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iv i* ma the magnificent Museums ot Art
d Natural History already in existence ls the etti
iv open flier liva-mres to thc students ot the unl
during the four years' oouroe, are also appended.
Tho oommlttoe then reooromonded tho following
.esoltiUoua, whioh were uot aoted upon I
Resolvetl. Tbs! th.* scheme for a ?^?^^"?j^dT
and BSOSS-UMS study for women, herewith report*.,
toother with the schedules annexed, be appro-red by
tl,. I'....,ni
-.????? That public notice be given of the notion of
_heBaar_. and that lt bc i-ef.rrod to tbe Committee on
SeOoaieeaai Studies, to make arrangements for tho
ir*t outrnne- examination.
A.WsTAL RETORT OF PRE&lDhXT BARNARD.
President lUrnanl in hts annual report made no
?refeivnee to the education of women, a subject
\shich has occupied considerable space in his former
reports. Concerning the proposed plan of making
the collegs a complete uni-amity, he savs in pun:
Our collage bas taken on the functions and assumed
tbe chat arter of a proper university, ll falls far short,
tteverthe'asea, of what a tully ap -oluted university ought
tobe. Itfsils adequately lo provide in mauy branches
of kaowledgs th instruction for which there is aud has
lone Nen t pressing demand. America will yet have
ber uuiverVtie* offering advantages equal to those of
tt.e-.. ted similar institutions in other lands,
and ofibe?t ('nlti?iMa College must manifestly be one.
Tbe ta . eptio:i given !>i kmtpBttB to the statement re
illo ny the trustees lu regari to the
?Bnniiclal condition nf the ro!le~e, and of the msdSQUasy
uf ll- ?> Its educational needs, affonis most
eooniltSlTI < i ideiKS of t.'ils fa-'t. Wabum ii dial
-. - ol pabtie opialon have leal their cni
iiiid ii. most cases their i-tbuolaatto, supofS to
ibe j at there siioul.I lie built up iu this city,
at.-l t . .von presented nv Co'.u
a Kt niversitv. This proposition ls believed
jiIm- : ..or by mun o'our fd.ow
< ? -. to see un it- re i
Tliere ls nason ntsn for Ibe ballet Ibat arra.
BBSf
aud
?may open ..
-ersily. so that while maintaining, like our School or
Me-dtriae. their corporate Indeaendeooe, they xxiii for
edncanonsl porposes be IdeatlCed with tt.
Mention il made of the few changes in tbe tucvil
tiesandof tl)elaig.?a:te:nlince of StttdaatS : there
are l.filS in ali tho ?ctio.tls-'.'l>0 in the Depnrt*
tomis,,i'Arts; _7H :n the s.-hool of Mines; 400
in Hie Law Ha'partr-ent : 'AO in th* School of Polit?
ical Sm* ..??*, and WAS in the School of
Medicine. The age of the students at
graduation sud their average scholarship, the
reix.rt .-.ix-, ara encouraging. The college discipline
isrepiesa iitcd to lie sa:i*tactoiy and encouraging.
The alor ti rs syatam ls praised sad one-halt m the
nial eats amaaid ta be stodyusa French. " 'Hie
working of ihe system," adds Dr. Barnard, 'has
amply in-; lied tba anticipation "f those who ad?
vocated ita introduction." Additional instruction
lathe uki': r:i I antro afc* and botany isaske.l fur. Tbs
work in the several sch inls is said to bs satisfactor?
ily advniii'iiig sodthsantlooh never wai. more cheer
lal than now, lu ctosing his report tin. president
racouimeiids an lMi.npiaa.sni in the academic
nomenclature. He advises that there should be four
facilities?cf Arts. Appbsd Balances, .Jurisprudence
and Medici! e. Under saab general bead lu- would
have thc several schools arrange,1.
A l-KOFEaSOR AND A L1BKAK1AX BLB0--ED.
Besides the reports mentioned there were two
etevtions yesterday. Iteujamin T. Lee was elected
a pasissnot in the Law School to succeed ci-Julge
Pilton, who resigned his position last June. Melvil
Dewey, of Bo-'ott, was elected college llbfsiinn. ni
a salary of {8,000.
Thc ansi piofewair of real estate and equity
jurisprudence in the Law School ia of a New-Kng*
laud ti iii'.ly, although he was horn in this city In
1639. j Ic was graduated fiotu Williams College in
IV'ts and entered the Columbia Law School, being
a nrejnhrr of tho hrst clans that pursued a complete
conn** of -tilly thore. Being admitted to the bar
in 1801, lie ftudied in tho law linn af J. H. and s.
Kilter, real estate lawyers in Ka-.sau-.it.
lu a short time with Alvin A.
Alvon, hs organ-ed the law Brm of
Lee Sc Alvord, which eontinned until the death of
Mr. Alvord in 1*75. Mr. Lr*-is now s men,ber of
tbe firm of Turner, Lee & McClure, of Ko. 20 .faa*
?wi.-s'. A sona thc prominent suitg in winch Mi.
Lea bas participated were tho.*"* arising from the
Raft ami the Iowa Central Railway foreclosures.
Another was the suit sgatnst tba Goodyear Dental
Vnlcani* ? Con-pony, whieh was earned m the
Uuitetl State. Supreme Court. Mr. Lee wss one ol
for tho company, and succeeded in hav?
ing thc patent sustained, "ll:.? present timi is one
cb .befirms employed by the Mutual Life Insnraaos
Company.
Ur. Dowey was graduated trora Amherst College
io 1874. tor shoat live yean ho was in sbargaof
the library ia thal In 1 -*7t? haorgauised
the Am'-rican Liluai v Aaso-eiatioa ia Boston, sud
mum sftorward fonnded Tat Library Jearati. Ile
was later the secreiary <>f the American Metric Bo
ieau, wlr h be organised, and of which Dr. Bar
nani is ]?!(?-: i.-nt. The five libraries of theoollege
at* ta bc merged tata ono. and sn effort will be
made to mun a circulating library for the college
loeucy, to be open every day from 9 a. m. till
16a.m. Nexv books aro-to be added, the whole
collection is to l?e elaasifled, and, if possible, a de?
partment of Heliography ana Library -.cououiy
wil lie formed.
A TALK Willi ML nix.
Dr. Dix. after tue meeting, sai.l toa reporter of
Thk Tkibim:. ia ifienco to tbs report
of the coiuini'.iee : "The plan is to give lo OBcfc
young wonssn as desire a soil |
ululation, theadvaiuagc ol an examination hy the
rsaotnoiitisa. lhere is to in- tasotranosex*
an.ii.e.t!" i .mt.ut equal to that required by tl
IsgSfor t_M admission of its Fn-slimau cia-.- Boar,
Tin- girls are to bo cx-iumed yearby year in stud?
ies very f-iiuilar to tho?ie pursued by our students,
aud at tht* final e-ain'.iiatiu-i, af'er aloin years'
course they will bc given ssttiScates bearing the
college seal Stating what they have dona. I he I e
port also specifies the hooks that they an- to uss,
but they are nt parfSst liberty to study where thev
choose. Of course the Beard decided two months
ago tliat they should mit be adm.it'd to the college.
aud it is not practicable to have mir-.n:
teach them outside ot the college building."
GRADUATES IS TEEOLOOT.
The forty-seventh anniversary of tho Union
Theological Seminary wa? held m the M-.nilson riquhrs
rrc.ti.uei.au Church last night. There was a .ai..e.
congielation, ami la the. pulpit were the president, the
Kev. Dr. Kn-s?ll D. Hitchcock, the Bot. Dr. Aitlmr
Mitchell, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Dr. Cbarl-s Bailer, tbe
president of tho Board ot Trustees. The o;>. int.* ex
eroises weie coniluctod by tho Kev. Dr. Du ky, of
Philadelphia, aud (lon Dr. Mitchell -ave an address
wi,;, li was .devoted to tbs (onsideration of
fonigi. missionary work as i-he proper fit 1 i vf church
labor. Tho ouly church which cauld eave Anuru a, Un?
spent! t saul, was the church whioh should U-sriafcc to
eave tiie whole woi ld.
Dr. Hitchcock "poke some farewell words to tbeelass
of || rty-rine (frsduatrs. saying Si tba Blass ' ' You havfc
bad StfSSS-ISSSSOS lr rellKliiusteacliitiK in tiiis p?-t yeiir
Turee ii,en havo died whose lives sn- bsltSf than our
oomlut-utaries, William E. Dodge, Kdwiu D. Murta.
andPssorOsopsrmarosfttamg tposties and pattens si
the bi -lier war. f am su:e you wiil paaOCB the more
Wlselx and ? ll> direly for having known these tiree maa
and etea them earned lu such sublime ptoeeSStos to
theil tiuai retiing place.
AtUi ifj.it-i 0* ti.e Ber. Dr. E. H. Hatfield, ai.-, tlu
Sin*!! | ol " How Flrui a Kouudatiou " by thc graduates,
I ie ss I.-ti,in was pronouLced by Dr. Hitchcock.
vradustes were:
TtuKMV.re H Allea, Tsrns T. I'srwsH, John II. Ifagewas,
Ktiusi K beii, Joseph W. Fobes, B. K. Mut.,
A. K liieki-bburb. Hearv Oardner. rtar.as xil-.nsu-aat, *
Wa -?i l> Itu- ii.usr.tieiircr ll. U:inert, Vlnesal I'iss.,
JaiD-s i . t'?i_|.-.;l. IrjUilsS K_l.es, Klhert S IV; ter, Jr.,
Jndsonx'oiik.iD, D. W. Hutchinson, Hem va )Vih,
?? illisin F.'t/oler. Jaiuss K. Kins, Kd?srai A lvo!t,L*en,
VftlUX'ii M. l uttis, tari T. Un kard. Harry ll Mtuf-tee,
3o*?t,b ll. I'sils, Jolie 1). Lens. thsilesli -i.eali-k.ir.
