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New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
TIE GREAT BRIDGE.

,o-,rss ov tug woKK-SoMg IMPRESSIVE POINTS
.nntT tuE RNrERPRisE-uuE OF COMPLETION.
I The work upou the Brooklyn Bridge seems
10 many ~ occupy much more time than iS necessary
aud n H. dicalt for them Ia comprehend the va"lness m
the undertaking But visit Ia the gronud glance
a, tile plan, aud drawings, aud few minutes o"nv"rS
tinn Win tue uns1noer u charge viii convince the
,., skeutcJ of the colossal character OF the enter
prise aud that there unreasonable delav The ihi
t.,se blocks of stone, weigng.fOnf or nFe tons or
more swim ding IN the AR a. they are lfted I" ruch
dizzy hight the incrssnt crcaEng OF the drcks which
if Them: the shouts of the f0rneD Bivnt th ir direc
tou. the constant o tEr mason's trowe aud The
hnzz cnn~ennent upon the assembling Of such large
,n,,.r 4 busy aborers and the working 0f 80 many
nj, c.nes carry the couvicii"n as the eve res1s
a on four enormous strnctures-the towers ana
anchor piers-tha much time Is necrssary W
the completion of a work 80 glgantle ana hhparIah
Tl t,il. gwen by the eng shnw thai the work If
e,c,. ON from day day win great care and exact
ness. and that 81 would b. almost IossibIe to hhsIen
what o,g ~ be done slowly and with caie io make site
cess sure The prrparstOry work on the mas ury o the
different pIer In drawing Ia close ami The s'"eh'
son af tie temporary bridge. II ~ now expcted Will tie
begun ab ,u thr first Of August The manufacturing 0i
|tr cables been gwen tOa Brooklyn hrin aud 1t IL
supposed that the viii be ready for them by 'ne
|tiu- t,, they are coinprted. estinatcd that II
will take about two weeks longer get the masonry In
readiness and that by the rBd Uf month The deFrcks
viii b~ rsisid and part OF Tie necessary
machinery ercctd upon the tops OF the piers.
will thrown acr"ss 1c river about 2Oo eei
Iaye the water Ulon Ihis the workIcD will pass back
nd forth suspendng and arranging the parts OF the
Temporary bridge which Will precede the nna super
fslructury aud looking very much Ike spiders upon
kingle thread. weaving teIpehd"lr "eh Wheb 'hr
kabrs stretched they will be- Fastened to the main
Ipers and cnnfiuu,d 10 the anchorage piers where they
lvil e aie ast TO Dlensr chains bnill lnto me Iph
Is,nry. These Chains are IN themselves marvel oi con
ktruciion They calld ehans becaise COMPOSED 0f
nks each NIX ir nearly Is feel long, NV inches
tspuafe and there from To 10 0l 1brin ying
parallel aud side by side Ia each can bolted one 20
eDother There fOar such chains having III all s36
ibks ar bars tie otsI wes NJ Oi iron being l0OoooO
pounds in ancborBgc per Zach ~ these piers
ovefs city Ots and contains narly 600 cuyc yards
~ solid 0ry. la all the piers the hoeks "f granite
Pr laid with Spaces DetweeD tlen whicn are
Piled with concrete vel isateD Down, leaving cav
ios sad forming ~ matter when the concrete
<s nsl deusd remarkable for Its -odity ~ no size
80 sA1nssr thnks bridge " completed In
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CIVIL. NOTES.

