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N-FALL RIVER LINE
FOX BOSTON AND THE EAST.

IUf Bl5IUN AND The fA6I,-
81 on EACH WAY BFTN ZEN NEW YORK AND BOSTON
COfTrgpOlilDg IeduCtIOn u all other points East
Boston trke,s good only for continuous passage on
steamers ard connecting train specified thereon ,,
Tnr mammoth DIIC. steamers BRISTOL And Ffsle1-
nNT having bt.n placed the line the OF l
leave &cw-YOrk DAILY SUNDAYS included from
I1er -, n a.. fc't Of Murray r.. NJ . p. m. -, -,
Lsayo Brooklyn so p. H. jersey CIV 421 y n; VIZ ! EI
Tickets GacTOJns ETC. can BE- ORnod IN New. Ofk ~ 0o
2Gl nj lHl 527 81 aud 957 Broadway and a. Al RIH1Pa
hotels. transfer and Ticket Offices NJ the OFFlCE Or III
IlNEON THE PIER. und On hoard steamers; Nos ana
COurt-h Offices Brooklyn ant JerHey CITY IN
Boston, No Old STATE House. and II Old GoiOnY DeDo6
80 BOEDEN K LOWELL Agents. NcW-forE-
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

sts:
s20 for Washington. Ptsburg, Columbus, Cinnnatt
indianapolis Chicago and the West richmond Charleston
1ud Tie south. Pun1n from Baltimore 70 heWArL
Ohio FlttsbGrg and Chicago.
D. H. for Washington And the West Pullman cars RON
Now York 10 Baltimore anl Washington making close con-
nectiOns for Pitt sbr, Cincinnati Indianapolis Iomsvhe
and 81 LOUIS. Through plln ears, Baltimore to Cnein
u and 81 Louis
1000 p. daily Washtn gOn the south and Wess Pull
Shoppers New York tO BJmpre Gud Washington,
CU8c connections tor Chicago Cincinnati, ndSnap0
oils Lnhsve 81. Louis Colum'us PittsaLR The SCUM End
South vest Through Pullman ears from baltimore ~ en-
cnuati nshiuKtO with trains LynchOurS
Florida. NCYOrlCan9 and the Sruth.
For through tickets please call ConpGny5 Olce 3l5
hOadwAy New York aud OF cEct Offices foot OF Cortanf5
ana DcshrOgses Sta. and Depot Jersey CITY.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS 10 KANSAS, NEBRASKA AND
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NEM.YnRK AND LONG BRANCH DIYI-
FREEHOLD AND NEW-YORK RAILWAY

Lclvc i4oI Of llcliy-: "r rrlo. at @l5. llli h M
4. J.lJ &. -. ----->.,.,. O., ,,,,.,,
y III -JltStl SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
- IsIv, 'ur, fno lihrr'.st.. e. r. X ni y j.
e:.. o. tor raGJreLl'e. Toms hy'r. BSrn"E1t anu
Sol .rua... .ittl','- H.
ltFu Dor f'iro v'e Ntueland al stations 70 '"y
s.i.. a. b.. O. Is Has Ni' -'llN .r,....
So % -Iri Farm pclli". Toms !tNer lSih'ga' iue"o'
. 3D. lil. 100 if'-I
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oNANpAFTTE LpGIL1e, 1880.


