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NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, MARCH 1, 1879,—TRIPLE SHEET. the United States ; also his expenses in returning to bse _LEGAL NOTICE THE REFUGEE AFGHAN, {From the Pall Mall Gazette.] ‘The relative of Shere Ali mentioned by the Tash- kend correspondent of the New York Heraup (in a telegram recently published) as Abdul-ak-man, and REAL ESTATE. erneees “* HON UF MOLT ( | United States; in all, $377 48. Others of the crew ASWiee sick ONCE 1s THF ACHON OF MOTTE TI IE C RTS. expected to return to this city in a short time, and further suit! expected, ‘The vessel was bonded aaeraey aid yentonine Gupta Carver is n0 longer | _ Tho following sales were made on tho Real Estate in charge of her. Frederick K, Clark is counsel tor Exchange February 28:— th elant, and W. W. Goodrich for the re- BY KV, MARNETT. =e ee 7 : John S. Williamson, referee—Foreelosure sale of » two three story trame dwellings, ie plot of f the doce: AT PRIVATE, ROPERIY OF A rn 7 OF AG. ¢ STREINW ERIN 7 residing at Frostbury where furth of Scotland, and oth has pronounced the foilowing interlocutor: —"a4th Adam ENTLE, AY NO i UPRIGHT PIANO Legal Liabilities for Loss PARLO WING KOOM SUITS, im erimson, fe payment; bolds the coudese . ¥ Base agen gat m2 Mac Ned Le io who is saidto have come to Tashkend from Samar- satin aud 3 Parkiaty Lounges ions as the coudescendonce of the fu of Cargoes, THE CLEOPATRA'S CREW. Sel ere ianisnel’ nina f ceha swehaue ne tee moos Meine 00 ia deeb aaa me EXTIEN IMPORTANT Ol A decision was rendered yesterday in the United | prick 11, Jones, referee Farvctesure sale of the years,” is obviously the personage more generally s? VELVE? ~ States District Court, by Judge Choate, in the suit of Ehr00 story ‘prick pullding, with gore lok 10. known as “Abdul Rahman," whose arrival as a fugi- FURS ES, welchanine lokeeke mee SPOKE HIS MIND, | Michsel Galagher and others, seamen on the steamer | 571) $¢'/to plaintiif......se nessa. - 17,000 | tive in Russian territory some eight or nine yeara Fastlake and Queen Anne styles; inlaid gut Bedsteads, GIBSUN-CRAIG, DALZIEL & BRODIES, Ws, Cleopatra, against D, C. Murray & Co., her owners | yw nasson referee Feiosure sale of ago Was made at the time the subject of correspond. | en miaters at p Tables at BRS ee ae 5 Tuistex st., Epineunaen, Fob. 6, saaente for nese and agents. In October last the Cleopatra struck on a vlot of land, Stain, on thee. sof 2d av., 51 ft. Maes ence between the Russian and lish governments, wungos, Roc arble. top Tables, ‘ ) PHISTLR st., Epixnunan, Fob. 6, 1879. 2 . &, Of bad st., to plait es i Rag Mattresses. Pillows, rep, piush, bairelosh Suits, Mirrors, = - . a rock in the harbor of Nassau, N. P., and was 80 a Abdul Rahman, after his flight from Afghan- Dining Furniture txceusici Pablo, Bullet, Chaiee tn INSTRUCTION. Mitigated Penalties for Taking | jaay damaged that sho was afterward abandoned to | Kaward S. Dakin, roferce—Forsclogure sale of two istan, applied for protection in the first im Hall Stange Chains (tal era SAN INSTRUCTOR IN THR Human Life. the underwriters. ‘Lhe crew were discharged in| {oUF story brown stone front, dwellings, uubiy: Rae en ee coe bods boxed fai required. Ti S stating terms per léssou, . . shed, with plot of tw <100, 00 the &. 2 ae ods boxsd far abl plug if reqpired. ‘ake any sta ‘ we Nassau. A number were sent to New York, bitigd some Serco ‘tn thee ber] Piyby ser toys But that Minister, in the words of Baron Brunnow, “A UCTION SA ENIC SCHOOL.—A PHYSICIAN of them refused to come and remained in Nassau @| 6f ist av..'to Thomas J. McCahill.. 7,025 | Writing to Lord ‘Clarendon, “had been ordered by rick the Emperor to refuse it, as Afghanistan was beyo! y is r in New York 4 et Also—Executor’s sale, of the three story aisles * published hy "Christian aM Among other decisions handed in by Judge Choate | considerable tie longer, {The tne? helt arnival | howe,an lot, No. G7 West Piuh'at dee th | 4 | the limits of Russian influence.” "A fow mouths COMM uaumpsion May Be Prevented, yesterday, in the United States District Court, was | in New York and three months’ extra wages + Box 050 Rahman presented himself at Samareand, ion aye Pr gt where the fact of Afghanistan's being “beyond the sphere of Russia’s intluence” did not prevent his being hospitably received, Goneral Kaufmann sent & letter to Shere Ali to explain under what circum- on account of their discharge in Nassau. ‘This claim is disallowed by Judge Choate; but he holds that the crew are entitled to their wages up to December 11, when they were discharged. ‘This claim is allowed, one in the suit of the Donner & De Castro Sugar Total Refining Company against the ship Strand, of which Messrs. Grinnell, Minturn & Co, were consignees. HST, (FRENCH 'S Ladies’ School, 67 OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. is Mime. amet LEC PARL( Boulevard Bineau, Pari ° real estate | stances he had received a preten: CoE otk ‘PAL )AMILIES, SCHOOL GEy PROMPTLY PRO. | THere were shipped upon this vessel at Manila, | and also twenty days’ extra pay, the penalty imposed | | The following statement shows tho real os throne. “My august master "he wrote: veohins ISLAID AND, MALL oF TABLES, Hided with teachers’ of Known calibre and character, | among other goods, 34,742 mats of sugar, weighing Pe tie Quiros “As tothe seumen who stayed in Nas. | ansactions recorded in the Register’s office Febra- | hospitality to no one, especially to « man in misfor- PA 8 MERHORN, 30 East 14th, about 2,490,940 pounds. The merchandise wes | san he says there is no reason why they should be | 8¥ 28, 1879:— tune.” But at the same time Abdul Rahman was DROOM shipped under bills of lading acknowledging their | paid beyond the 11th of Decomber, when they were | O34 st, #179 ft. w. of Tat Rob ta count of And interference oe ate Dehalf ag discharged in consequence of the voyage being hope- | | Ls. R. Wood and wife to Aug against Bhere All, nor on “any help