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LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE 8TATT.N ISLAND IT.T?RY WAR.
ALl.ll.l.l? AllKMIMS 111 liKSIKliV TO! OI'POMT
vil R at vru'i.iTov.
Tlio coiiirx'titiou lift wren tlic two fYiry li
totichlnii at Stupleton. Hinten Island, resulted on Mon
In what waa iilici. "d to bean sttempt to sastrsf
wharf of tli?' opixisitinii line, on whlilith. Now Y
"Yacht Club BaSAM 1s ?unit. The StsKCIS of UM bout
tl.e Mati n Island Hail mad line sppan ritly Iocs? no pi
to avoid striking the wharf > i ?tcrdnv . hart when at
2 p. m. h heavy float In front of the vv?Barf lin?ate
damage Is tlic bout? it was noticed Ilia? t mv were
niete carcfullj. A iuuiiIht of men were at work OB
wharf with pile? and -I.die, ?treustlienn 2 it mid mak
preparation? to liiiild h new bulkhead in Ironl nf It.
proceeding* were watched through the day by about
loen, li.ilf of vliidii liad heen ?worn fat Uta Bight be!
ss deputy roi.stiit'!'?, Vu ofticor of the r.iilre.nl line |
vestcrday to 9TBtBOBB reporter thai mining woilli
?lone for the Company not In Strict occo: daUOS \silh
lnw. Capt. Chalutiers of the f( rrvl.oat MtddtetOWB, I
v,?? arrested for running hin beat vo lei ilv saptBSl
wharf of the (ippnaitioii line, upiieared \c.?l-iday in
bsg before Justice Oarrett at the BUpletoB Village II
luit ill,- stsaasel at the prosecution declaring thai t
were not ready to proceed the calillo BtlonWSSf
poned until Silnrda.v .it K? i?. ui., and lie WBl n
lue n? n n coeti,/ im -c. 1 apt. Caut?n: said vestir,
that lie alua.v? ran ins boat into tas) v. nan i091 is if
letter wa? not there, and that it wu.? it-?, ? dblc, SXC
liy exeivtaitic the greatest cure, to aseapi ? i.igfn
11?.uu with the whMl
The r,iot ( onntii-i.ionet? ?rate that in. Msy, 1875,
Platen Ulainl Railway Coiiipun.v gaYS thl U notice t
the M1.I111 Island tiny ('(iinpauy had I.t a pier
Rtaplcton t'cyoud the extreme bulkhead UBS, und i
firry company was ordered to tcioove lite obstructi
*v ,i.i h it refused to do. a ?uit to earapel tie rsaas
?ui di .1.1 d BgafaBBl the ferry company, anda BSatl
was tnailc t" r.'inovc the pier, toit work \v.i- atoppsd
an injunction, lu the Court of Appeal* d. r-i-ion v
again rendered agalnai tin ferr.v cnuipany, liie rail*
Bsaipaa* bas again called upon the connu ??louera 10
folie the law, a id ?he ferry Company 0 1- appealed
the United stale,. Birpreaac Court, pending the Uei ?*
of which a ?ta\ oi pn ???? ediuga is claimed, luit
toiiiisci to the c"iiiii-.-?ii'.iei* dcciilcs t lui t tiny .ire f
to gs on with lis retuo'. ui.
At the meeting of the l'?lot Comrolasinneii festen
W, il. Pendleton, President of the Scw-T irk andStal
Island Fcrrv Ootnpany, ashed for a delay, lie also p
setitcd a forinal leuioustranoc against tin 1 ? moral "f
P'cr a Btepleton. He denies thai ii is an obstrootion
commerce or navigation. The suit?, referred to, he n
alttioiiKlt brought ostensibly In the name of the p?vo]
were Inst?gate?] by persons inter steal in? rival fei
i.iiy, adding that the object of the rival ferry v
bs Injure the Interests of this company and nol top
serve 11.?- harbor. Mr. IVinlleton ?aid tli?? pn'i- luiil in
u t oiivi nieiiec to a very large portion ut the public.
reiiK.ve.l ha 1. to the bulkhead line it world be liiiprw
rabie to make landings there os loa to the extrem ? ab
law atas of the water. Horeeaigniied thai the board 1
ix.v.cr to ezerehM Its fonction? lrre*]iootivs ol ml
judgments, 01 ci.iiic-ts between persons, butclaln
Ilia! tui removal of the pier was nut a publia ueceasi
OOBUBira JURY OBTAINED.
fKVVlK BO?Oaa AllOt 1 TUT I'ollll-liiKIM- ?? I
llnlots mama" IS COBUBB'a iA.MlI.i?CAllK
CHOOaiKQ JUBOB*.
Tin crowd that Bjathared in front of t
Tombs and in (it y Hail I'm k to Witness Joseph OoBni
transfer to the Court of Gestera) aVsatdns .vas mu
?mallei .nid h'ss (liRiirderly yesterday than the gath
IIiCi- <?I1 the plcviolt.-, days i'ew 01 persons attempted
gatS ;.it:iii-siiin to the court room, und it WBS uppart
tin.I the ?yinpalhy for Coluini amolli; the rusigher elast
Lad last much of its Strength. The dhstlagtusbed pi
otur w.s not even accord''1 the pi Iv/thsgaa o? a cali. h
rode iiowu Centre st. from tin Ttsaiha ha the prison 1
in eoaapaay ?nil two pleb, Uta erlntluahi *vho were goi
lu '.ne liei older Ilackett lo plead to minor offeiiae?. 1
of CotmruV tlvo l.ivv veis rea ipcan-il m the court-room,
?pile of the report that three o' them had tvtirtd fn
the ease, Thaaisnageanent s< the case forthedefea
devolved on Charles 97. Broohe, who was BSSlsted in I
1 ir. limiiiary loiitters bj? Edgar M. chipman, Charles
Bpeneer, and sz-Jadge Curtis, The sxpeetad eartlfltal
it* to Colium's injurie? were iinidc by l?:s. Het,iy
r-aiol? ami Jaim s K. Wood, who stated thut the prison
was awsTrrhsg from a contusion of the ihoulder,
vtoiiiid on the left car, and three sea
vouiiil?. Ex-.Iii'liie Curtis, on the strength
tassas, arged a posQ?oaeaaeat of the case for
few week?, Tsrtondy referring to his client ns "th
phyateal Ap ,ilo BeHadsra " and "this unfortnnal
beat* a. and Bssagled paraan," who, in LI? weaken?
eaodltksa.was "as raatehfor tin- inn-; adroil lee;
SBSHlSBiail III the lega] arena" (the Assistant l'istrii
Attorney), A letter was read bjr Oobnrn's counsel fro
i. l?r Nealls, formerly the Tom Ist physician, atatlngtlu
11 lie had treated Coburu's mother for Insanity renultli
M fro;:, ii II .ion- norol.i.
' Assist an) Matnct-Attorne* Rollins, In oppnsiue; tl
n-i.tioii. ?uni mai if counsel r?ir the prisoner Intendi .1 1
iirove that Coburn was afllietcd wltb ? religious manl
i.'icv bad better ha v< ujurj pans noon his sanity at once,
liailin mi oceiinvdtobimthatCobuni wasafllieted Inthi
way. bal perhaps this religious msnla wss Oeredltary I
tie? family. Mr. Kollins tbeu read the certifieateof D
E. A. Mucdonuld, resident pbyslcisn at tbeAsvlumf?
the Insane on Black well's Island, lo the efarcl thi
Colniii,'-phv ?icnl i ..iiditioii was such thai lie could t
tried at ?mv time.
Judge Mitin rl.iinl. after briefly reviewing the facts 1
the ( ase, luid thai the trial ?honld go on, and the wor
nt M-ici-titi.' a oiiv ?a? begun. An exua pane] of 73 ha
been drawn, i.n? Ihetwelvi Juror? were obtslncd from 2
li?mes in tie regular panel. The juror? were selecta
with nnususl cs?v, and were ?*lo*e)y questioned a? 1
their knowledge ol the ease. Kesri;, all ot them ha
read of the ??tooting nflraj In the newspapers, but ha
formed Impn -ci- ratbei than opinions,and wereat
rrpted. Jn Ige Sutherland grew rather Impatient at in
liiiciriiL'atnii.? ui rooosel,and said: "Of c nrseever1
Iih'v reads the newspapers." Ai soon aatbejurywa
c'liai-ed. the court adjourned nnti] tin- mornlog, whe
Hi. Kiiliiu? mu? "jn n Un (-.(-c im the people.
DR. I.YNCll's s*Y8TERIOU8 DEATH,
IVIIUMI? Of P0180S let'.?Ii?BEBNABD OOMB
l.IN(,S (ONX1.I MON WITH lili: ( ASP.
An Btttops; \\i'.- iiiii'l?- vf.-.t?'i(lay by tbeordc
of Coiniiei Klllnger, upon tin Ik*i>-of Dr. John I...1 1
who died "ti Monday night, si No. 22S Veal Twentj
eight --t . und. ; suspieioua ? Ireumstani e?. The examlni
UoBwsaBsasV bj Ueputj OonsaerOoldsebmldt,ssslstei
liy Dr. Flanell, Unmistakable erldeneeof the setlune
n 1 wroalve, Irrtum p il?on wsa I and m the stomach. 1
was apparent, aleo, that the man bad been addicted ti
tin excessive nse of aleohol.but no msrksof dhtense wer
ji.i.i.ii v.cii ivei n ingb to bai t eaosed death. The pr?t
enes ot sheenee ol poison M tu be determined bj at
analysis. Coroner f?linger, after Impaneling s Jury
jo .tp0u.1l Inrtli'l'lielii'ii 1 u t lie- ease until the in.ihsi
bee been made. It was stated bybia friends yesterday
that Dr. Lynch was abonl M> years of aae, and 10 yeai
a^o bad i.eeti regarded aaom ol the moat promielni
yiinng pliysk'lsns In this city, A? a medical student bi
v,.> diattugulsbed for his brilliant attatamenta, and aftei
In-einiiuatioti 1,1 ?as appointed House Bnrgeonat 81
X.xn em'- Bo?pital. Me began to drink, and blspraetiei
supped awsjr from him. Ture? months ago behadai
1" ,n Thlrtj fonrtb-st., and ?till managed to make 1
liviu;. 1 v tie practice ol bla profession.
