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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
DECfSiONS-FEB. IL.

Supreme Court lfGmbas-By Judge Lawrence
Weber Weber and sno.Gane'. Boce aet As-Or Fire
Company AZ there II Judgment m favor OF me 'e
why the receiver should pay $1,000 ana
A 900. HuTstet al. tpen.ar.
hurs .s ahvit sogt stat" Tat there arr no "a ants IL
stat through clerical that there 10 cccndllts
Ron'on agt DaIalt-MGOl denied Ilusioi,neliia agi.
MatOr.a and aaO- Motion denied VII. ISIS; H@teh
at ,ioaut,d; New.Iork Mutual life Irsurnice Conf
GaytOn e al mutual lie Insurance company acL
Pay Merr IN a.. Demores; Tally ast Tally Honcel asI
bailey emDraniumS.
Judge Barrett aIydcn agt. GRAY and anote-Nos
an-lc pdTe order. be JARED IN eac1 su with nolco
Monday AZ l a. hGcS"i - l. d. SAL
HeaiherOn granted. Gariiner ag
The MAYOR, 6o.-Oncr sr;t q. Mater o. China Report
cOnGne except 70 the recommendation at the sc OF ING
opn on that not ~ ~ present ai' se gre afel
make tl,r order which the Vrpncr seeks, but VIII i
until have AID conf riFi WIN NJ q ~
whitney oi the Atlantic Giant Powder 90 A.id an
otLgr Motion denied Wit. go COSTS IneiOiiuddn
.Oureri0r Special ic'n-Ry Judge Sedgwick.
-WSfrg act Wilkng-Ho1 denied or want " prnof TIA
defonlarl Las end Wit! OFT prejudice To ne.ai o
aprlca arInans a2t Nison.-Moton denied Nti rlo
iie Martens ~ al agt Martens e aboad
ED Lein approved. rt"Maft et Al go LhdsA
al. M at. COuIdIey 1t 81; Hene4uIh asL buterheid-
orders grsn;od
Common Ptds-Specct Js,1a-By I,ige Van BIuht.
-OryIs AIT. ID, ane-op.Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12

TIE suit of John P.ttcn against William j..
stiIl and another, tired yesterday before judge
Mcneil Superior Court Trial Icun. The p!aiuti3 Wa
owner Of the Pacific Hotel ia breenwchst. ana the dc
Pendants sellers OF coffee on odioinIng pr'iniT
The comil,!nt charges that the defendants unlaNiuy
inserted beams IN the rear wall ~ The hotel. and tLc
grinding Of coffee By them, somttncs carried on night
and DAY. Jared the buldn and created sUCh dun "a to
drive away guests, while dust and smut Of the grind
Ing made sOae Of the 0t almost uhnlabitablc
The defendants admitted that tie beams were inserted
without right, but claimed that the damages for ihht
snoud bc merely nominal and tlat rs thcr business wt'
iawfl aud carried Will; proper care they were not
liable for any natural results iI"iu IT,
Ibc Cont hcii that the plaintiff Ecsc entitled to nom
ini aarc, ana tlc defendants bal mess was in tact
a Nuisance and Inflicted injury Oh tie pailtln SUB ai'-
tia ,.lG. :I!slI b" aitci. TIE jury i"dhd F'r!r'
VI ~ 600 i.in'th en- RES Jones "PI"aI' lo4 Pi'-
III; s. l.. J., On Tor defendant
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PASSFNG FR,S dPRTFED.