In the srit Of Gano against rhe executors Of the
late Judge McCunn DOnohue has appointed Mr Naen
tr. reie take prpf the facta 10 t- alleged con-
OF Court Of II ON Mcunn, oDe o the executors
In the suit of John l.. Macalley aud anoroer
aeanst James Rageett and anorher Judge SedgwicE 10
suprr Court Special yesterday decded that the seat
of Judgment debtor 10 the Corpn Excl ange could not he
ken by summary bv yer IN suppleme1iWt pro
the debtors property but that the receiver
n I D a formal action
Judgr J w. Fowler, formerly Judge Of the Third
civil Dis rct olr brought s AGAINST the city, IN Tie
SUI RENE Conrt dinepre b-tween 0O 10 per annm
the sum he claims III salary he actually received Inc
alar Of he civil made by law the same az that
~ the Police Justcrs which raised 30 o. year
Then came IN charter R73 educny The civil sn es
from Ami 80 10 June I3 1878 Then at under
pad 900 year The ones ion a- " tn
rsiuc- II iu &c during MS ern WAS sp
iarremoro n Su rrmc toirl ClIcuI V,sr.
f,y Judge Fowler presented his case on MS own oehIi
Francis L. etson pres uted a. for the city.
In the snit Of Eliza Zimmerman against George
Meier others Judge DAILY has decided In favor II
the raiutH The foreclosure suii hut AT the
cose acts Meter made deed to the p inun
and claims that that void Some arrangement waE
plaInr woOll merged h"r NOR age but IN me
deed pn a which assumed TIE paymeit o'
n rec other mortgagrs. flS 90 Jun pay
IN woui nif-r folv "
stand thli clause that ther any mrenc oi
m n which wouli her agreenrni. lie therrior'
declares the and gives her Judgment as the deco
had never ma4le.or foreclosure OF her mortgage
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
BUSINESS EMBARRAssMENTs.

At meeting of the creditors of William l..
Fiscier yesterday the office Of Register Fitch. John
II Plat Of No 40 wallst. Was chosen assignee
George Hughes Co, dealers IN nerfs ~ No 1873
Churcb-st have bcen thrown into bankruptcy on tie
peton OF 10 ere 'itors who represent claims 10 the
amount of sl33OOO. Tue largest creditors are the
Natbru B,nkiug Company. S7930l Maconson Broth
ers. Sl4.707 %: q & T. Alexander. $l3,950
petition III nkrrItcy has been filed by II creditors
against Ignaz RnsrnbeFg tradi under the name o'
Martin Herr d Co.. and dealing In g yes at No 56l
Bruadw Y, TItif claims amount tO f6JODO
Ferdinand Ztghaum, who has made an tnsolyent AS
sgnIncnt Percvai Knauth. filed yesterday his sched
al a, stating h = iabiI's S22243 20. He puts his
nominal assets at SG0062 60. Out his real assets at
TlU,2OS A.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
PRESBYTERIAN HISTORICAL SOCIETY.

The Presbyterian Historical Society, which
organized ~ 1852 and Incorporated 10y tne L-gs
turp Of Psnsyly 1887 embraces both branches "
Presbyterian Church tNorth and suuhl, the United
ChurcD and butb branches Of he Reformed
Pes, teriau Church. IN its membership The society
has already collected library Of 5000 volumes over
10000 painph cts magazines and revews 800 volumes
of newspapers. nnmbeT Of manuscripts and
about 500 portraits ot distinguished ministers aud law
II intends To erect hre-Ppn bnildng IN which
to preserve the articles already gathered and
those which have be u promised u when
ever u has a safe place OF deposit for zach
treasures The society having been formed principally
for the purpose Of collccting materials illustrate the
history and ulty OF the Frshyi cTian Church. l. dtnons
that passions S II prepare histories Of their respective
and transmit cOprr to tile lbrari of tie soci "
for reservation NJ NY OF these historical disc"uraA
will be delivered Tomorrow, the dlt being "A hist
one ~ the church clcc. ion Ia assist Ia deffay ir
expenses of erecting the library bnldiug viii he taken
{. IL intention of the Executive Comntee ~ he
c1ety prepare memorial book whlc1 VIII be pre-
served among tr archives OF the sOcty In tots VIII he
entered list OF the Gnu an the names Oi IN liS
uas contributing Ia its fuujs aud the amounts given
ANY inlivduu church contributing $1,000 may have
a name placed over "A section OF the lUary, and any
giving $4,000 may have naiDe over an aicoye Oi
lie library.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

