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LOCAL M1SCKLLANY.
F.DISOX'S ELECTRIC LionT.
IUB BErOBT OP IN ntl'l""* AT MKNI.O I'Al'k
V'NTKl'K.
For some time a ru:uor bus boon circulated that
Edison, tbe famous inventor, intended tn llluni
tmte the village of Meulo Park. N. J., with his clec
tnc lifbt on Christmas Eve. A director of tbe
Electric Light Company that is supplying Mr. Edi
aon with money to pnrsccuto bio undertaking said
to a Trtbtnf. reporter yestcrduy :
"Tbe report is untrue ; we bavo made no prepara?
tions t<> illuminate Meid<> Pnrk to-night. We never
Laro set a day for making a trial of Mr. Edison's
inventions for using tbe electric light?that idea
was tbe creation of some visionary reporter's
braiu. Tbe apparatus is not yet perfected,
nor has some of it been tried; uor lias
Mr. Edison, I think, yet obtained bis patents for
some of it. Many ex|?erimetits will be made before
the directors of tbe company will feel like inviting
tbe public to au exhibition. The company h:ta
already beeu subjected t? a great d. al <>t
ridicule in eor.si quince of t!i.' publication
in tbe newspaper* of exaggerated reports of the
results of Mr. F.ui-on's labors, and is not inclined to
invite any in ie bv adi?plav of tbe electrical ina
chines while tbev are yet imperfect ?i:d not tho?
roughly toted. Wo do not yet know positively tho
net of manufacturing ami tl.sti Uniting the cb?c
tneit v. Laboratory experiments cannot be entirely
tin?teil. 1 doubt if we will know tin* cost
tif the eb cfiic light supplied by our company i >m
parc.l with the livrbt supplied ?? the ens Data Ban lei
till tin in a n\ stem can be rented in s.mie large city.
Mr. Kdison has liad |M?lea erected in Menlo Park to
bold Ins electric lamps, ami lias also put lamps in sev?
eral houses in Iba x ilia go. The village of Menlo Park
is an imaginary one, howetrr, (insisting incrch
of Edison's Laboratory, bouse and two or Ihm- oilier
ImiIllings?so that tbe experiment, when it is made,
will not Is* a verv extensive otic. MOM of the dircc
toi > "t ilie Ebcti ic Light Company have beeu in?
vited to come tin re to-night to witness any apt rt
nieuts, niul 1 am positive none will he made."
?? A .is t in di rii't ion re, cnilx hivti of Mi. Edi
eon's machines and lamps a laillilul OOof
"Yes/' said the tlireetor, "it was faithful as far
as it went; but no mention was made of several
important inventions inseparably connected
with tbe oilier parts of the new sys
* tern of light. 1 suppose Mr. Edison did not rnre to
mention them, from a belief that others in the in?
ventive world would instantly rash ui ami say, 'Ob.
that's old; we invented that years ago.' lint the
gas eniupaiii"s evidently have ?nur fuiih in Edison,
fir gis stn.k fell ni ptico isi l.iuidou and
M ? ti . on the publication of the report that
Mr. Edison bad filially succeeded. The owners of
gas stock, I think, are mistaken in assuming t bat
their property will bo severely damnn, d bv Ilie in?
troduction i>f the electric light. The g::s
comp.mies ouu'ht to coutml tbe law business,
it seems to me, as thev have tlio old.
I lies have the r ght of way through the streets,
the names ni ru ton-is, in fact tin- eutiie business
of lighting tin-cities is in their bands. They c;.n
adopt t Ik- new method of lighting and still hold tbe
llUMUesS.''
PLECKO PNEFMONIA IN YONKERS.
rilK Pist-As,; T*T*M***? *******CAtMtsUWOtTKP
?CAKELKSSNK-s OK CATfI.k-DWSKIIS.
The disease of plfuro-pitcuiuunia is still spreml
Ingiiitbe vicinity of Yotikera, and on account of
sxtreme carelessness of certain owners of disc ??>'?
cattle it is feared that it is beyond the control of
the small ton e aj inspectors at present employed
bv the S'ate Government. The inspectors In luve
that unless tbe Legislative s].dily makes an appro?
priation enabling tbcm to enforce the sanitary' rcg.
nlations, ami kill all sick cattle with or without the
roi.< i t of tbe owners, a far-reaching epidemic is
ist e vita Me, Caeet of criniuitl Mejimnet mgm
in,'i i t i tin it i ntice alinieo daily, yet tbey have
no as frei to mike any arrests.
I h<>mm C o Ie, a contractor living in the north?
ern part of Yniikers, sold a iliseased cow to John
Iiiltott. wbo i" Octolnr Ja-1 Mild bis own
row to 11. B. Odcll, at whirs? faun it ue
rotopen1 plciiio-pneiiiiiniua and founuunii-aicd
Um dteeaet lo ? large aaatbet of other cattle.
Cnvle sa\s that bo did not know the cow was n '
when he'so'd ber, but the authorities thinkOtber
wm), tad tav tbey would place htm under arrest if
thev bad the authority to do so. When DtJtoa dis?
severed Iba cow's c< md it ion.taetaadof reporting
the case in tin- inspector, who would have killed
In r, lie turned ber into tbe stteet, where she
ran xxith other cows, and lias undoubtedly
Ifjread tin e 'iitagion. Ol Tin sd iv. Inspectors Wiax
aid Hopkins, of th- State Cattlo Commission,
found the that done I OOW in company xxith others,
ami articled D.ilton to lake her back to his stable
and tie her attar! freai otbera, Thia Dalton Anally
did. but not until three cows belongitiu to William
Pien>niit. a bin'tier, bad sboxvn symptoms of tbe
ilw - . I'i, [ lit ittd imt give the lii-peetors |>er
nti-.iiin i" kit' ;be cows, and they Luv?i rcpoited to
General Patrick inr inatrnetJoak*.
I wo :?!? n- n! Mr. ? lileir. cows yesti r,lay showed
the Urs syajptooi of aatsiro otaaawisan. aa olora
lioaol ilia o i.ro ratnre of the body to 100 and
lOlJ rahr.nii. it. That there may be no cause for
SUV sis U> nil of list liilsfy action nil t lie* pill of the
li.spvCtot, however, the eoxvs have bu ll (|Ulirail
Uasm] a.id xx 11 be .illovxed lo live a day or two
lot i i antiitheowuetbaajtataofj of the infection,
ayheo 1 b will allot*.- n ein to be killed.
OKKKRAI GtUHT flSITI His motiif.R.
mi:: i n' ikt Horns on jk?sky t iry nhiiiins?
Itrll i n to PIIII.AIiKI PHIA.
Ex-Prusiiiciit tiiai.t made a stmrt visit, vesterday,
to hts .t:;itl mother, who is living xvitb her son-in
Ir.w, Abel R. Corbin, of No. .Vi? Paxouia-ave., Jer
eev C.tv glils. .'s it was feared tbafunv exeite
BMOrl \v tibi be injurious to the venerable lady, the
Visit was niudo as quietly as possible. The ex
I'risidnit, m i oiiipaiitcd bv Qjlotjal Frederick
Ctiitit and wife, arrived at the slaVMf City
statmu of tb<' l'eini-x lx itna I ulroad m a Hj>ecial
carat 10:30 a. m. yesterday. Few persons weit? in
the fta.ititi. and the ainx.il of the partj was un?
known. A dach was in wail in.', and tbe ex-Prcsi
t! i,t mi; ti.. othH nieiniiei.s of his family were
driven to tbe house ol Mr. Cm Inn at once.
The resid. m e of Mr. Corhin is a txvo-story frame
s'rncture at the rear t>f the Hudson Count v t ourt
House. General Grunt's mother went there to re
ndc with her d.iugriter and son-iti-l.iw ab >ut two
years Hgo. when Cr y inoxed lioiii Llizals-th to
Jer-ey City. Her life MM bsMO a verv tjuiet
<uie, and com Bl i a lively fexv of the resid nts of Jer
sev City have known that she was living there.
Mr. CerWa greeted I is distinguished brother-in-law
an.I tbe rest of the party when they were driveu to
the door.
v,i prnOSM excepting members of tbe family were
pr. sent ts) receive General lilalit, and although a
number of peaasineur cit r ns cnllad later, ihey
were not admitteJ to his preaooeo. This xxas in ac*
rordance with bis request that be might be allowed
to have a quiet vent with hit moiber entirely un
distrirt?e?d by auvoteelse. G. tier.il (iianl said that
this was his sole oMfcet in goiii^t to.Iers -y City, and
fo regarded the visit a duiy as well as a pleasure,
t was "lh.? first real bit of peace" he bad had
tmce he left the City of Tokio at S.m Fran;-i.se.?. ht
paid, and. while b at ty welcomes wei. jne isanl,
be eujtyed the respiie.
After'remaining tvith Ins mother about three
hours, the hack drove back to tbe depot with t.eii
eral Grant and trest of the parly. 1 In x took a
special ear tor Pbi'adelnbia. where they will tqn-iid
I . :i :mae with George W. Childs.
THE FORTY-SKCOND 8TREET SC.'IKMF.
The Forty-second Stre<-t, Manhattativille and St.
Nicholas Avenue Kailroad Company succeeded in
Setting the Aldermen to pass a resolution extending
the time one year for building the road. Owing to
the late date at which the resolution was passed
there is not time to pass it over the Mayor's veto
before the expiration of the terms of othVe of many
of the AItb rmen who voted for it. 1 be franchise
Would have b. conic void after December '27, but a
pre*. Ol IB the orhpaaJ grant allows all time lo be
deducted whirl) is Consumed in legal pr'M-eetllliga.
