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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
SUfPPLNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YoRX...................Dr-

PORT OF NEW.YORK...........-.......DBc DE-. 80
s,,,.b,, state Of Virginia tbri Noodle GLASGOW hus,a
D s,esS huntsville Chester r,rnanna, via Port Royal
= sssasp Herman Livingston, Mallory. Savannah W. L.
s.eaaisp rommerana (Gsr) Stevenson, Hamburg Kun
stSa@Sip city OF Vera Cruz, Doason. Havana AieT
ap sies%ap Gamma Cr waiter Hamilton, Bermuda A.
y oa+iI h &C. nos Hazard savaaaah W r. Garrison.
s '@shp 5sr.y aa5eTI, cie;os nd 81 jasa Jas
End& Ben agr,nes or;ol. City roia and
Richmond, Old Dominic ste,nS5 81 sd TO- / + ,ne,
steamship Ncr,,;s Perry, ics,on. u. r Dino's ~ -
steam tug 4. MoFr,, baldwin. Washington b. {" T. r.
s Isr pcrr,m Ger, RCD Ionccn Fuach. Eiyo 90
Batk PyTmont .Ccrl, DiOificAs1 Hamburg kaa'A h'I'
yyg Lizzie ztlosen wilkinson Carlonss John ztiesa
rs 2a 5;h6 ~ , SF sid ' ss "a Gft. wsyGsi Co.
Biig Peggy t.ioF,) 2iIcr. Lisoou lo,j.s & 80;
fShr. J. " Pes,iy barker. JOaa n s, iicuey 6
f saHt rrd,c Gerry. Arey Bucssrort SIC II. Buck
%, co,vo Tyler. Boston II. p. Broyn < Co.
echr iiylen, Robertson, HsVana, Brott, SSh ~ o.
,,,,, ALICE of 1o ASli' RG colno ,2o days. with
oO HTs Mo,1e (Cer) scLgarnS. RI, 5aacro . a'a SA
Big LILY (ct win&oGr 81 i,~f''e' 81 Johns Il r.
DOMESTIC rorls. 49,. s.,..,
roErlAsp Ne. Doe 3o-hrrved s'esnssp 2a'''i ~
I Vi1@tpi st R pi t for Tor 81 5ecfss
B0,loN. Dec 3o.-hiti'ei, s1ya@Sap N''u'N''' "'~ -"
puu AigirurA Dee. 3o-Artlyed. steamships = W bn,'
mann ~ T. irotn Richmond. Regulator, iIlA lus 70,
YORK; NewNoIk, Jones. tom yo.,,, if .., ga
-. Isrry Not Weaver, Rom BusioEi Eh1ly - h.rsy,
Great Wiooalcc. ttitt e'' asa " u
Sydc Iyias,toue tog NeBNOiki L. k.a-Ab' "pO.' Tx
B,uore % ,t., 49,, ,,,,~., Nrr.t,aDi
,ran nio Ian no scar j. &. Reed tToNy, ROW IA, -
CIrsrei Steamship VIA. iawrencS l!oFcs los ~
Dsa e,n utalL t0alogicfe Tor ITllr2 lf.iH bl,s -
49, Jorrascn for Ncwry, Ireland schF MARINA Jaw
tBrl Brown. iur NsJs guek. a.. ,....,. c,..,r,.
atr Ca, Dec. 5OAEriyc1 steamship luna,a 90 1910
,ar ShIodruhia, bsrk Mario tirs- i1g-f itoa i ts'~
saIloi stanlsAips Cen Barnes. theeSoAS Ii V"''N'
Oucuial ialst, fpi Boston II ...,,l. al.
NENcisnY, Ds, Dec. 3oNOoD Nothing al all ''ss@s va
the ttilgr. oo., 81, .u,. oar.
t,ude. Risk from NsW York ~. ,..o., ,,or
CutHLY,iON, Dec. 3p.-Aruvcd tarks Aaui. lNois' "
Bllas Ins iArf ID (sor i.yensS from ianstiSS co
kLi NLsl, DE. 30-AuNel, path N.at ~, t,S Nos.
\ Inn nom oa deaux Sailed, sesr John e. hlsnh W. WV
OrieNus. -, vtp.n. ulle,
from tny.l ior Boston - ,, .,,.. r,hn Msnn url
u,fnn tTt1 Antwerp; Jupief tNofb JatobsV, 49,
csloua; Ero ,neWi FROM sallboo No ,,sl eiAarne
i,Ts, from Hare baras Uuseppe Lirsta Vt ,ss.
irom Malaga UeorsiAaa 9TH oens, iFs.n SsA"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
TIE BARMORE WILL.
SURROGATE HvTCHINGS RLJECr5 II