Mi-.'-iniv of Ko. 228 West 1 .v.-iiiv tlghtb-st. said yea
tii.i. ;. that Dr. Lynch cante to bet bouse on Frldsy last
with a naaa wbotu ?in- knew as Bernard Conkling, wb<
bad ".-en I- er ten. mi, out had hit hit bouae Bveorsli
weciks pit lioaslj i.ci.iu-i h bad been unable to paj t.'"
ri 1 it Dr.Lynch.after lousing at tin front to.mi, went
sway with Coakllns ami waa aol asen until Thursdny.
On that day Dr. Lynch came to Mrs. Shay's bous? ab al
1 o'clock le the afternoon snd made further Inqulrica
About I o'clock Conkling eamo In snd said to Dr Lynch,
** You are feverish," at the same tlnn placing hi* hand
ii|.,.i bla lo.i m mi. Conk lins '''"'- from his porkcl a
\i.u i iiiiti.iuiii.* a 1!. 11. t!ii"i resembling eoffe? aud gave
in I.. 1.1 h ;. I Million ol I ho 1 lit 1 lit v A -hoi I t Um Bltl'l
1 ..ni! rie wi m aval and in ? I-v m h div d iwu upon
the sofa He soon began t" breathe heavily. Mrs.
Hi.iv'- 1.11-I11I1 I c. n- (...in. ai-i.it ?? o'clock III the even
11.. He VM ,,( in 1 . wake Dr. Lynch, bul found thai he
v...? lead II ?tenlug to tli? rinrty cve?tnKii et Police
btauon, Mhay Informed Cap! VVasubnm ol thecss", and
. . al (.me ?'in out t" seareb for* Couklins
Dele? live Kiley sahl y? -iciu.'V that be fell ronfldcul Mini
? . ild b arrested very soon and would Is ible
t? thru? l.ni.'ie; llgbt upon thl* aursterlouscase, He la
eatdtut* 1 prluk-r, Ii Is lbougl.1 bj the polk-e tb.tt If
Dr. 1.vi,.ii di. .i ol o >ic .11 nvv.i^ not admiiitslered bi
Conk I 1 . . ii,. ?li.r tin i.i.iiv and Mrs. -hav'
61-arriptlob of It? contents II Is thought that th BuW
u j para*ton ?: opium Dr. Lyiicu'? friend? all ?eoul
li;?- no a i,? ?diene, and the -v ui'dnin- exhibited a few
i . pointed niiui ?in???.t.. inward a
liai. 1 m 1 naive 1?.1 on
HHAltP TALK AB?171 B'OMKh PUKACBEB?
Thfrf 8T68 i? livily diaciii-'iiri ?it ttic IiikI
Moiid'> Baoralng ?ecrtlag "' th* Mel?n list mlulstcra
iv. 1 ne Invit?t ton estended the rsrevtous weak to Miss
i. !.. 1 ion- tin- u in.-lei* aeal Moiidaj Di
Jin. wo v rtioinniil Uu iBvluttos soli Bad void, it not
hiiMnt: ri((iv(l .1 IWO-thtrdS v ot? -, aud. mi MM motioii
r* m,' n 1 ah?. Di I I 9] ?id. m th< addatof sosts
e*cil( Ji'-nl : " I atip?se lina iiioiioti Is invite Mis? (ilivi 1
to pi-"i. 1 d ; 1 i.nov. inn. I aarer saw her. What
I fas '?? 1 I of tu 1 is to oil i'"- lit. so I have no private
y . 01 m.lim in 1 bat inuitcr I sm opposed to In
v nv woman topreacb befan ibis Meeting if the
u,. - i, oi Oar Lord were 99 laith I stMsuld oppose har
1 llg Inn- (lli. I (|i. mil 10,nil liai 111 lei I mi to"
ni.1., - "f ii'n.i, 1'iov.ill ; I uki sl list brglnaiag of s
en h in ini.i ib.it there an twoaldest? ini' t|U**atmu
Th. I I II" Iiivier Hi I In- Metl.oillal ?hurc'i by which B
vein,.11 1 an fn licensed to preach. This is history j thl?
la Hie repul? m.ule a) ?be last Ui n. mi ? mfenwee. It is,
II.1-1 f ... 11,1 legal lor any quarterly ranferenee to
lliciirc u wouian to preach; nevcithi-less, B6B6?9666
roan who elnlnia to have auch a liccti?e, and v
at.kci| to Invite her here to preach."
Here a lu-otlicr tiuniater declared tiny had ti right
vite Mlaa Oliver to preach. Dr. Bnekley r.plvlnp
?'(?'i, viu hiivc the riohl t<> t?. h. \ ? tfeal the lu
in.?.le of grass checa??, lull you hm? no ii ;hi to??
the mlnlatera of t hi? city anea susettk ?lehniebatM
The tendency of men -non here imt ebenes te in-?
tendency of aien to endeavor lafotee femele pre
apon the cbtgreh, snd tin- aaotn to run alter f
rtreaetiers la, as Dr. Plnncy aald to tin- students at
lltl. mi Blilternttlon of ninutlvciies?. Wiien the me
more moved nv vvnineii tk-n by Bans muter th- BBS
cmnataiiee? It la crrtainly ?lue to an tibberrallon of
tivinea?.". There wiir loud laagbteT ami applauec
led Dr. Roach to tnik of dignity aad vretghl of char
By ?i vote ..I 4*1 Ut 3M the BBBBQag refused to invit.
Oliver to farsean?
COMallSSlONKK <'AMI'I'.KI.I.'S BCONOM
Al IHHMAN Tl'OMKY'f? ATI AI K - HOW TIIKKXPI
Tiltil OK IHK liPPAHlMIN'T UAVK USS
I?l l VI?.
TIip Aldi'i'in* n's Coiiiiiiitt^p on Pulilii- \Y
yesierday raTfatlgntail the sta**ear?eeej mude by i
man Tuomey aa to Allan I'sinplt-cll, < oiiiini??>ioii
I'u'-lif Work?. Alii'itnaii TuuBISJ aald tluit the t
eleettoe of a nee President t>y the Ooneoltdatsd
< 'oaipeay to aeeeai d Mr. Campbell, mad?' it aeeeer
to proceed with tluit breach of the liivi-stiiration
thought, however, that the committee ?houl.l lool
the apimiutuit nt of Hulicrt O. Thompson a* ?icpnty
iiiissioiici, Mr. Thouiph.ui ha.l SMS a ?uimitl
clerk in the ?1( parti.n-iit. und was a rcl
of Mr. ? .11.p:.. lie had Icon promote?
the linporlant office ol detnity, for whirl
reexperteeee nml want of nrovlooa training a? m
gini-ei uiitltted him. Col. Qeor*aJ W. VYiiiiiate appi
for t'oinnilssioiu-r Catstpeell. who wa.? coiiliuc?! 1
hou?e by lllnc??. Ile ?nul that Mr. Campo. II had ei
to it. Preaaeeat al Uta ?nai eeaapaav beeeaea u? p
pal oSsoea were t?? be reeaoved to Boltlaaare. The
tion hud not Interfered with Ua duties aa I annahm
of Public Worta. He hail aupt-i intended the coin?
tiou of the i'oui I leave, Improvement, which had
aevural miliioii dollars, while ho wa? Presidenta
ro.il company. Mr. Tiioinpson w.i? h coiisi
Mr. Campbell'* aun'i \?if". Be v?a-< in
.icpirtmi-ut before Mr. Canipltcll look it. Ha
been the commissioner'? secretary for a :
ho bn?l itccniiie familiar vvitn Mr. Oaapl
plans und his views in relation to redoclug tl.c expi
of the department. Mr. Campbell bad tubstitAited
contra? t system for day'? work, sad eondni led the ?
?o? business principles. Ue bed saved the cliy >i ."i"1
on work done, ami half a million more in altando
work authorized bul ool necessary!
Alderman Sheila ?aid thai day'a work wa? ehe
than the contract system, because the contractors
to live, ?nil must gel their pretil? nut of the ci; v.
Col. Wlngate submitted a comparative atatcmeii
the expenditures of the Dcpartuu nt ul Public Work
Bvc yeara peat, tram which the foiloa bag i? taken :
i.\. i Ni.niKi:?.
IM'i. iMJ4. I-?*MI
Appropilatlon ?cc't if 1,?-..;, si',7 48 81,627 106 M81,4&l,0*.
i-iroci Improvement
account . .. 2,823,187 87 4^88,57280 2,01s,?'.
l'un?i..i deb? se
count (i roio?i
Aun. .un t ?ratea l,S9a\507i*M LMa\*M M 888,89
Tola!?.86,826,112 87 T7.C 8,131 80 84,?57.-? ?
Ttie reduction of expenditures lor the past year, ?
pared with 1875, i? .-i i...?...(..u? 7??? v?nti 1874, ??.;.'
03(1 10; with 1473, ?-.l,-".'?1,741 03; vsiih 187??, '.-?.I
HIT .17.
1':. ... re,i,ic1|..ii? are cliiiincd to lie the result of >?
..luv, not t?i decreased work. Un- correal business ol
depart man? coiulac under appropriation accouut
been lsrcely increaseJ bi th? transfer ol the Boulevi
to the department in ls/j, by the anuexetiouof
Twenty-laird aad Twenty-fourth Wards, and by
growth of the cil) In every way.yel the Hverageexi
diturea for the tour yeara preceding 1-7?; fm ibeae
poses was 81,072,0.53 B2,and tne expenditures of 1
only ifl.i.M.o-jn ?9, a reduction of 922 1,01*9 83. On
Street Improvement expenditure? a similar redai
baa I.--I o made, obli By hj substituting contract ?voil.
daya' work. The following table la given :
Average Aven
? i by <"-t
-Vafnrr of Werte day's work, eoatn
Rock excavation, per cubic yard. .??-i tj *-o
Earthexcavation,per abicyant . 1 as
bartb flllluf, per. cubic yard.. . 1 .".7
Curb and gutter, per II nal foot. 161
FlagiTiiiir, ncr square fool. 88
'li-iiorc, Mm atiaiii road way, per sq. yard... loi 1 i
Iteceivlug baalna, each.. '.4M 00 III'?
In the Cretou Water Department the etiirl savtu
becnintne expense ol laying the Iron pi,tea, trbieB
loTi! c.si 1136 36 pi i ion, lb 1875, ?*'i?l 29 pe? ton, ?
In 1876,8?0 5fl per ton, the ijuaiiuty ol pipe laid be
,...?n o mu-vv ti.it lClllccil.
UNEXPECTED CLOSING OF A BCBOOL.
nilli.S (?II.IK 111? IN AltV.VNli: AMI K \ ACAT1
GiVIN illi; I'l I'll.?. ? lllhN IHK PKIXCIPAU 1
APPI.A II.