An injunction was served on the company
a few tluvs ago, am! tins, it is said, was doue
at the instance of the company in order to prevent
the ifohtaa from expiring heforo time could In
bad to secure a legislative act extending the
charter. As the r mipuny has never made the slight?
est effort to build the prop.,*.?{ road, there xvas no
apparent reason for obtaining an injunction to atop
it Just us their charter was expiring.
A CALL TO DR IN0ERSOLL.
Tbe Rev. Dr. Edward P. Ingersoll, for tbe last ten
years minister of the Middle Reformed Church, at
Harriaou-st. and Tompkins-place, lirookl.vn. bat re?
ceived a call to the pulpit of the South Cougrcga
tioual Church of Worcester, Mass. His people iu
PfKiklyn ore very unwilling to lose their pastor,
und on Tuesday evening a inc. ting of tho ? file rs
and mem bei s was held ami a series of resolutions
was passed, setting forth I heir high appreciation of
loa work in the church, and tbeir earuest a'eairc lo
have him remain, with tbe hearty aasurunce of the
warmest sympathy aud support. Dr. Ingersoll has
Dot yet decided.
KTATEN ISLAND FUUsT KEPORT.
Tbe financial report of tbe Malen Island Railway
Ferry Company for the fiscal year shows tbe fol
lowiug: Paid capital stock, $clU,0U0; funded aud
floating debt, |s'MM),000 ; receipts from passengers,
f'l.ooii 05 ; reosipie from freight, tro.s?;!'. 1 ; re
cripts from other ?oBjee*. $186,581 48. Expended
for mad and ferry. 9179.171 07; for interest,
$2 1,247 33; for dividends, $42,009.
SHOT IN A BAR-ROOM BRAWL.
A BROT/UFR OP JOHN SCANNF.LL WOUND* HENRY
WI1.SON YERY ST.RIOUSLY?ESCAPE OP THE AB?
SAH ANT.
The liquor-saloon of Cook? A McCain*, on the woat
aide- of Tlrird-ave? near Forty-aecoud-st., was the
scene of a murderous affray early yesterday morn?
ing'. For several hours a crowd of men had been
dunking in the saloon. About - a. m. a little hoy,
employed in the saloon to entertain customers
hv singing, began the " Mulligan Guards.'
He was interrupted by Edward Scannell, a young
man living at No. 317 Kast Twenty-seventh-st.,
and told to stop singing. The hoy complied, but
began ringing instantly otieof the songs from "I\n
afore." Scaiiucll. who was drunk, thereupon Strock
the boy a severe blow on tho fare. One of the hy
stundt i . Henry Wilson, a barlier, of No. .111 Walcr
st..\vho was arouainted with the hoy, interposed his
bndv ls-t ween Scannell nod Iiis victim, and sa'd :
" Ed. von have -truck a Fourth Ward b >y. and I'll
defend littti." Wilaon then let Scmtiell on the
month with bin tint and. it is said, knocked several
of his teeth out. Scannell seized Wilson wbout the
>odv. mid for a moment the two tutu wrestled
fiercely.
Friends of the two men interfered, sep.-iratcd
them, and induced them to shn&..- hand.- as a proof
that the o'latrcl wna endetL Ten minutes passed,
and then Wilson, who was leaning against tue bar.
suddenly heard the tcpirt of a revolver, felt the
-ting ol a bnlli t, nnd saw Scannell near
him holding a smoking revolver. The
bullet from the revolver entered V il-on's faff
on the I' ft aide of his nose. Scannell tired
tired a second shot ho! ue Wilson rcrovond from his
surprise at the sudden attack. 1 his bullet pierced
Wilson's riirht c.ieek. S mined Bod from thosa
liMin and soulhwnrd alonir Third-avc. About thirty
feet awnt from tiieynloon he thing the revolver into
a bean ol snow, w hen-it was discovered late yes
t elfXtJ V aftlTllOOfl.
I'at'rolmiin ladt, of the Twenty-first Precinct, saw
the crowd povi-ug out of the saloon, and aUJKM run?
ning t<> its dnors was told of tin' nt templed murder.
Scannell wa- pointed UBl to him running down the
axetitie. TU oflieer pursued the fugitive,
hut lost siitht of hi tu at Thirl v-seveiiih-st
Wilson remained in the saloon. In m tear that
Scannell was waiting otilsi.lc to shoot him, Patrol?
man L"ti soon returned and advised Wilana to go
to the Thirl v-lifi Ii Street 1'olice Station. Ills wounds
were bleeding i?rnfn-ely. but he felt strong,
and he walked to tie- station tiii'l^'sted. BOOB
afterwards he Devalue weak, and finally swooned
from los-i ol bluod. He was taken loltcilovtic Hos?
pital, where the surgeons discovered that both of
the builds hud entered Ins lend, but they cntiid
mit lind them. They pronounced Wilson to be in a
\ M y i i Hica! condition.
Edward Scannell was searched for in vain by the
police reatetxiay. lie i- twenty-two jrean old and is
a voimirt r brother oi the Join Scannell who
killed Timothy Donahue in Johnson's pool mom- ai
I w i nt \-eii'l:tii-st. and BSOadWBT s-vei.il veins ago.
This murder was caused by tlie killing 01 Flor uce
Scannell, another brother in Donahue's I rjBOI saloon
dating .'in election quarrel. John Scanned believed
that Donahue was the murderer, and aller two at?
tempts Mice, ded hi killing him. He ttaoaPwd eoo*
T.ctiou for murder under u j>h :i of "insiniity," nntl
after a vein's inimi-ouincnt iu tlie Asylum lor In?
sane C ii v icts al Auburn wits released as cured. He
is now living in this city.
MI IINY ON AN ITALIAN HARK.
TWO ITALIAN -lamkn ATTACK AND KILL a BOAT
BWAIX AND COOK. AM) WiHM> TWO UIMBM
TUT (Wl'lAIN SIlO'iTs Mil Mt lilil 111 l;s.
Capt.nii Stefano FiTianilo, of the Italian bark
Francesco Panovaro, which arrived yesterday from
Italy, made a IttBatl to Funch, Ed.ve & Co., the con
.igriec-, of a mutiny which occurred in uiidocean
at midnight on December B, The Italian Consul
will begin an investigation on Friday. When a n
nortcr of Til Tribcne boarded the vessel lying.it
Atlaut e I'asin, the captain declined to give any
p.irticul us of the meetit g. further than tluit the
unitinet-rs had killed the cook ami boatswain, and.
had stabbed the mate nnd another seaman, ami that
he (the captain) had shot and killed th" two mur?
derers. The cn-w had also been warned not to give
any particular- of the trouble, fearing lluit it might
prejudice ihe case against the captain.
The two mutineers \n ri'lin-irorio I'eiiro Irene and
Aiifntiio Aretnliiiiilo, hm h BBUfwa of Manila. The
rest ot the er-w were Italians, and were unable to
-peak English, but through an int rpivitr the fol?
lowing facts were obtained :
Arendundoand Irene said just before they du d
that they believed there was a large amount of
treasure on board the bark, ami it was their inten?
tion to take p.ssession of the vessel, hut they were
entirely ignorant of navigation. A* the watches
wen* almut to be changed <>n the night of the mu?
tiny both murderers ai med themselves with knives.
Arrndundo lir-t killed Sebastian Aouasina, the
? -????K. while the latter was a-let |i in hi-bunk. Then
rushing to t In-deck Ircin attacked lir-t mate Pin*
ehatti, and plunged the knife into his side jn.-t be?
low the heart. I'lU' hatti run toward the captain s
cabin Followed by Irene, who was confronted by
Arita E luanlo. the cabin hoy, who was aroused by
the tumuli and jumped from his berth. Irene
?tabbed the hoy ill the chest and also cut
frightful gashes Hi other parts of hi- body, and then
ran after i'ltieUatti. Anndundo then attacked and
killed Antonio Maichi-ea, ihe boatswain.
In the inianiitiio tin- captain, who had been
?sleep in htl cabin, had been roii-ed, ami, nrmiug
himself with a revolvi r, ru-hed on deck. The two
tntitinters then started to word ihe captain, who
calmly took a in and ordered them to surrenderor
take the conactiiicores. As tlicy paid B0 attention
to the command, he deliberately lind, ami the two
murderers fell to the deck. They died in a few um
meuts, and were buried in the sea. I'nchaiti was
walking about tbodeck yestetdav. but is suffering
ii<>tn his wound. Ediiaruo is lecovi-riug tnim his
injuries. Ihe rest ?1 the crew believe timt tin
ciuiise of thocantain was the only one he could
take under the circumstances, and I hat by his cool
in--.- and bravery the liven of the otheis were saved.
Ihe captain did not remove his chillier, iluiina the
n iiiuiiih l of the voyiige, and was unahle |g get
much rest, as the entire duty of navigating the
vBBBBlj aller the mate was wounded, devolved upon
him. _
THE lU'KGLAK'S VICTIM.
mary REDKOUD, Tili: COOK, I.IKKLY TO iltt OVKIt.
llloroil S1IIL VkItY PKKB1.k.
Mary R? dford, the cu.ik fur OoBBtBl John Heii
drit kson, of No. 114 West Thirty-eiglitli-st., who
was so brutally beaten by the negro burglar,
Franks, at an early hour Tuesday morn?
ing, will probably recover. Dr. Ewing, the
physician in charge, said yesterday afternoon
that his patient was improving, aud that, though
.-be was BOt yet out of danger, he expected her to
ic CM r. 9ha Beaded qotet, aad he bad soot to the
pattOOm>aaiMBaatOBBal tha bringing of her as ad?
mit into Imt presence for identification for several
.lays vet might be attondad with serious danger to
her life. Franks was tlietcioie agatu nmanded by
Justice Murray, at the Yoikville Police t.'ourt, oil
the charge of lelonioiis as.-uult.
