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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. june 90 1879
bales. Exports coastwise. 80 Sales co., stock, ias
NEW ORLEANS, June - 1879
ordinary 9ac Net receipts rs bales gross. los Exports
coastwise, 1851 Sales, iUOn Stock, 1883.
SAVANNAH, June 20 1876
rs %iaSns sw md sGsa
40 Sales s. stack. 4.io7
Cotton weak and irregular: mid ling. I,sc. good odl.
nary &c Sss rssess ~ bales Exports sossswise oa
CmARInsros. Juns %. 1875
ordinary. salc ioc No, receipts. 81 bales. Sales Is.
wILxlSGros,N. G.. June 30 1875
Spirits Of turpenne steady a. s7c Resin auiss at 81 IS
Flour dull Wheat in fair demand no white wsSash.
HeaSaa q y: June isIS q ,s's AsSa sss
%ssa !aas and my sse Eass;
80 : Re white. sse fese'pts-,5ooo bushels wheat
hour 300 bushels wheat, corn 1000 oats
BursALo June %. 1875
iaoooo DO coats 1900 do ai'road receipts Flour
y ss shss LOG sIss hamsn,. ,o a DO oats
Wheat. as5eo bushels corn. I75ouo do. ariry 1000
corn 5000 DO saroaa sBspmsn,ssioar, SSi.
& do sass sssns 9 a sI S. so 90
s,s & g Ns Yy't ,"s o. E1rsaa
.el, = snch,nssa rates W,sa, ssgaani aions
sy mo c very s S ~ :, sct
nominal 31c SEE Rye gIecicd Pork dull &c
$40 10 heavy Lard dull Ike. Highwnes
slow at ~ Is for city made
0swKGo. June 20 1870.
Flour unchanged sales 15o0 bbIs Wheat dy; sales
Of extra white McniSan - 10; white state ~ ~ red
Corn quiet AZ Bic Corn meal unchanged. Mlfeed un-
changed Cana, freghs Lake Wheat
24Oo bushels: lumber. $500 feet Canal shipments
Lumber. $1,000 feet.
CHICAGO. June 20 1876
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat fairly active and
shade higher: No. Chicago spring. ~ oss spot and June;
~ vi3. July; ~ oo,a August: No. Chicago spring,
ssi4c se5ac: rejected. 75c 16c Corn hrm No. =
mixed. 4ds4c. 45c. spot; 4es1c. bid June 4dssc bid
July; 465ac, bid August: rejected, 53c a 434c. Oats
stsady 80 mt SOC cash. Jans and Jnly 2ss august;
No spring. 6s,sc, spot and Juns. o2c bid July.
. Tafk s su,s' put sn Sa.s. s l' s ana
september Lard dun: Sil 20 $lI rs. July, $il IS
ell ~ Bn.k steady with lair demand:
shonders So 75sc; clear riv s.les ese. sides,
Toe. iuihc Whiskey firm at ~ lu1 Receipts Flour.
100 bbs' wheat 5000 bushels; corn 20 ocu DO oats.
Flour, 100 bbls. wheat, 2tVp bushels a6.ooO
do oats 29pop DO rye. iaU do A. the afternoon call
Of The board Wheat firm; 81 o5s. July: 81 ujas 81 O1
August. Corn hrmer; 47c. al July; 47ssc Aagusi
bid cash and June Oats frm; s0c. cash. June and
July. 2Yisc, August.
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kNIAL FRATERNITY.
JED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

.his was responded TO by similar salute.
be ramparts Of the tort by tue Chatham ar
guns used be ny two six-pounders. pre-
he company by General George Washington.
h were subsequently handsomely entertained
|idenis Of Sullivan's Island.
INT the city was brilliantly Illuminated, sew
duets were given and the houses Of leading
were thrown open Tor the entertainment of the
|gues;R
be- occurred to mar the celebration but the
Aich was exceptionally severe. prosIratIng hun.
lth snnstrokc. Only one case SO far, terminated
! member OF the band Of the Fifth artillery.