whatever overness, $i- mer; lady, Gerni y for Piano and sing! r mathemat ast lath. 250 ft. eof 4th av. from General Kaufmann, General Kaufmann also 800 | sent, Jor communication to the English govern- ment, an account of a severe lecture which he had ~ | delivered to Abdul Rahman when that enterprisin, refugee had sought to persuade him “that it woul be expedient for Russia, in order to secure herself against the hostility of Englund, to agsist him to receipt in good order and condition and stipulating for their delivery in New York in like good condi- tion, all perils of the sea excepted. The Strand sailed from Manila on August 1, 1876, and upon her arrival here delivered 31,663 mats of sugar, weighing It was claimed in the de- lessly broken up. A decree is ordered for the libel- | Meth st. lants, with costs and a reference to compute the, nt. H. Heath appeared for libellants and J. ood tor respondents. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. n scopalin’ Yi ut Epi hboring city. 8 nel Bo 4 20 4 Pr 2 3 2 E. @ AegtON ‘ssi NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS, a f Morgan to Simon Kay. Monrve ay., n, w. corner of Warren st., ._ BETWEEN about 1,003,865 pounds, 2 y Jabul.”” a RDAY) MORNING Fnipay, Fob, 28,187 | fence that theatre shite panicnat es e- | Discharges in bankraptey wore granted yesterday | MUNN’ wrsa!t ahing te Walemtine to George Meclur Fay cele eter per reer ts ypengthter tess tap ening Gow, BAe Oe RECEIPTS FOR TWO DAYS. ence thatthe ship sprang, ae luring the voyase | sn the United States District Court, by Judge Choate, | _ to ere . thing more than simple hospitality, for, accordin d ‘euls Sheep on account of violent storms, and that the damage 10th av., e. 49.11 ft. sof 154th st., S100; samo Pp) 2 wd vd to Thomas Cockerill, William Wood and Rosa Gold- smith, m Suits, in satin and los, Grand Square binets, Bookeases, De to Mr. Schuyler, who mentious the fact in his report to the United States government on the affairs of Central Asia, Abdul Rahman was placed on the list aud resulted from this leak, As to the 3,079 mats not delivered, these were thrown overboard to save the Hoge. Yards, Sixtioth street, ‘airs, Oil Paintings by master artists, Bronzes, | Portioth tees 2,05 ‘A decision was rendered yosterday, in tho United sear are Mirrors, 1b ome “ham ber Y ee i ae . © Russian army and had an allowance made to Tere Nosteene’ "penaion Coase” berier Makereeae | Pe isi | ship. Judge Choate finds that these facts are suMl. | 116 Gireuit Court, in tho mattor of the demurrer him of no less than 25,000 ronbles@ year. Suchs + . Bedsteads, ‘Drossing Wardrobes, spring and pets, Extension Tables, B Glass, China and_ Silver Furniture. ALBERT KRAEM ked, shipped, &e. TUNIS JOH cieutly proven; that the Captain was justified in throwing overboard the number of mats not de- livered, and that for all the loss and damage to the cargo from salt water up to the time the ship began to discharge her cargo the libellants have no claim, as the source was purely a peril of the sea. He holds, however, that the additional loss while the vessel was unloading at Martin's stores,in Brooklyn pension would hardly have been ussigried to him had not the possibility been contemplated of his sex vices being some day required in Afghanistan, THE RIVER OXUS. Liuttrosses, Brussels Ci airs, Hall Stand: Basoment and Servants ER, Auctioneer. Goods us 3 .! Sas erate run trade was slow and values were not any further depressed ou the closing rates of last Wednesday. Qu y coarse to good; prices Te. a 1 weights 5 cwt. a 9 ewt.; general allow- bs, net. A few top steors obtained xtieth street yards T.%C. Eustman sold er Ib, weight c k t to the information in the case of the United States against Anton Mollor, The demurrer is dismissed, and the defendant called upon to plead. Mollor was a Custom House broker, and is charged upon in- formation, under section 5,445 of the Revised Statutes, with making false entries at the Custom House. On application of Mr. Frederick Smythe Judge Donohue. yesterday granted an order suthorizing William J. Best, receiver of the National Trust Com- d stand THE MOST IMPORTANT EVENT THAT HAS HAP+ PENED IN CENTRAL ASIA, THIS DAY (SATURDAY), AT 11 O'CLOCK, at our salesroom, 37 Nassau st., Coon & Thomp: \d wife to Catharine LD FURNITU! ate. a Oke. per lb, weight By ‘ Kee} vi a 11 $400,000 worth of first mortgage bonds a penn yt OED SUNT EE, bung 17 tilinois steors at Mie, perib., with lon porhead, | {FM # failure to Keep the pumps at work, was du Le ene Mivinion Gt the Onto ean eae! 105.6 ft. w, of 2d ay, [From the Caloutta Pioneer.) OLDING welxht 7 cw ©. Kah Kahn & Co. 6 bulls, Srasintet omnaee eT aRaE oe atte een aa wale sippi Railroad Company. These bonds were taken mpany to Mary A. Katten: Various answers might be given to the question, : ve weight 1, por ib.; 8 rough oxe! . . Ba ac eil Basel, Fey at'Se, per ib., wolghe o purl sioort atue a | for the ensulng delay in the delivery of the cargo, | as collateral for a loan of $100,000 made some two | poxingioa wei, aco. cornor of Madi ve What is the most important political event that hae ‘i i fy ewt. 471, ewt. D. Waixel sold for | the respondents are liable. In these particulars a | years ago. Michael Dufly and wife to Cathrine Dufly.......