during the past ten years. Deputy Controller Earle in
forne. him that any ruoh application must be made
through him. A. what followed there ia difference
OF staten nt. Mr. Elrle claims that he simply told hr
DevI that II he desired Information as to particular
contracts, the bouls and papers relating 10 them
would be shown him. but that it was not pfoprr
nor convenient TO let him run over all papers
AMI hooks Mr. D,vIin claims that he was met
by an absolute refusal. Mr. Devlia thercnTon got
ont an or Ter requiring the Controller under section 10Y
OF tne Carfer 1873 to show him the b0ks al pape~
i'm hs off " Mr. Eue vrred before, am yeSteT-
DIV was ordered show caus" why he sholld no, De
punished for ronamD for not exhibiting the Dl"Ks ~e
as rnure by the order Ills reIv yesterdv wfs " at
whatever Section l07 ~ che Charter eoDalneh the
alri had Ter IL only power to ordr hlln 70 SHOW
pirticar bo H. account paper and thai WHO De WIS
willing o show book pipef rela'il2 U prlcu
guide % lat be wantd and the Court had not specified
any prtirnlar book plpep 70 he prohcrc
Judgn Dnnlhue reserve hs de|sinn. james NJ FISK
apuearpd for the Ieator T. b. Carkson for the Deputy
C,utr
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
nECISIONH LINE 30.

supr>n, -Chamb,rs-Bv Judge DoDohue.-
Rrik ~ sgt Smith al and Gans sgt Nc, c,unn.-ord r.
rran -si Ssvrr Tie Mayor &c Memoranl lnn' 20
Youkcrs SAVINGS sank nxt Horton MOTION uSn,S. ~
Bant.-I Undertaking approved DohoNan
at Enos Alh tile N tzt. ~ N 'rt te.-Ilfsrtt ,, .
fy Iudgr Lawrence. Is ssngr ayt Bl~sngT-M"tlon y"
co fm report reitrr ia graDsed ana Judgment VI n
var, rr.ni irr,si u favor thr lltniiH--Di ilnoh
C,r-af- PId ITi-Hy Judge Van Nnrst-Whitensn agt
Leslie Nc.-Cssr and amen ents settled
By Judgr Lawtence.-Llia Ia agt "atd-Css- ana amend
= tied.
s ,efr 4 rra-By Judge Lawrence. Bir'isa 'gt Ramp
rina n Jun meut rUcd heep ast orll. rue. set
tie ani gu-f. wrig Wlsms-I am wiling ior tue
Hr iniee .n vors.-Coluns agt. Rowe.-Finding. and
j settled and ssneL Coudori agt Rowe Fnnhgs
signed.
>vp,y,or Coari-SpAciai Tsrr-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Macanlry al Btggt et al-Moiion denied At 9ut
t,ru n-mo-an.un Al.sn sgt. MlcEle-Plinil1 urttte'
for costs Ia - Janrs Mara Lg Celi MARA
Rrfsrrs report conrn- aud In gnsut o divorce III ts
~ pl,i til 'lrr 4 al JUG m"nt sighei ihe
Forb aton,I Y"TN Warren al al BOND
spprovei Masters II AK. Mtstrrson. Rerrcnee odtrd
Isorr cit AFT Ma h-r-MnoU den ed Mitchell ait The
VERMONT Copper Mning puy Ar-a.a sgt leiIcl Tn
rnrrhvei. Eel Go veil ayt WIN Gro ne
tort Confirmed and judgment NJ divorce ~ taNoi o
Lynn-Bord .ppro, cd P"nrllen ss Wriing .l.-lte,
crence nr cred HE Hnsari So-Refrrene oreIt.i
OdeII arC rr-SiN extra allowance granted 10 pa tln
Franz et a. agt The C,euct National Blnk 81 New TX
Mellon ruirL vi go plaintiff. sander 81 a. at
IfoTnan al stephens Smith et al Butten III agI
av H. ck ag NJ - iiloG sct Jackson Jo 'eib agt Ihe
IS MS Head Ia K. and ButIoried agt hioctr-orneTs
granted.
Common Plea.-Spojdi Term.-By Judge ). r.
DaIV-Gar liner Boig u-JudgIneot for palnun with
costa op rt'n VT ghi sgL ng AS Ot sne-Htsite
reference ufl ordered IN sniiahe nrovis os ~ 10
taxing Testimony Of for IGN Witnesses brrnnsn agl Mlo
m,n agt Meierudgment prayed for In complaint, with
See oYnit n.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
Two BOYS BRuTALLY KICKED.