Tin- (?iran? Institute, for 3oiiii?r ineu a
boys, at No. ?!."> East Bixt] -?i-cmui-M., has been condoc
of late in a manner which 1 xcit -.? the Buspictoni
s?? nulling Bmoog Utoac ini' rested In tta welfare and U
of the aeholars. Pan' ii. Qirard, a Prencbman, the m
agei ol the school, bed under hla oharge on Peb. 1,
bourdcra and about 30 day aludente Abon! the mid
of Jannary he wi nt awav from the dty, lea? lug hi? v, 1
aa American Lao- fonuerlj of Philadelphia, aad a Id
Lamb, with two male teachers, to eonduci the affair*
tin- inst tute. ?ii.<? that time, according to rep rta,]
wife hus been busy rtalttng the paient? and guardiana
tin- acholara, eolleetlng th ? money la pay for tnltion a
board for tne second half of the school year, beginn!
Peb. 1. On host Pride* the boarder? acre told thai th
would in- glvi n a vacation until Monda* monting: Tl
waa nottbongbl ttrange, aa it waa the custom to alii
thciii to return home the lust Prtday of the mouth
visit therr fnends. The vacation appeari to have bi
utiliioiteil, ,-t.ii ha? put aa yet terminated, for when 1
itodeuta returned on llonoay morning tin-.? found 1
bouse empty and a .ii.n on the iront lufunuiiig Ihem th
It waa to let, uufuruiabed. On Baturdai mornlmtal
o'clock several truck? wi re procured, tlie furniture v?,
rein .vc?l and the tninhs oi the acholara were - nl
their residences. Where the furniture wasrarriedl?
luvsteiv. The :-..-iiit of the bon e said yeaterdai il.
Mi., (.?rani ?tatedthnl it had been Beiscn by credit01
leu that ?tatemen) he eouidfautboiltatlvcly deny, Bon
of the victim? hnve altiim-.l th 11 belief that II v,
t:i!?.-:i to an .un ? ni room and ?old.
ihe ntnounl of money collected by Mrs. Girard Is n
y.-t knowu. II. l'< Bata ot No.?Ofl \?. -i 1 ortr-tblrd-st. hi
two ucphewa and two wards al the school, and paid f.
th.-ir board ami tuition -siiio on Pub. 17,afterbavli
?ai.I a similar amount In advance i..-t December. The
ara many otiu.- in i in- ?ame e.,11,-,,1? wuose asm
could not be learned. Yesterdaj .1 number of bo'
called at the house in aearch ol ,ui . I. - uol found in ti
reiurned minks, all oi win.m ?tated that their paren
bad been defrauded. Othci debts are simkeu of, 'li
rent ot the house 1? due, and bill? for meals, grocerie
?talion. 1,,. and oilier gomU are rel to he pawl. All 1 it,,
t.. .1?? -.-i tu in where the principal? aro haa aa yet been u
auceessluL _
sT\n-nca of Bine mi:.
THE NATIONAI11V AM? TRADES <.K lili. Vil TI\
DCIU.VO lili'. PAST TEAR,
Dr. Nflgle, H'-trist?-. of Vital Statist?csof tl
Health Board, yesterday aubmltted bit report of t'
deaths by violence during the past year. The labli
-how the following number of anlcldi 1 from the dlffcri ?
natlonalrtlea? Anstna, 2; Bohemia, :i; Canada, l
Cuba, 2; England. 9; Prance, 8; Oermany, 69; He
lard, l ; Ireland, 21 ; Poland, 2; Bcotland,2; Swodei
1: United Stetes, 28. Of these, ill were men und 3
??..m. 11; .'II were siiif-le, M'. luarr'.ett, 10 widowed, BO
17 unknown. Ol ihe means of death, DO were by drovi 1
mi.', 4 from tniiioi; landannm, f? from opium, '."J froi
peris green, 37 rrom plstol-saol wound?, lOfrombam
in,-, 11 from leaping from Taonses, <? from pin. Icactd,
from arsciiic. 9 from cutting Jurular vein, with r..z ir
2 each from wounds of arma and hemorrhage end froi
being crushed under frelarhl trains, ami 1 each from cai
IioIk- a.-nl, corrosive aubllmatc, morphine, belladoum
muriatic acid, eating mat ches, strycbnliie and hj drate ?
chloral The peraetM are .-.i??? nlaaaifiwl aceoi-ding 1
their occultation a? f..:in?'.s: One artist, - atrenta,
broker, 4 butchers, 1 inker, 5 barbera, 1 wood-cutter,
contractor, li cleal . I cigai maker?, ,rt raiiieuiers,
il- h ? i-t?, 1 itiunL.1:t-111 <ti. :i domestics, I drvrr,2 furl
rien?, I fireman, 1 furtune-teller, 'J lawyers, Slaliureri
7 merchants, 2 milkmen, 5 inucblnlal , 2 phyaiiluu?,
piM'm m.iiici. 2 paiitieis, 1 pajicr-maker, 2 mason?,
?boeuiaker, I atabli--keep?'r, ?_' salooipkeepers, S lallor?
1 iiir'ni. 1 teacher. I tyne-rnster, 1 seam n. -, 1 tailor
1 veteiinar] -m,-, un, 1 rarulaher, 2 wbeelwrlabta, 1
weaver, 1 watcumaa, and 1?? whoiae oecupailona een
unknown. _
A TEAR'S WORK OP TUE POtT-?OPPICE.
Tin- following au tin* statistics <?f the < it.v
Deliver] Division of tin- Hew-York Poat-OfBce for Um
yeat 1876!
Itrttercarriersematoyed . 4vi
! l?,-iiTerv trip? per ilay. 7 aid ?
lli.tlo. !i . osl nfDi. . . . |.
; Mail leltern delivered. ?:7 I ".
1 I.... 1 M ten dell v< rod . 21,11
1 IHwial ' ard? d? lv? .-.i . jo.i
11. c -1 i.,i Mit rail? llvi 11,1
?per?, Ac , delivered . k.'.<'.','.'I
' |,..aii.', .?i.)., iirwapspers, Ac,collected
fi..i, ill.' - . 68,401,6P.I
Total loimii.-i piece?handletibyrarricra. l.it:,i;.l no
A veiage number ol pi.... handled by each ear?
i.'i .:i?,m
Tot n h it. i?, pool?! carda, u< ?-; ip 1 . ? >? ,de
1-m..1 Ihroogli boxes ?1 central ?tin ? and
SratM II?'? ... . 4l,?;?li,n,IO
Total unreglateri ? letters, postal card?, new apa
pi. etc, il. li?. 1 .: on 'ail ai central sad
branche?
ltrgi?temt letters ddirered on rsll at central
..?!.. . .no in 11. ??? .... .. -.?oT.a.ii
aal of (lellverte? In (few-York Citj , , 1 .".?<?.".'?.10
? m ' in .1 1..81,000,(1 ,1
1 paid letter raTier? , ... .1.?., !???- Sfl
letal ..rea, m ?11. -, ntvi ii-.lii' ?iiy deliver] ... 88,187
PREIOUT v?.1 s R| in ? 0NPKR1 NI K.
OfMOl the-,ii,'? nt? who ?itliiuli?! tin- iiu-itiiiK' ?if
1 a 1 h m- in mu ?oc 1, t. m t?o? 11 ? re?tenle) said toa Tain
pee n-iioiii'i last uighi thatUie ataalleg did little ?ore
thaaea%etaaorgaaiaatloe Nettber the Peenaylvsnls
nor tin- Baltissara ami (Male road waa roprvsenteat, ami
m? settee soald I a takes Is their ahaaece. Th. agi sta af
these roada were waitlok f?'i the a-lClai ifaquesiion
of tlirun^ii Ireighta Ir? Ihe l'i??ldeiii? oi Ihi ?? 1 ompantea,
who mi 10 meet ?.. nigbt, The meeting ..f fr lain aei nts
ad) m.ne.1 nntll 11 a. m. to morrow. A? to tin 11 proba
ble ut lion the gentlciuuh ?aid thut u W9W? inauy liiuioi?
were In clrcnlsfinti Itmr the meeting would be vvl
r.-?it, and he feared that these rumor? would pi
be true.
it is stated on good authority that although thai
srntattves of lbs Pennaylrsnia and Baltimore snd
Railroads ?cut excuses for their BOB-appesi
lliu iiifentiec diuwti b-, the represeiitatl'."* of the
roads was that thev did not wish to loin In in? pro
lugs. The situation, ss regards the mm. act b twee
lilies. 1? considered exeeedinglv critical, and the p
bllltle* are atron? that It will BB9B be broken.
HAMILTON OOUslQB AUJMrtl DIMIT?
The rOsldcinl gf6daUtt*BB of Hamilton Col
nte their nintli annual dinner nt the Fifth Avenue 1
last evcmnit. 'riie BamtMaaa Chafabas Alwaanl Assad
of New-York, with about 180 members, sas placan
a tinner footliiL.'by the adoption of a new nui-llti;
About 60 griollliitc* were priai ut, Ineliiillni; Proa
BrtVWa Of Hamiltoti College, Qsa, Joseph H. II I'
Prat. Theodore W. Dwlght. JmUc Joseph B, BBS?
Col. Kiiimoii? Clark of MM 7th K? glnuril. Janu 6 I'.
D.O. Katun. Porter C. Ullas. Praff. DsshSIBJ af fast
hire of the City of New-Yoik. A. K. Il.idlev. Dwlgl
(HuMoad. Iir. Coehranol the Itrooklvn I'ol.? teclinii
stifute, and Klihti Root. ?
Aftoi the hamplet, which wu? regarded a* more el
side than usual, the following toast? were re*iionde
' Hamilton College." by the Hon. Theodore 67. Invl
"The Faculty,'' by ITc-ulent Hmwii; " The Alumni
the Baa.?*. It. llawlcy ; "The CollogeJ.'iii yeai ? ago,
I'rof. A?a Colton ; " The flcri;v." by the Bar. I?r. Kent
"The Legal Professlon,M by i?wiKut H. Olmstesd? "
College and the Mtate." bj Henry Randall Waitn. N
Heversl of the speeches were received with enthusli
approval, and II was u late hour before the (fi.niiiuti
tin- college felt like leaving the ?octal ?cene.
*.t a busitii s* mcetitiL earlier in the evening, the fol
Inir oiH' eis of the Association were chosen for the rat
year: Pr?sident, the Rev. Dr. TbomasB. Masting'.?
of 'i-' Vice-Presidents, li.lore \v. Dwtgbt, I>.
