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THE COURTS.
Decisions by the Supreme Court,
General Term.
SUIT FOR A DENTISTS BILL.
Disciplining Members oi
the Bar.
A number o! decisions wero handed down yesterday
? Supreme Court, General Term, but very tow of
ebicb, however, appear lo be ol public or general itu
MrUDOO.
John Uerlich brought suit against Matthew T. Bran
lau, late Sheriff, to recover the value of goods seized
?y the latter. Tho delence was that tho sal* was
irauUuleut as uguiust creditors, and that plaintiff had
kuowledge or that Iraud. Ou tho trial the Judge was
asked ou the purl of plaintiff lo charge tho Jury "that
to establish notice to a purchaser of the Irauduleut in
tent ol his veuuor it is auflicieui to prove that the
lads and circumstances are such as ought reasonably
to liuve excited his suspicion mid led hi in lo Inquiry."
Tile Judge relused lo so charge, the suit wont ugainst
tne plainnU, and lroiu mo judgment an uppeai was
taken ou his behalf to the General Term. In the de
cision ou tue appeal rendered yesterday the rolusal
ol the Judge at Circuit lo charge us requested Is held
to liavu been error, and ou ibai grouud the judgmeut
lb reversed uud a uew trial ordered.
Kdward ltuseell, who was. a siuJent at Columbia
College, alter a seventeen mouths' alteudauce, was
given tho degree of iSuchelor of Laws. 1 tie Court re
lused to udiint huu ou the ground that he had not
shown an aciuui atieiid&ui'e ol eighteen months, as re
qu!r?.( by sluiuie. I he General Term deciuos that the
applicnui shown uo right under the act and denies his
application.
In tlie suiiol James GUI against the Guardian Savings
lnstituiiou, sll tho lacts ol which have already ap
jiearrd in the Hkkalu, tne tieueral Tertu rendered a
decision yesterday, sustaining the previous decision
ol Judge Lawn nee continuing the report ol ex-Judge
Bosworth, iu which u substitution ol ibe receiver ol
the bauk was recommeuded.
In the suit ol the Uome Insurance Company sgsiust
the Peuuayivauia Railroad Company, in which u judg
ment was recovered against tho latter company lor
damages by lire to a barn aituuled adjacent lo Ilia rail
road track, which tire originated Irom sparks emitted
iroin the engine ol one ol the trains, a decision con
firming the judgment was rendered by the Supreme
Court, General Term.
THE DENTAL WORLD EXCITED.
A very curious ease was tried yesterday before
Judge Kelly, ol tho Sixth District Court, and a Jury.
Dr. i'rank Abbott, Dean of the Dental College, sued
Ceueral Patrick H. Jones, Register of tho county of
Now York, lor professional services, in attending to
the masticators ol little Tommy Jones, tho minor sob
of the tieueral. Tho amouut claimed was $156, on
which. It was admitted, that $75 had been paid. Ex
Judge Curtis, who appeared lor tieueral Jones, stated
to tho Jury that his client dofonded the action as a
matter ul principle, believing that the plaiuttff had
beeu lullv paid, aud that this suit was
an attempt at extortion, aud that the work doue would
b.tve to be done over aud holdiug little Tommy in Uls
arms, he said, -'We will put Tommy with you aud all
)u evidence uud mark him exhibit No. 1. " The plaiu
llil" contended that the work was done in a superior
manner and was lullv worth the amount charged. To
support his view of the caso he called Dr. Allon and
Dr. Williamson, who testified that tho work was worth
the amount charged. Dr. Stephen Main and Dr. Jar
vis gave evidence tor the defendant. The expert tvatl
luouy was very conlllctiug and veriUea the
bid adage that doctors disagree. As an
lustance ol tbe charges the plulntill claimed $&4 lor
two uours' work done ou the 2Uih ol June, 1870, as
serting that It was not the tlnio consumed, but the
beucllt to the child lhat was to be considered. Little
Tommy gave his evideuco with great nonchalance and
coolness, stating that lie dldu't pay particular atten
tion to the time consumed, us he was anxious to gel
out ol the deutist'g chair. Mr Brady summed up lor
the plaintiff und ex-Judge Curtis tor General Jones.
The jury, alter lilteen minutes' deliberation, returned
a verdict in lavor ot General Jones.
ABOUT LAWYERS.
Otto Mayer, a lawyer at this city, was charged before
the Supreme Court, General Tirtu, with Having re
ceived Irom Margaroi Woiuhoii. a tum ol money with
which to pay oil a mortgage, which mouey be tailed to
M.d WVWRi'ftMWWfc MWf
contradlctlug these assertion? so far ua tboy rellected
ou tils prolessional cbaractor, and yesterday tbe Court
rendered a decision in which it says:?"Wo tbink on
ttio affidavits of both parlies tins proceeding should
bo dismissed." It was so dismissed. Andrew
Btewari charged Jobu K. Cornell, u lawyer,
wuli receiviug u small sunt of money
Irom biui to prosecute u suit, and tailing to
to do so. Tbo Court disimsaed tbo complaint. A com
plaint made by anoiuer party against tbe proles
? loual conduct ol Joseph Kidgway was also dis
missed by ibe Court. Tbe Supremo Court, General
Term, made an order yesterday directing A. H. Keavsy,
au attorney, to put in answering allldavlis on tbe Ota
ol July 10 complaining affidavits tiled against bim by
John Julius uud l'biiip Kocb. These parties ebarne
In in witb receiving Irom them $.'ou and otber small
suuis, on pretence ot paying expenses in Court and
depositing security, but instead tbereol paying hiui
seil lor alleged service*. Tbe same Court uirected B.
W. Cohen to make u reply ou tbe vitSUi iust., to au alb
davit charging bim with altering an allldavii alter it
had been sworn la
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
In Supremo Court, Chambers, yesterday, Judge Bar
rett Kent belore a rcteree tbo dlvorco suit of Marie D.
Stoddard against Solomon P. Stoddard. Tho object of
the reterence is to ascerlulu by testimony tbo amount
of the deiendaut's property and Income, so as to Us the
amount of alimony to bo allowed to the plaintiff dur
ing the pendency of tbe action.
floury A. Frost, a lawyer and prisoner In Ludlow
Blreet Jail, obtained Irom Judge Barren, in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday a writ ol habeas corpus to
bring bim before the Court on a motion lor his dis
charge Irom Imprisonment, frost alleges lu bis petl
tiou, among muny oilier reasons, that he does not
know Samuel K. IJuminer, tbe plaintiff at whose autt
He lias beon arrested, kiiil entertains uoubts it there is
lucti a person ill existence. Tbe writ wus allowed.
11. flossied Marliu, ol the Norwegian baric -Samuel,
was yesterday arrested by Special Inspector 1). A.
Neviu on a charge of huving smuggled two barrels of
giu into this port. The accused was held tor examina
tion oy Commissioner Shields.
lu tho Connolly contented will case counsel yester
day announced thai no more testimony would be
tillered ou either side. The Surrogate then set down
the summing up tor u day not Qxed, in tho latter part
0! (lie mouth.
Jonn Mumoe, alias John Price, charizod with being
bhe ol three persons who participated in stealing
$3,u0t?in bonds liom a Boston wiu maker, wus yes
leiday returned to llostou lor triul, without opposi
tion. His counsel, Mr. Peter Milchel, louud that the
requisition was ull regulur and correct, being accom
puuicd by au authenticated copy of ibu indictment in
Boston, aud deemed It, ihcrolore, uupruciicable to
uiako any luriber opposition to his client's extradi
tion.
Charles Keeker aud a lellow prisoner named Kliot,
both charged with being participants iu the $04,000
lorgrry on the 1'nion irusi Company, were up belore
Judge Barrett, lu Supreme Court, Cbumbers, yesterday,
ou a motion lor their dischurge. Tho grounds ot the
motion, made by ihelr counsel, Mr. Charles Brooko
tud Mr. James Oliver, wuro that their cases had uot
been sent beloro the Grand J ury, although there had
been ample timo lor thai purposo, uud thai the evi
dence was ihsutlicicul to bold ibcin. Ou the request
Ol the District Attorney tUu matter was laid over until
Wednesday next, it buttiu the understanding that the
prisoner*' cases would by that lime bo acted upon by
tbo Grand Jury, and kf ho indictments should be found
no opposition would bo made to tnelr discbarge.
DECISIONS. .
HT PKEME COCBT?OE.NKBA.L TZIilf, .