- 34,000 | happened recently in Central Asia?” The occupation with slip vers; gilt Pier Mirrors with Bron crimson brocatel, por 1b.. weights 0 Madinon av,, s. w. cornor of 46th st., 120x200 to 45th st ; Joshua Crane and wife to Clarte ‘The jury in the suit for $20,000 damages for alleged slander, brought by Mrs. Annie R. Hann against H. J. Sheflicld and Jerome B, Fellows, rendered a ver- dict yesterday exonerating Mr. Sheffield from. all blame and liability and mulcting Mr. Fellows in $750 damages. Judge Lawrence granted a motion for a stay of judgment for thirty days in order to make out a case for appeal. There has just been concluded before Judge Van Brunt, holding Supreme Circuit, the second trial of . at 8c. per lb, weight 54, ewt, :149 Illinois stecrs—37 head at Se. ver 1b..67 head at He: per i h $1 on per head on 35 head: 15 hivad at 1c. per ib., with & of the lot; 15 head at 10%&e. por Ib., with Sl on per head: 15 head at 10%e, per 1b,, with 1 on per head—weights 5 ewt. a 6g ewte a 9 ewt, F. Joseph sold for self 103 Tiinois stecrs—o2 head at 9e. Is head at Dye. pee Ib., with head; 33 head at Oc, per’ Ib. with head on 17 head and Sve. o ant, a 6 ewt., strong, i for Moyer & Regenstein 159 Illinois stoers—a head at 9ige, P. Hemen- of Jellalabad or Candahar by British troops; the oc- cupation of Kashgar und Yarkund by the Chinese; the occupation of Khokand by the Russians; all these events might be named. But the occnpation of itsold bed by the Oxus may perhaps be more im- portant politically than any of these,” It will mean most likely that the frontiers of Russia and Asia are decree is given tor the libellants, and a reference ordered to compute the loss. I. D. Benedict appeared for the libellants and Messrs, Stillman and Butler for the claimants. Another decision rendered yesterday by Judge Choate was upon a very similar’ question. This was in the suit of Edward F, Davison and others against the Austrian brig Eloga and resulted in favor of the libellants, and a reference was ordered to compute the amount due. The suit was to recover for failure », ONE SQUARE DO., Carpets, lot ‘Olicloths; also very fine glass partition, with counters, drawers, also a general assortment of ofiee Furnic t OF CHEMICALS. \ O'CLO! \ CARPETS WS, AUCTIC 75x100.11 “(ouo- 240 ft. . of 4th 465 ft, 0. of AT MATHEWS’ AR DANIEL A. MATH d others to Samuel 'B. Kenyon, me aan Day ae al OGEDC K, AT KEELER'S pei pee Lon per head on 16 oo 107 ( ad at Yee. | to deliver m good order and condition a cargo of polit brought by none J. Andrew eae others against 1agh st. Riera SN 4th pices advanced and her communications improved more TRKISIL PEBSTAN SEAN CARP r1b.! with $1 off per head on BO head; 20 head at 104,c. a 2 ip) yuco. | the New Jersey Steamboat Company to recover -one- 2 a : 8. 0 h av., 25x100,1; ADR cw YOU ©O., AUCTION SALES- | 64s ewt, a 7 ewt. a 8 owt At Jorsey City yards f he: Sunda that | in the Hudson, River November 10, 1864. ‘The origi- hat... 6. 500.2 ft. w. of Bth av., 19-2x100.5 twenty. ‘The Russians themselves are fully aware Mes roots ne Seatin oh oeils tel Wuhan eeeeate aes. | Gee son sold on commission bull, | aud upon the delivery of her cargo it was found that | in the Hudson River » sieving Henry E. Davies und wife to Francis H, Davies... 9,500 at 12 o'clock, second hand Furniture, Pianos, Parior Suits, | live weight 0 Tbs, at per. Ib.: 27 Ilinoia | fifty-nine bags were entirely empty and 329 bags | nal claim was for $29,250, and the case has already . 8., 125 ft. 0, of Madison av., 100x102,2 of the chance and are taking precautions to make ita Bedding, . i x 10e. c per Ib., weights 83% ewt. » 9 | partly empty. It was claimed by the libellants that | been once to the Court ot Appeals. The present suit tus Embury and others to John &. Ford... Nom. | certainty, ‘Lhe Russkaya Pravada confirms that Dadisman | & Brown’ 39 Lilinois steers—5 | the loss was caused by the careless manner | resulted ina verdict tor the plaintiffs, which in- aw 689.3 ti of Willimspridgo statement ‘that tho dam of the Oxus at Bend had lwcdonald and w: © head at 10e. | in which the merchandise was stowed and want | cludes interest for the last fitteen years for $58,455 31, B 7 1b., 15 head at 4c. per II 10ly MS Pte 6 Taw RT CHL forbade u been broken, and that consequently there was a flow atuads, Burcaus, Washetand n weeiee Sclnkt 1580 iva Mode Deeieeat Tit | of proper drainage and of proper care on 8 100 it. w, : of water into the Usboi, an old bed of the river.” -S Body Brussels Carpets, Sewing M.: uke to Francis V MARRYING FOR MONEY. 200 yards Vileloe chines, Pullinsses, the part of the master and crew. On the ground P 5 head at tb need. ss Oc per that the ship has failed to show that the damage to nois steers—13 head at 8: 13 head at 10¢, per Ib.— ; From the earliest ages the people of the Khorasmian ol idschmidt sold for s Seay Boulevard, n, w, corner of Sth st.,100: plains have used the waters of the Oxus for irrigat.on, attrosses, Stoves, Mirrors, &e, % lac: Maria Davis and husband’ to Constance M. wt. a Gly owt. ts, Ty ewt, f 31 Iino’ T ULLMANN E G0, AUGHONRERS, ER noig steers— head at | the cargo was not caused by a peril of the sea, but Ly i i ses Bays ioe ck, No.'S2, Nassan at.. entire contents | 2 por Is, 28 Loud at 10e. per Ib. with Ove off per head | insufficient stowage and drainage, @ decision is ren- | | Saunuel L, Clark tells, in the Supreme Court in | smith. nearer reed heehee ine ang 1 Ue oat Cigar Store, containing about 40,000 imported, Key West | wUlents 7H ewt atig owt, D. G- Culver auld for'S. W. Al: | dered for the libellants, George H, Forster appeared | this city, a curious story of his matrimonial ex- itu and wife to Anthony Sniyth.-; 16,000 | in the Caspian, to which Lake Aral once was joined, ae Galena 8. Rosonthal sold on commission 08 Hilnois steers at nend | £08 Ubelianss ead Wes: Beste te perience. He says that some five years ago, he being wa of Sthav., 2x0; Francis | | and arisciyornt an the. surkheket exsrerniiy) cf Uae 2 ai Se. por tb., with SL off por head on rand 81 on —_———- 4 ; wand w iguste Zschwetzke, Nom. | Aral, the river has always oscillated. ‘The velocity o PRY, AUCTIONEER, 8 : ; St hen : é + then thirty-two years of age, he formed the acquaint 5 1 y' iy PRY, AUCTIONEBE, SELL ner Peon on te eee hhoallat Ge. por tb, 25 hind at A JUDICIAL PRONUNCIAMENTO. Be apie anni eee ke apa Dj David 8: Wiflinats to Stary 11000 | the ‘Fiver, from one cause or another, decreases; BGs. off por hoad—weights 63 owe. 7% ewt a Tg ewt In Part 2 of the Court of General Sessi Lastbibs Sag ne ae eee soe i 6. Of ist _av,, 25x ‘ the clay’ laden stream deposits more of its idler sold on commission 70 Missourl stoors—98 h 2a baghiiog says e sions, | plump and