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The New York herald., 1875-10-01
TROTTING AT FLEETWOOD PARK.
THIRD DAY OF THE FIRST FALL mrrr1So-rwc

THIRD DAY OF THE FIRST FALL MEETTNd-Two
CAPITAL coNTEsTs--T. A. AND LADY WHITE
THE WINNERS.
The attendance at Fleetwood Park yesterday after-
noon was larger than on any previous day Of the
meeting, and tho trotting much improved
There two contests the FIRST being for horses that
had beaten 234 and the second for horses that
had never beaten 2;2s There eight starters for
the Grst purse and four for tho second A, horse
that had been PAGER until this summer won the
third fourth and fth heats Of the first race and Lady
White captured the 2:2S purse in three straight heats
The track in splendid condition and the weather
as pleasant as could bo desired. The following arc
tho details OF the trotting:-
PRsT rRor
FLEETWOOD PARK-TniRD DAY THE FIRST FALL
MEEuNo-THURsDAY Sept 30-Turse, e400 for horses
that have beaten 234; $225 to the FIRST 500 70
the second and $15 TO the third horse mile heats best
ehrco In AVA in harm
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EASE RAIL- NOTES.

The "oId Champs" defeated nnc picked from the
employees OF the Theatre Comiquo yesterday, BY the
score OF l6 toS
On Wednesday the Bostons beat the Hartfords, In
exhibition game by score OF tol Bond pitched
and Harbdsc caught for the champions and Spauldng
pitched and White caught for the HartordA
The New York herald., 1875-10-01
CAPTURE OF A BURGLAR.

About one O'Clock yesterday morning ofacer King
man heard sound like the breaking of glass in Grove
street, near Morgan, Jersey City He cautiously ad.
vanced and saw a man with his hand thrust through
the window Of Lieverding's cigar He arrested
the thief, who gave his name John Donovan, and
said he hailed from Boston
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THE SCORE

Clubs 1a I'd sd 4h 5h Ga 7h sM oE.
Fyaway. ........o 10
Olympic 90 o OIL
Runs earned-Flyaway l.
Umpire-Mr Rowe, OF the Concord Club,
First base by errors-Fyaway, times; Olympic
times.
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PASSENG Frs SAILED.

FOR IAMBU RG-In steamship Cimtrid. Juy Sc. Boas,
Arthur Boas Henry Is. Mllard and lady w A. slater,
Fred Saylcs VIM Hutchinson WIN. r. Hutchinson TT and
Mrs r. T. Fowler child and maid X Fowler orenI Bradley
George Bondie ossler, Miss Matte Darling, Mrs Julie
Darling Miss Kinney, and Mrs H. l. Burnett children
and servant H. Burnett, A. Strauss Carl Ohm
W Speer aud lady, NJ. Eylcr j. GOgc1eT, MIs ldy Il0td
teel < Felix, angensclcidt e. Euhm Gotiflied Cross
man Bolte, Miss Anna Beraus Mrs Christine
zor Wihemine IIerzog Mrs. Mary Bloch, Miss Sopy
Bloch. Misses Maria and Mary oliger, Miss Minna Waller
Mrs Rachel HUFFMAN and Child Miss Gertrude STEELE Miss
Kate Ebert Alberne Evclsbusch, Miss Dora Tausky
Mr. and Mrs John q. Lair John II. 1hoennsen, H. W.
J.lne NJ Weirs,"ck Iac"r nm.x.. Dorcel Henry
CIincn Joseph Et6aan ,aIonOn unser, Heinrich Tanpel
WIN. j. Ebellg Iissner Baumann, Ifeyman Bf1m.
berg Sanon sfner Jacob scoeder Lewis Jacobs III and
Mrs Elias Spross VIM. ScauGccn, MI. and Mrs.
II DO, sch T. Falling Philip Denim, A. niger Joseph
Won LaI BOrevsky otto Saononsky Mrs Fanny Gegor
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0sOSs0797s@ O4079a07o7s a decline from
yesterdays final sale of III per cent; Mariposa,
1000 shares at 1910 1870 1918, no change; Pre-
ferred 100 shares at 1914, o gain of 4 per cent !;
Pacific Mail, $4,000 shares at 41a041 7s04O'4@
41ls040404Ol2 decline Of 1as per cent; Union
Pacific 700 shares at 75os075is, decline OF % per
cents Atlantic and Pacific Preferred 500
shares at 1913; Pacific Of Missouri, 800
shares at 81 gain of Il per cent; North Western
5000 shares at 39as030l20 390 39lg039, decline
Of % per cent Preferred, 1000 shares at 4o'sa 5Ol
So decline of q per cent; st. Paul, 1000 shares
at 34ss034l20 34ls034as034l4, decline of is per
cent Preferred, 1000 shares at 57l2Q5Sis057i20
SO, gain of is per cent Rock Island 200 shares at
1O4, gain Of ls per cent Ohio and Mississippi, 800
shares at 23Ss023l4, decline Of % per cent ;
Wabash, 500 shares at 5A05l2 q gain OF y
per cent; Lake Shore, $1,000 shares Mt
6Oi20 6OSsa 500. 0G00 59ls@504 a decline Of
lis per cent; Erie, 1000 shares at 15as
@14s4, a decline of Z per cent Central and Hud-
son, 300 shares at 1O341O2aa, q decline of Il per
cent Delaware Lackawanna and Western, LOO
shares at 119012O, a gain Of per cent; and OF
Hannibal and st. Joe, 400 shares at 1884, de-
cline of Il per cent. The market closed generally
weak for the speculative list. The opening high
est lowest and closing prices of active stocks
sold TODAY were as follows:
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Mich Central
THURSDAY. July S-P. VI.