By Presiding Judge Davis, Judges Brady and Daniels.
la the matter ul Liltiuan.?Older altlrmed, with $lu
?oats, besides disbursements. Opinion by Presiding
iuilge Davis.
IVople ex rel. itelsar, Ac,, v*. Hoard of Assessors.??
Order modified so us to require a luriber return Irom
Ibe board ol Assessors on the specitluailou contained
lu ttie affidavit used to support Ihe nioilon, without
tost* to either party. Opiuion by Judge Daniels.
New York Lue Insurance compun) vs. I.ee and an
other, Ac.?Juugmeul affirmed. Opinion by Judge
Daniels.
Poillen vs. Wilson.?Judgment and oruer affirmed,
with costs against the appellants, to be paid out of the
estate in their hands. Opinion by Presldinu Judge
bavin.
Genet, Ac., vs. Tbo Mayor, Ac ?Judgment afllrmed.
Opinion by Presiding Judge Davis; Judge Brady dia
Mnung.
O'Brien vs. Browning.?Order moditlod as directed
lu opinion aud atlirmed as moiillled, without costs to
Cither party. Opinion by Presiding Judgo Davis.
O'Connor, Ac., vs. The Mayor, Ac.?Judgment af
Irmed. Opinion by Judgo Daniels.
Hrown vs. Siuipson, Ac.?Order reverted, with $10
costs and also tbo disbursements. Order ol reterence
vacatod, with $10 oosts ol mouoa Opinion by Judge
Daniels.
O'Connor, Aa, vs The Mayor, Ac.? Order modified
M directed in opinion. Costs ol appeal to abide the
#vent. Opinion by Judge Daniel*.
Gumming* va Butler, He.? Order reversed, with
?lu costa and disbursements. Opinion by Judge
irsdy.
Hooker at aL vs. Klnaldo at al?Order affirmed,
With $10 costs and disbursement*. Opinion by Judge
'"weiUaglM va. Ik* UJMer Cooniy Im Company mi
another.?Order rmmi, without ooHi Opinion ^
JUU$rr?icfa,'?- Brennan.?Judgment y'j?^
trial ordered, coau to abide eveui. opinion by Juag
h\T. Horn* Insurance Coin pan fT?.Th?^nMyl
?ania Railroad Company.?Judgment m<
trial ordered. Coat, to abide ev"\ m
consent to radnce the J^gmeni, as ?ug?
opinion, id which event Judgment a* sod
firmed, wiihoul costs. Oplulons by Judge* Uraay anu
U"u?*h, *c. v.. Schuster and another.-Order af
firmed, with $10 coata. besides ol,b"rso'?^ ^ llWln.
paid by appellant, Scliurter, to the guardian ad lite
Opinion by Preaidiug Judge Davie.
Matter ol Rueaell.?Application denied.
Matter of Conned.?Petition denied.
Matter ofRldgway.?Proceeding# dismissed.
Matter ol Meyer.?Proceeding* dismissed.
Sprague v*. Hoioier. 4c.?Judgment affirmed, p
ton by Presiding Judge Davie, t?j? Br.dv
with >10 coeta and diaburaements. Opinion by
$n?SB?&m "><?- ??" ??"
' Daniels. . . .
u _ York Lite Insurance Company vs. Lee.?Juag
BK?med, with co.1^ Opinion by Judge Daniels.
A in* worth va. Uaculn.?Motion denied.
ssksbbk? -mssas.
??2 and defendant .tipulating to dlscon
tlSue the appeal to the Court ol Appeal* and P?*'"*
costs and disbursements ou such appeal to the pla
tiffs. Order to be settled by Presiding Judge u**la;
Clark vs. Dickinson.? Judgment nlUrraod. Opinio
hy Judge Daniel*.
hUI'llKME COUBT?SPiCIAL T?BM.
By Judge Van Vorst.
Thomson va. Thomson.-Motion graated, and on
priru'tfi^
*um or
$lu,000. Ktdenrav ?Finding* settled on en
groped copy, with tlio uniendment allowed, should be
P?^-t^.or..lnntur..#VftiiBronu
Mi^ue he Vi. Locke cl ale?* iuiling? signed.
Kirmann vs. Guutcr et uU-nnd.ug* and de
cree* stguod. I
bUPRKME COUBT?CIBCUIT PA.HT X.
Bv Judce Douobue.
Burger ta. The uorman-American Bank.? Memo
rau<i urn Willi Clerk. |
SUPEUIUK COUBT?SPECIAL TJLBM.
Vanderburg ?''JS&H ???. <"*
?^up ^ood'ward!?Order on day calends for
flDeMWuttt.7t#i.h?.IIm? ? Itemtttltor fil? and
?rmt.fflv?eMastersoa.-Order denying motion, with
-
fBnlt and cans* reetored to oaloudar.
iriwxeial v*. Werder.?Judgmeut slgued.
Macucn v.. Hammon -Ordered on day calendar lor
firD.nD?aUudet at v^The Pacific Mall Steam SUamahip
V nowbndgS et^aK?Motion granted, with
|10 cost* and disbursements, and releroo ? report con
flri?eraoll va The Tenth National Bank.-Order
?rluilnt nlamttir an extra allowance of $260.
Tf inaebury vs. Sangbridge.?Motion to ma*e com
plaint' more delluiie and certain urauted, without
e?tfait? va Fugue et aL; Moloney vs. Maloney; Scott
?t el va. Holy; Coyle v*. The Slaten laluud H*"?1"}
Company; Buck vs. The Manulacturing and Builder*
Bank; Smith vs. Smith.?Order* granted.
COMMON PliEiB?SPECIAL TEBMe
By Judge Daly.
Field vs. Sanlord.? Juugweui lor plaintiff ler $600
.m ?.o...?
^Hlmriwn1' vs ^Ctng^-Pro^ing* dismissed.
ChJuter 13 of Remedial Codo applies ouly to execn
tloua uwaed on or alter May 1. 1877, so lar us execu
J!?"! ' ?i of this court to.the SUeriit on dl*trlct court
ludnmenis- The execution huvtug been isbuod^prior to
Mnv 1 1877 a&ould Ii*ve beeu returned a* foelore ttoo
Hamedlal Codel chap. 44U. l.aw* ol 1870, sec. 10.
Morrell and other vs. Battle.?Motion granted, with
?MS%? v*. Suffran; Hall va.
Wristit* Bucking vs. Staieu lalaud Railroad Oompany ,
?ol?Va."m-;Bartlne/. v,. Lyon; Palmer vs. aame:
Cone va. same (iwo cases).?Motions granted. .
HnJlina vi The Mayor; lngersoll va. same; Jordan
vs same: Walsh va. same.?Complaint* dUmUaed,
with $10 co?u.
mBINX COUBT?CHAHSIM.
By Judge McAdatu.
Mark* v*. Blocu; Coneu v*. l*aac; McNulty vfc
^teer Jlww-W*. &MW;
McLane vs. Mahon; Topping vs. Smith ; brown v*.
McWilliam*; Orant v*. Wrlgtit; Smith vs. Zaldo;
Thomson v*. Oriawold; Clark va. McDermott; Bach
va. Lowenstetn; Konigaberg v*. Clurk^ Barono v*.
Harrison: Pratt va. Siebert; Koeinor v*. KalzSnbcrger;
Mordaunt vn Vandam; HollacUer v*. HollacUer;
Schaeler va. Stigncr.?order* granted.
Morgan vs. Kelaon.?Mr. John J. Connolly appointed
"o*Br^ien va. Johnson; Nevins vs. Gardner.? Mottona
"'warburton va. Oarrln.?Motion denied, without
oosia
Michaels va. Oros*.?Delault
Duyckinck vs. Dean.?Mr. Lewia appointed re
C*Boynage va. Oavln.?Motion denteu, without costa
Demmerty vs. Cerreny.?Motion denied, but speedy
UKei'ly'va.'Mluden (two eases); Ranaon vs. Anderaon.?
Motion* granted.
Nicholaon vs. Conner.?Case settled and tiled.
Vanuer vs. Osboru.? Motion denied, but George J.
Flam uier appointed receiver.
By Justice Goepp.
Bartels va. Moore.?Case Milled and filed.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PABT 1.
" Bolore Recorder Hackett.
PLKA8 AND SENTENCES.
William Parrell, Edward Purrell and Do nil Crowley,
who wero convicted laal week on ibe charge ol bur.
glary, havlug entered the dwelling bout* ol 1'aullne
Uoodmau, No. 62 Division street, and stolen property
valued at $100, wero yeaierday urruigned lor sentence.