considerably past forty. Shortly after ry (referee) to John Sullivan burden in its bed near the mouth, is com- : Soc. por Ib, with $1 on per head; 14 head | Judge Cowing presiding, Mr. William F. Howe, | noir acquaintance he alleges that Mrs, Bery | 10th av. 4.e. corucr of pelled to seek a lower level outlet, and that Nt sc. per Ib.." with 5c. off per head; 20 ead Dehalf of Louis Karmell, charged with ° a es 3 Olney (referee) to Lous oulet in course of time will some day be again peer epee per with 0c. on) per head—wefzhis | 08 behalf of Louis Karmell, charged with receiving | to1q nim the history of her life, incorporat- iRise. CEiesaiian, wha hives Are. Derg, tha deienoe i raw sith and: reps Mewes cuts Sow: 37 Titinois stocrs 20 head at | stolen goods, renewed yesterday his application to | ing tho rather disagreeable fact that she had secured | %H ay, (No. 613), Leopold Leichtto Henry Hartung; 4... | tradition, the Oxus of classical writers, waters the Bnd othor Curtains, Brusse with B10 on'the lot—weizhts 94 ewt, a6% ewt, Newton @ | 2dmit the accused to bail in §1,500, tho sum fixed by |, giyorce from her previous husband, which, | Bookman Tid end 116/400 Li Law: Khanate of Khiva, which else would be a desert, pets, excollont Bedroom Furniture, t- | Holmes sold 58 linvis steers—3 head at Size. per Ib., 14 | the committing magistrate. Assistant District At- rence js; S years . . 1,850 | Nearly all the irrigation canals lead off now from tusee Suits, Leebox, Hall Stand, Parlor Dosk, Pictures, 6, | end ne Size. perlb,, with Svc. on per head on} head’ 1 f however, gave her freedom to marry again, and the | 24 ay. (No. 79), Lewis Cowen to D. Bruckheimer the left bank, At the end of the cultivating season SEES OS RES load wt Ger per Ib. 8 hoxd ae Vie. por 1b., with § torney Lyon opposed the motion, on the ground that | serecable tact that she was worth over $100,000 in | and others: 5 years... ns: iy gj 240 | dams are built across the canal head, and the whole B. HERTS & SON, AUCTIONEERS, Toe. por lb with $3 offthe lot “wolghts 2a c there were some doubts existing as to the sufficiency | er own right. According to his story the courtship | Pit, Houston. st (Ne, 38), James Ik Campbell! to | population seta to work to clear the canals of the LE OF Rte 5 Tewt. _H. Westhei id one of the bail bond. Mr. Howe contended that the bail fc, (No. 24), Edward P, Tyson to Teane F. Deuzi; season's deposits. The clay soil of Khiva produces Ror ORain dichts 710 Ibs, w L800 Ibs. per head, at 2 40. pet tbe4 4 was all on her side, she, as he statos, “having be- | Dey st ‘No. - deen to Tanne I Dentls goo | under irrigation cotton ot very high quality. “There Ebsis. di. COLLAMORE & DO, Ohio stoors at Akio. w Msc. per Ib. of per head | Was good and had already been approved. He fur- | ome enamored of him.” As a final inducement to are several deserted channels through which the esti 11 head, weights Ui ewt. a7 wt.’ W. E. Dudley sold insisted that the accused Cruikshank, Augustus and wife to Robert Goolet, 7 a FOLLOWING DAYS, UNTIL SOLD, 6% cwt. Tofloy & Sons sold for N. Illinois steers de se) ¥ | davit, to give him $10,000 in cash directly after the | Eust River ferry Preven igs oa avid D. areand from the present Amou in a northwesterly direction, Mi " is at Size. por Ib. including 8 head ut Se. per Ib., weights 54g ewt, aGewt, saying that on that day the trial of John Brown, Towle of, 10 Bnet iver marriage ceremony. They were duly married, but East 34th st.; also and after passing Kunia Urgenge and avoiding the AT THEIR LATE WAREROOMS, e.8. ‘ A 4 Suxer aNd Lawns.—Domand fair: quality poor to good. | the Italian, was in progress and could not be inter- ro from 7th to 8th st.; and also dock, ferry houses, Aral turns southward and continues to Krasnovodsk NOr TOE BROADNNSS SEAM ASTON PEACE. | soap noid at $4 61s 480 perewt-riantaatgoSr'z ash | rupted, Mfr. Howe intimated that the question of | tte Promised $10,000 was siotrortheoming, fe how. | gcrryuoata, de. to. aecure, the payaent in May Bay, under the name of the Usboi, ‘The Usbol NOTICE, eee Judd & Buckingham sold 83 State sheep and “4 a a ever, did not press the payment with pertinacity, 1889, of 350 bonds of the denomination of $1. Channel, says Major Herbert Wood, who is the Having removed to our now ‘storo on Union square | limbs, weight 92 Ibs, per bead, at $5 O14 per ewt. Kase & | admitting the accused to bail had been somewhat | as she at once took him to Europe with her and paid bs reat English authority on the subject, and wo have instructed Messrs. HERTS & SON to close out, | Pileock sold 109 Ohio sheen, weight, 77 Ibs. per head, at | prejudiced by Captain Walsh, who had spoken to | all the bills. They spent some two years abroad, Se eitea “aiihes "ok the” Lake Ae” oe without reserve, at public auction, the entire surplus | $4 S144 per owt, hio sheep, weight 97 lbs. Judge Cowing in respect to the case, and to this istoric interest, and altogether stock of our uli sto: Broadway, consisting of every | St Sige, per Ib; 68 Ohio sheep, weight visiting all places of havejbeen quoting—presents the appearance of a great 4 : rene ene vent ari I eee ee Hdl course he took exception. Mr. Lyon said the was | hada very agreeable time, except occasional jars, f Le ecrtec end one ine Merlin, Drosdon, Wous- | told # Ntate shoop, weight 9. Iba per head, ato no objection to admitting the accused to bail pro- | arising, a8 he alleges, from her ungovernable teniper. Fo hee phepanp ler arg geet erate giao ee Sue Granuea, Clocke” Btskanry aie cise opetel ana | 2: 122 Ibs. strong por h vided the bond was approved. Judge Cowing ge- | Finally these occasional outbreaks of passion on her various lakes and springs. Still lower down the A Srnamental household ueticles, which aro now open for iu peal ee tices pee bet PN alt, Seige te peat marked that it waa true that Captain Walsh hhd | part became so frequent as to become monotonous, etic an Weadocten ine Oxus is Bend, the place spoken of in the Russian spection, with descriptive catalogtes. wore & co, | perbondat diac. perib,: 101 sate lambs, weight 02 ibe; | SPoken to, him on the subject, but | at the | At this stage of their matrimonial career he deemod | GCF that.w. of Ist av.: 4 mouth “4a | journal quoted, From Bend starts the Loudan * | strong por head, at $6 60 per ewt. time he no. idea what the Captain de- | it worth while to press his claim forthe $10,000. | Kattonhorn, Mary A., to the City Fire Insurance Canal, across the head of which a dam has been WEINH SEER. SELLS THIS VEALS AND CALVES.