Alfred Barmore died on May I3, 1875, at
lie aga OF 81 years leaving will, dated jan a. 1874,
Whic! provided that 10000 should he placed in tho
naEs o. tees and bp; the income OF Ihis should
be pJ.I 10 tbo testaio5 daughter Era, wife OF Titus
- HiH3-e, during her iile with reE2inlcE over 30 his
otcc c.r.u AID that the residue @. hi estate, valued
~ about 100000 should be l II died between his
son. Wa,l II. Bsrrorr, and his daughters Martha i.
I,fdlou2l,, Ju,iattc Shndic" and G'yyEgn1 Macigy.
Tho will was contested by hss. Eidriigo OF
the gfalnd that her ithor when hc made i lacked ties
tGmcYary capacity. and that ~ The making OF it, fraud
and UiIae inu.Ece" were praeced upon him By tie
ether !caecs and those interested with them in the pro-
caloacui OF the execution q the wi" The matter
submitted ti'no 9go 10 Surrogate ilutchings, who
reserved his decision uRt Yesterday, Fhca be gave
rejecting the viii in question not cacl 20 probate,
Tor the alleged by the contestant In thc de-
csor the Surrogate says that tie fact that there is en-
inoe ulii;y which amounts 20 virtual disnAer,Gcc o:
ur. i,rge is not Of tse sufficient TO avoid the pro-
bate Of the VIII He also says:
iuted with the conservative tendencies OF al judges
who hye lad lonS experience IA probate cases, ana ~a
ti.uciiuaon refuse PROBATE 10 those icatu, ntTy
s,-mcuts which shielded by compliance vita die
tOIiGtcs o. the sllUe, aud Gre pfodicttea upon Az
parent Genera! capac nave been reiuctan and. III
deed. arl long before decided TO reject this paf.r.
10 il pheasant 10 see estates through contests
between members q, the same family sw"pt into the
gulf expensive and piOgacted litigation Bu the
/ Eave studied this case, tho more and more have
doubted - he justice ~ the provisions o. the alleged
will and what u more mpOraHt the justice al ita pro
curroD. Ii IL case ~ dsnncrtance, Tor which, in my
Judgment the testimony fails reveal any jds tircatiO
or reasonable excu3e An the evidence points undue
influence by parties Interested in tie paper the subse
Gueut execution OF the deed OF tgst confirms tho
rSis'cnce OF sueh inGucncc. and the Inference.
all the various aspects of the case Is - my Eln
Irresistible. III not have hecn necessary to exercise
active, undue influence II may have been ONLY noccs-
sury have stated for IN acquio5cence IN the violent
prejudice when Culup cd III the irrational result OF
paper itself Almost al the features OF from Whgh
derive the ercr".se II ue INFLUENCE are here found
| viz, the substantial exclusion OF BIS III
bridge from private interviews with the cs'ator;
| continual aud opportunity the part
those benefited BY her dsn jcgitdncc declarations
the part cf Of them that Sna would be cut OF in
the win " aud the selection ri the parties 30 prcpar aud
assist in It's execution whose syBpathies from
kinshIp and professional relations with oi
r.stcd parties that they would not NJ least suggest Tire
mo tice Of The disinherance even tkey did exert
| au active influence la its procurement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
TREATIES AND STATE LAWS.

THE POWERS OF CoSsULs OVER VESSELS IN PORT
In the suit of the People or rel. Herman A.
Schumacher aanst the Marine OF the City OF New
York, the supreme Court, General Term, Judge Brady
giving opinion decides thar the Marine Court cannot
take jurisdiction Of any suit arising OF an occurrence
a German ship even when in port. Albert Wicsc a
sailor OF the German bark Philip Weyergar, sIed h,
captain in tue Marine Court for assault him on
Feb t. 1875, when the vessel actually in tins harbOr
Nh Schumacher COtsui General OF Germany, applied
10 the Marine Court 10 dismiss the suit. claiming that
under the treaty between the United States and
Germany he alone Lad any jurisdiction in matters
occurring board German ships, unless they dis
ttlrbcd TIE public peace IA tac Marine Count refused
his request he brought 5t an te supreme Court s0r "a
wit OF prohibition 10 clJCn The Marine Court from pro-
cocdng Ia Nlesos suit. rhesupTenc Court at Chambers
denied tits application ana the Consul appealed
judge Brady IN his opinion reversing tho decision II
the Judge AZ Chambers calls attention 60 the tesof the
treaty ~ tween the United states and Germany, aud
holds that under the Constitution this treaty Is tho s
prcme law of tho land, binding ON every court, aud
while naon.wil surrender ito right 10 preserve peace
and good order III ito territory, the exceptions the
treaty make IL mere declaration ol the general inter
national law that vessel part Of It's country terI
tory, and subject Only to tho awa OF It's own country
Solomon < Burke appeared for the German Consul An
dtcws smith Tor the IL pOndents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
LOCAL MISCELLANY,
PROBABLE ACCIDENT TO A STEAMER.