Tue Iteoorder sentenced ilium eacb lor tbe term ot
live year* IB tbe 3tale I'rison.
James Wilson aud William Moeuruug pleaded guilty
to Ibe cbarge of roceiviug aloieu goods. Wiiion wua
aent to tbe Slate Prison lor one year and six moulba,
and Moehrung to the i'enitcutlary lor six months.
Jobu Murphy and Michael Cuinmlngs pieaued guilty
to burgiury in tbe tbird degree and were sent to tbe
State t'ruon each lor ibo tertn ol two year* and aix
months.
Mary Wallace pleaded guilty to tbe charge ol petit
larceny Irem tbe person, and waa sentenced to eigh
teen months' imprisonment.
Tbe court then adjourned lor tbe term.
THE ALDINE FIEE.
Tbe salt ol the Aldiue Publishing Company against
the Western Kire Insurance Couipuny, el Toroulo,
Canada, wua concluded in the Supremo Court, Kings i
county, yesterday. It was brought to recover on a 1
policy bold on machinery destroyed by tiro In tho
plsinllfl's building, ou Liberty street. Tbe defence
was that the amount ol property sworn to by Hie ?
president ol the Aldiue Company us bavlug boeu de
stroyed was not iu the building. A sealed verdict was
brought hi, wbicb will bo opened by tue Court Ibis
morulng.
COUItT OF APPEALS.
ALHA.tY, N. Y., June 1, 187T.
In Court of Appeals, Friday, June I, 1877:?
No. 3? Van Volkouburgb vs. tbe American Popular
Luo Insurance Compauy.?Submitted lor appellant;
argued by U. J. Parker lor respoudeut.
No. 37. Suitth va. Starr.?Argued by Charlos H.
Suiitb lor np|H>llaul; Kobvrt Jounson lor rospondont.
No. ML Tone va tlie Mayor, Ac., ol Now York.?
Argued by Jobn U. Strabau lor aupoilant; A. J.
Regbier lor respondent.
No. 41. Cromwoll vs. Jackson.?Arguod by P. V. It.
Van Wick lor appellant; W. McDermotl lor respondent.
No. 185. Adains vs. tbe Ureenwich Vire lusuruuco
Company.?Arguod by William A Butler lor appellant;
Joseph Minith lor respondent.
KIDNAPPING HEtt OWN CHILD.
Soma time since Kdmoud K. Saynisch, of No. 217
Weet Tbtrileth street, sued for divorce Irom hie wile.
Pending tbe suit Louisa, their child, lour years old,
waa taken chargJ o' by the lather. Tho mother baa
boon looklug lor her daughter ever since the suit was
commenced and waa unable to see her until Thursday
uiglil, when she louud tier playing In Ironi 01 tho
laiher'a bouso. Tho mother took the child in
her arms and ran down tlie street, pursued by
her huaband and a police ollloer. Mr*, tiayuisch was
captured and lucked up iu the Thirtlein aireet po'co
stalioa house, ana tbo child was sent to the caru ol
Matron Webb at the Central OCUoe. Justice Wandcli,
alter bearing all the testimony yesterday, awurued
tbe custody ol tbe child to the lather, pending the de
cision ol ibe rnierce lu ibe divorce case, and dis
charged tbe roomer because unorder bad been made
by tbe higher Couri declaring into whose custody the
cnild should be given.
A LAME EXCUSE.
While sUadlng in Tbird avenue, near Thirty-first
Street, on Thursday night, Mrs. Esther Lewinsobn, of
No. 447 Third avenue, was robbed ol her pockethook,
containing $3. Thomas Crowley was found by an
officer concealed in m cellar lu Third avenue, near
TbirtMlb street. Near by tbe pocket book was louud.
Crowley told tbe Judge in the Pitty.seventh Street
Court yesterday tbai a lad namod McDermolt bad
given bin tbe pocketbook. Tbis excuse did not safe
bias. He was beiu ut $1,000.
THE POOR CHILDREN.
WANTXD, A 8AXITAMUM fOU TBB OmPlIKO
Or FOVEB1Y?THB COUNTBY BOMB A* BATH.
It ia the suggestion of many experienced workers la
the Held ol charity and beuevoienoo that , sanitarium
by tho seaside or on the banks of tbe Hudson Biver
| <or tbe feeble and sickly children ot tbe poor wbo live
in toe vast and uuwboioaomo tenement houses
ol tbls city is urgently demanded, and that
tbe outflow of charity from CbmUau hearts
wuld hardly be better directed than 4a sstao
'ishing Just such au institution. A correspondent,
writing to tbla paper, holds that it would prove the
moan* of relieving tho summer diseases amdu* chil
dren, as affording a temporary removal from the deadly
air of tenement houses, from tba confinement of dirty
streets and yards, Into the pure air and liberty of tbe
seaahoro or country. In the datnp basement and
beated garret, in tbo fllthv yard and dusty street, the
approaching deadly beat will find Its victims among
tlie Infants of iho poor.
WUAT IS MKMDMD.
Tho first step taken in this direction was the Float
ing Hospital of St. John's Guild, bat it failed of its
purpose to a great extent because tbo management
was unwise. in piaco of looking alter the health and
comfort ol tbe little ones, they took to parading tbern
solvea 6ol.ro tho public aa taking such a vast number
ol poor children on one triu lor a nay's airing.
What is wanted Is a largo building by the "seashore
; or llj0 rlvor. w',u ro?my spartmonts and play.grounds,
?where the weak uud impoverished offspring of the
poor may be lodsed lor several days at least, and
uflordod the beueilts of fresh air and good food. There i
are plenty of rich and charitable people in New
York who would be only too happy'aim eagerTo '
act upou this suggestion If they could a? 'ho,? i
h'^x "i ?^n?P"?"?eBt without the luss and ?
parade that have hltborto markod tho undertakings u# 1
give roliel to tbe Hale oucs of the city who,,! pl.vertr !
? ont?>'ln8nt ?? the blessud country
*' ? 'Ijoso wbo have given most thought
to tbe subject is that on some suitable suol in ?ho
country or near the seashore or rite^ b^k far^ '
wooden pavilions should bo orected around a central I
kitchen and storehouse, ot a rough LiiZ ? 1
description, an<| loruisbed uud provided in thB "amo
inauner, but convenient lor tbo purpose. To such a
place the hapless iniants with ifielr withers. or nurse?
that might be selected lor such as have no tnothS?
living, could be conveyed. There are maS? 2t? to
choo-o irom tho shores of Long Island. jTrsov o7th?
territory botween dpuyieu Duyvil aud You leers Tiio
sanitarium aliould be placed uuder the active direction
ol an association ol promiuont citizens ?f New York
. Jormed lor that purpose ouiy, as well
medical supervision ol the Board ot Health
?. J",!! ^1TABIC" *T HATH, LOHa 181.1*0.
JW' ^luJior, Superintendent of the industrial
schools connected with the Children's Aid Society in
formed the Hkualu reporter yostorday that it is' >r
ranged to sonu tbe first batch ol 100 children to the
I* ^ Lod" on Monday nexL
ihe children who are sent there range irom live ?o?r?
to twelve and are almost entirely LrU "ley iw
^ ,ewC, t'nVr?la th* Flvo House of Industry
and Wilson Mission, but any children the agents o'f
the society may llnd who arc at subjects lor thu par'
tlcular charity are also to bo incluaod. Tbe capacity
or the country home la not large but Mr
thinks It large enough for Its object, as ?bo manage
ment ol a greater number ot children under the cir
oumstancea is attoudod with tncouvouicncc. He would
suggest the establishment ol several country homes
like the ono at Bath, ao as to give a more widespread
accommodation to the jioor children, but be teems
convinced that the children themselves get lltUe be"
Ui from tbelr brief sojourn by tho seaside or In tbe
country when they are herded together in great nuu"
bers when many ol them are bound to be neglected
iu the Home at Bath 100 cbiiureu are comfortably
provided lor week by week. It has been estsblished
two years, sod is under the charge ot Mr. A U Holt
and wile. The main bouse or dormitory stands on tbo I
bank at tho edgo of the sea. Adjoining It la a long
cheap dining room, which, on the hot days of sum!