Joh' L>(-j..ru. _i!wl_ I. Lord. Ka*-mu'. H :-t?M.I na.
_rihui c. nn. Blrtnirtn. n i.o-ti. Ezekiel D.Vst Dyes.
Frsnsliii K l>**1(ht. anluir Mi Dons. ';. liavlrtai XX- ls
JvU? s. i.iiswoiia, no tait McM-rdy. Htl.iau, s tmmtaa.
i?'
Hil BROOKLYN ART ASSOCIATION.
The Brooklyn Art Association hus elected tlif*.
te.lowlng 6ttloers lor tbs onsuing year: President
FrtMlericCroiawell; vitv-pr?sident. ftl'llara H. Husioo ;
Un-asursr. Gordon L. Ford, and sscrs'ur.r, Theodore 8.
Suiltli. T_e dlroetoi_t? ls entirely r*torfc_ol_ed, sud by
tbeactiou of the stockholders, led by Georgs L BtmBf,
the associatlna has beeii trmed from debt. Of the
origual capital of f lOO.OOC. $73.0oO was ismeii. The
Logisisture authorised a reductloa of the eap.r.! one
?fiaTf. tnou-h atitlltional suoscriptiuns were sceuiou to
ligL-idauB tne debt of the association. Tbs pioper-i- is
now i-yarle-i as worth $l_o,o nj. lt ls pro pow
incch more than In the fast lo stiujulatt un luinest tu
art, and tbe members w.U freely loan their .t-u voiii*
in aid of eb_r!tabie tosHnttssoL a aebool **ii: tic opened
and eoiapetent le.acfcers will Oe emp oy tl 'I hs associa?
tion wli. probably fosiet the existing Art build of Krook
J-n. _
NOT RECOMMENDED BY HR. HOMES J.
Thc R-v. Alfred II. Moment sajs that lie did
cot ..ive letters of reoommeBdatlon to George J. 8hsw,
the t auadian detaolter. Shaw oams to this cit* in 1 eb
rusry. lr*7H, bavinf left Canada undercover of the night.
Sith $l,000or more belonging lotta firm for ir hich hi- had
orbed in his possession. Mr. Moment deolan-* ihst he
ba* Level' ??ntkeu a wor I In ibaw**e favor to any oas.
A colored inati was hungiujr around ase of
tbe ot-tirs house*, trie otkea rvoniii", in ? sasoasr to show
that ne was deeply Interested lu what was giitifr oa
Inside, and a ??-ulleiuab tl:ja Iv said io Jlui: ?? Wny don't
"jroafoiht t'lidertbe (ivlt Rtrtit* btu you can take s
asst ni tbe psrquet circle." " Yes. sall. I koowa al! 'omit
that, sm.." xxu? Hie itpij. "Li.iU U-UJtaghtsW
take an r seat in the Louse but nuder tbe present st rain
Os my duane** I couldn't buy two shiiigles ii koli uptra
liOUSt-e weis sclilu' foi |0B l-UU AUlbok. toll', -(i?cU'olt
tttt Yt oma
THE DEMOCRATIC RUPTURE.
IT8 EFFECT ON LOCAL POLITICS.
TOT ALBAN'T DISAGBaFMKNT AUD TOT MAVOR'.I
NOMINATIONS?VIKWS ON MO 6IDI8.
Tho relations between the Tilden and
Tammany factious of the Democratic party continued to
be the Interesting subject of discussion tn political cir?
cles yesterday. There was an occasional allusion to the
exhibition which ex-Senstor Conkim- made
of hiinsolf on Saturday night, hut such
allusion* came from Tilden Democrats and
wore made to point out tho like desperate strait to
which John Kelly would come if lie peisisted In his at?
tempt to boss the Demooratlo party in tho State. One
Tammany mnn, however, remarked tbat Governor
Ciovelaud was attempting to sot himself up a* a bos*,
and he added: "If he tries tbat on, boforehis terra has
expired he will be a deader politician than Roscoe
Conkllng."
Lieutouant - Governor Hill, who wa* In the
city, si*ent a part of the day lu conference
with Tilden leaden, Including, lt was said, the Hain- of
nidicr Alley. When seeu by a Tkiui mv reivortu Mr.
Hill was on his way to tho railroad depot and was in the
tiest t.f humor, evidently not disturbed by the political
situation.
"Oh no." he remarked, "tbe Democratic party will
not suffer In the least by tho action of Tammany Hall.
Wc aimil keap right on as If nothin~had happened. Wo
cannot he tunic I aside by so small an affair as that.
What Tuiniuany may do docs not matter."
" Do you think the Tammany Senators acted under in?
struction* from Mr. Kelly 1" was asked.
" In refuslug to act on Mr. Murtha's nomination there
was evidently au understanding with this end of the
line. Hut In regard to tho harbor-masters and port
wardens I think the throe Sena'.ora wade their own bar?
gains with the agents of the men who held those offices,
and who thought that they could hold over."
" But Sachem Edwurd Kearney wa.? in Albany to give
advice."
" Yes, he was cognizant of what was going on. Few
psrsous outside of New-York ssaUas the deals which
tbe politicians here sre ready to enter into."
" De yon think the harbor-masters eau hold overt"
"No: the law under which they were appointed was
repealed. There is no doubt ol that. There ere
no harbormasters now. It ls Just as well, probably, and
will save thc State soms money. The Dook Department
has some reserved power in that regard, and by the ap?
pointment of two or thr- n <>-???_ men lt can perform the
duties of the harbor-in* Ms will affonl an oppor
tunlty to show of how Hf . '? y are."
" Will there bs an extra st . .a ot the Senate 1"
"No; au extra session will not be held. The Senators,
I believe, would have to be paid extra to attend another
?asstaa."
UIVAL COMMITT1T.S CALL OV TIIK MAYOS.
Police Justice Power, Dock Commissioner Voorhls,
Bernard Kenney, ex-Senator William Cauldwell, and
two other members of the County Democracy, were ap?
pointee a committee t > call on Mayor Edson yesterday
to look niter the claims ot their (-realization for patron
lam XX'Mlo woMag tn the Mayor's office tho chairman
ot the committee was asko.i whatifloot the quarrel al
A.bany would hive on local polities.
" It all depends,** said Justice Power, " on whether or
not Tammany sustains thi* action of her Henntore. If
she does, theu lt will be the beginning of the end of Tam?
many Hall, lt loaks to meas If thur were to be the
course ol events anyway."
" ls yonr organization willing that Tammany shall
have the vacant places tn the Tai. Health, Dork, Eire
ii'.d Chartttai departmentsT"
"We au* looking sat for ourselves snd not forTam
many Hall. Wa came herc to see *hc Maror tn regard to
that miatter."
This eouiml'tep had hardly passed throu-h the door
in'c lbs Mayor's pmsSa nfriee. when n co*nmtft*c from
Tam manx HaM arrived. At its bead WSS Pre
Rei.iv. f.f the Hoard 01 Aldermen. When SOS ti Its mt n.
iit-r- wm* asked If tho AH-uny itSafNSSSSOl wollnl make
any diffefOOSS with the food BBAi rstoadtog In the li.iard
of Aldermen, le- s.ild:
" al inn* a:idttinay not. We Hre eppeoei t'j the ??*
SfpSlS noir lit i'l-esident Cliaiiille: al tb'- ll cult li Board.
flat ptOSt belong* ta lasSBMOf Hall, and sn dm* the
pall SO a_S al Ihit I> > art ??? nt. If dunder ih temp.
I wi will nut vcie to c'Uiiinn him. Howloadar
ttaod tbal a County Ds-wsrsay sosasalttes i ..s beea
hereto pralsst ts tba Mayo: aaa-ssi tue aamtaatloB nf
liny r.iuiinuti.', tr.'tn for prnstdaol ur tim llciltl :
..ii,; To vote for Cu.md!- r, who it> a l'lpui-ii
_e i?. syl kli ip sldsg. if Cbandler
is oosslnated, tbs Tan__aay Aldersea xv, i rets afalosi
hiss, sad lt, a? I mderstaa i wfli bs tbs c tse, tbe Oooat
Deuioenicy tries To make a com'
to confirm Chandler, it will lead to ndiruptlou in
lbs Board Ol Aldenuen."
" Do yeo tstob sack s osublustlon woald succeed f"
??>'t>. Itu I n v it ??* tn eoiilli-ui ;. non.mee.
rbe County i Sa i Aldermen and the Ite
pablieaai seven: so ii would taki ell th Republican
me that Aidei man
Kim kal lesa) will u .: | suci. i-ou.liination.
..?.iud maka ll ineffectual lint ii ai,., euell combl
nation i* attempted wo atot'i propoae to allow
another Ooooty Deraoeraoy man te >?
him ii Xte ..re, cuing to BtOOd ii I-r our
rif sta here the sa: lessooi Senators did In Ain.ui*."
?But do jet :,kc:i Mi i io the Qo vernor in
rtuoi a oiMttei i "
?? >o i-f.. re saan. Hobos prota-Md to give
.is tba place* m the Inn and < arl li - ti p i ?
Mi A in-- ie; tells m. ti. ii qi ht
n I'nx i omunsslouer. Th is I think **.? will -rei u i
ve in the Dock fen irtiut-lit,
tho County Detnocrsey aro pushing for thal
place; and I believe we will aii-o get '.he
president of ths Health Board. We can't complain of
auob treatiaeat as that, eves ll tba Maym
Um ' tin', rion .ii tts outrsceoua treal neal ul rsnimsay.
a* 1 hear is the ssas."
OflPIIUKTS 1"K ul ticks.
Tbo Mayor'soBes wai thronged most of the day witb
ju* and aspirants for tbe vacant otBeee. A-,tit.
-toss tbs rsasssSasrtsi of Fire Oeonslssloosr Oar stan
nod ci::-r:t;e? OsiaailsMsasr Brsaaaa, aatbtag ?
to be agreed upon.