PROBABLE ACCIDENT TO \ STEAMER.
SIGNALS or MISTRESS HEARD NEAR GREAT SOUTH
BAy-,MroSSIBIL1Y OF RENDERING ASSISTANCE
YESTERDAY.
A DISPATCH was received at the Office OF the
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company about . D. ~ yes
teGiay from scntcman living near south Oyster Bay
to the eeC, tht steamer ON the Opposite sac "a ho
bay was seemingly in Distress her whistle was loudly
eouudns but at owing 10 the heavy fog IL was mpos-
she TO discern either The OF The vessel ar her CON
ditlou Immediately after Tho receipt OF ms
news the Coast WrccRing Company was gwen
notice If tho fact. and as soon as tho fog
lifts VIII scn1 steamer 10 Ter ala. Inc
dispatch stated that the whstlug was Nj GSo Inlet
which divides Oak Island Beach from Jones Beach ON
the westcrn side OF GilSo Inlet is bar which extends
out foF distance Of two three miles from The shore
and il Is th0sat that IL the vessel has met with IN ecc
dent she hls struck on this hL:. This would make
her about twenty seven miles from sandy HOOK ana
about eight miles west Of Fire island hs"''
There seems To he little probability Of any great loss Of
life, even though the vessel was in dangerous position"
as there are scvetal Besyne stations in tie immediate
vicinity one No 20. is suat,d the eastern end OF
Jones Beach another. No o. is the western end OF
Oak Isanl Beach and thrl is on tie eastern end OF
Oak Beach Jones Beach and Oak leland Beach are on
The seaN side OF Great South Ray. II the position OF
toe ship was properly communicated IN the dispatch, she
ia about thirty miles from New-l0I4 ia straisa! Inc
Martin an,y vessel which Is 10 rin nom lis por; TO
Bra7ii. cons Sne1 TO J. 9. TucAo. Co She lift SeW
castle on De- H. another vessel Is The Nevada oil tho
williams = Guion line. which ,ft Liverpool Dec -. and
Queenstown Dec u The City " Chester OF he Inma
hhr lett ago POOL Dec IT, Queenstown Dee IL ana ID
also due Tho pJrthia sailed from Liverpool Oh Dee =
and due to-day. The France al me l3lle me ara i
HnGoo ~ tae Wilson line ar 80 . due The i'Gd'o cit
Hall Dc. D. by Ny ct southampton, which she le't DEC
10 and WIS consigned to 4. 7. Wright a @. ne
fthioPt OF fhe Anchor live let Glasgow on l'cc :
was the cueyal o2oioG anong those iGert.ico Fea
feIrlay tnt' 20 vessel either tae Ncllo Marin o.
the Hiad0o in thought thGt II large vessel Wat
m dstrcss there would have been gUus as wei as pe
heard Il,s simply conjecture, However, IS lnGNiy ~
the Office ri Oh, Atlantic Mutual Insurance company
failed II 81 80 anything definite than TIE above
gcatcl9G wei informed IN regard 10 the ioc@!.l{ 4"
the suppl Il accident stated 20 GEiBU NJ rob- t'i s
oyeang inst III his opinion people need not b, @t 3
alarmed ~ long - the weather continues 70 De CAM Il
strong should set in iIOla the south ,ea la
O tho vCssa M ii result bat even then u We ~" ~
able that 3Iy lives would be LOST ~ the pclts from Nc
lfc-slVins stations would he speedily dispatched 20 l!.l
scene Tier. station on either slGe "i'.in nis
0 quarter Of mile, ana ASSISTANCE cYLlu bS I
deIcd Witlult much difficulty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
FAILURE TO LAUNCH THE TRENTON.

