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New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
CIVIL. NOTES.

In the United States District Court yester-
day the Government began suit against Clement Herd
& Co to recover 1884 60; against Luyties Brothers, TO
recover Si1l 1 and against Cyrus A Hubbard, TO re-
cover 81 95l o. These amounts are aeged 10 be Que
warehouse bonds.
Judge Donohue granted yesterday an order
OF publication in Of Joseph Hobson and others
against the Bank Of California, having previously
granted order of attachment against the Banks prop
frty In this state The plaintiffs claim arises on DRAFT
on the oriental Bank of London for fl,4OO
Surrogate Hutchings heard testimony yeSter-
dsy in the matter OF the contested will Of Alfred Ban
more In which the will contested the ground OF IN
due Influence also the ground that the testator
had become by disease incapable OF making will. The
testimony yesterday merely that OF the witnesses TO
tho will.
Judge DOnOhue granted yesterday writ OF
habcas corpus in favor Of Charles de Grath, who is
wanted by the Governor Of Illinois charge OF per-
Jury DE Graths counsel the point that the papers
on which is demanded do not show that the false
swearing in any action material 10 ne issue on
any action and therefore does not fall within the detni
tOn of perjury at common law.
The crOss-examinatiOn of George W. Mars
den the nephew Of John L. Brown, the contractor,
whose will is contested the ground that he had,
through mental disease fallen completely under the con-
troll Of his second wife, continued before Surrogate
Hutchings Yesterday. Marsden closely examined
by Brown and also 10 newspaper article in the shape
OF biography Of his uncle published In 1877 In which
the witness landed his uncle's mental vgOr. The cross
examination Was not concluded.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
TuE ENGLISH SUIT AGAINST MOODY AND
SANKEI.

Some reference has been made in the news
papers to the against Messrs Moody and Sankey IN
England From copy Of the printed report OF the case
furnished by Elliott f. shepard the following abstract Is
given MesSrs stone and Patton. behalf OF Moody and
sankey leased the Haymarkc Theaer for three months
from Ear Dudley who was himself lessee The original
lease prov ded the theater should not be converted
any than for operas plays, concerts oas
&c the structure for religious services extensive
alterations Of temporary character were made MT
Leader TO whom of the boxes OF the theaer had
previously been subet, brought suit TO restrain Earl
Dudley from leasing the heaer as place for preach
ing or religious lecturing, and Messrs Moody SanKey
Stone. and Patton from making any alterations IN
the theaer and to restrain the defendant Moody from
preaching delivering religious lectures in the theaer
and the defendant Sankey from assisting him. On the
trial OF the the plaintiff insisted on his right but
waived all but nominal damages The Master OF the Rolls
conceded Earl Dudley, by his lease ana sub-iease
had the right to convert the theater TO any purposes
hut those in the lease and the paintn was strictly
the right but in Of the short time the lease had
10 rum temporary character of the alterations ana
the fact that OF the theaer for its ordinary pui
poses would not substantially interfered with during
the theatrical season, he refused an injunction ana
awarded the plaintiff only nominal damages
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.

FRIDAY SEPT 2i.
For Brazil and Argentine Republic, by steamship Mmosa
sail Baltimore sept %, mails close at p at the
SATURDAY. SEPT. 25
England Wales Ireland and France via Queenstown
and Liverpool by the steamship Celtic mails close at II 80
a III. supplementary Mail IL closed at H. steamship
sails al 2 p. m. from Pier No. So North River
Scotland only via Glasgow by the steamship Ethiopia
mails l1:30 m. Supplementary Mail IL closed
81 Steamship sails at 2p ~ from Pier No 70 North
River
For Continent o Europe except France via Southamp
Bremen by steamship Oder mails close at IL 80
\ Supplementary Mail Is closed at $50 =. m steam
sails from Pier at foot OF First ST. Hoboken
Kingston Hayti by tho steamship Atlas mails close
Steamship sails at IL H. from Pier No 81 North
Kingston and Savsnlla by steamship Henry Chauncey
close 10 Supplementary mail IL closed at
steamship sails at m from Pier No. AZ North River
Masfor Key West the steamship state of Texas close II
T. steamship sails at from Pier No 20 East RIVER
SUNDAY. SKrr. 70.
Mails for Australia, NewZealand, Fui and sandwich
Islands viii be sent by the steamship Nasco de CANA to
sail from San Francisco saturday Oct g. Mail matter in
tended for this steamship should be posted in the Newfo
Post Office before T. Friday. Oct. !.
AL Mails closs at IL o'clock The PostOmce Is open
fIOm a. IN 10 IL u IN.
Mails for Newfoundland close at the New York Postohce
every day AZ 1870 n.
Mafor Halifax N S. Is closed at the New YORK POST
OfCe every day al y.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
A NEW PROBLEM OF LIFE.


