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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22

ioluent erfldreu Su laiieu, ba bieieibe nur in
SntereiIe ner attionGre perpaltet perDe.
- Ser unteri6atmeliter Sablte beute fin
Sntcreiien $21 900, fir eingeSogene Sbli9a.
tiOnen S27, 900 CHS.
- Die beuti9en Steueretnnabmen betrusen
1881 900.
- Scr 9pfr. .@itp Of Montreal" ift non
2iperpool bier eiugetroHen.
- 6eute wurre Elm italieniidlsr Sna5e Der
hafret, neil er periHdt bate, cine gefalifte
$10zHpte Der ygriten gsational Sanf BON
philadelphia" ausSu9eben. Ser Snabe iagte,
Elm Otanu babe ibm Die 9tote gegebeu, Inn
3uder einsufaufen. Die Poli5ei febt fd
nah Oem Manne I'M.
@ertra8s=Ssratbang.
bepenne, g8.sS., 81. Septbr.-9ie
Sertra9s geratbung in Der gtdbe Der 9feb
@louo glgentrr nabm am Samftag ibren
2lufang. 0as NtilitGr Der Iqeutur wuroe
6urr1 Pine Snmnnnuie Snnn1ferie nprIt1rft
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
0te tlclte Wfet0eframfheit.

yong b teep te, N.,g;s q. SePtbr.
elmer Der @pi3ootie dbnlideu Seu4e erfranft.
Beionbers Der 6als miro angegrtffen. gtaf=
rthten ans oem Snnern oes StaateS melhen,
oaB Die Sranfbeit an mebreren Srten auSgez
brOdlfu lit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
Die fantte vWaed)antcs SAINT" 1T
WpHtreaI. Sat1.

81 0 TIE I, 2l. Sept. = DC 0iret-
toren Der falltten .Ws6anic'8 Saut" baben
etne Sefanntmadlung erlofien, in Der iie allz
geben, OaB infOl9e Der gutOedung bon groBen
Setriiqereien Die llnterbanoluugen beSiigti6
elmer Seridmel5uu9 nit einer anberen 8anf
abgebroden tuoroen ieieu. Sic bielten es
Oaber i'm Sntereiie allcr @ldubiger fiir oas
Seie, Die 3ablungen ein5uiteller. Die lin
ipriide Der Snbaber BON 1e9nungen uro Der
0epoftoren itnb ool geoedt. Die 9irettoren
bofien i'm Stanhe Sn lein, binnen &urSem Elm
ioldes arrangement Su treffen, wohur9 Die
Sntereiien Der Nftiondre auf Die beitnl0gltdnc
gSpiip npS6iif,- fniirApu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
Sdlueef1trm.

gSaibiugton, 81. Sept. - gu Colo
rabo Springs, s. e, iino ieit seitern Nad)=
mittas 3 3oa Sqnee gefaaen unO eS i6neit
undl imI11er fnrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22

| angeflaster, purbe aus Dem @efdnaniiIe ent.
laiien, bamit er nidt ertriute, es gelanq Inn,
itt Su retten. Sdmmtlide Swdeu iinb fort
geriiien mOr0en.
lSir ihdten Die 3abl Ser llmqsfommeneu
auf 100, 5ruiiden so unD 20 2etdeu fino be-
rettS gefun0en uno beerbigt morocn.
Die @tnnobner BON Sictorta ianoten un8
iOiort oiilfe. ytad)riften bon Corpus @briiti
melOen, baB bic Staot uerihont 9eblteben lit,
oagcgen ioQ Der Srt Salnria total uerni6tet
morOen ieiu. Weilemueit 1T Der telegraph
5erIt0rt."
Ser fleine BoitOanlpfer Belican" lit auf
Dem Sabtne See III Sriimmer gegangen,
Yaiiagiere unO Wanni6aften mur0en 9erettet.
Slele anrere flelne Sd)iffe murben pegge.
trteben uno iGlugen nm. Der S6oouer
nSrnman," bon gtemsY Yorf na6 Snoiancla,
@opt. Gibbs, itraubete Is DtelIen meitlid) BON
ben Bdiien unD lit total oerloreu, Manni6af=
ten gerettct. Son pielen bena6barten Srten
hat man nod feline beiflmmten HadIri6ten.
Itan beftirdltet ibretbalben oa5 S6limmite.
Snolanola lit on Der Otata9oroa=Sai geleqen
nno bat an ieiuer 6routieite teincrlci S9Ht-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
Selbitmoso etnes i,tn8em WaS=
f1euS.

