davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1875-03-13

5err Sranf aabl. Elm 9eutl6er
BON bier, bat cine 9unipe eriunoeu,
our9 wel6e Der llnratb in @ruben se-
rr9lps entfernt iperoen fam. Oiclelbe
lou, mad ben geri0ten, wel9e uns sus
gefommen ltno, li4 aI5 iebr praftil9 bt
meiien.
, 1875-03-13

Grb6b un9 0es Yortos.
9as pOrto fir 3eitnn9en, Bidder, ooer
ioniti9e seorudte Sa6en, ooer YrOben
BON 8aaren, 1T auf einen Gent per I'm
&c ober jeoen 8ru6t6eil bnpnn erb6bt;
oie1es ma6t 9eraoe bas 9oppelte ME
friber.
, 1875-03-13
0ermi10teS

M + r=M orb. Ser g
Sranaisco @benopoit bonn %. Sebr. ent=
nebmen mir S%olsenoes Ser moblbe-
fannie oeutl6e Mopofat Snlepb Weibe
sing 6eute Morgen gesen A l1br nit ei=
ncr Dame bur6 &earnp StraBe, als
plbbll6 Elm Mann auf i'm sulprons, Der
Same Woripltrfe iiher lire 8eeleituns
madte, tie Dor Die 8rult itieB uno 1aste:
SD brinse ben &erl iofort um!" 9a=
bel sp9 er einen &epplper uno leete alf
Weibe an; bieier 5os ebenfaas einen
Gepolper nno @feuerte; beioc S9iiIle fie=
len gu 9lei6er 3eit uno Der Mnsreifer
~ltilr5te onr9s Ser5 setrofen tuot gu 3d.
Den.
Serr @eibe iibsrlieferte li6 Ielber Der
Yoli5ei pdbreno Die 9ei@e in Die Mor-
que sebra6t puroe. IS itelte li9 bcr=
aus, oab Der Gri6oliene Sobn &elep
mar. Serr 8eibe ,uuroe beute 0ormits
tag Dem Yoli5eiridter porsefibrt uuo
frei9elproGen, oaB &eQp nur in Selbt=
pertbeionns eri6oHen worben 1T.
, 1875-03-13
epueftipnen BON 8rieffofen.

gon aaiten on rem apsi beionberen Reo.n.
wsl@e ols Ss'rnfafsn bsfannr finb, $50 unb
il.4o Is. ~ l. BIS urb s N-N. @pnm
ta9s-9-3O 9. ". unb Z g. M.
@n Det%ertasen = $50 g. 81. unb
Z ": W: Wpn alien anbern Jfoifen merle,
ofe Srtefe aaf benz &idwey Der Grgoer onoe.
Vo'' U. =. Son Qeta. %. M'
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Senator. Ser 9taatslenotor
Samuel S. Wfaoopr BON @belie fielo,
,pel9er bes 9iebltabls angetlust, miro
am Montase in Dem @eri9te 5u erldyei=
men baben, nm leine unterlu6ung 81
be1teben.
, 1875-03-13

Sas 6aus Der Oelesaten bon 0irsi=
MIA miro balo Die acknowledgement elm
fiibren. Gin @orl6las gu 6ieiem 3ued
lou in ein paar Sa9en sema9t iper=
Den,
, 1875-03-13

Rarttberi9t pom 6. " arg =" II
Wats.
RinbSieb, "a Stid, @erfauf BON 34-6a
Sluttr.
Ghpgine 800, ron 93-105 Cts. Netto.
Gbaafe, 0erfauf Scn So Cts 8rutto.
8altsr, pcr 9tid SIS. 00-$12.00.
, 1875-03-13
ffutr Alarm-G slearapb.
ala NJ 6 fl E n.
no. Q grfe yolissi Citation.
Mo. 3peite pOlissi @tahom.
81. d Hritte MnE,ei G