A well known citizen of Toledo, in the Ordi-
nary drift and current Of business became possessor or
the note Of German saloonkeeper The note becoming
due he took IL TO the party and presented for nent
The man OF drinks not prepared to lquidate his oDl
CATION and asked for extension OF time. tbs Deins
granted and the conditions settled properly he was TURN
ing to leave when the German said
shoost Wait leede whiles unit gifts you ein glass
No thank yon do MT drink beer" tho reply.
"Ve den, l gifts you veeskees thot is peter as so
mooch."
"No, thank you. do mt drink whisky" .
"Sho! den, / know how | fix you; haf goot vines"
erkng down bottle with flourish. .
Again the quiet, No, thank you do mt drink wine .
"Not you don trnks holdings: veil gifts you ein goot
shegar."
Once more, " No, thank you, do mt smoke
"Mein Ciott! exclaimed the Dutchman. throwing up
both hands no peers, vines, dobacco,
no nOddiDgs-yat YOU lives aDyways-bOtaoes, ell a.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

Victoria trip Of four days, but it will probably be
discovered to have been mainly due to the know-
edgo by some of the inside parties that some I'M
favorable report had been received by the Company
concerning the steamer City of Toxic the sister ship
to the City Of Pcking. Del, Lack and Western, In
which there has been more than usual activity
to-day advanced 3s per cent, and Atlantic
and Pacific 1ls per cent. Wabash declined
Is per cent. and Hannibal and st. Joe l'2.
The sales of the day aggregate about 2ol, ,ooo
shares, of which $4,000 shares were Lake Shore
10000 Western Union; Pacific Mail, 3200o
Erie, 25,5O0; Ohio and Mississippi, 1880; North
West II 800; st. Paul, 1000 do Preferred,
LOO; Union Pacific. 1900, and Delaware, Lack
awanna and Western, 1.50O shares. The opening,
highest lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
sold to-day will be found in the subjoned table
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
P1SSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-In steamsatp Po,nn'rGntd, Sept 2S-D
Ieavtt r. Leavitt and servant Miss Emma H. Lesvit
Miss Louise Leavitt Miss Helen IL. Leavitt Miss Josie
Lesvitt LOuse w Hart Master u. Leayitt Master
Hugh Leaytt TheOdor BermudeZ and lady, r. Meyer lady
child g. Gossler children and servants Mrs Dur
lieu F. Chaeyer j. KDOedler T.. W. Ehers, T. Weick, Dr.
cherer Cohen Hans G0tsch Charles Ote Herman
Oelrchs Johannes Fauser Albert stel Phipp Scherna
wife and children, ReiDhard Hagis wife and
children Carl seyler wife and children Miss schwaz Miss
Jlrgens, Miss Wilhelmine Kramer Edward KrautleI.
FOR SAVANNAH-In steamship city Of Galveston, Sept.
23-Mrs Kallman, V. BY well ~ Wolf, H. Jackson Ryan,
four children c. r stevens Robert Moran H. Bash g.
Tryam j. McApine f. w Harmony, Levi Perry. J. MurIy,
Robert c. Moore Daniel Murphy, L. T. Hoer VIM Clement
FOR LoNDoN~In steamship greece Sept OBJ Urwick.
o. H. j. Tobin Miss PeaIce. VIM Mott. Herbert Boys Mrs
Willis, Charles ". King, Joseph Pitt Mrs Burnle
and infant Nj. and Mrs Melville Bonham.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
s f. CHURCH, CHARLES J. FoLGER,
W r. ALIEN CHARLES ANDREWS
CUARiF. A. RAPALLO THEODORR MILLER.
DECISIOES-SEPI. %.

