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Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
Arrival.

Mr.. John Archibald has arrived and Is pre-
pared to loan money at per cent. per month,
Ia sums of $1,000 to $200,0t0. Applications VIII
be received at the Office of w. ii. J. BROokS
corner spring and Temple Sts., Aliens build
ing (up stalrs). hy1o u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29

48-The principal organs of sense are con-
cenfrated to the face. II Is therefore worthy
of being crowned by all Gentlemen, with one
OF the superior hats which can be had at Des-
mond's, Main Street. MARI
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29

Messrs. A. j. Johnston & Co, have removed
to the corner of Temple and spring streets.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29

Inst received by s. Hellman, about 20 differ
ant styles of babies' carriages, direct from the
Eastern factory. which we will sell very low.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
TAKE NOTICE..
Consumers Of Water of the Los Ange
les City Water Company:

Consumers East of Hill and New High
streets will be allowed water for gardens be
p. NJ. Any useless waste of water at any time
in water Closets gardens, etc., or any infringe
ment of this rule, will necessitate the shutting
of of the water, which will not be turned on
again but on the payment of S2 and q full
compliance with these rule. Street sprink-
ling from hose strictly prohibited.
BY order OF the Board of Trustees.
CHARLES Il. MILES,
myl3 II Supt. L. A. City Water Co,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29

4 M y U ~ a WI WI ID
Overture by the Band. National Air
!. Song-"Star Spangled Banner" with Tab
bleau, Washington with TIE Constitution,
one foot resting on Crown.
2. Sopg-"Red, White and Blue" Tableau-
Washington with the first Thirteen States
ofthe Union, represented by thirteen chill
dren dressed In white.
:. National Air by the Band, Hail Column
bia." Tableaux-Columbia represented as
liberating the oppressed, and North and
South greeting.
4. Music by the Baud-National Air. Tableau
--Colum bia and Germania with shield and
banner) greeting.
s. Comical-Magic Pantomime. The Ghost In
the Tavern.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
NEW TO-DAY.
Special Notice---N0 Blowing.

have received large stock of genuine Inn
ported Pomeregas and other brands of Ha-
vanas to sell for 25 cents. Also the very
finest brands at rs cents each, 5 for 81 and
for 80 cents. My stock of domestic cigars can
not be beat. A box of good cigars from 81 up
wards.
A full line of gents furnishing and fancy
goods, pipes, cutlery and different other arti-
this city. / do not resort to troubling my
neighbors, and only mind my own business.
Don't forget the "Identicals"
I. GOLDSMITH,
3S Main ST., under Backman House,
And at I07 Main ST., next to w, F. & Co.'s
Express.
N. B.--Do not mistake the place, as have
no connection with indian territory. mr3l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
Equestrian Department..

| The Equestrian Department of this Great Cir,
| Gus includes the famous Australian Cham
| pion Bareback Equestrian. Mr.. GEORGE
| SHIELDS;
MR.. A. HERBERT the Great Piourette Ri
der his first visit to this country;
| NINE. LEON, the Faultless Queen of the
Arena;
| MILE LINDA, the most Graceful, Daring
and Accomplished Equestrenne in Amer
lea;
MILE ROsANA, whose marvellous per-
formances on the Running Globe must be
seen to be believed;
| CHARLES DRAYTON, the Man Of Iron
Nerve, who handles massive cannon balls
with the same ease as ordinary MORALS
would q feather.
and LEE.
| BOB JOHNSON, the famous Vocal Clown
and Jester
NJ. EUGENE, Equestrian and Acrobat GYM
mast.
YOUNG GJNZALEz, Acrobat and GYM
mast.
MASTER COOKE, the youngest and most
accomplished Two Horse Rider in the
]. LEONTINE, the accomplished Horizontal
Bar Performer
| NJ. ROMERO and r. SEGRINO, whose ftats
on the Double Trapeze and L'Echelle lie defy
description.
And, in order that every de ,,artment In this
| GRAND CIRCUS shall be complete, an ar
rangement has been made with OMAR
| KINGSLEY, the Monarch Horse-Trainer OF
| the world, whereby the entire Stud of highly
| trained Horses and Ponies belonging to HIM
| self, and lately increased by the purchase of
| the best from the Circus of Signor Charni,
| will be introduced, and we challenge the
| world to produce their equal,
Afternoon Performance, for the convenience
| OF families, at O'Clock on
Saturday and Monday.
Admission ........"...ONE DOLLA
| Will exhibit at
Los ANG ELES,
FRIDAY, SATURDAY g. MONDAY,
July I'd, Sd and 9Th:
A GRAND BALL!
st. Patrick's Benevolent Society,
| To be given at their Hall.
ST E A R ~ So II LOCK.
Monday Evening, July 9Th.
| Tickets, Qncluding Lunch) 81 so
je27 I'd
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
MARRIED..