No. 2 grfs yslisei Station.
No. 3 3peite pcIi3ei Stahun.
~. a Tritte Yorsei @hhcn.
no. . Sprissnbans, Ste StraBe, nate
8rcab.
No. ~SOot anS eaptsr Souls," eroas
StraBe, spiiRen bsr 9ten une tOten.
We. sprissntaus, 1stsu @tr.. nab
Sfanflin.
Nc. 10 &pfetts.
No. 1-3 gde Der 12trn mnt ctr.
Np. IA Gde Der 10ien nnb gsrb ctr.
no. 10 Sde Der 1ltn unb Carp Cir.
No. 1-6 ede Der pine unh Main Ctr.
Nc. II SIDE Der 3ten unb Dusul ctr.
No. 2-f ede Der 25ten mno 9roab etrr
Mr. 2-3 Gds Der 17ten unb Marlbal Ctr.
Np. PA gde Der 17ten unp Malbinoton
Ctr.
WO. rs mstros0litan GiiFn. @srts 1t
Ctr.
NO. 2-6 Ode Der 5isu unb Main Cir.
No. 81 gde Der 14ten unh Main CTR.
No 80 gde Der 22lf ten uue Wpaiu ctr.
MO. ga @ae her t3ttn uns Carp Ctr.
NO. SIS Stassiides 2~lrmenbans.
No. SO Srstssar Gilens@erfe.
no. Al 10tsn StraBe IN ideeu Main unb
Gary.
M0. AZ grsab Stra6e, .'de Sail gay.
Mo. 4-3 G4s S2rins unb yine Ctr.
Wo. AS @de ct. 8 mes anb Dusol ctr.
, 1875-03-13

2uf Dem 8alc Der uSe6rep SUNDAY
School" in 9cop's 9aue marsn ca. $50
Ginoer %onlpe1enb.
, 1875-03-13

8ir ieben cine @n5ei9e in ben ensli-
i6en Sldttern, baB Die Sirma $. 6.
Ball & 8. 81. Yarbrousb (Wtain Str.
Antsr Der NatiOnal 8aut Don 8irsinia)
, 1875-03-13

gBi dig fir bic 81 iGafswslt pie fur bas
Hublifum I'm &u5emeiaen.
Nebr tpis $l23,00u perlb imp It ter unb
b,eiser Orb 8oaos gum DTentli9t1
Autticns- Ysrfauf.
8rpBer 8anferoit- Werflui BON Dry Gppts
jeber Nst in Der idSnen Gerfaufs.Soue
1909 Wain StraBc, Der pot Office
9 geniiber,
Der am Wittwou 60, ben 17tcn Geb uar
1875 lsinef anfal5 nimmt.
Gin srcbes 9,esr Don importirten unb in
Idup iben Dry @ppe5 su.n Utrfauf beie
bsnb in 5.
SUDDEN AFR 0rllitItnn unb Sar1en mc,i-
ensl rer, franSs lfaer unN oeutlhet Gatrifsn;
frapaGll1e, enelilbe unb lGpttiIbe Jancp
1weeNs unb eaiimeres; 8urtad, Mpsepp
unc &squinaur 8eaSe 8; &blnpiQas. Oe
filings, Glpafin9s &C, Sc ne iho siIte fransS
iiIbe nnp bsutlbe YaislsY, Galbmere,G Queens
lamb, Ottoman, SaW uno aapere npperne
Sbawls.
DrsB Co.'s in GROCER Muswabl, rie farti-
&c unp lAwn3e lbwere SeibeuipRe, Satins,
s lib uno 9sons ppplins, aaus wOlsue T.
rinoS, Drlains, Sttsea Glptbs. @erees, eie
sants importirts Yluios, pacas, @mpreB
Glptbs .e.
Glne ride unb fsltsne 9uspabI 9saner
6eioeniOfe, Be vets, gelpstssus unb pluIb
cuttings. Sat une, ae leicbte unp unsebleIb.
te @pttous Don nsr BIS bret yurb5 Yreite'
GIN srpbss Eager e~nsliltDsr unp anle ifani
iher Btu fets, 8launsls; SoiIsry lir Damru,
8 rrea une ST. on; SanrIpubs &c. nebt e-
nsm riien itGu MHcrtir@n 9aser 0elpets,
yru6ts. @rmlnite Sly. fry uno Sn rain
Ga petinss. Stu s, &C. Gam,sf UNI Nottinss
pam gact gartnlnS. lil9 . einn,n jeeer
Ar;, ssroi tt,u, lurf,Y 8so &c. Siaise vis 81
ten f%etulsn impprlirten Mar,c IL unp tlrtl,
iAen Anilfs uno elm, srObr Mus pabI unpe,er
Irtlfsl u abireih bier an ufibren.
DE MuftiOi wirc SUu Sag 81 Sag fortje
leBt bts Der sau3e Vorrat9 bert uit 1T, uno
f oet Der Yfrtanf Obne 2udbalt II b III y IT.
tien itatt, wte bic Hdnfer se9er 3 bisles
miinldeu.
e Werf,uf tseinnt iGlIiG UNI 10 libr
Normtttass, 2 ubr Na9mitass anb ! m Z
Il : Mbsnbs. 172
, 1875-03-13
Gi1emD0Dnen etc.
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Nbeiapeafe unp SbiO Giienbabn.