The Hoya* was asked by a reporter. Sf 1 iu Tcii-.i'M. if
he wau likely io fend in to ti.e Aldermen Wa Meals ?
lt lill the \'acant-ie*. Bs replied :
?? I think it \ery probaMs mat 1 will not laen 1 iu the
l_M nf i,i)iiiii-..tion*."
? VIII yoossad la aay iifnu:ii?!.ous f"
" I think nol," was his reply.
John Wueeler. the Ui-ist prominent candidate tor Tax
Cobb ihori Interriewi wit- tbs Mayor, but
. wet di termini d upon.
ins leading mem.eel* of tbs eity li .vc
stoned a petition to the Mayor race mi
tbe renomination el Professor Cham ot ,i> ? rea
lue Boam ot Health. They base the.r recount.i u..,i oa
on-he fact tnal Profeaaoi Cbsadl-i
rn sntal In proi iring thi pi k-?^- of thi
cd otuei aaal bi . - In connel
.ion wall bunut-g, ami bas rigorously ea
tweed tit.-ni n is aodantood
u favorably Inclined towan] i- ? r, 'lue
name ol Park Cosualssloaar Vials ?? ??
doned in connection with tbe posltl n fHn
tho Board ol Health Dr, John 'f Nagli
Vital 8 the Beard el Health i ilse wiu-k-ng
Sard im lbs sosttlaottos. Fur Dock Commissiuuerin
ace of Jeeob 7. Vanderpoel, tlie mist pn
ai p..dills an* John B. Hiaskm und (hOttSt Di
m i-.i-iii..v n i i.i..si ii > nuut,
Tue M O'or hat all along been of tht -opinion that te
ti rm of > _Ue of Police < o;.ii_l?.sioner Btspbeo h. ?
axpirad as j-aj I. lt ls uodststeod that it'lt was so do
oided his nominee wouiu be De Witt C. Ward, a Coaler lu
ii,a.I, sid a rtll-tarWS BMBSbSI ol tho Produce Ex
fibs spa Ha ls a Ka-publican. and a member of the.
BepublicsB Cont rsi Committee flem Ute XX Ut
IWS-rtcili He has Uk.n uo active psst .i.
poiu.ot. Ibo Mayor ssssaiiy osksdl tbs Osoasal ts t-?
CorporMtle:i, tisorge Y. Auoiev.s. to ?ixe an oil! a.
op,rion on ihe suojcci, Mr SSatTtiTrarttlardaj boos to
tai Mayor his opiu.oi lit- bslisrss UUd Mr. J
tt -ru ift.fl ,-r.?-iii xcar* Imo tue date of hi* eoaftratad?a
oo ton/ 20,1878, Tu-.* gr,cs him two rears les
?tin.' Mr hndrswa aqya issi ths nasstlea la oetelear.
lt has bean coaalderad hi vanuu* May toa
ant! by Oorp-totlos i '...usei Wbltosy. Tie q" t ..
ium whe'.hiarai Sfyalataa'slana of uaioedated (rota tua
tuOS ot tbs ? lui.... v_c.._c.i "i from the data at kia ap.
jMHuta>eat oau : th masDaalap, ?Qoai
mlssioasr of Jorors, aad In that of Park Conamueiaaar
l,*..e. ii e I,?:. ea -e the n.e.i Major prufesaed io allow
i.u ow jpuut 'if the 11.rice tv'aerva ibo lull ;eii_ finui toe
c_ e of his sppoti taiiuiit. li..- i|i.e.il-iu ha* utveroscB
. Jutlicljl .., -nd Mr. Anditws s;i>. it
win he unti. u tc e*.xc is canted up to tue Coori et Ap?
peals. He hon*, thai a-Steve! mtf nv ths effbi ot tho
Con?olida:ioD act ou the Moats of mUok ot psrssos
appelsies after its passapaktosoo sleorli a?v m> edi ci
ob the ienure ol iho^, -a ho nert sppdlotsd pi ior lo the
time lt became a law.
M M)MI*aATl'l.\H KXPKC1KD TO-DAY
It is n:idei Xi ii . ii,, ii i
will be sent *o liietu tn dur They wtii fcccordlngly BWBm.
act *uch boslosas sa i aaai i befara Ibaai and udje ?
til io morrow, when, u t" SXpSStOd, :h. BOS-IOatK
be rcoclved. Tht*ien days iij;i_g which ttomt :he M irei
can s.ad in ids assilasiliHis **1'1 expire Tboradsjr Hem.
after tbs Aidsnoes will steel en tt
ot Toeedaj
nf tba Hayer. He :* ehotna.
Of the 1 I Ol;.
days, and owier . rags ll . -a good o -i of lil*
mn aud sileiitioi! I l Ma
REWi I ir ni A EB AS Y.
III! A'M'illNM-i.'VIIUl t.N in; I! \ ?? ll t|--M ,- 1 I |
qUKSTHlN ? UH- WlAUhltL tlKlWUE.-I TAMMANY
AMi "I UK O'lXKI-NoU.
|rS')M THK Kk'.t LAH 'omti.-IliM.i s I n! lill, ii:
Albany, Mu.v 7.?AUIioukIi tho li.iiiioi
luasters bats SblslflSd the onluiou of lawyers to the
effect thst they aro atilt ofBcurs of the State, tt is tho
?Judgmeut of Attorney-Genera! ituseell tbat they uro
merely private citizens. Tbe words ?am I
abolished" In the law creating a new kin 1 nf harbor?
masters with salaries, he lielievee, SSlsgatsOtS i lIlSSS IMS
the harbor-masters who onlv receive fee*. Rs esme to
t!il? opinion since the following telegrams passed be
tn en himself and C.illcctor Robcrt-mii :
I.
To th* Governor of the fl 'd'- nf Wm* York :
I* Suv . ?.t.i,..i i/i'd In tltiiitai.il ll il Lit! IHH.tfr*.
fees! Wl'o I "' "'?
United States, requiring Colleotor to have evidences,
payment ol .State or munic
xx ll i. dor.
Ii.
Te Collector Robertson :
lu answer to vo.ir t digram tn tin- Oorarnor, I SSS In?
clined to think' ul harbor masters fees of vessels are
abolished by act of 1883. Will examine folly.
leslie w. Boast i.i. Attorney iii narai.
It I* probable that th- QOXTSTOSI will be in
Weducsday. Senator (Iradp and n--ueral Bptaala arrived
hem to-day, lt ls believed ss ssslssatiss st Tuininany
Hall to se* If the quarrel with the Governor cannot tie
settled. I) m. lits are urging an extra session of the
?vims In order to " harmoulze " 'I mum auy and the
Qos es uss.
MANY DOGS Ol' MANY Kl SHS.
PKliPARATIl)**.** "OR THK OPKXIMi Off TH" I.F.NCII
61IUW lO-HAV.
I'liiil ,i Int:-linn l,i-t night tlie niiirliliorlirKHl
ot Madison Hquaro Garden seemed tolas alive with dogs
of all breed-, sims anl B08S, wliieh wore either deposited
at the n trtli entrance ot the garden from cart* and
c.pre.-s-wa.nus or were tugged, N'raiutug at tueir
chains, through the e:ree*s by their owners. In?
side the ganlen bustie and confusion were para?
mount. Charles Lincoln, tbe stipci intendant, found his
gool um ii re lined :o the utmost nuder thc constant fire
of questions, entreaties and "reproaches which he had
suffered floin tin 'oiightiui tin- day. Around the entire
gaideu and Immediately below the tiers of seats mus a
broad bench, divided Iuto comparttn-nts, In whWi were
already placed some of thc larger dogi. Running the
length of tho'hall are six double row* of kennels
for the smaller dog* and at cither end ls a
space where tba Judging will take place. The first ex?
hibit* to arrive yesterday were the large dog.i ami lamt
?ug dogs from a distance, and among thoso were nlne
tet n St. Hernani div-* scut by J. H. Hames, of Cran?
more Karin; Kodney Benson's Ilonivard and J. lt.
Pierce's pure bred imported greyhound bitch Fan.
Some Nea founulands xvey to be seen last night
leisurely taking their ease and stretching themselves as
though they had become used to their new quarters. A
low, ominous growling, varied by a short, eharp. vicious
yelp, betrayed the near presence of the null tings. The
kennel of Thunderer, Mr. Livingston's cham?
pion bull, was trapty. The nelgtibornood
of the kennels devoted to the small non
snorting dogs nnd pets was enlivened by the presence of
one or two ladles, ?* ho were giving HM lalsbino teaobSS
to Hu- aitihtio dei-iu'iiti.iuof tueir cherished SOOT tempo?
rary abiding pi.icc*. In most instance,* a bright carpet
or rug has boen spread on the floor aud gay curtains ure
feet00nod around ihe front of tne kennel, while tlie pet'*
Bette M lsssi Ibsd um lbs bank la goidmi character*. So
muru ut ii ilium ii univ paid tn nu* lue-iinig of s-iortiug
dogs that these form ii largi.- portion of the entire
exulbit. Thu Irish SOUCI* set med more recon?
ciled to their surrounding., than any of ne
oilier* aud ioei.ly ga/e.l eat of their mild eyts, l.lcho
ami some of hil piogi-n.- hiing BSpOCtsHy uolie-able.
