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The New York herald., 1876-11-07
NEWS IN THE CITY.

A Ore at No. 377 First avenue, owned by George
Bcckor and occupied BY George Sohauber, caused BY
kettle Of fat boiling over, yesterday morning, dam
aged the stock $500 and the building $500
Az the Tombs Police Court yesterday, Justice Duffy
hold william scanlon OF No ssa Spring street. and
Robert Higgins OF No 116 Charlton street, for steal
ing fifteen bags OF Coffee of tho value Of $500
Henry Dowder, butcher at No. 29s West sixtieth
street, while dining begsar named Louis Drew, on
Sunday, was robbed OF his watch. Drew was COM
m,tted for trial by Judge Wandel at the
Street Court
At the Essex Market Court. yesterday, Edward Far
rell arrasned charged with stealing quantity OF
lead pipe from No pa Cherry street, belonging 10
Minnie Duberg He held $500 bail to stand trial
julius O'Kolskc driver, hold by Justice Smith,
the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
the result Of injuries of Ada Melt OF No 303 East
Eleventh street, whom he had run over the day pre-
viOuA
Over 100 station house dodgers were yesterday sent
TO the Island for tcrms ranging from ono TO three
months BY the magistrates Al the different police
courts The arrests were made by order Of tho Board
OF Police.
George Sporiing aged fourteen years. was arra,gned
before Justice smith, at the Essex Market Police
Court yesterday charged with stealing dog from tho
residence OF William Weltz. at NJ. Is East Third
street. he was held in default Of $500 bail.
Or. Marsh yesterday made pos,-mortem cxamina-
tion tho body Of Philip Otman the butcher, SO
long missing. VINO was iOund drowned Sunday AFTER
noon No marks OF violence found on his per-
The inquest will be held by Coroner Eickhoff
Ufncer Qunlan, Of the First precinct, yesterday
found the body OF unknown floating u the North
River at pier Deceased was about thirty i've years
old had light hair and complexion, and wore drab
pants and brogan shoes. Coroner Ellinger noti-
fed. NN
Tho annual FREQ course OF lectures rhetoric and
elocution, at tho Cooper Union, by Professor j. c.
zschos, viii commence on Friday evening, November
TO- at eight o'clock tho Curators lecture room,
and will be continued overy Tuesday and Friday
Ing thereafter
The Academy Of Science last evening listened TO
paper on meteorology by Professor Morris, and men,
bers participated in discussion OF evolution. Dr. b.
N. Martin combated the theory OF evolution, and
Professor Sceye ably sustained the side OF its advo
cato Al the next meeting the discnsson will be re-
newcd.
The Canadians from all the leading towns about
Hamilton, London and Toronto have just had a
stcr excursion the Erie and Pennsyivania rail-
ways the Centennial They left Buffalo on Saturday
night in aftytwo passenger, fourteen sleeping and
number OF box cars, somc going to Philadelpha via
the Lehish Valley and large number via this city.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
The Stock Market Exceptionally
Dull and Featureless.
GOLD 100 ga A 100 7-&
Money on Call and 2 Per Government
Bonds Strong Railway Mortgages
Quiet and Steady.
WALL srRHsr,


When It is remarked that the transactions - sh'
Stock Exchange to-day aggregated less than l2o0
shares the reason will be- obvious why tho market
dismissed with brief comment.
Not within the memory OF the Oldest member Of that
body has tnere peon elected similar occasion such
a partisan interest has been shown during the
present canvass and brought TO focus today Specu.
aiion in stocks apparently mere matter OF form;
speculation the Of the respective candi
tho all absorbing topic For tho nonce the curb
stone broker forgot his puts and 'calls In the
more engrossing opportunity OF winning hts weeks
board on election bet while within the precincts
OF the Exchange Lake Shore and Western Union. the
railway war and the health OF Commodore Vanderbih
gave way to sharp untagonism between the sdherenn
OF Tiiden and Hayes
Little interest attended the movement OF an.
