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New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
WEALTH IN MINES.
,tor Of Thr Tribuns.

SIR: The bitter experience OF those who en-
cgcd in mining years a-o when mining was I'm its In
fancy has prevented people from investigating the
present condition OF oar mines. During the last ten
Years however tiere has been great chance IN mining
The few men who believed in mines have been steadily
AT work. They have dc. .clopcd mines AMI discovered
new odc, ana from the product OF their mineral veins
have grown rich. II S time for the entcrprising
capitalists to take hold Of mining and MAKO IT
"A leg climate business. The geological theory that
the gold and silver veins forced M FROM
below i'm a ligud state by volcanic action. The miners
have demonstrated ihIt The mineral Veins Grgg larger
and richer "a they follow them down. ANA uuduubt d!y
were forced M In the fssnrcs of rock. aud that
nurr.l veins are the surplus flow from tine arg"
nnIirs of native ore below. Deep mining has become
tDc .ef lied policy of Hll miners. and nsrad 0f bO
uanLa in Che United STATES We shall by aud by have
hundreds. q gtnilcd capital under intelligent manage
ent with derp mining will reach the source Of the nou
sand gold and silver yeIs OU- miners are now working
sun Francisco, Nov. ., 1870. A MINER.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
6ROOKLYN'S LOSSES.
THE MAYOR AND THE DEPARTMKNls-wHN TIL
CITY WILL LOSE IN THE sPRAGUE CASE.

THE MAYOR AND THE DEPARTMENIs-wHAT THE
CITY WILL LOSE IN The sPRAGUE CASE.
Mayor Hunter yesterday sent to the heads OF
all the Brooklyn departments circular letter requesting
them to furnish him with list of all salaries PAD ~
fixed b. the legislature aud LIST OF the salaries as h&
by the several departments He also asks tnat thy WI"
make such suggestions may seem 10 them valuable r
tend TO snI the conduct OF the business Of the de-
partmen's.
The Mayor yesterday desired 20 ascertain what security
the city had received the claims against eXreasner
sprague ex-COectOr IaCCau, aud lire Commissioned
Mclaughlin The result Of the inquiry was not salsfa'
t,ry A ind ment has been obtained AGAINST OK
Treasurer Spragte for S14S92O IL 10y Corporation
Counsel DcWtt or this sum only H3SS3 II has D,eh
dny ascrrtaued the value Of the remaining securlii,s
nbout 500 900 Que the city from the Treasury
defalcatons for which IL holds security. ana OF wlch
in ali probability it VIII have To bear the burden Toe
Msyor w reply to the CORPORATION COunsels letter 10
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
MINING rnE KEYsroNE oF RHsuMrTION.

To the RAZOR OF the Irfo"he'
SIg The masses of our people seem to be
ignorant on the subject OF gold AMI silver mining in the
United States and its Territories. am surprised the
NewYorx periodicals do moi furnish us with more gen
eral information the subject. am aso surprised
That the ana scientific men do not take more
interest in such q vital and important industry Whc
the Government sends expeditions a"t cApcnds large
sums OF money search for fossil bones ana surFc!
deserts il does not investigate or cultivate scehtihc
knowledge Of our great mineral resources. IL do S
nothing TO inform the OF unemployed men where
onr great mineral wealth lies or now 10 obtain IT, We
have Deen for several years discussing the subject of an
.rrcdecnabe rag money and the manner OF returning 10
specie PAYMENTS, md a large number, might
say all thinking men, that to return 10 specie pay
luent and maintain il, large 1nOun, of Nealtl must
came Ou yearly 20 meet the interest on oar
bonds held Europe. 1t must come IN the snare al pro
.urts OF the farm from TIE mines. AZ our FARMERS
more than supply the foreign demand now, our ony sure
rcsource is our gold ana silver mines. The annual pro
duction rom Our mines is increasing rapidly, ana ne
saved us from bankruptcy II tire Government ana nara
money capitalists would foster and promote tiS grtal
and aiinpCrtant industry, they would bring aDout re-
sumption aud maintain 1t, ana general pIospr,t Wnuu
follow hAh' hoNhi'
Ne,carI. v. j., Nov. H. 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE OCEAN BANK ROBBERY.