J. R. Pierce na. sent a 'due exhinu nf greyhniiuds. He
In mi inlere-tti d id this breed of dogs, winoh have hil herta
enjoyed little popularity lu this country, fiat he has
toasa ?"?t t v BMsaas ts exalts the pobtis latereet la regard
to them. Ile iiccordiiigiy sent a cable dispatch lor a
beautiful engraving of Wild Miut, whioh won thc W.Mer?
ino Cup last mouth lu Lapland. This arriveu ou the Alaska
yesterday sud wd. be exuiiuLeu slung with portraits of
I_u:ous winner*. In Ior.uer ye.xrtt. Mr. Plane h*s also
prepared a collect iou of pen and iuk sketches showing
ihe various stages of a coursing match,-'Th" Slip," "Hie
Hun,.Ihe Wicnch," and "The Kill." lt ls prnpu-ed
'.i Lcd h im- ung tins eyening ai Whisk in If BS organ?
ised u Oicyhuuud Club, lin pi.igiug wlil begin at 10
o'clock this morning lu So. I nug, winni Major
j. m. Taylor, et stcatacky, xi ni judge the point
ere and Luglish setter-. James Watson will fol?
low in .v. _ ring by fodgtog tba Baaettfs
Sta Bernards, Ncwlouiiulunde, WTgiiuinis, greyhounds
and . ? .'aiici this mi.I throughout tbs day
pal adi i st i i prise dogs ?ill take pl iee
-Pirra tba lesideiitstif the city who have sent exhibits
uie August Ile.mont, Jr., J, li. Bradford, Kodney BOO*
aoa, L .uni W. Katherford, Sidney Dillon tit piejs Alfred
rt, hi ugle ton Van Scheldt, Band W. Lu ii.gsion,
Colonel Btu an Taylor, -. ii U Korest, x. But
l i linnell., J. t.i-ax QriOWSld, Y. n H. I.'iric
A C xx i,m i !:i _- I. J. Duniiliig, J, 3. irani. Louis il.
\u..m. Otto 1*k ., Poul Dana, Beor] lian
Henry Sarjteat, J. Coioiaaa lui-mu. i kV Mires, |r.,
uutl jnMi o, Heckahei. Ti a lady eznlolton are namer*
nu-, iunitlig thoso flo.n tin titi Ot-iug Mis* Jennie kV
, Miss8. -chene?, Miaa E. L Mallar, Miss Zulie
BlspBan, Mrs. H. Holloway. Mrs. H. c. Pedder, .Miss
. His Work and Mr*. K. Hetty.
A rRE-Hl.iTul.lu CANNIBAL INDIAN.
Et thf mooting of tim Kaw*York Aeade-Bj
. -: night at So. li xv. -t
John *i. Xe'.vienj presided
Uiitl e..nit.ie ! BOOM specimens of foOSU babe*.
Dr X I. Britton ilesciib'-d tbs tlndii. g of thu*- skele?
ton!- io sn i si ii .limn fer ii sitar st Par Rockaway, last
fall, Bl ? ii.Lob r of un ? af ihe skele
lon a lumea, rhese booos, bs sskL had belonged to nu
i.i.! n tu The-i. letona if on Its side, with
toe koeee drawo ap eves wlihths Bress*, and with the
I u1 ms pi..-ped in ur. Btl unde like thal nf pr., vcr. Od one
side of it lay achUd, ou the>othei sn sd uti The ekele
. :ti ap|iareiit!> bole* ttfthont soy
. method of bi fragments or oys*
shells in the earth filling Itu kolas, sad in
poe of tbem s small ptsoe ol rads pottery waa found.
from tbe thors of
Jamaica] ij sail a half mile from tba Par Rockaway
railroad stauou. A tomahawk sod un srrow-bcad bod
ai tb re, and tbere waa n well
? ps od thc beeeb near ai bood.
Tne skeleton was sis fool aaa eleven lasbss long, and
the skull ami bone* wera e
. hs believed,
ked belonged to thi pre-nietorie race ol eonnlhol lao*
lani a isla many hundred
iniii bred mainly on oystsra,
clam* and mussel*, ind so bod formed lbs gi eat shell
hi-ati* found aloug the coast Aa Hie bones ol this bM
geutlrmai nerojpoBt ol thea craoln I, tue professor
tbongb ' "i-i ttt ii aim.ng thi sod aol
uuiong . in - sten.
Ol EL l!;s or THE AMERICAS' BA Fl NOS
EASE.
The American Barings Hunk vr;is organised
? rd y bv the t leen.rn sf A B Kapbora, late Banar*
ftbs Book Department, presidsnt;William
L, Strong, Irst xnee-pi-sldeat; i .ming*,
Irwin, asstotary. Tba
ssi tat bank I Fifth-are., sad will op<*n for
baalnei trustees are i Elliott P.
. i. A. i> Juiillard, John R. Brady, Walter H.
? , Beary li Ba ne* ..n.i a.
n, Isaac N Biligmaii, J h M >rgaa,
John D Crimmiua, - Belknap. John Itoaeh,
IA. Striker.
. Raymond, David Dowa, in Walcott,
-. w. Drexsl ? L wbttSa
IPLIMENTED RY His Asst), \ATER
Ex-Jndgc Abram Oarwtson, ol Janey city,
. iniLci last erss-Off. nt tbs Bots! linns** uk,
hy .iis friends ll tin Bl ll.t BOS I'inli of his Its
? t in in the Beucn. Bx-Atterosy-Ganeral Rabaat
GHlchrlet, o* Jerssp < ry. poi B mi. Among Hssss prsesM
Inlier an-l Albert ll airai -r*e<a.'iies w.re mfule by
,. tri r-stin. Hirksoii, IIo~maii,\Vit,l1(-ld
BiinekerhotT and AMx-u, ot s kint' to give a v.-rj jovial
ides of Jersey Justice.
PLEASURES OP CniZEM SOLDIERS.
Company H of ti.e Tt li He_iini--nt pave a
dinner inst evening at DoMsaolea'e^ad crjn,,..) speeehas,
songs and a good time gem ni.lv Among those present
bs tba members were Malor-Oeneral -tmirr. Hrlga
I slea Beoorol PitsseraM nnd Colonel Bouaooi '':ark.
TEE FIRS RECORD,
Plasm broke out at ?t a. m. yesti-niay on
I ths BSSOad floor of thc* building at Jtroadway sud Tlnr
j toenil SS to the Star Thea?
tre Ba domoae was tfooe Se tbe tbeotto. Hr. iim.int, o
?pied o p rt of tho ssosod
i loot sbSOt T-l.o.'i). A dosssfS of (100 wa* caused
! la til* olrlce of H<"nveliu?T. I ti.-tarers of
orosssaoted lroti w?-rk, bo lh*-s*ime Hoer BsotOS A
dealer ta electric keir brnakes, ls?t ri nam .
j stock Alban Hiiimii's stock of musir*, on the Mi ml floor.
I wa'dsmsc I '"> ey ?moke and water. Hie
i liulidiDg, which !? owiieti by tlie a.toi est*!,-, wa. dum
' aaed about f-.OOO. < " ai !? laottce cf the
V. llred on than fourth .eui w.ili hl? .vif# a
I small cBlidreii. They were as e.p wi.cd s policeman
i nlwo-eren Mm fire, but they all wen. rtoeuad without
; injury.
(nic.x.'ii, May 7.?Ivuly this RHMBiag two
ehi!diei., age* tftosinl lur-c. belonging to a poor colored
woman, sill ii ni Ml i.'iiiii i. few moments to go oui and
puri lia** bread, were bama! to deatn In s fo.tr-story
? ut-ho..se. A blind man, one of the occupants of
ths tenement, had his life saved IMoOfb tbs sari
ot tin- ?i .?-., .-ii 1 h.- other Inmate* asoatHHl. 'J lie uumui*..
to lue !,-Illili,,g IS sligUI. **?
li Al.*. *-.- i ? .. Hay 7.?'lin- Ht liuoncr M. II.
Hand, ol PbtladalpSi >. i adei. ts in ootuin, for Vera Crux,
tunk hr.- in t'-vci .ti Lat nor > v-rerday aud wa* s'.iuk to
ll-1- lbs (laue-. lue. i.ulu-ge u esl.u,..
IT, L>ii-, M;i> 7.?Asfltt o.t.m.a at Exit
Hiiic. tu.ci.,1 store*
Md dwsUtacs weie de-Uoyt.iL Loss, ;5ii.0iM-, i_*uiaucc.
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
MPLOTEB ROBBED SYSTEMATICALLY.
ty Allen, a dtuiti-islV glueiware dealer at No.
19 i Wiltlsist. Im- !" ?? i missing ralnabls Instra*
ment* and costly articles of nias-* for a
long time. Tin* only person Bpoa ""bom
don at lint fell was Henry Campbell,
xvho bad exclusive eluuge of tbe oi lim in which lite
v.-iluiltli- _.ls 1. and throit_h WbOSS
. , 1.1 ... marni before they lofl the prssa
i-ia. Un .Saturday a iiruggist in Clirystic-it.. Wbo
Visited Mr. Allen, expressed __*t<>iiiHhuioiU St tho
af tbs artielos. Ho had porebasod
- ni lin- ki. elasa bo find, Edi a
much -maller sum. A light then broke upon
Mr. Alb n Hs visited the dnurgiit and. recognizing
bis good% found mir that a stranger had been in tbs
habit of Belling tbem delivered by express. Mi.
All. n then laid til" tacti before Captain Camay, ol
the New Street Police Station. Detoetiroa Bagsn
.inti Mun nv Usl evanlea arrsetad Cntnpbell and
nnnflier employs named Robert Yonns*. A^ the
Ht.itum Mr. Allen staled flint he bad unearthed the
whole scheme. Campbell, he ssid, WW
livered the goods t bimmil Young to
aa ? --pressman, who waa in the cmi-pii o v,
while o third and ns yet unknown man soled ai
salesman. Univ lon- the system of tliievintr. bi*)
baan la mi?tie Mr. Allen cannot say, nor I an lu*
?icciiratelv tit? un* hts lois. Both Campbell and
foons iiidi'.'iin.itlv ileiiied complicity in the matter.
Camplioil sorrowfolly 1k!_~c.1 tbs otlieers not to
break tue nous too mddeoT| to ins youno wife, wbo
la vniin to become ? motber. Det-nivM Hagan and
Mon ay are ssorcbing tor tbs szstossasao, the sales?
man and pure!,u.vrs of the stolon ptoperty.
-?
MISS HOPI GLKN.VS MUFF.
