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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
ERlF, GALWAY.

ERlE GALWAY.
AZ SPRING ARRANGEMENT Of Trans, In effect March.
1916:
n-Cincnnati and Chicago Day Express. Drawing room
Coaches Bua ana sleeping Coaches 10 Cleveland ah Chi
fOi5 a. m.-Express Mail for Buffalo and the West
Sleeping LOach To buffalo
~ Ia Daily tagitc Express for the West. sleeping
Coaches tIo XII Rochester. buffalo, Niagara Fails Clncu
nai Cleveland ana Chicago without change; also Hotel I'm
ingcars TO Cleveland aDi Chicago. =.
Trans leave CuaInbcrss Depot " Y, for Newark, -,
$50 lO4j. ll5O $40, 81 ami C:lI D. H. and IL iid
night SATURDAY nights only san. Az 20 a. ' oSO p ~
3, 3:4j, 49, rs. g. $50, s1o 1913 $50 p ~ sunday
$50 10 las, G:3o llj0 Paterson, go, $50,
$50 10. 10 As, 80 II noon A. 3 3j, $40 49,
II midnight. Sundays $50 9lj 10 l4j $50
T. ii 30 p Suneu Gao, 730, 10 1915 m, $40 . D.
II 30 sJnGeys $50 10 a. n go :, i5o p m Corn
buTc. $50 9 1915 800, 4;30 y. sundays $50 a. ~.
Warwick, 1870 40 8:3O y. m. Kingston, J:5D r. m
sundays $50 a. Goshen, $3.50. g. lO:iD a. M 3"o 3D.
$50. u, IN. Sundays $50 10 a. M ID Aid,le,o~n'
y The a. 4 80 irais connect with New
YORK Oswego Midnd Railroad haiust Port Jeryis
1890, o, 40 $3.50 Sundays s:3o 10 a. n ana
NORTHERN X. II. OF M.
Trains leave for EugCVood. Chester, lgrn0nt tFacS q
for all except NyackD $50 945 M, 1880 2t5 40,
$50, 6:3O 1850 Saturday nights only at II 30
Sundays. g a. III. airi g. =. N.
Narnet Spring Valley. and Monsey, 9:f5 m AS r.
NOiE-IIains leaving Cham1. rst even or haG h0arS
leave 23ds fifteen minutes &c her than above lno; Trans
leaving Chambers 81. quarter hours leave 2Sd 81 Ly
minutes earlier. Boat leaves 23dst ~ 1880 connecting
with trains leaving Chambers 81 at ll3O and II md
night
Sleeping Coaches re obtained and orders ir the checking
23G 4Ol, SO aud 9j7 broadway; 80. COUrst Brock
lyn and at the CCmpauy's DeF3is.
Express trains lom the west arrive m NewNOrk at f25
no n BOOT General Passenger Agent New.York.
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5dies 81 auction.
iilarulc Gno Slate HiGnle!s.

-F'"'0'S WIZ -'''-~
4 ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ WORK TRIJUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. Ma. 4. - Broadway cor. lAirty-
list St or :s5S West twenty tlri-sL EightIaye.
so Thiu.aye, Furty-seYcnihsi III ue HARLEM
OFFICE. No. 2.9~i TAirdaye, cor One-hundicidud
twenty curthst Harem &ayinss Bank BudlnSb up toop
III, al re- uar OAco rates.
1 TTENTION Now Is the time 10 purchase
"a SLATE AND MARBl.is IANTI.LS.
- low. Slate Steps and ers and an KINDS OF
slate work PINEINN SLATE CO..
30 Unionsquare y y. alta ave. ald lItlst)
GAS0NI g. lSOLA.
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS
I46 lj2 West 10Th ST, near Broadway.
Monuments Manel, Affairs, Iignr's Thing WaIscot!hf,
&c and manufacturers Ia llay OF maIDc
work of every descTDuOn.
MARBLE and MARBLElIED MANIELS,
We NEW DESIGNS, from 81 upwards also Monumental
Or at greatly reduced prices MarGc turning Tor The rdr
A. KLABER. No l34 East Eighteenth 81
StTEWART Slate. Marble, and Wood Manteis
- ard elegant designs, ranging N price from $40 up
The trade b.raly nealt with 20 and 30 West 23jst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