Nbeiapeafe unb SbiD @iienbabn.
an unb mad ben 2Ofen eestSr 1874 p.rlaaen Bic
Yafaeier.3iee RiHmnob,
M sir @crbensSiue, GbrtpttesSia,
Stannton, gSbtte Snlptur, 6tntsn rhb allen onS,ren
3wtiGenftattSnen taelib, (ausseuc:nmen Spnntaasjun I'm
8 30 uor y. M. Dieter BUG f6ltest i& In @orbpns.
Sile an Sts Orange, 8sipepsr, gDarrentrn. W1onoTes
Aleranerta, ghaihinstrn Il NIB BEN Nc:bcn, uuS M ,stsr.
lotlessiae Iur senbburs, grtfot Rnpfptae. Gbattanco.
40 utr, Na6mtttaas Neepmmpbattpns.
r. nn&6 @orsUnSSine. asIid. mt Nusnatnt, Scnr.
teps, ar rpsl6enaase Der Bug unf S:3Oiibrglomnt otosb,
Dteler Sae %serbtnest It'd In s srbpnsStnr NIT Sem Wnht'
suGterO Iu. VI. @tfenb. tmr 9undbura II. gyosbinotsn.
erpreB.- fur S~unctten, @crfersSide. Gb5rint.
tssDias, stauntrn, .aOfhen. Gupinst.n, Wbite s spSl,u,
2untihstpn uno allen 8wiidenfaticrsn ,,piitsn gSbit,
Sh'rpur uao Suntin8tpn tdalid, (ausoetn,ntnsn Cam,
aaasl nm $50 D.. %. Tieftr 3ua ~perbinbet ia II
mereoasptle FUR aleranbria, Wafbinassn unb hem
Mrresn nno fur huntington nit ben Ddrnsfern ppanne
unS Sletpooe, fur atneinnati, ben g9efen uab e iitwea
gDeaen f@rettersr Sasfunft r.ute man i'd IN @o, 82f
wan StraBe, Saldrb lno @rGanae Srtef obe. inr,M,
man tn oes Office Ter @sfenf1eff Spr H"S'
~. s.. Nerrn.
@sreraG.S Superintendent
Cigar 0liet.
@ererdl pde nnb It6et Naen
, 1875-03-13
Wetne! Weine! meine!

WtlNe! WPtWP! WRLlI
Gcstsn srbaIten cine uussssei6net. Yartbis
ceutI&er, fransSil9sr unb amerifanil9sr
Wetne, ais:
Soriter Graminer.
Oeioesbeimer,
@in,meloinser 8isslins,
Dirdbeimer,
&0nissbader,
WuScatcller.
Innabeimer, N
Sod, Wteboc,
ct, Sulien, Concord.
Gatauba II. /. 10.
bic iG nteinsn tusrtben Sreunbsn unt BEN ae.
ebrten putItfum ilterbaupt ais e6tsn Srau.
bsriaft uub su duBerf htuisen prsi1sn sur ee.
faaisea Mbnabme empfsblfn fam unb bite
i'd am frsunpliden 3uipruG, banfenb fur pas
mir bisbsr setporeene 3utrauen.
SSwaIb @affer,
mi ! mint Gds str STEM ", Dapalfr.
, 1875-03-13

lid auf9el6it, Grlterer 1T ndmIi6 Der
lln9e Wann, mel6.r Oos Sbeatertidet
fir bic Mulottin, ipel6e i'm Mnfan9 Deg
Stiides imOreB Circle lab qefoutf.
, 1875-03-13