iner, is open on all sides, but can b? clowd when ^t
rains aud njado a sort of recreation ground lor the
?ir,U"i .lr# '* * ^a'biiig house ou the beach
which gives them every needed convenience for their
bathing clothes. Against accidents iu batiung
tea" tram" i!? roP?8 Mo extended into the
i tea irom the shoro, so that the timm
cm lay bold of them as tbey feel their way into th2
7 ?,^rSl ^ast year the Hotue was
opened Juue 12 and closed September 2*A liuritiir
that tlmo 2,lua children enjoyed its Oenents 1 4w6 ol
whom were girls, who stayed a we.k elch,' and JW
boys, who remained only one day each. Many of tho
wh?rICn.hMni0i ? M,e P??re8t districts In -New York
whore they lived surrounded by tnisory ?nd warn.
heir thin, pale laces bespoko the privations to wulcli
their pent up quarters bad aubjeoied them, a week's
residence at the scaa.de worked a marked otaS*
if JSZh b"l,blu?' t?"? B0^. nutritious lood,
ol which tbey were given an aoundanco
and tbe plays and happy compaui?n<hlu
?! ilT ,rfn?foru4e(1 thorn. Kour cows supplied the
tinlk, and thure was uo lack ot breud aud buttsr and
lHJSi ^,bu homo lor lb* -"^*#.0f
children ol less tu,.^-70^'.^ "ouVs'uv ,,? ?h
entire wee*. What a field n.r ?no Ihsre an
lent to extend aud scatter blessings over*1*^ u?U7t
dren aro drawn irom over twenty , t1"'*
tho society, ?nd In cases where a""11 w
usual.y feeble tbsy are kept two weekh^ii/it?"ia"
'iho Home can be reached by the boat* tr.?m v vUe"
In about ono hour and a ualt It .s ?ZTh" wVew ^orlc 1
a;.d a ilttio to the west o u Itms^L ^ *** H"le? I
?"?^?zs,sss''siz;
mt wsst Nina association.
Flush In!6!! i u, tAmMUC,Ht,ou " sanitarium at
at Aa SJcfrnL ul^'bTa!1,VJ" luUcl Aayluul
1.tinted. It is lusnaged by i ,oI
ladies, priucipal amoug whom was Mrs. c ulTrr^f
who ia now succeeded oy Mrs. v" " uchtea ?"""Wn'
n. .. *8T TKU' U|f TH,t VLOATISO HOSPITAL.
?Airss.wjsrayssi'j
the details lor tbe lirat trip ol their,barLl'*iha
the llujson Biver with tt>? , b,f?e ?l?is year up
tbeir motbers aud guard mu^ "0 ?' U"' P?or ??d
THE NEW POLICE INSPECTOR.
CAPTAIN MUBBAY IK CHABQS OS THB FIRST
INSPECTION DIBTKICT?A WOBTHT OMClB's
BKCUBD?PBKCINUT CHANGES.
Captain Murray, of the Fourth precincl, was ap
pointed Inspector at the meeting ot iti? Police Board
yesterday to tilt tbo vacancy mudo by the demise ol
Francis 0. Speight.- The aolecliou ol Captain Murray
la received with general aauataclion. ha is a man
comparatively young, but who baa served nearly
twelvo yeara on tbe lorce with lion or to nimsolf and
advantage to tbe department His record is uu ex
ceptionally good one, aud this more than any other
consideration influenced tbe Board In making
biin tboir choice. Ho baa been ft cap.
tain only sevou mouths, bat la tbut
tlmo be ha* dono remarkably good work,
aud baa time and again won from the Hoard testi
monials to bla efficiency. l'ho Astoria masked bur
glars who bad committed tbeir depredations with sucb
despatch uud secrecy us to baltle pari-uittora time,
were tracked and cupturcd by Captain Murray, aud bo
it waa who took up and uuloldud the sowewuul tangled
skciu of evidence iliut led to their conviction, shortly
alter he caught Clalliu's euioexxlmg clerk, aud later
still he had Cusick, the wile murderer, iu Ins clutches.
Besidea, lie succe slully handled tlie Hand diamond
rubbery aud reudured tfllcient Hcrvtco to tbe depsrt
lucut iu every iiistuuce whore ho was intrusted
with the itivesliguuon of a cao or '.he
capture or a culprit. Inspector Murray wus born
in the Sixteenth ward, Iu 1b44, Where ho has resided
ever since. hike number* ol the most successful
member* ot tlio police lorce, bo served In tho war.
lie went Mouth with Kllsworth's zouaves, uud at Hull
Ituii received a wouud that was at llrst thought mortal,
and Irorn which he rocovered only alter a long stay iu
tbe hospital.
On May 1800, be rocolvod an appolutmont to the
police lurce ol the Tuird product. (Ju October 1, 18*0,
lie was made roundsman uud transferred 10 tuo 1'wen
ty-seveutb, and a year luter, ou October 16, he wus
promoted to the rank ot sorkeuutHud Beut to the
Seventh precinct, Irani which he was trims
lerred succebsively to tno Eighth, Sixteenth and
Fifteenth. Wtnle In this last precinct he dlatui
guisbed blinsoll by arrestiug uno ?enJing to prison a
number ot Keeper* ot gumming uou*<s, and also by
capturing tho men who had gagged uud rob bod Dancer,
the celebrated gainb.or, whose uuugntcr's will bus be
coino the subject ol so much litiguiiuu.
On October 2, 1870, Mr. Murray was appointed cap
tain sua put in charge ol tbo Fourth prociuct, aud
while ihero ins service* were frequently the subject of
tuvorubU) comment. Yesterday Mr. Murray wus duly
sworn In uud appointed to the First Inspection district,
Inspector Thorne being transferred to mo FourtB.
COXSkCjCKXT CIIAXUbS
Captain Petty, ot the First prucuiot, wus transterred
to the Fourth, vacatou by Iuspuctor Murray. Captain
Tynan was suul to tne First, and Sergeant ltyau, of
tno Thirteenth prociuct, wus mude acting captaiu ol
the Slxteontn, in place of 'l'ynau. Several sergeants
were also cbunged.
MUNICIPAL NOTES.
The ICxcis* Commissioner^ buvo sent in ? communi
cation to tbe Board of Apportionment uaking an Ap
propriation of $62,600 to pay tbo excuses ot their
dopartiueut lor tbe ensuing year. An lucreaae of
$6,000 over that of former yoara is asked to defray
legsl expenses.
Comptroller Kelly bsa been authorised to Issue
additional Crotou Main atoctt to tbe amouut of $26,000.
Tamniauy politicians again circulated tbe report
arounu tbo City Hall yesterday that me slato was tixvd
so that Mr. Henry I). Furroy should receive the ap
pointment of Police Commissioner. A special meeting
ot the Board ot Aldermen waa to be held, Mr. Purroy's
continuation being assured under directions Iron'
Comptroller Kelly. The whole story waa subse
quently ascertained to be totally untoundod. Governor
KoDinson is expected Id town to day, and, It la given
out, will attempt to aisauaue tne Mayor Irorn his
position.
Collector of Aseeasmenta Oilon announces bftVlug
k received $10U,0U Ott during tne past mouth.
SUMMER'S ADVENT.
WHAT NEW TOBEEB8 SAW OF IT TK8TIKDAT,
AND HOW THE* UIID IT?THE BATH8 THAT
DID NOT OPEN.
It would be superfluous to remark that yesterday
was illu opening of the summer seasou. No New
Yorker who courted tho afternoon bud baa any doubt
upou tbo mutter. U wu.s, moreover, a very emphatic
opening?one of thoso days when tbe little lambs
don't akip about on tbo hillside unless tby're "fleecy,"
and people dou't walk bome it tbey can beip it. A
more radical June Urst could not have been desired;
and it possaa Into blatory with a buz mat ought to Are
the spirits ot tbe salamamlors. "Hot," aald tbe man
who entered bia office yestorday morning with an
overcoat over his arm. "Scorcher," bo remarked
to Jonee as they leaned over tbo lunch
table. ??Wheough," was Ail tbal be could
Aiterward articulate aa bo dropped down
on tbe hall staircase, und motioned tbe maid to Uauu
up bis bat He didn't walk out In tbo evening, and
wben tbe bour for retiring arrived be kicked tho
drapery of bis coucb upon tbo floor, and laid down to
wonder II Juno was going to last very lone. But the
individual wilt waited Ave minutes for a street oar bud
tlie mom comprehensive experience. He didn't say
much, but It is sale to presume that be thought unut
terable things, lor he put his cans down on the side
walk very Hard, aud looked menacingly toward tbe
boy that said "Shine." Mark Module was consider
ably put out, lor, act as he would, nobody cared to
take exorcise.
