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New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
DFCIsIONS-OCT. IL.

Sinlrc,se Court Chambvs--Bv Judge Barrett
Matter OF MurDhy all would Ike 10 see counsel aoous
this matter Damn agt Haudlbode-MOu0n grahteL nu1u
agt Guad.-Report confirmed. and judgment OF lNosco
granted Matter Of Austn.-Report c0nhfmed; anu uit
f,rauted. Church act. DOwling-hOuOn dene WIN ~
costs this demurrer should be formally argued a tet
Dodge CObum-Ihe defendants tLauina..on -
and there reason shown IOr tne "lPps
Ieut of receiver as the examination discOsos that MIS-
Barton has mortgage thereon 80 Oft
Specjq Icg-By Judge lawrence o)seVel anu aO' "s''
RO0sey Findings settled and Judgment signed
Superior C0wt-Specid Ti9m-By Chief-Jusuce
Curtis-Hrsch AZ. agt. McCOlom mDefendaDts hott,h ~
set aside Judgment the ground of irreguar d4H
costs memorandum. KOchereau ct a. asI WIN e' ~"
Motion granted. r,.--.. o. a,
By JHige Van BruIt-Fleisheim agt. Houseman et al
Order settled Bruce ct a. agt shOok-Orler setueu s1
signed. a.. - .,,or1-
y judge sedgwick-Aa,on ngt Decker-Case and amend;
clts settled MADAM shorrard- Proposed case anu
amendments settled.
Murine Cowt-ChamJer8-B Chief-Justice shea.-
King ag H0n; Jackson agt Dunbar; Cody agJ u OJ~e
Batchelar Pollok Tanning agt Lindsay uAy aS -
Mcyke Cutler; Merwu act. Casey Sciusk aE' lu.
Fadden Hartley HOrnby agt HtIhHi hanson ~
Iaun agt. Cnt0n FOX agt faneri Ly,iu} & ~,
Strong: w sh agt. Ross DeamaTo agt Atialli ntlo
aVi Kelrman; Reuecke agt. Wr5ey.-trdtrs glniosu'
Fretzieldor ag Pcot Loonam agt Picoti DeunlS as'
Paoi Belt Cos Lutz agt RObnsOni Bank Of tho hetopos
agt Jacobs; Newman agt COuuor-Moti0n5 trtutn Ot' @
entered Iine at DObbius Motions dlsu s-tu WIN VSts
Mares aQt The ~ y Athletic Club-MOon ." DISMISS SVn
p9u granted with costs AND tlO costs OF motion be1hs
at Thompson Motion deniod Gibson agt bahN-Niuei'
granted. ,.,,.-..-..o r,,.t .r,rov.1
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