The Briaoror lived on Thirtietb-st., between
Sixth and Sev.-iith-iives.. where his wife and child
now are. His neighbors were surprised to boar of
his double crime, in tl.ey had UOIBt leajarded him
ao a in oi of desperate chaiacter. Some veins ago
he was u rout-hinan, and held some MOO?
positions, while latterly he had waited
iu tfie Emiiiie Gtnl-n on Sitth-ave.. ami
in other saloons. Iu the immediate past he has
had no regular euipho nient. ami bus done isld choreti
aa he could Bad the OUOOJlUBitjT. lie eaid ye-n-idav
that Ik- had hceu drinking a good deal on Monday,
and he also expreased a kind of admiration foi the
courage of Kate Unidy, the chambermaid, w ho, he
saitl, clung to him like a leech and was the chief im?
pediment tO his e-i f I .'.
ON TRIAL FOR FORtJEHY.
Charles Limitier, indicted for forgery, was placed
on trial iu the Court of (Quarter Sessions at Newark
yesterday. Thomas W. Dwyer, a clerk for Dennis
Osborne, grocer, testified that on Senk-niher l's,
1878, the prisouer gave him a forged check for
ipT04 Of) on the Ninth Ward National Rank, in pay?
ment for a lot of cigars amounting in value to
f4J8 73. Julius S. hlalKT. a Hoboken hotel keeper
teatitied that LladBet lived in his hotel dum
August, 1878, to the follow ing January; that Lind?
ner gave him a lot of Key West cigars iu payment
of a board bill. Witness identified a valrne
shown !n in as one Lindner had at the hotel. Deputy
Sheriff Davis testified that he found the valise in a
hotel in Washington. D. ('.; it contained bank note
yaper, blank drafts, check-books of various banks,
bottles of ink, etc. John Stunt-h, of the German
steamship line, -testified that the prisoner had
passed a draft on him whi h proved to he bad. In
the afternoon Thomas Courtney, an old companion
of Lindner, whs on the stand and testified to hav?
ing been with him iu a large number of his dishon?
est transactions. The Stale closed ami the Court
adjourucd until Frida v. when the defence will open.
A FEDESI KI AN IV COURT.
Welter Wheeler, of Urookville, Conn., was
one of those who started out Monday In Utlmore's
Uspden to win the American HelL He was backed by
bit trainer and feUow-towuaman, Alexis Laventura, a
grocer of Brookvliie. On Tuesday Wheeler left the
track despite the Opposition of bis trainer, who had not
only -ackoubiui but b?A formatted him with some ar?
ticles ol weartutt apparel tor use on the track, whim he
bad neglected to return before leaving tbo Garden tor
the Putnam House. Wheeler was iincstcd tbricwh.I.
In bod yesterday morning by Odt?*et Godfrey Ol Um
Eighteenth Preclnet, wbn, Im'Tcvir, ban M B irraBI
against bltn. Justice Murray of toe Yoikvlllo toNafl
Com i discharged Wl ccler, at the same lltna telling
latvontnra nut bo bu I better return at once to Hiook
yitlc and atteud tn future to old grocery business.
LAWYER AND C LIENT.
In November, 1878, John .A. Marshall, of
Dabin Ferry, waachurged with arson in tbe second de?
gree. In burning a bouse brloogtug to John Conlln, ad?
joining one owned by bltnseir, which, It was alleged, be
net tiro to In order to obtain tbe amount of Insurance
thereon. After his arrest be employed W. W. Ely, of
Tnrrytown, to conduct his defence, and he
appeared before tho magistrate lu tho preliminary
examination, after which Marshall was com?
mitted to tbe comity (all to awult tho action of the
Grand Jury. Sonic weeks subsequently, aa Marshall al
leges, Ely induced linn to sign u bond and mortgnoc for I
?700 on his property at Dobbe Ferry, which wos then
untnenmhered nnd which was worth nt leaat fA.OOO,
saying that ho would n qnlre that amount to defray the
expenses of bis rtr*ciicc. Marshall and his wife
i xcctued the bond and mortgage for ?700 to
Kiy on neee rcpreaoaiuilon*. In January last Kly as?
signed the mortgage >n Mars'iull's mnpcrty to Wllllfiin
A. Hull, of too tlrrn of Iiencdlct, II .11 A Co,, of this
city, who m good faith bought the BMMMaga from Kly
anil paid him the full amoiuit of #700 for Ir. Before
MorsbitU'* trial on the Indictment lor arson, lo in?
formed Elv thut his services were uoi further required,
and paid him in full for his legal services Bp to that
time. Marshall wns IBBswgOnafly tried mid acipn: ml.
Annctl n i.a- Ii <w he. n begun by Mr. II.ill to foreclose
the niortgauw upon the property "t Mr. Marshall. The
d< fcucc set up against such forcelo-lire la MM the mort?
gage Is void and frauilul. nt forwuiitof niiisnlera?oii.
The mutter enino up for a hearing ycte day
liefere Calvin Frost, referee a imitated bv the S.ipieine
Court. It w.ih cotiieii.b d b.? Mr. II.ill thai he buugnl the
mortgage In good tun ti mid I'ut lie was Iniiccent of Iis
frilll.llllelll inception. Mid I hill the ilefe.lCe Would tint
lie ul'oiust him. Mr. K-otf.i, or New-Rochelle. COatUel
foi Marshall. saataaiW I Mat E y's us-lgtinieiit lo Mr.
Mali g ive I mi no ibom ll'le to Hi- BMrlgasTB riiau Ely
1.11.m if bad, aud dMNL tue m-.rrg.ige aai batag a aegol a
ale laattautaat, aO Aefaaees walea were g od ngninst
the a Beta Bar they nun havn aca lisi tan assignee. The
reftiet stated that 1st WO aid Itvene pinul ol tho el.
evaistaueaaBel forth befefti dBiddlaa Ikeoiicatinn.
Mr. iini , on batag ex irri-tis-it. sweta to lea pareBess of
the bum testaaedthe payaientof themoney liter ior(
nnd stilted that he nave Elv the full 1111.011110' f/J\ o al
Ills house In Turrvt.iwn in January la?i. Oil h s . 1 - -
examination by Mr. Kongo he (Mr. 11.11) 1.1I111it 1c. I lh..t
he luuile no laaitlfj ol Mr. Marshall us to the vali .lly ol
lue on rtgage.
The delt'iiee then slated that thev Intended to prove
tbal t n- Msartgaav was rraastahratlf aiwataad byPJIy
frota msraball. when 'he la.ter was Bolphaa aad de>
pendent, and that nut ere do'liir u' consider .lam m.inry
h id bean pni.i oa 11; that tt?a* U?rat.-re raM aad
Mat Ma preasisraa at 1. ?? not ho said bc tei Isreca'.'s ?ee
pl'oeceiiiriKs. Testimony lor the iletuSv'e wlil he a'c.'
at Tail) towu 011 the . "."1 a Instant.
0kb win: too maw.
Charles Voik, I (Jcriiian, Ige 81| of P?3 V|d
rtdgi st, was held in s.scoieiil 111 Essex Market Cour, this
murnttig to awult '.rial at QoMBtl Sessions, en a charge
of bigamy. Wife No. 1 Magdalen Ficnnshnl and wile No
'2, Aunts I.u.ck, w er. bath in conn us cumpluii'iiiit*. Iu
o. toiler, iM7:i aaaat the name of Praaaaaal, in Newark,
N. J., the nrlb incr was married to No. 1, bur alter 1 v.ug
with her a while lie lefi iter. In August last, wile No. '2
was married r j him. tint they failed to live happily to
gi tl.ei. mid ~ln- claims that lie is now living v. tn 11 third
wetaaa. The pel sonar at a led ikal he taaasui ins tint
wife vaaoead abaa beatarried the ineoad time, us u.
bad look d tor bBC u?r live j 1 ars w ithuut success, lie
furnished bull.
OBITUARY.
ir win bij88ell.
The death of Irwin Rliatfill. ttit* young pod
and dialect writ, r, is aaaaaaOPtl from Ncw-Orlcaiit<
where be is sal.ltj have ui,. 1 la destitute circiunstuiicv
among strung, is.
He was horn lu th( loath ubo.it LAM, mid was rd
?aatod ut a Btaaaa c.itiioiic teaeel in hi. Lsata, iiu
father ?ras the late Dr. Kussell, bnitber of Addison P.
aTaaann. ofIsaftTtlk. Oate, the rratharaf "Literary
Noted." He was lull utid slender, with a MMMth face, an 1
though not bunds' me, possessed a winning expressl
Ills cuislltitlinii was delicate aad his taBMWhal bieg
uinrlilc prepared the way tor frcii'ueut attacks ol IMdt
ncss. Always fund ot writing, his first parti
in Scril.ntr'H ilontlily nopeinc! in Jai.n.uy, 1-7(1,
and -luce thai time he has been a tOeQIBBl
coutrihiitor. He wrote dialect and sentimental pieces
chietly. MaagB 111 the bist few 1110. tin. ot his life he com
pattd a uumbcrot a serious Batata. He possessed
too Tola of BMthaoat, aad waa a oarefal aad 000001
lions winker. Ills I ullull ui* ni Hie negro dtalcct ware
trin- to tiaa He had 1. good knowledge of early Kn Iis 1
and BaTud llleratllre, win veiy food of liiirns, wboUl bB
Is s.dd in manv Ptopei is 10 huvc r.-scinhled. Hn. etat ri
hutiousto Scrthiirr't Monthly Acre pahMahtd Md llbtt*
ttnted In the linr-a-P.rne department. An: n^' the liest
of them were. " Hjl.-'.Vac DohtB?N M Nehiii i.aiiiii /. ...1."
'? Precepts at P.irtln," " N'oimtii Pen;.:..," ??'rl-e Oi l
Hustler's Ellarlcnce," " Mains John," and ?' Chi isttoui
Night at the Q iarters."
