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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
cnrRr OF APPEALs.

Albany, y. Y, Sept 2G-In tho Court Of Appeals
so,. ne 4. haired down:
taIrltr corrected hy naas the Judgment without cnst
10 either tarfy as AGAINST the 1.'sToIrCy ags 'impDr
tho mot on aud $40 OF m0ilnnD ihec asst Thatcher
Motion rauir payment ~ go costs ani disbursements
I "A tHs disirIssil-iigA ag'. ShcfLtn. -,
Appeal dismissed with UOsbcoplC cN rel Gray agt PM
hrs. 60 -, ,,r,. -.
Judgment affirmed with costs.-NI1lel0n vt walter.
Judgment rrvead and judgment oTu're' Tor the lanuu
ami % BpecIF performance OF tho c5ntrac-AcAeilnah
ag GJrtrg.
AU.eai dismissed with sfs-r.Tncs at Drum
Upon 81 counsel :Ur tc elni. the Corporation
Counsel opposing iBdgm reversed Ia accordance with
Hr.0f Of this IN IN" u he second Avenue
Methodist Church. decided Jane l-TG. No. io2 IN re- petition
O the itdrlun PTrsb-tcfiln ChHrcE.-eful' rs above
y o Z72-Isaac Smn, arpTisuL - Tie Great western
Rnilruai Company Argued by William r. CngaNHl Tor appel
lan,; =. q. Spgagle for respondent. - =. -,
No 2T5-NJrT p. J8b's, respondent, ACT The y. \ ana
Harlem Railroad C'g.y appellant " A. BeacL toI appel
Liant. T.. II. BrgsI fer respondent
l'rpelsu,lIGr was made, aul the court a1iorrirA
IN the Court % tpos8is, Tuo-'ay. sept 90, 1875
amend Judgment 10 CgstASaWue Hand Tor Lh1ilShi
Henry opposed.
Kc6gI au Wc7teTyslt- Moi N for Submitted
POlak ag ghnAi00n q restore cause 40 ats place ON
NH1oss nom griars- No 3lI-pniIigs agt. wheoIerAr.
guei by A. j. Parker for appclan.s H. 4 Nelson Tor r"
No. apSIn re application Of WIN. Begs Tor admission to
The GaT.-SHbBlittad.
Board rcuCu r Geo '. 'pAsioc> AM james
D. Dewey ~ aPpeIllgt ". e.. II ak iJr respondent.
81. fOl--Iu IT, petition Ct HOLY sep lthr-. - 90,
u. 1875: NOS Eft 80
PSI, 224 2JS 80, l8l. ani $50.
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. THE COURTS.
MARems IN corroN DEALINo.


The suit Of Charles W. Crosby against Sidney
b. Bovars which has been tifor several days before
Judge Knapp in the Supreme Court Circuit. Of New
Jersey was ended yesterday bya verdict for the plaintiff
The testimony for the plaintiff alleged that the defendant
In May 1874, put up with the plaintiff over $1,000
margin TO 10 used In buying and selling cotton After
various transactions the defendant being "long" Of cot
ton and cotton declining in price, the mGrgin was ex-
hausted and in July the plaintiff called for more margin,
but did not close out the contracts until Sept %.
Meanwhile plaintiff claims there had been various nego-
tiatiOns ard promises by the defendant in which The
plaintiffs wife took part, but the final sale was on the
request OF the defendant and his wife. On this sale
there was fonnd due So 900 from the dciesdan There
were further negotiations ending IN tic defendant
giving for 750 with agreement that II ~ coo
paid when they Gue, IL should be payment IN
fun. The 81 600 not paid and in April renewal
notes were given FOR Z7S3 n, which this sntt was
brought On the trial, questions as 20 the Legality OF
marginal and time contracts i'll cOttn Were discussed NJ
length, and special question this point wts snc-
mItlcd Ia the Jury. TIE GY found verdict Tor pniuii
for 1919 John r. Baker appeared Tor platHlhi Linn ~
Rabbit Tor the defendant
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pASSENGERS 4RRLYED.