F. II. Steinshorn keeps lager-beer saloon
at No Az Eis Eeventhst. He had been drinking con.
siieIaby last night, aud, hearus some boys lay ~
Size biek yard told them desist TrrJ laughed at him.
hui tb only Increased hs and seizng club he
attacked Tia. and they Ned through the hallway mt
the street HIS Intoxicated condition. however, pre-
vented him from OveItakug them. aud xheu he emerged
from the street door, he saw Only JOAN Kers 10 yoiI~
Of aye of No 426 ,sE eventbst, aud Joseph Maloney
of No 42s East ElevenJhs who wer. throwing kiulng
wood INTO a wagon. He supposed they were the bo,s
who had annoyed hIn. and knocked them down aud H-
gan KICKING them with his heavy boors SiernSb"rn cn
open tue forehead Of MioDey, who rolled away into
tLe gutter alI nod Tue iItOx Gated naI stamped nmn
Kerns, HI. KING uifD ~ the dbom aud uiOn me pack
Tuc boy cried IN pain aud agony, ard b"gg ihe
,u,n 10 dasist and finally some men came ana pulled
serlshoru away TAe Elter, with an Oath, fus"ed lto
bs saln,n and snatchrd up carving-kn,ie, ana was
about using II upon tbe men, when an 0ihcei kuochei
hnn down aud took him to tue se'ehtoebih irtcnl1t
statSnnuuss Krrp w.ts removed To Bellevue Hospital
ub,ie the scians said has spine had been IN cle
and he had received internal INJURIES, wLicn wOd poo
nv fIllL
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