FROM IIvERPooL-Ea stelssaip C5la5gY0, FEB IL,
Adams J. f. Alden, A. Arone NJ. Baechidld 4 Blr, G. T.
bowie j. g. Burrows cit,,e, Miss Chalmers NJ and ar
C. q; Col ate child ana maiL H. 6 cooke, 49,
Cotton = 81. cutler ia. Daul0s Q. Z. D1W-0' IT . 49,
iabor HES II. II. Finn II. Fleming, c. 4. Gal"neI =
Mir and Mira X c. Herbert, y HelvtR blsf ~ h'"'
b. Howell q T. Hutchinson, j. A. JanneF j. X L. s-1a a, -
J. : Loch T. L. Loeb J. X. Gacecnla A Nc f -- W ',sS
thew s.i-s Matthew'S " and Ms ]. Mel doe. u nc
Crraii j. So rc,ry. o. q. ana A. j. Miei. Dr. i eI Lod
ami IA ~ ~ Ion children a 81 Two Aahs IL e. AOi,
XgIe.t!fe " IT, II. W NaIciciC, =. + ONE j. i"e ~
Tosort Z. Potts Mr.. AMI Mrs Montague PS ,.'' " ~
Slarfi,ss. g.. -. Nfil, y Na"-l.r, L. ~
V.ri,rir Mr Naret. Or su. Ms Webb }. H. Is-' ~
EPoV lIANRI' Rti-Il stai0 stD IbmHfrda n, 70 IL
Fsrl n ,s George La.ls., Ivan i,eAa'oi' Nh'iseogi
Sfthr Cuut Ter Giclcu, r }! latnI, Jut"s n - 49,,
nand b carl Ernst Goiha-d hOcsen. isc ara NN t"nn'
Iv,.e Duuis Elnlile Jdi,t4ha, thpp paw 'ii V'sl
NIX Dol fin. Julius Meytg Alfs ana t pa - az
iohN G,r,s Agrrio Perara Manuel AMI PABLO "rsGcz j.
S,lgg ltr James and MD. ID. soonto, .t..y i.-;,e.
c.,iOu h1r tt"uc11ci john &c ioi'' - 'A'
mann, u IvIle1tc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12

The t.ial of the suit OF the Germania Bank
AGAINST william KHAN was begun yesterday bcion'
Ju!s, Guns. in superior Court, SPECIAL Tenn. In 1870,
I-Tl AMI ISL Ian cd-ed checks drawn 10 the order
o. ihc NcW-York Mercantile journal Company for william
sclc.tc. vino Was cmpioyol by ina. company, and de
rostcd the chccis-t tins total a!GOuat OF which was
Sl.O 2G-iu the Germ auia Bank IN june, 1872, some
discovery with regard rloc led the Company "a make
liam r!rs aud thcsc checks returned Ia he Cor
mania lauk tor alleged ur'k ol BE lnioi -cirnt Tue
G.rnt Lana tA, sie 'Lc IL lcl ltnt lof thor amount
Tho dcf,ii4ut's is that IT, checks were given
10 him by man whom ho supposed to he the sIperlu-
udrnt of the Company; tiat tie tr>t check heins m
iii, tur rd 10. SIX months h" htd right To presume That
/. was al! r.ght aud wit similar tran ai0ns; tat
Il wa = negligence n the Company u peanut Nnch
traHsions 50 long tihe 'l,hoat any eho't To
sruS 81 A IA check ii't aud that tins Eo's ne Bl-
c.nc" topped HE Company fsJn dcayin~ EOw-SEcn
s..tt.s insolvency hai Gt rived the defendant o. any
;!,s,hilIty Of rrpdymTri-tne nUi'enres oi tho IN
orrnc,ts Pnd that tive banks which the Chez were
drawn Sout used more care ~ scritlulInS the M
dugscmruS and their negligence in that respect PIE
vented Them nom recovery asnnst the G'fmdia BANK
The Prcsdt IA OF the Company yesterday tr-iiU tat
scho;ta only employed a. canv;>seE Tor &dvclsc-
merits, and that he ncer IN officer nor collector Tor
tno COMPANY. which hai Ia idea iat lac had rcce'cd
roop.y al, an accident lee! 90 inquiry. The cas-" . still on
Af;hir Phelps KneNGls appear Tor plaintiffs; Henry
W..ii Tor Defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
CJNII. SDrI.2