FROM HAMBURG-Kl steamship LsssiHg, Sept. ga
Emile Book John Mihnke s. DoErlrn James ROhde and
wife, C. Krichaud Joseph Frank, Dr. Gegrg Frank sam.
Frluk. Bling LILY scIwedlor Egsebo Morales Rev w
Iob.chcd r. 3. Eauck ana wife, Dr. n. Derhv Anna G.
Alice Carpenter, H. NJ Samtpr and family, ID.
StdgcuhaCCn HcTm Sghle!Cbrr j. T. kHipP. Can lOhde,
Fcrd. Kascle, Louis Glebart and wife, Ma'he Hlnge.
GinseY Taylor and tree children, Charles Schulz,
CahariHe Ohsed FrInz JcUsch Bernhard UurbcJs Her
mann krOeger TeTd Ahle Egari 5chaIt RciuhOd Mu6l.
Ter Paul Hartmann MpnH HERMANN, Dr. CIrl kngvcl,
David Pope Franz Schm jacob schmidt George Kothe,
Christine RCthc j. H. WenZel carl Schwed Dr. C. A. TIms,
Ely Muller, Louis LeyinsDn wife and hires children Adolf
Stueus Elisabeth GO Isdac kaufmAnn Anton Mrh,trHgf
Josef LaCLucF Anac Webc, Max Braun, Henri.
etc Mayer ana fonr children carl Masehmey VIE and two
odidran Hcinr Dasneyur Heinz Harms aFyus Patron,
Albert Ihuma Enl Is FTlu tulieIDurN lama Sebrc!bcr
Ernst LESTER Elise lester A selule FIazca Sdko and
children job. q. Ehlny
Henderson. a. II. Iattcnbug, e REV. James harris and
~ r. AndsTs3n ami infant Master Arthur Auder.
Miss A. t. Carter Mrs Hetveld the Rev. A. WOrmser
and wife Charles Livingstone, Mas Livingstone, Mss
Marie James McFeUOn Miss Sarah AcFeTOn, A. c. GOaSa-
lcZ Joseph DOhga Thomas TayiOT Mrs Lamb and child
Mrs. Robert MoBcth Mrs. william = Nicholson. MIRA Ly.
mlnj- Prof. j. D. Store AScl GBaissn. James bruce, w.
NJ FinaysOn, Mss Mary FORSYTH, Miss Charlotte Forsyth.
Mrs Thomson bss Thomson, tle Rev w. -. short Thomas
Semple aud Wife, the Rev. W. aGunnls Mrs. j. n Gum.
HnR clarke Miss Maggie Rogers Miss Elizabeth
WitherOw Luke orr, 5irs Henry Maxwell and infant, Miss
Ferron, Prof F. e. Anderson, Mrs w. hNci Miss Jennie
MNel, MIRA Grace Barred, Henry Barren. Mr. hewitt hr.
FROM HAVANA-IA seamshtD CieODatra, sept 90 Mrs.
slutO DE Campo aud niant GalJ ~ Clsa Darmigo
FROM LONDON-Ia teGgiShtp Denmark, Sept 2G,-hr.
and Mrs Woo1 Miss Caroline HcdgsOn Mrs. VIM. Foster,
walth MT Mia Donhet and sons Richard Fear W. H.
Baskerville Alex Pullen Nr. and Mira Marshall, H. Wharton
Mr. and Mira Hamilton, MI ana Mrs stevens AID child Mr..
and Mira EasOr and infant Ar uemann, Mira T. H. Blake,
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

John Lappin and p. j. Logan, charged with rob.
hing William Mooney OF 40 2jO Wgst Twcutyeightst Of
Ills watch worth $780, Aug. T. at Thirty 0urthsL aud
ght ave- yesterday taken before Judge BxDy aud
renamed until this morning for examination.
The following liguoT dealers, arrested yesterday
and taken Kbreth Al the Ftiys5YeE street
Police accused OF selling liquor without Incense
and held IN 300 each 10 answer Daniel Commsk OF
455 ForIy-stSnst, NilAam Shepperl oil 80 I42
Ninth-ave., and George Drew OF NO. 6S5 EleNehthaye
John Dyer of Fordham, while passing mp Broad
wlv near West Third Monday evening about O'clock
asked three tho nearest 70 The rory
second street Depot They replied by striking him and rob
bing him his Itch, $50 lie held Ont OF thel
named Charles NeitCh, until officer arsyeI 1tsJ"fly
Justice BIxby held the prisoner 10 $1,000 bah Tor ta Tie
other an has escaped.
At th T3mbs Police Court yesterday, on complaint
OF Cncer Harding the sixth Precinct Daue sullivan was
held 70 await result Of injuries inflicted on faok Lyons
now Chambers street Hospital whom he struck on the "a
with shcvai In Blxer-st. On Monday Henry ~ ltil,
who himself 10 bC missionary Ns charged Win
HAVING VIM Nal Rensselaer, o! No % Pine ~
tn OF $50 false pretenses 80 VAS dea ned III soUO
bail
The trial of Anna Smith and John Bcrnascotti,
John Garibald charged with Keeping aa8out mouse
at Fourth concluded ~ te Court OF cen
yesterday number Of legal points were alcd
~ the prisoners counsel A. Oakley Han upoI which ecdrler
Iaokeft charged the jury at detabs length me Jury
found both OF the prisoners gty aud ihey were re banded
for sentence. Mt Hall wiz aTgde motion or new u io
Application made 10 Judge WebrO0k YESTERDAY ot
o. habeas corpus admit the prisoners 10 BAL peDdnB
the hearing OF the case appeal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3
Tuesday. Sent. 2G-P. M.