Superior Court-Sporal Ierm-Bv, Judge Van
Vcrs-Jackson ag Leonard ct aNotion denied Day agt
Jackson otion granted with SO costs.
Common Plsas-SpeciaI 1erm-By Judge LoeW-
Hubert Charlotte ClarkSee memorandum. Caro-.
line Duune agt DunneJudgnent of divorce granted
% plsiun Matter Of the application OF The Third CongIegs
tio,a Unitarian change to The inde
peDdont Liberal Church. hApphcauon granted Otel agt
granted. COrDela +. Caimus agt VIA. h.
Cadmus Referees report conirmed and gmeDt Of divorce
granted plaintiff the defendant to pay s5 for eorLsel Zee
ek for the maintenance OF plaintiff
By Judge LarIemOre.-Deschy agt. ely, Graham et al
tizgeTad-COuEsl Will appear OCT - al III a. m Tor set
lioment Of and 1ttons,
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
ST. THoMAs-oteamer Ontario.
lCareiully reportei for THz TRIBUNE. 4,

IT. JOHN. n. B.-schoone The star.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
THE COURTS.
DALY'S RENT.

SUIT BROUGHT BY THE GIIsEY HEIRS ON ACCOUNT
or UNPAID RENT OF THE FIFTH AVENUE THEA
TKR-AN AMICABIE SETTLEMENT PROBABLE
On Sept Is, Andrew, Henry. Peter, ana
Iohn Gey executors of the estate of the late Peter
Cstlsey owner of the Fifth Avenue Theater, hed an
affidavit in the First District Court against Augustn
Daly lessee of the theater nonpayment OF arrears
Of rent BY the terms of the lease Mr. DAILY took the
whole of TIE Fifth Avenue Thcater building, including
the brick building in the rear and offices, Tor term
of seven years. dating from Sept g. 1873 at the rate OF
$4,000 per annum for the frs; Ave years and $4,000
per annum for the remaining two years The rent was
10 be paid quarterly in advance the Sd days of De
oenbcr. March, june aud September of each year Inc
complaint in the suit states that on Oct. z, lS14'
a new agreement made with Mr.. DAILY by when
the amount to he paid from Dee 3, 1874. to Sept 3'
1875 was to divided into 60 equal payments. paya-
ble weekly in advance. mp to June "a, 1870. for
year beginning Sept g. 1873 the amount OF the REM
was TO divided into 40 equal payments, to be pao
weekly in advance. The rule was to apply 10 the
payment OF the up 10 the ID OF september 1873
The COMPLAINT declares that on Sept IL 1875 there was
due the sum Of $780, and that default had been made
In the payment Justice Quinn. before whom the com
p.int was made, issued an order to Augustn DAILY to
show before him Sept %, why the possession oi
the theater should not be delivered To the landlord
Mr. Henry OF the firm OF Roosevelt n Henry attorneys
mons was served on them they applied for and obtained
from Judge Donohue an injunction against the Giseys,
restraining them from taking possession In the counter
atidayit flied by MIR DaIys counsel ii stated that
an agrecuent existed between Mr. DAILY and the Gsey
by which the former was TO pay rem 70 & re q, bicb be-
Iongod TO Mr.. Dal). The amount of $4,000 Justice
Quinn Wednesday adjourned tle case TO Sep oU ,ai,
another ooui adopted by the complanants, the in
junction viii have the effect or furtner aUOuInh1 ue
Tor the said that efforts being made for
an amicabe settlement of the diculty, ana II was no!
Improbable that the case would hot asain DC Drought
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
MR. MOODY AND THE UNITARIANs.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A few days since, your correspondent
writing from Northdeld. stated that this remark had
been attributed TO Mr.. Moody "A Unitarian insults
Jesus Christ and he insults Jesus Christ insults me-
Knowing as do that this not Mr. MoOdys style OF Ut
tcrance wrote him, sending him copy OF the state
ment now have his authority for saying that he used
no such language May ask you to give him. and his
ten thousands OF friends and your ten thousands OF
readers the benefit of this denall There Is abundaI!
evidence that bitterness" and evil speaking cannot
Justly be attributed to Mr. Moody Respectfully yours
SJIfngGeid, Mass, Sept %, 1870 GEORGE MERRIAM
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
The offering and asking prices for stocks at Tn