FROM GLASCOW-n, steamship AnchOrid, oct l-JaA
~ burn q. IT, Go It's Aiels III mp-On. r. b. Allison, ~ l.
Rogers JOIN 4. GiimOur Miss Pc tand, samiel HYndua1
Wm. J0husOue BeiJ j.. Gallup John g. White Mr and Mrs.
r.. 1lr. aud MIS- samuel Frrcburu and daughter
Nr. aud tIs. James Wood, Niss Mey. a. MARTINI Mr al1
Mrs. Jam S III. NJ aker Ms l.. b. LiOir Miss GerrNui,
Miss AtreOCl. J. G. Lliiaw, A. q. MDOuEt, Miss iCy
81 DDI8iL Miss Jones. Mrs Nelson aud chl ss Jencfs
Nelson, James Muir Douglas NesDt, MT aud MIS- j. r e.
Brown ITcdk Brown Miss Alice EChsuOn, T. ECa.ir0l, NJ
lfTs j. c. Vail. child ami nurse Miss Ashley l. q. Sul
ton. u. 4. stanton, Andrew stewart Nm. 81 honir
Miss JEANNE HeLdIy Master Andrew Hendly, Mss j. AZ
KEN j. Iiner, Rev. =. b. MAulty, Miss Martla I'll
ciauau. Mis- Clara MCutcAton
FROM HAMBCRG-Lt actmafD FristG, Oct ll.--E
Rpke wife, and cliren, Olga LuEsein, Caroline We-s-
and daughter Charles hltmauu and wife johannes kc
mann, k. Meier wife and children Hugo Do'saHn wis
and children. Dr. a. Fefhcr, 4. ". NcIHtc,c1 uccls
Srei r. nax hUHl-rhc, Mi-CislaW Nerso"c Aafie san.
u, Robert Sturshvrg AID wife, Hem. >tauikebeUN
Clara kcluc jose sauuyDa, J. G. EHalt, WHY AgiimOut
ana wife, G.. r. knors, Johann FeGfer Josef Fischer. julius
Jsulk,rt George Sell. yllt and daughter IeHicb Luhi
and child Elizabeth Kummci and child, lr, j. sc.iegrl.
August >aehu Catha VI fcar pIang. Elizabeth kesr Fus
Schuze, Sacun, Arnold iupIlrr and Vite, Ele Hp
lsr Miln Hulen, GcIEe Eryri, SAutue. schneider aHl
daughter J0hs. Peterson. Peter lsIth, ~fe and children
Schuein LOyr Lrucslre LCppiI. Rudolph Sc.u5ait f. O
Schneider, Charlotte Srhulsun, tHza.cth Cum HcLfT
Dietze. Margr kretscima, Cau kIck, Richard hopgg j.
n Taylor Wifo and cldttr JOA PctCr Stlatlcr Ll1i
Baumaerr, Leopold Pspe. Marie BUtuef and cuiuel
Andr Gaisucgk j. T. Keeling aut wife trau kene. Nllo
Ie Gal, =. Bertschi, Herm Beruer, Antona M3c Jol@
MO,ch, Mllna ALOd and chil, Marie NeuT Jo.n LlcA'
singer aid family
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