?40; Joseph M. Bosworth, LL I?. *26, ml Bdv.li
C. Litebflold, LL l>. *33; Tiuwurer, II. B. Thompl
'(;:?; CorresiiondlngBecrwtory, Dr. Henry Randall ?i
'08; Bcconilntc Hccretary, A. M. Brock way, M.D.,
Kxecutlve Committee, Dwighl II 01n*ste.?d, Ruin
Clark, James A Baker, P. Q. Rckerson, Knuu Kooi, C
Dewell, mid Bialtserd ?? Smith.
LABT l?*-Y or Till'; QRAltD DfJKhTu vlS?T.
The Ontnti Duke Alexis and **n*t*- p;i<
quietly their last day m the city. Tli-v Strolled BUI
the BtsmtBg. ami iiiiiiiiy walked down Broadway, ra?
bog the Iliiancial snd cmnm nial qaartora "I the nut
oh?. Tiny returned to luiicli at 168 Clareiidon.
Walked oui again iu the afternoon, thi- time rlMtfatl
uptown ii venue?. There being ii" BBSW9 tlieatrna
opera bowJh sMrasttoa oi paraasannt Interest to the i
??an visitors, they passsd the evening at tli"ir in
The siTBngeateata fer depai turc un ta last srealng n
to take the 9:30 train this atoratug for Battmore, ;
proceed thence by the Boy Uns to Norfolk) where
i.i m.i Duke Alexis will resume command of the Bag?
Bvetluis. li is icpoited Hi it the Russlsn Bret viili
for thi? peit ni tv.o or three weeks, whan It Is than
thi Urand Duke will dauntless have latdel that eon
nient article ot rnviil apparel called an " uicoirniln," i
be at liberty to accept any public hoipilalily that may
extended.
Till' T.AKK MAHOPAC sTUlT.
The trial of ilieeiiii of lin. Bttport&a 6g6ii
the city, tor 6115^000 damsgea far the lowering of L.
Maliopac, WM eoiitiuiled .V e-lerday before Judge \
Brunt, in Bupreme Court, Circuit. The plaint ff \
duci-l a?rerai wttneaaea as t?i depreciation of r
estate and Btskness silsiBg frntn the lowering of 1
?ake. One ?f the old roslrtmls Whose memory went In
to 1813, testified Unit there waa no malaria at the I;
; m no to 1870. On cross examination he Identified I
i boundaries of several old eonreyancea running bi
I m ul'iv to the llevolllllon. l'ait Of the eitf'S dcfCBSI
that ?he bed nt tile lake WBS owned liy the St.l'e, a
that th" engineers who drew from the lake had a licet
lodoso from the owners ol ? waier-rlghi stthe n
Mili?, mi old struct ore at the outlet, wbicb wss be
before the Revolutionary war. Several mapa ?
?nivevs snd deeda made their sppenranc.i the tal
in Iroiit ol the Assist nul < brporatlon Counsel vv li en ?...
bave to be produced In order to prove im? chain
title, w. o. Bartletl appears wits bis aona fer t
plaintiff; V, L Mils in and Mr. I. teosabe for tue city.
VAX Ml: HILTS 11EIRB.
CONTENDING POR Uli: QBEAT FORTUNE
CUBKBLIt'8 J. \ AMU.nr.II.I, MBA. Ulis, AMD Ml
ti un piol?n i: n> (?iNiK.-t Tint WILL?S
J.il HSMKM T?l MABCM 111.
Tlio expectation tliat the application for t!
ndliii.-aion Of the will of the lute ('omti.odoit- Vaielcrh
to pro';.ate would be Opposed by ?nine of the heirs drew
large number of person? Into the Burrogate'i I lean t-roo
at in d'cioi k ye tentar morning. There waa a euosMet
blc .it r ly of ?egal talent. aai'iiic the lawyers being Hell
L. Clinton, Cliaiineey M. 1)?'|m-w, Kllian Allen, Uudli
i Field, Jatnee Matthews, BatherlandTeaneyf sadathai
j Willi..II. I!. Vatiilerliilt was leafed with hi- miiis, ( DTB
j hu-V.Tideiliilt. .li.. and William Vatuli ibill, atalSinu
, Barton, one of the executors of the will ; the at hot met
I bars "f the Vsuderblll family ware not rapt tenti
otnerwlae than bycouasel, with Mm exception of Mr
Cro i,whose husband was present. Among the oth?
persons lu slteudance were nngnitna flcaHI. 6,'Ulla
Alb u Butler, ami Luther I. >t trah,
when Burrugate Calvin called up "The matter of ti
probate of the will of Cornelina Vanderbilt, deeecsed
Mr. Clinton said that ha appeared oa behalf at the pi
ponente ; Utesttesting wltosssea were pr?sent, und m
the will ans t" t?- contested, fas was ready :
proceed toproveitsexecution, it waa snnouueed thi
('(irneiiu? j. Viiridctiiiit was represe nied by Jeramlab I
black, Beotl Lord, and Ethsn Allen; Mr-. Alien I,
H.ivid Dudley Field. James Matthew.-.,and Dudle) Hein
Mr?. Clark and Mrs, Lafitte bj < bsuaeey M. Depew, an
Mrs. I.u li.iu by Sutherland Tl inicy und (leo. W. '.V igst?
Dudley Field aatd that ahjeettana would be filed by th
counsel of Mrs. Alien, hut ai the ?color counsel, Iiavi
Dudley Field, ought t" be consulted, snd us hi? finie wa
fully occupied In vYaahtngl. be suggested thai tii
m iter stand over fut a fortnight Tbe intention ?
Cornelius J. Vsnderhllt to contest hi? father's will wa
set forth bj Ethsn Allen, who s..id thai bis msoc?bI
cu;.?d, J. B. BlackaadBcott Lord, were also busy i
6'adiingtou, snd bet?re be Bled objections be wished t
consul! with Hem. He tbereforu made a similar ii me?
fora poslponemenl fur ten d ?>? or two works.
Mr. ?'iinton- l understand mat li Is tbe intention a
II.o o ,.olllleniell to I ollct tile Will. It I? Hot i U.-t .;;,il, .
t-. .... mi with a conte-t on the daj on which tin- , .? Hoi
i- returnable. I ?fa ill, therefore, make no opjNtsltloti tot
postponement I snouid like to knowII loen sream
otln i appeal anei ?
Mr. fenney said thai Mrs. Li Bau would probaltl) con
to-i. ami Mr. Dcp? .v atiiioutired tli.it there would be in
contest on the part ol Mrs. (lark ...d Mr? Lafitte Mi
Clinton, after auylug thai be lenl i,-, n iufortiu-d tha
Mrs. Tboru snd Mrs. Tormnce would make uocouicsi
st.ii'dtliat Judge i:.i;.;.:i", one ol the win,, ases, win
draw both tbo will snd I hi codicil, would have to be u
? t?) "n Frl?l.., ami le- h.p.d that tbe adjourn men
would be until Thursday of oexl week, ?o astosivi
Judge Ka pallo an opimrtuuity to gire hl* t. ?ti
ii.y. -Mi Field replied that llia) time would be to.
?bori ; the route?! >v., ild lust M'liic ( me, ai.d Judo-,
Kupallocouldcasil* testify Tbe intention of to, conn
sel was to caiutesl in good faith and with dne dillgeuee
Mr. (mit-m then said thai bo would conuco t to en nd
.n. minion! tor twuweekslt the conuael would agree t?
pue i id ;.i thai lime wit;.i further di laj . Tin ton .,
irai?' .m?o,nnec.I licit tbe objection? sbould be pu pared
III. ?!. and at-rved on Mr. Clinton b) Maten \t, ami ihn thi
Hdjoummi ?n should be until Mareta IX si 11 a. in.
a linn m. rrportei sub? ipjeutli inquln d ol Mr. Clin
ton what In itrouml on which the contesl would ?
made would probably be. Mr. Clinlou replied llml hi
could not -laic with precision, bin be ?upiNMed thai un
? lue .tilliie.,". would be.-i.al.eil. What aclioi, In ?roilld
tike ami how iniio! (?me tin eontesl wonlil occupy n
won d he ini|MM?ihie for him tos?ate. Ail thi rhi'dreu
"f y" ,;.tbilt had Us-ii reprt-stnted b) rouu*el in tbe
court or i,m i signified their ssseut to tin sill except Mr?
"?-""l and Mrs. ('rosa, snd the btuband ot tin latlci'
wa? pre* nt, hul did not utiuifi. wfaar attitude his wife
would BSMtiue, to replj lo a question as t. the ili*iKMltlon
ol the - ai. i ol i.??> lefl m lue nat?o,-, ni 6*IUiaui II. Van?
derbilt, to he ili.uiiiii.il secinllng t" personal lustme
tii.ii _-iv. n i.i lim.. Mr. ? Union ?aid thai thai n.att. ? v..,
not in iinv way connected wito tLe will, and ueuidnol
'eel at iii.crtv to at) *nythinguboul it. Inasmuch as Mi
Vatnlerbnt l.ini.ei, I a I i. I liaeaj li n, die Known to tlic
pu! i ? what di*poaition waa to b. made of toe sum thus
leti m bi? baud?.
i.i urn au. n ?sill it waa Impossible for him to ?ay up.ni
what ?|.ir in- ground*the objections to the probate *?1
tbe will would be ha ed? indeed, the objection? could
not In dr urn up witnoiil B consultation of tl.n -, ;
i opreacn im,- tin varm- cmt.-i nil?. N,, eompiouiUH
bad been proposed hm tbe children of < omiuodore Van
(i.i m.i hid he. n otvipiii to settle the matter bttwsaa
themselves wltbooi briaging it before ihr pub! e.
M W M?itK RTATE CKNTEMKIAL CRLCBRATIOM.
RomdouTi N. Y.. Fab. 27.?-Active steps haTe
In en tak-ii Hi prtMJM -rl.v MbkltratS I lie ci iiteiiul ,1 of lb
State al KiiiLiinii. The cotiveiitiuii whtefa faiBMSl the
first < ( ui -til ni Ion met tin re. ihr chctinii fm i.ovi nuit
and other M?ale uMMsvri wu- held, and 100pears aun, ob
tin-until of .Inly, Oeorge ( lintaiti wa? htattgurated iii-i
(...viinor al Hie Kingston ?unit house and th, II, t
lasgtalatun ?a- orgaulxed. Arravniretncnti in also to
'?i.le to commemorate tin born? ns of Kin''?t,.n ti>
UnthUI llni.pa on tlic lii.h of (?elober, 1777.