The stock market to-day after a dull and heavy
opening was again brought into subsection TO the
influences of manipulation that between the real
business done and the matching Of orders the re-
corded transactions show marked increase over
those of the past few days. Central and Hudson
was made the rallying point, and after opening at
96lia06 it slowly rose TO 96l2, followed by a
genuine hoopla to 977s Subsequently it
was dull and declined to o. The move
ment parallels that made by the same par
ties in Delaware, Lackawannn and Western
when its price was about 95 Whether in this
as in tho previous case like error has been made
in calculating tho existing "short" interest, is
problem which the next day or two will solve Mr.
YanderbilHs card, published yesterday morning
has not had the reassuring effect which
was intended, and the stock of investors
still supplies the market with what 1t
wants. Recent developments having demonstrated
net earning" to DO an unknown quantity
with elastic qualities, tho public now require
something more tangible than general denials TO
break the effect of such facts as have appeared in
THE TRIBUNE Following the advance in Central
aud Hudson, Lake Shore, after having sold at 81 g.
was rallied to 52Ss but there was nothing in IT,"
and the last price was 52as Michigan Central, how
ever made an improvement from 4oisa4O TO leo
407s being supported by petition from the stock
holders ~ to It's managers, TO either do business
at profit or "shut mp shop" The question is
asked mot by The TRIBUNE) how many of the
signers of said petition would be stockholders if
the price should advance TO 40 or 43. The North
Westerns, which were made the subjects OF a de-
termined bear raid, did not receive that support
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27

appropriation made The authority to make II was
VI iS5 81 @ be sgssa % Of n SeS
came oueradon the "a Of July, 1870 amulet We
companies Reversed Mt Justice Strong delivered the
Nos 100 ann 2OO-Branch Sons Co. the south Caro-
Ina @ fo c HP ScnSG 4 s appel
lnt sg Branch Sons CO. appeals from The CeIt GS ts
discussion they haze already been before me Court and
substantially settled in Tomnsen ag' Branch and the cy Oh
40 The result which came u thos3 cases was sub
Which lad sos9gs II S az
Charleston Railroad Company respectyey the
they lad not been Sonsoaie single propreorship
not the rights Of the State add public growing Gus Of this
accidental diversity may sometimes raise questions Of emOa
solved IN these eass BTanchy0 70 Charleston there
caUS AMI rfosS comony used in common for the accono
datiou OF both bran Ines Of tepropry, Tho Louisville a1d
to extend their road 10 charleston mot by the
chase Of is properly ultimate constellation Now the
fS s9a5 'eS s I had not dSken place the
old road would have continued to do the woE Of both GONNA
line woud have been subject to lHtio ~ does Hos
H. Accommodation Of both branches should be rcraled
dyie into proportional parts one snnset h 70 & n he
Of the old y II 6s s 3 2 q Of 5ff sS osa
charter Hence held that the entire ne oi road Det"eeh
hrnehy3 and CGs ,Ssg ts1m5 sS , r caeston
and HE property accessory thereto belong - n = ~ pGra
p7escB. company extended TO Charleston We rlef hel
that II could De fairly shown that any 81 lle eSn,
tiicre acquired by The present Cni9
Tor The Accommodation business belonging 10 s ors
nal is or for tho f. nj accommodation Ct te entTc
TEN Of roads under its c0atro such property Soad pro %
In proportions, exempt from tiNailoh
was ended ~ meet o. such property ~ 'e pS
company might acquired IN Ch1rl'S.Ja cusr ~
gratsv or in conjunction the OH company anu ha ~
consolidation taken place. AMI had tie line Oet~esn
vr aud C'lcrcS.oa used by both, romlned the ror 81
the old company, of eoase IN CARRYING OUT s %
the uid Hoe INC pOPoa
OF thr oil c1laBy WOul part t"raui ana DC SUD
ier 10 taxatiol But newly acquired prorerty mshl no. w
This IA fe o. raj principle Tho mctI0l of TT'lhH - oh'
irde:s m admits ul atitulo for tue ,xrl 81 I.Q "a
ron aud indrmcrL We have examnsl ne llpft ol
he Sueca master whom The ma or Na' ta. H.
ly the court below, i' We 'N
net I. os rsshed corresponding IA toe mlln 10 the
pincircs ali d. underworld 70 esapl5i 1913
calling Tor
Win the decree aEcug that H. he Item OF of
rc1jr sie tracks wlthl sif Guy il
which We think fairly bciogcs 20 the old road llo law
n m favrl In toa and gr0 irnto. With this mo nCoi
tb cTse Of ls (rrt Court Is affirmed. Mr Justice Brad
ley delivered the opinion.
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IrNIrEn srArEs suPREME coURT.