90 ontreal, 81. SeptLr. = Sin neun
sebnidbrigeS Wtdoden, gtamens @antluell,
i6ob iid, persangene &abt in Der ct. 2apz
rence.Salle tori. Sor Sabren mar iie Der.
fiibrt porben unb Der @ram bieriber perbun.
ben NIT benz Serba6te Des 9isbfabls, ben
ihre 9ienitberri6aft anf iie seworfel, trleb iie
al Der Shot.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
ScriMte aus Scm Snncru oeS
$&no&nS

- Sames Ntdou, rer am 9. 3. ~. i'll ser
@rube BbOutr III AuCgbanep Gountp our6
etnen SAL oaS Betn oberbalb SeS Sn6bclS
3erbrad], 10 baB oafelbe nmputirt werocu
muBte, farb Uergangenen 6reitag.
- SeriloHeutu 9ouuerltaa mur6e ;u@riS.
itelb 9Saiblugton Gnitburn, Der cine Auiuci=
lung i'm Setrage BON $3.50 aui Die erItc Na-
tiOnaIbant oon Sbettr f9lidte, sefduglidJ
singeSo9eH. 6idarb ooo9ion BON 9elmar
CAB thm $40 Scrid)HB Quf Die 4umeiIura.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22

+. 10. Goutrofte fir Die Ausriituna BON Sterz
brauereieu, 0ialsbduier, 0ieb9er eta6llneneate,
Yapetmiih(sn un0 ollie anoere Irten BON 6aoftzS'e&
Stbdjteu. Sanpfz uub Seisiuaier> 6eiiun9en, Ho9'
renle9una aner slrt. YIdue nno aoitenanlhla9e 9es
Iieiert. 9eporat turen prompt belor9t. HIeetn SnBz
spaaren ,u oeu bili9iten Preilen. glan lenoe lur
9ataloge. (Suni9,l20heO)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
Sroiefttrte Wattonal= Gtiea6aDtt=
SDuDettttDtt.

ct. 2oniS, Dfo., 81. Sept. - OaS Dor
etnt9en Sagen ernannte @omtte, Inn 4rran-
9ement8 sur lbbaltun9 elmer HattouaIen
@tlenbabnconDention am 23. ytopember bier
81 treffen, bielt geitern Ibenb eiue Situng,
nm einen a1gemeinen 8lan Oafiir I'll entrper-
fen. Ser YrQfbent nuroe ermG9tigt, eiuen
anfruf 81 erlafien, in peldem er Die @ritnoe
uno Den 3Oed Der S1 Derantalterbeu @onpen=
tton au8etnauOerIeBen unO DIE @ouperneure
Der Staaten unb Die Sanoel8geielli ifaften beS
gan5en GanoeS sur Cooperation elnlaOen nno
lte bitten loa, 0elegaten 5u i9iden. Die bon
etnl9en Sournalen ausgelprodene 9lntd)t,
ais babe Die Sep0lferung BON ct. Gout5, III.
Dem lte oteie Seriammlung anitrebt, Son0erz
lnterei1en uno gofal5tpede i'm Quge, nnr6e
empatbtiG in Gbreoe getellt un6 au8Oriifli9
betort, baB bic Contention nationalen Gbaz
rafter8 iein ioQ uno Die Setbeili9ung aler
groBeu @el9Gftsorte Der llnion au8oriidlid)
geforOert.
Die VteDiettdje IT. WaiTadmfetts.
. prtn9 ftel B, Wafi., 81. Sept. =
gu gSilbrabam tit Die Siebieu6e ausasbros
den. Die 5eeroe BON 3. 9. Wterrtf mmb
furGtbar Don tbr oepinlirt.
Ser Selomarft.
N en- Oorf, 81. Sept. .-@elo leidlt III
11-2 @ro5. gSe6ieI rnbi9 5u 4.8O. Sob
itloB 5n 116&-116g. Sunoe8sSbltgationen
id1loiicn feiter unb aftiu 8ler Coupon
1888; 64er Coupon 1194; 65er 1194; neue
li99; Ger 121; 68er 1911; neue 6iinfer
l188; 10.40er Coupon 1174. Q(ftien i6loiien
Han aber itetig; 81. 9. Central 1035; Grie
III; safe Shore 54; Sis. Central 974;
Pitts6urg 90}; ytortb 9Seitern 393; Yriur.
54; OtofzS8lanb 1919.
llnteridatamt8 Stlaus: Sob $35, ,418,,
058; @ourant s58, ,84O,687.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
pro9reE- Ma(1inem Comp,
Wr. ii, Stpatt SttaSe,