'I lii'V bad ?i tdllgll elllijcct m the ilUlllilV
room this week. Mood] wrestled with bta, and uuse.
asng wiui bim, but the bum ?ceased to de* pan ol forgive
1 s*. Finally M.ly ssked mm whal beavt ?in inn
h ued in- iniiiil. and be eoni. ssed t" baviug beat a ne i -
pap. i publiais?! "in of tlice year?' BUb-a-rlptloi Th.
? v.iiie, i,-ii Informed him that Hie, did not profess ta. pel
form miracles, out if Be wsttM ?asttle ui?at?due? *n,,
coinpiiiiiul nil, rial, an,I pay fn, tine, yeaars more lu ad
vi.iice, although laey eouid not epan ine der- oi i;,,
clniri u In nui, pelh.,,1- he unfclit be ?nakeil in undrr Hie
sauvas. -IBustou Hulictin.
iMinng cholera ti*nc a (ilusgow |o(ivei w.i
ssked bj a lull. who was eanphiy lag nlss at ?onu bast*
Imiil viol?, win thai m- would mv. a gi.i-ia of wu x.kv iinvv
or wall till he had Washed UM J"b " I'll be lakln' tin
gtsssnoo, wem," ?aid lac srtlsan, "for there's heap a
power "' luddiu dusila lut- ly."
IiOiME NEWS.
TngRMOMKTER YrSTRKDAT AT HCD?f?T'H
HIlOAfiWAY.
lae Vf* Bese.sas, 3 P. m , hh". KtsMaee, so?.
lii?ii??l iliiiii.tf tlie il??, ?<?i . 1,'twni ?ill'.
A vei?|{.., 88% . Haute tlav. Ib70. 88 V.
PRilMINKNT ABBlVAlak,
Fifth Airnur Hotrl Kinr Admiral OeefSjS
Pretil--. 1'. S. N?w. ?n.I William K Muir, < ?encrai Munaei
the CsasdB -loiit.'iern llalluav ..V,.i Park /?,',' liirp.i
Oeneral iiaiiilniph n ktarey, V. s. krav....4**rseeari it-"
John P. Bei i.ir nf lin a Wlmt?Ot r/etVI ?tic Hull, and
Hon. I'liari?-? Stanford of tt<-lin.-ctady ...St, Nikola. Hoi
Kl i'it.icre.ai'iHii .lainc? K. Vv ?latin of In??, ?ml f
.?? orlluilii ?I llallh.nl ...SI. Jtmri linlrl I Ite.iuorr N. V
Bnperinieiidenl ?>f th' Rsllway Mull Servie?....//e#i
//,. ,Af Aifn rio Kscobsr of the ? ?wish liCaratloa at Waah
ton, and W'iili.nn Mc.Vliclia.-l of Philadelphia.
TU.W-YOHK 1'ITT.
All is yellow to tin- f?ialii?mnl?le, eye.
Parasols were iisiil on Hroailwuy yentcnlaj'.
Bbawls ol every liad ?ill be much worn t
Spun?.
An i-ifK-liatiliing machine is exhibited in a w itnl
on "kraadanay.
On May 1 the l'i-lliani c??ii? h will start from
??tal Itriunwlrk.
Ojrsters sie very < lu-up now, ooetlag less than ?i
Other f.H.I in Hie mai-eL
?-.iilitr lint?, frtinin.-il with Cardinal red, ?in- n
inipoititlon? lor tbo litll?- falke
A lariri- ilry ginuls lions?- is being built on the S
nei of Suth ave. and Nineteenth ?t.
'1 In- iiiu-t fa.sliioiialile l.iitton for ornament
utiiitv n tin- ?nk sleeked I batata et assanen ms.
TM new stades ??f yellow are buttercup, niai
oltl i'iii.l, ?ml in.iii.Urin, which i? a vlvul yellow.
Thi- new style of neekwear for ni?-n is a Bcarf
liet.i ciiiiiri-.i salts ?nti brit?iit setenad Beeren
Mr. i.?mis Engel, formerly aritk of Tht ifu
Trmtr /,'.- oie, ha-? h ?oiiii. proinn-tor of The Artadian.
'1 he Woui'ui'?, Hot?-! is rapidly approaching ro
BjetleB. It w.ll accnniiiio.tatf nom M,Oilr to fi.UOO ?eu
Kirl?.
Old gold i? Hi?* new color for lioiinct-lriiniiiii
ami th -ir ?.iiiaii.i-ni.1 are BsaSlsaSBI ?- bronchi ??? that look I
peMshed brasa
slitipper? were numerous yesteidey, but buy?
Were si ?.\cr, a? Ihi? la tho ?letiatablu groiiud batWMB WlS
an.I SprhBg sty Ich.
In ?In-"Osb-inii-," tin- new apartment building i
tiltil a?.., between Pttix-eaeeed and rrftythlrttta.tn
loom has an extaeoal eledaw.
stie.-t sweepers may "dock up soiirnge and p
tln.ir tr.cli. . a,', lin- iinpolte?! l.n.ie?' walkl:.i< i-ii..li"iii-.? I
?In.it enough t>> elenr Ihe kioiiiiiI.
Perplexed bill-poetete win? cannot read bave ?n
few rauca uiiveil tin- restera of two rivitl theater- no ti.at th
h ml . " I... im! Hi.- clock in "fjgtaty Da.,?."
Candy bonsea now beve their apeeieltyi as tliey i
III Pans, tliii? une house i? .lev..led t.t the sale uf ?nals-lilii
low? anil anolher tat olo BatfeteBeal iiutlii.???? M I amly.
Tbeagenteof Mm New Boatb Wales QoYonunei
are aiioui i<? ?iini i'.:.'. Basra asalgraata trtsatblselty teAi
trabe an the bark 81st ra Nevada bb Hstaroey next.
Tbe retail prieo of good quel ?ties of Sour bas w
vanooit nearly #1 a barrel within tv* <> ?.eik?. 'I lie high pn
of potato. ? i- ..ici t.. be partly i in- cause ..f the ,m reasa.
(?iinliiiioi-. r?-|iiul an ulerea?- of travel (?*n tl
threat ear lutes, aad dunk it lech?ales ?oro?- lui pro ?am ?sil
trnile. Then area great ataay leantry marchante ha tews
pi ? nt.
New-York new.-?boy? discount jonrneliatio ente
prise sed am?late thi Father of hi? Ceoatry m irathfnhv
by anaminetng B oV loch edition? of th? evening paneta in u
to?, n r:u at 1 o', lo. k.
Of tue ?leiiilis la.sl week. 24 vvt-n- from BCerletini
is fn.in lembraBOBs creep, 88 frota phthisis pulteoeahs, ?
treat luoiicatii-, ..o ti an paeaeraBha, SOIremheartdlaeas
ami IU fi..in Bright'B tliHcanc.
At yesterday morning'h title tbe steemshi
Au,.-i.i|iit-, ?trau.ii-.i ni Seabiighl on the storalag of .tan.
?.i? m,.?,.i .isi.-in .tin.ut in to.t. vvitii theOptingtidesef 1
aighl an,i is -morrow Bight teen la a possibUity of Staatlag hi
off.
i'ilut Weaver Was iiislrilet. (1 by tin- Pilot Collillli:
hioiim ? ?.-ster.ni? t.< ic.pi.at ?ant. Penlaola ?' die-ttrau.l.
steaetshlp .?i,i.i?iiu<-, at Hasbrlght, le Inferas the Bobi
v? h? th. i he iateacted te sabmtl a ooaiplilni against tbe plk
r.,1 m. ;,?iHi!? m negligence, mcconeciiea with the atraadlo
of in. veas? 1.
At a meeting of tbe Board of Directors of th
Ju?. nil.-??i..i.'i in ?ai. it-ry y.--t i.i.:' . : i nluUons werepass?
i-iiinii mnm.- nu- m nun of t.1:-. < ' itnmitti ? of lbs state Board i
.-. a, a a-1 m?-1 iintr a full lavestigatm " ander tl i
in? dual ef tsklag l.-.-ltiiiiin?-.' lit.- r. solunot.a oil,,m t liai 11,
a. i ion ..! ii:. t ,iiiiii,i' tei is s reopening id oi.i charges dismiss?
h., tunnel . untlnat.oa ?.
" \iui si? all standing on the brink of the Niegax
of pci.i.ii.iii," -.?Lia ?ad-fAced atea apoa catering aa I I
i-,. . ai i..?i Blent l'he passsagers i"..i>e I op la ? iteoisbineni
?ml tin- speaker, staling thai in- arooM nut t ike sny parttcahi
ii-vi. i.eiiiin a. .ii a rambling alscourae, ahlchwaa abrupt!;
brekaa eS by Ike can -? 11? aipting to pa-? a < ounterfetl ah ?.
mi t in- dtaensta 11 oodu? lor.
The following is a comparative statement of tin
eases ef eoetagieaa rtlaraan reported lei the two woek
endll.X Vol). '-'I :
-1'BVKK.a.?-? Cerebro
H.' I'?- i? Hear- tpiual Plph
tmUiij itini?. piiini!. lei meniugitl?. Kessle* tin-nu.
I . n. 17 o 7 $1 .? '-' t?
tfU. '.'i i o 88 ?? t t*
Messrs. 11.111 ir-- t\ Co. will offer at suction n
?VaSaesSai and rhursdaj ef thi? ?reek,s private library a
mi.,, ii.,,,, ..n. tua.!.?, in BieeOeui arder. Bad bhwj ?.' then
aliUBOtljr boniul Among th-in ?h goad taeclaaeaacat Aldm
and i:i/i ?ir; a small csUecllon ef Aiii'-ruaii pamphlets: i
folio in ,11... i,iii.. .um? Paalter IMS.) i with twii?.- rolaaaei
? lad . ai lona i ingilsh Us la.
