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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
TIE POLICE JUS TICES. AND THE MAYOR

The Nation is very sensible on the quarrel.
between the Aldermen and the Mayor:
The difficulty between Mayor Havemeyer and the Al
dermen as 10 the police justices still continues. The
chief objection 20 the Mayors men is that they are not
the Adernens men, but the Aldermen have great ad
vantage U being able 70 show substantial reasons why
one or two OF the nominees should not be confirmed
6un no reasonable person doubts that compared with
the present pcumbents the list sent in is good one
indeed, a very good one-the police justices now IN
being abandoned set OF rufhans as ever heid
office.
And just in the main IN showing who Is after all
most to blame FOR the present situation:
II may seem strong statement. but Is nevertheless
true that Mayor Havemeyer has, for the present dlfn
Guilty. only himself 10 thank III up 70 the present time
ali his appointments had been good, the Aldermen WOud
have been forced by public opinion TO confirm MS last
they were forced 10 confirm his first appointments
The appearance on the Reform stage OF Charlick ana
Matsel mas relieved the public all apparent necessity
OF having any opinion on the subject and degraded the
contest Tor the Police Judgeshps into low political
Qame.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
POLITICAL NOTES.

The Connecticut Legislature has adjourned
sine die.
Condemning the recent report of the Legs
tye Committee upon the charges against the Vermont
Central Railroad Company as lame and halting. The
Woodstock yt Standard says: "The evidences are mu
tplving that the people OF Vermont are awakening 10
the dangers that surround them Oy reason Oh oeiS
erned by large mOneyed corporations ana tue near m
ure will surely show that they are determined 10 take
the reins into their own hands,
Mr.. Drew after all, was hardly worth while
For as The Nation puts it, "Mr Colfax may rest assured
that the public has mind made up about this bust
ness and the Nesbtt business Also aud that he will do
"a we'll 10 leave both Of them alone. His private stand
ing among his friends would seem TO be satisfactory
enoueh-to him and them, at any rate; and We sus
t b,s nnbc reputation and political future Ill
worth the labor aud pains he Is bestowng upon the
The number of dangers which are said to be
threatening the country on account OF the abolition OF
tho franking privilege grows larger each day Inc
latest is that the negroes OF the South are deprived OF
their sources OF political information This startling
announcement moves The SprifeId Republican to re-
mark: WHO can Withstand the humor OF that The
spectacle OF the poor e0ton-laborer, lighting MS pine
knot the tolls OF the day and reading tnrJIgn n IN
in search OF political information mas III IL the Iepu
site dash OF grim desperation ana nen I 81
that gives to American humOr ltsappailhS auuacIty'
An important work of art is in progress III
Rosop. and is thus graphically described by The Boston
Transcript: "a new statuette Of Gen. Butler Is IN
nreparaton the sides Of the face being quito dis
smilar Seen from side. the expressive face seems
70 wear prohbitOry legislation In every neament ana
feature The clerical white choker adorns the sineWy
neck and the mouth Is pOusly pursed up as though one
%oni5 whistle AT a funeral On the other side the meek
il mare except for preterByronc collar resting looSc
ON the atantean shoulders, while from the corner OF o
month straw protrudes and knowing wink partially
closes the eve such as one may see eAchahgou or6
the sons OF Beal when one OF them invites ahotn
incbeon Roth prohes have their numerous admirers
nut the full front is SAID to be less sa'lsae'oJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For olher SAip Ncvs see Second Page