oNASD AFTER APRIL IL, 1880. -,--,.
Express Trains leave NCTiOfk VIA DesbrIsos ana C0THAnub
40. 75u iao 10 iI%iled II o. H. $50 $40 a.
a. ~, ;. d. 7:3O $50 10 p III, and IL night ,.. ..
7S6 a. n ana D. H. running through via Trenton and
Ic d, The Brook IN Anucv" connect with all through
lIas II Jer'y Ciiy anonDg spooiY ana arodt transfer
u,Inis i}'ns icavu Vest rhiadclPnia l2Ol S2O: s4'
Z 10, T. $50 and ! a. m ulnLtcl Express 1880 p M
lA0. = A. 5in ana ~ 2 ~ iEy 49, gS0 M, 4
7gss = A. cave Phiiidelpha wa Camden a. and
go p 1 S, SO ad "a roadwa, Aston House, AMI
foot o. h,s1ros-cs AMI CoriandsiA COnrst anu br S
nd il hudson a., iInhoAou Depo' Jersey Cy. Emgrant
% SmM YarE irsidr Company Will call for and check
b. gaze On hoIrlS "nt residences + p FARMER.
iIN' Ci,urlal MANAGER General Passenger Agent
VNuE ERIE KALAMAZOO, ,,vr rr,, Avn
n%T Sn1~n as "a" Nransenen; Of trains taxi
cecj " c'mDct ~ VA t,bcaro Day Express Drawing.
ROOM ~ on uaclrs 10 iiufao spcnsion Bridse
a. N "a. F With fis, tus tic West and SOUTH
wet Puluans beat Drawing room sieepms Noa'Ho' u
- NJ pay Tactic Express for The Wet Sleeping ing
CHINO without change Hotel 0ing cas TO Chicago
ans caye cha street Depot Ne Seq 55S f Gro 7so
T. H. and T.! nndn GIT Saturday nights only sundays ''lo
n t1s, si a%S az cro@ Pk only sns e
nTSA io sGnd S ~ D. $50 1875 i;iS $50 and
f %sEa a. So 10 ioSc go II ; r. 10 1s g gGo9
IsA "A
: Ia III l. midnight. Suuul4h y. o:oO' O'Ao'
iU..n a. m As G:s, NJ, AMI IL lnldlghL, . - ID
EIn,ru. zoo. lU:4O l4J 800 0, O:lU, y M,
mrre sunday, g. s;3a' 1920 a. m l4o' $751; p Ill., "n'
| II midnight. ,,,
MSTTrS and SU ccr NV io9 49, m $780, 4aO sun
DAYS $50 a. III. ,,.. n a -, a.{o N IN Sundaya $50
| q. ,o.on a d, Q.in q A.3O. D. m. sun
days o. $50, lU;ZO M $3.50 p s "a .qo , IN 9un.
Hddieown 1000 o. lO3O a M ESV = "; AMI lao n m
q. 6;dU p m @ .fiiia,d
| tians connect with NeW'forE ana O'"'e'
~ Pat JSfvis, 1850 1920 M, 43o G. P M sundays
! on iuslU q. NJ. $50 aud W. .-,o- osto- .oeh
Snfp-POaia leave 2Jd ST. qnArter OF ana qusEet. 1
hour from $40 gl6 m and a. ct2 ann 1SS y nd
and for apartments IN DIahlnG anu
be and Oftlefa
and transfer baggage may DO left at the
Tos .Jp AOl D57 broadway N Il; NJ NioNA
p or at The o1 sa West NSvYOrk at 72S
H. l22O ap S bo 70 GBBoTT, denI PaSSr Ast NSwYOFk
UopTuFRN RAILROAD OF NEW. JERSEY.
Srans eaVe for EngeWOOd COgter Piermont ana hyAek
4 $50 O5O & 4'3O O:SO TsV; oSO iliSy s
ieaTe 10 minutes later Saturday nghts a. A.aD ~,
| $50. n. ABBOTT, denl PAssF AYR NSW1orA
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