A large number OF spectators, including many
FADES. Assembled al The NsyyNard yesterday TO witness
tbs launch OF the dOop-Ofwar Trenton. Five
minutes before 10 m. GbOut 800 wOIlInen sta
TONED 1rouai the ways, aud began emitting away
tho sh1fcs- At the same thGe the Marine
Band which was stationed the deck Of
the Delaware, struck up "Iai Columbia" bliss
CathsFne Parker, the daughter Of ex-Gov
Parker OF FswJersey chosen TO chrisn the vessel
and stood At the bow with bottle OF champagne in her
hand ready ~ break cha the moment the
bows touched the water by her side stood Commander
g. l.. Meade with shsmner in HE hand 10 uss In case
Miss Parker failed 10 break the bottle aud so remove al
oauss for superstition. common among sai.crs TUG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
p,rvATrxc AND WEIGHING GRAIN.

Al q meeting OF the receivers OF grain oil
Tue EewIork Produco E&c5ange bold yesterday, rcs'-
r;ior vas passed requesting the jobheIs ia Sr:n 10 r.
soind their recent IDGco Uat TIC Totj Tor eieyat-
ing and weighing aiter Jan l. 1876 snail he re
;orcd - the Old 2tandani Of rccour;hs o. cent pcr
bushcl Tor cleYsiing and tho same for weighing. Tho
request il urged the grounds tht " :he faith Of the
ELsnec was pleigof 10 tho Legislature last Winter to
secua Il reduction iu tBc cat OF eioyailHB 3ad Weighing
grain at tis port prov dcd the jOt resolution for tIc
le,Ic,io OF tolls the canal we're adopted ana "
would uujus. tho Legislature and ours ives 20 CON
sent 20 return 10 oil rates; aud tLlt ne proposed
action OF tho iUnDcrs Will seriously cmJarT's traasae-
lions upun the crou market, and VIII b" great enjoy
ance to Western shipper, wGo in7isi upon uniformity OF
CLarges N tGeir dcCOuuls 81 hAt.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
Snow ON sTREET RMLWAYs.
sun 10 PREVENT INTERFERENCE WITH snow
FLOWS AND sWEEPEEs,

\
FLOWS AND sWHHPEES.
The For'y-secOnd and Grand Street Ferry
Railroad Company has obtained nom Judge DcdoAuc In
Supreme Court. Chambers. motion Of john NJ. hc-ib-
ner Temporal injunction restraining Gle Cty or the
Police De, tmcnt from interfering with the use Oi tie
snow pillow sgd slOw-sweep6r. The complaint and tie
AFFIDAVIT 81 she President Mr.. Green, states That re Con-
pany must uudcr tine charle-, run caIs as the CON-
yenence their passengers requires; that IL s impcs-
sbe 70 cars when tho tracks c0GGed with snow.
and O. clear tho tracks % except by the
p!ow atrr sweeper. II Is utterly Impossible,
they cjai'u 10 remove promptly toe Snow 10y
carts. Suoh d removal must be WORK OF weeks.
The Police Department LAT Winter could only Obtain
600 oa.ts 10 t1s c3ty and JCs"y CITY and Wi,ii them
only succeeded IN clearing BgOadcey aDi small parts
OF four or sc streets. The plaintiffs cCIaiu tnsi the
CITY either hes passed ia about TO pass an ord
nance fOrbijins The OF te eDow-rloW and sweeper
unless companies viii enter into aSrc-IacEts
containing uieroNs and conditions mprac rcan'e
and Impossible of performance not REQUIRED Dy their
charter, ani imposing ON them duties riGhtiGNy pc
longing % ,in city Tic plaintiffs ash that hoh me ciiy
and the police c restrained fr9l enforcing any such "r
dlnaDoe. ihe motion 10 maze tie temporary ,njlne-
tOU parmenoni As set down iCr next week in supreme
Court Chambers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
ATTEMPTED MURDER IN A BALLROOM.

William S. Fair, barkeeper at No. IS
Third-aye arrested yesterday Oh char &C oil at
tempting to KIN william Fnllcr painter, OF No. 800
East Nueteenthst. Tie police stated that Fuller went
into Fairs barroom and drank several tunes. The two
Incn Quafreied about payment and Far came around
from behind the bar and grappled with Fuller. deg
peTatc struggle ensuod, and Far thrown heavily
upon the door. Furious at his defeat, Fair eaped over
the bar seized revolver and before any OF the by
ISLANDERS could interfere, he fred twice at Fuller Then
be seized and the revolver vrcnchcd from his hand
Fortunately Fair too much excited TO aim accurately.
but ono Of the bullet, struck Fuller la his lot hand
shatter!ng it, Fuller taken 10 Bellevue Hospital,
and Fair vas locked up the Eth-s Police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
A CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY.