ARRIVED. Sunday, July IL.
Steamship Holland (B Bragg OHdon June 20, sa Hs'e S3u
with mise. and pass. 10 =. W. j. Hurst - 90 .
Steamship Ormesby Br Krton Glasgow jane 20 with mdse 70
Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 80
steamship City Dallas Boger Eeworiesns Joy O. with mise
and pass. to c. II. Mallory Il Co.
steamship T. G. Knight Jchnson AeIanir Va, with roe ssS
pas, - b. Merhck -
STEAMSHIP Fdthjof Nor) Bunu Newcastle Eug Jane 49, vim
mdse Funch, Edye Co
steamship Cuba Palmer Havana daJs with ndse and pass to "
Alexandra x Sons.
Steamship Regulator Freeman. Philadelphia, with nds and to
Iorlard steamship Co.
Steamship Magnolia Palmer savannah. With md ard to W.
steamship Acushnet Rector ew-BeifOrd with mdse and 70
Wood.
10 L Domn Steam
Ship Lydia skohd to Brunswick Mel FORSYTH Calcutta FEB 70.
and sand Heads 2Stb, With mdse.
(taLl BOnfazo LeghOrn u
Barr Asdne ISor) Kreftns Hamburg 50 days
Bark Grace Cam o farnodth So Csun Mdiboeo ~ days.
with railroad
Brig g. YOu (of CorKl johnson. Cork ~ days IN ballast
Brig tsl CapDie0 Palermo ~ DAYS With fruit
Jacksonville 10 DAYS With Lumber
Iiabets Fisher Wilmington " c. days. With naval stores
HiSD-Saniosn. fresh. s.. Gear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
July 13Auved steamship saAke from Philadelphia
from Catana Mar LAYTON from Arirossan Pohono, from Ban
more; Troop Port johnson; bngs Java from Gonsa
Aden Richardson from MOBILIZE Ar0osook snd George Harms ron
sch C. II. Foster from Philadelphia Astha j. usH
ger hewOreau; David v SIrelker aud A d. f'e 0o'
CHARLESTON g. c. July lS-Arvei hrs Jessie Elizabeth from
Boston: Pstelphs John somes, from bostoas
Mary Franklin. from NeT-iork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
. DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GRAND RAPIDS.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 13.-At o'clock
. 49,, ma citv was visited with another terrible aud de-
astat,nc FIRE II was first discovered in an alley near
The Brdgest. House barn. located on Kentst.,
and it being very dry, and high wind blow
inc within very few minutes the entire
structure was one sheet Of flames Notwithstanding the
sannen were early on the ground aud at work. the
DANES .oon got beyond their control and spread In all
d,reetions consuming everything In lts way from
uist nm 10 Trow bridge ana from Canal IL Division,
sceSt tbe buildings fronting south Bridgest. and
west ON CauaLsJ. A Gays furniture warehouse Rice
q Tearses nourlng mill, and two three adjoining
buildng ON tho south quantity OF lumber In d lot
next 10 the Ohio House was all that was burned on
Canast. About 20 acres OF ground were burned over
a,,I 200 buildings consumed. Tue Oss cannot be less
/b,n SOOO0O 10 Is impossible at ~, time 20 the
AMOUNT VI lnsgrance. bat " wtl ornr nate tl(gQQ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

Bosros July 12Ths Wool market prsses fe- ana
prices unchanged Manufacturers con3se their purchases almost
wholly 70 Domestic Oof clip which passing The
hands Of much rapidly and PeEu
syyania have been selling Soc per for average Ots sf
Michigan well conditioned ATE high figure rapidly
be obtained Perhas slight siTssce these prices could breat
Ked for light Wool order Cshorna
sold close sales have been made Of Ohio and Fennan Feee
old, 471d52c Michigan
soc; iampshire Maine, Michigan,
Unvashed fleece d35L Tub 52Q54c; Secured 4395O,
dium WOols f2c Ohio Deiaine 5j UuEaei C0mbnS
4Oa45c Domestic Canada Comhng. 81 aaS2 57perBe
Extra Pulled, % 955c-: Spring California, 24a31e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
Those who want first-cIass Now. Enniand socrrItY

Those who want first class Now Eo1iand security
redue,s the distance from the ~ Lawrence hsotrs
30 miles The shortest
32l mes lohg II
England Vermont section being almost the a Rsstsrp
II combines the White and h Green mouBGos be
mineral spring region Lake Champn and the st. Lawrence RIVER
Inc Its through local an1 tourist busasss accordingly
great The oft Vermont DVDa the et
ebaed the hsscs Fairbanks sAs also
financial agents Of the road-fEYenng Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