Hut the bummer, ah. the bummer I
lie who lollt About iu auiumor
All aluue.
And who, inopuiK. moping, moping,
111 tlid loaty munlli of Juan.
KeoiH h irlory in eloping
Kronitbe nultr* btuae of noon.
The bummer whs put out, too, yesterday. Business
wus dull, uud lio made u dusperato ellort to cruwl un
der bis own shadow, and lulled. Tueu no got beneuth
a lricndiy canvas, and gazed longingly into a saloon
ccllar, where all was joy and pouce?and drinks.
Everybody was put out excepting the suu aud the
leinouaders, uud soda lounluluccrs, aud luger luer and
lung cold drink uieu generally. They had the llcld to
themselves, and didu't seem to euro whether "SJincntir
roses bloomed uud died" or not.
1IOW TilS SOY8 WKRK FOOLSU.
There was great disuppoiutiueut among tbo 500 boys
who patiently waited at the loot ol filth street, Eust
Hiver, trom tho dawn till tho gloaming yesterday lor
tne Arrival of tho tree bath iroiu Sandy Hook; audit
never came, but will be there very likely tbis morning.
They were a brave and Joyous lot ol boys, and ouly tbo
tear of the polite Kept thorn iroin stripping naked aud
pluuging Into tho water. Tho Hkkald reporter, ac
companist! by Senator Caspar Bsadou, who was instru
mental last year at Albany in socuring the passage of
the bill creating lour additional freo baths, mingled
among tbe eagor multitudo ol gamins, putting question*
to tbetn here und there as?
"Cuu you swim?"
"No, sir; but I want to tr*."
"Can you swim?"
"Yps, sir; and il you'll chuck In a tea cent piece, tea
how I'll dive tor IL"
"Where do you boya cono from t"
"Well, a'tnost all," spoke up a bright, black-eyod
little Icllow, "u'luost all lrom around Tompkins
square."
?'And osn't you afford to take tbe other bath, ft the
foot ol Third street, where they only charge ton cents
lor little boys like you ?"
"No, sir ; we haint got the stamps, aud we halnt
got the ten couts, nor two ceu'.s, and tins thing here
wot costs nothiu' is Jest wot We's a look in' lor, ooss."
Senator Bauden and tho reporter lelt the buys still
waiting lor that floating bath, which was loxsliig at tbe
moment la the waters ol' tho Lower Buy aud diun't
expect to reach its anchorage till the morning. Never
theless tbe boys hold on, and the suggestion, as ovou
lug grew on apaco, to jump In and dive lor a quarter
sliver dollar took their laucies wonderfully (at least
sucu ol them as could swiiu und dive), aud they
waited late into tbo night tor the bum that never
came,
i here will be six baths altogether, located as fol
lows:?Koot ol Bethune street, North Hiver; loot ol
Twenty-llltb street. North Hivor; loot ot Uouveruour
street, East Itiver; loot of Filth streei, East Hiver;
foot ol Tbirly-sovcntb street. East Hiver, uud in Har
lem, at the most available point botwoeu 113th and
114th streets.
MUSIC IN THE PAliKS
Central Park will to day, II it is fair, be mado doubly
attractive by tbc presence of the bind under tne direc
tion o( Messrs. Dodworth it Gralulla. A? will be
observed Dy the program tno the selections arc admir
ably adupted to a popular gathering, and thousands of
people will doubtless assemble to enjoy the open air
pleasures thus generously provided by ibe city. The
concert will cominenco.at four o'clook P. M.
la Brooklyu tbe Twenty-imrd Ho gun out Band, led
by L. Coutorno, wilfperforui iront lour vo six o'clock
1'. M. in i'rospeot ParK.
TUo urogram tno iu tins city isaa follows:?
1. Grand march, "Ccutral Park" Gralulla
2.-Plow'ret, 1 KlasTbeo, "Tnlismau" Hallo
?. Overture, "Salva" Heissigor
4. Walts, "Verdicte" Straus*
1MBT II.
?. Grand selections, "L'Atricttine" lleyorbeer
?I. Pawn Song, "Lohengrin" Wagner
7. Pantasie, "Xyiophotu" Soma
8. "La Jot* de Ion toreros'' Yradier
PART III.
9. Solo, Cornet, "Donnu del Lago" ltossini
10. Selections, "Dou Carlo" verdl
11. Waiut, "Court Llle" strauaa
12. Ualop, "Whip and Spur" ....Kly
"Popular Airs. "
Tbe programmo In Brooklyn is aa follows:?
FART 1.
L Grand march, "Tanuliauser". Wagner
2. Duetto. ?'Vosuo, Leger Zephyr" Mcndelesoun
Solo for two cornots-a-pieton?seflor Saiccdo and Uerr
Lteuert.
a Overture, "Scmirttmido" Uosslnl
4. Waits, "AUS deu SlUdiennoil" Strauss
6. Kaniasie, "on Beethoven lavorite nir".. .Beutnoven
Solo lor cpruet-u-piston?SeAor Salceda
8. Galop, "Aufdnr Jagd" Strauss
PAJtr il
1. Overture, "O'jeron" Weber
2. Scberzo, "Third symphonic iu Eb,
op. 1)7 Robert Schumann
Arranged lor military band by L. Conterno.
a Waits, "Die Werber" Lanner
4. Piuaie, "Lea Huguenots" Meyerbeer
0. Ualop, "Rosalieo". Kuner
?. March, "Twenty-third Regiment" L. Couteruo
7. National airs
THE "DORGr" QUESTION.
The Board of Auportionment yesterday authorized a
transfer ol 13,034 82 to pay the necessary exuenses of
erecting a dog pound at tbo loot of Seventeenth street,
East River.
Mow that a refuge is to be piovided tor tbe tag
leas curs tbut may be captured by the forthcoming dog
eatcbors the following communication ia not without a
moral
To thk Editor or run Ubbald:?
It ia not customary lor me to writo letters to papers,
and i would not nave doue eo now, but, understanding
that It i* tne intention ol Mayor Ely to appoint twenty
dog catchers u? s?au as the pound is bunt, and ?unpos
lug ine Uo'ird ol Aldermen will bare to conliritt iheiu,
1 would like to suggest that tlicre be ten democrats and
ten republicans appointed to (ill those high positions,
and, leellug sure thai ? large majority ol*thoso dogs
that run the streets ol New Yora are democrats, and
knuwiug that there would be a tendency to "let ui>"
on a very large proportion of them, 1 think it would bo
only lair, and il this manor is brought beioro the
Board ol Aldetmen iu a parliamentary manner 1 really
thluK they will coullrm thuiu, even II' it Is a non-parti
t-an Hoard of dog catchers. I apprehend, however, Ihut
Mr. Kelly, true to his policy, mat uouu but democrats
shall be put ou guard, will upposo the continuation ol
any mau who is a republican or ol auy democrat who
has a tender loeling lor a republican dot; in or out ol
oihce. HEi'UBLiCAN DOG.
SCHWiEIiZLEli'S VICTIMS.
Mrs. Praneolso Schwtarzler, who was shot by taor
husband Baptist*, at No. 120 Prince street, on Monduy
night, Ilea in Chambers Street Hospital in a very pr*>
carious condition. The physicians arc ol opiulon that
sho cannot live. Mrs. Iselin, who was accidentally
struck by a bullet which Scbwteriler bad discbar^od
at his wife, has almost recovered. The ball lodged in
the ncca, and as it was tnouubt that probing wumd bo
apt to lead to serious results it was uut extracted.
Sinco the murderous attempt some light has been
tnrown upon the Suhwiorslers and thoir iamny rela
tion", and thoro is reason to believe that the wile's
accusation ol improper lutorcourso between lamer and
daughter is uulouuued. No doubt Baptiste's attentions
to his owu oniltlrcu by a lormer wile culled lorth tbe
eninity ol Mrs. Hchwairzler, who was a wieow with oue
cbild when he married lier, aud this leeling was at
length turned luto jealousy when his daugiuor grow
up aud witvn ho aiteuded to her wants more assidu
ously than to thOHeof tho wife or step-child.
ACCIDENTAL "DEATHS.
Hsttle Mahcr, a child of two yoars, dlod at St Luko's
Hospital, yesterday, lroui the effect of burns accident
ally receivod by her clothes catching lira at No. 480
Tnird avenuo.
Kliz* Hood, two years old, died yestorday at No. 21ft
East Kighueih streot, from a lalt Irorn a truck where
sho was at play.
CORONERS' NOTES.