STOCK and quotations suffice to describe the 70
suits, inasmuch there were few changes Of I'M
portance Among the latter tho following may b
no,od Union Pacific declined from d1 to co. Delaware
and Lackawnnna from 744 to 7SX, Western Union
from 73k 20 70 and St Paul common from 24k TO a.
Compared with yesterdays prices, Michigan Central
lost 81, Ohio and Mississippi u, Lake Shore y, Illinois
Central u, Delaware and Hudson x and Chicago and
Alton preferred Y. New York Central brought 102x
1925 and Rock Island 1914
Tomorrow being legal holiday, business will ba
transacted at any OF the exchanges
THE SALES ACTIVE STOCKS
to-day are distributed folows:-Nsw York Central
and Hudson, 700; Erie, 700; Lake Shore, e7ooi
Northwestern, 1o0 do preferred, 500; Rock Island,
$780, Paciac MAIL 700 st. Paul, $500; do. preferred.
1850; Ohios, 1900; Western Union. $500; Wabash.
2,4oo; Union Pacific, 700; c.. q. and T. c.. 200; Del
aware, Lackawanna and Western, 1.S0o; New Jersey
Central, 472; Michigan Central, 2,7S6
oprxyvc uy0Hrsr Ann IOWRsr PRICES.
The following table shows the opening. highest and
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MARY HEINEMAN'S DEATH.

Coroner Eickhof yesterday held an inquest in the
case or Mary Heineman, aged twenty-three who died
on tho I'd nss from the effects OF abortion, said TO
have been produced by Mrs. Johanna White. Of No 200
Allen street. Deceased according TO her anc-mortem
statement. was operated upon at ME- Whites house
on october "a 26 and 81.
Only three witnesses were calied-Aloys Schap-
Mr. Hielzinsr, the girls employer, and DR.. Simon
Hrsh OF No i26 East Fifty eighth street They
tihed the circumstances of the girls incsss and
her being scnt TO the hospital
The Jury brought In q divided verdict
Six OF their number believed that deceased came TO
hor death from the eects OF abortion produced by
Mrs White, on october %, 26 and "a.
The remaining two jurymcn were not satisfied that
Mrs White the woman who produced the abortion.
Mrs. white was then committed 70 the Tombs with
out bail, by Coroner kckhoG
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
THE COURTS.
Important Decision in Bankruptcy
Proceedings.
Validity of a Foreclosure
Sale.
BEATITUDES OF LEGAL FINESSINC.

An interesting point in bankruptcy law was decided
yesterday by Judge Batchord in case involving the
validity OF foreclosure sale OF property held on
mortgage OF a bankrupt, under decree of the State
Court, suit having been instituted without asking
cave OF the United States Court William Mocr, the
sugar renner, became bankrupt in 1875, and in the
ary part OF this year the of Douglas Sloane
.eredtor OF Moller, brought two suits in tho State
Court for foreclosure OF the mortgages property OF
The bankrupt The bankrupt his wiIe and the assignee
In bankruptcy became parties to this suit and put in
answers but aterward withdrew the sole stipulation
that notices the sale should bo given to the de-
tendants The case went by default, and one notice
given arranged. The property was sold under
decree the Court and bid in by the
.or for s2l. 100 Tie executor pcstioned Judge
Blaichford for an order declaring that the sum OF
k2l 100 the bid after deducting the expenses
G the suits and OF the sales, DO tho ascertaned value
the property under the requirements OF tho Revised
Statutes, and that this bc the amount to be deducted
rom the claims of the against the estate Of
The bankrupt, who the mortgagor tho bonds to
secure which the mortgages, two in number wcro
given, in the same manner as II tho sale had been
under order of the United States Court. II is
provided by the Revised Statutes of the United States
that where creditor has mortgage Of real property
OF the bankrupt he shall be admitted creditor
only for the balance of the debt after deductng the
agreement or by sale, us the Cout shall direct or
The creditor may convey ms claim 10
me assignee and be admitted to prove his
whole debt Judge Blatchiord held In decision
dered by him yesterday that the assignee had bcen
of the parties to the suits in the State Courts under
The circumstances above set FORTH he voluntarily sub
mtied to have the premises sold under the DEGREES OF
The state Cour., although the consent OF the United
States Court had been first to the bringing OF
the suits, and that tho amount bid 49, to al ntents
and purposes, AN ascertaned agreemont us 10 the
vnluo OF the property. The petitioner also asked for
the payment certain taxes assessments and Croton
water rents on the premises, holding that they arc
preferred debts. The assignee held that they are
liens the property, and that the creditor must
them before he perfect his title TO the
premises On tins point Judge Blatchford seId that
these taxes assessments and reats are personal debts
Of the bankrupt OF tho property and that he
satisfy them Both applications OF tho petitioner
granted, with reference II necessary, as TO the
eXact amounts
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NEW JERSEY.