THURSDAY. July S-P. NJ.
The bulls in gold felt the force this morning OF the
saving 1t never rains but it pours, for, added 10
the street interpretations of yesterday ashhg'oh
telegram in regard to the Treasury programme,
tbere came this morning the cable news from Lon
dan Of a reduction from gig to per cent
in the interest rates by the Bank OF
England: and accordingly gold, which opened at
1163. quickly sold down to 1883, rallied TO 1850
1854 and closed at Is, with that price DID. Inc
drop has undoubtedly caused the sale OF consider
able quantities of long gold; and that 1t has also
occasioned the sale Of much larger quan'i-
ties of short gold, it is not at all unlikely lia'
the loaning rate for the next few days Will iully
demonstrate 1t is just possible that the decline In
the gold premium has been aided by sales tor tue
account of speculator who Is reported 10 nave
held large amount at prices above those current to-
day. The bull stock speculation has also received
a check to-day, owing, no doubt, somewhat to
considerable sales made to realize the profits of the
mast few DAYS rise perhaps somewhat to the prom
;se of specie resumption, and possibly to alleged
heavy sales for account Of the gold Spectator to
ubom we have alluded, and who, according 70
street gossip was largely long of the leading
shares sold at the Board. Whether the heavness
and decline in the market should be attributed to
any mr. all of these causes do not undertake to say;
hut the fact remains that on moderate amount oil
business yet somewhat larger than the recent daily
average, the result is decline on the specu-
lative list of 's to Il per cent from the
closing quotations of yesterday. As OF LATE the
transactions are mainly confined to Western Union,
Pacific Mail and Lake Shore, these stocks eomprls-
ing about 40 per cent Of the entire business to-day
The total transactions of the day have amounted TO
the sale of 10000 shares, of which 5s7OO
were in Western Union ut 6lisQSl IA S0's
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SHIPPIN0 INTELLIG ENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..
JULY s.

