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TIE COURTS.
SUPREME c0uaT-ssaERaL TERM.

Large Estate OF a F4unafic la Controversy.
Before Judges Ingraham, Cardozo and Barnard
Robert S. Hoyt Executor or NARY II. taylor, u.s.
PhRetus IT. Hot Comaatuee OF Thomas Taylor
This was an action to $4,000 OF the stock OF
the Bank OF tho Republic, Of this city. Mary II.
Taylor was the wife OF Thomas Taylor, and both
died lunatcs he left about 100000 acres OF land in
Georgia, and about SSo,o0o OF stocks in New
York, all above par. The evidence was confined
almost entirely to entries made by Thomas
Taylor In his own books One OF these entries
was as follows:-"Tnis is to certify that $4,000
worth or my Bank OF Republic stock belongs to my
dear vile, Mary II. Taylor, and subj ect 70 her order
after this date.' the date 70 the same being New
York, July Is, 1859. Mr.. Homer A. Nelson Tor tho
special administrator and q. W. Cottern for the
heirs claimed that there was not Sufficient evidence
tate OF Mr.. Taylor, on the ground that he always
held The certificates OF stock; that no transfer was
made 70 her on ,he books q the bank; lhas ane dd
the paper above mentioned; thac The widow did not
show that she ever had property OF her own equal
TO The amount Of the stock, and that the entries N
the books were made by one iunatlc TO another luna
tic. The referee awarded $1,000, ana this was an
appeal from the Judgment entered upon his report.
The Court alter hearing argument on both sides,
affirmed the report or the referee but reduced the
allowance or costs TO tile plaintiff from $3.50 10 $3.50.
istrafor, Homer A. Nelson, and Tor the hers, U. W.
Cotterill.
A Mission Society Hooking After a Legacy.
me american Baptist Zone Mission Society,
appellants, Us. sidney s. Harris Executor, ct al
RsspoHdesats.- was an action to recover from
the executor OF Tracey II. Harris $4,000 claimed to
have been bequeathed by latter the appellants
The testator made his last win and testament
In November, 1865. In June, 1857, when about
to sail for Europe he made q codicil TO the
VIII. In this codic the appellant was named lega-
tee for the amount stated. Tho witnesses TO this
cOdlc two clerks Of the testator. In January,
1859, Mr.. Harris died IN Paris and In March the
Will and codic were submitted to the Surrogate for
IN.
bate, Lut refused probate 70 the codicn, on the
ground that 1t was not legally executed and at
tested From this decree OF the Surrogate the appel
lants appeal. AFTER hearing argument on both sides
tine Court arlrmed the decree OF the surrogate.
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rNgrED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Nov. s. 1870.
No. 2ll. The National Hanc Of The Republic Us.
Rees r. Hi1urd Error 10 the Supreme Court Of the
the bank on O check drawn by paymaster in the
army on the bank In his favor against funds to the
credit OF the drawer. Miard had been an officer in
the army and his account had been settled through
his attorneys, Rutger, Teal Co. The cheek was
delivered by the paymaster to those attorneys, one
or whom endorsed il in Mlllard's name, and IN the
name OF the attorneys, and received the money IL
nom tae bank, and, as alleged appropriated it to his
own USE on the trial the plaintiff denied that he
had given sny authority to endorse. Itappeared
that power Of attorney had been given to one
Brockway to settle certain accounts, with power OF
substitution and that be had substituted the lrm
named IN nis place.
Tie Court charged that, so far the authority to
endorse the check depended Oh the power OF attor-
aey 1t devoved on tue bank 10 slow that such al-
thory was given by the power OF attorney, ana That
the provisions OF the instruments must be strictly
tas tie case lie jury should not, without proof,
on their own Inference decide that " contained
particular provision or even that genuine power of
attorney existed. The Court refused to Charge that
Mllard could not recover IL by reposing authority
Ia Brocsway Others he had facilitated the act Ivy
which Teal one OF the firm, had unlawfllly obtained
the money for tho check. The Court also refused 10
charge chat Willard could not recover unless lie de.