....JobD l.. Smith has been sentenced IN Alexan-
dr Va to two year imprisonment Albany Peasnis Tor ebsx
The mails
....John ONejl, I'm quarrel, fatally wounded
Michael Higgins SEtsriay, In NeufVeB and died himself
amer from heart disease sOpsriOdueed BY excitement
david Nesbitt shot and killed Mary A. Hop
wood Lindsay, Canada la ajs becssss sbs bad refused
AloW hrh 10 keep company with hh
....H. p Hanscom blew Ins brains out, Saturday.
q the WHAT Ccer House In San Pr,aeee He " With yphdd
liver and u Is Supposed he ~ tls time
-. Lawrence Murphy was srd killed lty
the Friday H. AMI w m BsToe Coh0es.
N r. and Tobn Kirk Phiadslphs hd ssafsy 10 no
Three robbers made daring attempt ~ rot,
The bank Of Deckey JeSe Msrysvie Cat lat Ssrsay oss
Of ihe. Prank whppe MORALLY Eovsfsd bu' he other two
escaped
IA young man named Gill Of NIddlepOrt, OHIO,
TOOK aee last Friday hsd s divorce ssS
a named Carrier Of Boston shot herself 1e heart On Sat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

at the quarter, with Jury at the latters tanks and
sng ~ tns rear On the & s Go Nee
former there getting his neck 10 front while Jury was
gained on her hcrses The latter passed jury on tie
lower sifetcn az inc turn INTO the straight sne save tne
ay colt the goey, and rss99ely CHALLENGED whisper
Salo ned home the winner Of the heat by two lengths
nip the rider of Jury Cofees colt was dstanced
and his YER suspended over the next meeting for foul
Ssa aCp %y w Sss the rsS p ds ,S"
SE 70 me- ssp y sfs 50
There was betting on 1 coud moi aea Ave S with bs old
Of heats Arizona took TOOL the Lead SS r and
running uhuer pun taiVuhH0'" Wv" w.
srsn.sr 4, ooo =. n ...,
sSeSp & the second ana $50 to DE .i hoIs
hea1 R Se .nrss ave A,,Or, nv Lexington dam mp
zose, year. old ecsatreID.
j. W. Hunt RevuoIds, br c whisper dam Msttie Gross
y NC Old IP'sr e.; +; r:;:;;:: dam Rci::,
years old tSwanl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO-
John Cohees g. BY lightning dam Jn'Amine Porter Ala
i-', ~ ',. 80 - go, $3.50
THE MONMOUTH SEQUEL STAKES
The third race for the Monmouth Sequel Stakes was
Au s ~ 49, 80 - - - - r,ith ssoo
iol 'u'oeS cor Ou'' W , To-, p' ". ..o,o 5000
ond tho d horse .io ont Of the stakes and the win
nor 90 rho Jersev Derby was penalised five pounds
extra. There were IL entries making tne Vauo oI s
stake worth VI 200 net TO the winner SereH i h
Vandal, dam by Lexington; Ransom * bhOcovA vy
colt Ransom, by Asteroid dam Banner a. r. Mcwratns
brown colt Artist, by Asterod. dam Fairy j. W heI
dOns chestnut colt Warlike, by war Dance, Dam Dy
Capt Beard; August Belmons Chestnut COT Fe Tnsm.
kle, by KENTUCKY, dam tIouf ueS Cnainpsj
berlin's bay hly Mary Constant, by War Dance dam
Lass OF Sidney and d. J. CrOuse5 chestnut lilly Satire,
by ReyOlyer, dam Syren.
Tn fhe absence 81 Count D. Orsay who Is being re-
saryad ora snocaIIv nrenared for the rich Trayers
nv
otkes az oaIatosa ouL , va foIloTs -
Us CS,nStrTH tsaTo $50 1925 800
McGrSth (Arts) ..........'.'. 522V 80 40 Sa2
Belmont (PenWinkle) ...........'.' % % % 81
BShcOck (ksnsOmls .sss
Weldon (Warike) ......... ....... 20 40 90 0O
hi, being With Warke next Mary Constant
Fourth Satire and hanson the two next and Artist last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
p,,,n,,v OF THE NEW MORMON COLONY