PORT OF w.YoRK..............".....JuLY s.
CLEARED. -
s.camsbp somerset Ir) Western Bristol, W ID. Morgan
steamship Rotterdam Dutch Jannen' Rotterdam funch
steamship cmbra (Ger.) Brandt Hamburg, Kunhardt
Steamship Denmark tBr) Williams London W. J. Hurst
steamship Gamma CBr Liddeol' Hamilton Bermuda A.
Il steaasSip francona Bragg, Portland j F. Ames
s sisss FP&sa @ay
sa a5 I r4sSsn ens Gers wachsr oec CO.
Bari zana Oh PeIsrsSn ymonb nc evs Co.
Big Alice starrctt tBr) shaw stettn c. " BertanI
s ss Mar Mary 4. Rch, Masai1e FerandiS'
scr Jessie Parks Fsddese B as " ShaI ir
sehr Herbert j. Olive CBr) Jones, St John N b. P. l.
sch Kate and Mary. Cogswel New Bedford Delaney
seSr Dart Campbell STAMFORD Conn. Stamford Manuac
seh r. A. Forsyth Hobbie. Stamford Stamford Manufac
CaRslboat O. r. Weller Shaw, Port Henry N. " Brett son
steamship G Knight Chichester, Georgetown ID c. with
mdse. and pass TO G Kenyon lar. - a.,. v,,, os
Schr Hannah Coomer King Port Antonio JAM II days,
SCI schr Z C. Knight, IT,. Huntley Virginia
Steamship. Rotterdam, for Rotterdam Cmbria, for Ham
for % fs%s for .e aa
Fannie fsI 81 Pie Yer. Gqi Mary B. Harris for
WIND-cuuseb ukHI o. eie~-'
MEMORANDA.
Bark Hafrsord Nor Meyer from Queenstown, which ar
rived 9TH anchored III the Lower Bay came ny 10 the y
tins a. H.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BALTIMORE, July 6Ccarcd, steamship William crane fof
FORTRESS MONROE July sArrived, bark Nordbavet from
NEWCASTLE, Del July s-passed mp. schrs Emily Curtis rus
G. Yates from Roe kPort Passed dow
sehIs Alex Harding John Middleton IT, and Armenia Kart
lett for Boston Mary r. simmons, for Providence j. "
n III ir for Lynn j. Loughn for Pawtncket Lucy h
Cogswt Newburyport John shay and rhos H. sweeny
for Bostou NJ. II. Read. for New Bedford
RnsIoS July a-An1ved steamships city oil Portland from
81 John n b. n. H. katahdn, from Bangor John BROOKE
,,on portland Geo Chanee, from Gloucester scls Mar
scaiho FROM Bay of Islands Ganmte OBJ from ~ Johns
80 ITttie iI,r) from Pictou Talisman lBr, from Mar
rarctyiIe H. Rogers from steoben Col Eady from pansi
cleared steamship John Brooks Tor Portland bIe
~ ~ Tar Richmond schrs. Marcia (Br for ~
teorees bermuda Drcdnot for Bear River Hattie n Cove
~ ~ s,lsson. Walter Chester for 0eorgeto~n, d. C.
i9 ,,, ~ croxer Tor Baltimore Advance for Bangor
FOREIGN FORTs.
HILL Eng. July 6-The steamship Otheno hosefh Hon
New YORK June 22 arrived here to-day.
For Latest ShtS heVs sec f'h fagtJ
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DECISIONS-JULY g.

Supreme COrt-Chdmbers-B Judge barre.t;-
UInann Haas.-Decree granted Brown agt ros ~
Upon the fling Of this petit on me riainn anu nI o ~
granted parties in interest then De heatn
agt Webb Repor; confirmed and decree OF DIVORCE
States Glass Company Van schaick agt Smith
granted Mulany ae FreemanThe report haidea UP "o'
that which asked for x.u.rce
Opinion and order granted vacaDg Judgment OF divorce
General Terfn-By Presiding Judge Davis and JUDGES
Donohuc Danicls.-Moody and ano ag iei0Jn n;f
menf rycrsed and new trial ordered with costs to abide
event oin!on by Daniels j. Douglas aa
with costs within twenty days aftei notice
% this the appellant spuate To- withdraw ,hs %
new irial which event the Judgment 50 Tar as II pvuelo
the recovery the plaintiff of her snIIort ana W.
ont u the defendants properly a aii' ,, tar with
ont Brett al agf The FIRST nj RI
northumberland affirmed; opinion ny Doho,f D,s
mere e al art Adams II aOrder ahrmed WIN SiV 'oc,
in favor OF the respondents Ill ea'h
y prcsinr JUDGE Davis and Judges Lawrence and Daniels
lii the matter OF tie application Of the Department Of Pntc
Paris &C, for laying out &c. OF kiDgsbIugeI
inrs AFFIRMED with $40 COSTS besides disbursements OPINION
Judgment reversed and trial ordered with costs 10 abide
opinion By Donohue and Daniels JJ' Da's De- "S
senting
speciol 7srm-By Judge Van vorst-TrueanT Sc. agt
fidy ct a-Fndings aud order OF reference settled and
signed.
Supc,ior tourf-Special Term - BY Chlei-.lnstlce
Monol-Earrison et al AFT. awr1r FINDINGS ul iac', 81.
and proposed amendments settled Notion for an extra ao"
denied tMenoraniun)
Common PIeds-SpecidI Tcm-By Judge iarrc-
more Moore ACT Wnark.-Dccrtc ordered Mackear as
McCinnis Mclaughlin agt. Gallagher, ct al.AppnsaoLs
granted Allen agt Mel eland.Motion granted uns ~ de
ices and The value thereof Mackear aet McGnnis-Api
granted report confirmed decree granted aoS &
smith art ste-Nouon denied. Pinckney, eX'I, &C. agt
BuIke.-UIder settled.
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CHARGES AGAINST LAWYERS.