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Wheat dall easy except Tor prime No Achieago
for which thers speculative Inquiry wtsaes ~
"a. he sales about is3 bushes a. n ~ ~
for spdo3 ~ 10 ~ ~ for NO ChcagoV Ia
II III Tor Milwaukee a. ~ Tor Minnesota, SIM
comaon red winter 81 "a for No. $ M~aukee and =
spring. Corn arm. with nodsate
inquiry The about 10000 bushels at &C. aIc
Tor prime mixed. C. 54&c for damaged snd he nd,
t5sc- as5,c for steamer 0c Io steamer yellow ooAa
Susc Tor graded mixed aud soc. Ole. Tor white An
eeIiyx Rye quiet Barley and barley malt gu.et
oats steady. with Of 5000 bushels ~ dsc
SIC white. ftc Northwestern Wisconsin
Naked soxc for choice No thiease mixed, F'c soc Tor
white and .bt4c S4c- for white Western.
quiet Nc quote - American DIRE sed.
for gle. 81 loube aud 4Oa Id
rouph Manila hemp s4c. god. Russia. clean. 500 .
81 gold: Italian. $40 xs:U gold; jute &c 10.
currency QUITS &C. cash. siss hemp &c., gold
istle. NC. Asse. gold 49,.
MoLAssKs was quiet am steady The stok 7l5 hhds
Cuba. 1870 DO Porto Rico lslvs do. English islands
ana 2.VJy bills New York. We quote = Cuba. cen.
mi ugn and rxcd, 22c 2Sc claytd. 1pc. aJc.
mncovaaov reclining. apc 5ic, 10, grocery, &c ~
Porto Rico DC 5uc English ksnds. &c. 5oc
New Orleans fair to good 49, De prime 10 enoice 3Sc
t5-c
NAVAL sIones.-The marker generally unet aud with
% especial change oUOhoiA strained rosin sold
tSny on private We quote :Spx 81 turpcntins
ats9xc kosn-Commcn good STRAINED, si 7Oa ~ u.
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rarwashnsian So ~, do. wilmington. g. a7'< 3, 80
ssrsees ', :, Mmnssn wsse q na.n sss
Iurpsntins steady hard 81; son. - go virgin ~ sDriss
,ls s. %ar.s. ". cute. and ssssy
az zoe yellow winter Soc ssc white wn'sr Ssc
ard ? ssent AXE 70 ssc sperm crud = % do,
crude. Xarshsrn DO, Southern sSc besshed wssr
s. winter SisasSsd a.h 4se crude ASH Soc
sa !. is; sS ss s'; a. s s
closing were feoss Crude in bulk De- do ia
G ~ ls,se refined in ees Ise do y cases
isc Adsces from the 'rs~k wsrs Is iolIows "Parssr
s o y Ok ia r ssS%ss'
r'nov,s.oss.-Recsip,s--rork 2i7 bills lard, AT
ses Is . sss and III Gu, a. s
nbs There tairly active in pork today
% $40 ed s s e ' SIS ss
bad sis - asked september $40 80 od. $50 Q, asked
s;s sss. .ss - e
s ss I.'Ss ;s "a
ham. were Belle. az
a aa s ssssd IS se. exc s 1 Sssi
meats we're dun nj i4,sc for hams and loo shoulders
SSe Tor wses Beef wa. quiet At s o%sS
prices 20 IBIS city extra isaiA @sss sod a. SO We
@ si2 ss's city sx pa u%
a he ' sssoaa !. rT,f
az NJ % s u % 3D. sa @
Sl 80 bid. T2 asked The sales about % terces
at Sll 63 sll 67 for August and $i 10 for September
Spot sales l5 ticrces city ls 400 tierces West
ern No At Ne and 900 terces the Vest export
on private terms Refined Was quoted at l2c for South
America. lie for Continent and lie for Cuba 500
sold Tor tho Continent private terms 90 tierccs Cuba
nj lie and 80 tierces city No Al lie BITTER cheese
remained quiet but steady at late prices.
RICE The market was steady and fairly active We qnoe
Carolina. fair to prime 57sc. bac louisiana fair
good 54c. 5a4c do. prime, &c 6isc Rangoon, fair
good. sac. 6sse patnx. good TIE. 71sc gold; Ran.