Sbminbfubt ,ptrb ssbeilt.
@n ben &sbaetsur Der ,0irsinia @taats
@assttf."
u r'be Rrsunf:
Wrasn @,s asfaais SIREN 9sfrn bsnad.
riGttAsn, plb i'd BITE
Gcbminbfucbt
iIttr bsilen lam. ipmie ollie StbIer Der aebl,
nub garss I'M taB ib rGbrsnD- meiner Vraris
lbtr banstrt sale asbsilt babe ant
$1,000 90
fir isten Taa cets, her turGb rnsiue Meps,in
n,tt osbshsrt wi'bs Sn eer Shat, msins lie
bsr3euAune If fatf. bab Id jstsn 2eieenbsu
sin Yrobs Unf ienbsn nsrbe,
penn Ct I'D an mid penbtt.
3siasn gle asfaaiaff ottie 3 lien 3eesm ssr
benz sic @tlrn. to6 " ieiefi. SD serbIsibs
Wii @&iuna srgsbsnR
Sbr
Or. 3. s. @urt
Nr. SO Niaiams Ctr, Sen Wori.
26 II INIT
, 1875-03-13

Bss- Cine sroBe Guswabl 0oselfdfi>
&C, BON peridieoener SOrm uno gu a1en
Yreilen iino itets porrdtbis bel
9eorge &lein,
$50 6I2 G. GA 8roao Struke.
, 1875-03-13
Sanfcrptt-S
Goot & 2augbton, au tipaare.
Dae Eager e,neS
Seem Oorfer 8boleiale SauIes
sum pTsntlibel NuftipnS gerfaafe.

gBi dig fir bic 81 idaftswslt tpie fur bas
,Hublifum I'm 2lsersiaen.
Nebr tpis $l23,00u ,perlb imp It ter unb
b.eliser Orb 8oaps gum Dfenti9en
Muftipns- Ysrfduf.
, 1875-03-13

@rcbe GtDHnuns.
|5amburger@ 2a6en
1918 "a ia strafs 1918
sp'iasn Der II. Ii. IS. CTR.
gsutihe Del'fatellen gambling
Gmmsnttatsr aGie,
Qimtur er SGle
5cIaneilher &dbm AG1e,
PRINTER 8aie.
Gibam.r 8aie,
8riiter SGpeiser a1le,
81 uI9atel 8dle,
Sarb Safe
uni 9tsp gcrfer Safe.
Seine SsrSslat Wurf. Sph. 8. rinae, @bri-
ttiana Vi GCpis, gr banter Sarreleu,
Sarbtnen, @epilr3s, 9~strpdenbe
Jrii6te NIB
aQe Scrtrn @rpceriesN aaren. Terner Gil.
bts'S 8leii1 grtraft, 2actrauS, 8arina, Or.
Musuit Samt. Srnlttbee, gfalt r unO &tp.
pfeE. Wsins, @psnac, WbisfieS, Gorpials,
MH9uI tura gitterS, @ilfas . rItusr Summed,
unp i6weptl9e Strei9bSlsuen, lpwis cine
svobe Muepob ! anberer Y a1en. fir bic tslf,
Aaantitat Der Waaien sarantt,e i'd unb lape
msine 8reunee, % wie pas setbrte gublIfnm
elm, f1 s%tfauisit BON Der Site unb 9laistsit
rneiner Waare Su iberSeusen.
Wlein Mpttc 1T: @rpb, lmlaB unb flsiner
profit bic Wisnse mug 10 br,nssn.
So9a9tunasSoQ
CHARLES Duncfer.
m | mi
, 1875-03-13
D%rp9nDbs II Ertmmim9s.
Gebrneaer gerg's
LADEN.
1917 ind 1919 Main Strasse,
ETa Ace 11f,v
Ode bet 11ten.

sag- Dry Gjuucs miGen biais Y~erfauft
rsresn UNI siaen srOben @tfaB gu beawsdtn.
, 1875-03-13

@ruBer 9anferoit- @srf1ui Yon Dry Gppts
jeber Mst IN Der i6Snen Gerfaufs.oaue
1909 Wain StraBc, Der Gof Office
geniiber,
Der am Wittw %, ban f7tcn Sch uar
, 1875-03-13
Ri9monS nnb Camille Girnbabn.

