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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
XLIVh CONGRESS-FIRST SESSION.
REGULAR REPORT OF PROCEEDINGS

sPKECniS on TIE SILVER BILL IN TIE SENATE
EXCITING SCENE IN THE house IN WHICH NIX.
BLAINE ND HIS ADV ERSAhIBS FIGCRED.
SENATE. WASHINGTON. june 3, 1876.
In the Senate to-day, the facts in regard to
the contract with The Nata0al RoDublae1n FOR publish
Ing delinquent ta1ists reported.
Tbs Pyst-Ufice Appropriation OIL was reported with
nnrnerous RESERVATIONS IL VIII be called up tomorrow.
The following bills were passed:
Increasing number Of officers detailed 10 teach
miitaiy t~cdcs Ia tlo country.
heiaIye ~ IssuiAs IlJ ano IONS.
TAe COMMISSIONERS tdo District were instructed 10
report ON The cost OF perecn5 te sewerage system on
T1bel Crock.
1B MIxey investigation % bonds Issued by certain
raiiroaI panIes order d.
la ge D.s paced on the calendar, one of
them Dcipg To provide Tor building IJr t.io library
oil SAngross.
Mr.. siIICHELL (Rep. Oregon moved 10 take M the
re~ointlon report ny uin IrUm tue C0ninitte Paw
icees aud Elections u pay s. +. h. PncaDacS tho
{css4tiOn ana mileage OF senator from the otate OF
Louia nom the begtDnlig oil Inc Term ior whicn he
vac contestant 10 tue toruiIDao Oi lac by the
bsnnse~ he)eeted-feas, lS; Nays, 49, Mr.. CIsGlaney
voting Wien the DeInUcrats Ia he negative.
Ms. SHERMAN lhei OaiOl from the, difference Com
mitteo tue bii authorizing tAe tient VI re-
ceivers OF National BANKS and other purposes
&fepsrt viii n agreed ".
Tne bonalS tUok up next tue silver bill Mr. MORRILL,
fIloJ, WI read onf argument against H. Inc policy
psyng deb.s IN saver and large debts In gold
said would laughed by the people We promised 10
maze tue g.eenbsck dollar equal IN value " goid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
DECIsIUNs-JUSE 3.

Syprem, CoTri-ChaD bcys--Bv Judge Lawrence
Fireman aq Iarrs-I wish 10 counsel The Anoskeag
SsviT Bank The Bsdy's Band lr1n Col desire 70 SO
the counsel Hoe uckmasier, The Union savings "
stniion at CLARK, and fhguiX aBL Dnpuy-urers
SJsrldl lcr1a-By Judge Lrrrmore trout anu uo ny"
Coorer.- Findings oId' r of referee signed ,,o,
IL-By Jmge DJHohnr-H hTlrop aBt 'IdmH
81 nj Case reconsider alton and tl"nen
>BpGitOT Court rHcrdi fcria-Bv judges rti,WlcN
and Sper-Brswster agt Bach.-M0 ion tn permit We de
PENDANT appeal the Court Appeals denied WIN
COSTS, by tie Court q, e.
- nmoH Piec.-S Special TRINITY Judge Van
Hoo. Pay agt Notion Grant II 0THf % ba re
setff.d Dcvoe AIT Devoc-Mpiuola dD' GROSS Ag' h'h
bra dIfault b'chl rdson agt Brewt"t
sec mem rlniuin. SChgrt4sT agt. ScS1tser
ton fnr Of pnhlCa.ca den e. Cooke agI thhucA.
frl,r uf fe.Droe gTs. The Germln ENchaufe alk aeI
Noct-Ss. ldm Page ct al agi fOtcr heh'oiah
ann for sct mrnt order An!rews ast Hhrls-Ner
memorandum. Diossg aet. Forr-i tiink nave nopwti
ext al,oNaco cyst' shodd however DO ""d"'
o. defendant foster.
gp,,se CoUf-C bnmbers-Bv Judge McAian;-
way agt Crofut- De fled. Norton agt Campo IL
Judgment plaint Casel ag Ntrbont rtis- MooD Us
continue niune .ene fhout costs Pciliers agl fls
pafIiok-COsfs taxed nj go 81 seaman agt W esh
Nufon denied ~itnoht COATS Mgr at Gas7ou fl,lHocn
iaar agt Lang. Mckenzie art Van Winse. J~o"b agl.
Keith K,ieg; H. rb-t AT cboi IT hh,b
A 4 !iowiz CIc!.rlne Gf4ssmuck wills agt: btStsr
=, r paprrs MED Gouipn agt McCahL Lotion granted
farmland at O.rrt-it'rIr to }. W. Bl->sl, esq. tai
~ ngt rolzrrbtrrMoii tn open irialt grantt' MID
dr;on agt y Oiicka-iro cd dsnISsoi hehhealy ag
nursai.-Mnt granted Bennett asL stead Judgment
utaiitL n OT "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
p1CcrNCE Py SAILED.