Judge OtterbouIg Of the Essex Market Police
Court and Sergeant Smith OF the Court squad Yesterday
necs,pe involved in ouarrei about the serving Of
rants Sergeant Smith insisted that he had the right to
serve warrants ~ lie pcased Judge Otteibourg said
ihat the Count was tho proper authority Ia order the
serving OF warrants and ordered thr 10 he served IN
rotation at the tine giving OiDcer heNln war
rant which he ordered Inn 10 serve at once Tie scr
grant count,rinanded the order, WhcieuDOn judge
OferboIrg ordered them both leave the .OO.n and not
70 return un they had learned 10 obey The orders OF the
Court The matter will hc brought 10 tho attention OF
inc Police Commissioners AID Board OF Police Justices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
SUPPOSED LOSS OF A BRIG.

Three miles east of Shipnecock Lighthouse,
yesterday afternoon bottle was picked up on the beach
by one Of the crew OF Lfesavng Station No IL contain
ing paper Ia wing written statement TO the effect
tbst ON Dec Ia at a. H., the brig Sidney Darce was
two points east Of shiunecOc Light waterl0ggrd out Of
provisions with The pump Ch0kcd and sinking very fast
sherwood whether or not tho paper is genuine Il not
vet determined. No such vessel, far KNOWN has
been seen OF the south shore.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
DErALcArIoN OF THE TREASURER OF BUFFALO.

III
BUFFALO, y. Y, Dec. 30.-Air. Joseph BOrll
tho city Treasurer, let this city for NowYork the
. D. N. train yesterday. giving his reason that lie
wanted raise money TO meet his personal obligations.
but in fact subsequently learned to escape tho
immediate consequences OF heavy dedication. 1t s
impossible nj present to determine the extent OF the
defacaon bat IL il thought to be about 100000 His
second term was ust drawing ~ close. For four years
be bas had control VI the city's funds His bonds flied
in the Office OF the City Clerk two In number each for
$4,000, are dated Feb II, ST. ond jim. II, 1874
and secured by th!tyuye OF the most prominent aud
wealthy citizens Of this Before taking hts dcar-
turc Bork made genera. assignment ~ his property
which J., estimated at $500 900 II thought his assets
viii ia far short Of the amount VI his decatOn lie
las bseu very extensive Tea! estate operator and built
up the eastern part OF the city, known East Buiia0. lie
was prominently named the Republican candidate tor
Mayor last term, but defeated in the convention by
Phip Becker. He was au Alderman for two terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
BLACK FRIDAY LITIG ALTON.

In the suit of George Fowler and others
against The NewYork Gold Exchange Bank, theBupTcue
Court, General Term Judge Danios glving the epHien
hod the dcicndan,s liable for sum OF money received
On Sept ~ 1869, known u " BiacS Friday" Tho Bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
OBTAINING CARPETS On FALSE PRETENsEs.
5,-.....,o aIIotf of No / O0A Waslipa,lnu

GustaVus Abbott OF NO. I,ZUU ashInEIOn-
A. Boson was indicted in the Court General Sessions
for obtaining under false piotonses, l 800 worth Of
carpets from H. Blake Go. OF Hos. 10 and 81 Worth
ST. New-York City. ON re1ustion FROM Gov Iilden,
Abbott was surrendered to Detectives Conner and Field
Of Attorney Phclpss Office, who rGugbt hn 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
pigNENEEHn .SiIIID.

pom IthrIBURG-Yf steamship PtB,f.roEig. Doc, 50,
S.rarne fi.ss SChTaIi-l". hdy.ph NteiriifIf i'Agt
Herman Nar-uE ai baby dits i1ofs aiI
Trrr Marcus Charles Dexter outs Il. h = a. iis.
msn ,otf.e5 Az. baIin Beilr villa knicper nj. Aana
H. iI.rt,o,r n. Trester. 5rs. Doris Muller MisS Alba
sc.lreJer Carl Schulz, Heinrich i(rGh5t.
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CkIrNDA1;s-TAIs Day.