In the suit of Philip i. Madden against the
President OF Dodds Express Company FOR the value OF
trunk reported in Yesterdays TRIBUNE, the jury ycstcr
dnv IN SuprIior Court. trial Term disagreed, anu were
discharged by judge Carts.
In the ease OF Leon Rheims against Collector
Arthur I'm the United States Circuit Court, action was
r,ur L, recover for alleged excessive duties paid ON
i,nnnr'ed artificial flowers. Tine jury yesterday rem
drred verdict for tne paintn Tor the full amount
claimed
In the Surrogates Court yesterday, the will
NJ the late Walter PeaTsall contested IL appears
that lie made two wills at different limestone on Oct.
% 1857 in which he bequeaned half OF his property 10
his wife ANNA Elizabeth Connoi and half 10 his brother
Trcn,iwel Pcarsal VINO was also appointed guardian ~
his daughter, Eliza Jane; IN the second WILL beAiil
date TO- 1870 the entire estate was gwen 10 ha
daughter, Eliza lane PraI-dll Ihc latter now cialls
that Mrs Couuor not her fathers WIFE, ana that sho
herself is ms sole descendant
The case of Herman F. Bauer against the
Lorilard Steamship Company was tried IN the Common
Pleas Trial Term, before Judge Van Brunt In March
1870 Boomer Co, az agents agreed with the defend
ants 20 lease them for year thu barge Rhnepceh pr
loading tho orilad steamers at Piers 80 ana a. Eho
River The complaint charges that the deienotnts N
usiu her were careless that after several nhoI III
iuIies she racAed that she suhh, s,sis @ IN.
an e,peus. OF 2.0 rs. Tie rshts OF the owner Dons
taue.rrrd 10 the plaintiff he sues Tor tt sum lhc nc
frn, is that tie barge old ana rotten ahu such as
the def ndants would never have rei had ncy known
it. cnndton that Bloomer Co failed IN various points
-, I'm their contract The jury Ia 10 bring IN sealed
verdict this morning Dehi,. mehit'0h aPpe"iS ioF
niaintitf John L. Parsons for defendant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
THE VICTIMS or THE BROADWAY FIRE.

The funeral services Of David CIute and or
David Muldr,w, the hicmcn vino were killed by tho
falling wall Mt tho Broadway fire Tucs;cy night. took
place Yesterday The funeral u David Chute took place
from the large hall " the Masonic Temple which was
crowded with spectators. The coffin, which lay oh u
black velvet pail of wood with mornings and
Masonic eInhlems OF silver. Tie regular services were
conducted by the Rev. J.. y. mite o: the 1"ey-ihlri
street PRESBYTERIAN Church. after wLich the Masonic
funeral rite. were performed by john mceehan' masic
ami O. w. Palmer Chaplain OF Tyrian Lodge OF Ea't
Eew-Iork. About o'cijck the funeral PROCESSION
proceeded down s1a,e. join that Of David .iuldre"
al West feminist The hcaree erc"red by hfe:cen,
whom acted pnibrarers Six inemDeis o ~ nan
Lodge OF which MIR. Cuto Vas member also appeared
IA r. c..iia pail bearers. -
Dayii Muldrcw aas buried from the Charles Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
Bills OF PARTICULARS IN LIBEL CAsEs

In the libel suit of G. b. Oryis against
Charles A. Dana which the defense 10 that the alleged
libel was true the plaintiff applied 10 Judge Van Brunt,
I'm Common Pleas, Special Term t. compel the defendant
to give bill OF particulars oi the ohenscs charged
agaii.s, him in the alleged libel judge Van Brunt has
given an elaborate OPINION, Ia which, Gier TX 'minng
the cson OF the Court Of Appeals in the ease OF Itch
against Beecher he holds that il simply tie rea!ra-
ton OF well settled law, and does rot extend the right to
bill OF particulars lie reasons at length :at IL, Code
allows bill - particulars only "O;a claim" In libel
suit tho claim" Is made 10y the plaintiff, the dcicn,e
only auswtrs ant h. decidedly opinion that no elll
OF PARTICULARS lu be caod Tor from tho defendant Bat
Iid-,. t. pily haviu; decided otherwise III another
case he "a bo'ad by tiat precedent uGh j. !. reversed
hy the General ic.in Hr therefore directs tt tho dc
feuu.ut furnish i bill OF particulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
FREE HOUSES or woRsHIP.