PENDANT Che banE) had accepted or promised TO pay
nlnl his assignee the particular check III contro
versy. The verdict was Tor Milard on these In
structions aud refusals TO Instruct, and the case
came here for revision ami was argued.
Bradley ~ Cox for plaintln III error, ana T. Z.
Stanton Tor defendant.
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LhllES, BeWaR:.

Thieves the LoolSous for Portmonnaies.
~ four oclocs yesterday afternoon lady while
passing down Fifth avenue when at Eighteenth
street was attacked by ruillan, who snatctcd her
poekethook from her hand and ran towards Broad
way. Had Ii not been for tho presence Of mind OF
the lady he would have escaped with all nis booty
VIZ $40 in god and sixty dollars IN United states
bills--but her attempts in pursuing were roticed,
ana her cries were heard by several persons passing
AMI the taiof vas stopped. In the meantime, and
While running, he threw away the pocket
book md contents, with the exception OF the
aiXty dollars in hills. Not q single policeman
was to be seen, but some persons coming to the
rescue restored the p0cketb0ok ard what contents
were found to the ady who, completely bewlldered,
Thought she had al, and replied in response to an
unknown individual teyldcntlY m accomplish Of the
fhiei AZ to whether she had obtained all the stolen
property. He advised her not to have tile man ar.
rested nor 70 appear against him, and with her for
hedrance tne rogue was permitted TO escape A few
moments afterwards she realized the fact or her loss
nf sky d0Dais. This case should be warulng TO
ladles who adhere 10 the very prevalent cnstom OF
cairyin1 tnelf portnonnsles IN their hands.
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HSlOgLYH COURT CALENDARS.

Cry CoURr.-21. Worrel VS.. The Metropolitan
Railroad Company; q. Queen vs.. Power; %. KEN
Vi. Adams ct al; "a. Morgan VS.. syme; p. Stont
Deneel; 81. Rosenearden vs.. Mendei; q. Jenkins
w. Dengel; 2s1s. Jenkins vs. Mendei; Co. Lynch
ys. KnickerDocker Ice Company; 80. JennericS vs..
Waterbury ct al; 81. Washburn vs.. Rowan; SO.
Smith vs.. Ross; 90. Mckee vs.. Dnbarry; "a; Gull
hene VS.. Colnery; So. Mcdonald CT al VS.. Mont
gomery; SO. Moan va. Scott; 81. Johnson vs.. Nc
Lam; 49, Kayser vs. Campbell, Sheriff, &C.; 80.
Everett VS.. Murray.
CiRcuIr CoURT.-21. Van Dyck vs.. Julian ct oil
%. Nichols VS.. Fuller Dil; "a. Alton VS.. Keller;
%. Edwards VS.. Cooper; 90 Costigan vs.. Stout; BE
wills VS.. Drunkenness; %. Wills Burnhenne; 20.
Bier W. Loederer; 3d. Hermesten VS.. the New YORK
Central and Hudson River Railroad Company; 81.
Pat VS.. Beach ct al; 80. Walter ct al. vs.. White eL
al; "A. Barnard ct al. Vs. Wlnlen; 20. wilson vs..
Perry Il Flamer; 80. Hazelton w. Uunscomb; ".
Wilson VS. McEellop; SO. Ebaugh ys. Philips; 80.
Force vs. Hildreth 4c. Wilson W. Perry g. Ilafner;
Al. Guyer Us. wilson; -. Lay vs.. Wooisey.
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Quested, and Afterwards summoned ex-vice Conau!
BRINK not TO absent himself the having announced
his return 20 the United States). until no couiu 20
examined witness. TINS may or may not MAYO
been the cause OF some detention, which ne now
represents as detrimental TO his large nnanciai
interests. The tact Is that even without tie order
those days, at least honoraby on account OF pecu.
mary liabilities TO rid himself or which ne GREW
bill Of exchange on the state Department ~ WHSLE
lneton. Ins draft has been declared py Mr.. fisu
Unauthorized, and Or. Brink IL still deDtor 70
foreign house In Mexico for the greater part o. me
proceeds or that DRAFT which no pocketed tnrougn
this lnbrcgo.