h. wonid NOT out n nIs either to make friend
shs u t. ayat cnni H. bs p sued s,ra,sn1 ~
himself and tIus .ar 1t has We believe t VIII Win
TO tie cnd.
FsoIa m o1i@bargh Ga1st;s (g~oJ:
The truth is Tilden is a po!itician of the
principles II clir aim hss aw' sbeen 70 taSe care are
% No anh e. - sf atohnd ~ to kep ninsell IN ie
popular brez Is actluns being cOItr0lied Dy policy
rather than principles
THE ISSUE PLAIN
FIRM the Pds6prgb E0a tDsu,.)
And now the Issue IS plainly made mp be-
fwc.u GrauIm an rotten Rad c ism oD the "nc Side
an through pu ihsti0u and reform In public furs on
samuel j. Tii ~ pa. won kis highest honors-as a r.
former hy striking down the N.~ York rngs, which we
cely hut rrgr.tfuy cUn:ess were chiefly composed Of
his own party friends
AFArAL MISTAKE
FroH me N0r1o'cs BuIbt. n tR,p.l
The disagreement over the platform, Kclly's
d"m,nstraiiu and orr stuws ini'catr want "i baI-
thr party That an nrs pory for their success
by rerealing ~" kesnmtn act. aud te fatal misiaRe
of nGniud NJ ieu will certainly result In a sure Dem
ocrdtic deleat next Fall
From rhs sTra,eea spiaiogian IR>p)
The foremost wirrDuller of the Democracy
has lr,nhpncd SIR fden'> tue ~eiaest uaue that
could have been fixed upon.
PPOrEsT AGAINST CONTRACTION.
from The NoShr ue American tDeIa,l
While we shall not attempt o disguise or
deny regret al the te,t iiendricEs. YET. regard
hx the platform protest against fu ther contraction
ticket OF the coutra,'t1uis:s aud c"rrnIttunsts.
A CAMPAIGN OF ORGANIZED IDEAS.
Prom The LotjsUits COrrerJOgEHri tDen1
The nomination of Gov. Tilden marks a
IN Anerdn otics IL Is the IN ct nf the eNei
tom of pos'e force; not merely me rest OF e"nres
sons "f p'weIfu rivals who would nj yield To zach
other and rt the min tion dr'p To the lower plane
each oihrrs cn:s. Tue nominee Is 'hc representative
uf positive not uegltiy" mrrt-, nni tue campaign mus
,"Tosan elements comrinrd Tor the se.sh purpose
OF securing to themselves tie y pib slols.
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
.SUIpPIN1 INTELLfG ENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YoRR R..................JuNr 80
CLEARfn
steamship Labrador url. sansler Havre via Plymouth
sir,mslp George Washington, Whitehead. HahfaI ~ -.
seam.p A. sumers Warren, Pnilatslghi& Jas Hand
rars Grant Nor.l. Flprnass. Newcase Eng. Beaha
RaTs Iolungen Norl Evensen. Bristol ArEen ruft
II 'n,rs sole ta vorvena. Cork Falmouth Punch Edv"
nara t,..r.a F,4-rr uourova and a mar,et sierra
P,rs nanm cihari tTal coriiglia Lon Ion sloc"vch
Rrv ri.hr ,or srOridge Lasuayra ami Puerto cahel"
IT, cote Brl Long, Poiuta Pitre and RIO Hachs
pris Kate f}rJ Fade Mata orders l.. f. BIig'an
brig Victoria Sanders Rrid ;eown Bar H. P"~o 'd;e''
Rrip ,leta Br Petersen. Port Media. Hon. VIM JeI
pne Pir,nly tR, .scn Cape Town and Port Elizabeth
sJnln mri. 4 7 d sloId Car cio,rr Penn Gr,rg.
schr sarah Il. lass tari Bethel. Tuspan Is y James
s,hr stephen reunet, Douglass santander J H. WIN
,cir Ia woodbury. woodbury.. Portland. r. j. Goodwin
4 Son. -. ,,, ,,, ~ ,.,.,, d. p,,
5 hr { ampion (Rrl richards charloteto"n P l.
Srir Harrir Brewster sanford N,suabo p. r.. Abel
e o,er, palmer Denson Malta for overtop
scT T.F A. PIKE. ttersn Boston led Frye & CO..
Ss%t P'eic tBr Bigt icalsn Rieh,ri y,i 6 Levin
sc%r % tfSfr@ Iii r s.ry, i .g, J,c,ai 4 me. o.
uD
Barge nuGsOn. ,mbI. Phltlephta & r. bald
tNfb.
Barnes Chrsman, SAVANNAH June q, with
udsr. ud 10 ". H. 6aft1s'D.
m, "A / Hazard toi Jriersnnl. itowland.
town. = C. 6dtVs with naval torres
~cht NJ ROgcIs (o II s,Upl, hobnsOn. Musquash " b.,
vs. with ping
Sehr Kane j. to,t HeuIs, ~ u irb RNer with Ice.
scnr T. French II ali. krunr Iec river VIC los.
ThODaS = Rogers, III ri1, pvn .HnA 4" u hsn
sCHOONERs- HiN kh AMI coAaTwlHI.
SARAH lane, N.wparI LIZA Pharo Newpirt
iIi.., \r,y,,ort smith WireI M.
Carp;ue tnrueIia somerset +. win. FAN River.
Ettir Eall iaver Mary an tail over
Jui Terry, Providence. amy Fefu, fro'huhcc
I = nh y 'oS, Tau ton ILz.io Pr r ienG.
Ior ',Iuts New a. harvest Providence.
II -, nt,s Providence. ID. a. f1nyd Providence.
Nrs.eupyr Dt sut N. Floret,a C.. Va mouth
ANCEoRFD At nNEi lsLASt.
Schr Julia A. Ciincb lo ~. Apie"s irOn Musquash, NIB
SAILED
Steamship Aibemiri for Lswss, Del
FOEl iGN FORTS
c.sop> Al Jupr 2s-Arnyed schi. ueorge X. Hatch Muir.
phy NJ r,,ics - -. -, -.
EGOs, nc 2o--Arr1V"l orig hehshA"' SYLVESTER
from Kingston, Jam , So. a, 49, =
,t,rl Morris, ir,m SAILED zs'ih. sehrs North
Am r,o, IDr & W YORK Martha Jan., I.
" o., EKSs Iows Jane SOTbe Williams Guon Line steam
.h - lao nsi Forsyth iro,u Juie 70. tor
roo arysA here IL Vcu>k tis norh The hite star
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Line steamship C'ic Glesfe Liverpool for NewYers
10 { here ~ iUI2 O'Clock tie rtrmng The IBmin Line
Steamship CITY q ester ll cs tis port Sesi ~
TO-DAY r n q Oninn Linz Iislo, Be&
doe, sailed troID L is l,or ,sS Yor yestcrd y.
DOMESTIC pO9Ts
PORT ROYAL Sc Ju 3JAr1Yeu. steamship Car,ndeiea
fr '' Feina aI,na. ia.
BOSTON. 30.-Ar1ved steamship Norman. NickerSou
FRI PD iadeipbl Alp a, ny, 'iar III a.
ley. Niev Ptiade nh a Lizzie wi sou Wilson, . III
T. Kno Sle. chase New-Orleans. Saran l.. DsvtA
Cattrel Savpnnlh
BALTIMORE, June 3n-Ar1ved steamships Nunbsrg. JaA
Nov X tCiir Liverpool EhzA
be,, CirA, New YORK. lark elam, Mosher. LIvsfp0oL
fFJr Ldtea ShiD Yeps sec Aeceath f00c.i
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
THE RAILWAY FOND FoRGERs.