The London cable advices today are not especially
important, though Consols are trie heavier and
United States bonds more firm, with generally duIi
market The official return of the Bank of En-
gland shows a decrease of f537,7l0 bullion dnnng
the week, and an increase for the day of E31OOOO.
The unemployed notes in the bank amount
to E14,352, 80 The proportion of bank
reserve to liabilities is 53, against 53is
last week. Discounts are a tribe hrmer'
the rate in the open market for three months bills
being 7s or ls below the bank rate, which still re-
mains at = per cent. The specie in the Bank OF
France increased 1901 900 francs during the past
week and Rentes are quoted at 65.oo, with hrner
Exchange on London. Gold opened at 1l6i2 and
on not very active market, sold az 1l6's and
l1G2l, finally closing at the opening price 1852.
On gold loans the rates have been l6l lS2 per day.
per cent per annum for use and flat. AT II o'clock
to-day the United States Assistant Treasurer opened
bid, for $780, 900 gold ; the entire amount bid FOR
was 50 10 OOO the lowest bid having been 1929,
and the highest 116.G3 the awards were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The motion To reduce the bail of William j. Rec.
charged forged bonds Of the California and ore
gon Rslway 81 500 heard yesterday 10y Judge DoDo
hue who reserved his decision.
Donald Harris, who, with accomplice. com.
burglary at the house of John o. Gottsherger and
WAS struggle which he seOusy hurt
by Mr. GottsbergeT sentenced yesterday 10y Recorder
ackett General state Prison for
nine years accOmphCe who caught unLur,, had
been previously 10 state Prison for ten years.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
The days business at tho United States
Treasury comprised

Inc days Du5lntSs at tHo CHItcu HN"Vc0 EuV-
Treasury comprised:
Gold receipts s5lOlli 90 Cur'v payments $92577 II
0od navmsn, lI7764 % Curry balance 5S, J5i 81
Gold balance. .35, 233,62( IS Custonls. oO5OUO w
Curry receipts. SO-,6JS O3
There is no change to note in the rates for money
either on call or for commercial paper. Currency
continues to be sent into the interior by our banks
for crop-moving purposes in moderate amounts
principally in the form of legal tenders. The
Customs receipts at Washington to-day We're
S,14 O0O the Internal Revenue receipts 1923, 900;
the United States Treasurer receiving $6S3,0OO
National bank notes for redemption. The following
was the Clearing house statement Currency ex-
changes, S61 619,375; currency balances, S3,O22,-
OFT; gold exchanges, $5,1Ol,53s, and gold bal
ances, $i59,74
United States bonds have been firm on moderate
transactions. The latest street quotation are rs fol
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
Brig starlight.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY sept. %, 1879
COFFEE-Receipts OF Rio for the week ending this morn
ing 27l27 bags, including e28 bags per canoe
433l (Sanos) per Inlet $3.50 bags per Youngsters;
42s0 bags per Greece via Europe 6O4 bags per ernak
5,55b bags PanOa iE
bags Alice Tanter s07 bags Dante SOB bags per
Memnon: 4536 bags per Merrimack and $3.50 bags per
Youngsers stock In first hands IN New York sept Z5
55 $50 bags; at Baltimore 1929 bags at Hampton Eoss
$500 bags afoat loading for NewyOrk. 4530D bags
other the United states lO7 400 bags Md gaes
are strong request sales OF 432s mats java 3Co)
mats ingapore 1884 bags Maracaibo 43i bags LagaaSr'
Da Savana aud 60 Mexican sold III lots ioi con-
sumption within To day the market for no was
NOT active the advance Of yesterday was fully
sales of Greece ordinary car 30, AT yc We
quote ordinary cargoes at l?dl94c; fair do 2ota2OSc
do POS d2lc prime do q 4d2l 2c santos ir tog
csrgoes at 2O4 c and range for lots lsa@;
gold The stock of Rio here this morning oooVo
L aLL.Lafa
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
A DIssIPATED BOYS ESTATE.

In the proceeding taken by the Society for
e Prevention of Cruelty to Children, TO take the boy
Henry A. Henken. from his surroundings, by declaring
babual drnkard and putting him and his estate
under Judge Ioew, in the Special Term OF
the Court OF Common Pleas has, the application OF
Ambrose Mcneil, counsel for the Society, appointed
Henry Kuyler guardian OF the boy and his estate. re-
ouirtng from the guardian bonds IN $4,000. The hoy
r. reported he in dying condition, unable TO rally
from the effects OF his drinking.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
ie following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were firm and in good demand
Union Pacific tirsts rose to 1884 and Chicago and
North Western Consolidated Gold bonds to o7s4.
Harlem frsts fell off to 1872. Hannibal and st.
Joseph Convertible fell off to 76i2 and closed at an
advance of s4Q1 per cent The following were the
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises ~ 5:4a 55i Moon rises. OIL
WATER THIS DAT-Ak
SANDY Hook 3O6 Cows Island 1893 Hell O. Ferry. 5:27
WATER THIS DAY-P. N
sandy Book 342 Cows Island. 4l7 Hell G. Ferry COG
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
Alarhle ano Slate Mantels.