In tin l ull ol is"r& I!ii.ss(-;i cattC to New-York from
Pott lilb-oli. Miss., w 11 re he !::.?! ; ct. (I nu nur*e li e p:e
faaat PatMBtf th ou1 iht yetlow later ipKtaile. t'i
Mt bltention of prose aitlng his literary wi rl;. He
a strung.ir 111 li e cite, und, weakened by his BstWaaTsTe
work, was unable tu du Ids b'St. He cnutlnued to toa>
tritiute to Smbiur'n. in..I d.u Finne work lor J'lick, gw
crally wrl'iug over hN own liimie, lull tOBBaktaady BVl
othel names, ** Job C.,se " he.ng a favorite one. Whll
here be wrote uuder greut drprersiou of miud. prudue
brdtatataitttatasasti tttataa paaai caii.-ii ??Hope,"
which appeared ill .V-Coir/-'? for June, and was pats
Ushed iu TlIK 1 Kiln vi.. Lumi Siiiniucr he went to \, \
Orleans, aud there dl.l occa'totial work on The Arie-Or
fetou limn.
Eusseb's pieces proved very popular, and w.->re widely
copied. Uis " Carisuias Right at the 1'iiarteis"
thought to he tlie best and nio?t characteristic tlmi?; he
ever wrote. If is u Christinas medley, containing scv
i ral mugs. "Old Piddling Josey " playing the fbblUr
tod BBlllBg BbTfar tiki dunces U one of tue best, aud is
given below:
Git pa* pardners, fu?t kwattllloiil
Pt?ajp vi' feet, an' r llOI 'em lush;
Tune la I MOb I dal aairr aiilflaal
OWtOM to gH hnnie hline-li:. e."
h'luUt vo' pardners!? ..eraj?e p. rlltely?
DoaM be haaiptB1 'gm de ri?'?
Bai nice all 1?;n: w Step out rightly ;
aiiuz daata >?' i ab bei ties'.
Fo'wa'd fo.iii!?whooii BB, niggers!
Back agtal don't ive so slow?
?wtBg roviiahsl ah)'da Oggera.
w .eii i huliers, den J'o' go.
Tup ladles cross ober.
Hold on, till I taker a dram?
(leu.men solo! -;,es, Ps tobte*?
Kamt -ay BOW dB tliinle urn?
Huiids inuitod ! -liul' itii vo' faces,
Dool i?- looala* at vo' bral I
Swiinr)o' pardaersl ta j*f niaceni
Hat's de way?d it's hsrd to beat,
?hlaa lo'w'd?whea vou's ready?
M-ike a Imiw hs low's von Inn .
?wing aernst w bt npp'site lady 1
Now We'll lei you SWaa Ik'K*n 1
La,in s eaaage? taal apdai uikih';
Iln yo' Inli.in' i. i ter w hile ?
aVghtaa'lsf I?daa*i warn bowalkta'?<
Make vo' ^t.-ps, iml show yn' sti |e !
Some of Itnsscll's later pl-ccs were set ions. Hrrihncr
A I'o. have uow on haml ?cv, ral which have been
ceptcd, but not yet published, as well us several in
dialect. Among Iii? lat> r BtBOOs were Studies in Bt] |e,
which wire liuitat|.)iis of Hunts und others. His'life
was u short and sal one, and its cud lonely ai d i...
thetle.
JOHN R. MiLPAN.
Hai.lston, N. Y, Dec. H L?Johu JJ. |fc
la>,sn, lor thirteen years Deputy County ('ink of Uns
county (Sarutogi), olid a prominent stadtl In tin lie
publican party, died thisuflernoou. H-w.ts liftv-inn..
years old. The funeral will pmh iblv take Haiti BB
Saiurduv. He will be buried by oBB biegt OB Coio
ii,.11.ii. i> of KuighU Templai, of Vhtek he was a mem?
ber.
r IRABHOMMA ARUlfBD.
FKOM LIVEKl'O JI-?UV httAMSIIIl' Ol-.llll IMf.
Aber?. Henry Hart, 1.. ft, Mrt'or !. A T IV
ahefK. O. II. Itsves, Chaa. kleycihelm, e
Aiiplvioti, iallies A. Hall, -aruuel J. Mi-rum j|
lillss. O. N. H nisten, T. lisru, ti.
lir.is n, A. Harrington, d. II. l?g: ~ t ;r.K
HilgraT. llilureth, A. 1>. Itcuwick j u
Hunerneid, V. U-iuttrv. J. U. Mi le. Wni. ' '
Putt, rtisl.t, I.. li iguius, J. 1. mill friend
liioton. P. II. II ti vie, J. II. Ila.h r t. J
Jfe4lell J.il, II loll. f. lUpi.ar.i A'
Bti.ls.KA. Jes ut. Mr. and Mrs st'il ft lend'
llalliu. U. 11 eo. L. Ites.l. alts. B \y u
Itrown, Mrs. J. O J.. ii nr. i.. Uevu.iiiU Th'oa.
Brow u. Miss E. W. Jeorll, P. 11 - ?'liai .latin J A
11?..ton. C. K. kl ul, li. E. Mwiuer Oeo T
L'auipliell. A. P. Kuishce.it. Alex. K. Haitsruur. E ' '
anufaiulty klnjt. tv. A. >.afiuiy.'.Mrs F n
( st?r. K. P. Knau O and cl/iiiirin '
Colemta, Miss J. KltcbeiL F. P. Smith, ("has.
Ducker. W. M. I.ruch. .Miss Auule schocurrld. Max
Rfstt, Jarnos B. Loeb, E. Hermour M ir
El more, Chaa. EaarK John V. B trauet. A
Ptllowcs, Wut. and uuil family ~ i.mss, ir
farnliy i.awson, Robert Herbola. K
till.ilai.il. Mrs. Men a, Mr. Hteln. A.
Ostes. Mr. Morris. John J. Merlin- J It
Onawold, Wayne McN.iughiou, Mr. SldeniK-i|?, a '
and Irteud MuCoru, Mr. White, P
Hemingway,Henry Van Marter, Wm. Worn II p n
and friend la Manna, P. Wild, P.'
Indian (irrzi'-N?n/p dim i hm:i>.
Boston, 1)?*c. 24.?A public meeting wus
heldat the Merchants' Exchange parlors Tuesday forthe
discasalon of Indian cltltenshlp. Addresses were made
by General Armatrung, principal of the Goveinuieiii
School at Hampton, Vu., and W. 11. Lincoln, of Huston.
A yon no; lady in Clncago, wlnn asked by
the ( fllelatlng luinlsvr, " W bl voa love, buuoraud oliev
this ua-tn as your husband aud be luhini a true wife I"
said plainly. " Yes. If he does whi? he promised m.,
fluauclaily.''-rOo:d Ulli ?ewa. V U **
IIOMK NEWS.
PK )MINKN I ARKirUA
Fifth Armif //Vr/-Senator Ronroo Cotikling. of
tUra i lloralo C. Hnrrhatd, Director o( the Culled States
MM. ?od J.-erph Jcfferaon.HoUl Bruni,tick?Ju<lf<i
Saini el Hand. ?I Alban* .?Hlfv //ev?'-Pa> uissicr
Arlhnr Ttnrt a. u. M. N.Hofman Honte- Ucucral Iaraei
Vogtics. U. 8. A. _
Handsome now fans aro of ostrich feathers to
match the costume iu color or iu pretty contrast.
LMM point* before nml behind will Im? amotiK the
favorite styles of Mirsagc for evening dresses this
Winter.
A novelty iu the faience lamps so fashionable at
present is in the shai?o of a huge pitcher with
handle.
Captain Eads. who arrived from Europe in the
Germanic, left New-York by tho evening tram for
St. lxmis yesterday,
Thomas Dnrnev, ape thirty, at work upon the
Elevated Railroad, fell from the track yesterduy,
and was seri> nsly injured.
The plan toobsetve Saturday nan holidnv at the
Produce Exchange wns de f on ted yesterday, tho vote
heilig *>4* in favor and .*>?is against it.
The favor which the Oriental materials and de?
signs have attained is demonstrated by the nuui
her of new designs that am constantly appearing.
A life-like wax figure of flanihetfa has been
placed in the show-window of a Broadway tailor.
A figure of the late Prince Imperial is soon to ac?
company it.
William S. Remington, age six! v. of No. ITS Adel
phi-si., Brooklyn, fell dead in Washington Market
at 4 p. m. yesterday. He was a provision dealer in
the market.
.lames L. Monolian, age thirty-nine, of No. 71
Cherry-st., was knocked down nnd his leg was
broken yosVrdav afternoon by a Madisoii-ave.
stage, at Wail and Soiith-sts.
The White Star steauisliin Germanic landed 208
immigrants at Ca- !>? Garden yestcr.lav. She was j
delayed in her departure f mm LiTarpaal two days j
on account.ol tog.
The Aldermen have not yet received their pay
fur November, the Mayor ri ftidiigto sign the war?
rant anleseOtorae DalPsaeJ iry wasdedaeted, and
i be (Inn troll er refusing to make out a new war: tut.
The Aldermen are very angry.
A naval wine deeantar is mach- with ? tiny music
box in the bottom, When the stoppet i" taken out
and the decanter tinned In petap0>t the wine tba
mask) box plays, ami when tl e decanter is set down
ami the utopoer leplaOBd the music stops.
William Hanns, t.f No. 217 West Twcuty-sixfh
st.. age tweitty-eigiit. w ho w as w eak with consump?
tion en (lie night of the burning of West, I trad lev
A Uarj'a Kannfaeton la Twcnty-nutih-st., died
'I nesday night from the effects nf'lnglit caused by
the lire.