—Course quality calves not quoted. | sired to say to him. He had no doubt | which only made his wife the more furious, and ‘Company,'n. s. of Glst st., w. of 2d av.: S years... 3,750 | thrown, and afort has been built at Bend to protect Tf rong ay re 2 Laan veals sold at Se. ate, per ths; oily heud reported us pfeil a seis balcromelien? ihn rer he was | finally terminated in a flat refusal to give him any- in, Bo saa Ox, 6 8 OR IO D the dam. It is this dam at Bend which has now wery. south of Canal s sol domy his duty in conveying to him certain informa- | thing. st. ¢. of 4th av. : 3 year: nae > . Clothing, new ard old brellas, | — Mine .—No actual sal LN ‘ ‘d, Prank H. to Henry Lord been carried away, and the flow of the Oxus, in a Blankets, Glocks, Cigars, Liquors, ‘Watehos hud | $24 450 por head calver included wt Nominal values, | tion, yet it iuust be thoroughly understood by all | Feeling that injustice had been done to him and | lard, Rrauk. tte Hetty bord sy southerly direction, passing by the Loudan Canal at partics that while he held a judicial position he could not be approached by any person who might try to influence his action, nor would he allow any person near the bench on’ which he presided with that he was entitled to the compensation promised | #¢)..39% i! him on marrying a woman so many years his senior, and which was the ruling consideration of his mar- rying her, he is now secking justice at the hands of vor st., and also N: last reaches the Usboi Channel, and fills it us far ag Lake Sury Kamish. A Russian expedition has beer sent to explore the Usboi onw: to the Caspian, HoGs.—There were no live ho; UTICE, tii Leases of certain Piers and Bulkhoads will be offered DOMESTIC MARKETS. on saloon this forenoon, iblic sale, to be held b er of the Departinent of - ,. and when the snows of the Pamer melt and the Oxus si . No, 111 Broadway, any such motive in view. In the present | the courts, and brought suit in the Supreme Court to , Catharine H. and nd, to the adday, 13 nr full information seo the case, from the facts presented, he thought | com wife to fulfil her ante-marital contract, pa Company, is. wi gornec tet ey. ands. |e awolian in ths speing/ the rash ot. waters ss7/06 “Gity Record,” for sulo at No, 2 City Hall, Cotton firm; middling, 9'%. it bebo “1 case an Gee bail Peat be ac- | His tirst ees hint ag a an epee nee Ringtio, Jucob, to George Strause, 6. &. of Sth av., esi bd Marea NO STEAMSHIPS AND TRANSPORTATION ordi Net receipts, 19 cepted. He preferred, howe: at tho matter | was granted by Jui onohue, prohibiting his f 15th instalments 4 % Will bo sold at nuctior DiL.by Ad BLEBOKER, | 472. 3 038. 'Stock, Bt showld come through the usual ‘channel. ‘The bail | wife from interfering with $11,000 of securities | Smyth, Anthony, to dames i, Smith, nw of Tah GEOGRAPHICAL PROGRESS. Exchange Suiesroom, 111" Broadway, the valuable Water | {3522 halos: gross, 13.5%, ees bond was subsequently approved in the District At- | belonging to her 4nd placed tor safe keeping in the w. of gion ® [ + 14,000 late Front, foot Sid st., North River. Spain CORRE, 5-208; Cone ay aii torncy’s office and Karmel] was released. Karmel] lives | safety deposit vault of the National Park Bank. The Roitees aOR Ac te RS Ne of Yor Lite ashes: 14,000 {From the London Atheneum.) . URGANS. &. Cotton steady; middl at No. GO Henry strovt. | Not long sluce & lad named | ground of granting the order was his allegation that | “Gompuny, «. 6. of Bist et, 70 ft. 6 of Ist av. 1 Colonel Prejevalaky started on his Central Asian = b PIANOFORTE ES 5 fo mildaling, @ Arthur Pretscher, an employé of Theodore Bernau, a she is about to go to Europe and take the securities: SN MY REYURN PROM | ordinary. OXe, Net receipts, 7.74 xro brush manufacturer in Pearl street, was arrested on | with her. His complaint, however, in the $10,000 | 7°“ : + $000 | journey on the Ist inst. by the Nicholas Railway. ised lnrgely “Boatty's offer for | 5.00. Stock 2. Weekly —Not Fe the chsrge of larceny, and when brought to Captain | suit was not deemed sufticiently explicit, as it did | Beal, William R., to Zuma RB $1,565 | He is accompanied by Ensign Eklon (who was his am be afore Organ style Ts rtx—To ‘Great Brita Walsh's precinct over $380 worth of brushes | not state whether the alleged agreement made | De Mora, i 0 dames Sires 1 Fy ‘ to M fs ore, J eave swells. oete ot, seeds. weENs boxed Continent, 9,118; ¢ were found concealed on his person, —In- | by his wife to pay the $10,000 was put in writing or | Moore, Jeremiah IL, to John Waldic. 2.500 | sociate on bis two previous journeys to Mongolie vas their demand our men worked at the 1879, formation furnished by this boy led to | not. The case came before Judge Donobue, in Su- | Rovunstoin, Proderick, to Joba M. Ganda, Tou) | and Lob-Nor), Ensign Roborovsky, as draughtsman, M. to Hil orders. This unparalleled offer Bi the arrest of Karmell, in whose possession | preme Court, Chambers, yesterday, to amend the | Same to same.. . ‘45 | and two subordinates. At Kuldja, he will be joined socure It, howe pts, Ti bales, | it is alleged, a quantity of hair, nail, tooth and shoe | complaint in’ this particular, Wood, Fernando, to Joseph LR) Wood S 1 $145 and upward: by the same interpreter that he had on his last jour- C2 BS BS ark: brushes were found, valued at’ $60," Pretscher, who es, 1,000. Stock, 43,606, str Export Net receipts, Latest circular free, N Cotton firm; middling, 9 5-16e. 3. some of them nearly Net receipts, 1, I ewnd Upright Pianos, largest select ordinury, §%c. un. lor Organs of struments represented Cotton firm; stocie light; middling, 9 T, SQUARE AND GRAND | %9e.; good ordinary pt also for sale and rent, receipts, 5,602 bules to the Continent, 920; coastwise. 