SALT LAKE U,-TrY, July 13.--1he San Fran
cisco. Arizona, Mormon isson projected by Brigham
Young to settle that Terry and build that section
OF the southorp Pacific Railway his proved disastrous
and complete failure Tie entire eoon, more thru 700 in
number, is the way hOmei to Utah agar and many
have already arrived.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

Don't fill TO procure Mrs WSsLOws sOoTHSG SrRUP for all is
eases incident period eethng children relieves the eb
from pain cures collie regulates the bowels aud bT SDS relic
and health TO the child, gives rest to the mother
Be sure and call for a
Mas w1SsLOws SoorHISG srsUP
For sale by all druggists
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
rwENrYFoUR DWELLINGS BURNED IN GREEN

ALBANY, July ia fire in Grcenbush' keus-
seaer County, opposite Albany this evening destroyed
"a dwellings located Broadway. Columbia and Acad.
yAts. slso C9Yeaders lumbar ssTds aud Reaos al2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
GOVERNMENT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF THE CHRP SIGNAL OFFICER, 7
WASHINGTON Monday, July ll-l IA. N.Y.
Glrnn1lsfe for The unsl IInfnlu-f four AOnrR

Synopsis for ne past tpeniv-four hours
The barometer has risen since Saturday
night in the Southern and Middle States and to less
extent elsewhere the temperature has very generally
risen eastery winds prevail In the Gulf States.
southery winds in the Middle States Lower Lake re-
local rains reported from the Ohio Valley Lakes Mich
igan. and Ontario; elsewhere partly cloudy or clear
weather Is reported.
Probabilities.
On Monday for the South Atlantic States southeast
aud southwest winds, higher temperature aud local
storms. -
For TIE Middle and East Atlantic STATES falling bdrone'
ter souedst nds peering 10 sOueast h,0her teSpeTd'
ture and Increased cIOudiness
For tho ONO Valley aud lake region south westerly
Winds higher temperature partly cloudy weather, aud
local btOru5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
NAVAL ORDERS

WASHINGTON, July 12.-Capt, William B.Whit
es "a oeep ORDERED 70 COMMAND the Worcester pl- ~ Csp
Crrghon omHAhder william r. Cushsg bs been O>re
nand the wyoming, IN place u CommabdT Baxter Bss
these vessels belong tue North Atlantic as I'D ars nost Foro
Monroe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

Traverss coal yards The loss is estimated at between
tiooooo ana 100000 The Insurance Is small. boy
FAMED Brodt was burned to desty
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET
WOOL MARKET

Providence r. July 13The Prntua Cloths fos
the very light and there scarcely doing
Prices ranged NORMALLY from 6A06 &c. ioE best 6ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

Two cars were thrown from the track on tho
Nhye Division Of the ~ Louis soah Railroad Sat
uIlAJ lghL sal about ~ ssfs0la usssasi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
n 1RRIED.

GRovY-BALDY-A Danle Penn Tuesday JdJ y be Rss
Milton PecE Peter H. MARY j. daughter Of Bdwari Il
Baby ESQ -.
RuSH-DAY-ou the 10Th inst the Presbyterian Church CsbI
Nv the Rev Geo Howard Rchari Rush, o. SsvX.
10 Ella NJ, daughter Of the late Edgar D. DAg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14
DIED.

Al Notices of Marriages must be iadorSed NTH I'LL
y1me and address,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

AZ this hour the nre entirely under contrd eod no
further damage Is probable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-07-14

opinions expressed in the appendix to the verdict and
hoped that they did not intend to reflect hs conduct
of the case. The jury informed him that they had re
far oI,, fot ~, avofar
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
GEORGE B. GR1NNELL & co.