The trial Of the suit of Christian II. Lilien-
thai against the Ocean National Bank and its Receiver
was begun yesterday before Judge Van Worst in Supreme
Court. Circuit. Mr. Lillcntha In 1868 was charged
with defraudng the revenue, and. under arrange
among counsel. deposited $4,000 la United statos
bonds. Between June 20 and -. 1869 tho bank was
robbed. aud Mr. LenhaPs bonds. with other bonds aud
money, weo carried on by burgars Hr. i.tntul sued
tao bank and oJtnr verdict Tor his The CUuri
of Appeals however, held tia, II Was part Of bs's
busIn 10 take yhlHbles merely secping; that
agreement by nB bank. either fIOD custom
sliGuston to take snh deposits was shown 10 exist.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. n. T.. Nov. l5.-In the Court of Appeals
Monday, NOV. ID, 1875:
No. 2ie William Johnson. appellant agt Robert A. VII
liams extr, &c, Respondent tArgurd BY samuel Hand
counsel for app ani sid 10y H. T. sickelJ iOr respondent
NO. ,7~Wliam \. Staver. Collector &c, appellant. ACT
The Mayor OF NoN.lCrk fcSpOn cntJ-Afguod
D.. Devcn Of counsel iOr appellant aud By James NJ smith
for respondent.
No 3l-ChaIes h. WOOD respondent agt Lucy u. Fisk
eCuuS. De- appellant Argued by H. 4. Nelson Ui counsel
for sppellan aud b. H. \. tslisou for ros Jen,onL
52lsssc j. et al, CKeCutOfs &c, Respondents
agt William Gcery ct al. appellants gued by a. Fithsu
counsel appellants 10y Ben,auin d. siluisn
spOndtnts. caso SihiOn.
Proclamation made, aud the Court adjourned.
Tho following the day calendar Of the Court ~ Appeals
Tuesday. NOV IL Nos -. 50, so. o. 80, 40, AZ, as
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

them remains unpaid They assert that they cannot OBJ
tain any satisfactory statement OF the reasons why tho
remaining Indebtedness Is long delayed Shepherd
Knapp who is control Of the affairs OF the bank eH
plains that the suit against Walter Roche Tor TSoVo,
which he ia said 10 nave carried to the credit oi tho
Guardian Savings Bank improperly, has not yct pet
settled and that large amounts re- presfned ny ooohe
real estate securities cannot now DO con'cicu ho 0"S"
viii houf vary serious loss,
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE DEPUTY CONTROLLERS FINANCI AL CON
DITION.

In pTOcctuIng TIT tHe SUI1 VI Houuy "'
CHER against Abraham g. Earle, the Deputy Controher
TO compel Mr. Earle to apply his October salary amount
Ing to 1888 49, being at tho rate OF $1,000 per year. 10
the plaintiffs Judgment for 1888 IL, Mr Earie h'o
made an affidavit to his financial condition lie STATES
bot no ops no real estate or interest in real estate
United s ates bonds bonds and mortgages. ne nhs
no deposits with any bank. lie owns no houseold uin @
tre but desk as he boards. little more tin year
ago he m ,de AN ass ignmen In bankruptcy: ne knoNs
of no book accounts due him. He has watch 40 yers
old w ich may have been worth 40 years ago Hl ana
has also shirt studs and sleeve buttons Whc me Cout
order was served him he thinks ne hfu % III us m
nackot He has wife and four sons and states that he
has run little in debt during the past year Inc ohly
due him IL his last MONTHS salary ~eh he as ~
statement Judge DOnOhue has denied the MOTION mSue
10 sequestrate the salary.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
APPROPRIATIONS FOR METHODIST MISSIONS.