CASONI e. LSOLA,
- STEAM MAnBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
las " 1872 West 40ths near Broad way.
Monuments, Mantes Alters Figures i1lpE WMnscounE
&c Imp and manufacturers In ItAiy Oh mhbs
work Of every description.
w ID. g. A. S. NICHOLS.-250 entirely new
w desgns Marble. slate and Wood AAntsis NsnIisc
Vanos &c Wholesale aud retail Send for cstAnxueA 70 Aud
son Of, Opposite Worth.I
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Sept. 23.-In the Court of Appeals,
"Wednesday Sept 22 1879 the following addition male
Itule no
An allowance shall be made TO applicants who
are ~ college ersy who In their
Of .fud been Instructed The theory
principles jurisprudence and IN the historical development
Institutional law Of the United states and Great Brit
Ain shall be the certificate Of the President
the college whore such applicant graduated TO the atfac
Of the Court that he has been taught and
studies specifying
tie SAM other allowance shall bs made 10 such ap
prior the time O graduation which time shall
be made 10 appear o-. 49,.
S. T.. CHURCH. CHARLRs j. FoLGER
W f. ALLRy, CHARLES ANDREWS,
CUARiR, A. RAPALLO, THEODORE MILLER
In Court OF Appeals Thursday, sept. 23 1875;
No lO-CEsIi's Devliu appellant agt The Mayor OF New
York al sOudents argued by George r. ComsiOck and
f. c. CrOnn counsel Tor appellant and by Dexter A Hawk
kins for respOndo onts.-Case still on -.
1878 o.. o.. ,o--
The following s the Day Calendar for Friday sept "a 1873
NOs l02, 2, 81 II =, 10, II, H. and lt6
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
90 n)bom it Hlap Concern
WIN. HENRY.
Deput'

$4,000 REWARD.
PORTRAIT and PARTICULARS of THOMAS MICH
Oils, abscondng BANK TELLER from MONTREAL,
CANADA will be found In THE DAILY GRAPHIC Of the
goth, and subsequent days
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
TNMAN LINE.-Flxed Southerly Course.

NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
IN LINE.
These hrst class steamships sail regularly ut m nom
Pier No. l3 North River as follows: m
Steamship RESCENT CITY. I'll RSDA1 sept 5o
IN COI TT ESDAY. oct IL
observation-disclosures unsurpassed freight passage apply
To WIN. +. CLYDE & CO., No D Bowling green
MCCLELLAN LULING & CO, Agents In Havana
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

Included in the above are ~ bales 10 arrive - -,
For future prices compared With yesterday snow
afecline OF lsc n bnt the movement 10 very hght;
sales as follows all on basis OF Low Midiling -, %,
500 i5sssc Novcmbs. 500 1870 January. 600 lSc; CO.,
closing prces-september IS October Is 'lee
"a February, Isfsc; March iS April
Al gc August t3sIs NC Market barely steady sales
TO-DAY np 70 p. m.-september. 100, l3 Hssc Co.,
l3 Tsc loo l3ssc 100 10 isc 600 IL Sssc 100 y isc
October 100 l3i nc. 900 l3ia.c; November 100 i2ssc
900 IL ,zc December 300 Pie 100 ~ 2s,sc January
300 3c; Loco l2sisge; 700 l3c February 100 iS ,lse
Total 10 800 bales; grand total IA 900 bales.
FREIGHTS-Ihere only moderate business passing ON
the berth and steady The demand for chareins
tonnage quite the call Is chiefly from the Petr
leum trade show change though Grain onnse
considered heavy more especially ~ owing 70 ho
prominent exporting nr - the vessels TAX en up
by them VIII again be placed on the market Inc ssi o
other sources light The engagements include 10 Liver
pool by steam 5000 bush Grain td SoVO ooiee ShsSs
lncluding last evening" At 3os oOO Pnys bAson ~
3D. PROVISIONS ps2dins Beef % snd pSTs & enaeay %
2oa; 5000 bush Grain. by SAIL at ID; 5000 easn.
To- Lsndon Sy sail rs Talow AZ 27s 6d POO Oars ~
ad running foot $500 boxes Cheese IN addition 70 our
Last by steau At To Glasgow BY steam oov ooxss
at IOA i50 pkgs Bacon through freight sos oO oe
Menhadep OH ct 35s charters comprise Norwrsisn
bark from baltimore French port with 2IOO bbs apn
tina Al 5s Cd a bark hence 70 Bremen, with oo
bb Refined Petroleum at Is Sd an American schooner o
iS tons register 10 Demarara, with general cargo
7Qc bbl another qa Bangor " Por'e e@ Win 1zaoa
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