EATON-Bu RnICK,--In I4oa Angeles, June
9th, by the Rev. VIM. H. Hill, Frederick
Eaton to Helen, only daughter of II. Bur-
dick, Esq, all of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29
LETTER FROM WESTMINSTER.
Mfsrepresen tatiOns Of Friend and FOe-
A Large Settlement-The SOil-Dis
astrOas FrOsts - Orange Culture
The Grape CrOps-General Crops
Busfness Firms-SOeieties.

EDITOR HERALD.-The people of
Westminster complain that they have
been injured equally by the misrepre-
sentations of enemies and friends.
They say they live neither in paradise
nor the other place, and they are al
ways thankful when correspondents
will tell the truth about their settle
ment. They have been at work near
ly four years, and have certainly ac-
complished something worth speaking
of, and they are perfectly satisfied with
true picture without any sky blue or
rose-colored edging. There are seven
ty-five families in Westminster, set
tied on small farms, averaging about
forty acres.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-29

To close out and make room for new goods.
Furniture and household goods bought sold
and exchanged. Repairieg also done at low
rates. myZ II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
DECISIONS-OCT. %.

Suprsme Comt-ChnmbeyS- BY Judge Lasrence.-
Earle ag Johnson-Defaut opened terms; mein0fal
dnm Earle RossDeCisiOn on the motion of the DEFEND
renders II unnecessary 10 MAKE M oluti on ,
nation loci Oppenheln-Notion granted on payment
Oh costs; Ineno ardu. Merrill agt- Gambia wish TO near
AIT. Mucr.-Answrr ONerfucd rs lIlNoious
Answcr 0veIrned iriyOlJus and judcmcnt for pain
TrenOrOrgiDal papers require MardLe az,
Iowe rCstttIemtnt OF order granted
Earnicrs Loan aud 1rdst C mpany ast. lrr IaiW3
"a non eyaJIratiou OF tie report Referee In this
submitted 10y tho Referee 20
which no alluson made at the TIME TIE pa. ors were sun
mtted III the order 10 be entered Is upon consent OF an
want the written consent bClors me- IL NOT
desire hear the point left by the kerice
l,uralnl AT Iser Motion denied with COSTS himJal dG,
continued pepdeAf 1T with TIO costs
notion abide event Cnsant ast thallni btnl avt'
iullep-Crlntei MaiAer agt COwter.HOoa denied VIII,
out SchwarZe Ct al.NcmOTdlihhl IN
herr AIT Mdrs-MOoG for commission granted, with stay
not exceeline 30 DAYS; memorandum. - -.
Superior tourf-.>pecd IGpl-Bv Judge CURTIS
Odinrer ct al DeWOf Ct aMoor for injunction and re
c.ver denied defendants Ia abide event memo
randum WEIGH. ag Rob nson-Moiioh grantee on lay
lpput plaintiff and appearing ioI h"l an1
supnllng days ana 10 accept IJlIcc on uh
Tor November same wIthOat prejudice 10 position o.
calendar Tickle AIT SchOfndOlI- MOllOn lt I
IN Tile sccnr cots cianc. seaman aSt KNnos ct a.
Motion that proceedings supplementary u execution 20
Leahy agt. baTfr-Moti0n Tor hlnhci ~
MED with costs; memorandum faIchd ag Lynch Motion
Tor setlen, denied with costs 70 p&h'lH " aDuo
tine event Oh suit
BY Judge BOwendam agt Sealis ct alOrdcr
settled. MI.
StlNeIl act KomastMoti0n TO compel defendants I" ne
VITA SO costs opinion Inc Peoyo
ex rel at; Board OF fcreih ioy i'aai'
granted - o.,......,o,
nv ldge agf solomon NO auth0r res
Dor slch allowance Hcnner AT. Hclner-A gtdntd
TO the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court Yesterday,
JacS oprf was hCd brnaly beating and kicking Anna
Benson. IN IhOmpson-st, on sunday night
Tn, trial of three negroes Charles Weston, VIM.
Fills and I'm Thompson the OF Abraham els
JeTg has transferred Ia the Court u oyer ana 1eni
Al tbe Esaex Market Police Court yesterday
Thomas Jones 44J East Thirteenth ST. aues lucf ol
NO $40 East twenty thrtst, Conrad Cas.tr o NO oco lt
thirteenth held keeping lottery shOis JOIN
was held Illegal registration III having registered III
two places
In the Court of General Sessions yesterday, orlnl-
mails plesded gnty and sentenced an follows honas
MADAM assault with dangerous four years ia state
Prism: Thomas r. Calan grand larceny, L years III state
P o1: Thomas OthrOCk convicted o: selling gOJis utf
fais r,lrnss was sent Prison for g years Jrrt
mian ynch larceny thTe years IN state PRISON. Ahen
J. SColieIl OF au Iult. years in state Prison.
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
before Judge Benedict Charles Gomez ana Iaulm nont@
were Tor dealing SNUG g eia's IhaLIes Wa COZ
acquitted Bernard q iin wa PAT
on trial for dealing counterfeit money IL was chafsel ~
te that tho mOnCy Frances ray. Inc
eydcnce wOnau's Was Jula kvyth AID
puiuu adct
80 and the charge lie to the Gus
l,dy of he. officer lnGCtMenL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