At the Coroners' oitloo yesterday an lnqaeat waa
held on the body of William Von Hernics, which
abowad th^t he commuted suicide by taking Paris
green.
Tliomaa Griffith waa lound to have died rrom in.
juries resulting irom a fall Irom the secoad atory win
dow ol Na 206 Ksst Seventieth street.
The cause of the death ol a child named Rosa Psrie
waa buroa roceived during her mother's absence uy
upsetting s to.sol of hot water upon lier cbcsi,
John Gerity died Irom fracture ol the sk uil caused
by a lall irom a window
REAL ESTATE.
Tb? following sale* were made on tb? RmI Eatalo
Exchange yesteruajr;?
. ar johm t. euro.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale ? F. B. Olney. ref
eree?of a house. with hit 23x,100. on *??t lOtb
at., s. ?!3 It. w. ot Otb a*.. tor'erdlua?d U. Kal
??r lor 112.000
ar a. u. luulow and co.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale?E. F. Shepherd,
referee?of the two houses, with lot*, each 23x
08.0. Not. 18 ana 20 Ka*t 28tb ?t.,? a. 03 ft. w.
of Madiaou av., to United State* I runt Company
for 44,230
? r J A U Kit I. WII.L.V
Supreme Court foreclosure sale?t. P. Kerrli. ref
eree?of a plot ol land. I82xl<>8.8x77xl58, ou Cen
tral ?v? a. w. t urner of Crot?a av.; also 2 lW-IUOO
acre* on Central ar., w. a. SIX) ft. n.; ol Crotoo ar.;
also a plot of land. 30<ix201.Bx:lOOs2D4.2. on Cen
tral av.. s. w. eorner of let av.; also a olot of land.
704x201.3x782.3x280.7. oo Central av., n. w cur
nerof lit av., to (ieorge II. Barnard, plalutllf, for. 28,000
ay jAMKt a. mili.xk. ,
Foreclosure sale ?by order of the Court of Common
l'leiis-K. 1>. Dakln. rel'eree?ol a house, with lot
20x00.11. on Weit 130th St.. n. a., 1H0 It. e. of lllb
av., to 1). J. Floyd lor S,000
Similar sale?John 8. Lawrence, releree?of a home.
'with lot ?>xWl 11, on Kast 1 -7th it,, ?. >., 115 II.
w. of 0th av.. to Uhurlos Jacksou i'oi 5,079
Total itlci for tbo day #03,236
TSiMIKKA. _
Wlllard av , a. t.. lot No. 007 i24th ward): Emmn.
1'oiier uud husband to J. F .Sunders 9325
Wlllard av.. n. a, lot* No*. 522 and 523 (24tb ward);
Mime to Michael J. Lander* 050
KM ?t., ?. *., ?4>? It. e. -rutu ?v . 30x100 5; Mar.v A.
Woeiner and huibaud to Margur.-t C. Hutcheon.. 18,500
60lh si., n. *., 43.1 ft. a. of 1st av.. 205x77.0; L L.
Delafleld oeiereei to 1'. Uoelet 4,000
Lexington av., *. w. corner of ?7th it, 80x100.11;
S. Lord (rctcreo) to 11. Knickerbocker. 1,850
130th St.. n. *.. 280.10 It. e. or :id av , 86x100; 8. H.
Mrowuell (releree) to 8. Kbert 5,500
l'earl St.. lot No. 77, 25xt00( Meyer Bauin and wlfo
to II. Htollmeyer Nom.
Waveiioy *t., n. *. (lot Now 85 <24tli ward); J. lluch
maun and wile tn Samuel M. I'urdy 1,000
Snlfolk *t.. e. *.. 150 It. *. of Houston St.. 23x100; H.
W. etuart (referee) to A. 8. Schondeliueier 8.175
2o'd st.. n *.. 300 it. e. of 7th av.. 25x08.0; Waiter
Uarno* (executor) toil. B. W. McLeod 17,000
Av. f. II. w. corner of 1Kb st., 2t<x83; Charles Bern
liard und wile to t>. Uu.-uluj 12,000
(JOth ?t., ?. ?., 100 It. e. of Madliou av.. 20UXI00.5;
Willcti Bronson and wife to lr* K. Ueying 80,000
iioad from Kingsbriuire to Kordhum, irregular (24th
ward) ; Henry M. borrleii to Anna L. Herrlau?. Nom.
31at st.. *. *.. 10" It. e. or 2d av., 22.0x08. V; 4. Burcli
ciI aud husband to Ueorgc W. Hodges 14.500
7th iiv.. w. ?.. 24.0 II. a ol 27th st., 24.8x01.7; lleury
Clllt'ord i.ud wi!'u to H. l.iigai 22,000
56th St., a*., 175 rt. w. ofGth av.. 25xl(A).5; Charles
Dugvlo auu wile to William Slnano 18,250
Slit St., s. 223 It. w. or IMlb av., 75x100.5;
Thomas K. Koran aud wile to A. M. Karris 48,000
28th it., n. s.. betwoen 4th aud Madlsou uvs., 24.8X
irregular; C. A. Urabaui to.iohn A. Hairiay 1,000
73d it., u i., 215 11. w. ol 3d av., 10.8x102 2; Mary
K. Ulvau and husband to Yette Woll ... Nom.
Av. A. w. ?? 80.11 ft. u. or llOm St.. 20x75; William
II. Jenkins und wllo to Lewis Klna 9,500
55tli St.. n. *..800 rt. e. of 5th av.. 25x100.5; It
.1 ones to II. L. Kly 14,000
50tli st.. li. ?.. 100 ft, e. of Madison av.. 40X1UJ.5;
same to G. 1>. Webb 18,500
45th St., n. *., 400 rt. w. ot lltli av., iveiiular; Will
lam Monsies aud wile to Municipal <>as Company. 12,700
87th st., s. s.,2UOI't. e. of Lexington aT., 20*08.0;
T. I). Porter to.I. C. ?. Hupfol 8,000
77th St.. li. a, 340.8 It. e. or 2<l av.. 25.4x102 2; C.
Saldner aud husband to M. J. Hure.kell 20,000
Central 1'ark av.. Irregular i24tb ward); J. J. Poller
und wile tu Cieorge H. I'eck.......... ..... 3,174
Lexiuatou ar.. *. w. corner ol lottli st.. 85xirr?|{U>
lar; A. il. Joues aud wife to Cora CSebhard Nom.
Madison av., a w. corner of 54lh St.. 10')xl00.5;
John (jniuu texncutori to U. ilinkeUpiel 02,500
Muolsou av.. ?. w. corner of 54th st.. 100x11X1.5; D.
Diukelipiel and wile to U. lienno.sv 03.500
I lOtth st.,?. s.. 100 It. u. ol4tb av.. 20x100.11; Will
J lam 1'ooper to l\ (Jebbard N?ai.
41st St.. s. s.. Kll it. w. of 2d av., 24 8x74; John
Somiuor to John Neubauer 17,000
UerrUu av., w. s. of, irregular i24th ward); 8. li.
Tlmpsuu und husbaud to C. \V. fisher Nom,
20tli st , a a. 272 It. e. of Oth av., 22x03 0; C. li.
Todd and wl.'e to A<ta Howe 27,500
123d *t., n. a, 250.8 ft. o of 1st av . moxloo.ll ;
ulso I23u St., n. *., 275 ft. e. ol' l*t av., 260x100.11;
M. Huuel (referee) toJume* Hulton 11.850
104th st., li. a. 87 ft. w. uf Oth av., irregularxloO.il;
? alio 104th St.. H. a, 275 It. w. of Oil< hv.. KlO.llxIr
reKular; J. Kerry irefsree) to William Hoiran, Jr.. 7.000
75th St.. 300 ft. c. of 10th av., 132xlrre|fular; C. P.
LattiuK (releree) to U. U. CoOln 6,000
75lb st.. 200 It. e. of lOtb av., 132xirregular ; same
losHine .. 6,000
58th si., s. a, 05 ft. w. of Mudison av.. 25xl00t5; J.
W. Kowers (referee) to M?r\W. Joues 7.750
82(1 st.. s *., 2<X) It. w. of 7th a v., 25x08.0; R. Mer
chant (releree) to John Hiehn 7,175
Broiidwav. e. s., 30.II ft. x ot 41*t st., 22.11x78.0;
W. 8. keiley (referee) to A. W. Borland 24,100
MORTOAOM.