continued It's session yesterday at NO 500 Broadway
For tho Chinese Missions in California Sl02si was
appropriated against - 500 last year. report was
adopted that the appropriations Tor China be paid in
Mexican dollars, and those for India Ia rupees. For
East China $13,s50 appropriated, against S17.468
for last year for Central China. S9130, against
Ss sl5: for North China $1l AIS, against Sl5.262.
The Rev Gibson made appeal for the increase OF
the Chinese appropriations compared with those for
India. For Germany and Switzerland $4,000 was ap-
proprat.d against S2l 400 last year Tor Denmark
500 against xj2 600 Tor India, cC3,Ol6; for BO-
bay and Bengal 300. against @lCOO; for Bulgaria,
900 The appro pratiOns for Italy Me SicO, aud Japan
remain TO be made. The Board OF Missions viii meet at
ID LII -ilnY.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

THE COURT or ALABAMA CLAIMS

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5.-ln the Court OF Commits
Alabama Claims to-day. to following judsmen
rendered:
In case SO9-Thomas Danford. S2il5. No fj0-Albun
i,urnham, $3.50 40 c3O-Jonathan Higgins. minist
~, -6i u. No 3-Wm. ireland, bi. No Si2-l.ydIs
Cnase SUji 25. No l6G-JOlnJ Sprigae 81 l97. No.
VIM. TsIlry. SlOi7 80. NO lS-Caso o. Aug gtstus N
Lord petition dsm ssei. No lll6-Augustus X Lord. S577
i53-Ihomas ". Loag. $50. 3J. NO. i5i-wm. IL. Phi
lpp 81 No. 56O--tehry L. COmstOck, $1,000.
following connected wien sip FayOrto, Capt
Young dcstiycd June 10 bJ by shenandoah aud
Ocmusee destroyed hy the Alabama, sept b2
mtted upon evidence, and argument Of counsel ".
ttapo tire claimant; Frank w. for the United
STATES No. i3g,icOrse L. fnp ct al. No t73-Ruth A.
nalOn adminsTituX. No .i-lhOnss q. Young death
.nggt.ed. No. 4O6--amul owens No. SI6-Abrahain la
getl No IlI4-Mary NJ. StotsOn No. iiy-BouJami Dox
y. "
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
INFLUENCE OF TIE SCHOOL ISSUE IN OHIO.
To me Edit0r OF The Trtbune.

SIR: In your issue of Nov. You make the
statement tnAt "the Democratic party in 1875
beaten by imitation" There is scarcely paper in the
state Democratic Republican, that has not time and
again endeavOrcd maSo il clear tu you that the rally
ing standard around which our people nStnetvey gath
cred was the defense OF our public schools Many who
voted the other way account OF the currency qucs
ton did so with misgyings. To resist the onslaught led
10y Bishop McQnaii and to cancel the barter for the
"sod Catholic vote" the Influences that appealed
10 every intelligent voter In this state. IL - perfectly
safe 70 that that WGycrcd aud voted the
Republican ticket did so from THIS motive alone. II IL
also safe t0 assert that every intelligent man that
Taycrd and The Democratic ticket did from his
convictions the financial question. And yet We are
not uiiatonists IL hard very Lard, indeed for yOn
to provc IT, You infer much. and misrcpresent
We believe in grccnbacks ard in some other To make
them cqua 10 gold than contracting the amount ot their
circulation. CUY.HoGA.
lirrflnni. Nov. 8. 1R7J
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

operation at No 202 West Thlrtysevcnthst Andrew L.
PenDoyer testified that he met woman on the ngn' o
Jan 26, 1874 and accompanied her to the house men
tIoned xhere nc WAS robbed OF 81 200 The story
tbc same that the wtnrss had related IN his testimony
before the Legislative Committee on crime nno "ion
was published in full in THE TRIBUNE. IL
Justice Kilbreth testified that Lot ie Haynes, alas
williams was brought before him by Capt McElWhn ds
being Implicated in the robbery: from the reluctance
shown by Mr. rennoyer he became impressed VIII h ,h
idea that tho complainant had settled the case; the
woman was discharged because Mr.. Pennoyer refused to
make q complaint against her. The further nearing vi
the case was adjourned until Wednesday ut a. III.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
ECONOMY AT QUARANTINE.
SUGGESTIONS OF COMMISSIONERS FOX THE REDUC-
TION or EXPENSES.