cent ON sales OF 1920 shares at 77lsa78a770
77ss Eric went of u per cent on sales OF 1900
shares at 1873 N 1873 a 1868 a 17ls. North
Western, Common improved u per cent
on business OF 1880 shares at 37sts
3sI2a 37osa33, while the Preferred declined
ls on business of / 100 shares. Atlantic and Pa
cc r. X. Preferred st. Paul Preferred, and Wabash.
each advanced IS per cent; Michigan Central, 2;
st. Joe. 10: N. J. Central, %; Missouri Pacific. 1
Ohio and Mississippi -. and Quicksilver y per cont.
Union Pacific declined 1l2 per cent Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph, I2; Del, Lack, and Western. 4.
and C., C. & i. c., Rock Island. and ST. Paul Com
mon, each is per cent. The opening, highest lowest
and closing prices Of active stocks sold to-day will
no found in the snbiOined table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE BARMoRE WILL CONTEST.

Alfred Barmore, by his last will, left his
estate valued at about 100000 among four OF his call
creI Ing the ffth Mrs Emma Eldridge only tho
income ot $4,000 for life E,dridge contested the
will aud that Is st before the Surrogate Pend
ing appeared that. just before his DEATH
Mr. Barmore conveyed to his Win. IL Barmore, and
the uncle Of his sonn law, Robert n Maclay his estate
on trusts similar TO those in his will Mrs. Edrdgc has
now brought suit to set aside and cancel that deed
OF trust She sets out in her complaint that
abe was the avorte child OF her father until the Ma
elays came n and her husband WAS her fathers trusted
friend and adviser that after Robert X Macay married
her sister with his uncle. her sisters and brother ana
even her mother worked steadily to ALLEVIATE her fdthers
mind from her. Judge Lawrence, On motion OF seward
& Da Costa cniOned any alienation OF the property by
the defendants under the deed OF trust and granted
orier TO show cause returuablc next Monday, why
eeyer of the estate shOuld not be appointed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
Pac Il Of Mo
MONDAY. Oct. DIP. 81.

