H. 80 $50, ga ~, Cos, OK GS . Gl9 GIL 0I2'
ClRctif-PiRr f-Donohne J-conrL opens Al 1890 a. m
Case No 7a2ia Kiitredge dst CrAE ct NoHay chi
P1aT Yen Worst 1 Spsns S 81 l% "37 n 99s
1913. 1901 1893 l4lS 2ll3, 3o 2Oo2' 2'lO IOl" 4Voo'
PAaT lliAionrqsa until M@na1y NAY Y and scsc.
wick sr and Frt.a @GTNL@ OPENS ans
& 10 IL r. lG i. Is ~ III ~ :, p :; a. ~ No7
7ri,L 1FT-rhGs II and for me term
van rGnt aud Iarcuorr JJ-Comt opens at II a. M Nos
S = fl-J. F. Daily j Court at Il a. -No
d ho G-l' iiEr!:u-Adiourred for the term.
4 rs, y y HIS 4@ 27 ?DGP D 8 $685.
i HS g 55 35 Sa" i . $50 5 -''i ''' -'''
m HEi conn TIA Esa i NcAdam j. IN
TIL! i ~ iiG t2 i w. w. 9 ;oi $5i i
i432 iiS ii26 ii27 i3S, 49, 1884. it31 1876. 44a7
rA enc9an j. ra'I r Q" e., the iqprEoFs cS a1f
4igd 81 D. 42G3 31s 2soa $50. 800; 2lg' @Sao 57s3
IIii i3iG I59 i27j ~. 1909, Abs 3;jl 1927, 2-11
iaOi 387a i3as. l2;,d. ) ~ ,...
iii Sgpcr99rs :og G EaEt .l IG9aTt
5i"i l I: .7t ;4, S.j} 500 JtIs, 3hOj 3l+l. s7
t.i iJ;I 1915. 1916 If0 43Jl 1874. +Jji. - = liGl
Xxx, !a, 49,, ~ I3.2, 49, J. 1875, 4377 1919 1919
49, ! ISL. i.,i, 1926. 43~7. 1890, 1891.
UrNli, SI-5ioS---IAET I-SuIyih. R.-IhG Poodle aCt
John Iumlnai thiTrs uomiuaI robbery Kiclhih Blhr
nm H. uin tic0r.c JO.HsOn. Alexander g. arlington
f,lva- tolcin John Hyde. Dennis onnoTa Jnhn Wish
,u..- ltit battery James Marti
& o.. Hr,1 Lsrph Day. Frcinlcs Cbule, burglary John
" , Grand aIcruy. Dduiri GJlHghr;, larceny nom iilr
in.r-un; Quc. Ellen FcTEu-"n. cnamlh fdto pctIl
larceny PuirIcE LInr abindo. ing - child ., a.,
OWN. IIlr l'r4 vi, Az. Florence L9Wu Mar
,,1trf ll robbery: James Penny lriH Prince" Nichnr
l,n- James lanl. Luus Fare inipIH aaHAli ana
irtath. burcEu. stephen bi"g rs 'Har"5
iltr,rk itus James Lunch Hn"i Welsh g'i
rrruv Annie llHOn, Brady, John bergman larceny
lu tlu prrsOu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
RYAN,s CASE DELAYED.

Judge Benedict opened the May term of the
criminal branch OF United States Circuit Court yos
tertlay. Thomas McElrath was appointed foreman Of
the Grand Jury. Tho Court adjourned until May II.
rho ri age of perjury against Ryan, the Uigland Falls
uaunri ilcr VIII n5B br investigated DY the Grand Jury
until the Whitaker tqurY nj West Point las Jccu con-
Clrled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
ARMY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-Leave Of absence for
six months, With permission go beyond the sen, IL
granted Second Leurcnants J. C. Bush, 5th Artillery
and y ]. Mulhan l4th Infantry.
Leave OF absence TOR six mouths Is granted Assistant
Surgeon 81. W. Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
A cLERGYNAN HELD FOR TIE GRAND JURY.