COON. in boud 2ssc. 2sac., gold.
srcAR-Ihc market Tor raw was very firm hut quiet
The stock OF raw is AS follows
HAas. Bores Bays xsiado
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95,l42 39.77s 2l9.6s5 a.505
oJ,isD l6.ois 30.5ll 1876
------- - .------ -------
20. w! 1895 $50. lsd 4,64i
so. 2O7 $500 50, ssil 500
---- -- ---
'o,ss5 1926 le4.ss5 a,745
6s.lie 1850 ise,so4 l4,s4s
,o,i5s os,ais 1889 i.4os


Juiy |. 1873 ........ 1O, 1873 POS 232 1913 1855
We quote Fair to good refining. &C. sic
Cuba, grocery. air choice, Size " sslc: do.
centrifugal hhdS and boxes. Nos. to Is, SIZE
q 9Ac; do, moasscs. hhds. boxes. 7c. &C.
Porto Rico. refining common 10 prime SIZE gro
iosc; on a, SAc osSc crushed. 1896; powdered,
uac. Ossc.; graduated i0sc lO1sc second quality
do. 104c i lU9nc. cut loaf lussc
STKARINx. Recepts20 hhds and - terccs The market
was quiet At 1sc. a 13sac Tor prime.
TALLow. Rccepts-G5 hlds. and 10 bbs The market
was Steady with of3 90 lbs So aud 50 tierces
= lie.
WHIsKEy-R eceipts--3S7 bbls whskey The market was
quiet lOu bbis changed hands III 81 l2 cash. and
regular.
FREicnTs-Busness In this way was moderate owing In
the instance Of petroleum tonnage TO high price
manded for oil, tor oteer kinds tring dem and with
rates morally steady The engagements were To Liver
pool, per steam. 1000 bushels grain including su0O
bushels twhexu NJ exc 5000 bushels I'd 10 los
$500 bushels ut ID bushel 5000 cheese this
week. inclu ling the quantity rsviouy reported
and by sail, 100 hhGs, taow u 3ls. 3D.; loo
bbs rosin at IS 1Oi5d.: lOD hhds tobacco ut 35s.
TO London, by SAIL 500 Ups rosin private terms:
hhds tallos at SIS d.. 5000 bushels grain SID 80
lbs. The charters were.An Italian bark Cork
hence with3 500 do do at t and 81 grauity
hence with $500 do do. for voyage At an
American brig 10 the Cattegat with OObbs refined
petroleum ut IS 3D. 5s Nd. Norwe1 Ian bark from
Baltimore 10 the Baltic with 600 do private terms
Austrian bark 793 tons. hen to London, with 800
bills rosin and balance refined petroleum private
American brig from Richmond the Baltic 2Oj
laid the berth for London will.
rates; British ship 1882 TONS laid Liverpool with
do. nc market vessel reported hence Antwerp
with general cargo on private terms.
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Deity contract 800 bales For future delivery the
sales fclows.Yssterdav alter two r. NJ :Junc,
no II x33-c.. July, 4Ou II @33zc August 10
ii7sc 200 at II 2532c september, 2Oi At ~ i3 lee;
u 1889 anaary, 20 a. u il.loc Total LOO bales
To-day. two r. NJ. -Jupe u Ia 10 i6s. loo
2,'Sar July. 25s2c, ~ II IJ-l8c Au-
gust 400 II 2s-32c.. 2O) IL i5-l6c.. 29s2c
Il -s'.2e Noysmber, 40 At y 1879; psesmber,
1913 c 100 II iIssc' Total. 600 bales Grand total
9s bales Ine receipts At ports foiows:
vannah. %: ChWieston ~ Norfolk, ~. New York. los
day week s3l ihis day last year 4si total SINCE
september J. A. 6jss6 bales Cotton freiehts closed
lows TO liavre BY ueain c. compressed: ~ HAMBURG
By steam ,sc comprtssd 20 bremen BY stssm AZ, com
rLoUn GxsS.--as ceipts-Flonr. 100 ob,s wheat
26s,o4 bushels. mt4. 62 bbs and 2lu sscks oats
mat 800 do The flour psrket was quiet but anchaxed
Southern. the annexed Quotations quiet
with sales d $40 bbis and dJ sacks. Corn meal
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y 4
1.-The following the changes In closing prices CON-
<arcd with those OF W sterdav

nred With those OF yesterday -
] ADVANCE New York Central Il; c.. c., c. and l.,
4; Erie u Hannibal. "a; ILLINOIS Central, "; Lake
More, 4 Missouri Pacific .; Ohio and Mississippi,
Pacific Mail, q; WABASH ~; Union Pacific, 2;
esiern Union, Al ; gold. a.