TOR RONDOUT aud KINGSI ON.--Landlng
u tom m (lYr7- rOnL, Cornwall NcWuulE, MaTlDIl
Deavar aiil WAIKIKI Valley !ar.!s; tganho!lsJ ME-
y. BALDWIN and THONAS CDH&E leave DAILY ht4
L. N. Per -. NUIth River. OOth HartisOn.st.
EXCEPT Saturdays, when Ihoas Cornell leaves at p NJ
I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II AHRA NGEMFNT ~ PASS ENGER TRNi ~, Anrch
20 1919 DeUois loot Of CO.. andt and eaDioas7s
100 D. ii. fOI Eaton. Ic;hr'"n, All'uioHn IWaiilE
Mnuch (lunE iiAz:run MInauuy city. 4 hlani, WILKES
barre Scranton TuikhaauOcK
AUcn,aHn N,n"i, Chung Wik,sbnirc Eltn'ra Ithaca
Geneva Auburn. In,hrkrr. BuuaO NlaRnra Ais al the
West Pullman sleeping IS a9 s'S t" spr,t end E,pr
General Eastern Oncc oor-r Churcn and Cori!lndst IT'S
ChAS. II. CUMMiSGS. AGENT.
NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Fare, 81.
leave Icck siD daily ,SInday eNrepiedj Tor
AtT.LIAven ~ " AMI 10 " NJ connecting WIN ioAde
NORWICH LINE to BOSTON-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAH Tor special lHhtcd tckels. Stpamersle
Iltr 40 Nurth ldIr ndl} HCiudAg HuudUA OF J:UOp IN
Tor NeW.LOndUu. bUstOA WoItesttI. &c
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER BALBOA Commencing uo-cuOcr s. 1879.
through trains viii clvr Grand Crhtrd Ucph:
AIhaus Montreal ,sIatoca,
1899 IA. CLica.O All Western Express Duwns-ro
ears 10 Canaudai.1a Rochester and liitfaV
1903 EXr Albany AMI frUy with connections
10 Utica saratoga, bltuB Fals ann Rutland.
400 D. ~, Abby and Troy EXpItes.
GOO ST. LOUIS Exrrs, daily. with sleepnC cars Tor
ing cars or uiao Toledo ana detroit AMI for Montreal
200 p Expires Montreal, Rochester md Corn
INK, via Geneva S'ciin6 caro- 10 Geneva hUc-nlur qua
SSO p H. PACING Express daily, with sleeping cars SYTa
EOchcsCt NlIpaIH FAILS Hulnlo Cleveland Toledo De-
iI:JUp H. Night Express with sleeping Albany Qnd
Tickets on sae 90 and 4l3 broadway and
colts Express Office" PlIklace and iSI and 92 BfUaa
Hay Nev.YOra. ami 333 Washing tonsI. liroOklyn.
Is III Elk.
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EHw.YoRK. Wednesday, Aprfi2s' 1850
rn. following sales were held at tins E1-
change ssIetroom to-day;
Sp""e Rv A. J. Blocker & Son.
.-,.A nonSe vim LOT No 2.3b3 3dHve g. . =, oor
bfsSSyq3etb at lot lS.Sxl0b; Il lArchen'.
Wi~0'N By Gcoh 4 NUTS NJ, n To.
Tot West seea 76tt Of 7thAve, 2oiDsn A I1OOc
net a Sea'eS ' BU Richard Y RGrnett. ,.o,,
# Of ave. Tot !nc 5.2sC
lot West ilhst AGO # OF Gth'sve' zoAiuUo 2s5t
hosehOi"''' RI I'm D. HOFFMAN.
- - ,.,.,, ,,reii,sp WIN Iot, No 80 Nacdoucalst,
VS. 20 Il Of Kingst LOT 2v12e $500
Cu1y
, n VIZ brick dHeing with lot no Jersey ST.
SAI o n OF Crosbys loi IL. Ix6''SA0OoAoo'' LBS
, s,nry briek DIV cling with lot. 80 10 IerseysLn
AZ INV OF MulbeTry.st, lot laox6fo hregu"'' 90
purchaeer. --'-"'''''
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY

Ferry station u New-Yort foot Of fiberty.st,
wharf
Commencing october g. 1s7o-Leavo Hew.York, foot Of
10 a n-For Pennington, EasOu BCyllcre. Bethlehem
Bath Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Tana1ul Na1anW cts,
Hn2iutOu WktGheTre Emra. etc Connects az junction
TSitb Hrl Iaekayyanna Western Railroad.
SIS IA For I.gh BglIge Branch, schOOey Mountain
aud IfulacOH, fa-rOu Allentown ttat-
sburg aud uc Weo, Much hunk, Tamaqua, NiikesOare
Sctaut1n, pGHvil'r Nill-insp"rL &c; ,--
1880 ~ m-For summer vile AMI bennington. $500,
| T. For r"wtn ton, El.t"n Bath. AcutD%n MauSh
Chuug. Tansgl'a. NahauUr Cty HaZeion TubkhannO0k,
Nuk,-39fTc, scranton, EeHdug, Columbia Lancaster,
Ephrata, PuttsU'lc, Harrisburg, etc
Z 7, ~. For llgh Fridge BrlnCn. Sch0oays Mountain
Buhds axe ana Lake h"patcong Ea6'0u, H"'I'ee A'''
A:In y m ~ Zoo c.,rinlr rillc and Pennington.
$50 %. m.-Ulii, Tor taston, Allentown. hanrh Chlmk,
Ei:iigq i,atr= Il rr.slug aud hr Vest tofntc, "
Junction fpr prlaTv,re iHrkavanna ami western Kan
-. tD H.. Csc, 7;l5. - s. $50
40 a:Tj 10 -, lll5, li:i5 l2:5 l. io 2
93, 2, :!n. :iy, t", ~ So, - 5l2 "'b O't0' "
G. - G:3O :. 7.lJ f:tJ -J.:;l5, 1913, H. II T. m ,.
rUulay tram leave al $50 IL H.. IL D. N loI ByGnu
and Hrtmoa'c s';trIs ~ $3.50 D. M for b''iou' A"cn'
For Ecwafk-A BIZ as lT. Ills. ~ - ~ ? il
10 lO0 llih - ~ ~; J, - " Sp s. l;o" . ''"'' ''''
g. 80 ';.5 ,.i. ,'.s ~ + f, d1 abes stations
pr,i. ~ ihr Hr,a' Erie Ana, maxi cohtct
JIsr' Gy AM from BROOKLYN HAI HI'e DNP'
Joey CIV
NETWORK AND Long BRANCH DlVl-
,ave Ne.Yors foot Of iirrtv It, Tor ROD Bank i@pg
EY'iC ur Grove. Sc 20 -:lJ ll;4j d. H. I'' = 'i'
irc conn, ,,!or. % lui i,orl tEYPoET Al MArAHAE
-. n tON 81, au FROM pCi ANIC md tAIt HAN IN AZ
Ei.i. ttA>k tn ait from POINT PLtA~ANI At N"A
: o. itI. wa. az tta'1-
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TiNO PHILADELPHIA,
4 PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
4@--- HEIM LEN
NEW.YOUK AND PNlLADELPliIE.
~ TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY, EXCEPT l'NDAH; .
DEPII75 IN PHILADELPHIA, = IN NEW'foRk
DoUBIE TRACK. THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP.
NkNT, AND tliE FASTEST TINE CONSlSlENi
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY
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Boarn an6 Rooms.

MYTH BOARD, after May 1, in the elegant
w mln<inn fron No. 246 West tihst an entire
foOr other and single rooms for gentemeni
transient % permanent.
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fes!ures an6 Mseliuss.
Cost ano fonm6.

A ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NV:
1FToWa oiFICES No l.ySS ,I nsSsi.sy 81 ,s ~
30. b. Eass FSa,teensnss:. sesn% g ,ss "A sfkS
osffIcE Ne ..SSi 4SirdAve, cor sHsh ssdi.d 80 2
swntyfsurthst Hs1Sem ssvnSs Bank psdiaxA W - ~
T OsT or sTOLEN.-Ban Book No e2r $50
Yorf. TO r. c. EeihnSn and y mA.sae AZ
ina snder or holdsr AZ tpe book y pl1ese eexEJ
bank n noe restored within sisy csys 2m ne xsn - -
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DOOMS with first-class board; also table
III Goarters accommodated. 70 East 23dsL, Madison
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East Side.

20 WEST I2TH-ST. Furnished rooms. with
JO board, second an third OOrS en- suite OF sin8ei iOc
tiUu good table excellent; no moving.
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PRIVATE FAMILIES desiring to take a
fGW boaTlers having fur1hfd rooms To let arc re-
nuese ~ senJ the names dresS, stating terms 10
MI. EOUNtf MEMS Christian ASSOCIATIONS, 23d-
If
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NTOTTCE.-Sealed Proposals for furnishing
~ che fire pepaFtnsat WITH typ hundred and NY esp
hss haaA1naFfers until Msy 1880 For full Information
seS IatV Accord tor sale Of Ma. Clu Han
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