The Tammn'iv Coininittee on Org.-ni/attOB met
la-f night and fartber considered tba charges of
treachery preferred against some of its members.
M ebael II. fJigeraon, of tiie Vlth Dtatriei, charged
ben*.tot Seebacher and Jastioe Campbell with up?
holding unfair and UloSBl eh ciioio.. Si.eeches were
made hy Cainnhell and others al tacking Sigcrson.
Charles A. Coo?of Gears Wamboasine Company,
at Corleat s HO k, applied to the Dock Coiumi ?
sioners ysetard iy for ntvajfaaaaa to repair the balk*
bead at the loot of Water-st.. East River, and to
I mid a pier 850 feet n> Iciitrth for large foreign
freight steamers TheCoaiuiaaionentboogbl that
a pier of that length w mild abet met navig.it ion.
The Si?m-i n i-ory Committee of ti.o Cotton Ex?
change cans' d toefailureOl William II. Wagner, a
member of tba Exchange, to he isisttd yesterday.
Mr. Wagner w as a OOmnWBSNN broker fiom Charles?
t' n. H. C . where he has been for tha In-t two ye.us,
although be tranaaeted Irnaineea here, and ins lia?
bilities are reported ?aald
The polios of tili* citv received circulars fr on
Philadelphiaresterdav.offering ? rewardpf ?100
for iafbrma wn eeaardlng George Goodfellnw, on
eicht, on oi James H. Goodfeltow, <>i No. 719 En
nie-st.. Philadelphia. The boy has Isen uussing
??luce November S. lie is of slender llgllIe. dai U
complexion, hair nndeie . At the time of his dis
appearaofl ? be was dressed m dark-colored clothing,
and wore a ja -kei with in It
At the Norwich Line afro ta or Citv if New-York
was roundiog the Hullerv yesterday morning aba
Was ran into by a schooner iu low of thctug.V. C.
Lawrence and a large purl al her j.uuer work on
the port side w as an n il aw ay. Much excitement
prevailed among tba pa?enger* op the steamer
until tin y were ? soared i>y Captain Shirley that
there was no further ilanger, !fnd they were s'ayn
landed on Mac pier, Tha schooner, lost all her head
rigging.
< barlesF. ElwelL treasurerof Hospital Saturday
Colhction of tba New-York Maritime Exchange,
Dcknowlndai i the following eontribntions for that
tnnd: W. K. I?. Joins, MO; Captain W. If.
Knightoo.flOi James E. Ward at Co., *io: ?
Wreak*, f 10: Olypbanl A o... *i.iioo. Members
of tbe Produce Exchangemade the fottowiaa soil?
s' riptiom yesterday : To the geueral land-?Ball A
Co., *.".0; LMy craft d Co., #25; Lang or. Robinaon,
IBSi Pearaon s. Halsteed, tJ351 Walker ?.V Hughes.
jSStJaaaes MeGee, .f20 : RnobloeM A- Licnten
sfeio.flOi EL i>. s orliMf.flO: <;. Rentbau Rae,
RIOt ThoeiaeC. Ctaobb, ilOj >. A H. CKOonnell,
BIO] Thomas E. K< If. Boi W. M. 0ndeittoak.f6i
J. E. Miii.r. fJS] Blee Irk Horner hoe, SO i L P.
Romaine, fJ0 : John I). He klotz, fjfl \ J. E. Jenkins,
for >i. LaaVstHoatntal, ^io.
BBOOKLTJf.
A eharitable baker left Uu ticket-, each good for
a leaf of bread, ?Ith ihe p.du e at HM the Piffh
Precinct Station, to he given lo the deserving |Hior.
Investigation into fie manner in which the Re*
j nblicaa primarios iu the Biatteenth Ward irereeoo*
llncted before file la'e t lection h |g been begun by
the Uraeral Coaamttl ?.
I he charge of aliautloniug hii w ife brought Jobu
Demnsey/.of Ko, 100 niatt i-sf.. p. D., before Jna
tioe Elliott yesterday. Hi alleged that recently ha
put all of his property in her hands, and -non after
abetaraad himand two of their ebUdrea into tha
slteet, and now sin s bin lor support. Mrs. fleniji
sey denies having put htm out.
James Eceiicv, of No. ?"H Vandcrbilt-av., who re
oeutlv was complained of twiea for ropraooatiaa
himself tob- a Park poHeemau,was chaigcti by
Hoary Elafaaajle, of No. M riiird-av.-.. on Tiaeaday
with extortiog a gold iratab,a chain aad B9 from
him under threats ol arrest for diaordetiy/ eondaet.
lie an]] lo- l.toilght befoie Just ici! Felly.
The Government has affeeted a new lease for
foar yeara of tbe bnilding in Washington-st., near
Paltoo-af., now oceapied by the CitrPoai OfBee.
After the 1st of January the second iloor wol lie
aasdfor themoaey?order and registered letterde
partiueiits ami Paatmmatar MrI<eor*a privateeffloa.
'there is umeut need of a second window for the
sal-of staaana. The Ratal arill ha $4,500 a year,
u radaeMoa al BBOO.
Judge M.sire yestesdsy rebaked sharplv certain
Brooklyn lawyam for obtaining fiom him by deceit
approval of a hand ou appeal befoie the case to he
appealed bad been decided by Justice Walsh, he
tore whom M Cams, JedgS Moore said thai he had
been made subject to a scandalous imposition and
?boald eonaiderthe advtaabilitv of prossnting tho
lawyers com si nod la n to the Qsneral tei m. John
Corney obtained thoappcoral ?i the bond.
MAU N ISLAND.
SiAl'i.riov.? J- liu lien net t, nirei fourteen, while
driving along ihe Manor Road at Stapletnii on
I'm-.lav. araa throwa from the aragoa by the
latter ooming ia onntael a Ith an obstraction in tbe
mad. lie n e. iv. d a bad fracture of the skull, and
liv.ii only a lb Oft tune.
JhRriKY CITY.
PaterHencke.of Qraad-st., Jersey city, was ar
iai m il before Judge D.tv.s vestetd iv on a charge
of fa nghiawife {bealgbt before, she is aati.
oaaly iaJoredt aad Hencke was committed to the
county jail.
1st the Hudson County Circuit Court, at Jersey
City, Mi- Uaria P. Kuhn yesterday obtained i \. r
Biel I* her favor im Btttw againat tha New -York.
Lake Erie and Western Kailroad Company lot q>
bines icceiveil by her wagou being struck by a
laoaaaattva a year ?go.
HCrjgOa BITJCI towns.
Mi.cm \ i i.miv?l tie Ottdaena' Aaaoetattoa of
Mount Varaoa held a meeting an Taoaday evening
to adopi inca-iiie- lo seeure ihe advantages ot
raged transit coininuinealion between New-York
and Mount Veinon. A committee was iipiNiiutcd to
tain; lit ? prel.minaiy steps to accomplisb that ob
fm i. _____
BAUE BALI Mi ll.s.
The sioikhoMei-s of the Troy City League
Cluh held a uieeilng at Troy recently, butatnl not conic
to any conclusion as to whether the chili will remain In
tbe L atui .or play tu Ihe National Association In LgBP.
It was lateraslaod thai If tho cldb remalna in ii,,
,y>HKue Bouie aahMN shall he deviled by which thu
patrons or games In Troy can witnesa champloiisbip
a-ames at a lower rate of adniiasiou thou 50 rents. The
plan of aellliia a coupon ticket, _tt_Bg tbe bolder to
three ailuilsslons for ? 1. api^ared to meet with general
favor. McUesry has nut yet narked to play with t.ao
Providence ( iui< in 1-so. hu I the llulTalos are tryln? to
secure him to (ill the vacanc* caused hy Kulnier's v ith
fcrawal. Tbe Albany Ciuh bai engaged MofTtassy, form
erlv tblrd-hast'inan of the Msiicaester Club, who j layrd
dunug the latter part of last seaaou with the
llochcstcr Clab as righl-flehltr. Tl.. l.-a^u,. Cleve,
land Club hMs engngeil "Af" Hall, who played la?t
season with the Troy club. WeVev, ol l?? seaium'*
( Incluiiall club. In.s t.ecn ciik1k- d lo Jilav a Uli ihe Bay
City club, ot Man I inuclaco. In I ?,?. f ?ri y nml Hetu?. ,,
will probably play in aouir cluh on the Pacific aioiic u. xt
season. Kdwaid Nolan wlio piicbrd or ibe Koiekcr
la>cker cluh, the, ciinmplons of California, reached In?
home In I'atetaoo. N. J., last Friday "ll .b" Malthew*
la In Bnaikiyu. nndusiill iincligiited for next icasoa
Joseph K llott. the wcll-knoaii catch.t. a ho caugot for
the llornell club, of Moni* Ilsvilie, N. Y.. iu ls7U. nut
who baa been a law student a.nce Hie ilUbandiiiK ot'that
club, died al bla Home iu Wellaville. N. Y., recently, of
typhoid fever. One of Ike dlrerpira ot tue new ( 'in In.
natl clnb ia aald kS Inj worth lU.ooo.lsai ami t<> own
Sl.tMX) worth of atock. Thomas Baa I. the we.I known
pttOSea oi the ilostou cia_ was uiariioi to a vouna lady
of Boston on December 20. He !? now on a brief wed
din*- trip to tili? city and Brook-Ire. Ho will realde In
Boston. ?
THE ooVmtlk
COTTON REIZED BT THK OOVKKNMENT.
A SUCCESSFUL CLAIM OF HALT A MILLION DOLLARS
LBADINO TO A SUIT.
In the. unit of Charles f. McCoy asrainot O.