The directors of the Housatonic Railroad Com
pany have declared dividend Of S2 per share upon
the preferred stock Of the Company payable on tho
18th of October, at the Office of the Company at
Bridgeport, Conn.
Chicago, issued for Lincoln Park, will be paid on
and after that date at the American Excnange Ma
tional Bank in this city.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies third issue. 1122 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 2O2; Reading Railroad, 5GSs; Penn
sylyania Railroad 50ls. Gold, 1863.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

CHERIFF's SALE.-By virtue of warrant of
- Attachment issued out OF the supreme Court OF the state
by order OF the said Supreme
September 22 1879 will TO sale at public
auction WEDNESDAY the 29h day Of SEPTEMBER
1875 IL o'clock at Martins bores Brooklyn near
Fulton Ferry all the right title and interest Of samuel H.
sweet the said 10th day Of August 1875
after wards of in and 10 the onequaftsT Of the
vessel schooner called the IS H. Sweet, her tackle,
apparel and furniture
Dated New York. sept 22, 1870 - - -
VIM. {. CONNER,
Sheriff
WIN. HENRY.
Deputy.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

IhBPis-DONOHJf, j.
1873. Christie agt. b. Cotton
Co., &c.
1872. NJ after Of y. b. Church.
lol Nat B'way Bank agt.
Int. i. Co.
1872 Forrest adm'x, agt.
Price.
1Ss. .Truboe agt. Alden.
1872. Whitman agt Null, &C.
205. .Hsyilsnd agt. Hadley,
DC.
209. Rogers, &c, agt. Bees
ton.
2l5 Cummings agt. Gill.
gan.
.gM-pART I.-GRoss. J.
27s6. Refsenbe agt.
schwartz.
1853. Fust and aDo. agt Vol
kenning-
3s3l. DuscAbury ct al. agt.
Gould et al.
1854 The W. \. y. Mig Co.
ait LOOInis.
3l36 Farnia agt. Decker.
3 96 Cohen agL Wolff ct al.
3jlG. Black agt. Frost.
BOIL. I..Ay1i.l at. Beyea.
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24
Corporation Notites.

EOR COAL.-iSEALED PROPOSALS will be
received by the Public Works Department until the 4h
Of October, 1875, al IL o'clock for all kinds
For particulars City Record Copies sold at No City
Hall.
l. PROPOSALS viii be rSeclved by the Pubic Works De
parment until the lst day Octoba 1873, O'Clock
Tor BLASTING POWDER and WORKING IMPLEMENTS
particulars city Record Copies sold City
Hall
LNOR BUILDING SEWERS
ealod Proposals. viii bo received by the Department
Pablo Works until i2 O'Clock Oct 1875 Tor building
Sewera &c, In various streets and avsnues
particulars The City Record Copies for sale a No.
CITY HA
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

AIS. .Aberie agt. schroffet al.
<6SS. .Brickner agt. Stein
hardt, impl'd.
27S0. Carey agt The Mayor,
&C.
4S44. .shubach agt. Willis.
b072.. ..McManus agt. Jacobs.
46S3. .Fleischauer agt. Stahl.
4730.. .Rosenthal agt. Berko-
witz
New-York tribune., 1875-09-24

SUPREME CouR1-CH
C5. Fowler. &c, agt. Com.
Warehouse co.
81. Giles 9et. Downey, &C.
10. Jones agt. Cox.
lO5. .Rutten aRt. southern
X. X. Ass.
l0S Bergh, &C, agt Bus
teed. &C.
Ill. .Plstt. assoc, agt. Van
Nance.
lI2. .Truboe at. Alden.
125. .DickersOn agt. bpaul'
ding
1856. .McMsnDOney agt. Jud-
son.
NANNY CoURr-TRlAL IT
Sfs7 Cohen art. Corner ct al.
Coll. .KeiDe agt. Lawrence ot
al.
1890 .Cordts sgt Meirtsch.
la9o. .FraIkcl agt Harnedei
and aLD.
L040. Vase aud aDo. agtsst
SOSe .Hyinan agt. Schlesinger
et FL.
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