The womens Temperance Union viii meet in St.
Paul's Methodist Episcopal church. Jersey City. at
nno o'clock this morning, and will continue In session
all day TO pray that God may give the nation righteous
rulers.
Richard A. Fleming, wealthy resident OF Bogota,
Hackensack, who fell down the stairway at the
entrance tho Pennsylvania Railroad depot IN Jersey
City saturday night and fractured his SKULL died at
the City Hospital yesterday morning.
BY State law to-day Is legal holidsy in New Jer
sey. Judge Knapp decided yesterday, however, hat
tho panel jurors for tho ensuing term OF
be drawn to-day in accordance with another law; but
no other business DO <ranaacled In the courts
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NO FEMALE PLEADERS IN THE
SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, NOV. o. 1879
In the matter Of the application Of NrA Beva A.
Lockwood, for admission to practise ss an attorney
and counsellor OF this Cour-Upon the pe cnaton OF
this application tho Chief Justice said that notice Of
this having been previously brought to his at
tenton, he had been instructed by the Court to an
nounce the following decision upon it,
BY the uniform practice Of the Court from Its organ
ration the present time and by the fair construo
ton OF ts rules but admitted to practise
before Il attorneys and counseilors. This is in
cordance with immcmorlal usage in England and the
law and practice all the States until within recent
PERIOD The Court does ieei called upon to
! change until such change Is required by statute
extended practice in the highest courts Of ths
States
Alter this announcement Mrs Lockwood and friends
withdrew. Mr.. A. G. Riddle. who made tho motion,
stated that Mrs. Lockwood had been practitioner at
the bar OF the Supreme Court of the district for moro
than three years. and therefore brought within the
rule of the Court in that respect
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs-Hed by Judge Law
rence-Nos. 20 "a, SO. 81, &C. ~, 73 n, co. o. 93,
o. 95 90, no. liz, 1So, l41, 142 149, ILL., 49, 1872
1884, 1856 lss, lo9, 2lo 225, 24S, 267 2S9, 29l, 307
slI 3l4, 3l5.
SuPanME CouRr-GENERAL TERN Adjourned until
November Is, 1875
SUPREME CoURr-SpEcIAL TERN-Held by Judge Van
yorsL-Nos. 146 433 672 5S, 474 AIS, 477 5O6 $50
529 SIS, I'll, 6l0, 62l 4, 629, 632 27S 279 1885, sea-
147. sos. 575, Sl31s 754
SUPREME CoURr-CIkcUIr-Par 1-Adjourned for she
term Part 2--Adjourned until tomorrow: Part B.