AUGUSTA, Ga, Oct l1.-Ihe following is the
crop report OF the Augusta Cotton Exchange: The
weather from tie lst TO tuc lOth in counties To the
I2ln, was very dfy, causns general shedding Of the
young top crop and rapid and somewhat premature
opening OF the grown Jos. Prom the Ion to The I'm
some heavy winds and railstoms were general in tls
secpu b ,wiu aud beating open cotton aud MUIR
if L mo oualf, what Open The dufauZe su red
los the crop Muuy um GrJ rst aGd consequent she'd
dug and probably auoGutS Co ifum IL 20 20 per cent.
Ilrsirg is progressing very rapidly IlIcc-lOuIth, oI
the crop open Large numbers OF extra hands are en-
uio,ca al cash WAGES 10 galrrit Probably halt the
cotton is picked. Tnr yield b. reported ABOUT TIE same
"a, Last year The loss suffered 10y planters rom Aug 10
To Spt. % WAS 80 cat percentage of thcir previous
eAptctatians that ~ C.iucd Co uncrcst-
inats tao Yield. ali probability THIS elton VIII
make about 10 per cent more cotton than last year
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Surrogate Calvin has entered an order
au.iorzue either te pubc private sale OF ,ho entire
pcfaoiiaI property of tir latr Judge '1nn'iN.
The greater portion OF the naturalization
paper. issued u the United states District Court without
the approval OF judge B.acAiold -a'c been returned
Tor proper luduIrD iI,ii.
In the ease of the Ncw-Yoi, AMI staten Island
Ferry Go. against ffo Mayor, before Judt' E..s't 30
supreme Court Gen. Term. the motion &" inlac John
put over until tuesday urAL
The report of Joseph j. Osborn, referee on
thc accounts of thc receiver of the estate "t rA'Hd-n Nee
Cnn shows lc receipts to Iaye Drcu eT,t5l -J. which,
with % inIaucc ~ -Y.7 Ol already ic'rrtrl makes to-
tG OF -- .lJ- %. ouf ,i watch A'rr plI '-r. .-s-
mrui-. etc., amounting In uiI TO 7i'i- ~, leaving
balance Of 5000 Jj
In the ease of William $. Wiley and others
against John II. Csfce before Judge L4rr.morn n sH-
plrrc Court Circuit, Pant il. y.st.r..y, thc p1.uuns
obtained verdict OF S- 90 'r ii. 1,,'',ni M '' "'f
claim. Tie ul|ult- Wr lti. dealer. a N..H.- "7l''
shipped Go tUc defendant Iu Detroit. Itt defendant
claimed The lemons 7,." er'.p un their ARRIVAL o"ih-
to uu-klllui and HnpIoi. IAcaAs.
A scaled verdict was given ycsieri1y after
noon in tuc clse of Henry T. Elrdre AGAINST Robert %.
CorDctt before Judge J. f. DAILY m Common Pleas, Trial
Tc ~, Part H. This SUIT brought iu. about $500.
curIagc lire for The u-pu.ta ION ul Wine 5. ouruS
who ulIeI tis earnings. claimed tipt Joe dIu the
spof ic Ills cInu, On lie ,tl,r baud, that tho d.
lruduAt said n Nla. HtillS C,i not lal lie u.A hc
would.
The suit of Terence J. O'Brien against the
city $40 600 damages for breach OF contract Was dis
missed yesterday afternoon by judge DOuObue IN tile
Supreme Court From tc complaint % appcar,d iaat IN
1870 Wn. M Tweed gave the plaintiff contract ~ the
lowest bidder Tor making frwrr iu IuiUu-squrc, au
the work Do gun, advertised for urH bid, uud
took away tuc contract lum hu, bccdn. as 10 was
stated, hc necessarily bad tI interfere Wtn ilc cars o
the FUIy,ccoud-s % Railroad. The answer was uc-l"ct
AMI delay by plaintiff so trat Tweed after whiting three
ur four notices to ln advertised Tor Htah Dd'' u"cI
the terms of Tue contract.
Some time ago the Security Insurance Com
pany sued Daniel Drew, John ngls, and others, stock
holders OF the Eew-Jrrsey Steam Navigation Company,
and obtained $1,000 damage FOR the sinking oi sMp
insured by the plaintiff This m May, l-G-, no Tie
dime when the company charter expired. When exc
cutlOn WAS levied % was returned uu-dusutd, ihc dt-
PENDANTS having sold the boats ana divided The rrturi-
The defendants are now sued personally, IS having
money belonging tV o., company, and Judge Van worst
IN Supr Court special Iclu gave judgment -ioilng
each Of tHe defendants pspurrlnic. Tue cSr was ar
gutd before tur rUpItm Court, General Term, 1rstcr-
day appeal Uy defendants, aud decision Was reserved
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
WESTERN UNIONS FlNANCEs.

THE REPORT FOR THE LAST FISCAL YEAR.
The annual meeting of the Board of Di-
rectors of the Western Union Telegraph Company was
held yesterday at the comparys Offices at broadway
ana Dey-st The President, William Oron, presented
his annual report he stockholders for tho fiscal year
ending June 80 1876. from which the following is taken;
The oss receipts Of the year from al sources were
slOO34O33 GC; the gross expenses, Sj,633'1I3 69i
and the net earnings S3,399,5O9 %. This ua an IN
crease over the preceding year Of 4"lo per ce cross
rccept 47to per cent gross expenses, ana -I0 per
cent m net profits At the close Of the year the company
had iu operation 1882 miles Of line, loj,5J2
miles of wire. ana 1912 Offices. Since the
close the company has acquired the lines OF
the southern ana Atlantic Telegraph Company and Of
the American Telegraph Company of Michigan. The
MN Der of messages transmitted during the year was
being an increase Of 92lO per cent over the
preceding year. while the average toll collected on each
message was 5000 cents and the average cost joIO
cents The cost Of now instruments and apparatus for
tie year was S954GO Il, an Of which was charged to
working expenses There were expended for repairs OF
limo g5G3 81 3D. AID S;S641J 50 Tor rcconsl ot'h,
maklu- tOtl icudlfJre for maintenance OF AAc o
$3.50 GgG 81, an increase the previous year OF
Sl22J4 IS The capital stock OF te company Is Tll,-
O73,fI0, Of which the company 0Els ana mas IN tie
lS-G was SO 496,3S); amount or sinking uuuS ana
accrued nerest thereon held by tc Union Trust COM
paug, trustees, @l6L2@0 %; tOia iuoeG 9,JI' @ TO- 90,
532,l19 3d. From Dr. net U1htS l9t3J5vJ ~ - tueIe
was dlsbuTscd three dividends. Sls3S2UO 1oj Tor
interest bonds S5l97l2 81; for sinEng iund apro,
prtios SSOO94. mis ns total of S2,4JsOO1 o., and
leaving q surplus oi S941 jO2 80. -
This report is followed py statement OF the condtOn
of he international Ocean Telegraph Company, ana 10
luarF m REGARD TO fc money transfer service, No WOrH-
iug OF Tie pneumatic tubes which is declared 10 be very
sails aciOry, and general review Oi the western Union
was received and pCd and thc old Board OF Dicc
oTs was reelected Tor tno cuIr"nt year
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
NFOPMATION ABOUT SILVER.