They File q Petition to Have Them.
selves Declared Bankrupts-Their
Debts Estimated Mt About $12,OO0,O0O,
and Securities Mt a11 100000
In the United States District Court yesterday,
Messrs. Martin and Smith, solicitors acting on be-
bali OF George Bird Grinnell and Joseph c. Will
iams. filed voluntary petition asking that Grin
nell Williams be declared voluntary bankrupts.
The principal allegations in the petition to the
following edect:-
That George B. Grinnen, George Bird Grinnen
and Joseph @. Williams were copartners in the
general partnership OF George b. Grinneu Co..
snat this partnership .n was dissolved On the lst 81
Grnnell and Joseph G. Williams were the general
partners in the limited partnership Of George Bird
Grinnell h Co., which was formed on September /,
1873, ana still continues; that the several members
Of the said copartnersnp are not able TO pay their
render, for the benefit of their creditors all their
partnership and individual estates and effects,
and desire to take the benefit Of the Bankruptcy
To this petition is appended q statement or
schedule, setting forth the debts Of the firm and
the securities for the same, with their estimated
values. When the petition was filed great interest
was manifested by those who happened to be in
the Bankruptcy office at the time to examine the
voluminous paper-so much 80 that all could not,
at the same moment, be favored with q careful
debts Of the firm as stated in the schedule reach
the large amount OF about $l2, 900, and that
the value Of the securities is estimated at between
Among the creditors are Blake Brothers h Co.,
The Citizens Insurance Company, The United
States Trust Company, The National Commercial
Bank Of Albany, The Chemical National Bank, The
c0tt Company, The Pacific National Bank Tho
Broadway Bank, The Stuyvesant Bank, L. Won
Hoffman & Co., Brown Brothers d Co. and several
others.
One debit to the Broadway Bank, to the amount
OF sI50,OO0 Is secured by collaterals valued at
$93, 900.
Following the usual practice OF the Court this
petition was at once referred to M. Henry Wilder
Allen, Register in Bankruptcy No. 152 Broadway,
who will proceed to take all the proofs and teSti
mony in connection with this case.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
REAL ESTATE.
An Adjourned Sale of Harlem Heights
Property-satisfactory Results Of
Snlc mt Youkers.

An Adjourned Sale of Harlem Heights
Property-satisfactory Results of .
Sale at Yonkers.
The sale OF Harlem River Heights lots drew o
large attendance to the Exchange Salesroom
yesterday. Bidding, however, did not prove satis-
factory TO the owners, and after the sale OF nine
parcels, containing about 122 city lots, ranging
from $500 to $925 per city lot the balance OF the
property was Withdrawn. The sale OF Yonkers
property, belonging to John Dun, on Wednesday,
justified the notice given 1t here both in respect to
the attendance and the results Bidding was
spirited throughout, and twenty cottages were
disposed Of for $69, ,045 being an average OF $3452
each, and seventy-iour plots for an average OF
ss67 each. Particulars OF this and other sales are
NEW IoEx rnorEsrr A. ,. sLEyesEn ss SON AsB CO.
si;Srs ,S a Ss o ond aosSsc SS ls Sh st. " av
story ps ea az and lot a No. sUDs0T Morton rsn SC
gssshsr ss lot xess Jas Van so9
Plot No. ia lots 1.sA on SIDE lsss sedsMiek av; up
Plot No ia lots. adjoining the above; Harr ~
Plot 10 ss lots ad dining Mr. douglas per lot so
rot No Il e losS wn r. g. corner aSth ST ana seds oo
Plot No s. aSiots s e Corner aj5th St and seds-
lots Joining Ss the above on saiii st :,
ro, No. u iS lots \. e corner aosih st and Ridge
% road and 26th st J. b. conIeV per lot ........ 500
Plot No. ~ xs5 lots adjoining the above, on n siue sso
j. Is. Coney per lot ooJ
ny LJoHHsoN. JR.--YosKERs. otr To-
] lot corner Ashburton and Nepperham avs D. .,o
floou. A'oe
lot on Ashburton av, adjoining above; W. Pick oc,
lot Ashburton av, adjoining above D German ioa
lot on Ashburton av adjoining abovei . mcoaDe asS
lot on Ashburton adjoining above Heunov. 5o5
lot on Ashburton adjoining above; Mrs iiii idW
plots, 0. H. adjoining above; Thos smith A,0iy
plot corner Ashburton av and orchard ST. of-lW -,
plot plot IL lots S1a oreSard St rear above; Mrs Kane
/ plot, "a lots, adjoining; Dudley Gcdney....... m
Mot ia lots adioininu; j. den............ 6S3
bots 1910 lots, adloIning w. Wnder. ......... 125
4pots 10 lots adjoining Parsons......... 1881
pots 3-lo lots ad oining Mrs Bacder 1871
piota 10 lots adolning a. Clinton ......... 1899
plots "a lots, adj dining; c. Briggs .......... Les
plot ~ lots adjoining above; Mrs Barnes..,.. III
Tplo. s2l0 lots orenard st. corner Myrtle ST. NJ a.,
plot loo lots corner Nepperiam av and Myr-
lie ST. John Curry lN
plot l2fO lots, Neppcrham av, adjoining. Cahlt Ga
plot !. 10 lots, adjoining above Mowat...,.. ego
plot 100 lots adjoining above; w Dewitt. ...... 62
plot 400 lots, adjoining above Ihomns Dufy 62I
3pots g. lO otA adjoining above Charles Briggs 206
2pots, Sl00 lots, adjoining above L. Madison L449
lots adjoining above John brewer ............ 1910
2plots lp lots, adjoining above; r. Adams 1850
plot lilo lots adjoining above; j. Sewer us
plot tlW lots adj dining above; H. Monahan 676
plot SlVV soe, w ontps above;J Duny y,"., sS4
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
A TRAGIC TARGET EXCURSION.