| DECLINE st Paul preferred, n; Rock Island, n;
ew Jersey Central, TX; Southwestern, u; do. pre-
PRED, q; Michigan Central, u; Delaware and Lack
xaina, e.
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"a. j. W. sELIGMAN co.
81 Broad a., New YORK,
Issue Letters Of Credit 70 travellers.
payable In any Of Europe. Africa. Australia and
Nav Bills Of Exchange and Teegapc Transfers Of
Money 20 Europe and California.
NJ REASONABLE RATES.. MONEY ON LIFE And
~ Endowment Insurance Policies. Mortgages and
seentes OF all effected com.
pnn0 j. }. HABRICH b CO.. III broadway.
A X{AMOUNT TRUST FUNDS 10 LOAN ON mont.
~ seSe city or Brooklyn Apply 10 LEVITT VOL
Cotf " Pine IT,
"A LEAFaOTHfNGHAM CO.. BANKkRs. IL WALL
- - valuable puts snd calls send for explanatory
wIDO{ LADY WANTS A LOAN OF $500 FOR
INC, Herald Shce = III : -
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BRAZIL MARKETS.

Providence. r. T., June 30, 1875
Printing cloths we're quiet ami steady yesterday pre-
ions ptc
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RIO JAxkIRo. June 49, 1870
Coffee animated; prices very hrm; good nrts. $500
refs C.O5u reis per 10 kilos
Exchange on London. z5i1
Frcights 10 the Channel. 35s
SANTOS Jane 81 1870
Coffee animated: very nrm; superior Santos 400
refs $3.50 reis per 10 kios.
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! advces do not report an improved feeling
r. bourscs French renlcs declined TO
ndon consois are lower and United
per Money - Plentiful and Icndlnr
bills At Ia per cent. which rs three
fbciow tie minimum rale Of discount
England Ths.dsrectors, at thor
To-day, made - change in the rate,
y per cent In Frankfort Un,icd
es are quote at 101 The Bank OF
ps week, reports IN Increase o.
bank Of England gained during tho
poO blilion, aud the proportion Of
- winch last week was 6sA per
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WEEKLY COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JAvEiRo. june -. 1874
Average daily receipts Of coffee during the week. 900
bags shipments OF the week-Io the Channel and North
Of Europe 1000 bags 20 the United States 1900 do
60 Mediterranean ports. 1000 do.
sales channel gnd North OF Europe, 1900 bags;
for the United 1000 do for Mediterranean ports
300 do stock. $1,000 do.
SANTOS. June 20. 1875.
Average daily receipts during the week. 700 bags.
Shipments Of the week 10 all countries. 5000 bags;
the Channel. Europe aud Mediterranean porta 1900
bags.
Sales Tor Europe. 81, 600 bags-
stock 81. baRs
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" clock r. NJ.
NOZZLE. lon Wednesday, Juno 2s, a, Edeewatssi
Staten Island, ALBION Noslr, In the sst year Of b,
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited 70
tend the funeral, FROM the Kingsley Methodist Episo
pal church, on Friday. 10th inst. at two r. N.
NoosaS; On "Wednesday, June %, ANN, bcS
vile OF Edward Soonan. aged - years
The relatives and friends are respectfully invite
20 attend mo funeral, from her late resideuee,
o'DoSxrLL -~on Thursday. June 20. Anna NJ. i6iapy
daughter Of Michael j. and Emma 0'ponnei, aged ! I
FUNERAL from the residences Of nor parents cos ~
one o'clock r. n. ~ =
Troy papers please copy.