De Rosset Lamar. the plaintiff lives lu Baltimore and the
defendant Is a banker of this cltr. The complaint
charges that T. E. Hambleton, as agent of the Richmond
Importing and Ef|K>rtlng Company, received from the
plaintiff at Augusta, Ga., a ?lusntlty of eotton,
a portion of which was shipped to Charles
A. L. Latunr at Savannah, who received It
aa the property of the compuny. Charlca Lamar is
dead nnd hin father, the defendant In this ueitou, be?
came hi* administrator, and as such canto. Into posses?
sion of the eotton. Subsequently this cotton, as troll us
much mo'.i'neld by Iaitnar, was sole-d bv IhoOovern
menl, ?hipp d to New-Yolk nnd sold. The defendant
brought suit In the Court of Claims and was awarded
$570.343 51. Included In this wns the proceeds of IM
Tflltl?allied at S23.R-U RS, und shnrtlv after n covering
ihe eisiltns Lamar ml vor I lied for I he rightful owners of
the hales to prove their claim. The title to tlieeottOO
hits Im-cii tniUHterred hy thu company to the plaintiff,
hut If Is ull-ced that tliedcieuduut has refused to come
T?? ii settlement with btm.
The answer, which was filed yrsfer.lsv, sets
form a general denial, and allcgra that
ueil her the company nor Mi dv fins any
property In rhe cottoii because loth were ene?
mies 10 the Untied States at tue time It was seised. The.
answer lin l her asset Is th.tr the company wus specially
organised during the war for violating the blocirade, und
in vul'toua wuys making war ou I lie- (lovcriiuieiit.
fOUNG HIGHWAT1IEB <>v PO rRTfT-AVF.v: t:
As lira. Lena, Cohen, of No. 901 Fourth-a ve.
wns walking up Finn th-ave. toward her residence yes?
terday, shortly nfternoon, she was struck on the head
with a snow-hull. As she turucd to see who had thrown
It her right hand, in which s'io ho d her pocaetbook,
run taming #1f>, was caught by Feank ilnrdner, age
nicht;.of No .i j I Baal fllxllef h-sr., and was so pitin
fuliy twisted that sea tleiott fainted. Tnn aoehirtaaah
diopp'd 'roin her gras|i and was picked up hy u com
p IBM 11 of Gardner, and both then ran toward Third
live, thr.iuga Fifty-eight b-st. The rotihcrv had been
seen hy ?evi-ral |iersons. who gave chase. The thieves
look refuge In a fnur-Atory tenement west of Thlrd-ave.
(iiirdner was eaptuied on thn roof hy a citizen and
h.nnled over to Detective Cornish of the Twenty eighth
rreclnct. who tc ok him to the station, nnd that went
for Mr.. Collen. When she saw the prisoner she nt euce
Identified linn ns 011? of Ihe two III lives unit then
f.dnfed. She was so prostrated with fright that
It was not thniigiir |.roper 11 compel her attendance In
theTorftvllle PaliceOaarl against thi accus?d. and he
was reniniiued until this MBIBlllg. when It IS expected
his companion will also he In custody.
BOBBED i\ A d,:n OF TUlEf m\
On conipiaint of Julius Smith, a soldier from
Pali ffatillllta. Detective Carr mid two officers of Hie
I'oiii t.i Precinct entered the lbpior shop. No. 1 James-t.,
Tuesday tiignf. kep hy Thomas Ra?ey, und iure.teil
lue prujTieior mid tue inmate*. When they were nr.
raigii. d liefere Justice OtterhoUtg yesterday, at the
Turn is Police Court. Smith stated t iut he called Into
Ballet 's thaf hot ween 7 and I o'clock Tuesday evening
for a drink, mid that when leaving he was assaulted and
kaoeked dow a, ami a pocKi-Hxi'ik containing $-75 was
f..: 1 I My taken 1 torn hlui. He wns unable to Ideuufy his
Basallaal lu court, mid the charge of loM.crv had to lej
nbaudoiied. However. Jitslice Olterhojig d ?elded to
ha.e ; ioiiipIuiiiI taken ugiiliist Hal ley lor keeping a
di-oiiiciv hoBBt. the resort of thievis nnd abandoned
ehataci is. ai d he was held for trial Indefuulf of tel.000
ball, Oos man and one wotuiiu. Inmates ol the house,
wcic llued r 1 o each for Intoxication.
THE BBOOKLTH ELEVATED BA1LWAT.
Alietiiin^ was given by Justice Gilbert yes
.1111'.e Hrooklyn Supieuie Cautt, in the matter of
a motion to vacate the order ior tin- discoutl'iuaucc by
the Attorney-General of the mils of tLe People mid
Jefferson Jackson against the Brooklyn E.evated Rail?
road Company, issued last week. Counsel fo%the mo
oon argued that the Attorney-General discontinued the
rant with the consent of the p.-ople nnd the defcudunt.
but I gal si tlie wiflhesof lie-plaintiff, Mr. Jackson, and
w 11I1 111 Hie right of so doing, as the Attorney-General's
duties are pun ly minisi et ial. He added that the build?
ing of the road weilld luvulvo a loss of ikl.OOO.OOO to
property-owner*, nnd thnt this suit should come to trial
to detf itn'i.e the right of Ihe company to cau?o such 11
I...... l! 's nrgiic.1. againsr tlie motion to vacate, that
the n one or Mr. Jacksini was added to Ihe suit without
the e-.ii -cut of the Attoruev-Gciiersl. and the latter re?
fused In aci as hi- attorney. Decision was reserved.
ACCUSED OF COUNTERFKf UNO.
QiorajmJ Qarino Bad bit wile, wlio keep n
grocery slnre at No. 33 ItaMcr-st., were arrested yester.
day, charged with passing eouuter.'eit nickel 3-eent
pieces, it is believed that Ghueat has - m ?. c*ied in bb>
ciilating a large ninnnnf of the bogus coins. They are
made of genuine nickel, and the work upon them Is ?0
good that few would detect the cheat. The male pris?
on, rwa- held In i?'2.000 ball for examination. The
woman was ullowed to go 011 her owu recognizance.
CIVIL VOVSB
A|>plic:ition was made to Judge Choate yes
terday to admit John Brady and Edward Bn.lv to bail.
The prisoners are charged with being proprietors of an
illicit distillery which was trtead near the Pah?.el. - ob
the lliidsnti lu't Summer. Judgo Choate reserved his
decision.
A deeiCG of absolute C?TOroe was granted
In Justice oilbert yesterday to Kail L. Lauer, of Nu.
7S Gorrv-st.. Br nklyn, P. D. from Sophia Lauer.
Chict-Justice Neilseti, In the Br.oklMi city Court,
gi anted ahsolnte divorce Ii i 1111 her batikt BO to Mrs.
111.,li II. Comwell. wife of Salome Cornwcll, of No. 1?J
Boatb F.lglith-at., E. D.
A. V. Smith, wlio was uf one time president
of Ihe Folien Sewing Machine Manufacturing fuuipuu v.
nil.I who was arresl. il last Mat on a c.i.irgi- of swindling
Allot P. Betehafli nut af 919,000 by 1 rlaclBg her tocou
rent to take stuck in the company lor that amount, ob?
taining the money itoin her for th'.1 purpose of paying
for the stock tad then going ewav with It, bai bena ud
iiiiiti d to bail in $1.000. His bioiln r. Friend W. Smith,
ol Btldgepoit, Conn., betaatt b;.? boi.dauiau.
CBIMIMAL NOTB8,
Daniel Sluolian. said to lie a brother of
Andy Sheehan, Hid boxer, unpeare.l 111 pssex Market
p..lice Court yesterday nfternoon and chirged h s Inw
?er wilh collecting a Inli for s<Jt!). mid faring to reuiru
more than MIX The law? e: denn s I In- charge, and s iys
that B still hud Im-cii liroilgiit for the same thing, and
dismissed hy Judge H.mobile. Tue case w as rcuiamled.
Joha T. BetsBtsttsOf Philadelphia, compi aim id
at the Tombs \ ? stei day that he had be.-n delraiul.-.l of
s-j". by J111111 T. Winden, a stable keeper at No. *Jo_' |. >i
Twelfth ?t., by it pretended aale of a valuable horse.
When tat latter was brought up before Ju-.tr ,- Otter
liourg tue nlHc-r said he helicvi d Whaieii to be the bead
und Itoal < f a .tug of uupiliicipled men. Whutcu was
held for exumliuitlou.
The rteJdtfJCt of Max (itirfon/ann, of
No. 317 West 1 tveui.v-eigiith-si., whs broke a Into pa tat
( veiling of the 7th uf November, and about fBOO worin
of jrwafafy stolen. A very peculiar wutcli was 1
part of the ?tnh u property. A lew davs ago the delec
nves stare ad iti.it this watch was tu the iiiies tasluB of
a/llliam U 1 I am-, a locksmith. ?1 No. i n, Rast 1'wenty
clghth-st. The latter told In 111 that he bad ni eive.i it in
pai r. pay/BMBl tor board from Ohatiei Wilson. Accord?
ingly. IhsI night tlie detectives arrested Wils.ui a ad
John Rochfort, liiitb of whom were i.lciillll. d l.v Mhs
ll iselur. Veeterd.j-. In rhe J. fterson M.nker Pollea
('.mi t, Justice Plummer held thcua for triul tu $1,000
hall each.
DEClSIONS-Drc. M.
aVatVPe f.'owr/?Vhimliert ? Hv Judge Doiiobiie.?
Hoffhian agt. Lux.-Iteferied hack to refeiet to lecousider.
l.uwience agt Failcy. -??.-,? no inorsD linn.
Hv Judge Vau \ erst. In the instter of Livingston. ?Re
ferret I? >lla* II. Itrovri el'. Mutual Life lnsursi.ee 1 onipnnv
BBt. Sniltti ? Hcllt'i'U gl Anteil. Mslelvlor Itelollii of Jnv?