~. EAST 4TH-ST Large furnished ROOM
~U FOR gentleman and WIFE two more gentlemen
llso ballroom, with or without board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

40 WEST 1GTH-ST., between 9th and
~ an large and small ROOMS, cey furnished TO
LIT with BOARD transient permanently to gentlemen
nd Niy orr gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

PHYSICIAN OFFICE TO LET; also, fur
Hished with every c0uvcnlenee, with or WITHOUT
breakfast. 40 Jlst-st, opposite Grand Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

~ WEST 10TH ST, near 9TH aye.-A large
Z.D snnnv mont ROOM second door. with BJARD for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

III WEST 17TH-ST.-Two second story con-
Dl necrrpg reoz $ with bosrd from April single room
from date, 10 parties desiring renned home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

y Il y - - j n a
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trans leave New from foot Of DesJTosses and
ETpress ior HARRISBURG Pittsburgh the West and South
With Pilan Palace cars attached $50 a. ~. and $50
PF smsroP and Lock Haven via Philadelphia and
IIe r. r. Diva conne'tn AZ @ ma ~ 90 a. M Ior
nec n al CORY Titusye Petroleum Center and the oil
@ I uior WasidH gton. and the South wash
mgtn OF Pullman arior Cars daily except Sunday,
" 5T At "siso ~ 10 IN Regular at
* res Ia.IaaelpLia, Z 7$o so. csc a. m 1880
asa . p IN Emi Is aat aad second class. ! .. N: "
For New4rk al o. 30 q 40 &, 10 II m. IN:
go rs TO- 5o % mo- no. and M "a night sabGsy
go GO, {. and $40 P H.:
tSr g ht-SSid 81 u o 80 ~ p u 81 Sio u 60
go d 10. 81 TO- II - IN, and IL night. sunday,
Or .Fahaa.''s, VA ~ 10, II ar l2 NJ, ~
For Woolbrdge P.ll Amboy and eoath Anboy, ana 10
f ioi New Bf1nsSck l. aud II m, 3 $40 4lO go
G:l p M And - IiYht Sas5a az q = N
fol Kingston asa Rocky all - a. m aid 40 pm
toI rr nss.9n z s. 40 a la5 TO y 10 and p
Tor IhuLpsbufr and bei'idere, $50 q. IN and pm
IoI L1enilstgn, go a. ~ and p "a.
FOR Tnou BOdeni0wn, Burin on, and Camden, 1850 and
go M M i3 u 81 nd z 4 a. . n aaS aahS9 Hi
For Fart.E ga.!. and squan, 7:SD a rs and z m
fCmbeTiOl anu Idhdsn VIA frlih Auboy.
o. 70 :, M and via Monmouth JuncuOn, 4:lO p.
FOf lgtstown aud PouOcftOn a. III, VIA Perth AhDoy
Ira S S rive rs follow Yron Pittsburgh sos and 1850
spa o F,o SS 10 sio an and I B.l,inor. OK a. n.y.
se gSh S,i 5l6 sp eco Ii2O iifi "a AZ
r. 10 lis. lis. an NJ 10 esS. i0z7 D; an.
Ticte oees 500 and ga Bro,dway NO A.toT Hsas
TToopiyn and Nos ia lls and ils hud''ns- H'oo1ss
IMMIGRANT Ticket ofhse No Battery place ,.,,
d n BOYD u. GEN. faAseAssf As'A~
FRANK THOMSON, General 0AAAgsE
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West Side.

west SIDE.
NICELY FURNISHED FL00R-Parlor Bed
y and side Rooms OIL one hoor without board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

ETH-AVE., 81, FIRST door below 16th.-M. f.
- GAGR.-Two large rooms with board, permanently OF
trtIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

1QD-ST., W., 202.-A handsome back pallor
s auI extens on 20 LET with board suite OF snsy
40 t and fourth story rooms ytns hrstcass
IrtIn nI,.lrIAir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

HI WEST 21ST-ST.-A very handsomely
Il 1 furnished SECOND FLOOR aud other ROOMS,
in or hout class beard kind attention everything
table desired TefrfeHees
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
IEMIGH NAILFY RAILROAn.