3.498. Sale: d Pian WM. KNABE & ©O., “AT HAZLETON BiK above 1th st, URERS, 44 AND assortment of new aud sec. vod as new) will Spirits of turpentine firt ine firm at $115 for hard, ai Pianos (wome of the latter as Tie ttenay tc gina tod at prices to suit the ti N OCTAVE PIAN °S, 26 Bleecker st., noar Bowery. py $1 75 for yellow dip, $1 7 for virgin, _____ | Corn unetianged. AND STOOL, Burrato, Feb, 28, od demand; sales of 1,100 bb h ices. # No. 1 hard Di quoted $1; No. white winter, $1 05 a $107, at Bye. ; old No. 2, on Oats quiet; W asl State retailing i rly netive: sales u on private terms: Stute He. wie. Mult steady meal fuiriy’ active Hnished, $) 40 e. ‘Le. ; Y WILL DISPOS! rich etc on cost SQ), for $00, Residence, 2th. them used but @ very short jans, and really almost as jood wa y resp Piowse call as the th av. und 16th et, ROSEWOOD 7 OCTAVE co 226 East BOth st. AA great bary 0 ully warranted in © WEBER Wareroom corn, 24,000 do.; oats, 2 Dernort, Fob. 28, 1879, nict but firm: sales 400 bbix, white at’ $4850 ‘ober, lov le. per page. BON, 13 Wost 14ch heat quiot; extra white Miehig vood Pinnforte, Stoinway and Upright, $125, 157 Bleecker st. RENT—$ PER MONTH, OR SOLD ON ly iustalments of $6 RTO MAKE ROOM FOR | wheat, 17,000 bushels; corn, 1,000 do. amber Michiga ad . 4 te ront at $4 per month. 2 amber. Llinols, $1.06; Western are high mixed, 36\e.; pert, {PLENDID ONJANS, B40, rejocted, Sige. Onis dull aud unchanged. 197 octave wll rosewood Pianon, St Warranted six ye Feevived for justrut i monthly paymonte Flour tn good demand at fall prices. 2 shoulders, ®4 M2S5; short ‘Dressed hojgs dull and a shi Receipts—Plow un * STORAGE WARK. st, for farnitur romptly wud reliably STORAGE WAREHOUSES, xt, hear Browdway PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET, CARRIAGE AND F The printing cloth mark Hight snies, but with & very large quantity qe., Cast, Lor U4 square clothe, ec , Cushy, Less one per cont, and for UX clots Wt 2%40., cash, eae COTTON REC ts of cotton att TENT IN Vit HOURS AT THE TRETH-OVEN DENTAL y repaired while waith is only fifteen years old, when arraigned some’ time ago in the Court of General Sessions, was ordered by Judge Cowing to be sent to the State Reformatory at Elmira, Taking all these circumstances into ac- count Captain Walsh stated yesterday that he con sidered it his duty to notify the proper authorities on the question of bail. Itshould be added that Mr. Howe insisted that only $20 worth of whisk brooms were wileged to have been feloniously re- ceived, of which crime, he said, his client was inno- cent. SENTENCES FOR MANSLAUGHTER. John Brown, the Italian, who was convicted in the Court of General Sessions late on Thursday night of manslaughter in the fourth degree in having killed John Regallio, a fellow countryman, with a club at No. 16 Baxter street on Christmas night, was called to the bar for sentence yesterday morning, by Assistant District Attorney Herring.. The accused, a sharp featured, wiry little man, was ao foreman in Durand’s looking glass factory and his victim an organ grinder. During a carouse Brown became enraged and attacked Regallio with a macaroni roller, with which he beat him on the head, Brown bore by no means 4n enviable character, hay- ing been concerned in sevaral affrays, When the jury retired they stood eleven to one for convic- tion of manslaughter in the third degree, The dis- senting juror held out for four hours, and finally concurred with his associates as to the guilt of the prisoner—the degree, however, being reduced to manslaughter in the fourth degree, This escape was cousidered @ lucky one for the prisoner, His counsel, Mr. Howe, before sentence was im- posed, ealled the attention of the Court to the good character that had been given him by his former employer. In passing sentence Judge Cowing observed that the jury in the very mud verdict rendered had exhaus all the mercy that could be shown. Under the circumstances it was the duty of the Court to impose the full penalty of the law—two years in State Prison at hard labor. Peter O'Rourke, 4 canal boatman, convicted a few days since of causing the death of a lad named Denis Sullivan, was called up in Part 1 of the Court of General Sessions yesterday for sentence. ‘The tacts developed on the trial were that Sullivan und two other boys were fishing at the foot of pier Kast River when, provoked by some trivial cause, ‘the accused threw a brick at them, Sullivan reeeivingt the blow on. head, which caused him to fall into the river, when he was drowned. In extenuation, it was urged that there was no intent to cause death, The jury returned # verdict of manslaughter in the third degree. In view of the previous excellent char- acter of the prisoner Judge Gildersieeye impored the mitigated penalty of two years in the State Prison at hard labor. A STORY OF THE SEA, A libel was granted a day or two ago in tho United States District Court, by Judge Choate, against the bark Augustine Kibbie, and the vessel was seized by Deputy Marshal Jeffries while unloading a cargo of sugar at the stores in South Brooklyn, The libellant, Frederick Miller, alleges that he was engaged ax ono of the crew of the Kibbie for the voyage to South Australia and return to this port. The bark sailed from New York November 6, 1875, Shortly after her arrival in Port Adelaide Miller alleges that Captain Puineas ¢ ,ina fit of anger and while intoxi- cated, turned the whole crew ashore without cause and would not permit them to return. it is further alleged that Captain Carver then cngaged @ se crew and sailed for Plymouth, England. While there trou arose with this crew, and, — fear ing detention on this account, it is said that the ship was run out