Held by Judge Donohue-Nos. 2243, 1928, 1717, 1885,
1868, l5l9h 17O3 14S9 1853, 2225, 1917 114S 2O65,
1911 2l17 1885, 2107 1922 $780, 1857 $685. 1885, lo93
1867 l699 5o9 1885, l047 2l6s, 36Sl 2249 32l8 2303
SUPERIOR CouRT-GESKRAL TERM-Adtourned until
November 20
SUPERIOR COURT-SPRCIAL TRkM-Held by Judge
pcir.-Demurrers-Nos 3, and H. Law and fact
Nos. Is, 49, Is, 81 "a, So, 20, "A, rs.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part 1-Adjourned
until tomorrow Part 2--Held by Judge SedEwick. -
Nos. ia SS2 S64, 1863 $40 306, S45 271 304, 221,
$50, l29 2ss, 2l7 2ls. 3Os, 2l9 3o5 $685. 500, $40,
81. 2l5, 127, 15a
COMMON PLEAs-GENHRAL TERx-Held by Judges c.
p DAILY. Van Hoeson and J. +. Daly.-Nos. Ill, l24,
129, 13O, l3l, 1856, 1877, 13S, l42 146 14S l49 150
154, 1855, 16s, l72, l51, 8, IA, SO, 81, 100, 10l.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TRRM-Held by Judge Van
Brunt.--No day calendar.
Adjourned until to morrow. Part Held by Judge
Goepp-Nos 5O9s, 5000, 5097, $685. 5102 6103 5l04
5lO5 6lll 5112 5l14 5115 bl6, 5l1s 5l21 512S 6l29
5l32 5l33 5l34 $685. $780, 5142 5143 SAL 5l4s 5149
$780, $751; 5l52 5l53, 51541x, 5156, $751; $685. 1852
bl6s 5l64, 516s 516o 5I71 5772 5173 674 5t77 517S
5l79 $751; 51s2 51s4 $685. $751; $685. bls4 $780, 5197
519S 5199, $500 5201.
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ABUSES AT THE GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT.
NEW York Nov. g. 1876

To THE EDITOR THE HYRALD:-
Tho HERALD has nobly reduced the price TO three
cents copy, but the reading public Is ched out OF an
extra cent by many dealers placed in position to im
pose upon tho people. On Saturday, 2Sth October,
took . morning train the New York Central Rail
road at Forty -secoud street. up to the 'snews
stand" and found no HERALD displayed like other morn
ing papers asked for it, when copy was furnished
from the back shelving Of the stand, for which four
cents demanded Following the advice OF the
HERALD did not buy, but went out on the street
where thought surely would lind newsboy placed
there BY the HERALD supply the travelling public at
the reduced rate, and nome was al hand went ON
board Of tho train where procured q copy from tho
.'news agent" tor Ave cents On Thursday morning,
November 2 bought copy.of the HERALD Pha-
delphia tho Philadelphia aud Reading Railroad, 60
Ing the Centennial grounds, for four CENTS demon
strating that tho travelling public be supplied
cheaper with newspaper ninety miles from the place
where tho same 10 issued than in the city. This is
disgrace the city Of Now York. aud Its fair lame
does not stand very high with people from the country
think these parisitca agents ought TO be taught
lesson II II can be done. IL s.
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CLOSING PRICYs-S p. 4.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE.


Tho following the changes in closing prices com
pared with those OF Saturday.
ADvMcx.-Now York Central, e; Norris ana
Essex, ~ Jersey Central, "; New York and New
HiSs1 Il Msssan Fasa pa'Sa St Paul. " do pre-
Missouri Pacific: S. Michigan Central <; Lake Shore,
c., Co.. & Chicago and Alton preferred, K; Suraaas.n
and Quincy, 4.
The rest OF the market was stationary.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money closed easy at 8 and TX per cons on -
loans Tho following the rates OF exchange an
New York at the aforementioned cities :-Savannah,
buying 3I of, selling par u of; Charleston. easy,
5-16 a u par; Cincinnati, quiet, 100 discount; St.
Louis $50 discount; New Orleans, commercial baDh
u; Chicago 25 discount Foreign exchange dull;
prime sterling asking rates, As2 and 4s2; selling
rates, ASK . ASK q 4S3x; reichmarks, o4H Z
OAK and s5ss a95h; cables 951 q 90; prime Panss
$40 and 6l7K.
TIE MARKET.