patt ~~
sSabrif oer seraufG=
Iufen Nictfdf6neis
be WaidJiuen, D / e
,Geften ie fur Wietser
aematten Wtoihinen.
ed, n,aispreHen NIT
combinirter Shr0ube
uno ihueaerI Iiidbesoe=
gung; 0ampimaIbi=
ne#, Seiiel, Sampi=
8eiIel Shmaisausz
IaMen, Bieros : a,r,aft, t,,
@inbemoihinenl l@lns
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
Die Stsung Der atnerif. 0roRlo9e
0ee .SDO.Geupip"s Gr0ens.

" u u ~ II u ~ ., zl.Stpl.--Otll VeIleIH
ertatteten 8eri6ten Der @robbeauten itno
nod folgenbe meltere Stattltiten entnommen:
SIM Saufe be5 lebteu Sa5re8 murben sol ueue
2ogen ge9riinoet, ferner 12O neue 2oqen oe8
Gebeffa=graoe8, q grOBlager, 118 lnterge.
oronete 2ager. Die 2ogeu 3ablten $38 ,8O5.21
al llntsritiibungSgeloera ans; bic llnteritiit-
5nngSiummen Der Qager betrugeu 1921. 80,
Die Der Gebeffa.2ogen $992.18. - Die Sin
nobnten Der 2ogen betrugcn see, 1887. GA, Die
gtnnabmen Der Iebeffa 2ogeu $22, ,925.82.
3n lnfang oieies Sabre8 5dblte Der Srben
46 @roBlogeu, SO 9roBla9er, 5997 uutergee
orOucte GoJeut 1880 undergraduate Eager.
Sett Seite9en be8 SrOen8 muroen 685, 1868
Otlt9lteber nno 81 ,095 6anilien unteritiitt;
60,776 Dtitglteoer itnO gcitorben Sic Sin.
nahmeH betrugeu S55 1888, 80, Die Nu8s
9aben beltefen itf aIf $20,542 ,4941.
Sn Der beutigen Sieung murOeu mChrerc
AMI ben 9febeffa @rab besiiglide SoriflG9e
etngeretd]t uuO au DaS @omite permieen.
litter ben beutigcn 2lntrdgen mar Der folgen.
oe: ~gld)loiien, oaB, weun ein WtltglieO
elmer unter9eorOneten2Og Iid BON ocmSroen
losla9t, Die &oge, Oercn OtitQlieo er mar,
ntdt gebalten ieir iou, inn weitere Seaftung
III dlenfel, and loll er Su fetneu gSobltgaten
'r9elto etller Nrt beredtigt iet1."
SOr Der Sertagung lteQte geltern Ser 3. q.
Stre yttdlolion ben 2lntrag. i'm @enteuuiol
Sabre in philadelphia cine groBe Jtatoual-
6eter 81 peranitalten. 9ieie iol nit Der
Sttung Der @rOBloge am 20. Sertbr. fatt=
Tnbell. Ser Nutrag mur0e iherplelen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
&arI Sdurs auf oems Stut;p it,
SNhin