VupWt OTItIe
@ererdl 9de nnb It6et Iat,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Tho United States Grand Jury will be received by
Judge Benedict in the United States Circuit Court this
morning at ten O'Clock.
Judge Wallace will open the Jury Term in the United
States Circuit Court, civil branch, Monday next
The Barmore will case was given further hearing
before Surrogate Hutchngs yesterday but evidence
Of public interest elected
There an entry of formal order yesterday by
Judge Donohue substituting Wingate and Cullen as
counsel for Mrs. Sarah Taylor in place OF Rufus F.
Judge Donohue for order to show why q stay
should not be granted, but this denied.
Judge Donohue, in Supreme Court Chambers, yes
teray rendered decision the motion on behalf OF
the Church of the ntercession TO strike out rivo
lous the answer OF the city to its suit The church
claims 81 CPS award damages for taking It's property
for the extension OF Eleventh avenue, above l25th
street. which award confirmed last April The
city's Is that there funds from which
TO pay the award, and that there never had been
proper resolution of the Department of Parks
authorizing the Improvement The Court gives judg
mont striking out the answer as frivolous. similar
judgment was also given similar motion on be-
half Of William Wheelock, who claims an award of
2716 for taking his property for the same improve
ment.
1t is already familiar to the readers of the HERALD
that suit is pending TO recover from Thomas @.
Fields nearly 5000 900, alleged 70 have been fraudu-
ently obtained by him from the city under OF
awarding pay the members of the Fire De-
partment The once tried and resulted in q
Judgment against Fields On appeal TO the Court Of
Appeals, this judgment was reversed and new trial
granted This trial Is set down for to-day In the
Supreme Court Circuit, of Albany county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
THE NEW DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.

The building Of the Dry Dock Savings Bank, on
the OF the Bowery and Third street. opened
public inspection yesterday The structure is thor
oughly and honestly built of stone throughout there
not being particle of lath or plaster about It. There
are two towers, the the southern being
exclusively for the staircase which leads to the upper
Stories while tho larger one, the corner Of THIRD
street. is the principal feature and ornament of the
front, being nnety-seven feet in height The base
contains the usual Closets heating apparatus, &c
on the main floor slightly above the level
of the street, are the banking room, the
Secretaryis Office and a small, handsomely furnished
room. for the Of the President OF the bank. The
banking room is thirty feet In height from the
floor 70 the vauted roof the counters and doors the
only woodwork visble are light in color and support
ing the columns Of eoored granite with
carved capitals Of white marble The interior furniture
is Of black walnut nlad with rosewood There are
large vaults, Of which is for the cancelled
books OF persons formerly depostors in the bank, but
whose accounts have been closed All savings banks
occasionally harrassed by individuals whose ances
tors had with the institution, and who
hardly satisfied by inspection Of the balanced and
closed book that there not enormous amount still
due to the heirs of the erstwhile depositor. The
other vault has double doors, and will contain large
movable safe in which the money Is kept The drec-
tors room is the second floor and is elegantly fitted
up; gallery opening from it gives fine view of the
banking room. Above are the Janitor's and other
rooms The building is entirely Isolated and the patch
of turf at the and lower end is quite refreshing TO
the eye The longest side that Third street. l04
feet in length the front being SO feet inches The
whole building reflects great credit upon the architect
Mr. Leopold EidtZ The business of the bank will be
commenced In It's quarters Thursday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
REAL ESTATE SALES.

There very slim attendance yesterday At the
Exchange william Kennedy sold, In foreclosure, BY
orders Of the Supreme Court house with lot 25 by
100 feet on West Forty street. north side
z5 feet or Ninth avenue, TO ". A. Caulwel, plain
ti for So 500 said property being valued at $4,000
Mr. Kennedy also sold, under similar sale, Thomas
Bcese referee the house with lease Of lot Is by loo
feet, known No. IS Forsyth street, west SIDE be-
tween Bayard and Canal Streets said lease being dated
May l, 1870 to twenty-one years, at annual
of $500; =. Bette purchased the same at $2 COO
said lease being valued 1t SIS 600 outside Of the build
ing James d. Miller sold, BY order Of the Court fore
closure the two four story and basement brown stone
front houses with lots % BY 95 and the other IL
by s5 on Madison avenue, west side eighty five feet
north Of Fortyourth street. both buildings being only
partly finished, to J. T. Smith for $4,000, the said
amount being about the actual value OF the property
II is estimated that IL will cost 3l2 coo finish Them
they having been standing for four years Richard v
Harnett sold by order Of the Court, the house
and lot the south side OF Thirty street 175
east OF Second avenue IS by 9S9 TO Henry Wheeler
for $40 and above mortgage and interest amount
ing TO $780, said property being valued at IS 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
CHILD MURDER.