PINE On Thursday 10Th Inst. KATIE wife OF Bed
Jamin Pine, In the 53d year of her age
Relatives and friends respectfully Invited Y
attend the unerni from her late residcnoo, LO0o 2
av, on Saturday afternoon. a. one O'Clock
POOLE --On June -, IDRKrrA, daughter Of Joh5N
Funeral to-day. a, two r NJ, from she psrssss, -
dencc, v3l Pacific ~ Brooklyn
:, PolLock.--on Wednesday Juno q, Suddenly, Mnlso
P0LIock, aged ~ years ana monthA
REID -on Thursday tho 2sth inst, CARULINs r.
rlo, eldest niece Of whtciaw Reid or this city, aged
II ycars N
The funeral services will 10 held a. CedsrviIs oh,
where the remains Will be carried tor intcsmenl
RoHERrs ---On "Wednesday. June a. 1870 a Me-
Dorp, staten Island, PHGBR, wife OF William Robors&|
age1 III years. tH
Relatives and friends are invited 10 sssps he n
neral. from her late residence, New Ibogp. 6eoSG
Island, on Saturday, al tenA NJ Carriages Wtu ~ II
waiting a. tho station for ths nine O'Clock boas lru
sApLlER-ln this city, on Wednesday, the 2Stn IT,
JAMES l. SaDLER, eldest OF the late James Sadl10
in the 18th year OF his age
Funeral IRON the residence Of his mother No ~
West 3Sth ST., 70 tho Church OF the HOLY lnn0oeose
where solemn mass vi requiem viii be offered al -
the reposs Of bis soui friday mosnsng, ths 3oen
INST, ~ t6n o'clock Relatives and friends invited ~
attend ("
wml.Axs.--on Wednesday, tue 2ssh INST, ruoz1
WILLIAMS formerly Of shanghai. Chna aged ~ years
friends invited 10 attend his funera from ~
residence Of David jenkins No. 81 81 81. bsoon1rn
D. On O. turday, ~ two 1sIoek
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19

confirmed; memorandum. Phelps agt Plat ct a.Tne ns
fendant Is think entitled to some allowance OF dhe as
SoEe How 81 s MnTp6y agt MosesThe order Of OCT
"a is7G may be nodded allow me receiver 20 make
oT leave TO- Gresa AIT The Mayor Gel adhere 70 The
views expressed the tfa relative 10 ths ne
for trial s therefore deles; 6z ~ thsc
ag Hoaey The third subdivision o section ch S Are an
TO Commission and but ono oharge or E ~
must be altered TO conform TO that view
NOTICE. BAlAH orders for setuSnenS ~
Brady mnst be sent 20 him IN care OF MI WI" H. hcAe''
Supreme Court Judges private room. - -. su,.n
SPECIAL TERaBy Judge BarIett-OHagan agt SIlssn,
dorR Choata ct al aud Cutting ag stevens ct aflnd
By Judge Van vorst-valentine &C., Heydecker ct al
Fin ins and decree 3 S9sd MsyS ss % a. s Meyer OF
Common Pleds-SpeeiaI 1crta--By Judge Van
KuppnheiEer ag Pforzhemer Rogers agt Kurt.
saats ag BrisOw stetsers sg st mus DSerrsr sgs sS
p,enorandum for counsel In the matter OF Maizof &C.
Order OF reyver and continuing action Farcy agt gnen
Strenz Iec-Opening default ROsader sgt. Markham-Mo
ton d MED without costs memorandum
H0rnp Court - Chambers By Justice Slnnott-
Nelson 10 sat aside satisfaction OF Judg
without OF plaintiffs attorney denied without
costa Bonnett agt ossMotion 10, S1'd S5 S
with $40 costs to Mr. Robertson hcGee agt
sCrSooa to vacato order Of arrest with $40 costs
and with leave ~ further ahdaylt McAusy aga
pay ment Of $22 costs. Ahers ConnerMoon vii be
granted unless Of order are complied VIII" Dye1@nSx @
son agt Harmon Motion granted. Davis agt Ilays-Ma
on denied without costs Wad aEt AnnInOrdtG T 81 i pnn
&C. granted order Wilson agt acOrder anendlg
granted. siebrecht ast 9hook Bond approYeG
Mttnacht agL Chaiay Cenroy sg McGorIy Fcntana aSt
Fedberg Eastman agt Yonng; Koner ag Diypoi Feic-
By Justice sherdan-ronnent agt v
tons Oyerued and examination OF Judgment deDtor "OOu
By Justice Mckdan-Thurber agt Melody.-R Receiver ap
pomted-Berman agt MenEer-Sureties approved
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
THE RAILWAY TRUCE.