Gold opened at 1o9X and closed At 1921, al thu
sales Of the day having been at those nsurex The
carrying rates woro 4, and per cent
OPERATIONS ExcRAxaE BANK.
Gold balances... ....................... 10000
Currency balances !511lS1
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed firm At the followins
quotations:-United States currency skies, 12lk .
l24d do. do. 1881, registered, 1l7H 117x; do dos
do, coupon, 117A 11S; do do, 1866, registered
ll016 110A do. do, do, coupon, 110K 110xs
do do, do new, registerod 1l3 113H; do do, do.
do coupon, l13 113k do do 1857, registered, 1151S
q 1lo; do. do, do, coupon, ll5X a 1l6; do dc.,.
1868, registered III ll7l4; do do do, coupon, lit
117l1; do ten-forties, registered, 11sA 1l3X; do
do coupon l154 1l5h do Aves, 1884, registered 113
I13k; do. do, coupon, 11aH 1874; 10 4K's. l1ox
11lA.
DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
TIE exports OF domestic produce from the pert OF
New York to foreign parts for the week ending this
date were s45s3 349 against 2S3 for the cor
responding week 1875 and S. l6l 241 in 1874 The
total exports Of produce from the port since January
l. this year, $780, 210, ,3l3 against $217 ST. 227
for tho corresponding period 1875 $780, 762 $50
In 1874
THE MARKET
London advices report that f34so 900 bullion were
withdrawn from tho Bank Of Epgland on BALANCE to-
day. Consols are a shade nrnsr. The following arc
the latest prices -Consols for money 93x esq., do fos
account, 961 965s 1885 bonds. old, 10s,5 1o3t.;
1867 bonds, 100 1091S; ten-forty bonds 1osk: nov
ives 1861; Eric. 105z. In Frankfort new 1ves srs
1o2.. In Paris rcnscs are 1857 Csc exchange on
London, 25L lao Silver quoted to-day At 53ld per
ounce
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
Revenue receipts to-day are 5000, 600; customs 70.
cep,s 1855 900; bank notes received, 100000.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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SPORTING EVENTS ABROAD.
AQUATIcs.

AQUATICS
A better contested raco has not been on the
Thames than that which took place Thursday after
noon, October Is, from Putney Aqueduct TO the Ship
Mortake, between George Tarrycr, Of Bermondsey,
Cornelius Brian, of shadwel for f1OO side Tho
day beautifully fine, tho tide running at pretty
good pace, and scarcely . ripple appeared upon tho
OF the water hcre every chance Of the
men making good time, more especially US worry
close contest was anticipated. These men met over
the same course the oath Of last july, when Brian
was tho winner, Tarryer lwho was backed n 70
i at starting) being nnwelI; moreover he had the
worst station and was compelled 70 row the hrss mile
There had been strong feeling IN favor OF Tarrycr
for FULLY hour before the start, and just as the men
were about TO commence the race 10 was offered on
his chance but the takers OF the odds were not very
readily forthcoming Drcwtt was in The head OF larry
ers cutter, and Higgins 0icated for Brian. The
B0rmOndsey man, who lost the toss for choice OF STA
ton, on the surrey sids and rowing Tho best IN
nearly q length ahead passing tho boathouses.
Brian had now fairly settled down 70 his work, and
began TO overhaul ss.p his opponent and, by tho
ing, when to l was freely offered In his favor.