WASHINGTON, Sept 2G.-The following are the
points involved the decisions United States supreme
Court In the named -
No 4S-The Town o. Concord, plaintiff IN error, ag inc
Portsmouth savings Bank ~ error 70 the Circuit COURT 2
the Northern District Of ibnOisIhe bonds 70 WCh me
coupons in suit were attached purport 20 have been made
under legislative authority given 10 the town ocers me
primary question therefore y whether that status gid Ia
reality give the 10 execute and deliver town bonds on
the Oh day OF oeober 81 when the bond in fact 10
sued appropriation or Donation 20 rrOfl company
The authority given 20 th town Of Concord was not 10 sub
scribe the stock Of the railroad company but to make an P
preparation donation IN aid Of the road and even mat do1
On permitted 20 be made until after the completion
Of the location and construction OF the road through TIE oY
srenuOusy inst Ted during the argument that the
conferred power upon the town 70 make appTOpA
donation by the issuing OF bonds certificates OF IN
1t is said other provision made FOR the dOn
provision the levy and collection Of We DO not
discuss this matter for In the view lch We
OF the IL 10 quite nmatera popular election
having been held aud majority Of At the election
in favor Of the appropriation IL be con
ceded payment Of the Appropriation could lawfully
have been made in town bonds instead Of money
IL the donation itself authorized The real
question whether the authority 70 make the Donation
isted when II made abe OF the Legislature az 1867
may have authority for donation at any time prior 70
July 1870 and authority at all aferward Aud saeh We
think II The popular vote II iavof OF an appropriation
the 10th OF November s6y bat was not Of itSe an
appropriation OF donation a1d the town M not alhorzsa 70
until the railroad located and constructed through
the town. Before that time and before any attempt at dona
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from their friends which might have been expected
The common sold from 35sl down to 81 and SO.
seller so days rallying at the close to 34s, whls
the preferred declined to and closed at 587s.
The st. Pauis were inclined to be better but closed
of from best prices. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western came to the front again as an ACTIVE
stock, and after several vibrations closed at 74ss
Delaware and Hudson, after selling at e6s.
rallied, and closed at 67l. New Jersey
Central was lightly dealt in at 2ess028027isa
267s Wabash was strong, rising to 47s and closing
at IA. Erie, Ohio and Mississippi, and the Like wers
neglected. The market closes duh and featureless
The final changes in prices from last night are a
follows: Declines-American Express and Della
ware and Hudson, each ls Adams Express and
Chicago and Alton, each Il Western Union. %,
Wells-Fargo, %; Northwestern, %; Northwestern
preferred, q Chicago and Alton preferred, and
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western and Harlem.
each 1l2. Advances-C. G. and /. c., Lake Shore.
and Pacific Mail each Is st. Paul, Rock Island. and
Morris and Essex, each d Wabash, 80; Central and
Hudson and New-Jersey Central, each p; and
Michigan Central, Is per cent. The following tabls
shows the
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cA,TnTEBs IN TuE COURTs.