1.1. rwlliianniilsaak haicheiiur.-lajaaetsaa coaUaaad. wit
Iis npf. Klfers. -itepatl continued and order siioieii. In rhe
u.allerof (Mahoney. ?Ile|sirt conrlrrno.1 .m l sale 01 .lei ed. Moan
agL Moau.-Jii.lgtneiit ol divorce graut.-d tu pljiiilltl. How
ant agt. Tra uor?aTztra sllowauco atveu. Iivckuiun agl.
lM.ylng.-Ordrr grsuied andThoniaa Irwin spro uted referee.
Laset net. Itergeti.-diner settleil and slrnod Ktnrk agr.
staik. Motion i..r eoiiiis. I fee tad alimonv allowod. orover
and HakerSewlug Mac lue I'mnnauy ast. Penny.-Juilxiui nt
Inr pi iiiillff. U11 kw.sKl nut. smith.?1'nler grsiired and Will
min Irwin appointed icferce. (lalle aar. Schachtel ; Mote.Jr..
ugt llmckiier. -Motions rraote.l. Katumerer sgt. Uurg.?
Pi lilion Siauted. Mullet agt. MiiIIki ; I n I tie mat ter of lie la
I'.ua.?orders granted, i lark agt. BlggtM 1 samtj sat. same 1
Clark agt. Humphrey ; Same agl- same.?order scil.ed. swilt
agi. Koye Polio and rile Manufacturing t'o.npany. Orders
ebt tied.
Itv Judge Ijiwreiue.-( niton act. Itssltne,. ? Motion for a
piciiuiliiary Injunction denied with sin costs toabMatat
.-vent, sec memorandum. In the matter of 1; ray Motion ite
nle.1 j SSS memorandum BststBt agl. ShattilCK. ?1 shall Uot
nod. rtake to consider Ihe rxiu'plloiM l<> the re|an t id the ref
eree ualli the rniarllan of the inlaut has beeu heard. In Ibe
asBttarmt Walter. Taearswiea tavaasta ihn asaassasoetlet
regulating and grading Kifth ave. fioui notti la 190th-at. Is
drille?; sec ineiiiorsndnm. lu the matter ol Mil 'loakev,?
Motion ('cute.!; see memuran.luru. I.; giuan agt. the < bapln
IIii.ne. Moth 11 to quash the return to the alternative writ
denied; see memorandum, ousts agt. Ihe Mayor, etc.?The
taxation of Ihe clers Is afhrtiifd.
jjaaelel **mr*?Bv Ju.ig? Van Vorst.?Wafett sgt. WsImt.
? Iiiutings uf fact and roni lusious or law settled and siirne<i.
llv Jitiijc laiwreiice.- Watts agt. Mhlpman. etc.. sml others.
?BeeaciauiMiiiiura. Oauo agt. Met mm. No. 1.?.see memo?
randum. Oano agt. M. i 'unn, No. see tueiuotasnbiiii Oa?
uo agl. MeOaaBi N? sv^aaaaaaaaaaahaBL I'stter^ou agt.
Met mm.- So* uieuiorsi duni.
f.. ilt?tMrt II - My Jiiors Iaiwrence -Hunr and others
sat. CamplKdl.- I "to i.et litt?' preol of ihr s.-r \ l..- uf the nolle j
of use trial upuu tin plaluttfl's attorney.
.Superior f ourf?Svreuil '/W in?Mv Judge Sneir.
Oabeva aat. the t'mtersal late Insnrsi.es company.-See
roeiooraudtua. Hart sat. Hurt, stlaa fl. Biewat uaraatataa
r leree. In the matter ut L. .?is el al ordci ilt-ini.-inc ex
smtnatlnn. etc (Jross act. IsAaea.?Order of discemiuiiauce.
K Urn t Batata Be*, tht ? uuliuental Life lusumuce t'om|s?iiv.
Mot.nil ..ee.ed ; s, e III. Ill .1 al .llllll. Maiiler. elC. Sgl. Hold
tie, -Uratt signed, /-.la art. MenadaLie - . >t t, t ,,t inscon
liuuanee, Wltmark ait. soiomoii -On.er of subalilullon.
W nnsius el si Sgl. Jones 11 .ink ... : \? illiains In h n ine
Ullliied. ll'diblUS Sgt. Ilultse l'Ssi .Hill Clcapllolll et.lcrr.l
on ille. Cavatissh agl. Truss; WaaatU sgi. Uviugstmi;
?Y?.r,.U' ??f eVribner; McLean art Berlin i XVI li?m* act.
William*: Connor an. A?t .?.ny.-OM"-* rranfad.
By Thief Juat ee Cnrfl* - llouneggcn ft al. tut Wrtt*taa
et ????irrti j settled ?ml signed. ^*
C<m$twu I'Ceat?Srri-iiil Term- Bv .InderVan Ho*.
sen.?fare of Ooettc - Nee m?moran union file, Lnrr agt.
Lucy.?Order settled and enter.-.!. In r>- *Miguujeul ot Met
mt; In re BnsseJL-AppucaifoB? grant -f.
MA ?/.VA El 77. ?Ll?LSaE.
MINIATUR? a,laKA?40
ro-n*r.
*******. 7 '.'31 Bit a aar. ... 4 3h ? dork- fao 0-, 20?
*??? . *M I Mona ?otith*. 0 .'./ M^.v. Ii,, Ii
a t, . i" ,n rv-nav-?. m. --?
?andy Hook.. 4:8.1, Oov. r?l.md.. 3:.V2, Heu 0*?? 7 41
a ? .. '"?"? **t?? r? OAf >, M.
Sandy Hook.. 8:24 i?st. l?l*o I . H 17 1 Hell Jas*. g of
SHIP SKtfi.
PORT OK yy.WAOlK.DHC 84.
ARItl VKO
atrctVrmantc Art Kennedy Liverpool Dec 13 aad Cineena
own 14 toltJCortl?.
Btr Kapanol iHpani. Kcheverrla, i le fneg..* 7 day?, t?
tenham, l<<>reacu, Picketing A Co
t tr 1 Ur of Vera UTBS, Van nice. Havana 4 d?y>, to V-'m t
Clrde A Co.
Mr Morgan City, Adams, NcwOrlean? Srtsr?. to Bog*rt 4)
Mni^an.
Ufr Albemarle. fliiltiher*. Lewe?. Del. to Old Dominion Sa Co,
str City of Atlanta. Woodhnll. Charieaton to Jarno? w
Uninrarrt .fr Co.
etr :<! nullit tun, Kelly, Richmond, to oi.l Dominion SaCo.
fctr Lombard iHr). sieiihensoo. Philadelphia to J C Meager
Sir Kii.iin.ra. Rrarir. Portland. t<> I t Arne.
Shin Bt Nicholas. starkpole, Han Kranrisco ll:t daya, with
mils* to Hntion A On.
sblp 4 in rica (Port), foraea. Oporto 32 rtaya, 10 ballast ta
O A main -k .v US.
Klilp Anahanc mf Mostoni, Jackson. Illolo Anc S. with mdaa
to Ira Muraler. re/ael to V?rnoo II llrown A Co.
Safk Onhdia u?t Liverpool) ETird, Calcutta >ej t 10, with
mdaeto'iv BOSSflAT, |P ve art to B"#r1n* A Archibald.
Marc Harah rhambera. Kutheriord, Hull '.'(Ida)*, in nallaat
to Flinch. I Idee at Co.
Mar? Kall ?Nu Vor . Kfrar. Illo Janeiro 80 days with codes
to Johnston. 1'errr A Obi vesa.1 to c Tooiaa A cn.
Bark Hannah I'.lanchaM of Wlnlaor. N St, Williams, Ant?
werp 31 ilay?, iu baliast to I P Whit my A > <>.
Bark skaregmm N'?r>, 0'?en, Annen. ?,7 days, with iroa
and harre!? fo order: reaeel to P.ineh. Kdye A Co.
Bark W ni Coo'iran (of Dorcbea'.er, N Bi. Dernier. Liverpool
* 1 1 'n.lae to order: reesel to Knurh, Kriv* A ?"o.
Itaik Ad-n ril Tegettioff tOer). tie be r. Hamilton 28 day*,
with mdse to Wat|en. Tori A Co.
Bark N?rge 1 Nori. Petersen. Belfast 40 dar?, * 1o1 Iron ora
te order- veaifi to neuliaro, lt?ve*co. Pickertna A Co.
Hark OilPeo H (Itali. srhlifrlnn, Ueno? To dav . to A Olnnlo.
Bark piullne Kien Khnreb -r/. Antwerp 3? da,toT Kilter.
Jiaik Ilia (Nor?, Tnomethr. Bio Janeiro SOiiav?, wlUi r..ffe?
to Ilm. Forwood A Co: resael 11 K>wkinann, Of r Irin A Co.
Hark P. >kc ? >o.Mcbol*.'n. i.'onccster o4 day*, witn aalt
foord-r: n-.*! ti Ho- Imann. ') rlelo * Co
Bark Picaio lOeri. tapn. Pernanibuco 3o day*, with BMH
to CM i-r>: \. -.0 1 o master
Mark iio-eiii't<i Ital . cspriio, Amaierdam 44 day*, la bal?
last to Austin itsluwin A Ca
Bars A ace Campbell, Katon. Mon'ev dm (11 aay*. with
MdSS to C 11 BSSSaSP A US] rea?? l to Itrett. smib A (.'o.
Bark Francesco Hanovaro 1 Itali, MchiatTlio, Sarona '0 day?.
In l.all.u.1 to Knurh, KdyS A Co.
Hark Oustav.i (Itali, fallet .. Oporto 4?) day?, wlUi md??
to mder: treaael to Mm ov.ch A-Co.