SIR: There has just been strange exhibit
tion OF American CIatiaaiiy Ia Ph.ndeipnia An I'M
monse building was nttc'i up temporary place OF
worship, and services conducted by earnest ana
faithful men, who Gi not been set apart 10 that work by
any so-calcd "lo,,i'imatc and competent authority
That singular place ~ worship constantly crowded
with sincere worshircrs, While within the range 81 ie
eye there were NUMEROUS costly and spacious houses OF
worship consecrated to tie worship 81 tie same Cod
aud yet these temples vacant ana silent Or when
opened The, were attended by select few of the we'll
TODD classes. Now what would he tn mni' sion given
To and. aud ~ various RELIGIONS hN
met during the progress OF tl" great Exhibition
AM why 4 TINS .rI think that this sl,utilon Is
brought nbuut by the system OF pow cntinG but Tor
the proh,h lion which this ys'ru cIio.ces ~" com non
people" would moro gladly resort :" H." churches IMAM
ip Kinks or iporl,~.. The tine II al htnd when We
must have free houses OF worship or no acceptable
Worship. hAlIhHAN'
hetg- OyL. Feb. 10, 1876.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
THE COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. lin the Court of Commits
soner. OF Alabama Claims Thursday Feb TO- the following
judgments Ntre rendered; ... -. .
No G66 Chas. White OF Massachusetts So '3S No lo55
Zippah ydcT 81 OO2 81 No O6s Caleb Eaton 81 Boston,
81 "a; 80 los Ab.el and Edndge q. Cholte.
sj52 10, No l07d foena CLARK. adIninistrafl, 81 100 IS
No. lO72. David r.. Mayo Sl73 S9i No l,Ol3, Iona
Remission and Jas r. Remission 4Io 81 No lO't Zs1as
Eass.t s. 2G2 o. No 1875 John Scohtd, rs w,
connection win WIN C. CLARK No. l077, - r. nesimsn
$3.50 %. 1913. Fhneas r. Coomcs sl:J ~ 40.
i070. - ourgls r. Gelkey. 81 200 As; No. loo, A W
Caden 1872 % No l,0Sl. John Pendeton Sji5 Is No
lGs2 lenIy Rose s5ij "a; no l0SJ, Richard D. bueA
81, 1872 o.
The following then presented CpoD the
aui behalf o. the cOmp.inans chas C.
Beam>n. jr., of hew-Nork: No. lOo9.-Ihe Commercial
Mutual Marine Insurance Company 81 New BeiCrd, Mass
No. L09 The OCEAN Mutual Insurance Company, No
1OJs.-ihe itual Marine Insurance Company New Bed.
ford Mas. Frank Hacket argued The Government side
In defense lay. These irtsnt claims for excess OF
the REBELLION insurance pol or con
tracts based upon the 18th section {" the law WA
That The of loss Ia respect u risks exceeded e SUN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12

A passenger train on the Delaware, l.2cka-
wanna Gnd western Railroad leaves the Bergen tunnel
daily at auut 44j p. at abou the same time. tram
on the Railroad leaves the Becn cut, both
going westward For some time past II has been The
custom ~ the engineer 81 these rus - strive to pass
tue other In the cainWs. who're The trains nm I'D; y
side di.snce of several miles Tbs racing rs cause
OF very gruerll dissatisfaction among the passengers,
Vi hat should acc'iont oCgnr Us when ciiit
train should o. tlrOwn from the track la ir dit'crA ot
tic uicr. lie distraction o. 10th trans and hundre OF
lives Woud BE- tie almost ia yitiDl result IL u under
stood ' Su"rutrur oi tAcs" roads nav" ISSUED
orders To- their cupI"yc, 70 discontinue TINS dangerous
practice, though the racing continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
BEGGING AND VAGEANCy.