80 NUlrTu GERMNN LLOYD
- ANSIiIP IlNE bI.IWI.i.N Ni.N-l bi'N'
go S,II-rII AMI ron AND BEfMEN.: 49,. :
,.r-C,t- Nav IGltN. y thDt.is W.; Hi :.
Nt ~ y sal nav ITNI;~El Ei, we'd. Nay ~
Vi'IEs OF PA=SAGEflum NEW 10 SUI imam
N TON. I!ANNE pr u tNtN,.. .so
riHST CABIN ..-....SIp'i SECOND ~ hlN-.--.'
NV STETEA'iE. s31. .tt
Return tickets yeuced rates. Prepaid s'''iaS' ''''
cate. t'~ ... ,,....,, ~ ,..,,.,,l t3n.
S7 UiIIilCii~ - ca. e 49," t.h--''Ie'h.
NrOT|CF.-Sicarcr IAH>BCRG, Captain L..
~ Rinre sal. sal - Era steamer on
'7' WIKI -, 3tay T., - p. NJ,
taxing hTst cabin pissenErf~ nri'. 20 % t,t, -,..,
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IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL HamhnrG-
! American Packet COlp1ny's Line for Pbf NV III
CuFNBOUK,i and HA@Bu RIO .,,,xn Mira
IiERDf April ~ " III ND'''-''--''
SE1rEV IA ........N Fki@l A.; Ma IL ~
@ W t Egi,aG anon IN soutacrn part o Enf'and
Er.i ClLu sion; second cabin, SOU S'ti-'' o"4''"'''
S','i MIN q 90 u dsdy. Sew YORK
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Gitp Real Gstate for Sale

TOR SALE.-MadisOn-a 322, opposite
Ir Tynes parAonage; viii DO sold Of arg9iai this -
DuggI CrOssn best houses, with SlOOUO adj
tona Improvement. lu In dimensions l@x7695. For per
mits apply to l.. SCIiEfP, l7s Dnaneet. 80
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rINO LET on advantageous trFniS.-Nn fi'-
mn rrcn n roof h,,i4e Il rImus - PER - "t"; }.
Piei,iI = j. IGuirc II }Ir BRONX. opposite depot "
:. a -
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RECORDED LEASES.
PFCURuED MORTGAGES

1ocGiaaIn. i K executor etc 10 the Home Insurance
C0uIpIIlv, . ASSIGNMENTS tOt1i -....--..----
,rcTler1intt II TO Luke
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REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YoRK. "wednesday, April 90, 1890
lowing sales were held at tins tx
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Brocklnn prOpertn for Sale anS 90 Get

ONE or FIVE BROOKLYN BROWN STONE
" HOUSES very desirable location 20 exchange for eonn
Try residence or farm near BY H0YT son d AkS5ENGEH
20 Nassaust
ITO LET OR FOR SALE.-HOuSe, 81
Il Hickssi house and store 40 and 81 Nassau ST. house
, 1880-11-07

ENFORCING THE ORDINANCE.
Commissioner Do Wolf yesterday took the
first steps toward the enforcement OF the u ash
ordinance" which was passed some months ago.
1t provides that iron vessels shall be used for
the depositfug Of ashes, and Is species OF spe-
ciai legislation, to which somo objection has al
ready been raised. The following section ts the
important one:
In the section Of the city bounded on the north
by the Main Branch Of the Chicago River, on tho
west by the South Branch Of sntd river, on the
east by tho lake, and on the south 6y TWelf1n
street, all vessels for the deposit Of ashes shall
be OF Iron, with cover of the same material.
to be always kept in good condition, and when OF
greater capacity than two bushels, shall bc cylln-
drical in form. with handles at the sides mid
way from top to bottom and no ashes OF garbage
shatl be deposited In tho section OF the city
aforesaid after7 o'clock a. m., and the vessels
containing them shall be removed within the
premises as soon us they hayo been enptlcd by
the scayengers, wherever, in tho absence OF
alleys 1t Is necessary to place them on the Side
walk or streets: and it shall be tho duty OF own
ers or agents OF premises where more than two
tenants occupy the same building 70 provide
the vessel, or Il sufficient number OF them: tor
from such building, and the fine provided Tor IN
this section may be recovered against the own
ers. agents, or tenants Of such building.
The penalty for violation OF the ordinance Is
a t1no Of &5 for each ami every onense, but since
the persons affected wcrc not made aware Ut It's
provisions the vioat0rs will not be prosecuted
for several dnys. It being only fair that persons
its provisions. In the meantime, however. It Is
proposed to see that the wooden rcceptaclcs Tor
ashes are removed from the 6tdeWalke, which
will be 20 much Rnlnod.
, 1880-11-07