r. AKKANG EMENF OF PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec. >,
deyos foo; Of COTandi and DesTosses at
a m I.ason Bethlehem, Allentown, Mach Chunk,
uaAeion, Eosvur Meadow, MahanOy CIV shenau oan MI
Carmel, Miktsbarrc PttstOn. EiFa. connecting WIN
trains for Ithaca Auburn Rochester Bulalo. niagara FANS
D. IN Tor EastOu, Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch Chunk,
asetnn alanOJ City, Shenandoah, W kosDaIfe, PittsO,
lock ma~Ilg connections for Reading,
lOt;sy.lia ami Harrisburg
4 !. M, Edsl0n, bethlehem, Allentown, and Iauch
ChLnk stopping AT ell stations . &c., , .,,-, 4.
u. M aIy, fOr Eastou bethlehem, AL
cr;oNu Mauol Chunk WkcsbGlre, lIitstoI isl.il -,
connecting with trains ior Ithaca AuUur Roehstof B1ho
NioJa-a Falls ana Pullman sleeping cnacles
Attached. KDBr Ii. SANitE., sup aid f-DSr.
tH,l. Eastern o,oe cJuer Of Church Cortlenut sts
4 4 fuf-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28
NEM-YORK CENTRAL AND Hind

N INV 1UNN YIN NH IND TINIJNVN
~ PIVER RAILkOAD.--AUer Jan. /, 1876. through
trai VII leave Ora 81 CrItral Depot; "a
2. Chicago ana Northern Express with drawing
through 10 Rochester.
10 so Specia Chicago Express neutrality-suspicious.
u Rochester and Bu12.o -. - ,,..-
4Dn y IA Montreal JXpiess, VITA -. slhECars from New
York - AIbars. arriving Montreal al % 90 a.
u. ia slc'plnE-caia Tor Mat;rtown ana
CauaRiaigla - : ii" '0I.i Eh.
m Paclfc Express DAILY with sleeping cara Tor
Rochester, NaCars Fails Buffalo We an ana Cincinnati;
Chicago VIA both l.. :. and " C. Railroads
loo D m Express with sleeping cars for Albany ana Troy
WI" iIdi"S as per i|''' ''"'' c. II. KENDRICK,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

ID Leave New-York of Desbrosses and Cort.
BOO for Washington and The West Pullman parlOr
Pullman seepers 9nd day I@n baltimore % Pits
con eeios Tor Columbus, Indianapolis, Louisville, and
255 p ~. asington and ire souh Savannah Florida
aud Newor,'ns. Through cars from New-YorK 10
1856 ?. m, daily, for Washington the south and West
Pullman slee2ers 10 " asigi0n, aud from Baltimore
tOr Louisville Annapolis te souil and % in,Wssl.
Lynchburg savannah, Florida. New C1eans and tho
For through tickets please call Compsnys Offices, 26l
so and 80 Bro39way Newi ore and at ticket Offices
ASA FOR ricKETs VA BALTiMoRE hSiD OHIO R.iR
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY.
ala Frcg1 station IN foot Of ibertys Connects
Win De c and Sh at F Il a% With q@S be
Tcet a To rs and e ss Vest asS %
Central iennSy 1Sr ang AeT IerS aiate
commencing Dec J. l,75-Igaye New York as follows:
nam am Ms eve TEAM TOR Eason Beyidere BetIehem
barre Posyille. scranton, &c.
742 MAY Train for fle@ng3n and Easton. connects
aoHS S ' ESa qs G dsv Except sundays for
Ession Alentoyn. HARRISBURG. and the West. Connects
Gi,syile scr1nion Da6yis, wiismspcri Sc. ',N''''
1915 a. m-WRy train for somcryillc aHd Remington
Ag S aok t 4anss for v L1iS W1
Sarre Eaadag Columbia Lancaster Ephrata, Pottsve
245 p n~EArnEss for Easton, Belvidero Bath, Mauch
$50 D. uL-Way train for Dunel en-
400 IVA tram for Ea ,t Allentown and MauGh
CHUNK connects AZ Win DEL iacf ana west r. X
$50 D. m.-Way tTai1 Tor SOmeryie and FlcmpgtOn
300 D. m.-Way train for Duuellen
5:l5 m-EyFNNG EXPRESS da ". for EastOn Allentown
Msuch Chunk, Wkesbare, Towanda, Reading and Harr1s
$50 p m-Way Train for SOmervle.
600 p. m-Nay Train Tor SOmerylle.
$50 D. m.-Way Train for Dunelen.
700 \. m-Way FRA for Somervlo.
Iu-For Easton.
$50 y. m.-Way Train for SomeIylle.
1900 y. in.-WSy Train FOR Ounelen. NJ -
For Elizabeth at 5:3 6lJ, 6:3J, Z, 1880 TAB ?, $40
900 $40, 1918, llI5 a. W.; ~ H.. l2i'l 200 2A5 ;
3d. 3l5, 4. !: >, 40 40. o 3;i0 o@, 5;i' o. 6;lc
$50 !, 741 800 $50 1880 ll:l5, II p IN. O.. -,
w. r. T. KICKER SGpt. and Eng.
Ii. p. BALDWIN. General Passenger gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