ANSWER 8. ID. SEWARDs 10 THE MOTION TO DIS
BAR nIM-PRoCEEDINGs AGAINST W. II. GALE.
At the meeting OF the Supreme Court, General
Term on July l. Coroner KessIer presented charges
AGAINST an attorney named Samuel d. Stewards, claiming
that his real name was Schwartz that he convicted
IN Austria in 1885, Qfa crime for which he was sentenced
to years severe imrsanmel' and that when adj
nite 70 the bar he doce we'd the Court by rerrc>,ns
that he was a citizen. when in fact he was not. Tie
directed Stewards TO show cause why he should not
he disbaIrcd and yesterday he presented his return
In erstating his admission to docorate
of laws in Austria. and his qualified admission to that
bar. he admits that he was convicted in Austria OF
fraud" and sentenced TO "severc" imprisonment, the
conviction being, however, without trial; but the
penalty had been removed and the Executive Committee
OF the Chamber of Advocates has revoked its former
action dsbarrinc him As TO the change of namc he
saws that he was known in Austria rs sewardsSchwarz.
and that he adopted the name of Stewards in this
country the most nearly representing 10 the American
ear the sound OF his real name. AS TO his being
admitted the bar before he was a citizen,
he states that lie told 10y Prof POmerS OF the Law
School of the University this city, where he grad
mated that having declared his intention to become
citizen hc was for all purposes except voting. with
al TINS matt, ne say SSys hcSGT vas ta WG 4i
Judgment AGAINST Kesser for professional services that
two days after ;he order OF the General Term Kesslers
ily~yr:' had coIsc to him and Offered to withdraw this
nIocccdg, make public rcraction OF the charges, aud
pay the expenses of the SUIT II he would consent 10 The
j. G. Calvin bis counsel, claimed that though they lad
had only days to put in their answer, II was com
pletc and matter should be dismissed. Edward 7.
bartlett. for Coroner kesslcr insisted that they should
have time to and aft + some discussion Judge
Davis ordered tat the matter be adjourned to the next
meeting o the Court the petitioner 10 reply
he might wish, the defendant, 20 days before that
time.
In the proceeding TO throw William H. Gale over Tie
bar, ey-Judge Beach yesterday appeared before the
supreme Court, General Term aud asked mat he had
only received the papers in this matter on July that
the matter until the next meeting Of the Court.
Judge Davis granted the request.
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The Firemen's Fund Insurance Company, No. 1877
Broadway, has declared -cmi-annual dividend Of .
per cent, payable on demand.
Messrs Rollins Bros. 4 Co. offer Oswego Z per
cent bonds for sale.
Tho Continental Insurance Company has declared
"A sem-annual dividend Of 3l2 per cent, payable on
demand also a scrip dividend of 90 per cent TO pol
Icy holders.
The Purchasing Committee of the first mortgage
bondholder, of the Ncw-lork and Oswego Midland
Railroad Company. Mcssrs. c. n. jordan and
Others, advertise that "A decree of foreclosure and
sale will be entered on or about July 10, inst; that
there has been deposited With them over ~, 100000
of the first mortgage bonds to be used in the pur-
chase of the road We hear that they constantly
receiving more bonds at their office, No. 20 Will
liam-st.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady Penn
sylyania Is, third issue, 10; Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 203, Reading Railroad. 5434 PeDn-
sylvanla Railroad. J0l4. Gold 1l64.
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THE BROWN WILL CASE.
awo WIVES CLAIMING INTEREST IN TIE TEslAlohs
PROPERTY.