SUGGESTIONS OF COMMISSIONERS FOX THE REDUC-
TION or EXPENSES
The Emigration Investigation Committee re-
sumed its ses sons yesterd ~ at Castle Garden William
L. h. stcars President OF the Quarantine Commission,
Thought that if the Commissioners of Quarantine had the
powefs restored which legislation at Albany had taken
from theu such as the HIKING and discharging Of en-
poyes considerable reduction might be effected in the
expeuses on Nov. ] tho Commissioners suggested TO
the Health Officer that he might discharge certain per
sons as they were afraid that their funds
would run short. but nothing WAS done.
The witness thought that the Commissioners could
manage the Quarantine without the assistance of thc
Health Oncer and without appropriation from the
ate If they were allowed TO collect the fees which
a-e now collected by the Health Officer Mr. Stcars
hid heard Of no complaints from the merchants o
Nw-Yo concerning the conduct of Quarantine matters
lie believed that the present Health Oaiuer had used
his power with discretion ,,
Gen James quad Thought that the fees collected 10y
Sense of the Quarantine inedng those OF the Health
Offcer and deputy. Another plan might % auOptu
All fees ON commerce might he abolished 10y usluy the
appropriation 0UOa present allowed ny tlc Ste,
TO cover all Uf the Office. This appropriation e
considered sufficient under ordinary circumstances
Kneoland s. Townsend stated tnat IN tne purchase OF
property Staten Island to locate boarding eliiOh'
the Conim bought acres or aud WIN water rlyht
SIX acres this land e considered o no use To the state
and thought IL would be- good plan 10 sell 50 much Ol
thu property. Tie whole property was purchased Iof
SG5 600 The six acres would, IL sold now yield about
s3OOOO David W. judd Of toe Commission also RECON-
inendod the sale Of this property.
The session will be resumed tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
JAMES WATSON wEBB's RECEIPTS FROM BRAZIL
When. in 1867, james Watson Webb was


Minister TO Brazil it s alleged that he collected from the
Brazilian Government $4,000 account Of q claim
which the Government OF the United states had against
it for the wrongful condemnation Of ship but paid oiy
600 into the treasury. Upon the return OF Mr. webb
ON Brazil suit begun against him in the United
States District Court for this district to recover Goooo
the balance the said to have been collected on
the 81 iim Mr Webb IL is stated, explained that he wac
authorized to pay and did pay. the $4,000 to certain
influential BraHl;ans" United States DistrctAtorney
Bliss then flied utcrsOsatOrics for Mr. Webb 10 answer
Among them was this: What arc the names Of the IN
Au-ntial Brazilian. 20 whom yOu paid n you say the
f9oOOr Mr.. Webb neglected to answer. anI Mr Bliss
moved before Judge Bdtchfnrd that he be required to
do So or SHOW why hc should hot be committed Oi
contempt of Court Judge BlachiOrd has granted the
motion time for answering the lnteIrOSalOrlc,
has not yet been fixed.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

and that even II 1t shown. only gross negligence
back for retrial the plaintiff claimed that tue bank
officers were warned again and again Of the insecurity o.
their premises and that their neglect OF tc r s 4.
warnings amounted to gross negligence Iho cd9e
still on Horace Andrews, George Norris, Jonn Sess'ons
and Lncien Birdseye appeared for the plantn 'onn
Parsons for tine defendant
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
THE REVIVAL MEETINGS A BENEFIT

II appears that this is going TO be an easy
Winter Tor the poor. There has been deoiiue IN the
price Uf back brad.; dollar stores spnging up
all tho land: tho ieg1Os papers afc offering every
In the WAY of cbromOs, and an Imitation
coral necklace be bought Tor IA quarter with the
nsoesstles OF me thus placed within her reach.
hearted woman will complain Of TIE piice oi cJai.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