Cincinnati, O., 81. Septbr.-Iol,
9enbe 2tuffOroerung an 6ru. Sorl Sdnr;,
0tcoen iiber Die Sinan5frage in Ohio gu bal.
ten, ipurOe abgeididt: ,,Gtncinnati, 20.
Septbr.-2(n bCn Nftb. Sarl Shurs! Die
9auptfrage, nelde in Sejug auf Die bcoorz
itebenOeu 2Sablen in bieIem Staate belpros
den nirb, iit Die, oh OaS 9ano auf Dem gGeQe
sur Sart9elo5ablung forti9reiten, ODER 0titdz
idr1tte MAIDEN ion. Die GntiGeibung oe8
Solfes miro iider groben @iufluB auf Die DO
lttii6en Sr9aniiatioHen, auf bic @ei6Gftsz
Sntereiien linO auf Die 0ifentli9e YoIltlf ba.
ben. QSr ertnnern ms Sbrer treffltden
Ar9umente i'm Seuate Su @uniten zines Qe@
iunoen Gourant8, uuO ais &anfleute uno Sc
ifGftSleute lGoen mir Gie eiu, ua1 Ohio su
tommen nno in, .0ifentli1en 3teben Sbre Dit
iidten iiter bic ,e"trennenOe 8rage oar3uleqer,
melfe Die Der 9tatiOnal @bre mo augemcinen
&eftifaffenbeit it,"
Soieranf erfOl9te na0itebenbe g(ntiport:
nSt. 2oui8, 20. Septbr. - Uteine 6errenl
SD geborde etufadl etnem 9fufe Der Yflift,
tnOem i'd Sbrer @tulaoung entiprede. Sd
perbe bereit ierl, SIT Den 8iirgern BON @lu>
ctnnati am a!ontag aben0, y. Septbr., Su
1predleH. I. Sd)urs."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
slnt aelbe,, Nieber aeftorbe,,.

&Oncor N.a3., q. Septbr. = ST..
Sea6 Don Sauanna, @a., itarb am Samltag
bier uno wie es beibt, am gelben 6ieber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1875-09-22
@tne sSrat f1neioet tbrcr SeIud,e=
rim 1tno oGan iiG) ieiblt oen S5als

Scene, gt..6., 81. Sept. - Die 9Sitme
gSbtte uon 0iarlborO, N.=6., idnitt beute
Nbeno III etnem 2(ufalle pon 9Sabnitnn Der
Srau @erolo, Die fd BEL ibr aut 9eiu6 be-
fano, ben 6alS ab unb biltterber ii1 elbt.
SetOe merOen pabri6einliA itcrbeu.
@ta Gr=Itpenflez xl9cmt pcrbaftct,
ct. gou1s, 81. Sest. Sberit Sobu
Y. Sonce, 81 9teueniie 2(gent pe8 bieitgcn
0lltrlttS, pnrOe beute pegen Setrug5 oer=
6aftet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
A DISHONEST DEBTORS DEVICE.