George Honeynioon, a middle-aged '.nan ofalendei
' ?, ph.iui. .1 a campaign scslosl tbe bosrelag-boauM
!. seam, Ue tose the rola ?i a aealthy contracter, engsgei
board ai No, '.'17 \s?-?tt Ponrteeath m, ami postpeaed pay mem
iadeSnlteljr. Utsi ailaenl n apt otahlhly ?.\* loo this a veneer
sad She proprietor, I isries ktenrltt, had blm arrested rester
?i?>. Hi? pie?i. ii. sxptotia ai.-?ni to entitle blm to a cob
i . i? pi.ice saioBg the kpighis of the Order of the epoage
Kotice will !??? wasted in the mom of the Gold Ex
eaaugete-daj estlmg f..r a bk Itngol It? BieiaberaonHatur
day. If arch 10,1.aahlet the question of amradlag th? con
?iiiiiiiim so as in pro? nl.- f..r a ii,.??..?mi ,ii of tin- Kxchaagi 'i
anvtiui nhea the agreement te that enTect ?hill be ?tgnedbv
a i,..iioi,i? t.f ,,ii it- b Ribera. There waa no doubtyeaterdaj
ai.iiut the adoption ol "i. ?..ii. imIhioc:. for Which the volea el
t??o tii.i ' < ..t th.,..- ,.it .-m .u in h.. ting on the loth win in
lie. . --.II '
\ iiiccii/n, |)..ini!iii k, and Gniaeppe Albur. Italian
?treet muali anaul [7,14. and 13 years, were arrested yestei
il.?? nu ?ioi.it..m of thevagrsne, lau. At tbe VorkvtllePo
bee ? enri \ m. i-'i/o waa held ("r irtal aad thootbera wen
<.nit I til to ?he Hun?, of li. I.on. The f,if lid I- ?Sid to bf
living I be life ol an Italian nabob il No .'. I Croaby-st. upon
the eandnas of his children. The borswer? arrested once be
fora, but wen rcteaaed upon pleadln.t Ignoratiea .a thola?.
iii.nc ofthem betag able te i sad "i writ.-.
On returning from tbe theater last Thursday
Bight, Mi? w. it. Paras ot Na 88 Para-ave. eareteasly
tii.top. .1. 'i.-.iii uni itriai-tp.u and a ?etol j.??i-ii? into a Mia
uimiioIIh h..i lian.?..! it i.. ii. i ?urea on entering the hsus?
The Hiiicii.? werefotgetien, aadea ?-.iti.ni...? di tu Utenurae
took Ihe i.iiii.i.-iia, se ah? states, ;.. i;.. oui, sad on opening 11
tin- .tin. tic. ?., m. ..t in?.- dropped out. Ne arrests have been
i. inn a rewsrd "i el"" Is offi red lor the retara "i ihe
goeua, 'iii.- put conlaiaa fall small diamonds sad s large
??in. i.ii.i. sad, ?? it!, the cm ro ?, ta worth abeal ffttOO,
Edwsnl .1 act tl? a bu?, b? tu appointed receiver of tbe
ii..pi-n?of v p. i : mi, m, iic. ii.e inn ai.i pi a?, -r. ??im has I.
?m <i i.? .in!,? i.. Rlfllard i.. loretfudge ati .v.m m m th.- Ilsrlae
? .toit, labia .ttii'i ?'. it Ilud? Iphe swears ih.it be See i Bot own
thessloonsl Nu 813 Broadway, bal m employed aa tsaaaajer
ai a ..tin ?of ,?.l>o a iiHiuUi .uni nvr pet i I nl >l the proflta
the actual owner of th? Meek and Saturas btaeg Mra Bardas,
U, ??lion, he loiui-l In. i,.mi. P.i.lnlpli. iu that lie ou, I it?>
assasjr and pnnaeateii noes. Hlsjewslrj ritetlttt oi a sat of
?luti ? aorta H . eats f
Andren J. M eilen, who bdeniauded by tin-state
ef Pi aasrlvaals f..r larcenj, aaptied io luAge Davta te be u.i
unit, u to ball paediBg his appeal fren the iteclsteB ai Jedgs
itari.iMii.ti in- .i.ouhi pe sun. inicio.i id- ?is,, Baked is ba
released frees a alvtl steei of atreal Lsaaed bj tbe lapcema
i..ii:t. ladgelasvia baeas that aaeei Uu kaagnaga ??! tea
?t.ti'ite.ii 18T0, pcitiiittiiig ball in ?ui'ti aaaaaiaabrs BarrsU
i? th. sal) ladge ha??in; pewei te triant ranal Isaapk v
l'ai?.II. the ..111. il Ulm ?i ir-I.si M.-ile.l. itc.l u In, li.i. I,,,.,,
set .i in ti in in ii,.- Maria? osari he f?iae kBprtosaa?enl, ap
pne* la ladg? >t. aAaaa is i? ie!ie?ci from arras?. Juiiac
Hi A'l.'lll It-. I?. I Io, .'ri .-loll.
Ai a meeting ?if the I'olti e Cot? mieaiutien yeater
?Jsy ti??- foiiovviuif tuii.fcr, vara sude: rgiaal Tfaaaasaaa
"fd" i" rthteik iiniii.iiih Pi..m.i. sed Ryan al tea
i hm. .-m-i t.. the i.iutih precinct. itoeadaasaa SsadefSha
i??..nihuii la tin- 1 muy ?? mint 1 lacea* ot the Kir.i
te Ike I'w.i.ii.iii ? Osten ef the Klsveasfc la ttie pint, ?n.i
Marts* of Ihe Fearteaeth te baa Tweaty-Sm Pieclaot;
11 '???. 1 ru. ?> .-: Um 1 hull.-?h in iii. Tw< ni? SNsed . BuUtvaa
at the TWeety ear sad ta the IMrUethi Saaith of tfss reas
ifei.iti te Un- Tweat] nr?i Heyl . lbs rweeij ntiii io die
?-liic.-iiiii, .mu asta? o? Ute raurtesath to ma i'v?> aty tiftii
it. ? be ? "tti. era Bartth af Iha Tarent] tsveatk an* Pastells
of in. 1 Iget? nth i'it-i nu 1? ease II Behead front lbs (area
In ciiiisa?|iii'iiet ,.t iii,. rnsjtvast pnbsiabed in iiu
Tatet ^^ ..t 1.-1 ?tcek, a graal anmtef ..f apsMaeallsna aa
ssrvaaishave besa reestvad hj S*. Ignatlas Qalld. bet iin-v
ii?vc o. .-o. ni a.?1 t?ii) asas, tof ?nun h alas are able 1.. a?.
..nt"l? ssefca,waMraaaaa sa easaaaeamaUa hetpoeseas m
?ir.oi lakiii? ?a? li uork tin nul Basas to lb? ??nil.I Their ?p
pin aot? an-Imik< )' man.-up .if lalmii'iK nt. 11 ?ill, nit tr??le*(
??lio woultl lie .?-i of ? ilar'? work aityuhciu, ai..l uoim-n
will, f,niillrs ni lut r iliilili.ii, ?In... Iiual...liil. ale oui nf
woik un.I of mom-?, ?ml w:,o 1.111M gs oat P> Itic ilny. lull who
lun-t iri.iin todn . Itoini'? at ulR-hl for lin cai. ut thru ?1,11
ilr. 11 vpp'.i. all '.1 aie reipte?lri1 on I nrwtav i??cnlii?? at Ihe
uiiiu rasa Is the b??eui?ni ut tu? cuuich, fatUaiha*. be
tween Fifth snd ?nth sve?. The OulM desire to expr?s? thetr
thank - t.. Waldie k A ' ?. for liberal ?applies of bread.
An Hiliiiiiineil meeting raj flic Atlanta mid Rich?
mond Air Une liillroad wa? held yr?trr lay afternoon St ths
naiuiaof the Hoard of lisde. No. bM ?roadway. The ?tor h
of the rsilroal amounts to ?4,000,(*Tn, and of thl? amount
|.'l,U?Ki noo were repr?sente.,. A caimmittee recommended
that incfi-rred nmrtira,; IkiiiiI? to the aroount of ?ROO,0O? be
(??tint lo rel?ase ?ne company from cnbarrsss'iient. snd put
tlm road In ?or.tu?; order. Thl? wa* accented, snd It wss
?aj-ecd to ?ive riie bondholders the Br?i opiKiriunity to pur
chase these bond? st pur. A? ?ooii a? the legal riifht la ob
tiilned, the mortgage bonda will b? issued. Aniong the new
dlrertiir? will ??? Abrain M. Hewitt and Kugen* Kelly.
The Kiinrtli Ward srhnnl faoasa at I/on? Island
City, which cume near beinirtlie arena of s tragedy la*t Frl.
dnv.tiaslie.il ci iniltiivl ?ml pronounred unsafe. 'I he Ha??,
room? arc numeren? and crowded with acholara, tlie halldlug
Is a four so ry frame ?n ie turc, snd the inean? of eilt ?re
wliollv Insiiftl' lent from the third floor there ?re three ?Ulr
???v a. Ma "li each -nie ml ooe at tin- fiont. The ?,de en
trame? have passageway* about throe t"*t w nie leading t<>
tue stain BSBj mil UM front entrance I? reached by pa*?tug
throuith a hallway araraslf ?I* feet ?ipiare. and the ?lalrcase
1? so narrow that two children ranuorpasa abreast.
The x-M-ntli animal nasartoi the New-York I?is
peii.arv for DtSSSBM ol tho Throat snd Chest show? that
during the, pa?t year 1,981 patient* ivere iratedtor throat
aVaeaaaa and 7'J? for rfaaat disease?, while the whole number
treated m tAa ?.ven resta at the institution? aasahsass M
H,l'?7. At the BMSBhsg of irusteesoii Monday evening at No. Hi
Wear Twenty tliinl st.. th. ri aid. nee .,| the pre?ldent. IBS fas
lowing o titrera were Blasted An tfas ensuing year: Col. Hush
0, Hawkln., President and Tresnaren John R. Flanagan,
Vice-Pre.ident, and John fl. l'arme?, ?Secretary. Medir iloffl
? ?i- Hr. A. Itiippanei, I'hyainau in l bief, and Dr. O. CM
variai, ( (iiisiilting Piiyniciati.
HK(i??Kl,YN
Thieves fraii'cd 940999 to the residence of Dr. C. E.
Mi nsi h. No. 109 ilnlscv ?t., early on Monday morning and
? loi.- fl -'7 wortli of j.w.lry.
lite Brooklyn Mercnntfla Library is not exempt
from tint bans of other ivMsfsBg-raaaas?tha sewasssMt ?>ore.
Bight or ten " rouiiitei?" mono|silizethe BtSSBtagpaper? to His
eiciiisioii of tin- icgiiiiuare rsaassa.
(?tlieer Thomas Murray, a veteran of the Second
Pruincl l'i, lice fi, ne. died at 1,;?i.--id, m a on MiTtlcave on
Monday nul,t. The futn-r.il, B hlch take? pl.ur on Thursday,
will be attended by the number? of the Mutual Alliance lu a
body.