At The Tombs Police Court. yesterday,
Roundsman Folk OF the Central Office preferred charge
against Michael Hayes and William Bridge Of keeping
gambling saloon ut No. 81 Froni-st where cheating
game Of faro had been carried for several months,
with Hayes acting dealer and Bridges as receiver Of
money and "look ont" They were committed each in
default OF %2, 600 bail
In The same Conrt Andrew Rudolph was CHARGED by
Capt CadIey with violating the law, against saa"haI
by permitting a number OF TO engage la nov pool
game az 70. 3lj Broadway. Bad was st down a.
~ 900 IT, W. CollandeT becoming bOnasuiau.
At the YOrkyiile Police Court yesterday, william Rob
insOn Nas he'd in 81 900 u answer Tor violation u the
LOTTERY law The complaint was made by Ecnuer Har-
grove.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27

Gov Hayes Is an honest Straightforward, intelligent,
strOng-wlicd patriotic, and courageous man. ms re-
form is INDEED no new question TO hlm.
NY cOuntfymen am not IN any. sense partisan 1
owe comparatyey little TO the Republican party rs an
Individual, but Patriotic man everything to the
union these States and the country which gave me
birth and ~ which cigzen Yoar contest here Is
our contest your victory viii be victory, your rate
must fix our own Youder in that ancient city, whose
streets resound with the tread OF many nations have
tried to mankind the progress we have made within
hundred years Ana gradeF tnan all the specacies that
we can show mankind aad understanding in its elect
upon the distant future of humanity Will be that OF a
peODle beginning their second century with The spirit
with which their fathers began the first with the saiue
Integrity the courage the same fidelity the same
devotion. With these things fathers built up our
Happiness without them cannot enjoy 1t forever III
yours Of Ohio to be the first to show US whether
we possess them STILL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
BENJAMIN WOODS NOTES To COMMODORE
VANDERBILT.

Two suits have been begun by Cornelius
Vanderbilt against Benjamin Wood, one on three notes
for So OGO EACH the other three notes EggcgaunG
81 500 all made last December The de:cnsh of Mr.
Wood IN both suits IS first that be has paid $1,000, aud
second that Mr. vanderbilt owes him $1,000 trans
action in Now-York Central stock in 1868 The case
cane before Judge Sanford in Superior Court Special
Term on motion by the Commodore counsel Mr. Nc
Nance for bin Of particulars TO this $4,000 trans,
auction. In The affidavit made ny counsel ~ j. stated
TINT TIC CopnoOr, Il now sick that lac has lad great
number OF business transactions in his ifc and 1868 j.
now a somewhat distant date stl n some particulars
are given The transact n genuine viii be recalled to
Mr.. Vanlcrbts memory 50 jblt he can explain H.
Judge sanford ordered the defendant 10 give the par
fisufafs rruuFgl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
erpplrs.nG YIcIous LITERATuRI

Essczt were put upon trial in the Coart OF General
Sessions yesterday, charge Of dealing in obscene
literature it the part Of tie dcione that
the obscene books we're not kept on sale bus were
loaned for consideration. The trial lasted all day, and
after few minutes deliberaton the juiy found Henry
Klestner guilty and acquitted Louis, The convicted
man Wss stuteced by Recorder HlCKot 10 six months
imprisonment in the PcntentiRy and TO pay tine Of
800 This Is the fourth conviction thus lay seen 90 at
me present lc IN under the prosecutions brought by the
Society the suppression OF Vice. About eight cases
remn II TO be disposed Of.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
CURIOUS CONTRACT WITH TATTHLE5s sUIToR

In the suit of Emanuel Detch against Morris
LANCER, Chei-Justlcc DAILY in Common Pleas. Special
Term granted, yesterday, injunction AGAINST Tue de
PENDANT on motion OF Joseph C. ey,painths counsel
In the plaintiffs papers IL was stated that hc had
daughter 20 whom the defendant was apparently de-
voted, and he ana ma proposed s0nfn-liW' LANCER
entered iato q contract that ne would give Lancer
81 800 and LANCER should marry MS daughter within
three months lie gave the defendant $500 aud three
notes Tor the rest buJ tge def adant agg cooled nHl
uo p!gtiR mas brought one st To- ger hack bis 5000
auh another 10 prevent the elGydau. IUul usie Tue
no. . It was IN this aiicr suit that Chiefs iag
grant, d temporary injunction, vita DrIer tat tie
defendant SHOW cause on Friday why IL b. not MADE
permanent
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DentisIrp

4 SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS {;
u mechanical Gcausry measurable Charg,sj -asiac non
gulraU;ecd l2' West Siih,sL ht.MbhpL3il
SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUII-
- FULf-Ay Rose p.T Plates Untir1tiug ciJr aud SUB
sIauc, bog aHca teeth. excel everything Etrctouro u
tgr beauty strength and | rssi needs gy 70 h econ
appreciated. made ~ az! and only 80 D 80 yer
$50 CAL and examine Also best EuuUtT Sctz rom -lO @
40 ,;gd AMI pli!uA ed eij EXTRACTING under
iF H. o. MATT ~ flsi Iwcuty IIiH5t. near h4i-Hnivr
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cAIEypARs-1rrs DAY.