The proceeding of Andrew l.. Roberts and
vacntm, Glelsoa-who are now in jail for obtaining
money on forged hon obtain their release M poor
dbor. WAS ubmI,ted vcscr lay to Judge Van Hoesen
In Common Pipas. Special Term. The evidence shows
that they had a large amount of property IN Saratoga
County which they conveyed, and the p'amtlns a'
whose sui, they are held la claim that their convey
ances were Hcr'y covers tO hide the ownership from
their creditors Both men Ter number OF inhlct
neus for forgery hut only owe Ell 'rt has been mat
trv Roberts on which the Jury disagreed. aud no eHoit
las been made to try Gl asbn
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
PREPARING FOR A RAID.
CHARLES L. LAWRENCE AND B. g. JAYNE PLOTTING
AGAINST MErCuANTS

Charles l.. Lawrence, the notorious snug
gler who pleaded guilty tu the indictments against him
IN the Uni ed States Courts about two months II
stll awaiting sent"nrt and generally believed thar
he will De brought into court Unt"d states
Distrct.Attorney BliNs released him $1,000 hail.
although his smuegg anssctions Amounted t several
mi'hOus II dollars an6 his profits said {" he not
less than S3OoOOo. Ms Biss has also given Lawrence
elegantly furnished apartments beongino the District
Attorneys office In te Unted Staes buildug. where be
Ia ailv employed with b. G. JAYNE concortng scheme
by which large number of merchants are 10 he prc"eded
sgaust Lawrcuces information and under contract
which Jayne sad {" have moneys for the
Government Lawrence if tO he daily writing on
Government stationery at a Government disk willie
jayne in rhe background r clines on GovefnIn, nj
lounge Among the irrpyrrtn employees ahoui tue bud-
ing l. wrence is spoken OF as District Attorney La
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

Ayp GREAT WAS TIE FALL THEREOF.--Sis-
ter Well You know, Bobby YOU eyes st't nn'in
Won can't 40 win Tommy Brown II t,at sImck M
lust's out OF lti' BobDy Luxiou. to De OH Ia all
right know rs out n"w-tcarnt stlJ J-i-i tLihA
heard II talii"-iLODdou Fan
A 90 intTy girl, coming from morplny Walk,
was Told cue ioJnd fresn as Ghisy kssod ny .he
dew To which she lnnocens replied You've got Ay
nAIae rLxht-DAsy; but IL isnt DcwF
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
AN EMeEzzLIva aANK OFFICER PLEADS GUILTY.

John G. Schwartz, the former Secretary of
the GeruaD Uptown Savings Bank. who WAS arrestd
city rw da, ago his return from Cuba. yes
terdsy pleaded guilty 10 the indictment found against
him 10 the ConT of General Sessions and remanded
for seutence schwartz return from Cuba voluntarily
aud IL said Intends give District Attorney al the
his powcr D regard I" the alleged criminal
msIuanageneut Of the bank. Schwartz IL accused OF
rnbzlling S2, ,92l, thr amount Uf the dehricnct DIS
coveie,l bauh doors closed ii ID c'ilhrr
Last but tie books confused icy his false cntrIes
that II been impossible u exartly the condition
OF the bank aud II Improbable thai SCHWARTZ VIII We
able To- wieTt money has Koio thah hus ei
been accounted for. schwartz II son of the former
Presid nj of the bank. who resi- ncd his position IN to
brr 1879 uf nnanc al cipbarTs~in uts II II
said that the essinn O the prisoner VIII snow tie
mpIrifV other officers ~ the bmk In breaches OF
trust aud will lead few days 10 two OF more arrests
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
A JUDGES LIABILITIES.
ANSWER or lY-JuDGR FRERDMAN IN 4 SUIT ALLEG-
ING IMpR PER INFIrENlE.