WAsnINGToS, Nov. 13.-The following opinions
erred In United state. SulIc Court
No. lIDows ot al ngt 1bo National EAohangs Of
M to tho rcu Court for the So4them LIS
trt 81 NcwYork1hs a. case Of m alegoi
OF wheat Consigned To the dafcnGals AID tho
dict Of Jury hsyug shed tst there
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
CRITICISM MISPLACED.
TO me Editor Of The TrtOune.

SIR: Undoubtedly A. j. w. Of Massa-
chusets who wrote the otter entitled Mechanical Re
yyal Meetings" has mistaken his vocation. lie Is em
nently qualified from his way OF thinking. to be
OF the press The modest way In which he points
out 10 YOU line of duty to be followed In reporting the
Moody and Sankey meetings Is decidedly iLnny. lie
should he Immediately nyitcl - join the editorial 3n
Of some FIJI Island newspaper. Less civilized people
could hardly appreciate such talent. ii. Z. I.
HesebnTgh. Nov. II, 1873.
TIE REVIVAL MEETINGsA A BENEFIT.
TO the Editor Of the Trtbuns.
SIR: / do not think that tie writer of the
letter having the tito "mechanicsl Revival Work."
which was printed In TIE TRIBUNE VI Wednesday last,
could have attended any OF the Rink meetings. II he had
heard Me.srs Moody and saBkey speak he never would
have write such letter. hope that he De able
Ia attend ~ their meetings aud that good
will result thereby. have attended seyera meetings
and have befn much benefited. OsCAk A. WlLLETs
BrOOkiyH, Nov. IL, 1873
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
ACCOMMODATIONS FOR MARKET WAGONS.

SIR: The crowded condition of the streets in
ts part OF the city, In the vicinity OF Murray and
other streets renders Il necessary to have additional
commodatons for the market wagons The attention Of
the public is called to West broadway a suitable
place being wide street easy of through South
iinh-aye. and being in close proximity 20 Washington
Ma ket. u. is. LAhloS
Aelg York, Nov 49, 1875.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
TUE pow,JNc GREEN sAv,Ncs RANK

Considerable dissatisfaction exists among the
deposition. OF the Bowling Green Savings Bank, growing
ont OF the fact thai 65 cent OF tho payments duo t.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

TRIAL OF POLICE CAPTAIN McELwAlN
Capt John McElwan appeared before the
YoIoo Commissioners yesterday morning to answer the
charges preferred against him. the principal specifca
ton Of which that, while command OF the Twentieth
Pr cinct bo had permitted panelhouse 10 continue Ia
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16


ll6. Dallam0re agt. VII
hams, &c.
ll9 .GOOGrldge 9gt. Lana
&c.
1873. La Fond, &c, aga
Deems.
208. .ScAornberg agt. Apple
gate.
2O9 Clark agt. 0'Conner.
2lO. Schneider, &c, agt. Cor
by.
oil. .LawtOn agt Nc Donald
2l3 Beycr agt. Haas &c.
2l5. .B axe ast. U BughL &C.
.LAwgEScR. j.
567. .Bauendahl agt. Dur.
nel.o.
27S. Law ac;. SnedlcOr.
JsI. Am. Fe. can SOC. agt.
The Mayor, sc.
525. Post ct al agt. Bern.
homer.
1872. Delaney agt. HalOney.
JiJ. BerAhar'it, &C, a9t
chase ct al.
554. DeyOo at. Boyd ct al.
J8I .SpeTry AT. CrUnus et al
6l0. .hauney agt tettretCh,
&c.
GIL. Meyer agt. Meyer.
C>i la Eau agt. Al,ltn.
ULJ.. In. ID. -aY. Iust. agt
Clark ct al.
6lJ '2.Sal4oagt. same.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
FURTHER INCREASE OF FREIGHTs EXPECTED.