COQ WEST ST-TwO very desirable
QUO ROOMS ~ let with BOARD, ia honleiike faulty
moderate, good Vocation Eley atsd EsrSsd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

AUNDRESS.-A young woman as iiist-class
laundress AID assist with chamberwork best CITY REFER
Vast list.
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NEW YORK. NEW-HAyEN AND HART

NEW-YORK, NEW-HAVEN AND HART
~ FORD r. R.-NEWYOHK AND NEWHANEN Dl
NISlON.-Wi..sr Arrangement C0mn;encin9 :. ! Isl 9.
Passenger station in New NorK, Grand Central Depot en-
' TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
trains Ior New Haven leave ii z: tAcc'nl 500 (fN
eO3 tAocnb 10 a. IN. lEa.p " y. (Accnh (Exl ~
acc NJ $ tEg.) 40 aud 511 local Ey, tLX and 10
(EX.l 1. m
2 20 B. UtsA 40 :I5 $40. 6:51 81 10 For stamford
7lO, % 9O5, 10 30 ~ ~, J. 80 aIf 200 ok,
$50 40, 445, 40 G:ij, 20 . 10 and II 30 D. m
Boston EXPRESS VIA Spriughel AT 500 and 10 a. and
p M: VIA store Line at and 10 J, M The so a. n
500 and 10 a. M and . 3 AID 10 ?. at Bridgepot The
90 aud L. connect with Shore Line d.
yison for PTortience The 500 M ana m connect
with shore Line ID Norwich New Haven
and northampton X. h. at and the sos a.
and for New port SO, 10 ami
meet VITA COnaccu RIVER r. l.. at ingfeld, and
for Montreal Ihc 500 q. D. connect ia Nau
Catuck Ri. d HousltOnlc r. e. Bridgeport. The
a. % sG t4O T. IN with DanDurv and Norwab at Soutl
canaan X. r. stamford. ~ " ~ = 49,
Boston Mtil Trains Z Sprin 10
d. IL. Providence.
Drawnsro m Cars on bay Express. and Sleeping Cara
Night Express Trains
Tickets can purchased ut Ticket Oice OF COMPANY
Grand Ce.a Depot or al oicts OF " Y iialsies Co., ga
York, AID No COIrist, brooklyn will
80 checE .agsase from residence To destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

1lA WEST 1JTH-ST.-To Let with BOARD
SlU In email Aniei7cgn family, aIge front rooT ~
connecting third Moor also large room on second
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Doaro ano Rooms.
Below Fourteenth-st.

~
srraug sments the coming VIII Dd desirable
Rooms with excellent BOARD. ~ No - lAa5rltt pbe
l0ons for families parties VI ladies' or gsntomen
Pc exc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

$40 Vabcrmau sgt Writers.
lgg. Brown at. Goodwin.
n. Lawtou :. ". Go. agI
Ocean :. &. CO.
g3. .Trcdweil agt. lomerOy
81 al
2i2. Brown. &c, sgt Nor
H. e j.
IS Binsse ct al. agt. Nc
Callum ct vi.
23g. .Cestral ". Il. CO. OF \.
y. agt. Matthews
ct al.
81 Middleton agt Gardi-
net.
"a. Weir agt. Vail ct al.
25l .Inbune Association
AT. sun Pub. AssO'n.
200 Bhd-al at. l.app. tai.
So. Miller ct al. agt. sledse
- al.
8Cs Williamson agt Cobb
etal.
ls3. Boardman agt. l.. :. and
Mich. >. X. II. CO.
CIgCuIT-PART
Case On-lS27 Tay
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-28