In an Intonion* with Miss Hope Glenn pub*
lUbed in iii': I liiniNK of April 23 atten?
tion waa culled to a draft i.ir J,."DO xvhich
Mini (ilenn bini '.mt nml xviii.-li bad lu en
catbed at Delnsooieo's by li. I*. Measwondsr, The
?.I iieiin nt of Mr. lt.niuo, of the American Exebaaao,
was slsa given, and tbo inference was tba) Mr.
Nii.-xv.-iiilcr bad got the draft and drawn tin* money
Illegally. Mr. Moiswender sal to work io obtain
saan proof ss would clear blmsslf. With Mime iiini
cultv he obtained tin- stgaataiS toa letter excnl
patiog bim. He has noosa loft tin* city and there
waa im difficulty in anding him, but it xva-i not un?
til .-at unlay i hat. ho oas arrested and taken before
a United States: Commissioner. Oa pn>ducing the
following the letter and explaining tbe facts ho was
rsSBOSSd upon his own recognirance:
Nkw-Yurk. April JO. l-*s3
II. F NKISWfcNUKR :
DSABata: I take plca.-"ir_ in saying for your benefit
that I gars you a draft to gal cashed for me made j> mi
hl- to and Indorsed ny Harps Oleos fur three hundred
diilliirs ('he same referred io In Msw-Yoaa 'inuit sk of
April __, lrfSH), and that you kindly did te snd returned
nie tile money, aud you are entirely Innocent of any
wrong dning In regard to the matter whatever.
L. E. AiiAM".
L. E. Adams is well known arnon- tbe curbstone;
brokers iu Wall-st. li-xviii at ono tiino connected
with Tit Ammriaaa Rmtmmaat, a Wall-st. newspaper
now dead. The letter sdorossod to the New -Vi rk
office of the Aniei iiiiu Exchange in Kurope by Mies
fileiiU, aud containing the draft, was delivered to
Adanit. liv a mail carrier's blunder, It wa* only
apoo Adams's urgent aolieitattou and repeated
Bosnia IMS that STOrTttaiOg wat per feet iv oonoo! that
Nels wonder procured the money for tlie draft. He
handed it over to Adams al ones. Adams wa.i
Brreated yesterday ano taken lieforo CoMB-BlSBBOnSt
Osborn. Thc case waa adjourned until to-day.
8ELLING PKOl'KKTY TO PAY TAXES.
The lanili ami tenements on xvhich the taxes for
1 *?77. Iw7*i and 1H71) have nut been paid are now
being sold nnder oertain mstrictioos, Ilie property
is sold at public auction for tbe lowest tenn of
years at which any person will toko lt in cmisidora
tion of advancing the amount of the ttxttt and
Croton water reuti remaining unpaid for 1S7A, 1877
and ll7H. and the interoit tn tho time ol'the sale,
together with the costs and charges. Certificates
of tiale are given to the purchaser, und at Hu* ead of
two years a lease will be given for the term
tor which tho ptoperty was sold un?
less if should bs redeemed wit! in that
time. In lbs iatter ease the purchaser will bars
Ins ninney it-turned wu h interest at the rate ot 1 I
poi ooo! per sanaa from tbs Hms of tbs -ale. Tbs
title of tin- pm chaser will not bocams absolate
aa til afb i eix month*!' iiotit'o to redeem shall bave
l.n given Thais sn several thousand paoesoof
property to be sold. In Buoy i ssss tue owners bars
called on A. 8. Cady, dork al arrears, and paid tbs
a iniii::ti iiii", .nd thepropertr has been wu lidia xvii.
'I li- amounts due yat v from li si than S56 to ni arty
$2,000. Tlie lots SOld le-tertlav coin; ria.-il ,h
tue first .-ieven wanta About ?150,000 was ro
L To-day tbs sals will comprise lots iu tbe
? ntli tn (eighteenth warda ; on Wednesday
the fwsntieth and rwenty-ftrsl ; onTbnrsday, ths
Twelftb] on Friday, tbe Nmet.-enth snd Twenty*
, iitnl on Sat inlay, tbs Twenty-thud and
???fourth xv iidi.
DB, BAMSON REPLYING r?> ms CRITICS
Tm- Kev. .J 8, Guhleman, of Philadelphia, read a
paper before the Bsptisl preachers yesterday na
Philosophyin Gertnany in ita Relations to
ogy imii Religion." Cha tims usually oceppied in
tbe ili.tt Basion ol nsw b >olu waa devoted to listen?
ing to an answsi by tbs Sst. Dr. G. W. Samson to
criticisms ol bis cooneotioo with tho Liberal < lob.
Among <?tiier things Dr. Samson said: "Tbe
c 11.m. tli;i! 1 enjoyed ko Washington tor thirty
years witb moo has Horaae Gresley has lsd to a
simile* 'ti ? un id-1 rn of tbs Liberal ( lob
In 'Im city, Tbs leaders ia the present
Liberal Clab an* materialistic agnostic-, who do
not appreciate timi ihoogfa tha intinin* eaanot be
eomprrbended it is apprehended .-i-- tmlj is tho
facts and principles which guide secular lits. Tbe
i nie liberal rnigio ista, among winni
tbere is every phase ol thooretical viowo Tho
third class ssa Christian theists, whoas soot
tendency, aa seen in Dr. Fi ot hi natham, i.i toward
Evangelical Christianity. Here investigation most
end."
ATTEMPTS TO Bl RM RANIER'S H0U8B,
Attempts to bora ths liule (rams bonus .So. in
We-t 1 vron*;, -sixtli-.-t., xx cir Lui is Mutini x\ ,n
murdered by Michael MeGtoia, were made shoot *_'
e'eiui k ysstarday mm uni'.'. Persons wbo were
Btaadiagon tbs opnooits -anio oi tba street sow a
wiiinan, poorly diaaasa, kneel ut the boessaenl door
hod ti.en walk axxns rapidly. In S lew minutes
lamas wore notfoed at tbs doon They xv.-re ex
tingoisbed easily wnb n laic hal al waber, anil it
ii rd ti.it berosens oil bad been |
on tho jowei baosaoeot step. An bom latei ii:(.~r
xx as ana.u on iii e. bm a timely application ol ? ateT
rented any damage to tba bon-. A drunken
ii.an loni tatt,|tpf(l at US d m. and be inli*lil inv
caused thc second firs bj accident, while trying ta
lights pips. A-ion thai Irieodi ol MoGloin bad
tnrea ened to destroy ihe house was discredited by
the polios,
THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE DUINER
Tbo one hoodred and lifteenth anniversary ban?
quet ol no-1 bamber ol Commoroe xviii ti i?
to-night st Delmonico** I nen-.-.viii be seven I
in* the sddress ol welcome br President
-.'. sich '.rill be reapon le I to bi 11 -
President Qrant, Governor Ctevela id, Mayoi Edson,
J. .*.. I'. Stiaiiabnii, tho Kor. Dr. John P. Kowloon,
tc Kv. Hoary Ward Beeches, Hones Porter, ana
hv Depew. Among others wbo will lie
pu-:tai'- ( oiniiioiioie J,.hu H. Upsbur, United
Mates Navy ; Jo:i:i Jay Knox, < arl Schur/. Sn ?-.,
M. Archil Bli, United Mates District-Attorney Root,
Jndges I'm ily. Davis. Brown, Lawrence aud Faa
cher. Collector Robertson, Poatmsster Psarson,
Naval < Min ei Charles K. .braham, D.O. Mills, David
Dows. W. H. Ooloo. Stewart L. Woodford, Alger?
non B. Bulli van, Assistant Treasurer Tho,n.i c.
Acton, Ciniipnaailias Waldo lluichmi, and 0. Ii.
i'otter.
REGISTER'S OFFICE MOTES.
There wa.-, recorded in thu Register'sOfflos TSotor*
dav an instrument tiylwhich lt sppeareil wat mi
1 Inn.ny 13, I**-!"*, Mary A. Punnet! sssignod ta
Albert N. Christie, Lb trust, real estate wbiob she
sssd in ti.e I eeaty-ioerth Ward, mnsntlng of
linne than ti\ "ac; es. They Babseqnonuy luau iel und
DOO rrsitlein Havre, France, and by ilie docuiueiit
tiled the husband conveys back to Ins wife bsfl
property, which at present is estimated as hoing
worth f77,S00.
Mr. and Mis Joesph A. Ball have-assiirnod to St.
.nh, tor 16,600, tho looaaal a oiece of
propertysatttotedoa thenorib side of Brjtasotb
mi. i.ei ween Second and Third aves , the anuual rent
of which it toSS. i
I boildinga with a plot et laud 41 feet _ inches
by 130 lost t,n the nm tin ant corner of Uroatlwajr
and iareal Junes-st. have beeu iraiisf-rred by
Cbarlsa H. Rossel! tojoooph Baldon- i'he consider?
ation waa the sum ot $ 170,000.
CORKSTTI REFUSES REUOIOUi COMFORT.
The Rev. Fattest MflAsraaaao, af yt. Cacilia's
Churni, the Ktv. FitliT .hili'is. of the Hullivan
Mi t Chnrch, sud tbs Kev. Father Gallagbar.of
l?t John's (burch. Whits Piatas, aoaaaspaaied by
Mi. he Moira, ol E'Eeo d'Italia, visited An~eh> I i.r
ii.-m yesterday iu his oed iu the County Jutl at
White l'lidns. Cornetti peisisteutl v SSfassd to al?
low the clsrjrymsa ta talk to lum apoar tbs sobyeet
of death, saying: "i no talk to a priest. Pnesta
ii,.< -no** bow to pray. Go away. Kxcuso me. Mo
a Dcuioci.it.' When Mmlien to in Italian, the pris
m.>*t np.led : " i no talk Italian, I saaak Kimliah,"
When -diSres-eil lu Kniilish ho said: "I no talk
Kn.lish, I speak Italian. Ihe visitor, think that
t oini-ti li inaane, and si their reqossi Sbartfl Hor*
Um pl omi.ed to x>rl -.onie phyilciaii lo eiaiiiino him.
Tin; fim:i:al or Louise, hamiEULBT.