FURTHER INCREASE OF FREIGHTS EXPECTED.
The advance this week in the rates of freigllts
has been received with dissatisfaction by many
shippers who believe that in view OF the present duness
OF trade Efforts to the receipts Of the railroads
should have deferred until revival In trade had set
tn The dissatisfaction increased by the apprehension
that the railroad companies intend 10 raise the rates Of
freight st higher This fear has been created by the
fact that he agents for the trunk lines Will not enter into
contracts running longer than for day and although
they carry out the oado July l. and SINCE
they will make arrangements even with their beet
shippcys Freight agents the trunk lines say that they
have no knowledge any intended IN the rates
but admit they have received Instructions not TO maze
contracts for the present They claim that the recently
advanced ireights Will not pay throughout the
HintaF.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
CIRCUU-PART II.-....J.
Same calen iar a. YESTERDAY.

CRcun-PART H.-......J
same caen lien iar az a. y yeserday t!, m
so rued PisT m yS NcaS H9sI S 5os SSS1 Hn calendar
SUFEMoE C01lsT sraclt = TEg% H :, peEHolAS =, y : 10
TaI,L TERs-PAEf L->rErii ).
li9 McParian agt. McPar 1877 BalkwiI agt D.ckel es
7eS Bd6a% l an@ ass a9@ Brennan Bank as
g2srs s?s' s9s"i ast Jqasea 75s z, qsSS st, Wed.
7scs sher Rs brennan 77 gMyfI aa Gss na. X
$50 sgi. Rflnsen: s77. Myrrs ast Lombard s.
575..KuPfer ast Hagen ct s-o - CO.. IT,.
7i5..croe4er ct al ast Lul
PART II.-CURTIs. J.
1892 snebly .g-. Conner s26. Hennessy agt Bren
sIs Campbell ast. Conner G3c. Loonis and ano. sgs
696 stafford Pavement Co. 1892 MORAN &C.. agt Nc
Morshogse and Hno i aF5 CernaniA
1913. .Gllote ast Jackson $50. .carDenter asL cush
5000 Germ ast Fsko ct a. 800 pcinttt agr wi.wan
S6-.foX ct al ag~ Marx oZ'.S'Sae' as' hooenbauH
1920 Davis. &c. agt. Heck
COMMON PLPAs-TRrM TFaM-PAEr I.-RoBlNsoy J.
1865 socurty Bank agt Aa 22o7 Wright agt The Mayor
tional Bank OF Re ,, &c
Hamncrsein ast Nor 2i24 conway agT The Mayor.
577. sst Barmore 2siO. .Ahrcns agt The Mayor
7st 7s3 PG%T i at & e. ps &C. 2776o ? and : Mauufac
1856. Hogan as rhe Mayor oso, Wheel =.
4Ola Parker ast ocalla asrs Nat BANK ast t
lhn. Tle Magor. .Sc.
GENERAL TERN-DALY. c. T.. LOEw, and J. +. DAILY JJ
4jI GrnneDagt. kirkland IS. Lawrence and auo agL
It al. The Mayor.
80. C0ckIp.t agt n Y. and so. lden aIid ano sgt
Ialcul r. X Co. Hanlon.
s.. .Orling agi. tierkcn. J.. Ma, er Of COlst
20. .schuyler ast Hay 9..Aglte agt Lowenben
war. &c aud auO.
7S. Burrows agt Howell. o.. Paine = Bergh.
LeNiaCSs a-f. Post. 100. Porter a.
90. HOlug agt Miils. lU2..Sturgrs aet. l.. > A.
l0S. B1I1.s agt. SutIo &c : ~. :. Co.
al Mlnden AIT. fsSig. llS.. .AhelsJJ Reilly.
lll.kelt, ct al. aSt stein 10 Brace ag Hamilton.
hariL lO.. Fanderuoel agt 5ulu.
ll0. ilC.ArInaun agt. Chep
23l.. agt -.
MAgiNE CoURr-TmAL TgRW-PAET I.-sPAULDISG J.
s95 @. L. of 1914 Ellis ct al Flynn.
the 4. :. of l. o. Of 80 I. .Dnnon and anO. ~ 3.
>. Foil - carr ana ano
250l. frImer agf. Aitken. 3019.. DrSOle agt Dee.
DOS kigney agt. Acklrr. $3.50. Goodman Sber
1868 King act Judkins. - stein ana
kumpt Thompson 3jSl. VI lolt AK l.
1866 ArL agt. Andrews. 80 a.. HLd schiauscr agt
3j61. .Dowicy asL Barnett - IOugh AMI ano.
800 OttO,clgn agt Palmer 1855 Redeld agt. bahard
PART u-MSAp,aL
6s5 Bailey ast walack ct 5G2t Dennison sst Coz
2909 Neresheim agt Kline. 352J Dale agL BrinAerhOf
29lJ. .Guthman agt Kline. et al
3iSS MackssOn ag sears ct $3.50 Auerbach and sg
stes Kirs,na og Same 1872 r, ApST,'a S1 a., w,,o,
3j35 Phelps agt Currttr. bury.
O71G Weeks aSt Busclier.
PART III.-sHEA CJ
2'33 Finn sgt Keenan, 20 2 Barnes agt Bsebler.
2956 = aSt. Ehrlich .2l5. MdhOny agt.
1888 ulise Il al agt BadL l3l tlar agL Van colt
Jpl l. DonOy agf. hoVer. 92JJ Wagner Wosnor
JGiI Abraham td GnO agt ft1 Nee ann
huobutT 812o. .fcarls
1924 Wheeler AID agt 55IO smith al. agt. ueng
brennan. ling.
$500 Bauer agt Hcberiein $3.50. Wise ag Schwsb
VI VI.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16