WHAT TIE COaG "g.,IoNAL Confession / DOING
The Silver Commission during the present
week has been h1.dug It's Sessions IN the Po,tOhce
nuildmr A large number OF circulars requesting in
formation has been mailed TO business men, bankers
experts and others throughout the country bui 70 these
few responses have been received as yet Senator Jones
said yesterday that the commission worked under dis
al yatages OWN 90 the limited time which was allowed
it-nntl the next meeting Of CcugrcsS-as all of the
information from foreign countries would nave 10 Dc
elected IN respOpse Inquiries by mail. The members
oi the cuinmssiog lurcd, however, TO Obtain great
deal OF infouBti. response to The printed series OF
questions which Ircu sent out They spend several
hours each day DISCUSSION among themselves "ud IN
Informal talks wit practical men OF business, VINO are
freueut callers their sessions. Among oter visitors
Yesterday we e Charles l.. lifmv OF IIfiuy co. ana
Frederick Kuhne The commission viii remain III ses-
sion until the noXt meeting OF Congress.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

If the weather is fair to-day, the great four
mile race for the Centennial Cup where the stakes repre-
sent $4,000 win undoubtedly attract a great crowd OF
spectators to Jerome PARK. Tom Ochiltree' Aerona'
DArncuan and Big sandy VIII contest for the prize
Tom, Ornilfree being the flyore al large odds. The
other four races will not De without interest Ihe
FIRST race, a mfe-aud-an-cehth dash for the Mem
btrs' Gun, members OF the club to ride WIZ
enlist Waco, ridden by Dir. Center; Mn'1e' WIN
Mr. PurIy; Gray FTar with Mr.. fcei' ana
First Chance ridden by Mr. Peters The fifth race vi"
be hack race for Gentlemen riders t1ccquiricr nlt
dl-u which Will have the following starters c'u'yI
rrty horse. Ctuiefs brown WHrr, Poets Fdull5 ~
au. cr's Pclyvog and BahcOcEs Persuaded AtlfRe u
the favorltc n the mile aud quarter race and my 3,A
ir tls nils and tIr, c-,lrter, selling race Pool selling
On p r.gr. was not vcr brisk last evening OWING 10
the excitement over the elections Pools on Three races
were made /. follows: 80 ,..,,..,,s
second Ercr Centennial Cup, f0ur miles o. j. lorna"
rfftr. $50; ~td..t Atl'.il, rtt' Hii'+ % - -''
t1u.au. 80 MtDaHI.l- BIG SANDY. ST. -,,.
gh,rd fIcs, ftT three e'r-nli- o. hl'" NLi F''''
WfI.pk 81. Outclsi, $40; tctto. $50. conner e-I 49,
-~irDCh rlul. f.tHtl7ulp 4''f -'''-'''Nf
sJO, 0Iay IIlar. SlU, WatUie. g-O
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