Mary Barbara was committed by ponce
magistrate as yardnt on the testimony Of policeman
that se was sitting down IN Barcay-si and was Deg
ging ana soliciting aims from persons passing al"hs'
nud that he believes or 10 he warrant an d' person
who had no visible 10 maintain herself and h'el
without cu.ployncnt." Her own affidavit Was; am
moor am married auI haze i've children, nul cant sc.
work" Her release was ASKED for III supreme 'n1i
Chamber, 'ahcrs corpus. VIM. '. l"drF OF he p'S
Attorneys Oicc cont ni, that Tie tNi"'ir was
suni, .nt under tn. statute judge Lawrence dlu Ho
think tiat every poor p"r"n WHO asHrd lur aims u'
for that reason alone Ice adiud a warrant lie there
fore directed The wOi1aH'G "a Char.e.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12

Otto Schneider keeping pocv shop At No GO HrAson
st. held IN default Of 5000 bali
Comics of the papers in the case of Thomas Stew
art stewGrf CT Nrnes Car who IL a-fof for
eXtTaOa England. aied ~ nile rates Coui
Osborn To tAc Secretary OF STATE yesterday
At the Tonbs Police Court yesterday. DIedrich
A. Lsmp&D Tor keeping gambling saloon At No II sonthst
fct in 81 900 bail UTai C. Allen, j. l. rIlso, aud
Edwari Nysrs CHARGED nth having defraudcd Henry
Nichols If No Is Gold &l30 Of counterfeit
cheek he East River sank They each committed TO
answer in default OF SOCIAL.
In the Court of General Sessions Yesterday.
the olOs recorded James CulaD for 0b
tanning money re pIetelse state Prison lOr years
Joseph boy L. grand Peniientsl Tor years
James sya iOr stealing trlGA containing cotnS A@lned
~ o. FROM Norman s. Kellogg 3yrarS I'm state Prison !
Lawrence Mckenns for receiving stolen goods state fsOn
for years Morris Moart Tor robbery IN the rsI cesfee
state Prison for 10 yeas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
HE STATE LEGISLATURE.
FRIDAYS PROCEEDINGS.