Bridget Kelly, o woman Of middle age, rather pre-
possessing appearance and attred in deep black, was
placed trial in the Court Of oyer and Terminer yes
terday before Judge Barrett charged with the murder
Of her babe by throwing Il IN the North River The
court room crowded BY those anxious TO witness
the trial
Upon being placed a. the bar yesterday the prisoner
took scat beside her COUNSEL Mr. Knitting and 70 the
right OF her sat her aged mother and her
sister Assistant District Attorney Lyons appeared
for the people. But little time consumed IN tho
cmpanelng Of jury, the prisoner being satisfied 70
submit her 70 the consideration Of tho FIRST i'm.
partial twelve. After the Jury sworn the case was
deliberately opened by Mr.. Lyons
The bOatmCn and others on the pier who witnessed
the occurrence gave their testimony, confirming the
story rected III The opening hr. Knitting subjected
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs
BY Judge Lawrence.

BY Judge Lawrence.
Inc Mayor, &c VS. Kobbe; First National Bank VS.
JoWetti Henderson Hewitt; Wilson and another VS.
hGintire; Bryant VS.. Hoaghand. Orders granted
Decker vs. Drew.-Motlon 70 vacate attachment de-
Wright IS Afleck Motion for leave to sue granted
without costs.
Andrews VS.. Du Lancy Motion denied win costs
Matter Of Babcock There must be reference to
ascertain facts
Wood VS.. Mackay.-Answer overrulcd frivolous
and Judgment granted TO paintin with costs.
Sanchez Y. DOLE VS. Morrs-Amendments to pro-
posed case settled
Ranney Fscher-0rder to be settled on two days.
notice; memorandum.
Jones ". Russ; speyer VS. Herman; Basch Til
ton; Third Avenue Railroad Company Sayre ct al
Matter OF Lloyd; Burns Burns-Granted.
Browning vs.. smth-Mouon denied with costs
Salisbury VS. Stimson-Ir the motion the demurrer
as frivolous shall grant 1t with costs.
Stevenson VS. Steward.-Memorandum
Austin VS. Blauvelt-Moton denied. Memorandum.
Garrett vs.. Clark.-Memorandum
Dennis VS.. Laden.-I cannot grant this writ. See
Waits r. Code, 292.
Adam VS. Adam Motion denied without costs
Matter of Lyon Eldrldge Memorandum.
By Judge Donohue.
Dymond Butterworth; kieter Oppcnhem ,
Warner VS.. The Pennsylvania Railroad Company Small
VS.. Adams; Clark Donaldson; Plat Plat; Her
man VS. Karneman; Susbee VS.. Alden.-Motions de-
MED.
Bergh VS.. Busted; Belts Hurst; The Church of
the lntercession The Mayor; Wheelock The
Mayor, &c Motions granted.
McGowan vs. Qunlan; Matter OF Spelman, United
States Trust Company VS. Lawrence Ehlsbach VS..
hathal; Whitman vs. Muli.-Granted.
Scott VS.. O'Connel Ehsbach VS.. Mathal-Denied.
Erwin VS.. The Noversink Steamboat Company; Ca
hill VS. The Mayor &c.-Memorandums.
Meridian Maleable Iron Company vs. Bondman. Mo-
ton denied Memorandum.
Matter of Weber.-Let this order as amended be the
addition; enclosed judgment will be signed.
Mann vs. Wloughby; Sharkai vs.. Henckel The
Brewers and Matsters' Insurance Company vs. Daven-
port wish TO see counsel.
Tiedemann VS. Fry.-Referred to B. c. Chetwood
Lathrop Godfrey Undertaking approved as to
form and suficiency.
Grant VS.. Cooper. Motion must so on third Monday
October calendar.
Matter Of JACKSON Report set aside and petition de-
MED
Jones Hcwlett-If parties agree on referee
order can be entered
SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Lowensein VS. Murray ct al-Judgment for plaintiff
on demurrer
0ppenheimer VS.. Clayton ct al Findings signed.
Union Dime Savings Institution Birdsall ct al
Findings signed,
Hubbs &c, VS.. Smith, Broadway Bank vs. Luf ct
al-Judgment for plaintiffs on demurrer See
opinions
COMMON PLEAS-EQUITY TERM.
BY Judge Larremore
Daschmann VS. The Mayor, &c.-In this and nine
other against the same complaints dismissed.
Remsen vs. Acknowledgement for plaintiff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-12