CoUEr oT GENERAL sEssloSa-Atr liiACSEtf t:eG9iGgr'
John TaFc, homicide James LyouH robbery Jos,h N e
rgcrno fcpnDU3 assault battery James Martin James
CaDlr burglary: DECREE Lecr PATRICK waters Laurnboe
JiarOy WlspH, fOhn Curt'r John HaIy, WhOnaH
E John Donovan, grand lrcgnyi 5roro Brown sarah A.
Bennett mIgttmstuOrE ANA Tracey, als1dely mousse
Thomas susOE assault and battery.
PAET IG.-GuDEl SLEW, J.-Elgrnc Herman, Michael
Tp,su John aru1fr, Edward Malone, burglar Edward
sinclair Maria Mauuin grand larceny Daniel frce 81 l
assault aud uatirrs IaZaTs bryfus, Gpn
Ferdinand Alexander Clark, WliIu Epyl'ou, william
Regain james Tr1nor George ~ Hicks icif Vel JOsh
Schl0ss Charles Enri anI Others Joseph kDebler SIas
Hicks. obscene literature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27

osborne Gin Lawrence Johnson Mrs. r. s. Thacker Mss
Mary Johnson, Harris Fdlmer. Fred Mccarthy Alex u
kesloy.
PROM AyTwERP-Kn steamship SotzeytGnd Sept 265
Mr and Mrs Franz and children Miss Lille Bird MIS- ItoL
lins NJ Emma Ellen, and Yerda Rollins Mast George
Rollins Master John Dimes H. Dotterer Mrs X D9stersr
r. Beyard C. Carlos, Dr. T. Irenkle, rev "
Grons ng Rev. Father Wygea, Rev. Bio He!auard heY.
Bro Roc bus. WIN. Floyd A. Stein Nakalonune Mnna
Maqbsch C. Gadsden Jules Krisc NJ Hrschfellt MISE u
Ebert Mrs A. Bartenedt Mrs Busalb Miss M BnsA Nd
Mr. and Mrs Mehring Mr. and Mira Fischer and ch MI
and Meyer aDd child Mr. and Mrs Richter sand GILL
dren Mira Blake aud 4 children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27

We are not very realistic in Our taste, nor
are we disposed 10 bo hyperctcai brit cannot help
protecting that the artist who painted "Thc Finding Of
Mosr4," now on exhibition nj the Cantenuiol Ind no
good reason cncasug tIe feet Of the Baut AOscs IN
q pair OF Copper-toed shoes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
,r1N1,rrpE ALMANAC.
Sandy Hook

sun risos.. 5:52 5f9 Moon sets IZOo
RGH THIS DAY-A. n -,
SANDY HOOK 2;3j Cows 1901 He'll O. Ferry 4oo
HIGB WATER THIS DAY-R. N -,
Sandy Hook 300 Cows 1886 Hell o. FerrJ-- OS9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-09-27
"a annex closing quOIatl0ns or torelgn eAch

There was no notable change In the local money
market the supnly of Available capital being ample
Tor al requirements at / lz42 per cent on demand
loan on pledge of the usual collateral. Discount IS
Quoted at i0J. The rates OF domestic eNchanse
10 the cities in the West and South-he3a
The United States Treasurer to-day received Si99-
600 National bank notes Tor redemption. Inc
customs receipts at Washington to-day weFs
800 600. The internal revenue receipts footed
M 5000. 900. The following is the Clearlng-lonse
statciEout to-day: Currency exchanges, S52Ooo-
changes, -. GG7, GS4; gold balances, St,3oo,I1O,
Government bonds were quiet aud steady on sales
of registered skies OF 1881 at ll7l2 coupon new
1868 ut 1870 1883 coupon lSbIs az nus a reg
To-day $4,000 5-20s, 100000 lO-4Os, ana
500. 900 SKIES OF 1881 were Withdrawn rom lle
Treasury Department at Washington ana 4i2 3oags
substituted therefor MS security cor national bank
note circulation. We annex latest street quoatoas'