strrRRlG Rr-CHANprc5-RttbE v
Ola pn,a-,sr In agt Eileen 3i0. Hardin ag;. COroeG
3Ii .Su.ltl =. lta-J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

z., ,,a. 7.2f Sur set So. TAP Noon sctsa. s3t
YI8l SAlEg iiiIs nAl-A y
sandy Hoax 1906 Cows ISLAND lGiGl Hon G. Ferry i2@j
HIGH DAY. ~.
HOB leu %. iSsfYiSIf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31

Boston, Dee. 30.-Charlos A. De Iargardiere
form ny eschor here ard wei known was arreated here
yesterday iOr swHdng about fifty person whom h. had In.
duce Ia join bogus Masonic Lodge he had pocketed al tho
fees and 80, detected only by his peculiar method Of iua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31

Chase NJ Clnrc b CO., however, did make \ ltaemcnt
that this amounted to receipt by the bsak of y70625
for ~ the plaintiffs, and loah OF tho 10000
fsndsrei the gold ana no couDcrcairn male plain.
tin is entitled to receive his currency on paying the gold
CIVIL NOTES.
James z. Mnnson has been appointed stem
ographer of tho superior Court in place Of James H.
sheridan promoted 10 the bench OF the Marine Court
The Supreme Court, General Term. adj
journed the decision Of several and the hearing OF
some matters before them, OWNS 10 jugs brsHys
absence occ0unt Of sickness.
A Judgment was entered yesterday by Elliot
sandiorl. in the Superior Court ON bobaR OF william
Bard against the city for ~ 6s5 TO- due on eontrsct
for building outlet sewer ia observation-disclosures tenth
The referee to pass the accounts Of Mr..
Jewett rs receiver the Erie Railway has made report
as 70 tire accounts for the months 81 ptcmber October
and Noycinber Which has not yet been nca ne bas
complete inventory OF the road DC extended
In the suit Of James Bigler against The city,
IN which the plaintiff recovered judgment for largo
amount o; urnbor furnished nndcr contract 70 the DIX
Davis giving the opinion, grants me ci heg ii.a gu
OF the tiaber which excluded by The court below.
should have been admitted.
The Church OF thc Redemption was burned
come years ago. The chmch had bcen built IN great
measure BY tie. aid of Grace Church which og9 @,
the land and the assurances on tho bniid-
ing TIE congregation which occupied the church
claimed that Grace Church held the land and ie iisir.
enccs in trnst Tor them tboy having contributed in part
90 the erection tho church. and brought suit ~ have
that declared or an equitable division OF tnI I,si hs
moneys made The Supreme Court at Special Term, do
eided gainst tho plaintiffs, aud the General er Judge
DsIieo giving IT, opinion a'r' 'it ose!>'"i' no.ais
that Grtce CAmch never pared with It's rights as
owner.
An argument was made yesterday before
Jude Lawrence H. Supreme Court C6,mbers Ivy the de-
fendsnts in the suits OF the society FOR tho Reformation
OF Juy. nile Den4uents aganst OU0nnall aGd BiYer 70
rcstaiu tacm from giving theatrical plriorna ce thh
they were not within the law % theatrical Perform
aDoe They claimed hat they had stage the2ter
but an ordinary rCcm ordinarily furnished no scenery,
and no rosturnes uncss turning cot inside out maze
IL COSTUME me plaintiffs ccIt.nded that t6ese soo9s-
5orica essentials 10 theatrical perorrinncs,
and thq the evidence OF witnesses fhOwcf srh c'rny
such rJrmance; but if the defendants were Eot No.
latiup he law the injunction could not bur them. 2a1
the matter OF costs could be regulated by tnc tpL
Judge Lawrence reserved hi. decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-31

up to that Jay had been clearinghouse for gold broors
the brokers sending their statements and drawing ana
paying their balances into tho bank Plaintiffs, brokers
bad sold $50 900 gold Cor $7OG2j. 10 Chase Mcclure
Co.. acting bnokers Just before sept a on that day
the bank rAluestef all tho brokers dealing with it 20
make settlements directly with their customer PLAN
tbs brokers therefore made statement to the bank
Chase NaClurc b CO., however did make ita.ement
and paid their balances In currency Tho Court nods
that this amounted to receipt by the baGk Of 77062J
for the ~ the plaintiffs, AMI Loan Of Tho 10000
gold on plaintiffs account and pl2rtif5 have since
rendered the gold ana cOuDtcrclam h made tho pn