THE ESTATE OF TWEED TO DIX INYESTIGATED-IHE
POOR OF NEw-YoRK-S75.00O ASKED FOR TO
IMPROVE THE HUDsoN-THg APPROPRIATION
BILL REPORTED-PRoPoSED REDUCTION OF
STATE SALARIES.
SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. IL. 1875
The PRESIDENT presented reply of the
Secretary If State to the resolution asking for In
formation relative to Legislative printing contracts Just
awarded
Mi HARRIS introduced a bill for the improvement OF
the Hudson River appropriating $4,000 for this pur
pose. -,
Nj BRADLEY moved that the resolution passed by the
Senate Yesterday declaring the office al Canal Auditor
vacant b" sent to the Governor. Tabled.
NJ HAiGis, from the Finance Committee, repoftod
the Assembly i making appropriations for the EXPENSES
oil the Government and supply ing deficiencies III ioher
appropriations.
Mr.. Iiimmcnd's County Treasnrer's bill came up III
COMMITTEE OI the Whole, and progress was reported
Mr. kOEEkIrON from Ihc Judiciary Committee iep0rieu
fayoraby on the bl giving persons JOINTLY indicted per
mission Ia DE- WITNESSES for each other.
Nh hOrrisry'B bill relative 10 local assf 'Slnents IL
the City Of hew-YCrk was taken up and progress TO
ported.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF WYORK.................-FEB H.
s.,sD, ccc Thomson. Liverpool via Queenstown, r
CITY Of Montreal OBJ. MrehOuoe Liverpool via
os,eaTs6p Calioma (Br), Lecraw Glasgow henderson
Bros ,,, George Washington. whitehead Halifax. n. 8,
csts y Nm Panrher MIL Providence VIM p. clyde Co
DnrE Columbia, Dickerson. Bndgetown' Bar IL HOW
brdges S%s Aus) vecceins Falmouth for
oT har B. IT, warrington parser, Eridgetovn and george
to SI src W6csaT Points Pre, Grad, H. Trow.
orGsc ngf.,eso tier) splessea oporto c. Tobias Co.
Prs Tcarirss 3r Wheaton,, Queenstown or F"n'u'h Tor
or','s ,'gg ., 2i~t) Galaa. SMYRNA sioeorh 90.
schr Harriet Corvin. Proy'i,n"e H. " l.c ,'o - cor,
seir Flora WoodAouse "oOdhouse JACKSON .''' Aiieh
Ray; Annie r. Levi. Lewis Ponce, r.. r. r. Buck & 90.
sSar 0ye y. Remington Har'ns' 1ooise''"A' Dcn'
MSr - oiSin Williams stamford, STANFORD Manu.sc-
turinsCo .p,,vrn
.,,,.ft porlln ,rana tGcr1 Sciyerseii, Rarure Jan
2s Ma iIa5re 3o. with m,se AL pass TO hu'tttt y %
Stcn'' yn 30ti WIN uis an5 pas 20 G.. @ Fi7H syn
~ ,ri. mas Wrlt,n, tSyah8 II days Win ttk-.,
Bsrg Igsa EtJ. Ca.oAJa, t"sAa'1s u' - Az "Di"''S
Ja Do, N dnaa tswe) Olsen Jsn,ro 40 day.. va
Hampton ;' Prince Ei@anrs island irving 10
ar nfr 81 Merritt toi Bucssgor Hartman, M-alas Il
car Tr II H. Jennings (of Pos,D Jones. ponanbuoO 80
Gay T Kafas ,Nor Caiisansen. Rio Isneo - days with
core Ts Sophie Amaa Cswclc) Rlsnd Rio Jaaeo So GsyS
"i p fria 10. St john X 81 Given carIeaas 70 Gays
B Mary Bartlett (o Machias smith cefaeso' ~ d'y'
senr M.auie Gilman Loud (of Baltimore holt Naiaas
Gs ee SHAW of Machfs Gates cien:aegos II days.
with sugar ,., ,,..iu - n.rc Ii dsvs with loo
Mary a. NHHaA <NN'''N' ~ -
"So C MAGGIE Mulvey ot ST. George Me- Fountain Car
denaS / day with mo.assss -, =, -, e.. ,,...,
SCR " .4uic l0Nry lOi NA."DVl"b 0lch' oi"h'"lp-'
"H. ~ ipt1 la, ton FerTlandra DAYS. with lnuber.
Shr FueTs n RoSs of EOUAaEG), M&lS;1n talIeaas II
DAYS with sugar and uelNl,. $50. o.. ..-.-, 4.
ScLr Laura Pride col tilhs Isahib SteVeHs Aux NSo ~
DAYS " .A os OO0 and cp1ee.
49, DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOSTON Feb. li.Ar.yt, steamship Ontario Bouehet'e,
P"Rf typ Me- Feb ll-<uyed. steamship scsuG ragap.
RoeSaad Tor New oIk cleared brA Blanche Howe chass.
for Ia ,eriOo sc.rs. &. G. Braise. for tarutnss T. H. O
orue uCunpni, Va. -, -,
s.vASxAI. Feb. ll-CleaIed. steamship Berlin t0crA
ueluibrucS, ior jHenleiL -. ~. -, ILL m,
FRANCISCO, fcO l-fiFru, sHp Zen AL! "'HHk Nnb
Perren, Liverpool ,,,--. -.
New York. -. ~.
tlews FOR Boston America, Philips. for BMuihoie.
FOREIGN PORTS.
orrRysrows Feb. 1.-The White star Line steamship
R1it sled from this port for Newlork ~ = Oc'ss US
moraiug The Inman line steamship CITY o. eiEioad sa
hence 9i ,1x Fes 1.-THE British steamship Navspo
poers frm jan 80 arrived at tns pogt sodV ~
the to HulL
rts ,chr George X. Usc, Muphy. froc, Mobile fof IA
x.na put into Bermuda Feb T. leaking ad VIA "ss OF si~
ffor Latest shiJ AtSs Dee Aes"E. LaSsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. lin the Court of Appeals, Friday,
Feb H. 1919: 40 lG7-IIl agt Mtchceon-A Argument re-
c,ncuded. ho. l9llienry Faucet rrsiondent
ae Freierck S. Nichols appeliant-Argned by Geo Is
sIonden No. l69Iales waist ni,lme ct a. rp:elaDts
Wastenhnlac Manufacturing Company, report
ent-Aglei b. Austin n oin Tor aip"l ant AMI
r. sp3gne respondents case sim On PiucLinAtlon
v made AID the Court adjourned.
following 10 thu day cale'sr OF The Court III Apeals 9r
MONDAY FOB H. 1873: Eos. 1886 l09. ~ p 200 20, 2VJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
TRIBUNE ls76RIPlE SHEET