awo WIVES CLAIMING INTEREST IN TIE IEsIAlohs
PROPERTY.
A hearing to take testimony In the matter
OF the contestng Of the will Of the late John L. Browh'
The contractor, had in the surrogates
Office Yesterday Mr. Brown died last Spring, leaving
property valued at over 100000. BY MS WILL da'cu
Feb g. 1873 I've left his wife, Hannah t. Bro"h' Tue
residue Of his estate after the payment OF his dcDs MS
wife Hannah T.. Brown, is appointed e1ecuuiA' anu
their SOD John l.. Brown, executor The admission 10
probate Of this Will contested Us soon a. the instru
ent was offered The contestants are Mary Ann bro"h'
VINO was the first wife OF the deceased and some rea
tyes OF the testatOr is stated thai Mr. Brown was
married 10 his first wife many years ago. but hVed WIN
her only short time He married his second Vic ABOUT
80 years ago He had children by bis hrst WIFE, ou.
leaves son crown 20 mans estate by the proponent OF
the will At the time of marrying his second we Is as
serted that he had not been divorced from the nrst VIE
but is claimed that he afterwards obtained divorce
from her. and executed settlement In her favor winch
che accented His Second wife everywhere miro
duced by him a. his wife, and always believed heise 20
~ his wife The first wife contests the VIII on Tue
gouud of the lleealy the second marriage, ana on
the ground OF undue influence exered 10y the sseOnd We
the estaOr The relatives OF the testator ogec. ~
tie probate OF WILL claiming III addltlon tha' TIC
tstaior not OF sound mind . ,,o. ~,
At the examination yesterday Thomas j. Fowler OF
tie Law hrIn Of Sullivan KObbe Fowler, ana George
81 bayne the two subscribing witnesses Ia the WILL were
tAainod and testified " the Identity VI the document
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IRON PLEDGED TO THE NAVY DEPART
MENT

ORDER IN THE SUIT OF ST. PAUL AND PACIFIC
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF IRON PLEDGED FOR
ADVANCES AFTER JAY COOKIES FAILURE AL
In the suit Of Wtetien and others, bond
holders OF the 81 Paul and Pacific Railroad Company to
r.cover some 10000 Of railroad iron alleged TO
have been bought with their money the proceeds from
the IRON which has been pending in the Supreme Court Oh
this State for some timc-a motion was made few days
AGO in Supreme Court, Chambers TO permit Paymascr
Cuter OF the Brooklyn NavyYard TO sell portion OF
the IRON This iron originally transferred by jay
Cooke A. Co. TO Cooke McCulloch & Co Of London, and
at the time of the failure Of the American house was
nodced by the London house to the Secretary OF the
NAVY and the pledge was afterward assigned to Pay
master Cutter The General Term Of the supreme Court
recently decided to the part OF the iron pledged
IN, naval funds already deposit with Cooke McCul-
Iocb Co the United States stood in no better cOndoh
the Cookies but as for the part pledged FOR suisse
ouent deposs OF naval funds the United states sood III
the position Of de Pledges for value Cnuef 'na
ecsiop the motion permit the sale OF part Oh tue
IRON was made several afiidaNits. -
On the afhdayits submitted, Mr. Choate, OF EVarts,
that he could moi consent to any order as ne
desired 10 preserve his appeal To the court OF AP
ncals il was useless so long as the deneiai Term
dcci,ion stood unrevcrsed, TO contend asant. 'be
ordcr After the intimatiOn L. H. smith; OF
counsel for the United States. and Mr.: Hubbard,
60 neunsel for Cooke McCulOch Co.. submitted an
order for Mr. ChOates approval as TO It's FORM ana TINS
order has been aligned by Judge Davis allows ine sac
~ The iron pledged the Navy Department TOT advances
Snbseouept TO the failure OF Jay Cooke o.
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY July q.