35. .Quackenbush agt. Har-
Gcn.
81. .Quackenbush agt. Har.
den.
Sc. DAILY, &c. agt Jacob,
sc.
ca. Matter Of Meyer.
81. .SmietOn art. Burgess.
60. Holmes dgt. lissborger.
10. Dorm AIT. Williams.
10. .TriDane Assn agt. sun
4. 4 L. Assn.
81. .SteiIz 0gi. Green.
lO4. Macy agt. Lane.
SPECIAL TRRA
LqW and Fact.
421. Nelson agt. Tracy. &c.
Sb2. Van RaLst agt. y. Y.
College Of Vet Snr.
AIT. .Sturg,s agt. Drew et al.
44J. Barnett agi. Barnett It
al.
43i .NilmOt agt. Clark et al
246. Ilirsch sgt. Hanrahan.
$50. Hicks ct AZ. agt. Pr ce
et al.
4C3. Malcolm agt Evans and
auO.
40l FAIRBANKS, lr., agt Sar-
gent.
l53. Beringrr agt. Schaefcr.
SO. .Sandford agt. Union
ime s;ay. Inst.
5Te .Hell-r agt. Schncitlach.
5y4. .Cragin ct al agt. Her.
hell At AL.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
END OF THE NEWARK SAVINGS BANK RUN.

END OF THE NEWARK SAVINGS BANK Run.
The run on the Newark Dime Savings Bank
has ended. The bank opened for business at the
usual hour yesterday and became apparent that
there would be renewal OF the scenes of Friday aud
Saturday Only about $2OO. 900 drawn out during
the run and when the doors were closed Saturday
night tho bank had more than 100000 in bills in its
vaults sufficient to meet OF two more days without
assistance. On Sunday the priests ia the Catholic
cnarcos queed the of those OF their
having depOss The deposits yesterday H. excess
Of the disbursements returning the money drawn
Friday ami Saturday The mahdgefs ALLOW interest
% though money had not been withdrawn
This concession Is Ouy made where the whole amount
drawn Is redepOsited.
New-York tribune., 1875-11-16
cALENDARs-THIs DAY.

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New-York tribune., 1875-11-16

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