United Presbyterian Chur,h, tie Rev. William H.
Andrews preaching impressive sermon: lie
easket heavily ornamcnted with silver Tho pail
bearers iremen representing various COMPANIES,
and an escort run tue First Second FIRE BattAlions
led the procession At West feminist the procession
Joined by that folio wing the elnaDs OF David Cute
and the proceeded Broadway To South Ferry,
and thence to Greenwood Cemetery. . ~
John H. Bush, Assistant Foreman OF Engine NO. 80
who was buried under the fallen wall and has since
remained in condition 1T BeheVue HOS
pital died last night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12

h
gu, ct bi. country is invited Dy ac butler 10
wa through the cellars. After passing Bin. ndnero
be Of choicest vinages, they come 10 casK haiked
"Whisky.'D Guest" An! ha! 30 yOu'N" been laying
the fashionable drink, seel The doctors are all mai
about It," A1abe Builer-" lezzr-lcas hhcG, me;
say good malt wisky than in any other fort 81 aeo"
I've took to II ms self In fact, may say I've quite
given mp champagne carets, Bursundies, and ooks!
-lPuncE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-02-12
UOUsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Ii the House to-day nearly half an hour was
consumed In discussing resolution 10 assigl room to
Me Committee Patents. Tine discussion developed
e fact tia; the number OF Committee IN toe Cap
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HORSE AND C1RRI1GE HARKKT.

EEw-YoRE, Friday, Feb H. 1870.
At Arch. Johnston's regular sale to-day,
Thirteenth-.; between University place aud Ifthaye,
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VOTE OK me CENTENNIAL nnL.

The qi ston being the i!rj reading Of Tic BIZ, Mr.
EDMUNDS rep VT deElan ed it be taken ON the
bill and preamble Sc ierstely.
Tie bill without preamble was then read third time
and passed-Yeas Al Nays, IS. The Nays Mossrs.
Acorn rep M.ss) Cooper tDcrn TENN, Eaton Dem,
Coun Goidthwsie Dem, Ala, Hamilton tlnf Texas,
u ,we rep. WIS.,, Herman Dem, N.YJ, Kew Dem.
5enn.l. M,Creery Dem, hy.), NtTI:ICn tDcn, " ca,
e. sJn (Dem, ky.J, Thurman DEM ONO, Nadlcigh
(ReF., n. Hi W1yto Dem, Md, ana Wi'hers Oem,
VA.
Messrs English (Dern Conf Christiancy tRep.. Mich9,
F5eTIuau i:cp, Obiol, Gordon Dem Val, and Cameron
QIsp., Nis) who wOad have voted for the bill were
paired win AcssIs Booth (ind Cal COckereN (Dcn.,
Mol, Davis (DeIu., " Val, Norwood DIIn Ga.), and
tausbury (cu Deli, WHO would have voted against H..
liz. wight Hcp. lnd); wa7 necessarily abs,it Hal
h. been present he would have voted Tor tlc blll
The question then REQUIRED Oh agreeing 10 the pre-
smhle and i was agreed by rising vote, yeas 81
bays, 10. the bin passed 10 II came from the
HoJse, without amendment
Mr.. Thurman, OhiD at Aib own request was excused
from service on the Conference COMMITTEE on tue t 10
pay the interest tho 800 District OF Columbia bond,
lad Mr. DAVIS, ". Wa. WAS appointed IN iiis place.
The s. nate Iii u, at 6:l5, adjourned uniu Monday.
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CRIMINAL NOTES.
AT tie Washington Place Police Court yesterday.