EOACHMAN, GARDENER, and USEFUL
~ MANA single young man, VINO undersia the care
semsnt Of horses oroughly also plain vtgeaDe
gardening like place city county IA aiso WIZ
ng 10 maze himself useful furnish good reference Al-
ply at ODELL Co.'s AGENCY, 100 West 3ith'st Inquire
Tor p
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-25
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
TUESDAY. THE 7Tg DAY OF
NOVEMBER
Next at the different precincts, in the County
of lincoln, an Election will be held TOR state
and County, District and Township Officers an d
to vote for or against an Amendment to the
State Constitution; also for or against State
Convention to Revise the Constitution of the
State, viz:
STATE oFFIcERs
Presidential Electors,
l Member of Congress,
l Supreme Judge.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
l State Senator, Treasurer,
Assemblymen, Assessor
Sheriff, Surveyor,
Clerk, Recorder
District Attorney Public Administrator,
Superintendent of Schools,
l County Commissioner-Long Term.
l County Commissioner-Short Term.
PRECINCT OFFICERS.
Justice OF the Peace, l Constable,
School Trustees.
Constitutional Amendment,
Constitutional Convention.
The BALLOTS to be used ut said Election
shall be printed on good quality of White
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-25

foFFICnL.l
DROPOSED AMENDMENT AND RE.
J. vision of the Constitution of the State of
Nevada, passed at the seventh session of the
Legislature:
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing, That the Constitution of the State of
Nevada be amended as follows:
Amend Section one of Article TX of the Con-
stitution of the State of Nevada SO as to read as
follows:
Section l. The fiscal year shall commence
on the first day of December in each year.
Passed January 10, 1875.
Resolved, by the Assembly, the Senate con.
curing, That our history as State, has taught
us the necessity of revising the Constitution
we therefore recommend the electors at the
next election for members of the Legislature, to
vote for or against the calling of a Convention
for the purpose of revising the Constitution of
the State of Nevada.
Passed February IS, 1875.
hereby certify the foregoing to be true cop
les from the original enrolled Resolutions on
file in my Office.
TsEAL Witness my hand and the Great Seal
Of State, August /, 1876.
I'D. MINOR,
au43m Secretary Of State.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-25

once of the Phoebe silver Mining
Company Location of principal place of bus
iness, San Francisco, California; location Of
works, Phoebe, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at n meeting Of
the Board Of Directors held on the fifth day of
october, 1876, an assessment mo. l4) of Fifty
Cents per share was levied upon the capital
stock of the corporation, payable Immediately.
IN United States gold coin, to the Secretary at
the office OF the company, Room 70 Hayward's
Buliding, 4l9 California street. san Francisco,
California
Any stock upon which this assessm ment shall
remain unpaid on the ElGaTH cay of NO
VEMBER, 1876, will be DELINQUENT, and OVER
tised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment is made before. will lie sold on Fri.
day the first day Of December 1876, to pry the
delinquent assessment, together with costs of
advertising and expense of sale. By order OF
the Board of Directors
FRANK v. SMITH, 8, cretary.
Ohice-Room No. 28 Hay wards building, No.
4l9 California street, San Francisco, California
o12-td
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ASSESSMENT NOTICES, ETC.
Meadow Valley Mining Company. =.

Meadow Valley Mining Company.
location OF principal place of business, FAN
francisco California: location OF works.
Phoebe, Lincoln County. Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at a meeting of the
Board of Trustees of this company, held on the
twenty. ninth t?sthl day Of september, 1875, an
assessment tNo. ~ of Seventy. FIVE Cents t76c,
per share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin. to the Secretary at tho
once of the company, rooms over the Office
OF the Union insurance Company. No. 4l8 Cali
fornia street, San Francisco. California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the sixth (6th) day Of No
v-mber, 1876 will be delinquent, and sd-
vertised for sale at public auction, and unlesu
payment Is made before. will be sold on Nom
day, the fourth t4th) day Of December, 1876,
to pay the delinquent assessment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses Of sale. BY
order of the Board of Trustees
II. W. COLBURN. Secretary.
Ofce-Rooms over the office of the Union In.
surance Company, No. Alb California street, San
Francisco. California. ob.td
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16