Thc funeral services of Louie Carr* Hamersley
took p.rc ysstordsjr uioruiuu iii Crace C horeb
Tbs pull-b. urcrs were Lloyd Stopheos Brioa, Hamil?
ton lisii, |r? Adrian Iselm, <r? W. Hlnnelauilor
Siewart. l'nciianan Winilii in, r, Jj. Do Peyote*
- SWart? li .ami Daria U'olfe llmhop. Among
bhoMptaaaal xxen* tbs utien,ii;i_ ami consuitiua
ahyswu-as of Mr. liametsii*y, Lrs. VV. K. (Jiu
lotte. Hsigh,J. I. Meit aire and Austin Flint, also
li.u . Aucbincloos and Stspbea C. Williams old
luiuily fiieuua. Ibe service was couductod by the
KoT. Dr. Totter, assisted by tbe Kev. Mr. Harrison,
of Troy. There were fow flowers. A large cross of
pure white ascension lilies waa placed on the conni.
Alter the hymn " Nearer, Mr God, to T.i-o'MtHd
boon sung, the nour relatives aecorap-inie*. the ho<iy
to Trinity (,'litirch, where lt was placed in tho lamity
V.illlt,
-?a
TIIK MAMINE HOSPITAL TO BE REMOVED.
"i Im building* on Bsdloe's Wand which havo been
occupied for turee yean past by tbs Um tod states
Marine Hospital Harries are lo bo vacated in a lew
days, and tho ll'J sick mon will bo transferred to
the hospital st the Sailor^ Retreat, at Tompblna*
Tilla, 8. I. Tho latter nroperrv was porobssad re
ct nUv by tbs Marine Society, snd Dr. Sawtell'*, Ol
the Hospital Service, having soooesded In leasing
the property for the (loveriitiienr, was SClgaged jae*
terday in drawiinr up the necessary papers. Ihe
Marina Hospital Service will be removed limn Bed*
land on scooont of the work ot putting up
tbe pedestal for the Berthold! Statue, the doctors
hclifvi.ur that the excavations will bu detrimental
to thu health of tbs patients. Another lesson is be?
cause ot tho iii-utlici.ncy ol' accommodation- tor
both officers aud sick mon.
ARRIVAL OF W. II. NKVVKTT.
Amoila tho passengers on the Sardinian, of _ tbe
Inman Linn. xvlncU arrived yesterday, was W. II.
Mewett, general set rotary of tiio Msaoaester Young
Men's christian Association. The object of his
vii' is to lilacs young linn on farms instead ot la
diii-i-saud to form committees of ladicand men to
secure work for friendless -iris. Mr. Nowett xvas
lbs guest yesterday of Ins Young Maara CJuristian
Association nt Twenty-tbird-st, and Fooxti-aTe.
He will attend tbe International Convention ol tbs
Yoong Men's Christian AssooiaMoa nt Milwaukee,
and will then travel thTOOgb the country.
BOIOSIS social MEETUfQ.
Tin* Max' social iimmHiis ol Borosts was Inlil at
Delmonioo's j esterday, Toe obsirmaa ai toe Corn
on An ic ul a paper introducing Hie question
for discussion :'*? Doss not tbs prersuiag toots for
ancient styles in tineen Anne houses and old carv?
ing in furniture, ami tbs dmr that ae art coll
ks oonstdered oomplete without a work ol' the old
masters, iadioab rather a dsear thea asfogrsa ia
art in the last century T" Rapers were read by
Helen M. Coke, Mrs. Mary A. Newton. Mra K.
Suntu, Mrs. K. V. Bell ano Miss Ellen Miles.
INJURED IN A RAILWAY TUNNEL.
James HeSsraoa and Michael Ryan, laborers sm
ployed in tho New-York, Ootarieaad Wsotorn Rail
road tum.el, tra lying at the point of death in 8'.
Mary's Hospital, Hoboken, in cm.sequence of inju?
ries sustain) d In an secident at thc tunnel. The
icon, with aboat sig?tsea others, were working
undo! shaft Nc .. yesterday, when the brick arch
of tbs shalt gave way and tlie workmen xvero buried
under a pile of earth a id 'tone. Heffernan and
Ryan were taken out unconscious.
THE BCflOOLSHJP ST. MARY'S.
The nautical sch lolslnp St. Mary's will leave
New-York for ln-r annual erins ? on Slav 1<> There
i.s room mi board tor about twenty mire boys, and
those wishing to join oaa do so by applying to
CaptainE. M. Shepard, at the foot of f wenty-thini
st., Ea*t River.
THE RROOSLTE BOARD OF ALDERMES.
In the BrookljB Board <>f Aid' .mon yester
tlay. Alderniau McCarthy, of the I'lftb War-i. ottered a
resolution reeeostteg tbs UBV_reor to aigu the bill reor
isalstngtbs Boord st tbseo4 etaMs yeaa Th* i_#oin
llor. X9_s approved liv Adeline ;i Kuggles. Bill and
Meootogec (BepoWtee?st, and was laid on the tittie ny s
vote d lt to 9.
May or Low will oe ab?ent from Brooklyn until next
Momliy. lt ls fluted tbat be wlil visit (Iovernor Cleve?
land and oppone tbe bill wlilch gerrymanders tbe Brook
lyn districts, giving tuc Democrats a lurire majority in
tbe new Board of Aldermen. The MU provides fur toe
iissiloa nf alnstesa msmbsia is sn. sstss si largs aad
'our from each of the three leootertsl disrricts, one ot
thc latter being fixed so as to lie Hetti I lath. Witb this
the Dsssee~ats claim that the BesaWluasi sea eely
Meet four menlieis. ri:e ?' rider "In tbe bid provldlii"
for a live years' term of ollie.- tot "Jun"
linn;,e. the prise A gb ter, at keepera, tbs city Hall, is
regarded ae its inoet ol de featnre,snd one wbleh
Hu-.Mayor will ur.'e upos tbe Governor es a reason Tor
m..,:pprovlag in-- wania Mil. Tbs Desaoeretie membera
ur i.i" present Board of Aldermen general 1,7 fsvoi 'lie
Keorgaaitatlou bill, althone- one-halt of tbe nu mber?
will I-. I g il 1 o ll of i 'Ii. . 1 tii-y itiink Hint tbey will
it ? paid for i heir i nttro ten,rs iu Mayor Low's Bbl
I- UV* Board ol Aldi rason, xxb- was ls
t fall for Coat?mp of cutt In regard te tbe pan
sage of the btu extending i ,i" route of tbe Bro ?_:> n Ele*
. will be acne,; Mayor.
BASEBALL SEWS.
Tho Providence and New-York Leafoe mum
. tbeli third ..iu.! .it tba Polo ttl i usda yesterday
w-York team was defeats, foi tbe tblrd lime
rn itieiice teem outplayed tbe bone teatn nt every
point sod won ooe of the easieat - mon.
ON.i'l t.il.lied mr the nrst fire innings fsr the New
York t.-Hi., bnt aa tba Provhtones nen batted '
i tlie ile: i xx' n.i was put in l.i.i
d lUe nf Ui
Inning, owing to all) I, and troy sud XV. lch
! ally l.o 11 peoji.e ii. but
lg sin-b a oue .idcd
.\ tull rani ? ? flied i
i tenet, k mi r" i i ? im ro a. k
IIineii~ f....' Kif, s. s .... Ol I
M;,H 1 l>.I 2 I I.v li o awing, s .... U 1 O Ol 1
I ai I.-ll 2 ll ..I 2 ll t. H 1 i '.Ullin, 1 ll .'Ol I s 0 2
Ir**ni as. I - Bl 1 tl a xx.aio.cf. ,x-ii | l, 1 _ 1 2
(iis.iiiv.i f -j I o 1 l ti UH ssa. 11 .: 1 1 a c o
luduour-e, p l il o 2 1 iWaieha f. .. o o Ol'- o
m. mu .;u. l .'. j. i I 0 i loo
i 0! Ol ?1 If 1
(?arni I f....' ii ll ?>: o o CaaUas Sb., o u Si t l
-? - Usws'n's'nSb Oj o 2\ o> 0
TOtBl.ll lil.7 ll ti " Neill p.Aef' 0 Oj I 1' 1
runs ncoKKP saan amma
Providence. 4 0 0 u 9 0 o o l-l*
Nsw-York. i) l o u o 0 0 l 0- -
ROOS earm-'l?rrnvitli-iice -t . New X'ork 0 Krai lawbi
errors ProvldSocs ?" . (few-York. H --timk ntl O'Neil,
1 .ii a; tl t, Kadboorao, 8 rota! left so Boase-Prondeaee,
io: Nsw. York, e. Three-Bass bits lime.. Htartsud farrell
Two bast. Int Irwin.'* It.Mllitmrim. 1. mel t>oi sail I li tj:
base Inti Providence, iii. .N nw. York, 7. Huntde plays
Trey, csa-daaaad Manaor. WUdpttcbea O'Neill i i'eased
L'lapp, 1 Umplri Mr. A Y. Udlln. lime of u_tu*
-Two boors -ml five ralaatl.
A linely eoortastcd match w.is played al Newark. N. J.,
y, itorday between tbe Brooklj u ami Anthracite clubs of
the Inter-State Association, a i:arKr'- emwd xvttoeeaed
the natob. Baan) people Iron New-York and Brooklyn
being present Both nines played well In tbs ti"lil and
Bl the bat. A full -tum vary of tlie score ls as follows :
Aiithruell'. I Rrooklyn. | r M un alt
ITii-.wie., lb. ill B o o ix ilativ, itv i ill ii "ii
Mongan, et. I O ia o O I. it iow. c . . .? 4 0
urady o oil 1 o Mann inc ab. i 0 i -j 1
ll 1 - ' ?,. . lb P '.111
Mt , a hllii, Jit 0 I ? i-JU |. .ul o .1 3
1- lilli. SS
Annis, if
ilOaJll. II
Totals
0 ol 3| -i 1)1 .xii Uuna. of... Ol ll St) ll 1
0 o Uni ? ooo
,, ,. ?