Jantes Rengan was ssTeated yesterday and identi?
fied a* the ruinan who last Wednesday afl.rmsiii knocked
il.iwnai.il robbed ?m I.vwUav*. Miss (lara Smith of No.'Jtlfl
Macdoiiouirh >-t. Be altemtited to il.-ny the identity, hut the
proof waa atresg agsbsM him, and ho waa baM for trial.
Mayor Seliroeiler yesterday professed himself sur?
prised at the action of the Common O .unc?! In rejecting J. B. T
stranahaa a? Preetdesl ot the i*ark Caftnaasasaa, Ha ?ski that
if be had iitilii-tpated ?net) a dl?|S)sillon of the matter he would
net save teat la lbs bbcbss at Mesara. BtraasBaa and Baylis?.
The Bf*reants of ? cnrl in n tit, at School No. 21, on
Miilii'iiy, created a p.mi. BBBfBg UM so-1 pupils, the cries bSBSg
mistaken for thoaa of rlre. Despite the effort? of the feacher?,
the children lushed frntu the 1909*9, down the ?talra, and into
the street. No one v a.? injured seriously, but theie was a hol?
iday tiler. 1111.1 for the frigiiBrlied pupil?.
At the last tnesHing of tlic Common Council in
187?;. the imanl of city Work? wa? authorized to pay for ?treet
cleaning until the BOW contract? should be awarded. IfastSf
day Mayor Hehtaedef senr rtie beaM a notice that aa ?uflicleut
lime hud elapsed fur the making of cjiiirseta, after March 1
he ira Id Scella? to reeegahM any claims for work dmic under
the old re?,ill,ti,in
The strike of the Bla etrtten of the Essvtara Dia
in, t still coiiimnos. At a meeting on Monday nleht tliey
agreed to hobt owl anttl their oarptsysca adopted their terms.
bat aa the latter an equally detenalaed in their eearas, and
the means at support af the werkatoa eaaaut entirely fraai the
?i n.i.n.ir seem? probable thai they will autinut to the re
dui ed rates before bssg.
Three thieves attempted t<> antat Uta ajoaary store
n| Weeks* Hiitlliiir, at rtnlBlblaSt, and llauulton are on
Monday sight, and wata frlghteaed away by the tiring or a
inn -kit by Hoheit DUMB who hves next door. One of the
hur^'lars, ?The gave BM BBBieaa John rtt 'pherison. was found
lean after in an asscer ooocasled In an outhouse, and was
committed yestenut] tor cuainiiiatlou.
Mn Intel Hnsev has been reported to the Common
< ouin-ii by the Beard af ( Sty Works a? the bra aal reapeaatMe
bidder t..r ?ticet-o!. anuig contraer? in the I'lfth and Miih
Uj ards. Inn w.ia rejected "ii the SMUoa "f Aldermen Kane and
Sbaaaon. President Htoenn (tetes that he know? of no atgaa
tarn to Ho?i",-, ?ml he iiisciaiui? all rcspsuslbUlty tor sny
trouble thai uta) ariae from the ai tinn af las SldaiBMB
Tin- question has b* en raised u.s to tha legal right
of the 11. m ut l'li ?Id. nt pro ti in. of the t'onnnon Council. John
French, to ai t a* rx ufllfiv incuber of the BSSrdsf Health Slid
draw tbe .n'.In...n ?alary of fl.&oO. I'oi'poistion Counsel lie
Witt yesterday ?ent to controller Barren a oasaaBBsaateatMa
m an s war to tins n seat loa winch be answered la tbe a? tain.-.
He gave il ai?o aa bis Opinion tieit Mr Kr.-ni h could ant act a*
Mnyoi during Msyoi Hchweder'sananaesfi?es the? ity.
The W?lker-Clark hoiMe-whipping case came up
again Mslsnlaj la the aonreass (".nut, ami, in the abasaeaof
lodge (.ill (it, (On. Catliti and Idafnct Attorney llrtttoti, in
?teed Of annUag Hie e.i?e, indulged In pelsoii.ilitirs. trail, rat?
lin ai cusid Mr. liriltoii ut "ailing In a mean ?ay, BBdaaiBg
hi? nlllce lo oppr. s. Wall., r," and UM Iuatiict Aitonnv rBllltl*
da (iin.-tal "iiupcriiiient " Osa. Citlin said he would hold
Mr. Unite', iv po i-i'.le foi Bis Bettes in UM matter and call
h lui to a, count. " even if he v. .re I ii?trict A l toi m v." Vsatat*
day ?flem un Judge Dykmaa granted M Walker's counsel a
?lit ot babes?. otpus returnable tins m.,niiog.
JEBBET CITY.
A denial of the reporta that arrangements bave
t? en m ni for a Bew pastM Ib Mrs. Hsnaford'sl bares was
piildislicd yeatenlay, iljiouug thai BMttetS may yet bear
lain,-- d ?atUfa? ton'iv
Anton I iberisn, age S3, of No.S Willow-st., work?
ing in tbe tu :;:hl liotise of tlic DeleWSI*. [atekSWSBBB and
Vest'm luilroad, ...i-mi i.v-i sud Instantly killed yestenlai
by ?trill engine it?, im. Ueleaveea ? Its,
.lames riioni|i?oti of Haudemon-st. wascrnshed lic
twee.i a locomotive mi Um Pennsylvsuls Kailroad snd the
?tone wall between Wsrrvo and n/aablugton-ata., yestoday.
Ue bad one leg brokea and aasvscj ?eciotisly injured.
I.(?N(; I ?-LAND.
QBKAT BoVTH Hay.?The Hoard of Supervisors of
Knffolk Couutv have giv?-n notiee that tin [ollowlng ?els for
the preservation ol nah aud game will be reported M the an
moil taeeiiiur. on tin- third'I'in s.lnv in Atiril It is forbidden
to luv oi a.iv ?at. i of iin-.it ?-?util Bay In >iitolk County any
net, Ivke, Ac, foi the pun?*?' of rakiiii: ?wlmniing Hshitwltn
he? lens thsii three inches across. An) eels taken leas than
fourtieu m n? m IciiliIi ?ball be pul back ahlU* alive.
in!.lera ;.?-aiii-it these provision* will be punlslisri by ? Hin
? d n.,i none ti an 9100 oi Impnsonmi di m t. * i ouoty tail for
Dotovci Haiti d.iv ?, m io.li. W'iM dock, sei e, or iirandl
.i..Ol no? lie killed between May Ij and Nov. 1, undcl a peualty
oi .-?.'j loi cut n Onu .?o killed.
BTATKM ISLAND.
TiiMi'Kivsvn.i r.?Cap?. Jacob H. Vanderbili yea
i re?oive?! froin tin ( hlef i U-rkof ;i,e lUchmond County
po'ioe the silvei v.u.- found l?-t week upon the premises ol
Mr?.short al l'ompkin*vllle, the proce( I? of s burgiar) com
m. ?o. i three o .? i ? .o... .n Mr. Vanderbllfs residence, and fot
w till li (Short 1? DOB ?? : v lug a (el in In (he State |irl.?oli.
s i hi tii.s -Charle* Miller, who robbed the raatdeaea M
Mrs. J!"- (iria'i iiiii'v at Wtanletou on Mindiy last of valu.
aille-m tin amount o? K5 while Ibe tamil) were at church,
?aa veetenl?y rommlttcd t? Justice Kaaaner te Um King?
i nuiitv Penltentlarj ?,,i ?i\ ??oaths.
BALE OP Tin; l'vi'i.KNKIl ART 00LLE4 TfOM.
Tlic suie of tin- Faulkner art roilcctidii,
whleh waa taegan un Monday erenlnn al Ute ?alesinoiii*
of Henry D. Miner, st tfo. 1MB Broadway, was continued
; i?t evening, 'the soUeetioa eotnprises all paint
liu's from some of tbe weuVknowa urlist?
of tins eonntry and Europe, and ?rater
odors broas the estael of John PaaUhsuBr.
Phe tii?i eveiiitiL-'a ? ale waa confined to oil paintings,
and the list i-,ild nellcl ?*'.?..".Tl 90. The hiebest bid for
auv Magie ptetnre s sa B750, tin rabjeci tietn^- ?? winter?
Hi,u?et," by Hlldebrandt. A palnttiig, 8 bjr8iaahas, bj
Brtdgemsn, entitled "Hnrrahl llmrah!" waa ?old for
ti??' to sinrttt niica'cit of Brooklyn, A picture shoal
four fine- it? -i/-, o. ih ? asme artist, vv..-. sold in Brook?
lyn on Muudsj im? ;. 1,150. Phe bl IdillS vvas slow.
i he ?unie features in ?low bidding were again ex?
hibited as ou tin ev. u . g n.-. i u i, n ni u the 11 ?i of water
rotor* was reached, when the bidding was mure ?plrited
l'he ??\vaict Cress Oatberers," m oil. by Puulkner,
brougbl KMO, Xho paiuiinua of fustdaner ami m
t Moue v.. Mobol?.f Philadelphia commanded
the highesl pine?. Um " March of Bacebns,"
ov Nieui null ol Aiusterdum, was w ithdrawu on au itpsel
nt.t ??..im.1, ?if tin- water-colors, *? Khsg*a w.i,
i ulon Hill," was atarted at ???J.'i, ami, quickly ii?inc Ov
,*o . olds to scj.Mi, wa? ttii.iiiv knocked down for ?>*_? To
" l'he diove, Kln.'s Wood," vv a? ?old loi KltOi, l'he lolal
amount received frotn the ?ales of last evening amo mi d
lu s.'i.dlt.i 'm, ami the 111.1:11 l?ate tor the two eVSUtUga
?,i,.l.i.-jii?. Tho sale a ill be oonolitded this evening,
ami 1.n iludas waiei colon oatj.
THI PARISH Wtl.I. A(?\IN.
POI '.nui ri'-ii, F?h. 27.?Tb? Paiisli will
esas Is to be again btnngBl befare the Bnbtht, an order
hating boon taantd by fin? innata Dortand i?> open Um
wll!. Theoldoi eras ?ranted on tha petition of Sarah F,
iioidiiiit,-''. who alhsgaa thai ths paper pa^rfstfttag ta he
will o? the laic riioina? I'arisli was not III* lust will and
tcalaiiii nt, that lie was ii"? al the time of iiiaklux and
klLiuiiik' if of soiltul iiiind: that It was obtained liy fraud.
and was out properly declared, attested,or wlinessed ?
that di cea-i d iil.,i lewvlus nciihiT deseeodaate, p in at?,
brother, or ?later, ami the |..un.r 1? hi* un-ce sntl one
of hi* mxt of kin.