art Grow 81 AL wish whether the AFFIDAVIT hled In
4onee my previous memorandum has been served on the
oantis attorneys Hof agt Pentzrne demurrer should
T. at the special Term in its regular order motion do
s4d without costs; menOi andum. Meehan agt Cady.-
GRANTED let the return be for the 18th at 10 a. m.
Judge pOnohueMatter Of the Reeeivershp OF the Co
sunhisn lns Co-Seted. Iangerfed sg LangeTield-The
e,der stand 1t L. Martin agt HicksMoon denied
memorandum
By Judge Barrett Metropolitan Savings Rank agt. Fz
simmons and aIo-OnlcT granted denying motion.
By Judge WestbroOk.-Iife Association of America agt
Rhodes Order granted denying motion order of
reel
Suecdl Tam By Judge Donohue.-ryne -. Williams
dismissed opinion Williamson agt. Hunter ct AL
agt OwdreyJ Judgments for defendants demurTers
spiaious.
By Judge Van yorst-Astor ct al sgt Morris.-Decreo
sigued
Sapei0r COaTt-Spec;Gl T3m-Bv Judge Sedewlck
schwartz &C, ag OCOnnOT at al. Referees report con
nmed and Judgment Of foreclosure and sale Nance ct az ag
The Mayor, &c.; agt COlender agt 6flinlb
Anderson agt. Priest Miller Greenwich Swings Bank
al. kaufman agt Kaufman.--OIders granted
Common Pleds-Specnl Tefm-Bv Judge Robinson.
Societie IHarmOnieSee memorandum
fnr counsel. William :. Dunton agt: Marion w Dnnton-
in divorce action deneu Oi "hht vi Jn
sicton see memorandum
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
THE COURT OF APPEALS.


n.rscns handed down order rmed and Judgment abso
,nte for defendants stipulation with COstsWalace agt
kwinton Harris agt The Equitable Insurance Company
Jancey act. Clark ,,, .
ssten. The People eX rel. Meyer agt. Asten.
affirmed agt. Gunther, Morse
at Gleason Perkins Hatch COnlin agt Cantrei Arm
sfrong The " V g. and c. H. H. Gendenning aG canary
frr of General Term and Judgment entered
with costs-SlOane sgt Elmtr
order o modified and Judgment OF special
Term reversed and trial granted costs to amde tne
flG0 Tor penalty. and in spnates the JUDGMENT
be without costs to either
THIS HintermsteT agt The First National Bank
General reversed and that OF Special Term
wcdne TO divide the surplus more equally between me
gagee Of appellant at General Term aud IN tins
be hrst paid out Of the fund the respondent to recover
costs.-C,recne agt Deal.
order affirmed and Judgment absolute for plaintiff on
stipulation with costsH8gera age Lake shore ana Ceniai
Railroad
Appeal from oider dismissed with costGendinning sgt
MooDs-Alfaro ACT Davidson.Motion 10 dismiss appeal
1lGany agt. FalT.-Mcti,n ioT reargunent , ~.
No S6oDelos WeDtworth respondent set Alvoria went
worth aplean-Argued by : Morgan OF counsel for a
pellaDt and by A. II Prescott FOR responG' Et ,,,
No. 2OO-March The Fist National Bank of Mobile
Argument resumed and concluded.
No 2uo-Josiah = smith A. appelants eg Jacob Van
appellants. ana by =. II. Tcneyck for respondent. -
20i- Charles II. Osborne respondent, agi
Eeech, appellant submitted
No 17O-Hcnry H. Saunard e AL respondents ae -auuel
y Prince. appellaut.-Appeal dismissed with costs.
zOJ- The Atlantic ani Pacific Telegraph company re-
tpOndent against PaInes et al. aVelin Argued
Nv Hand Of counsel for appellants amt Icy Chas r. L"u'ner
fuT respondent.
Proclamation was made and the CONT adjourned -
pay calendar for "Wednesday, Feb. l0 lS7" N"~ IH 2O4
80, zoo \, 2O7, 2o9, 2lO, snd 2ll.
New-York tribune., 1876-02-16
SHIPPING NTELLIGENCR.
PORT OF NEW VORR