COMMENTS ON THE COMPACT or THE TRUNK LINES.
The settlement of the freight war between
the lines the aahsorbng topic Of converse
ton on Wast. yesterday. Diverse opinions were ad
yanced as to the effect the compact the trade
of this and the other terminal cities, and upon
the traffic Of the roads On the Stock Ex-
change it was claimed that tho agreement had
been made. ard would be carried out in good
faith, and stocks went up accordingly. Many OF the
operators however gave utterance to the belief that
there little hope that the agreement would be ad
hered by all the parties in interest for any consider
able length OF time. But this with them OF minor
Importance however. The most they cared to know
the real condition Of affairs at present ard what IT
would probably be for short time Outside Of those
directly Interested IN the Stock Exchange, general
want OF confidence in the praeticaby OF the scheme
adopted was expressed Tho failure OF the trunk lines O
dcyise plan last Spring By which they could distinguish
the shipments made for export from those Intended for
home consumption referred 10 as evidence OF their
inability 10 accomplish more at present. Nothing more
than the prOulgaOn Of the rates published IN yes
terlays TRBUNR done yesterday BY the agents Oi
the several lines.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
IVISON BLAKEMAh, TAYLOR g. co.
yison, Blakeman, Taylor g. Co., publisher

Ivison, Brakeman, Taylor & Co.. publishers
o? bcnOol books call especial attention ~ several trea
which rapidly taking the place OF older books
Of instruction and securing the attention Of educators by
reason their system and the beauty aud completeness
which distinguish them. swinton's elementary and
couiIcte iu geography such books. 1t Is
csined for thc-Hnd the claim has been widely allowed
THAT they superior to Biographies which have pre-
cede1 them in their oral outlines, clear definitions topi
cal Ieyiews and analytic synOpses, while the maps
possess features Of practical value. The Complete
Course" contains full special geography for each
state No expense has been spared to the artistic
and mechanical execution perfect, and the maps,
drawings, illustrations, and typography singularly
clear distinct. This firm ha, responded 10 the de
mand "a series of textbooks fewer In number and
moro comprehensive in character by tho Issue OF these
geoTaphies aud hy tho publication Of shorter course
In arithmetic by ID. w. Fish, editor OF RObinsOn's pro
gressye series, comprising tho First Book In Athme-
tc and The Complete Arithmec,' which by JniicOus
treatment OF subjects and superior arrangement
ground IN smaller form than has heretofore been
thought practicable. Whites Progressive Art Studies "
comprising four seies-primary, landscape ornamental,
and instrumcnal-fOTm complete course In drawing,
published IVA the Orh Of enrds. Especial advan ages are
claimed for this system in s rational development OF
principles, the simplicity Of its treatment perspective
the application OF cubic diagrams, ana tho method OF
str ICtiOn IN the principles OF ght aud shade
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
DECISIONS DEC. Is.