The week opens with an active stock market. and,
considering the natural desire to realize profits
crued the part of purchasers for the past few
days. prices have been very well sustained. The
business of the day has been something
better than the recent daily average. amount
ing to the purchase and sale of about
100000 shares the same stocks leading
the market ~ heretofore viz: Lake Shore, Pacific
Mail, aud Western Union. The business in Lake
shore amounted to 62, 700 shares at 8Oa6l ii@597s
n Co.'s, advance from Saturdays closing price Of
L. per cent. Pacific Mail declined is per cent from
Saturday after opening at 4O7s and selling up to ill2
and down to 40l the closing price having been 1855
The transactions in this stock amounted to GO. 900
shares. Western Union telegraph advanced d per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE NOE MURDER.
JOHN DoIAN PLACED on TRIAL-nIs DILAToRY
PLEA OVERRUIED.

JOHN DOIAN PLACED ON TRIALChIS DlLAtoRI
PLEA OvERRULED.
John Dolan, charged with the murder OF
James H. Noe. brought yesterday to trial before
Judge Barrett in the Court oyer and Terminer Toe
appeared to try the case, with Mr. Ro
Inns and Mr. Lyons aid him. The first thing dOne yes
terday was to dispose of the datory plea ntcposed by
the prisoner His counsel. Mr.. Howe consented to
amend the plea that 1t would only raise
the question of whether er not Mr.. DUNLAP was
the le.al Commissioner of Jurors and II not,
whether the Grand Jury drawn by him in the enforced
absence OF Douglas Taylor y legal body. After
long argument Judge Barrett held that the acts Of MI
Dunlap vaIi he being Commissioner de tdcfo. and
II heinz impossible TO block the wheels OF justice unt
TIC Court of Appeals decdd whether not he also
Comnssi1 jVe. lie therefore oNerrnlcd the pea
and plea OF guilt entered for the prisoner. As
many of the jurors remembered the transaction, tie
work obtaining jury was somewhat delayed, Dut AZ
q u. IN. the panel completed rs follows: curtis
Bon . NaphIai j. Phillips, Bennett J. King Nm NJ
Leeds Roswell 4. Fish, Myron A. Decker. Henry EhTloch
Thomas Beknap. Ir.. william Glover, Samuel Bro" nne,
Francis ". DOsne, Abraham S;cr1Iiels.
The Court t.cn adjourned until 1880 a. M today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE LETTER OF CREDIT FoRGERIEs.

The examination of Edward Hall, charged
with forging letters Of credit the Bank OF British
North America, resumed yesterday before Commis-
siouer Osborn George Loew. ticket agent ut
Aaron Prior Canada. and witness for the prosecution,
asked identify II he could one In the room as
having been at Aaron Prior about Oct 5, 1879 After
looking around for few moments LOew picked out Al
fred Post Mr. Purdy's butcher LOew was brought here
for the purpose Of identifying Hall as having been al
Aaron Prior in the early part OF the month, and Post
saws that he was never in Canada in hs life.
Afrcd Duny, receiving teller, at Aaron Prior OF q
branch OF Bank OF British North America testned
Dixon presented TO him letter OF credit 1t did not ap
near that the letter was forged and the adj
journed until Saturday, the Commissioner remarking
that he would hear testimony until was shown
that a forgery on that bank had been committed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
* latest quotations :

In State bonds the only feature Of importance was
the marked advance in 1865 District Of Columbias,
which rose from 90 TO "A on the publication of
the statement that tho Attorney General Of
the United States and Mr.. Charles O'Conor
had given conciding opinions that, under
the several acts of Congress authorizing
the issue of these securities the Government Of the
United States is unquesIonably pledged to the pay
ment of the interest and the redemption of the pnn
cipa If this view Of the is sustained, then il is
clear that these bonds being free from taxation and
substantially a Government obligation, are At the
market price cheaper than the United States 0 per
cent currency bonds. Mr.. OConor, in his opinion.
says:
The obligation Of tho United States Ia explicit
that the principal and interest Of the bonds shat bs
pnctually paid The words employed admit OF other
interpretation So far the District o. Columbia.
corporate legal entity can be said to nave separate
is instrument. subordinate agrnt Of ho United
states, having power, function. authority, or II may
DO said existence established recognized. and
time time suffered 10 exist. under tine supreme
oyerrung power Of ts creator the Government OF the
United states.
Mr.. OConor further expresses the opinion that
while it is unimportant whether the paymca, Il
these bonds by the United States is in the nature of
u primary obligation or a guaranty according
to the legal lexicons. it probably comes under the
former designation. After the rapid advance early
in the day to "a, the bonds later offered at
73ia. The following were the bids for State bonds:
onered Asked Onered. Asked
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
We annex closing quotations Of 70