Tarryer, nothing daunted, aithough he took one or
two brcathers, btuck pretty closely to bis man, and
whom they passed undor Hammersmith Bridge Brian
about length to tho good and ney very close
together much that there seemed every likelihood
Of a foul The time TO the bridge 9m los, aud
when they clear Brian came cut little Tar.
tried to put the pass on and by sheer hard
level terms OF the Doyes. Brian who had fallen OIL
his style somewhat, was making desperate efforts
20 keep up and Tarrysr evidently too great
hurry TO get away, and they rowcd the most
10 nearly the upper end Of Chiswick Eyot Both
had 70 come out, owing to couple OF barges being
noored right in their course, alter which Tar-s
ryer slowly but surely began TO get his
boat In 'front.' and evident bar accident that he
win Brian despite the frantic Efforts OF his
coach, was unable TO mend his pace On reaching the
Surrey side OF the Tarryor was two lengths In
front, and he had nearly doubled that distance 1t
RAJ RPdpA the time that structure being l8ul
ala The pace had been SO hot that II had begun TO
tell both men, who prespired freely, tspscally
work the finish OF the when nearly four lengths
separated them. The time was 2Sm A.. the fastess
on record beating Higgins time the course
by one second Whom the latter rowed Boyd the time
was 23m 2s but starting boats opposite Put
ney pier. Tarryer went round with his hat alter the
race and succeeded collecting 60 las 3D. for Brian
HAu,s Li5s Oct 2l
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
York Dspensary W.. The Mayor, &c-Judgment for
plaintiff. Findings signed.

plaintiff. Findings signed.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Chief Judge Curtis
Richards VS.. Gould ct alLet II be referred 70 the
Hon. Joseph s, Bosworth to take proof OF the parts
alleged in the aidavfts and to report the proof taken
the motion In the order show stand until
the coming In OF such report
DAILY va. Pauding Plaintiffs motion to confirm
referees report and to punish the defendant Tor con-
destroying and defacng plaintiffs bills, granted, with
costs
BY Judge Van Worst
Wing VS.. Goodrsdgc.-The dofendant when demand
was made therefor should have redclvercd the goods
to the plaintiffs agent Notion denied.
NOTICE TO THE BAR-The calendar OF the Special
Term of this will hereafter be called at twelve NJ.
instead OF eleven A. H. heretofore BY order o the
Court THOMAS BOESE. Clerk.
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Van Kirk va Allen.-Motion TO vacate attachment
denied.
herbet vs. yichiot Defendants motion for stay
denied, and plaintiffs motion Tor attachment denied
The order may be entered judgment under section
244 oil the CODE
Fox VS. Beck-The trial foo is not taxable.
Allen VS.. Anthony. Default opened on payment or
$40 term fee and $40 costs OF motion, TO be paid within
three days and be tried in Part on the 18th
Of November, 1875.
Bennett va Gardcn-Complaint dismissed.
Rud vs. Coles; Alden Cady; Hecklcr vs. Connor:
Hume Frank; wilkinson VS. Cooghan; McCabe va
Dongherty. Motions granted
Bauer Dbble.-Motion denied. J. II. stewart
Rosenberg VS. Campbell; Gilig vs. Hubb; Schmidt
va Cary; Same oDonnc; Fleshaucr vs.. Hag-
gerty.-Motions granted.
Tappcn VS. Corbt-Judgmcnt for plaintiff
pulston VS. Oddie--Comm ssi0n ordered
Boendcr vs. Huebner; Wheeler vs. Hcndrickson
Sale Company-Motion granted.
The New York herald., 1876-11-07
A PARENTS EXPOSTULATION.
Nxw YoRK, Nov. 8, 1875.

Nxw YORK, Nov. s. 1875
To THE EDITOR or TIRE HERALD:-
have little boy eight years old going for the nrst
time to public school am told by him II these IT.
tie chaps do anything wrong the teacher Furnishes thcm
by lifting them up by the violently boxing them
side OF the head and the other rapidly as
sble IL they arc too large TO t up by the they
dragged around tho room, or she takes their
in her hand and wrings them round The latter 10 q
most lady like and graceful proceeding surely re-
6ncd example To set TO scholars. As there has been
some dscu ssion as to whether married women or
single should teach In public schools, my opinion
married woman and a mother would be more ht to be
the guardian of these little fellows, whose heads arc
not made Of tho material these girl teachers
heads A rattan or little switch could be used with
discretion, bat for cxclaim against the Juggling BY
the ears and the pulling OF nosea MOTHER