1 1 .' Kolan, rf.| 1, 1
- Jt I" 4 ' Totals .
bi v-< tooaao bai ii i.NMMi.
Anthraetts.....o o 2 o o o o o o-i
Urooulvu.0 ll 2 0 '.' o 0 1 -5
Kuusejirned -Anthracite. 2; Hrooklyn, S. First bust* ti*
errors ahii.i ? ; btraekoat?Mlilai i
?i Total left on o-iae. Aathrsclts . Brooalya I
Two base hlU?Mo?aaalil?i Kaswioa aad .-acb-n k. Total
),..?h.is /?nth rat-te, . ,, ..,r:
A aJksr. Msnstnr s-d Wilkel WlidpltehM Kgan i ('??
pile Mi lleruiiii:. Time, ot (julio-?one hesi BBS fol'iv-hve
sd notsi
i no Aiitt, Hoy 7.?Thu Iiotroit and Chicago nines
pla* ml their second -arne lii-re lo-day. tbe Iirtnut again
winning The seora was as follows :
Cbleage. ... o o o o o o o o o-O
Ueiioit . 0 0 4 0 0 il ll J 0 1
? i Bl KI.XM), May 7.?The Cleveland iofsstsd the Buf?
falo Club here to-day, by the WloSftaf store :
i.'levelsnd. 0 0 4 0 0 0 10 ..-5
liutl_la. 0 3 10 0 10 0 ..-4
I'lituDKi.i-niA, May 7.?The Boston defeated the Phll
viel]tl.la nine by the foliowia-* SSS! I I
Iioston . 0 0 606017 0?30
l'biladel'tlde. 3 0 0 0 0 0 3 3 1? S
AUaaanan I'itt, May 7.-The Metropolitans and
Alles-beny nines pliiyed herc today, the KstroOOtt-OBS
winnluj afier a well-contested K-'no. Tho BBOfa was ;
Metropolitan. 33011000 0?8
Allegheny. . 00203000 0-5
J..-, l.iu?Metropolitan, tl: Allegheny, ll.
Krrors?Metropolitan, 0; Allegheny, 8.
Baltimoiie, May 7,-The A thu-lie and Baltimore nines
played hers to-dsy, the visitors winning eo*X\y by the
uiliosing soore:
Athletic. 00400201 1-8
l'altli_.ore. 10000000 0?1
Tnstrroi**. N. J., May 7.-In tue luter Hiate Champion
ship (jame played hr-re today be tween the Aotlveaud
Trenton clubs, the Aotlvcs won by the annexed seore:
Active, of Beading.3 0 0 0 0 13 2 6-15
Trsatso.ooooi l soo- 5
THE RACQUET TOVENAETRRT
Only one game was played at tho Racquet
muli in Rt-th ave yeetaardsy. It was a flret olsse handi?
cap contest between D. I-dig at seratoh. nnd W. P.
Morgan, wbo had a handicap of three aces I.v dig ont
ji.ayeal lue opponent at every point, and won three
Htraichi games. Tbe Ulta! games wore as Ml mts I
Vi.r.Morgsa.-.:-. S ? 6. --Tot _l. 39
BUSINKS8 TROUBLES.
Anion W. Haines, a wholosale dealer io cloth
at Nu. 20 Walker st., maoe au hsstgnmeiit yesterday to
-alwardJ. Knauer, alvinapreferono??s for ^4.130. He lias
been In busin.-ss for about flfta*>ha years, and stood wall
with tbe trude. Be usustly carried a slash of about
150,000, snd had a large amount outstanding, reaching
st times nearly floO.OOO. In the truda bis failure U
generally attributed to ths depression In the clot:, trade,
which ls reported te bave boen in bud saayo for soiao
...
months, some of tbe goode depreciating 38 1-3 percent*
loss of trade and poor collodions. The ilabiiiuei are ro
ported at aboat-4125,000.
KdwarJ H. Ketsc nf iM. a mann! jct urcr of apr.:,.. _|
No. 61 Walker-st.. made an assign no-ni to Oustave
Illrschiterg, giving a prefersacs for-j-8'to The i abt,iiie?
are rsportetl at 93,7)Xi; the assets amount tog*.,5oo. Tba
fnl'ure I* nt ri bu te.) to Wi trad*.
Bilah IT ab Bagnall, rn .tiers In machinery at Ni. 44
Ooitlandl-st , made an as- im If.
fl'bent k, giving preferences f.,, M] 7-c_. The biislneaa
? ll five years. Mr. grdabar, mi
senior partner, living at Randolph, il .lillee
are about Blo.iVii) oi -fl Je.inm. ami thu aw-ta a < nil tua
nama The as-lgnmru* wu* aa aaed by dud tosdo
MR. STOKES'S SOUNDNESS OW MIND.
In (lie Stokes will contest yeaterdiy tio* BX*
ni nt J on ia ii. i.rimmltiM waa concluded, jlr.
rrimmin* said ho had s-cn Mr. Stokes | .after
the death of Mrs. Stoke*. Before thu* time he lia I i
me; Mr. S'okcs In bnsines*. Me bad been iaipi eased by
MctteksS asa mau who was WSSShfOI of bis own iu
ferssts. Mr. Stoics was slow aud dclitieiate, but nixer
wasted any time over a matter wlieii he bad got what lie
wanted He waa never a ta:_a'lve man. The witness
never noticed any failure of minti or any Irrationally
ii M Piatas He saw Mr. Stokas forthe last time ia
l?si tn Madison 8o-u_re. Mr Stoke* was walking -loue
aud sp'ike to the wl'uess.
Amos K. Euo said he had known Mr. Stokes for forty
paste. He bad never met bim except In a social way.
He bad had a pew near that ti bit. Stokes in SBaMNfe
attd ,-n) saw Mr. 8;okas at church almost every Sunday.
When service was over Mr Stokes and tue witness ueiaily
t iel .tuged graetin.a, aud Mr. Stokes usually comm 1
na me sc-rmoii. Mr Baa s-?w Mr. Maaas after
the. athofroe. St'ike*: abo.it BU tim"" Mr ! *
waa more subdued lo bl. manner tlinn before th-n
luis was the only i.ian.e iioiic-d by Un witneea. Mr.
Eu never noticed anj taflors of miiid on tbe part sf Mr.
Stoke-, .in eros- x.initiation t. -? Mid he eu
not tn expert in lusauuy cases, but be thooght lt a alga
of Irrationality to in.ike silly re-narks aa i sal IS ?.Mer?
it i nd what was said.
John M iHinil, a ouiider, said fh:it he mei Mr i
mauy j eire ago in connection with some property ia
South-st. which the latter SWBSS. Ho nev;r saw Mr.
Btoluwagata aattl 1880. ile was culled in te do boobs
repairs ou the .-!ouin-?t. bullliug. He talked at Boase
length with Mr. Stokes in regard to I ?*
details of the repair* and the best ina: n ?
ot makin-; lucio. Mr. globes showed a know ledge
subject seldom nei ivitn in tue case of bunine** or
professional men. Un* witness nolle *<l no other elmn***.
in Mr. Stoke* than tbi.t he had grown o der and willi .hm
i .ul Ik : mm Blore BUbdu il tn ills manner. WBmm I i
wituess first saw Mr. Stoke* l.e wa. SXTOrbaarlSg ju I
imperious lu his manner inwxnl inm and lound !.. . w
wuli the bill. The witness was plesssi to oiieervc ia
1S*<0 that Mr. Stokes thought his opiub n worth Iisi n af
to. Hs dbl not notice auy failure, of mind lu Mr. Stoke*.
The examination will be conti .me.', today.
THE COURTS.'
UNITED STATES SITKKME DOUBT.
A NUMBER OK IMPORTANT DFCISIONS ? A IMO fits'.
mini toa ra rant
Washington', May 7.?Tlie BapfNM Cttmtt
ot the Uiilted States convened to-day for tbe lasi 0BM
this term aud rendered decisions In twenty-six
some of them of considerable genersl lntei-oat. 'lite
Court still hold* under coiielderatioo. however, ao--'-.<f
tb, umal important cases of the tenn, including ths
Civil Hight* cases, the Slate taxation .-ase of thk- count'
of San Mateo against ti.e Soul-, rn 1'aciUo Ital ro.a.l
Company, ami the Mercer Colony land casi-irom I :ut
A decision was rendered lu the rai.road contract cms
of Samuel Clark, genera! treasurer, dec, and the State
of Un ide Inland, against tieorge M. ban?
nan! and others, assignees tu bankruptcy
nf the Boston, Hartford and l.r.o Railroad Coinpiuy.
fbi* was a suit brought by tho assignees of tbe railroad
company above ineutici.ed to recover a oertuiu oertill*
eats oi iiideiiti'du--as at the eity of _ostou tat toe tum ot
?t>lWu,oOO with Utterest given by (he railroad company t?
tbe geueral treasurer of tue Slate of lUiode Uland as
security for the company'* boud conditioned upon the
completion of a branch of its road from Providence to
Valley frails, lu that State. Tint Conn holds first, thst
the i'm ted State* Circuit Cuuit had Jurisdiction, for
the reason tliat tbe State ot Hhude {slant],
by voluntarily coming in as luterv atof
claimant, w:iiveai its right io immunity Irsas aoaolbor*
iva emt; asosod, thal tue aoatraet made was a vail i oue
a _ nol beyond ihe powers of the rai road company, for
ibe reason tbat that cou^auy, ai though a eorporatfon of
' onnet lie :l, .va. ul so u corporation of Iii.ode Ul.ted.
inasmuch aa it waa asatgoeo tbs rood and rights ol tbe
lluruoid, i cox nb in e aud 1-tM.aiii lu ill catt I ompai.y ;
-mi. thud, thal lt wa* nut necessary far tba dta.eot
Ki it Island, la order to eutablieh Ita right to til
lille tte In ipirst iou, to prove thu- it (the Mi'.