A month ago DR.. II. Jordan of No. 40 Bond
ST. received a registered letter, purporrnG to contain
5000 from william stot of Andes n. I. He opened the
letter in the presence of the superintendent AT station A.
and found that there no money III 1t.
He Immediately laid the matter before Special
Agent b. h shaIratts who found the letter bore no
evidence of having been tempered with; aud also found
That the letter had been delivered properly Mr. shar
rats sent letter TO Postmaster Clinton OF Andes VINO
returned aidaylts from Mr. Stot tlat he had mailed the
letter with i've 500 bills, ncosng them himself but
had neglected to take their numbers Nj sharGtts then
wrote 10 stot similar envelope to That used in mail
ing the letter. but received one of different color
Mr.. sharratts then sent back to stott the orig
nal envelope which Mr.. Stott claimed was not
e nyelope ne used to inciose his letter. did it bear
his slperscrpon That removed suspicious from other
points except Andes and tho supcrscrpon was 50 Like
postmaster Clntons that 1t almost impossible TO
distinguish any difference MI stott represented that
be had received from Nj. Worth in the West, $1,000
v registered letter at BrsAaud which was lOnnd 10 ne
untrue: then sad he lad received by REGISTERED iee
III Delhi which also untrue; ana many oaid nc h1u
received it by express at Delhi THIS was ais1 iounu 10
Yesterday Sir stott called upon Mr. sharratts. lie
said Hv had been unfortunate ana hHd lJ'l r'pp III
registered lcUtcr He SAID ira Only suspicious wire upon
yolluc man ia grocery stare II Auoca dr. SlIIAtts
I.trds,ed him. aud charged MN WIN not nav! M s,i
ne money Ar. st0U then said lac thoa@ht
a agd h@ Wished SIp' 10 let d the Halter drop M
SDrratt- informed him that Dee could not do 30 unh nc
Dd relieved Nil Clinton and his family from th9lhpdH
lions resting upon them by making an aWoaFt
lac concluded 10 90, stating III IL eAitltI! thl TIC
none, was not in the registered letter. mat ht dd hU
intend to pat in, "nd mat he ana hoi nay e taf mon! 10
inclOse. The excuse that he Thought he might delay
Inc payment OF "a note due 20 Mr.. Jordan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
such amendment to thu statutes rs VIII eGec,uaiy
rea oh oil such forms of gambling "a we have na'ned
q. q. HAVEN, Foreman
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

Il. 81 p. Lawrence, Wholesale stationers, Of
No 40 Maidennn lorg and favorably known IN the
stationery trade sent circulars yesterday anhohh
ing their inability TO meet their obligations Ihey say
that they are making up their statement, ana un'i b"
finished they will not know their assets or liabilities
Abraham Bogardus, photographer at broadway anu
Eiehteenth-st, has made general assignment Tor the
benefit OF creditors Charles Slosson John Thompson
Co.. dealers in fancy goods and hair at No 14l Broad
way have failed assignment for tho benent OF cred
tors filed yesterday in the County Clerks once ny
Rachael Marks. her assignee being Joseph j. Beck.
The creditors of Son, propretors OF the Union
Iron Works mt the foot Of East Twentieth-st, held
meeting yesterday at No. 1919 Fulton-st over thirty
creditors were present OF represented by counsel
Of the creditors proved their claims among
the largest being the following: Warner x SWISS
S121Oi o. James II. Holden, 1881 s5; A. d. q j. N
Brookman, S2,915 Of; Daniel +. Convey Sl997 d.
Claims 10 the amount OF S26,961 % were admitted
Col Watson, who represented number OF creditors,
strongly objected to tho admission OF the claims o., Oh
Ephrain Miller for Sl3,S5O and w. H. higgins Tor
~ $50, relatives 0f the members OF the fn, anu the
matter wa laid over for the present , - ,,.
John L. Crosby, receiver OF the United states oiss
Company, which failed about year ago yesterday de
cared tie first dividend 60 the creditors Inc amount vi
the dividend will be from 10 to ID per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
BOSS KELLY AND THE GRAND 5UEY.