Supyers Court Chdmbrs-By Judge Brady
Goscn, ccok Chase at AsGr o 2s
Hopper Mcycrs aFt Quac cnDusnj MSiyTr oi 10
msydccser agL Tho Life Asso,aiion Of America and Brs
Dayes-I ink nnrr the crcnmstsnce. Slo3 only sh9a9
pe g anbc oncer and not nonssent Transient per
ne CEer % rs ssed e So FsnSg gnlS " RTSsd sG Co@
@ TP.s 9PeG5 6ai4 Sa Efy%rn! oon % gn2c S St
,,tboni nrriuicc; opinion. TOcs ag The Excelsior Gas
Machine C1-Agplifs,ion granite a. amended L$ndlnan
scnuyer-Uruniea condllionaly see 9gniop lodsrs aS
too Iae and must be deie stay vacated Won SeG[ aG
lIstodTbs Gsnse n2E G'hS & a. so sS co.'s 10 sS syent an
should have been allowed oriergd aGcthsy m Won Len d
as me oneson of costs departure from TIE gen
n S59 rSG @ s Sa' o fe'st s cos nF he should
compelled pay the dsbnroenents nhls aGuoa ne1S5aS
naJe The sisters Of Chnly AIT. Kely.Tho allowance viii
6s ganIyG n9rS p Ss nGd Sf st. &c. Matter Of Donck
aud Cutung aat Cnrtls-Slaneh Lnadng'Sn asE sfsen
the Metropolitan Assocaton- Proceedings ndourned 70
Son Gen because defendant declared oath that
s Te1 Ss v %%of sHG wi" report so con-
Rea WITH SwaTss Ss momcTa5dm, Wams an
ss Referee fees ana {sSaT'emenIs al, al
lowed memorandun Pnke,ne @ agI 10 nsSn9, i jdin % sls
Therr is little doubt Of the Justice OF the Referees conclusions
rrieosSs % Thg claim herein not ugrsasonah
m np ssBsd To Tpeovrr therefore only the fees Of
hc Ti"roe anl necessary disbursements TO be taxed Code
nrmcd Darling agt iasey this maeI the demand was
I'M on the estate were recognized by the tes
Tor and referred 10 in her VIII as stated N the
T applcable simlar proceeing and warrants award
oI costs and allowance be pad out ot he estate The
defendants could have by proper Inquiry established doubtless
me amount Of the claim which alone indispuei II indeed
nrhing controversy che claim not gainsaid by
any proof and the plaintiff should not be subjected 10 the
ncns Of uroyng rights Costs and Allowance OF SO
granted. ordered accordingly
IlarrottTOllus agt Tho Excelsior Gas Machine
Co,SApiGtation granted rs amended.
Judge DOnuhueJenkns agt Iembuscher.-1hs case IA
made up from the facts That the slonogTaeIs notes
should bo substituted for the case SO ordered and the
settled. go,
nv Judge LaWrence.-Mater Of Moses and anO-I will
grant an 10 show Bbley agt Same Matter Of
Hahersiadt; Mailer of Auehmutz Matter OF tho second
Bapst arlsm Matter Of the Benevolent Hebrew
90 SOcietyi Matter The Central Presbyterian Church. and
matter OF the Congregation 5taar redhor1ers granted
RDe ad. ROe.-OpniOn BTittOn agt. DradueE-Cgso aud
amendments setilel. Matter Of for
counsel Matter OF Durfne-i wish to counsel In this
case. Kidd agt Brtstow-A receiver VIII be ap;
pointed aud the injunction continued counsel
a proper person 70 be appointed
as receiver w appoint him. snoh agreement would
saact0ry 10 The court nenorandum Matter OF the
Suspension BrdgThc report VI tho commissioners ust be
New-York tribune., 1876-12-19
A DEFAULrER's SECOND CONVICTION.

The trial Of Charles r. Beckwith, the default
ing bookkeeper of 3. T. Babbtt the manufacturer
on second Indictment for forgery, was concluded in
the Court Of General Sessions yesterday the jury finding
verdict Of guilty after two hours defberation The
case Was similar 70 that which he was ttied few
weeks ago. novel feature Of the present trial being the
calling OF Mr. Babbtt himself to the wtnessstand, by
exJudge Fullerton the defendants counsel judge Full
lerton sought show by Mr. Babb that be had charged
Lewis his former bookkeeper with stealing the money
which be now accused Beckwith Of embezzing. Judge
Sutherland ruled the evidence inadmissibe The
entire session Of the court yesterday occupied by
TIE s1mmng up OF counsel Judge Fullerton for tbs de-
fcrse and Assistant Distriet-Att0rney Bel for the
oeOple The two indictments which Beckwtth has
been convicted for orgecs covering sums OF about
eco sach and large number OF indictments for large