PORT or NEwYORR ...................F FTg Is
CLEARED,
Steamship Calabria Hsnes Liverpool g. ~ Tranck yn.
steamship colombo prl' Whiting HUI Eng {. J. Wng"
steamship Columbus Reci Havana. W. p CLYDE & 90.
steamship Cleopatra BuElcy Savannah "a' hnrIay fT
Steamship Acapulco Cray AsInwal, Pacific Mail steam
'"iH SHie,E.hip Glsucus Besrss Boston H. F. pmock
steamship WynoSe. Go9Gl m a''"'H' O'S FO"' anu No'
Steamship Wm. r clyde Ingram Philadelphia James
f@q Raps pro.rerino Palaso rt) Cork Falmouth
BTig annie BacAeder stsclman philadelphia Evans. Bal
seRr. Aser Mason, Rose. Wilmington y. C., T. D. Huil
schr Harriet Brewster sanford, Nasuabo P. II, V On
sc6r JSsse CARL Uuderhl Baraooa Z J. wenbTr
SEM Kcatdo Larros, Newton hayasuez, r. r. B j. Wen
SCR K II Hartman, Hartman caidenas l.. p. Buck
w. ARRIVED.
via Qusenso~ ith with dse aud pis t, John q. D''
o, asioWi 81 with mds pass r " Hurst,
5 5ea%sGs sp5 Is.. cna%PiE o ~ aShsT laSS ~ ''
sanisl iSa Se al pss 10 Old :. .eamsp CO.
Gr ncs ioing oi Yarmouth, Me- Anderson. Char~nte
81 ser 1' Anaa Ti1 rodec ro.q rre Win sugar &c
schT John I. Manson, Manson, Baltimore.
DOMESTIC Ports:
Buuuohr Feb Ij.--Aulvcd. steamship Wm, Kenn"iy
Y%,5g % aa rq% 2aaTe& c S1S t e @ or for WI XII
mington y, bark Noyaser Pay lc for ko JIneiIo
Hans iiom I4!erroo bng Ah,e La fo,le Maia9as
wocihal IRON NeNloik on ihe port lob ~ "'rss b"i
V.rm MOtucI from IIstIlvi AI4''"'i i'i''i ldhI
from HAVE. ,-.......... ,,.,,..... a..
Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
pt ptyyol-1JI Feb l5Ihr General JIan-ataHtc COMPANY
steamship Peroic Calhoun, uom Ncwioik Feb ., arrived
here at . q OoOck TINS morning on tho way I" ha'ir
OfTfNsfuWN Fcb lj-Ihe tunaId Line steamship Mara
tbon GAIIett Boston IeD o. for Liverpool arrived here
1tSGoyIlyT Fe5 I5~ihe Allan Line steamship Caspian
Trocas from loand, Ne FEB jior Liverpool arm ed here
thi- morning. 49, , ,.,.- 49,, =, -
Burgess Minnie Campbell, Washington Dawn Wellington
Martha Arrived on TIE bih INST 'l1ral nan"
arrived the I2 inst, Anna Matilda kIahL - W ,'ho
Ist three al CenOal ue l4th hhi, hIaii =
NttO-smayor, HakOn ldl, lanrI ahi 1cus"r iiui1u,
foiauu. BsfgartLa Anycn tho 10Th Inst, iy on DtA
DISASTERS.
QUEENSTOWN Feb. 1.-The British hdiI Jennie Ainsliohf
ar. nom Ilade pia Jan. II, Tor ts port u agi"nnu ~
bavauagls POINT. Two tigs are a-sis ine 10 R't on" ~ j.
f however tlcv will - unsuccessful ~ Inc ude II COD
Ing heavy squd prey ar. -. .-,.., ctcL,r.,p
IEWE-, Del FeD lJ--ihe rtah-Ip NJ -, -,
from Beton oi Philadelphia ran ag1iud on fsc'h r"n a.
/, O'Clock this morning aud icudlhH
SPOKFS.
Ian IT, lat 1910 ~ long 80 30 shp Coio1do Ins'ai'p
"g lam of iIaeras scnr Harold OBJ, Ha'en, irom iia
ysua for Pliladelpnis -, 90,