The Rev. llOyt e. Hunt, Methodist local
pr, aclrr, arrested .tst wcrN III h"'h}n, va
examined before Justice Ferry yesterday. H. 49,,
charged with ASSEMBLING Ia. stephan. hirr. Elijah n
Jones, and h:s stcp-OH, Abncr JJu axe c.'yrn M,,
Fannie CarrOlltOn, rchOo.trachrr, VINO ulr- IL III
same Arlr with the prisoner $50 iGl ~y I,cI'i- Id.
and Cyrus l.. JOUc-, one 81 t' prisoner = -it I-UaST ST.
tieI FOR the prosecution, amt Air.. Huui, Jones
ami the prisoner for the dc!ci &c. The r~u drul.
ue charge. Justice Ferry mmtt,d ii Inr to Jail
t. await inc actl, Il II the Grant jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05

4 minister told the trustees Ut his church
il,,t he mus. .. e. his money family wla sdHrr
lnL Money - sad one Of the tru-cc' NOu prr"cl
tni money I tnuLgit J"n preached 80 Inc good 81
.uula." iur MINISTER rrpi,d: can't eat souls, ana
n / con II would tax" Il thousand Suoh - yours 10
M kr 4 mcal"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
Doaro ano Rooms.
West Sida.

West Sids.
A LARGE. pleasant room to let. furnished
n and board also nail room reference III West l3dst
ENrIRE FLOOR, four light rooms meals
II served by ct,rer II ,cslred also phyGcians office
a. DALEY, 80 a West 3Jth Nc.
DARTIES suffering with mental or nervous
sessea can n soS 32a 9sG PSoP E alISnEG i N
6dloc, LBS broadway.
ITO LET with BOARD.-In the elegant man
$50 feet 'front.' - est ths mngni neen5 suite
o,ler and snpo rooms Tor srutlom"n
/ Opposite Central Park, near L Station,
] delightful airy rooms 10Y really Tor gentlemen home
fsi. iis 57lh.st.
NJ WEST 1OrH-Sr.-IIan somcly furnished,
= 10 largo aad small looms with cxcelent 6onrd for
families OF gentlemen terms moderAe transient 7l per day.
East Side.
A LADY occupying n lnrge and elegant house
y ncar Cenra PirS wishes lew pr1nsncnt bosIders Tor
HILL. station X.
WITH BOARD, IS East 29lh-st., large room;
w also omt small rooms for geutl, men roieIences
I'R PARK-AVE.-In small family. an entire
with OF without board, for spring and summer
~ LAFAYETTE-PLACE. Family Hotel /;
looms Ell suite ana single Transient - per day table
first class.
Oh EAST -ST.-Rooms, &c.. to lot with
- boald; for tilnilcs sngo gentemen with
refer enees
DO EAST 2OTH-ST. -Furni.hed rooms to
20 lot by Tue season year az without bonri " gen
sma FAMILIES rearence required terms reasDn-
aDe
az EAST 2OTH-5T.-P':arIor and second
Doald rooms Tor gentlemen breakfast sryc desired:
Teleg enGet.
Miscellaneous.
BOARD in BROOKLYN.-I6t CiIntan-st.,
- Opposite SoheTnefhOrni EOolaA with b9ard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-05-05
A CRASHING CAPTAINS DEMAND.

The steamship AdirOnnck, go mites from
Ncyg-York tho way 70 Liverpool, Octobr2 1879,
became disnbied Tue steamship Piainmcllcr. from
Irul for Philadc phia spoke the Adirondack Captain
Roberts OF the Adirondack, ak d Captain Brooks, NJ
The Plaluncllcr. to tow his vessel 10 New-fok, aud
after conaiderallp bargaining Il acrecd writrg
that lie should receive 100000 I the service. TIE
vessel VIA brought To- thit port, hut her owu.iS
declined TO pay the amount, and suit bgousn,
I'm the Uultcd Stats Clrcnit CnuFt. The dtl"Hr'
wa, that TIL amount cXrrhIAHt Ju.-r C,."a.r
sIsiii- tlI+ Vi, ", and sAys: uiuk Ctpt.,n Brook"
lock adVdt axe tn. situation Of Captain kO' tF "a
kat um h, circumstance rN2lUtaut .i krO--iy
excessive amount oHydE' - hArd AT $1,000