THE STOCK EXCHANGE YACHrsMEN AND THEIR
CHANCES LITTLE STORY ABOUT MISSOURI
PAcIFIc-wILL THE DIVIDEND ne PAID
The Wall street yachtsmen yesterday more active
In their preparations for the Cape May regatta than in
buying selling stocks Mr. Rufus Hatch, whose pluck
in the late an recognize occupied in giving
orders 10 his s0s heenants and Mr. Osborne, Of the
Drcadnaught was equally busy with his orders. The
various captains arr to be compmented a. much for
their esprit the wave as for their elan III con-
dutcing their
FINANCIAL cAMPAl0Na
1t is that no matter upon whose Gag success
perches tomorrow there VIII equal jubiation in
Wall street The fluctuations stocks VIII be found
in the financial column. There are various rumc<s
aAoat regard the conference meeting the Pacific
Railroad of Missouri which takes place to-day 1t is as
serted in well informed circles that the advertised
div dend on the stock will not be paid and there
threats made that Il u is not the managers Will be
rested for obtaining money under false prctenees. 1t
does not indeed seem credible that a company will adj
vertise dividend, AMI under cover q the confidence
thus engendered sell their stocks TO the condlng pub
lie and then iasy all their promises The result oI the
Missouri Pacinc meeting is therefore awaited with
more than usual impatience. story is aoat in this
connection which 1t may not be inapropos TO repeat
Last spring an excursion was arranged to the West
under the auspices of the Atlantic and Pacific Railroad
the corporation which leases the Pacific Railroad OF
Missouri Various newspaper mon were invited,
Wen as many substantial bankers OF Wall and Broad
resentatiye, the following statement was made THE
press reporters handsomely treated and. every
thing favorable put forth; but must say
EVERYBODY INVOLVED LOSSES.
In the nrst place. the newspaper writer's who were
engaged 70 describe places OF interest along the railroad
never received their pay; the clerks and employees
badly or ana in little game Of cards INDUCED
in the train the CHIPS land they peculiar
'chps never paid TO The winners, and are in the
hands OF the uniortunates to-day" Comment is USE
less.
CREENBAcKs,
ALA luxr l4ff fha Cnhfa nr Nnph
speculation the Stock Exchange. Both the contrac-
ton and the imitation parties, however, seemed to be
buying stocks, and the consequence was that there
material advance in prices. There was some
talk OF lock-up of gold; but the rates for loaning
to-day and Wednesday Will throw further light this
subject
The road and land mortgages Of the Little Rock and
Fort smith Railroad Company torecosed last De
cember and the property was transferred TO new
company which took the name OF the Little Rock and
Fort Smith Railway, and immediately proceeded TO
make mortgage embracing both road and land.
The validity of the transfer is to be contested by
oil the old bondhoders, suits for review and other
suits Tor partition having been commenced III the
United States Court Little Rock
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THE FERRY WAR.

The situation, a war correspondent would say, Is
unchanged Staten Island between the rival ferry
companies. The steamer D. X Martin, usual, plies
between pier No s. at the foot Of Rector street, and
stapeton landing, and yet claret Is spicdv in
the language or the ring and the rystcs continue 70 ad
mire, from outside the ferryhouse the vigilance Of the
watchmen who keep guard over the property Of the
opposition ferry company. The Quarantine ''ten
cent? ferry line still runs two steamboats, daiy-the
Mddlctown and Northhcld-with, however. lesser
number Of passengers than usual. The steamer D.
r. Martin makes eleven round twenty. two single
trips day at five cents per head per passenger Her
receipts are about $3.50 day At StapleOn the quar-.
rel between 'the houses Of Montague and Capuet' Is
slumbering Both parties await tho judi mcnt,
whatever II may be- the appeal from the late de.
cision OF Judge Westbrook