ANSWER or EY-JUDGK FREEDMAN N SUIT ALLEG-
IxG rMpR PER INFLuRNCE.
A suit, entitled Frances Is. llegeman against
ny A. C.DtIeli, brought In Superior Court, Special
Tor1n to foreciose mortgage Mrs Cantr Us answer
VIE Tim, she had paid Il $50 bonus To g. the loan
ON the ortaa, ami tue mutgagr was void for usury
Tue special Term three questions To lie triei 10y
ury two ou the point whether not there was uSury
the third ~ 10 the umonnl due the mortgage. Tie
era. wn, tried IA 1874 before Judge Freedman. who
charged Tie Jury at rugtb that either the wu"ie mort
gage was void usuy the whole face Of it-sl25oO
was due Tue Juy. after long consultation. came III
with decision that there usury In the case. but
thai III. usuriuus deduction claimed by the defendant
,bouI b. made. and there wis onlv SlII5O due tue
mur,gngu Judge Fr-cdin sharply toll tbc jury that
their hDpgs were utterly irronncil ble aud could uot
be rrc,ive aud explained AZ tiu TIE bearings "f the
deduction claimed by the defendants the question Of
their liability. IN ooncu Jn Ge told them that II
required thirteen minds IN his court 10 make Judgment
and that be would take from them contradictory
verdict SJuu the jury ciIne III with tuH Ytrdict
.ai,rt the defendant Arer Julge Freedman had l-it
tr truCn, Mrs Cautrrli the owner oI Tue Iof closed
uroperty and te cbcf d. fen lam Ia the suit 80 Tar as
interest WAS conceru d, hrongh ,hIough II " Morahxr
hsr attorney suit against Jo j fr' edntu pefs'n-
tIflgh rr,oual motives Judge Freedman has put 10
his an-wrT. IN which hr says lac dos oI pu Ia ie'hhra
pleas avoid delay Though hr fnerNrs hlr 'is "I u
ieuse ~ - Judge ruling wrongly by m'rr mistake. lie
tpcs utterly anv question OF orsnu' feeling ~ t'e
il not entirely uuanOwn 10 him. Tie - u ohl At
hugth his charge "a tue jay, tht Jhibr nhdihb
aud his SECOND cbsRe u them, dnu sAS -
Tint ihe sid answers we're utterly ,noonsist nj aud
contrary Ia tine cnaige dcNefr',. 'hIs drielhn or''
ing ihr the result oi MISUNDERSTANDING Oh
the uar the jury. and believing II Ia ne hs Juy a.
presiding justice la refuse q" G"l'o tcm of sh'o'an
iheu the verdict "f the jul, - ~ uuh ind laet ~
ws his duty did lse accept The -.s!d as the
ycdet of the jury and thcr"po disc area Ten lie
AL L. bat hs action o "rong va" =" J hi ai thd any
and ever parf OF Il was o;"u appeal, ana II
n,, ~ reviewed II Mas the plyInthS own adit That II
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
CRIMINAL. NOTES.

John Callaghap who arrested sbont Oct. y.
/ IL for s,abi q his brtherinaw iomas Burke at No
- Msnre st. aud dsch'rgr ag,in char sed IN re
oa.ns Yesterday the EsseX Market Police Court and h,l'
In 81 0O0 bail
Recorder IIackatt in the Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday George Alien. who pl 'afei guilty 70
~ de- 10 years trr-on
m nj In the state Prison hard lh"r Allen was arrested
while irgary the premises Of A. = u sman.
a No tl2 Fast FIFTY seventh st the IL 81 Jrne 10
se n carroll plckpneket Mt 70 state Prison for four
dix
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01

TIE IRISH TINES. Small Girl" Place, Mis-
ti,er Dunoyin what uclnrk Ia F HorolUger--" Halt
pasi wan" EXT Small Crib tan interval m one
minute Rrfnler Small Giri.l Small Girl" P.aze MS
tbrr Dounyan, what O'Clock L. III" Horulo.er- Sure.
amn't afther tcln' y-r Small Girl" Oehl Dut us
aaother woman tnwld me- Ia yc this tiiDe.'
New-York tribune., 1876-07-01
MIEIATuRF ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun 4:3l Suu sets 1891 Moon setsl244
HIGH DAY-As
SANDY Hook ,lov'- 3ti Hell o. Ferry. bSS
DAY-P. "
SANDY Uook Cows 4l6 Hell a. Ferry tOs