The opening OF j. Frank Toppan3 Ma'son
Doree, Calhoun PLACE, just west Of the Chamber
Of Commerce, announced for tomorrow, is an
event Of pleasant interest to tho central bust-
ness population Of Chicago, and will call out q
large attendance. The new establishment is
81 imply a magnificent thrce-story restaurant, on
the most modern System OF arrangement and
appointments. for the comfortable, cleaMy, and
luxurious subsistence OF our business men, the
kitchen, with all its improved appliances and
accessories, occupying the third t'oor for the
great hygicnlc advantages Of light, ventilation,
and purity in cooking. The first ttoot IS appro..
priated to the latest aud most approved style at
iunch-countcr. the hight of the counters being
made to correspond with the ca 'icst chairs while
the second story accommodates the grand dining
room, Of the average irst-class hotel capacity
the spacious basement being assigned to the
very interesting department OF chnmpaGncs.
wines. liquors, and cigars which wI!i constitute @
an Important feature OF the service. The loca-
uon OF the new Maison Doree makes It an i'm
mediate accessory to the commcrctai nnd @
monetary centre OF the city, and Mr.. TupPnn has
spared neither pnins or money in providing just
the accommodation that Is needed. It Will be
enthusiastically patrouized by the best business
men Of the city, and will be SUCCESS from the
EtErt
, 1880-11-07

THE sub-Trcasury redeemed su,ooo In silver
yesterday and paid out $780,
The gold disbursements ut the 6ub-Treasury
yesterday amounted to 100000.
THE 1nternal-rcvcnue receipts at Collector
Harvey's Office yesterday were $2G055, of which
$@U,5l. was for tax-pafd spirits, 3d. 585 for to-
bacco and cigarst t.and LETT for beer.
COMMISSIONER HoYSE had no further cleo ton
cases on his hancs yesterday. Warrants are out
for several more offenders, however, and the
week which has just commenced will proba b'y
witness another large grlst~
THE following Is list OF dutiable goods re-
ccivcd Ct tho Custom House yesterday: Fowler
Bros, 100 sacks salt; c. r. Osborne & Co., Ii
cases whisky; George nullen s. Co., S ears bar
ley; order 1O sacks salt. Collections, e1.u48.
THE Post Office authorities were in receipt
yesterday Of eight sets ct simple mail bugs.
twcnty-one samples in all. including all sizes,
which. With the necessary specifications, will be
on exhibition in Postmaster Palmer s ottico Mon
duy to parties desiring to submit proposals for
furnishing the same to the Department lu ac-
cordauce with the advertisements published
yesterday.
, 1880-11-07
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

TOMORROW the County Clerk will comVence
the official canvass Of the ballots deposited ut
the recent elecuon-
The jury in the case OF Nicholas Brannignn
yesterday returned verdict OF guilty. and
fixed his punishment at one year In the Pcnl-
tentia1y. John Anderson pleaded guilty to rob-
berry John C1epget pleaded guilty to larceny.
Thomas Kinney pleaded guilty to petit larceny:
and twcnty-clght prisoners were arraigned and
entered pleas Of not guilty. William Moon and
William Kelly we're tried and found guilty Of
assault
THERE are no new developments In the Selig-
man defa1cal1on. Den's friends, who are NJ :
than with anger upon bis unfortunate escapado.
They believe him to be au honest man. and as
days and make good the shortage. Rnnors arc
rife that Seligmnn wns addicted to d-playing,
but none Of bis friends arc aware that he ever
played to any extent. Sheriff Holman will not
prosecute tho case, aud Seigman's bondsme1
propose to make up tho difference at once.
, 1880-11-07
DEATHS.