On the 2sd ult. o number Of boys and half grown
men haillng from the First ward, having organized
under the name OF the "Freschuetz Guard" pro-
ceeded to jones' Wood on target excursion, fol-
lowed by gang OF Juvenile idlers. who had moth.
ing else to do. Among the number was Philip
Farley, q boy, thirteen years old, whose mother
lives at No. 80 Rector street. and unfortunately for
him, ne drank to excess and became quarrelsome.
While on the ground q number OF the boys became
involved In fight, during which, 1t was alleged,
Philip was either kicked In tina 2bdomen or fell
returning home Philip was taken Sick and subse.
quentIy died, as appeared from medical examine
ton. rom perttonitls which may have been caused
by violence or from natural causes. 1t had been
alleged that Henry Seavers, lad, kicked deceased,
but during the investigation yesterday afternoon,
before Coroner Keenan,, 1t could not be shown that
deceased was purposely injured and young Seavers
was relieved from ali suspicion.
The New York herald., 1873-10-17
SUPREME COURT-CHAMHEaS.
Another BILL for Surveyors Fees.
Before Judge Fancher.

Another Bill for Surveyors Fees.
Before Judge Fancher.
good share OF this Courts time yesterday was
consumed In discussing the application for per.
emptory mandamus against the Comptroller on be-
half OF John A. Bagey, city surveyor The bill
In question amounts to $1,17s 90. Mr.. Dexter A.
Hawkins pursued the same line OF argument as on
the previous day In the or the Surveyor, Mr.
Edward Boyle. He claimed that there was no
money In the Comptroller's hands from which to
pay IL and that the proper remedy was by an ac-
uon against the city. He stated, further, that
during the past i've years there had been paid to
that the overcharges In these cases the Comptrol-
leI desired 10 present as an onset TO the present
claim. Mr. I. z: buckley made the principal argu-
exhaustive review al OF ali the legal point in
AZ the close Of tue argument Judge Fancler took
the papers. n
Reduction OF Oscar Ette,s BntY.
In the case OF Oscar Ette the photograpber who
shot Henry Walthotz In the Bewery some Two weeks
ago. Mr.. William T. Howe, his counsel. asked
yesterday that the bail whicn had been 1xed Mt
snccecded In satisfying Judge Fanchcr that the
reduction VAS proper and Just the application was
granted.
by Judge Fancher.
Seed vs. Secd.---Report confirmed and judgment
OF divorce granted; custody OF children awarded
10 plaintiff.
In the Matter, &C, OF Applcton.-Finding OF jury
confirmed and oSier granted appointing COM
Bowery National Bank VS.. Fincke and Othey-
Inc platntiffs may have an order permitting tnem
70 serve the supplemental complaint In five days
on payment OF $40 costs OF this motion, the deend-
ants 70 have twenty days 10 answer the same.
n IN IN tne Matter, &c, OF ENQcrton vs. Brown-Bulls
Aead Bank W, AcFeeters-Q Comm VS., Harris et AL