Itrl? Fanelme (l?r) Loran. Monterld"-? ?l dar*, with hides
to Wilder A Oreenonali. veaael to J P Whitney A Co.
Kria Johanna, Itaj. Klo Janeiro M day*, witli coffee ta
Oman Bros A- Co: veaael to elwan A Son.
m'hr Addle Weasela. olla, Han Andreas 'JO day*, with cocoa
nuts toil W.naele.
BsBf ISISB w* IT?I MeFaddea. M?r?calbo Kl day?. with
coffee to 1 i Amslnck A Co: vessel to 0 J Wenher* A Co.
\s I Mi- ?iinM:t-At sandy ll.sik. noslerate, wsw, cloudy,
thick off (BSCS. At City Miami, llaht, W; fortsy.
CLfCA KKB,
?tr? Cltrof f/>udon Wilson, l/mdon, W II Thomp?on A Co,
ripa.U lilt I. ilraC*4, I.iverpo..!, P W J llnrsl: 1 Ity of Montr-ai
(Itr), Cocdron. I lverp ol via uueenslnwn. John O Dale: UsSl
a-tli. ti tin, Tom, Naple*. OeoP Bailer: Frl?ia (?r). Merer^
llainbiirk'. l'lymouih ami Cheritonra. Kunliardt A ('?; Brlaio,
(Itr). Mvumns, Hilst..I. W D Morgan; Atjroay iBr). Peak
Havre, rim. li. Kdye A Co; Maas 'Dutch'. Ilonjer, Italter.lara
I uiiri:. i-.lye A Co; Pomona 'Mr). Mahlmnu. Montraw Bay,
n Wc?rl?: Alps (Hn, Ktan-e. lacmel. Win. Koraiasl A '"oj
Caroadelet. Burrow*, liairestoti C H Mailorv a l's| AlaTlera.
IIa ?1 h?ilie. > 1 e. urie m*. lioa-ert .v M o can. liate rl y,
Daasctt, Ba*annah. Oaa Yoaast Piorid*. inansv, Pbibviel.
pBta. Wui I' Cede A Co; luac Hell, liitibr W. st Point. Va,
did 110111 moo >s Co; Oulf -.in am. Inar .ai. Men head riiy,
.ve Wn I' Clyde A Co; Martha --teeoca. chauce. Baillmote,
J s. Kreian; BStSBS, llallett. Ilngton, II P Dlmoek.
siilpii mnu.nweaiih 1 liri. Cooner. London. Oeo P Btrlleri
Pomona Brh Isbiater. Ulasaow, ifenderson Bros.
Barl.? St Mary. Ilalloweif, Valparan-o Kabh'i A Ch*nneeyt
Vsneranda Politodtali. Marseiile*, lauro. btorey A scaipath
John Hut "crf. nl Bri, nnrwe.l, Antwerp. I n hvL Krt\e A c01
?nsan I. t.'amnbell illr). Brook?. Loud'11. J \V Parker A Co;
Antoinette (->wed) Pager, Amatentam. Kaneii, P.dve A Coi
Oloaiuni (llr . Kls-^n, An wrrp. Snow A nur?-??: HkterkliolS
(Nor). Albrcchta?'?, ifamburr, C Tobias.fr C<>| Flor-lla. Pea.
b??lv. Havana, a K Wanl ACo; Ella -Non. Ltrsnn, MaraelUea,
C lo'na. A 11. _
Hrtirai.ai'ie', Raiten. Port of Spain. DTmwhndfe. ThoS
Tunill. ISMS, Hort of S|>aln I. W A P ?.rin??ronn.
scl.i? l'om William?, Kdward*. Paru. '? Annlnrk A C?;
Mary Bradford. Oliver. MaTaguez, Wm ?ouvU-e A sun; Cai
rlc Sauii'icrs < tin. Nlrkerson, HSPMMS, I B staple*: Cisra
u l/oud, Co-.k. (ireviown, Mr, P H Smitli A I'o; Kmell' e <?
Sawyer, Kell. v. BrlAaStSWS B.ir, H Trewl.rliire'a Bon?, ll?t
ti.-Weaton. r.?jtlia'i, Mayas.iex, B J Wenbert A Co; Victor
I'uIp, Hlnkliaui. Har.1101, I K-laplea; II and O Blendetmao,
CarttSMT, Para. Burdett A Poud.
POItKIOS PORTS.
LovnriK. Dec 'JL-Vtr Cauada, from New-York for fhl*porS,
arr off Deal at 9 a in to day; arr ?rr? O.dden Horn an I M a,
both from .New.York; an-at BnsSsi sir Com wall, frnoi New?
York; aiTat Antwerp, str Morgtay, from New Orlean*: arrak
null, ?iroilieilo. houi >'cw.York; ?rr at Canllff, ?tr liheu
hiua. iro-n Ne.v.York: ?rr at Olbraltar the lrtth mat, ?vr
I.aniisliaw, from Baltimore-the latter encountered heavr
gales, dutiiiK which one of her crew wat lost ove: hoard and
loiirotbeis were minted.
LIVEKmol. Dec -1.-Arr str* Cells, from New.York: Mary
I^iulsa. t s.m Savannah: Prie.ce Kdward. tr-.tn 1'aarlottetownj
Yaiucmir I. from pjew-Orleans- Venczue an fi..m lialtimore.
M'.vii.t.:, lice t.4.?Arr sir Bolivia |Hr'. froui New-York for
Olaaaow.
Loxdo.v. Dec 24.-s?lled'.'Oth ln*t, Sul-kotcant Von Tha.
lent, for ."Vew York; Mary K Campbell; '-'1st lu*K Jo?i f Haa
Prisen, Meta iCant Ho jeal. VSd Inst, Diiisbera*, Aeeeniloii^
KaUta ', Kinlila (Capl slmouseu), hotli for .New.York; Ml*
soiiM, for Tvlaj-.'.
Arr'.'nth 1 ist, Ki '.mr, Carrie Dclap: 'J'Jd ln*i. Anna (Caps
Boi.ta.1. t. ttv. Ague* Campbell, Sigurd Jarl Bsntol IfBSSB
Milton it atit Cs'.o, W K lleanl. Prince Raps it. rlraaka, Am?
in net Organs, Ja? A Mark, (iraxiella. Ton..pie, Talsir iCapt
1. .. e.K<. 1 . ' .... 1 ? 011Ii.k-.. .I,. '..Ol. at 1 a.ioi.n'.a;
Ki.-i,io|?ilite III. ott Portland: Win Uli. 01. the latter ha?
been dauu:ge?l; ?Jtth Inat. Isabel Cragg?. Ianf>'Muriei. May,
Macedonia, Kasan N Moener.
itr Later Ship .Veic*. if an ?>, ?et /VIA /Xv-I
[Aaonneementaj
A Stitch in TdoBatm Kntl
I* true id eld SOSSB and uiout.'is. When Ihe .orni.-r ?how? th#
first defect take a " ?tilc.i," ami always ss?p ItSS n otith rlghl
by UMUit UsjNr. It cosla leas for a new coil than asetot
n'-etb. Kala? teeth are not aa pleasant aa natural oner.
Don't (Yiroii Ynt u Lcifai Aww.
Have tin-in and build upyonravaieui bv u-iue I'ltlLurs' PAf/>
ataki Katon LlVEit OIL, In combination with I'U".-oin Ni.laH
l|\L Alidrtiggiala. Dcuot, I Piattat.. New-Vork.
\\ iMTiKsrKu's HTrx>raoai>aitut
Will cute Coux11u1ptK.11. Cough*. Br ia if.n. '? ? n'lt.'. Aa
-1-??
nl>i:asks of HEM BndMEEVOUa DEBIL
IT\ a specialty. Dr. 11 outer. i.-to W. iot> -1. u-.ir biliar?
]>(?\i.mi:i:y. "si;c."
Kor ailc at the Icadiut: gnv. rs and w.n>- d< alcra
_CHAULKh OK a KP, sole Age nt
STRICTUBE, Iiiipotenoe niiii l)ist?is-?s of t!i3
Oeuerailve'ira*ati? ia?lioi?llv ?11 I as ? ? Ul ,? i ITSA II uri 4
o 1 Sad 6 to 7. HK.nkY ADA n I BUS, MLjQ t< .^xiuft^a-tr
rvi)\< in i;im:at vauiki y
X AT Til K CHILDBBXU PABAP1BK
b.'O llllOADWAV. 11. xt baa-k a'.o\. - : ?.U \ itT
LKW IB P. 1 il'It a l.s.
.11 AM'FACTl'KKK OK
Grand, Square and Upright
PIANOS.
THE WKBKK RIM STILL EXCFI.S ALL OTIIKHS ?
' Pl'lti: AND MYMPATIIKTIC TONE. COMBINKD
WITH ?IIEATF.ST PtlWllK "
PHICKS ltKA-oiNAUl.':.
AS ci NSISTPNT WITH THE MOST Sl'PKBIOB
v. iiltKMANSHlP.
\\ Alt IIUOOHS!
Fifth-avenue* cor. lOth-tat.
THE FAMOUS BRANDS
OP
CHAMPAGNE,
PIPE R-HEIDSIECK
OK
PIPER* Sec.
FOR BALK BY
WINE MERCHANTS AND OKOULBS EVERY W Hi.KB,
JOHN OSUOUN. BON A Of
Hole Agent* for the l ulled state* and Canada. 45 Beaver tU
n. Y , aud 14 SL Sacrem. ni ?!., Moutreal.
^jaaa. BraajBW *a aSBBa t?.\ FFT Y 1 TBA M * B V fR 41 Uff
OTIS elev?iors.
OTlN BuOTUKUsi ?V 00m U4M nroadway. N.T.
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AV Urs organ* poaltlvelv cured by ALLR.VR BKAlN
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