DR.. BRINK M last came from Mexico, and he has.
filed before the Commission sitting IN WashingJ
ton under o treaty between tile United states ana
Mexico, claim for the moderate sum or S2,0OosV0o
for damages sustaincd--says the Doctor--on ac-
count OF his detention for about fty~iyo
days by order OF the Court 'and he was
las reads the memorlal), therefore disabled
from performing large contracts. being very
seriously damaged pecunarlly and in his reputation,
and prevented from taking charge OF claims
amounting TO millions, which various parties were
anxious 70 place In his hands upon very liberal
for services, on account OF certain Influences
and facilities he possessed
These mysterious illusions In his memorial VIII
be understood from the above disclosures, and tho
venomous spite against Mexico and Mexican OIL
Gals can also, tllink be easily accounted Tor IN
DR.. Brink, whose associations with that country
have been so adventurous and unhappy.
j. RIVERA Y. YElO.
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COURT CsLsaDsRS-THls DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TEaM.--Beld by
Judges fnrraham Barnard and Cardozo.--Nos. rs,
g5 IS, So 81 S. 81, o. Or 3d. "a, 90, go o!, ss, SO,
100, 3ls, 1ai, I02, l03. i04.
SUPREME r-CIucUrT.- part Held by
Judge Van BruntNos 1872 1859, 1861 *, 2s0T, 2as1
259S 1887, $685. 26o3 1905, 1907 26ll 26l3 265, 26I
26l9, 25Z2, 2625.
SUPREME CoURT-CHaMBERs.--Iield By Judge
BradYNos. p %, ~, 90 c., Go, 40 81 103 1oS, liz,
1l3. Call l23.
Observation-Disclosures until Thursday.
COMMON PLEAS-rgIAL TEaA.-iart 1.-Beforo
Judge Robnson.-Nus. S56, ca 754, 323, lG6, 20,
600, 1885, 2s5 80, sls 800, sl4, 241, 275. Part q
Before Judge Loew.Nos 1870 lS7, 2s5, Ssl, 49,, 2S,
2GI, 235, lSS, go, Isl, $50 300, col, 2S3.
MARINE C0URr-Part before Judge Curtis
Nos. 127a, 20o2, 4166. 416o 4l72, AIRS, 4zl 4is5,
AIR, 4l7s, 1921 A17g. 4iSl, 1882 4ls3, 4lSl Part
2-before Judge Tracy.--Nos. 4i33, 1920, 3020G
1922, 4l92 AGO. 4213], 44o2, Also, 41S3 Ass 4iso
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TIE esAT mTso-alYcsalSs EXPLOSION X ONO.
Extensive Dnnaae-Hui1dugs Shattered,
Doors Blown Oh, Windows Smashed, &C.,
goeuo

Doors Blown Oh, Windows Smashed, &C.,
a Terrific Scene.
From the Northwest tPa.) Star, Nov. 81
On Tuesday AFTERNOON about five O'Clock The peO-
pie Of Painesvlle, ONO, were terribly started by
sudden eOncusSlon, which shook the doors and WIN
dows and Jared the buildings. Ihis was followed
by dull, heavy reyerberation. Instantly the people
rushed into the streets An immense coad OF blood
red smoke was seen TO arse III the direction OF Fair
port. All at once knew that it was the explosion Of
The ntro-glyceitne mandatory or their magazines.
A number OF the citizens went Immediately to Fair
port, where o terrible scene presented Itself. The
whole place seemed q mass OF ruins. But let the
Patnesyie Tele9rapa describe the scene:--
Tho buildings were shattered, the doors blown or
their hinges, the windows all smashed in, plasterng
or crocHety lamps anu ioo@lDg glasses demolished,
chluneys torn down, stoves overturned, and every
thing IN the houses IN utter chaos But Ii the scene
WAS terrible within it was Still more so without.