.. damSOBd Io lb-* ext:?u! of *KlilO.OOJ if
tue failure or the railroad company ie luisa
its toad ta aseerdaoee *mx tue eoodtttaaof toebooC
..cot ibe l n'eu:t ) our. is MVOfasd and the BOOBS
remanded, wltblnsti euo,- toreodei adecreela favor
oi the State ot Khode l.-dund for ike sum or BMMtM,
puyab.e out of tue fuuu in < otirt, with so much interest
i:.11 eon. If say, aa bas aocraed on tne sum ?iuee ino 1st,
'i.i, li?., a hich ls tne date wheu ihsosMoat
net uiu.- due.
A decision was alto reudeied iu tbe nu?
tt utaut put-in cant; ol Kobi rt L Downton ugulust
tlie (eager .Mil.mg Company. This case Involves tu*
validity of a pateol graotodts Dowotooso tuc SOthu.
Apn:, ls?.'-, ii* .ii "cn I .ipr-r.-eiiit nt in tiio pro- ? * '
in un.lac turton ihi.|j::i tr- iii.i:r," 'ne main feature ol ' ba
UMOroveais-S ooiiatstlng ut tba uta et roilafa i.-t -<l nt
millstones for ? ie grata The Court bolds tot
the paten; ia i-o:.ii'u* cai la istd for want ot novel: v.
A deoitiou wa* rt-ii.it-ird in Um -o ci .eil "graiSOSS
cass " of Ke-4 Huggi , pla of the elate ot
Illinois, in winch n.e queel ? :i ta ra ted whethei tbe
aborter grouted to toe cai . I Hsllroad
Osaipoay, iiu? ta eulengo, Hurboa ou aad Quincy itali*
io.nl, bjf ibo l.cglglaluie or lilt;..c? I,, 1&S% oi an> .-u j
aeqiieai aa.c.uiujeut thereof, coai_in* buch a coi t
beiwten the Stale and thc Boaapany us authorize- -.????
Boaspaar to establish Its owi rates uf fare and freight
i.e.. , ? in', -rf. it", ct) 'ty the P-Btsi. Tb*) OSOI
->' ior. Ill lin BBgB ll TS ano i.i* 11. at the oin-. MTS
ot ii..- railroad oumaeny saooat adegs any sp Iowa t:x
la | roSsa li mr ui.d fri-ight waiata ala ta aasdt-M w.ia
the law* i,i a -Siiuc r-UUBg to tiii .aiue suldeot. Iks
Jinlgmitn ni tbooopiosBC Court ot iiiiuoisla amrmeo.
A ileci*:o:i **a? a'-o reaii'-ted in t..O C'niuCao '!i:l
ltigliis case Nt l,-3n, tx part- icm Tong, petition Ior
a writ of bun. ?? ct rp.it-. 'I ms Court lins no jartsdh noa
of tbe ease ta its preasot fonu ami mi.?t ninand lt tt.?
tba Circuit Court for fu;-iin-r prooeedtugs ticvorumg te
law.
In the closely allied case exparteHoiu Hs.ig, ,
non tor a orll ot habeas coi tuan tied aa an ungo., a I loo
ll. th:* BOOM I* tleiiitai.
it .. i di . lona to-day .'.ere; No. 1^!, or.final ex j
Hi t at mattel ul i uo l)evn?) MaiiUfacltirin^- < 'oinp.il
titiiim-r, petiUcnfoi writ of prohibition deiilod j ap .
br dtutiee Matebfard. No. Liu.., rsiweaa ita ah ran
ai, plainude in error, m. Augustus Bauh?-l, Ue
lector, <Ve.. aud No. 1,1 .7. Aii.ust.it. h,;,c .,;:. r -ic- -
or, Ae., plaintiff la err... agl Vbeoi s Ooehras et u ;
motton io rstaroi.losgieoul saoaMSOoaSodaahBd;)
oy Juatice malciiii-ru Nn loll. AUfustilS .-co ... ,_ i
? i ii-;:. V*'. t. Dodge et al. Wo, 1__ ll ra i
1 i-.r. Uie I oi.tajloi SgT, Ja. - . a. I | .
1114, illiain i'.-i it.y, i.r. ? im. Cctaii, iifc-l Jomi XX.
and No. 180, li i ao. it-.1 . a .ir. a.t A
Mild VrloOiaao; SBOttsa to rosall aioodasss ooo i i
tnjuiiitni denied; oploloi ny j,-. ? i.
Nu .in, Wiilii-iu u Gage, "tal. appellants agt J u ?
Vf H->ri?;n>-, ci ai, appes fron toa ? Iremti
:.i Moriaera i?uitr:ci ol .. ?.* ti -
with c .* .i a ?
utulpa hy i - s
2Ht>. the Oa-aefe Ba-lwsy ' stapauy i>i..i-t rt tai
-Kt Jobi Melia.ie.s la error t" tue Circuit Cou t
toe United States sr tbe Dlstrt-i i-i lodlaoa; |adg
affirmed x* t th eoeUsodtntaresISi p.-l-.i.-i. bj luasti n. ?
lau. No. SOS, lbs Coaoactleui Mut tal Lifo iuaur.ia
Compaay plalailgia error, -
to ciiipren.e ) on I el I ul Biala ; Judt-i..t-i | a ?
Orated witb ooeu sad lutero* , pnuou by aJua i
Ko 874, the Btate ef I-utstar.a ex rel thia Wi
(>as!:gni i ompauy, plaiuliQ Ifl error, a-t. Ui
tue cly of Nexx-Orleaais et ai.; ls errol ??
Co rt, St_te of Louis, ana , dis nt sued for the **? i if
Uinsdlctlon ; oi-ii.loii Ot leief i ,?i. I Watta, No 1. .41,
ter .v .? ./.-rsej Zinc ('ompai.y, otaini g i .
Charles W Trotter; tn errol lo toa cn'Ult I
Unitedtttatae*sr tba DadHstofNew-JerrM-.i ; ii
tor nant of jnrl.-dii-'ioii ; Minina Oy Ch-01 Jus'.K-e '
Na. 15, oritipii?1. ex parte. lu the matter of thi n_ ,i . ?
ami Obis RaMroad ('.i-nna-y, p-'itt.tucrj oetlMoi ? -
writ of mamiaiiiu* dsnied ; cpitiiu- ny C_ I
Waite.
Nu Tl", tte stesmer Betgsolood, etc., gp
> .ore .te-.*.--. __aassra ste.-, mathea ha i
? llpulatori denied; uuaouueo-b) LUloJ Jua'.u -
Ix ju rte., lu t.ie bi-ttsr of tai W nilir.tp Iron (
et al . jieiltiotii rr, rule te s'-ow ,??;:*? granted, KB
Oetoba.-U, 1SS-; anni mic-*i bj Chief J is ne V
.taue. lo ilia I'i'ii'e-i.f Albert iii ot,-. ililoii-i . n.i .? i
r.ir leora te ttie pstMs .- f..r ?r:;? of n-.iadami.s d
auuouuce'l by fTlSf TilSllOS Aaite.
gt the ciiiicius.oii of the reading of optaleae tbs ' il '
.Tush-e asooooOSi the folbiWlBg v._er_t
I'tle'-: i>nlereal, thal C i0 1 in n-ft.euiu to
tToaa the Court sf Cl lat* haaod Uaesan ? ?
applies Ole to appeal* in all e-.et eie' sos or
: by timi l.'iu-i" ii to-r tliaV^rtaiUetloo ? . 1
!?)c.c .ct of Juno lb, 1->V). i. MS, "to
the settlement of all essoUad<B| ? . .? SO H '
DlslrlCl o: I o limit a a.. : c ii- Iir.x Jl 1 tSdleluai :. I .,?
Court of Cinliui lo-ear tho M-iav, and lor o'
p.tses."
tinier : Tue tvporter having i.pre*a**-e. i li?
the uaaioer of daolaioni al tba* Iii a, .
cable lo put ihe lopoi .* In o .e VolOa . .t -.??.?
now ber* t.rtlerrd timi he imbil*-- an a i.ihi t
lu thi* yea., potoooai IS seottSB os, oi t ?.- ic I
Sta utea, tad] if _eet; o*. i .iee >
lt I* now aeis oi derril by the Coin".,
eases oa ti.? docket not deadord. und al Hie ethe
nee* of ihe term uni -ilap-'Sed of t'>' ti.e . .. r,, .. . .
thr sara.) li hereby e.-n'luued totbi- n-xt tenn
Tua ot uer busiuee* trana-tcted today waa ss fol
No. 1,'JOH. K*>e ftte^brti*. pluluiltl in enor, agt. I -h
J VX'i.iuaaoure. ?Mr; 'tockaiing uod nie issie
resoiuded, aud leave gi... , ,a
ititut ol eosts. No. 514, .hi* dir nf Psilodetpl i
iappe:'iaut*. a.t. the lu'eruatloi al NavL .
l>auy ; appeul frew C'lrcolt OeoD if DalU
KaaUiru I'Hinot of l*eun?yla*i_i,i.. dtaOBlaii
A. P. HubbV.l, et al., appe.laul.. uo>- rs
Comstock, rt al; appeal from Ul i
stat.* fur Southern District ct -Jina. *vim
ssata
Adjourued for ibe tera.
cbl'NTEHCUAKCiEstn ll! I PK.
A suit foi* ubsolut* divorc**. BMW -> < .1 eRWM
by I'eter MoOiU. of No. 176 Divi-iou-a*. .
against Mrs. Fannie Mciiili. lu the - ? ll is
llrcoklyi,, nie poraon uau.cd lu the a.>mi i I ?
defendant I* tlie platutilT* broth, r. J' -. ?
the cnminal acts are sala to htttt i >""
at a house In Mon ci s*., c.u i ?.:>, I
the hi>,?e of the parties to the ??
The plaluuff began a similar action a (sw uioulU ? -?-*

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