Brown. K. E. to Cliai. H. Kiod. n. I. of 22d it., w. of
8th av 91.800
Little. Win. MeC.. to Cbaa Kneelaud. e. a ol Union
square, u. of 15th st; 5 years ?... 15,000
Same to same, e. 1. of L'mon square, n. of 15th it.: 5
years 24,000
Grobeii, Paul and Wife, to L A. ttlaek. n. w. corner
Elm aud 'liniou avs. (24th ward) ; 8 months 200
Cockerell, 'Ibonis* aud wile, to tVilliam Man, u. s. of
30lU it , w. of Oth av ; 8 months 5,000
Duickiii, Charles, to Peter C. Harnum. i. e. corner
.u.aii?ou av. and 55th st 20,000
Wagner. Phillip and ?i a. to Anne fcequin, s. *. ol
White st., w. of Klin it.: 3 years 8,500
Picuhla, Margaret M., to Usuk lor Savings, ? ?. of
32d St., e. of Broadway; 1 yaar 500
Lamo, Isabella, to K. Scholl, w. a ot 4tb it., a. of
Uunsevoort *t ; 1 year 8,000
Selluck, 'jMnes W. and wife, to Irving Kaviugt Bank,
a of 7lb av., n. ol 31*t at.; I year 7,500
Schmidt, Frederick, to 0. Kaesluger, *. a of Klvlug
tini, w. or Kidge st.; lOyciirs 8,000
Same to same, *. a ot Klviugtwu it, we or itidge st.;
MeriTKraiik, to j. hiebert. *Klvlbgton it.'; *8 4,0,10
joiir* 1,000
Heilgman, Jacob, to Haven Relief Kund, n. w. corner
ol 4tb av and 108th si.; 3 v.-an 11,000
8tack, VtillUm and wile, to Johu Kltigeralu, n. s. of
Worth st. ; 1 vesr 4.0J0
Lautcrbuek, KdwarU aud wile, to M. Josephthal, n.
s. ul'.>8tb st., e ot Oth av.; 1 yaar 15,000
liardiuor. Harriet, to A. Koe (ex.). s. a ot 23d it., w.
o. 4th av.; 1 year 2 700
Baker, ti. M. and other*, to U. Fountain, w. a of 2d
av., s. or 2Htb ?t.; 5 years 10,000
Same to aame, w. a. of 2d ar.. a ol 28th it.; instal
ment 5,000
Bulknap. Margaret P.. to K. L. Price*, a a uf 120th
it., e. ol oth uv.: 1 year 3,480
Bncli, 8 J., and wife to S. Merrihew, a a or 58th st.,
w. or 5tli av.; 3 yeari 25,000
Bornburd. Charles, to D. Uuglsperg, i. *., betweeu
avs. A and B; 2 years 1,850
V<at'.. Baiuuel aud wile, to John II. Dyckmau, s. a '
ol 47tb St.. w. ol 2d av.; 3 years 7 000
Bumurd, Mury A. aud husband, to TIioium B. Kerr,
w. I. ol Bowery, s. or Urand St.; 3 years 3,000
CoOlu. lleorge (1., to John J. Letting, 75th st.,e.
ol'lOibav.; 1 yesr 5,000
Caruey, I'stiick an-< wife, to 8. A. Townsend, n. w.
corner av. B auu 14th st.: 8 yean 6,000
Doyinir, Ira t. and wile, to Willeit Bronson, a s.
ol Iknh St.. e. of Mudisou av.; 1 year. 00,000
Uame to same, a s. ot 00th St., ?. of Madison ar.; 1
year 80,000
Dfnklesploi, llavid, to Johu (juiun (executor), w. a
ol Madison av.. s. of 54th St.; 1 year 5,550
Same to same, w. a ot Maillson ar.. a of 54th ?t.; 2
yoars 13,050
Same to same, s. w. corner of Madison av. and 54th
st. ; 2 years .... 18,000
Lennox. 1). aud wile, to A. lluilerus, a a of 145tb
St., i23d ward); iuslnlineuts 4,000
Ouuiiin. Charles anil wile, to J. L. Bell, n. w. cori.er
of 4lh as. and 41st st.; 1 year 8,000
Ttig, Isaac, to Ko?e Fox. a *. of 4th st.. between
ava A and B ; 1 year 8,000
"SALMON I A."
Tbe first salmon ot the seusou woro displayed on the
slabs of the Fulton Flab Market yesterday. Tunis
about twcuty days bolore the salmon smsoo usually
begtus, and tbe price asked is vory low. Mr. Black
lord, during 1370, made arrangements lor cateblag
and lor ward lug salmon from lbs Kestlgouche itiver.
Tbis year tbe ruu was mucb earlier tbun uhuuI,
and the regular tulmou fishers at Baihurst were tskcu
unawares; but Mr. Hlaicblord's agent, being lurtber
up the river (uear Cambelllou), took advantugo ol tbe
cscnpe ol tbo li-ili at tne moutb ol tho rivor, and
suucuudvd lu capturing u Urge i+unuilty, woigb
lug Irom six 10 tblrty-eigtit au<i a quurior
pound* each. 'l'be llsh ufier buiuic caught were packed
iu cares couiaining leu each, which wore iheu tilled
with snow and lorwurded by lbs Intercolonial Hull
way to New York, and when tboy airivod at Fulton
Market bad not beeu over loriy-eigbt hours out ol tbo
water, l'boss are called lu lUh market language
"greeu salmon," and are Intendea tor inimodlute ut>e.
lu addition to the purchasers ot sulm.iu In this city the
country hotels toko largo quantities. Tbe Grand Union
Hotel, at Saratoga, lor instauco, has contracted tor tbe
supply of auout -J.Uuo pouuds during the season.
"E. H. KINGMAN & CO."
A check drawn by au alleged firm named "?. H.
Kloginun & Co." tor $75, and wblcb was made paya
ble at tbo Fur* iiauk in this city, was received at that
bank yesterday. It seems tho drawor of tbe check
bad It catsUed lu tbe National liank ol Albion, Orleans
county, lu tbo courso ol business II roacbed tbo Third
Naiioua! Bank ol this city, and Untlly tbo Park, us
| stated. The teller ol tbo latter bank slates that tbere
; Uaswtndlor ? bo operates principally lu Northern t'enn
i sylvautaaud Ceiitral New York uud wtio bus ol late
I uuped several parties by drawing checks ou lire bank,
j The chucks are aliuoxt luvariadly signed "K. H. King
toaii & Co.," aud during the past lew mucins us uiauy
us titty ot them have beeu sent to tbe I'ark Hank lor
collection alter tho swindler had casheu them at
lute nor banks. Tbe "i'ark Bank" ou the checks tbe
scamp uses is In (termuu text neatly engravod in red.
It is needless to stale thai the check reueisud yester
day by Mr. i'ayne, the teller ot the tfark Bank, was
sent buck to the Third National, with tbe statement
thai it was not genuine.
"IRREGULAR" CIGARS.
D. Crlscolio, a cigar dealer, at No. (Hi Fulton street,
Brooklyu, was arraigned boloro United litotes Com*
mlsstoner Wlnslow yesterday lor refilling boxes of Im
ported cigars in violation ol the revenue laws. Tbe
accused was held in $l,f>UO to await tbe aoiion of the
Urand Jury.
LIFE INSURANCE NOTE.
Mr. C. NV. Bouck, President of the Brooklyn Life
Iusursnco Company, bus resigned bis position, and
Mr. Wtlllitm M. Cole, ol tne Board of Education, has
been appointed bis successor.
A SHOPLIFTER CAUGHT.
Deteottvos Osser and Nuruen yesterday arretted a
noted sbopllltor namod Emma Johnson at dtewart's
store. Wneu searched, a silk dress, which she had
stoicn Iroui Aboru's store, at Na 77d Broadway, was
louud upou tier aud ideutitled bjr a salesman ot that
,i estobtunueuu
FINANCIAL Ml GOUEUUL
The Stock Market Less Active and
Fairly Steady*
GOLD 106 1-4 A 105 7-8^
Government and Railroad Bonds
Lower.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT % PEtt CBSl
Wall Htbkst, I
Friday, June 1?8 P. M. I
Spurs to (peculation this morning wero tbo reverse
ol formidable, and scarcely excited a movement be.
yond the Jog-trot fluctuations ol a one per oent mar
kel These, such as they were, wero derived lrom the
various statements put lorth as lo tho position ol the
"fast train" question and the probabilities ol a strike
by the employes or the Pennsylvania Railroad. To
keep things lively, reports both pro and con lollowod
each oilier in quick succession?last trains woro to be
taken off, and ibey were not to be taken off; there
wts to bo a strike, and there was not to be a strtko?
so between this slate of utllrmation and denial tb?
market was driven up and down as though It were s
ball and the brokers ao many speculative polo players.