The team representing the Amateur llile
Club viii shoot to-day 90 Creemoor IN the inter sIal'
rifle MATCH under the auspices x the Crescent C.y iu'
Ciub o., NeR-Od,aus. The targets viii be placed az 'he
500 900 ana 900 yarl ranges, and there VIII hr 10
shots a each distance. Fourteen rifle cldos VIII P"'I
INTO o,ci shooting ON ITS own grounds They are the
Vew-yo-l CITY, slrlioea. Rochester Ocdcn-hurr, ana
Goshen OF New-Yotk; Chicago, Illinois; Providence
Rhode Island; Burlington. Vermont North Manchester
Connecticut: milwaukee. Wisconsin; Boston aud N"t-
cc-tcs, sla--IcIu-ett~, ANA SrW-.l ri- Louisiana
h, iafbuouc L. j.. Alien. J.. Wcbcf. Lieut. oi ldI"c
Nginr Tuton, L. &. BTf., " Jpr H. :. Jewell ann T.
5i,It T. In -alfoll. A. Anderson. and h. G'iEtr in-
,lltol az, O. b. Mitchell. th. captain u' t. team thti
mas. c,.I not accept position. Uu o. hl y b lft'
80 r Of f.. IrM 80 I..H I-tu. will represent ai creed
Iuy tie coaprtiuE q teams shooting al other ranges.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
LAnIEg ART ASSOCIATION.

The first regular meeting of the Ladies ART
Association opening its tenth season. was held Yesterday
afternoon at the studio No 500 Broadway, with large
attendance, Mrs. Henry Peters Gray presiding The
subjects under consideration were the "Pictures Mt the
Centennial" and the BEST Methods in Water-Color
Painting" It was announced that an exhibition under
the auspices Of the association would be hed the second
week in December, and members were urged to contrib
ute original pictures and works Of art and to invite lady
artists throughout the country to send original designs
in decorative, Industrial and high art Ine clis7 III
painting on slate slk panels, conducted by bliss =
ID. Gilbert, has begun It's work The classes IN dldM'uE
painting on chGawarc, porcelain, ana tlos, VIII nc
Opeucd the first week in November. Two new depart
VIII he organized in Novenber-figure talntihs
under the direction of William Morgan, ana ModtlhS'
under s. Hartley. Later in the season class IN lnd
scape Painting aud WaterColOrs VIII be esIabllshtu
under Samuel COlman. Curious specimens oi JaPiese
ant have been given the society by Mrs RchmOuu H.
Phillips Miss Florence Granger has been appoIInleu
assistant custodian the association, cnd bliss hosc
Miss Barlow, and Miss Monks, have been adinltteut 10
membership.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday,
MARY B4u, arrested for tie larceny Of sk uics, VI ,nc
$500 from Mis- Martha W. ftrH of 30. 2iJ West
Twenty nlt a. op detained IN default col $1,000
bal.
The criminal branch Of the United States Circuit
Court was opnrd yesterday, with Judge Benedict presiding.
Ihs U John lull, Ao alleged lNvr o htiaA bl+ iuh
ur IuH1iph MezJc Tor prJuly, were pui upon tr carn
ra Tor Tho clso Of capt. GIut, cIlFct with III
human treatment Ui hs tre,,, set dow for iulay
At the IOmbs Police Court yesterday, John
Gefor the larceny of cloth coat valued l 3d. from
ocr ~ Noualu Van Ripper al Nod Can1i o., was de-
tanned iu ciOuu ball. Pucus ho1Hn, on complaint ot
A. Tracey, sanitary ius scur h,u M default oi
500 uai .rHg large number O 6tt5c On uic premises
al NO 81 Layad SO.
Thomas Conory of No. 30 Macdoucnl-st charge
Nu,0l tie Washington Place Poll" Nudrt Yesterday
WH having i4aucnty obtained ir0i n check Tor $40
on thr Bulls asserts tai -ldy 10, OIry,
VINO D. hOIses M 40 pa West Forty scyruat,
bUuuliI u- livery stable 40 Nu. 20 Wttt Twenty !,l,
number of hor-s o board, prcea.ius 10 De tho OW cr of
Aug. hc them WISHED TO borrow
10 return when hu sold the horses.
Iht o.n. him Catck ior tiie sum mentioned
Tts. aud lc received tHo amount at tine
bank subsequently, was asGslLuUd that the horses wUre
oSucd by named lTcItS i5t. iBal ~ds required OF
CUM u $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
VALUE OF A CLERKS SERVICES DENIED.