uEA4aSs -.
wHEADoM-onF Friday Nev; ,ss9 et 11;2o Vosadn a m'
HnrEiet f. wheadon ,rhs ntfs Of samuel T. "hoaoon'
Funerai at residence NJ glc West Lakost Sunday.
Nov. /. a. r:a] p. M, by carriages to Rosehill.
BALpw1S-At Denver; G9!o Nov. c;; Mrs Emma Firm.
and sister OF Mrs. George T. Weir, OF this city.
aged ii Years recently of Llong Kong china be!oved
k5n Of Florence and the lAto Hon. s. L. Hoffman, OF
Chicago.
youngest @ son Of a. s. iiovafd Esq. Of Cleveland. ..
LAMH-1n Boston. Mass. Nov. e. suddenly, ]:
tSb sxnDe soa ot q att =
KUBB-Nov. &. At Green Bay, Wis, Of liphtheria,
jamie. son OF James md Alma Robb. aged years.
DAyIS-Nov. /, OF inflammation Of the lungs. Ar
tnu5 5oseR1 Il youngest son OF John ana margaret
BAKEn-on Saturday eyonine Nov. t. at the resi-
denre OF her sister. Mrs: 0. f. 0rdway Sd3 MonFoe-
st. Florence, beloyed wife OF Albert L. Baker,
HAL1-oct 2 Mary Tiske Hail aged 7 yeafs wife 2
Dr. rs Roosrt s. ; Hill, o Of ths tei'' city ''' ' ~
MQKsE-Nuy: 5, Helen. only child OF Herbert 4.
2p H.. By cnrraxe to Graceland. Friends Invited.
sghlYAN.n Fl Erdsy ,Nox e. restdfnfe: ssos.d CO..
son Of James and Hannah Sullivan, aged syeaFs and
3months.
Funeral from residence Sunday, Nov. T. At 10;a1 BY
Morr-At Castleton N. r, Nov. 5 in the s1st year
Of his nee, James v, son OF John Il. and June a.
Remains taken to Greenwood Cemetery. Brooklyn.
L. l., for tnterment- 4
coLt1Ns-on Nov: 6, Mrs Nora Collins. in the fsth
Funoral from the residence OF her daughter, Mrs.
j. n Colbert at ;3l atnrshheld-av. Monday. Nor. 8.
McMoSSIGLE-At bis late res,aence l9 Lincoln
Chicngo Fire department
Funeral Sunday at T. m- BY carriages to Roschill.
, 1880-11-07


The motion for a new trinl and to have Staube1
made party In the Stauber-McGrath case came
I'D before Judge Moran yesterday morning.
Mr.. Reynolds madu Il notion to have Frluk 4.
Stauber made purity to the suit, and to have
judgment in his favor. The grounds on which
tho motion was made were, first, becAusc
$sanbcr had previously bcan Alderman and by
law WIS to hold tho oshco until his successor WIS
elected, and. no successor harlnE vet been
elected, he was still rightly in office: and, SEC
had usnrped tho office. and Stauber being Nc
Graf Graths os,n only opponent must therofora huve
Judge Lcfingwoll objected on the following
principal grounds: Because the said petition
and motion asc not made In npt or proper time
the application was not made until all tho tcst-
mony Of the respondent had hecn offered to the
jury. and his'case was about to be submitted Il,
the jury: that no issue upon the rnrt Of the said
Stauber had been made or formed aud submit
ted to the Jury as to his right 10 the office: that
no evidence was offered By hlm to the jury, or
was attempted to be 01cred. In support Of his
right TO said office before tho Jury retired to
consider Of their verdict; the Jury impaneicd in
the case having heard all the evidence offered
oy either party and having received
tue said Frank 4. stauoer having been made .au. n
party thereto. or tending any issue to the
respondent as to said staupers right to said
Office. have returned into court, On the 4th day
OF November, 1850. verdict Of guilty against
the said respondent in the said cause as il WIS
originally instituted and tho issues formed
Judge Leiingweil contended that the applica-
tion Of Stauber to be made party WAS nude too
late, after rhe case had gone to the Jury, anu
such a proceeding. The statute provided. 1t was
true, that where the rights Of divers
parties to Office could be determined
leave to all such persons to come ID and .ry
their respective rights to such office or fran
chise. But such permission was in the dis
erection Of the Court, and certainly could not be
allowed after the verdict II Stauber WIS to be
allowed to come In, time should nave been given
to McGrath to plead to such new Inforn,a tdon.
At present, II Seauber was allowed to Ale hia
petition, 1t would be against nobody. for the
jury had already passed on McGraths rights.
Such proceeding would be entirely uuheard Of.
The Judge admitted 1t was
AN ANANAL0Us PROCEEDlNG,
but wanted to know II the statute did not war
rant it, and also asked for authorities.
Both counsel aaId they could not ind any
authority either in England or this country e1-