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I.AHT MEKI'INH Ot ill lit KM I SN| IL OOhTMBJBIOIi
Philadelphia, Feb. 27. ? Tin? Kxeiinivc
1 oiiioiitii.f Uu loil.-d Mates (Vnlcuulal Ciuiiiiiinaiiiu
will inis-i to iiiorrow, psanSht} fur the laat tune, to illa
tioasof thesuhjeetof esctalfl awania, Batteaj un rahsh
iu? been detened.
NAVAI. OBDstMi
WASHIKOTnN. Fob, '27.?Coininariilcr Win. A.
Kirklawi, l.'Bitra Htatea Navy, 1? uei.n tu-d :i.tin- .o. ,i,,^u,i
of (In- I'toln , -milli Atlantic ??tali..nid oiilcird to re uni te
the I Mini sun? and report hi? ?nival, l.iuul. Jlirn-a H.
Melfridi-r la dotai lied fr.nn the training ?hin Mononnali.l, ?;,,'
iirdensl to dniv .01 mmii.iuo luaiin. tien iu the Washington
Nav) Vaut.
" l'ut Away His Empty l*itrr?l; Fold His
Presidential Cttttbrs; lie lias fftartatl Lp Bait illver.
Lad ..11.1 LU by Cioiiiu'a Nose I" ?
POSTSCRIPT
3:45 a. m.
LATBHT FOB BIO N NMW?? "I
THK KAiSTFrfV QI'KSTIOV.
WAKI.IKK MM IM KltMKIA.
Lomkin, Weduettday, Feo. 2-, i?-7
In face of the Riisuluii Tel? irrajihie Agency'? antLeri?,
tlve r?i!ifradl''ti<i!i of an Impending movement of ?,.
Ku??iaii army aero?? the l'i nth, ther? I? ik.hu n?w,u
day that the Kooniaula railway compaalfa have Bjagaaj
an intimation from MM Kusslnn tieadiitiartcr. U, pregar?
everything for the tran?i>ortation of tiaaog 't ?? tasue
that the KosHlatis also ?eut detailed inatru? t ion? for ta.
r?gulation of the whole fraii-Ji.'i'tatlori baatessa T
can we little ?sene* tee* ell preparan.?aa are t-tangaS
u illy uiade for action. For all that, lt.i??i.? may hol l?,V?
yet flx.-d a time, and BMtf tBHBS sittiaayadeonsen*BSBt]S
trmlief th?- rejKirtM about immediate .u-tlnn.
It la Intimated that the Herv?an Bkuptchlna ?111 uktki
Minister? to delay the final ?lii'iln* of the treaty of bbbb
until the ronr?e of Bosala i? flu illy decided.
SPK? I I.A?IHN-. AM ft? lil'.?H's ?'tl l:-r.
The Berlin BSSTespondent of The Timr? repeats tat
aaaartten that, far "tesa ?eeMssj wae?shea*aaBaeenea
eminent at thi? mom. nt di?plays a marked irii-llrtvaUea
to content Iteelf with ?'.me few concevaient. Tue p.?.
c?rre?|?on'lent of The Trieqrnph says: " I hear frota St
I'et?-r?liurx that the policy of the i?ea?-e party ?*>???.
heaitatmgly m.inlfe?te?i at a <V>lnet ?ouii.-n. and ?
In a fair way to prevail; that Ruaxu will in ,jj
pnihahlllty abandon the idea of Isolated action, *n?1 iky
?he sseans la eertaln cventnalltit-a u> denn, ,t '.'._,
touteern army." The limlo '..?/??'? eerieepoedsai li
Vienna ?ay?: "it i? ecaiMeellr asaartad that kivui?
win dispatch to ?lay a aeaoeal moals* as the !'?????
iMiintinic out the tatoierabti aneertelatyof t- m?Jm
<r.-i?. and reiiiin.liiiic them that the flrat clr.u!^r ,t. ..
mama unanswered." *"
THE AI'STI'0-nr\i;Al.'IAN SKTT..KMF.VT.
UiMKi?, Wednemlay, Fco. aa 1.77'
The 7'im?**'? rliapati-h from Vienna say? hir,,-?
Aui-raiterahattoffli-ially announced to the aTaasere? ?Ut
in OBBateeeeeea of the reaaintlan. recently Vi^.,.^ -. ^
(??>n-titutional party the MiiiNtry wa? pilpsjjj ,0 uk?
iome ?LT ***** ** * ^-?S
Tor other Sksajpil \/%n ?, yny,f p,^
THK TELEPHON'!-: I-.XPUIMiD AXD TF>THD
Chicago, Feb. 27.-l'rof. Eli-La <,rav irf>
tur??l thi? evening at M.? ornu.li'? hall 10 a lar_-e ami u,.
tit ssaiS eeafnaeaeae tea wir ahina, ajwnnj Wmmeeeehwm
of the inatriirnent'? ?-??pai.ilitlea. Jud,-?? Cn*ea and
liixtth. the H.iu. Henry lireenhaanm, OaL J. J. B. snjgaa
C. H. -iiiiiiiuers. Hint other proinini-nt imtii.r ?ad
?cictitiflc men were on the platform. Usant played in
Milwaukee wa? ireeeei t te 1 over the wire? ?,?1 -g.
produced In the hall 111 clear and aweet tone?. Many
papnlSV air? were ? -ailed fm- hv the andiente, ?mi gaja
promptly iriveu, eliritmti h? arty BSe?BJSS, 1'rnf. K?nii?,
in Milwaukee, play. .1 the r.-lcplioiie wait- S-v.-ial dif
ferrai tanatea I notes were started ?lasiUteaesestr ,a
Mnw.iiik.-e, and distinctly beard by the aadlract Th?
lecture ana Illustrations ????:??? aatertaialng rbrseutheel
Prof. Oray gave due eredil t., prof, iit-n ?r Best n ...r .j
ri-'narkaiiii- development of the ?peaking- tel??-iaiiti,
which the lecturer d? sci-i!? g
RtULKOAD KKl'ORT.
Chicago, Feb. 27.?The annual npnrt of
th?; Chicago and Alton 1-UiIruad was ?uli-inttitl tu-day,
and ?how? that the grue* earning? wer?-, from BBSnS)
gate, ?l.'-'l-s.i-'O, and fr.mi freight, 9$,9.llj$t4; <StSSraBj
?!??.,u?,:t; assila. 107,961,ssekhes s total ef fini ? .
The gross earning? arc about f30O,000 greater:baa 11
1875. Tueopuraftsff rn? ose* ?ver? lee^OOOBeraeoiftaTi
THF W?BT?tO? RAII.lloAl) l?RSinU?IKI,
Boston, Feh. '27.? John Mornliy, late ii-?i*tunt
?Up. rilileiulelit of the .\l,tI t|ili tie, Holi?htti[| ai.tluo
loa.it..111 Kallroad. will ?u|iei?etle (icorife .?> Hartuldor
aa luperlotendenl of the bastern Haiiioad, I tana] reeuov
landed by the l4oli.lh.ild.-ra.
A boy (viiih- down UttWotbi-ATe. <?n the ruah
a fetv uights aluce, aad in au excitad Btaaaei ? .. :... 1?
??t u- a lot ?tf light* m 1 in Jewish 1..ma! granntL Half s
do/en ?c,entitle arieo, four l<...r?-r?. and a iae started en
fosee then. The graveyard wee aa ?tail? ?? ?n 1. plaeea
usually are. "Winsre ire he hchiaf" u.-k..: .1 , ? u.?a
ofti.. 'i.ny. Thai youngster backed of t.. a .. ? illnaaie
ami yelled oat, "Uader grouud : lhej*ra lateeaVtaar U*
theu ran fur ma life.?| Mi Iruee Journal
[Aiiui.tiin ein.-nu.;
A coiiirh.iiPirli rfiil may l?;ul to mt?uiii rs?
?nit-., i'? rar* H . .?i wiUgiraranefateece
AilKAND CENTENNIAL A\\ AUU
waainvt-ii to the ZKKn UKKftltlKS-tToU. -<-:i?l f?
Hook. A M IK? I hi rjA Wi ?
c
KiNSl MiTKi.N LAN BE C?BEli.
a rosrnvK, ruDlCAI? asn vnixji bied
CUBS FOB CONSl'MPl K ?N.
wurciifUTRifa btpophoophitiof limf avd
HODA will Biaasptl] au?l ra.lnally ? ure ConHump: ..u. aad
abioitiiei v preasal H* aV 1 stapaai al la a" ?ttn of prcihipi.utum
or fkiBsfrasd alajelr. lor L'HBOMIC tsBOSI'Bl 11?-. ot.v.
KKAI. DBBILITY, UMBB OP Vltiiill aial Al'I'Hllr;
DY8PEPMA er lifDIOESTftOlf, and all ?titeaai-? ariuag
from POVftfaTV ?'. THI UI.00D, WI M H 1 > 1 f-K*
ffTPOPHOSPUITE OP I1MK ANI> SODA is a kPF,
Ciric,betag anesealad aa ? vir.u.izi.Nii fOMIG aa*
BUAIN. KBBVSaad BfaOOD l??OD.
Price? m anu f? per buttle. l*r. pared onlv hv
WINCBffavTBR A ? ... Casa ??.
(-?ola by ?lrugj:?ta 3ti John ?t., New y. t.
er ivrnRTAxrcact/ox Wewmeejjtirrtwrt fe*!
TATIOHM arul ADl'lTMBATIOXt. tWeuU* Wr Beat OH
onfo WISCJiESTF.tTt prtpanttem, sataSHlSeif IS v-.i/-,.s??1
u'?i'.c puta* ami er.-i-'.i'iie u uni*?r?al(y acl-jv trUdftd- ^__
S'rKM'l'i'KK. Impotence, end Diaeaaes of the
. ratiles 1? aa* spesdllj cured OsTae
hour? BtoS, HKNll'. A ?i?Mtl,?l,i4.1i..llil,'i'HW"-.
RIAL ??1H0UNCEME5T!
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lii?t>;i.iMay. .'?Ii-ii?t-., anil MsVeli
IN IUVNI 1 1 ms WITH Till .:u
DRY OOOOH, < tl'l H, AND l*eHoU?TKBV. SB
MON HAY, In .V,?tof MAlU'll
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F.iZUCA MIILLINERY
Lais' ?. Cain. Boots aafl 9R
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