of Plymouth at nigit without any clearance papers, Under these circumstances it was impossible for the ship to re« tura to the United States, as she would be liable to seizure, and she made one or two voyages up the Mediterranean Sea, It is alleged that Captain Carver returned to the United Staves with his vessel Jast July and entered at Searsport, Me and where the vessel hails trom. ral weeks, and, finally obtaining pap tered in August, 1878, The libellant claims wages for tue full voyaue aud up to the time of her return to pnd | STATE PRISON FOR LIFE. Charles Bernstein and Abraham D, Freeman, con- victed of arson in the first degree in setting fire to the tenement house No. 11 Ludlow street, were yes- terday brought before Judge Barrett, in the Court of Oyer and Terminer, for sentence, Both prisoners looked very thugh depressed and had evidently made up their minds for the worst. By their sides were also seated their respective wives, in whose countenances were also exhibited the deepest anxiety as to the final result. Mr. Edwin M, Fox, counsel for the prisoners, moved for an arrest of judgment, which was denied, as was also a subsequent motion for a new trial. On being asked if they had anything to say why sentence should not be passed Freeman averred his inno- cence of the crime charged, and attributed his con- viction to the pre, of the District Attorney and Vire Marshal. Bernstein indulged in quite extended remarks. He also avowed his innocence and averred that the fact of his innocence would one day be proved. He begged for mercy on account of his poor parents. . In passing sentence Judge Barrett spoke at some length. He said that the case was so clear, so abso- lutely convincing against the prisoners, that it was positively dificult to charge the jury without seem- ing to close the door against them. As a public magistrate he felt bound to say that their conviction was just, and he hoped that its effect might be wholesome to the community in view of the grow- ing prevalence of incendiary fires, He then sen- tenced both prisoners to State Prison for life. Both prisoners were greatly affected, ax wore their After sentence wives, relatives and friends preseut. they w handeutied and tak to be taken to Sing Sing to join Isaac Pearlstein, a third accomplice, recently convicted of the same great crime in the General Sessions, and also seu tor lite. BURGLARY AND ARSON. On Thursday night thieves effected an entrance to the hardware store of Alfred Cole, No. 109 Fourth avenue, College Point, Long Island, by removing a shutter and litting the window. ‘Thoy cut the bell wire so as to prevent an alarm when they opened the front door to make easy the way of escape. Mr. Cole estimates his loss by the robbery at $200, The thieves started three fires in the rool be Dut fortunately # domestic in the fauily above the store the tamily and the fires were que iia there been veu- tilation to fan the danse the building would have been destroyed. ATTEMPTED ARSON, On Wednesday night a barrel of kerosene was stolen from ©, W. Payne's store in Sag Harbor, L, L, and rolled as far as Nathan Babor's carpenter shop, where a lot of waste trom an engine house was placed and set on fire, so Chat it would communicate with the barrel of oil aud cause the truction of the building; but the waste, tt would seem, could not be made to burn satistactorily and the plot was abandoned, . PAYING THE PIPER. Detectives Rogers and Dovey, of the Central Office, yesterday arrested Gustay Movett on a warrant issued by Justice Otterbourg. They found him at No. 49 Lexington avenue, where he has been residing while attending lectures at the Twenty-third Street Medical College. Morett, according to the complaint, took a trip to Schoharie county some tine since, and while there made morry with various marriageable young ladies, whom he drove about in carriages and other- Wise ontertained, ‘The bills, however, it is alleged, he was laggard in settling, and the Sherif of Scho- harie came to this city armed with a wartant for his arrest tor false pretenses. ‘Lhe detectives took the prisoner to the Central Office, where he was turned over tu this oilivial, WEIGHTS AND MEASURES, A committee of the Board of Aldermen, consisting of Messrs, Strack, Burns and Foster, met yesterday afternoon for the purpose of acting upon a resolu- tion introduced in the Common Council a short time since in relation to regulating the charges exacted by the inspectors of weights and measures, Mr. Jackson 8. Schultz, Mr. Mills and other merchants were present, Mr. Schultz, in his remarks, pleaded for the abolition of the system of trying to compel citizens to be honest by providing for the inspection of all measures of quantity. He favored the intro- duction of a bill in the State Legislature which would abolish the office of weight imspector, The city should not put a seal on a man’s measures certifying to their correctness when false weights could be sub- stituted for the correct ones when the inspector had departed. Mr. Schultz denounced the course pur- sued by some of the inspectors, and said he would like to see “this last remiunt of barbarism disappear,” Mr. Hill said that when Mr. Jacob A. Banta, one of the inspectors, visited his store he certified to the correctness of a large scale, although the weight was false. ‘This statement Mr. Banta subsequently ¢ nied, and recounted the many disadvantages under which the inspectors labor. Mr. Banta, who takes charge of the west side of the city, said that his “gross income” was less than $3,000 4 year, Mr. Thomas McCormick, the Second district in- spector, stated that he wax appointed by Mayor lavemeyer to succecd his brother, who left « wife and five children. ‘The understanding was that he was to support and educate his brother's family, By a decision of the Court, filed in the County Clerk's office, Mr. Theodore 8. Kent, who claimed to be an inspector of the Second district, was declared to have no authority to inspect weights or measures, Kent, however, had