The money market was without special change.
and while mt the banks the rate on demand con-
tinueS per cent, the brokers interchange accommo
dItions at ,}G3l2 We quote prime iner, antie paper
at 8 and z. The Customs receipts az Washington to-
day %700,000 and the internal Revenue re-
ccps T6iO00o. the United States Treasurer receiy
ing 1900 900 National bank notes for redemption.
The following was the Clearinghouse statement:
Currency exchanges, 500, S32,36S; currency bal
ances $3,395,250 gold exchanges, 1880, 100;
and gold balances, 81, 1909.
Government bonds were dull and generally steady.
and were unaffected by the course oil gold. We au-
LII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
IA Mr. Peter Cudlip of Chicago was doing

in his siitingrooIn the other day, he was sud- MY
aroused by FEARFUL crash OF glass ut the back o inc
house and tremendous tug at the front door bell An,
swering 1t in person and rage, he discovered tma,i
hoy who would have been much smaller hal ne peeii
washed grasping The bepuii and about fathoin OF
wire in his hand Round the corner could be seen tue
heads OF about seven other boys, prepared 10 ,e I
10 run as OCCASION might dictate. The small boy SAID:
Please mister they have three men on bases ana iour
To tie and the striker hit hot to third ana thit
muffcd H. and she's in your grccn-housc. Leinnc gon
ana get her, cause this l. the decin game ana WINE
MIR Cudp was speechess he slipped past and out into
the back premises. After trampns over through ahd
about all Of Mr. Cudps horticultural prodcts the boy
returned and rcmarlDg bhes IN the next yaiu, cui!
nenartel grntefullN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers yesterday granted motions In the suits OF Jora
Terry Co.. and OF Moses Taylor Co., for Judgments
ssanst VIM Moes CO. t Ss es The aggre
gate OF the judgments Is S52,|2o ~
At the suit of the Long Island Railroad
Company, Judge Lawrence. in Supreme Court, Cham
bers ha, granted temporary injunction, with the ord
nary order TO show why 1t be not made permanent
restraining the Long Island City Railroad Company
from laying its tracks on the south part OF Secohu''
Long Island City. now known as Borueh-a'e.
In the Equity Term of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas before Judge Robinson, the retrial OF the
suit of John sheehy agt Theodore f: Tomlinson was
ended Yesterday The plaintiff claims that under con
rc w'cn ns mechane,s lien for $500 The defense
Is that sheehy was overpaid. Decision was reserved
In suit before Chief-Justice DAILY, in the
Common Pleas Trial Term, Lewis j. West recovered
against Isaac Rosenstein and others verdict Inc
plaintiff employed in the defendants store 10 lax
away some lumber and while at work bale FELL on MN
through an unguardcd hatchway niurinS MN seriously
lie asked -, 900 damages and the jury a"arueu III"
5000.
In the suit of John Borland against Louise
g. Rikcr and Others Judge Lawrence. in supreme Coc'
Chambers denied yesterday further stay OF proceed
ings. The suit is ordinary foreclosure suit Or prop
erty I'm Foryour,h ST., Madisonave and the real
defendant is Adene Weston now AdeliEo BROADWAY,
who according to the alleged will OF James H. layioi j.
entitled the property for e free OF n'npi 80
she in her motion papers. claims that TAYLOR boSn tne
pronerty subject 10 this mortgage, mainly with her
money and that she ought 10 have tine 70 eomPti
lors estate to pay of the membranes The plihuhs;
I'm rcply say that Mira. Broadway has already caosea
them long delay and thai their security 1or the,r HILL
Is fast vanishing by tine increase OF charges on te prop
erty.
The suit of Davis and others against the
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was On
The calendar before Judge Laremorein the Equity Term
OF the Court of Common Pleas yesterday It's the sul'
Inv the owners of an abbattoir to prevent Henry Bers
from interfering with them. Bergh claimed tnat I'M
necessary crue " was used In killing hogs when the
Defendants denied ON notion the Special ahd tcneial
Terms of tue Court decided matters OF law mat the
society could be enioIned. In order 10 inS ne case
before fine Court Appeals formal trial was deeied
necessary and the main facts BEN ogcu on thc oise
ar,lng as to sons minor fact thc was
adjourned b. Nov. g. \. Oakley Hall ana MI b00AsNcr
appeared for the plaintiffs Elbridge D. Gerry iOf ehl!
Bergh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
furniture.