Plausible stories to tho efloct that tho reduction ol 10
per cent of wages by tho Pennsylvania ooni.
pany would be reslaiod by ihe persons In
ihoir employ* drove down the price of the
slook in the Philadelphia market to 28tf, while Lake
Shore and Central and Hudson were advanced In our
owu market to the oxtent ol noarly ono per cent under
the Impression that a auspeusion ol truffle over Mr.
Scott's line would correspondingly benefit the Vender.
bllt roads. It would even do more; lor, lu caae ol In*
terrupilon, a quietus would probably be given, lor ihi
time being, to that exasperating "last train" which u
trying the souls ol railroad managers. All these cslcu
laiious, howsver, caino to naugbi later ly the day,
when It was understood thst the Brotherhood ol En
gineers, soliened, perhaps, by those lraternal princi
ples which distinguish the City ol Brotherly Love,
would undoubtedly accept the reduced pay and ihe
situation. Hopes of a row being thus rendered
?llm, and ihere nelng nothing In particular
to bull them on. Central and Hudson and Lake
Shore fell back severally lrom 90X to 90 aud
from 49 to 48X and olosed at the latter figures.
Illinois Central was again exceptionally weak,
dropping off lrom 64 to 5^X, thus correcting ths
anomaly presented last night of the stock being-quoted
nearly a point higher' in London than in Now York,
Speculation being diverted to the railroads, Western
Union aud PaciDo Mall were greatly neglected, and
consequently prossnted but loeble fluctuations. Th?
coal snares were more active, working within fluctua
tious ol a single point and bare of any outside Interest.
A raiher apocryphal story comoa to the elleot that
Mr. Goweu has entirely succeeded In the nnsncial
matters which took him abroad. This Is supposed to
point to entire Ireedom ol action on the part of ths
Koadlng company, an opposition to all combinations
and a marketing ol coal lor roady money to the oxtent
oi tho production ol the mines. The outlook is Dot a
very oheerlul one to the olher coal carriers under any
circumstances, and is likely to be rendered still mo?
gloomy II this story of a practical opposition on Vb?
part of the Reading company should prove to be a fact
THM BALKS TO-DAT.
The ?alea of active stocks to-day aggregated 124.321
shares, which were distributed as follows :-New Yorl
Contrsl, 16,100; Erie, 700; Lake Shore, 82,000; Wabash,
800; North western, 200; da, prelcrred, 2,600; Rock
Island, 10,600; Milwaukee and St. Paul, 600; da pre*
lerred 8 800; Delaware, Lackawanna and Westerd,
35 800; New Jersey Central, 2<>3; Delaware and Hudson
Canal, 6,100; Morris and Essox, 2,340, Michigan Ce*
tral 6 400; Illinois Central, 2,700; Hannibal and Sk
Joseph, 200; Ohio and Mississippi, 4u0; Wester*
Union, faetUo Mail, 300.
OPKXINO, BIOIIKST AMD LOWXST.
The following table shows the opening, highest ant
lowest prices of tho day :- g(^
:::::::: ?S "!S V
Lake 4?X ** 45[*
Wabash ^ ,,f* ?fw
Northwestern ?X
Northwestern prel ?X
Rock Island J?*
11 iL and St Paul 1?X "X
Mil. and St. Paul pref 49 49>, 48*
DeL, Lack, and Western.... 89X 8tj/? 8M
New Jersey Central 7 7X '
Ohio and Mississippi 4? 6X *A
Western Union 63 6JX ?-K
Pacilic Mail. X
ADVANCK AMU DKCL1XD.
Tho following shows tho advance and decline In th*
closing prices of the principal active stocks to-day ai
compared with those of yestsrday :?
Advaxo*.?L.ake Shore, X; Northwestern, X; St.
Paul X; New Jersey Central, X; Delaware and Hud
.oo, Morris and Essex, Xi Michigsn Central. X.
Dmusik.-Western Union, X; line, >4; Rock Island,
X ; Illinois Central, 1; Union Pacific,
CLOSING MUCKS?3 P. M.
The closing prices at three P. M. were as lollows:
Kd. , ?'<<; Atkrd
w v I'MiitraL . **>X Mich Central .. 3t?S?
Harlem ...141 143 Illinois Central. r.3J?
0 O'i L'liluU I'aelHe.... b8
wit. Shura .. 4?>< 4*l? llau and St Jo... 11)
W^baah ..'J ?? II u.,d st J u prel.
NurthweVtl I'.... . 21 21 Vi UUIoauJ -Mlo... 4,
S3th5SlSf!f.: V& ?x %
f^rwayue ! WX ?3'. I'aelHe MaU 2uX
Jl^Pand i I'aiL 1*X Qnleksllver 14
M *M I'aul pld. 4tt 4?X yuicinllver oref. 2/
pitt.buru .... Hi <*+ Adaeis i xpreu. ?>X
Ee"WdWe.t. 8?X W.n. lT.rao 84
v i (VuirN . . 7 ? 4 Aw hXDreM,.e..
D.l end H Canal 3?X United Mates... 40
Morris and fcssex 07 <j714
TlitS MOSSY MARJtET.
Money on call lent ?asily at 2 per oent. The follow
Ing are the rates of oxchange on Ne*r York at the ub
dermentioned cities to-dsy:?Savannah, buying 3-16,
selling 6-16; Charleston easy, oflerlng ireoly, 3-16 i
3-16X premium; Clueluuau steady, buying par, selV
Ing 1-10; St. Louis, 100 premium; New Orleans, coin,
roorclal X? bttuk X 110(1 Uhicsgo oO premium. Foreigs
exchange is quiet und unchanged, with actual bnslnesi
at 4.87 a 4.87^ for bankers' 60 days sterling, and
4.89^ a 4.90 lor demaud.
1UK OOLU MAKKKT.
Gold opened at 100* and closed at 106 X. Ths
rates paid for borrowing ranged lrom flat to 1-64 pel
cent per diem.
CLEARIXO 110USS OTATXMS?T.
Currency ?66.30S,|?i
Curreucy Mlo.tHl
Gold exchanges
Uold balances OJ'.
tiold clearings at the National Bank ol the Slate ol
New York:?
Cold balances
Currency balances
Cross clearances
UOVKILNMKMT UU.N0S.
Govern scent bond* to-day were again lower, In arm*
patuy wilU the decline In gold. The following were
Ibe closlug quotations:?United States currency sixes
(ex iniero*tjf 12J* * ; da aa, do.. 1881. regi?
tered (ex Iniereet), 110J* a llOSf; do. oa, do., do.,
coupon, 114,'t alii!,'; do. do., da, 18A6, mw, regi*
ured (ex interest), 1 WJJf ? 107; da no., do., do., eou*
pon, 10ty% a 110; da ua, da, 1807. reglaiered (ex id
lorwi), 10#l{ a 110; do. do., da, da, coupon, ll'J% I
113',; da da, da, 1B0S, regiitered (ex intoresi), ll'J&;
do. do., Uvea, 1808, ooopou, 116; do. da, loD-iorilee,
registered, lllJi all2i{; do. da, do., ooapon, 1121
u 112>i;do. do., live*, 1H81, roglatered, 111a 111*; oq
da, da, do., coupon, 111 ? 111*; do. do.,4jf's, 18#i
rcglHicrod, l06Ji a 107; da da, do. ,da, coupon (el
inleroMt), 100,', a 107.
UNITKD BTATKU TkHAHCST.
The revenue receipt* were $2;>0.000; oieVoraa r*
eeipie, $380,000; bank notes received today, $700,00?
Tbe i'roanurjr diwburseiucnls tor ibe month of Hey,
exclusive of principal and interest on public debt, wer?
$11,600,000. An.ouui oi United 8tatu? bonds redeemed
at Ibe Treasury for Die month or May, $>'U,2.'iU,00a
The Treasury balanced In connection with Ule debt
statemeut were as follows:?
Currently $4,800,000
COIU l03.U0.0tH)
l.csv coiu aertlllcatea 46,400,000
The public debt statemonl lor May shows a (Ucreait
lu debt of $0,081,000.
Till VOKKIUX SAKKIf,
The London advieee report a couimuoas rise In em
taoN muED on junth ??<*&>

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