still yone on and exacted fees, notwithstanding the docision of 4 court that by so doing he acted without the slightest authority of law. Mr, McCormick ex- hibited his certificate of appointment, and in reply to questions ot Me. Schultz stated that his income r. ‘The comm hold another session on next Friday, and will probably examine # tew other wit nesses. Itix expected that the investigation begun by the committee will have the effect of breaking up a practice alleged to exist by which great injustice is practised upon merchants aud retail dealers in this city. Many complaints on the subject have been made from time to time to Mayors Havemeyer, Wickham, Ely aud Cooper. OVER A GAME OF CARDS, John Murray, of No. 106 Princo street, Brooklyn; Jovxeph Creighton, of No, 11 Liberty streot, and Thomas Burke, of No, 106 Prince street, who were arrested on Thursday night last on snap having assaulted Thomas O'Hara, of No. 312 Hudson avenue, were taken before Justice Walsh yesterday morning and by him comunitted to Raymond Street Jail, on charges of assault and battery and pnious assanit. They ail pieaded not guilty, The figlt between O'Hara and the accuseu is said to have originated over @ ame of cards in the saloon of Her- man Metzer, corner of Goid and ‘Tillary streets, when O Hara was knocked scuseless with a kerosene lamp, It in said that the injured man's skull was fractured by the blow, and that he now lies ina dangerous con- dition at his residence, GUNNER WAUGH’S ‘TRIAL. The trial of Gunner Kaward J, Waugh, of tho United States Navy, for stealing from the govern- ment, was continued yesterday before the court mar- tial now sitting in the hall of the guard house at the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Members of the press were excluded, and the proceedings were conducted with closed doors, Lieutenant Paul St, O. Murphy acted udye Advocate, and Captain D. L. Braine as Presi- 1. ‘The trial will occupy the attention of the avout three days, ney, and at. Zaissan by five Cossacks, From the last named place the expedition will start with thirty camels and some horses for Hami and Sub-chau, and thence proceed to the mountains of Kansu, which are so interesting on account of the richness of the animal and vegetables life there represented, The party will then make for Lhassa by; the usual route, and by February, 1890, w hope to reach the Himala: by way of the Brahmaputra River, The Colonel will then despatch his collections to Urga, under charge of his Cossacks, aud he himselt will travel to Kuotan, Kashghar and Ferghana. He has been most fully equipped for thix arduous task, the Imperial Russian Geographi- cul Society having contributed 20,000 roubles. ‘The scope of the Colonel's proposed researches is most comprehensive and even ambitious. It includes the examination of the route across the desert from Ham to Kansu and on to Lhassa, the southern por- tion of which especially requires attention, and the exploration of the only remaining unknown portion of the course of the Brahmaputra, and of the direct route from Lhassa to Khotan. If he can accomplish but a third of this programme he will have donee great geographical service, AN UNSUCCESSFUL JOURNEY, M. Oshanin, the Russian explorer who has recently travelled through Hissar, Karateghin and the North+ ern Pamir, has had to return without being able to cross the Pamir and the Hindu Kush, as he hoved to do, The passes and detiles between the Muk-su River and the Takhta-Kuram Pass proved to be of the most breakneck character and quite impassable for pack animals, There is thus little Drospegs of the Western Pamir and the unknown districts of Koshan and Shignan being explored trom this side, though they migut prove more easily approachable = the direction of Kila Wanj or ¢ Great Kara- F THE SAHARAN CANAL. M. Roudairo reports favorably on the experimental borings made by him along the neck of land separat- ing the Gult of Gabes from the Saharan depression. Nothing but sand and soft soil were encoun down to a depth of 100 tect, There are no rocks, ard M, de Lesseps expresses himselt satistied that tho construction of a canal will mect with no difficulties, IN CONTA RICA. Preliminary steps have been taken for laying down 4 railway in Costa Rica, and M. E. Ansart, a civil en- « in has yiven an account ‘These consist in ree cessary line of projection from the coast inland to- ward the capital, Sau Jose, around which pleutitully grown; M. Ansart states that o able difficulties have been encountered, owing to the luxuriance of the vegetation and the voleanic nature of the range bounding the central plateau on the east, in which fissures aud gorges of enormous depth were of frequent occurrence, 1s HE AN IMPOSTOR? ° Ayman calling himself Melville B, Lord yesterday visited Mr. Orlando Thrift, a lumber dealer, of Pater- son, N. J., and presented what purported to be a power of attorney from a party near Albany, author- izing him to act in his stead in the matter of can- celling a certain mortgage held against Mr. Thritt and receiving the money due thereon, The two wont to tho office of Mr. ‘Thrift’s lawyer, Mr, Hopkins, Mr. Thrift taking with him a box containing $460, which was to used in. the transaction, While the ing the business in Mr. Hopkins’ office, Lord coolly reached over and taking the “ put the money in his poe! When Thrift demanded that he fulfil his portion of the contract and produce the papers, he refused and defied both men to take the money from him, Hopkins ran off to the police sta tion to feteh an offi and Thrift undertook to watch the man, but oner was Hopkins goue than it Lord) sprang upon Thrit ue ued in which the furni- ture, windows and various articles about the office were broken, ‘Thritt, though muscular man, was finally so seriously injured as to be incapable of moves ment and then Lord made his escape, only to be met on the street by Hopkins with an officer, His ar rest was at once effected and Recorder Warren coin mitted Lim to answer,