LNOR CASH BUYERS-VelveteeDs, Carpets,
Msttiug. Cloths Cashmere OvercOatng Horse aud Bed.
Blankets Blrlaps Buckrams Sheeing, Upholstery Goods,
lap Robes &C. ANDREW LESTER Co, 81 Brondsay
EURNITURE, CARPETS, and BEDDING
Largo stock superior quality and low prices Il -. NJ.
COWPfRTHWAIT COS l5J anu l'I Chatismst
Great reduction In prices for nCIt 80 days Chamber suits
tom s22; rarior suits from $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TU FSDAY, OCT. rs.

TUESDAY, OCT 20
Havana and Mexico by the steamship Cy OF Mexico,
mails close 1t y. supplementary nan IL ci" ~ AZ
24O D. M Steamship sails at D. from Pier No g. North
River. -....-... - ~
For Europe Quoeso and Liverpool by the steamship
AOyssinia mails close d II a supplementary MAIL Is
closed at p NJ steamship sans at . p H. Ho' O"h"iu
AIuS close ot The Posi- nee about this date.
THURSDAY. OCE 2S .
For Fprors via Plymouth Charhourg and Hamburg by the
steamship trsa malls close st :.o q ~, "A oa a
~ from Pier at fOct OF fnirist, HobOken , III,
For Havana and the West indies, by the steamship
city Of Vera mla close at p N a S'plie,noiaS
Mail a. 2:lOp. Steamship sails ut T. Ill., nom
Sor H." Xribrlands direct by the steamship T. Caand,
mails 1880 steamship sails AZ LOU p H. i"n
For EeIpnm direct by the steamship switzerland mails
close At 1870 IN. steamship sails at j. H. nom Fier NO 2
North River. ,, ,,, 90
No Steamship Mails. - IA
For England II Gland ana "asS wa V'essom v, an IN
81 pool by the .ansnp te.iic, mails close al . NJ
10 Supplementary Mail steamship sails Al L. H. ioi r'
ToT ttrtr VIA conformation AMI by the steamship
Rhen close at 1880 a. IN snppehen,ay tia n y,
ci0srQ at 50 steamship sails al D. M iroh Plef io"t
OF Thrd.si.. HobokeD. ,.,. ill. ,.
For scotland only. by the steamship Nlcorie mas Close
at 1870 m. Supplementary Mail = close az lo p H.
Eer Trance nTect vie Hayre steamship VIE de Par-
mai, eloIs az from o. n" Pier TS 90 81 SoTia veT
Tor Asp!iwsl Panama tie Central american ana Houin
Pacific pors by steasnp city oil NewYok mails Close al v
n, SIn.,cmcn;ary Ma 4. closed At u a. ST ahiSLp
sails al IL M from Pier No AZ. North River ,. 49,,
Mails hey West sent every saturday cioss al INC
'o'' sUGDAY ocT. -. .,.a,. $500.
AL Mails close II o'clock H. The POSTPONE" Is open
from a. m 10 ii a. H.
Mail. for Newioundsnd close at the New York Po'tomce
aafOr ii tliisx n. g. Is closed ~ I"e NJ 'o'" ''
OEice every day at y. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
EXAMINING THE ERIE RECEIVERS ACCOUNTS.

Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court Cham
bers declined to approve the report OF Judge James
e. Spencer. the referee appointed to examine the ac-
counts Hugh j. Jewet receiver of the Erie Railway
Company until he hears counsel question preferred
by the rc<eree the written consent OF all the
sci in all the suits which Mr. Jewett is appointed
OF that Company, to its confirmation The ques
ton to which the Judge calls attention is probably this
Judge Spencer his report that the orders require
him pass, decide. and report upon the youchers,
and asks whether lie must make personal examination
and inquiry into each voucher, involving much time
and expense whether IL il enough for him 10 take
general affidavit OF the correctness vi them in bulk