SIR: One of your c0tempOrarles makes
much ado about visit once paid by Mr Kelly 10 gen
tcman who At the time foreman Of The Grand jury
NJ Kelly rs 10 seems urged the importance OF indctng
certain officials who had violated the laws. His visit
failed TO convince tho foreman OF the Grand Jury and
although officials in question were subsequently in
diced and convicted yet the impression seems 70 have
remained the mind oi the foreman that Mr. Kelly had
somehow committed an improperly by this action
This is called manipulating a Grand Jury, laying
wires" &c; but in fact it Is tho nmmemoral right Of
every citizen who knows Of violation OF law to bring it
before the Grand jury and IS not only the right but
the duty Of every such citizen to go TO some member and
get i'm 10 bring the matter before the Jury. II the cit
zen does not happen know any member of the Jury
personally his natural to apply to the foreman
1t is true he may. il he chooses 20 to the District
Attorney and get that officer 30 prefer the complaint
but under our system 1t must often happen that the Dis
Attorney may he suspected Of undue frcndness to
DELINQUENT officials ard in such the proper course
ia TO 90 directly to member OF the Grand Jury II
ignorant persons term this tampering with the jury
SYSTEM" ClrZLH
Nep- York. Nov. 80, 1878.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
FAST MAILS FOR THE SOUTHWEST

T. l.. Vail, Assistant Superintendent OF the
Railway Mail service. states in regard 10 the new ar
Judgements for mails to the Southwest that heretofore
mails from this city for that part OF the country nave
been sent in bulk hereafter they will be distributed on
the fast mail train between NewYork and Pittsburgh
Penn. This train, instead OF leaving Mt p In VIII now
leave at 1870 p. H. and by running Mt greater speed
will make all the connexions and reach Pittsburgh at the
usual time where it viii connect with the railway post
Office car just put on, which leaves Pittsburgh at '"o D.
H. These new yemens will be OF great beneht 10
business men, because letters sent by them to the so
West will reach their destination about IL hours sooner
than they have done heretofore. c,,
The first train under the new plan LEFT Jersey City
yesterday afternoon ana Will hrrlNo III Chgn'I ,,s
evening between aud Is o'clock, and reach 81 Louis
tomorrow morning in time to make connections "ila
outward bound trains the South ana southwest III
is virtually the through mail TO Denver, Col, ana pa
weston. Texas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
DOCK DEPARTMENT ECONOMY.

At the meeting of the Dock Commissioners
Yesterday afternoon Capt Briggs represented the New
York Floating Dry Dock Company, against which the
Commissioners have claim for wharfage. This Com
pany under contract with the old Board Of Commits
sioners is using Pier 49, the East River free OF rent
and claims TO own the bulkhead OF the
pier. No settlement Of the claim was reached
The resolution adopted by the common
Council recommending that the decision Of the people
against the reduction of labOreTs wages In the different
departments respected and that be restored 10
the former rates. laid the table. Resolutions
passed instrucing the Engineer OF Docks to submit
plan for reorgaDzng the Department and reducing It's
expenses and nstructng the Executive Committee 10
inquire whether the dredging which the Department has
been doing by days labor may not DO performed more
cheaply by priv ate contract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
nrCIsIONs-nEc. !.

Supreme -Chdmbes-By Judge DOnohue-
Rooney AIT. iazBeftrcace ordered. Goo Tch aet Good
Iich; Mitchell BENJAMIN; Nilmantic TIust Company
act Warren, Hanlon act HauOD s-Granted (ierA
Insurance Company Bender: Waters agt
CrawfOriOre is granted Earle agt. Johnson
uack enbdsl agt Harden; Dalllnore agt. illamA
ana IN the matter OF klaus.-MOtons denied.
by Judge IaSrenceFrost agt Van LOon-Orler granted
IIl B2lIwIu.-Bond rJt ed. zimmerman agt son
koop 5nd Dckie-Oriers settled. Barker agt HoR
-Order as settled.
Superior Court-Specal Term -Bv Judge Freedman.
y ast the Mayor &c-Fhe plaintiff is entitled TO Jud
uent the demurrer bat dcfundaas may have leave
amend their payment Of costs opinion Manner
AIT Northumberland settled. Neidweidsh agt Scanding-
Motion DlyclS.-MOtiOn
denied with a)de the The Douglas
Manufacturing Company Sgt Meyer Ct alMOtion granted
with 10 costs unless the plaintiff within gives
proper bond and the costs Of this motion Matter OF Horn
dc.-iuariian's rol 0rt connrmed.
by Judge CuItis-Falk ct al agt Klen.Ihe defendant
may submit finding upon four days notice.
Common Pi6ds-Specjdi IGm-By Judge Larremore.
Hull agt EOungs.-Mem0Tandum Tor counsel Matter %
Kitte; Moody agt Scheholin; owens agt. Wright and
atherwOOd agt CatherwOodMOtl0ns Rrsnted Price agt
COndict.-App cation granted Goyer ag Braun.-M Motion
amended return granted Parker, )r, ag Wal zclier
Demurrer oyeTuled, with leave 10 pay u
eos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-02
RAPID TRANSIT IN COURT.
APPLICATION FOR COMMISSIONERS on THE EAST
SIDE ROUTE.