The trial OF the case of Henry p. Antes
against Oliver H. F. Archer begun yesterday after
noon in the Supreme Court, before Judge Donohue Ihs
IS suit for 222 80 five causes OF ecton, brought
by Antes for services bOOkkecpcr and accountant ior
the defendant in his personal capacity and as receiver OF
the stuyvcsan Bank The plaintiff testified that he be-
came bookkeeper in the Office Of the Erie Railway COM
papy in ISL and that the defendant agreed To give nm
$500 month for his services, but during eight months
he received only $50 a month Mr.. Archer saying that
ne would make it right tnat 800 OF that cnin Is nm
paid and that S26O is due for making up the deendaSs
accounts as Receiver Of the stuyyosant Bank IN 1873
The plaintiff also claims 81 .462 % for services
TO tie defendant from 1s52 10 lSIl Aui'a
further asserts that in 1872. when TIE defendlut
was Obliged to resign the NicePre-dcncy o the tIle
COMPANY. he went into his employment lhat ~, utH.
up certain statements showing ths financial cohe"n oi
tie Erie Company by order of The Lie James f'L'JI,
and that the defendant Interested IA proving me
u-management Of tnc financial affairs OF the company
that a certain dividend was fictitious ana Hauduirht l
order 10 affect change ia the difcCioiii ldt lut ne
feudaut agreed u give the plaintiff 9lo'po Tor pr'pdl
ing the necessary statements ana culecttE th' INo'
The plaintiff also mentioned other service, 4or & or
which ne claims slG2L3 30 with interest Ihr N.irhl-
ant claims that be uid the paihtlh III iull anu u'io'
the value OF his services o. dlltetu.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12

Robert Garrily, who was indicted 10y the last
Grand Jury for ihe murder Of John smith al N"''"'
West Thirly-cghthst. the night of Juy 1, was pt
upon trial in the Court of General Sessions before judge
Sutherland yesterday On the evening OF the murder
Garity net two girls named Caih,rire Brand ara
Elizabeth Woif u Thrty-igth-st, and, u r. alleged
m ld an insulting IcIuara oI tEcu aItcr"diu iu
lowing nud striking uf tuc girls n front ol me 1oh-e
where smith was sitting upon the steps, sWilh i't-
frreI and gave ~ blow o Garir, Thcttupon ulr liief
ran acru.s the street and trz.d carruu win "irh
he struck Smith upon Ii- mead, fatally iulurng nm;
Smith died three dag- a.t.rTuId 4hc case continued
AN day. ON tlr part Di tuc defense it was claimed tu'
fhc PRISONER WIS inioxr and had no intention Oh
striking the fatal blow.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
PACIFIC MAILS IsrDrUs TRANSPORTATION.

A meeting Ofthc joint committee represent
iD. the Panama Railroad Company and the Pacific Mail
St amsip Company. recently appointed to arrange the
details for permanent agreement between The two com
u.cs I'm rcgaid to transportation between this port and
California by the way OF the sthmus held yesteT-
day AZ the oHce OF the Panama Company, at No. Z
Nazssu-st. All the members of the committee, II was
stated We're lu favor Of an arrangement similar 20 that
ma lc some tune ago hctWtca ts fII5u1 Transit ANA
the Panama Railroad Companies After the JOINT CONF
nftCe has agreed their action win have To be considered
ANA approved by the boards directors Of tie
tive companies before the contract il made binding
Consequently u I probably be several day before mo
il settled
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
GREENWOOD LAKE REGATTA.
THE sINGLE-sCULL RACE FOR PROFESSIONAL OARS
MEN AWARDED TO LANDERs.