The WhQe population nearly were In the street. wild
ana cfahcd. Tue crash had come SO sudden and the
conclusion had been so great, SO affecting their
minds and nerves, that many OF them for the time
told, Wete Tor few moments attacking each other.
and women were ,nsaneiy struggling, Willie ill were
loudly WecHng and waliing. Children were rum
Ming wildly About screaming IN terror, as Ii seeking
projection, while others were struggling and scr
ing III The arms OF Their mothers, VINO were rushing
hllner and thither, not knowing where to go.
Ihele ~ not house or building in Rapport which
Is IN any wise tcnable The explosion proved to
when exploded simultaneously. Fonr men were at
WORK there at the time, who were blown 10 atoms.
~ last accounts only one piece OF flesh had been
touEo, nov larger than nan's hand, ana bone,
apparently part OF a T1b. They were ali married
men, and leave large families TO mourn their loss.
Inc shock was felt at EU lalo, iG0 miles distant,
and al Erie and other places, and was supposed 10
nave been that OF an earthquake.
lbe U3nuactory Was not demolished. III was
owned BY tour men In Ttusyllc whose loss is esti-
mated ut S95, 900.
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Wheat fairly active but about ic lower closing Mt
ssM Ho r M ssfs
~ ol wlnsr s sas sas Sr 81 fy
amber nuicr in store, 81 S6 81 80 for do adoa II 40 for
prices aye ms 10. d new Wesern W sod az S
SS nss but closed qS for the .el Ss
Sc for white Western for Western mixed, on
Sc % Fs .he @ G aaa
Isc for State on track 57hc 5s6c for white OHIO, de-
bushels part AZ 81 for western Barley malt was dull and
GusSIrs.~ lie demand was sht and the sales were IN
Important Prices nominal at loc NC for bags and
HArA fair demand prevailed, especially for SHIPPING,
81 u 81 ii los, 81 % il IL. toas rye s4w
market ior all kinds wa. quiet hut price.
~ 1 gu, p be S.w W. M
Ayyss r. to Y lDs sde 25hc do 20 to % ibs fake
3 @ a: sq eo rs: Is S 4 =
ornosc q ss, sss csli5ornis e SslSs
Do ms ss
Mexsan y 70 Sibs Pc Vera Crua y 70 70 lbs Sc.
nc 2sc; MaracaiOo, 20 to q lbs Ice Isc ali cold
Total stock hides Novcmbers. 1870 1860 ne Last
mors.~Thc market without any new features OF con-
wien N sr supply and ea a. 'I pes yor
Fore hs e aaS S wss
at prices ranging from ~ to $780, for choice
Ing t6ss lower prices wiz prevail SOON : l' sA'sA' 0s'ss
mammal =, Kings and prices were entirely
iSAc gold jute &C. &C., do. ssal, il1sc do and Tam
IRON The market for Scotch pig quiet, business be
ING restricted by the very light stock and the rmness OF
2, W.; small lots Carnbrae at Sst s5i 80; small
lot Gengarnock at %3o and sb0 do Coness arrive on
private terms the stock of Eelnton and mock Is OK
nansted the former quoted at 32 $33 So arrive
American dull and heard sales OF mornpnt:
Nc was quoted at $32 and No at S3l. Refined bar was
s du ana nominal at S7o Old rails were In demand
safes 100 tons on private TERMS OF wrought tons
were disposed OF on private terms. Russia sheet iron was
quoted AZ gold with sales OF so packages on private
erns New rails were dull and heard OF no sales but
prices were without change We quote English, gb7
Soa, gold, and American $40 a 5Tl, currency
LEAD was dull but steady at S6 10 a6 Go, gold, for
binary foreign. We heard OF sales.
.-liemock-The market was without change of
consequence az compared with last week. good demand
prevailed for light and mfddg weights full former prices
While there was but little inquiry for heavy hodera which
were anxious 70 realize at our quotations below.
FOR damaged there fair inquiry and u Grn
market Oak active middle and heavy but du aud