SIDE ROUTE.
An application was made yesterday in Su-
preme Court, General Term, by Judge Em0tt on behalf
Of the NewYOr Elevated Railroad Company 1.-THE Green
witch Street Road for the appointment Of three Cons
soners to decide upon the need OF road the east
side This application is made under the constitutional
PROVISION that street railway shall be built without the
consent OF 0neha OF the the route proposed
but that where such consent not obtained the supreme
Court may appoint three Commissioners who shall give
hearing TO al interested. and after such hearing may de-
eide whether the road shall be built 1t Is claimed by the
Elevated Railroad Company that the decision OF such
Commissioners their favor will be equivalent 10 the
consent half the propery-O"ners on the proposed
route, and that in the appointment Of such Com
missl0ners only the Court has an interest, ana
that 10 notice to the City owner OF the
streets Of property on the route Is neGes
sary. TIC application yesterday was eh pGrte. Tue
route In the petition f. from the present terminus
OF the Greenwich Road 10 the South Ferry thence
up through Pear-5t and the NewBowcry, the Bowery
and Tlrdaye., to the Harlem River, with branches
through Johnst to Fulton Ferry through twenty -tnrd
tha ferry. and To the EOry-secOnd street Depot
other words whole east side route named by the
Commission 20 OF Rapid Transit The Court took tho
papers. . ,,, . ~,
ertvowncrs, whose counsel John i. Parsons, pro-
scented remembrance insisting that they ought 10 DO
beard before any Commissioners were named.
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LETTERS FROM TIE PEOPLE.
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR SICK CHILDREN.
WHERE To SEND THEM.


WHERE To SEND THEM
To the EdttOr Of The Tribune.
SIR: Noticing recently in your columns an
incident OF an invalid lady who by some scisaerihce
was enabled TO give many little sick children a
Uappv Christmas" I, with number OF other ladies, have
concluded to go and do likewise" SO much for good
example We are now at work and will probably have
by Christmas nearly If quite hundred pretty gifts
such as N please suffering little ones. The queS-
tou now is where to send thcmi As you well ac-
guaiuted with hospitals aud all charitable Institutes
will Won not he kind enough to mention Que or more
where there sick children and where such happiness
a. We hone 70 give j. raTcf Many Institutes have Hcn
patrons ana these gifts for the poor. Yours,
'Ji,.te,rs / T. Nov ~ 1870 e. =. r.
CThe above was intended to elicit only a private
reply. but there are doubtless many of our readers
who will be glad Of the same information As good
place a. any to send such things would probably be
the Nursery Hospital on Rlnialls Island or the In
fauts' Hospital at the same place Another good
place wonld be the Nursery and Childron's Hospital
AT the corner Of Lexingtonaye. and Fiity-first-St
Still another would be the Hospital for Rupturod
and Crippled at the corner Of LeXington-aye. and
Forty-sccond-st. Finally, in order to avoid con-
fusion, aud to secure proper distribution among the
most needy, nothing better could be done than to
iuouIre at the Bureau of Charities on Twentieth-st
near Fourth-aye or OF Miss Louisa Lee Schuyler
the most efficient and capable President Of the state
Charities Aid Association, in persOn.-bdl