MFN AWARDED TO LANDERs.
The professional regatta for single sculls,
10 miles and return took place at Greenwood Lake yes
terdoy under the auspices OF the Greenwood Lake
Sporting Club A. H. Ycrnam being president OF the re-
gatta committee The prizes wcre First S2OO second
500: third $50 The race to have taken place at
D. m but there was a fresh westerly wind blowing
rougbcning the wafer considerably that it was BID p
m before the races:began out Of 10 entries six started
in the following positions with respect TO the west
ern shore: Frederick Piaisted OF New-Nork'
John Nickel Of Cressk Station, Penn, Henry Coulter
Of Pittsburgh, PENN John Bign Of New-Iork; Edward
Powell OF Pittsburgh, Penn John A. Landers OF Boston,
Mass The referee was Richard L. Neville OF New-l ork
and the Judge at the finish. r. II. Hamilton, captain OF
the Passaic Boat Club, Newark, Nj. ,
The signal for starting WAS gwen at o:lo p ih au1
Coulter took the lead Landcrs starting last About te
end Of the FIRST mile Paisted took the lead, ROWING 40
strokes To the minute. aud the first To turn, WIN c
other, IN te following order: Lauders Coulter, Mchl
Powell and Bi din. This order maintained 70 me
end. the boats following each Othcr aj hHOfl lnlciNas
with no difficulty fouling. Piasted held the ItdH
easily, followed by Laudcr5 about SIX lcnglhS Dthihu
TDcr. was "a struggle for time Tor thlid place., pti
Coulter feeling safe slackened mp Just bcInre IN nn
allowing McKicl 10 the line ONLY hllf lcngh pe
hind him. The came in I'm the following ORDER ana
time for the three mics: Paisted 81 min. 45l2 sec
Iauders, 2l min. 53le sec Coulter - min O3 2 Seo
1frKiel % min CIi2 Sec; Powell and Bgu, 1lnc hot
taken Al the close or the race Bigliu roWed ny 10 t
referees boat and protested against Falsltl' h' h'I'
aud COUlicr for turning the stakes ln the W ious
non. and Iandcrss hackers entered similar chiTEo
aga INST an the others Tor the same reason The referee
reserved Lis decision. The referee awarded lust money
L3IdcIs The second TO Bu, ana the thlfd 10 lONe
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
MELTING or TIE BAR ASSOCIATION.

The regular meeting of the Bar Association,
its FIST meeting after The summer Adjournment, WAS
held ast night at iis The reports OF the stand
ing committees merely presented the fact that the club
was solvent and reducing steadily ats mortgage Elliott
F. Shepard stated that the call Tor delegates TO form
state Bar Association had been 80 far answered that
delegates from cvery county, with the exception oi
Lssex County, had been appointed Everett G. WheelS
asked carly discussion OF the amendments proposed
NIf TutoJps code, which iz CO 20 INTO rncc next
Mlv. After some discussion 10 was made tAe special
order fl thr first regular meeting ~ November.
The Association adopicd resolutions Of tgrct for The
loss OF John l.. Cr. Shy and Edward H. owen, I. J..
Vince and Henry A. Caw sgcallug M euiosy Of th'1
A committee was appointed to report appropriate
memorial Of Judge Mcneil and Augustus 4. smith.
New-York tribune., 1876-10-12
THE COURTS.
THE SINGER WILL CASE.
rERMrNAT1oN OF THE LEGAL CONTEST.


Surrogate Coffin of Westchester County yes
terday granted order authorizing David Hawley, exc
cutor Of the OF the late Isaac NJ Singer to pay
$4,000 TO each of three children Of Mrs Mary Ann
Foster and Mr.. Singer for their support ana malnte
nance in anticipation OF fun settlement OF tie Affairs
OF the estate The counsel OF Mr. Hawey inerposed no
objection to the order being granted inasmueh as an
had been arranged with Mrs Foster Tor the
termination OF all legal controversy in the case Upon
the rendition OF Surrogate Collins decision against the
claim of Mrs. Foster the widow OF Mr.. Singer ana
the confirmation Of that decision by the General Term
Of the Supreme Court the counsel Of Mrs. Foster an
nOunced his nteutIOn Of carrying the case TO thc o
OF Anpeas and began suit To recover damages alc-u
10 have sustained by her by being dspOssess'd on
house and furniture given tO her by Mr. singer ana Dy
the non-naYment OF $50 per week. according 70 the
terms an agreement entered into between herself ana
Mr. Singer. Taking cOnsderato view OF the case the
OF Mr. Singer, with the advice ana consent Di
counsel and the other persons interested IN tht mat
Ter the sum Of $4,000 which had been previously
offered To Mrs Foster in full settlement or al her EtE
ances was recently again rendered 10 her Wcn sAe mas
accepted.