FRIDAY. JULY q.
Newfoundland close at the New YORK fos'Omce
every day at 1880 IN. .,,,, n
Mai for llaay. n 6, Ia closed at the New fork Post
SATURDAY, July 10.
For England ireland Wales, by the steamship city ~
Chester malls close at a Supplementary Mail Is
closed al 10 steamship sails at ii from Pier NO 40
North River -, -.
For Scotland only the steamship Bolivia. mails close at
Supplementary Mail il closed at 10 m steamship
a a from Pier No. 20, North River.
France BY the steamship vale de PARIS mails
close Supplementary Mail - closed at 10 a. H.
sails IL from Pier No 80 North RIVER
Europe Bremen by the steamship eckaT mals ose
at 80 a. m Supplementary Mail ~ closed AT the POST
Ofce at l3O D. steamship sails at from Pier loo
OF Third ST.. HObOken. =,
For Kingston Jamaica savania and Cartacena, by the
steamship mails close at steamship sails at ii
a. IN, from Pier No. 81 North River -
Mslsor Kew West steamship City Of Waco close at
= At D. from Pier No 20 East River
NpAN. ii.
VI close at IL O'Clock The PostOhee Is open
IRON a. IN U
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The days business at the U. s. Sub-Ireasury COLI
The closing quotations of foreign e

Money has been in free supply all day at 2@2i9
per cent on call, prime discounts selling at $500.
The Customs receipts at Washington amounted to
Slsj 600. and Internal Revenue receipts to
20 10 600, the United States Treasurer receiving
81 900 600 National bank notes for redemption.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement
c,rvexchanges sos G54 Gold exchanges. $s76962l
Cary balances 2sj0442 Gold balances. l,o970S4
The Treasury balances at the close OF business To-
day were: Currency 81, $780, O0O coin $71 ,24O,OOO;
less coin certificates, $2f ,O5O,OOO.
Government bonds were inactive and lower, on
tbe decline in gold We annex closing quotations:
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The weekly return of the Bank Of England, ac-
cording to cable advices, was favorable, the bank
making a gain during the week of fs63o7 bullion,
augmenting the reserve with $4,000 more to-day.
The proportion of to liabilities, which last
week was 80 per cent is now 42l2 per cent. The
bank holds f12435,115 unemployed bank notes
Money is easier and on the outside market the rate
is 2lo, three months bills being done at 2&ia3. The
more favorable condition of affairs caused
reduction in the minimum rate Of tie Bank,
and il is now 3 per cent. British Consols closed
strong ard higher and United States securities
were steady to firm, Erie being up to 13f The
Bank of France made a loss of 1914 900 francs
during the week Rentes closed at G305. The home
markets were not specially affected. The foreign
exchange market was rather more active, owing To
the fact that commercial bills were more plenty.
The nominal sales, given below, were unchanged.
real business being the basis of - sGs4, ~ 81,
and 81 90 for sixty days, end three days sight bills.
The steamer Cimbria sailed to-day with 100000
gold coin, and $133357 in silver bars, total of
SG333 J7 There were sixteen bids for the Treasury
gold, aggregating So s75, 900 at 115622 to 11G06.
The award of million was made at 1884 to
I1G.OG. The following are the details:
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K1NasBRIDGE-RoAD OPENING CONFIRMED.

The Supreme Court, General Term, yester-
day decided the appeal from the confirmation OF the
report Of the Commissioners for the extension OF broa
way, generally known "a the Kingsbridgeroad Exph-
sion. adversely to the appellantA The General Term
holds that the Commissioners and the Court below made
no error principle in the assessments and they cannot
review their decision as to amount Other matters
urged the agument they hold. immateral or can
not be reviewed this appeal There being no appear
the Court of Appeals In these maters this decision
IA final confirmation Of the Kngsbridgc-road opening
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that previously granted by Judge Donohue In the same
suit the petition Of Thomas Hsgan and the consent Of
the Atorney0cneral. the " psndens was vacated yes
terdsy far affects the lot Of the petitioner on the
north side Of Eighty hirds 331 feet east Of Ninthave
In the suit Of the people against John Walsh one OF
the former Courthouse Commissioners, order was
entered yesterday for substituted service OF the summons
on afdavs setting out that Walsh resident OF the
city, but cannot be found here and that there
to believe he Is evading service Of process