FOR UAaBU re- In steamship GeiieTi, june Henry r
80, NJ Fgcsion, Mrs Charles Iancr arr
mah Mrs Kitte Lanr. Miss ranne Ian irr Mus zls
\. Meyers, Mss stuIy \. BoWut M -
Lars. IN ty,bIe ri Julia r. MaraH Lenioli Saras ar
and Mr. Hermann Gcssl, three Children and servant Mis-
IIlu Ievlcs lie H. Frerc, VI - Matte NJ fhIIl
Wmtz Meyer Consul Of Guat,mql Mrs Bc Ia Kslschner
N. Steel, Widmann Arhur Leussen ~
Mol. II. Mol, Eduarl Cur wis Eugon -, Jer9sl's
U,orge Renarl Mrs Elise Andrr,e a. " hess
Ter r. BayIcr Dir. Mr.. g. w. Nebhper;
Miss ri 81 PfeG r r. scnad Cares Mar1I Carl Marte .
eopoId HlusSiuanp, >. y Ortera MIS- ihAa
teh hHlp, Mr. and Mrs Christian coFpersc fnIt' Pete.
rrry NJ Hansen y. GraIOl, .. LOeH H'uiy hrn ef
J"srrh kibers simon NanmLurgcr johann Ha6e, W II am
fake Charlie, IIake Wi lam fake g. EiLelie Haze ~
Tlrumaun children infant Mt. AMI Mrs G'ofge nun
chill and la aat, Miss bertha Meyne u mrs ta'o I'm
ScIntzle Nrs Paulue REESE Christ schur and chll
dren Miss Nina coral one Bun children aDd ianL
Mr. ana Mrs August Hahp and Mrs :. 81. ThgtbtIg
children infant Albert ein"nanp NJ Brilne Mo" iisn
aud Mrs rtz iuhmann anu chiln, CHas
Kenna TOeusfuldt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

w.sHIvGrnN, Jnpe s.-The supreme Court a,t has
delivered OF mortgageos ana sk
of III Too Peoria The Cheag" and AHo ana
Chicago Bn rncOn and Quincy Raroad Companies Iesls'i
collection those roads be ng appeals NUN no
oDlng appel ants from DIE collection OF sa ~
Illinois Toe ie1sl tive act under WHICH .nu
assessments made gives tn eac cOaby cry an" a
mower Of a-sessing railroads IN te Sainc
manner similar corporations are taxr". no
jecpn that u was repuennt 10 .he
~ The supreme 60 ri iues IN SUD
stance as follows Neither eRay irreguariy IN inc fo
Greetings u valuation nor tue mar spo
law provided II Ia coDsiitnt onal WI AUTHOR 40 %
tion again collection of taxss This rne IL fed "po
the rule that the legislative AMI not un GA
fpnctiop fhe opi1or OF Che court thai e N"u
not apply by municipal 'or "''
pOrate par os - ,,rao,oi
The stock franchises aud al the real ana persoh.
property corporations Justly Liable 10 taAauon a
rule Which ascertails the value Of ~ THIS ~ ascei,IE
The cas value debt AMI ~ The shares ts cap
ital stock Of sessmeu pro ably IN the hon
the Court fair her Dednctnc iro N WI" tIc
Of a the tangible real ami p rsnnm p"pe,T
the real value Of The cap w sh
sujrct to taxarion justly as any oh' noe
Of state OF Illinois having 'iocen
that the II In thrse IL yalii ndef ne
(onstitn on having construed the satne uis oom.
a.opts the rcis Of thai Court rule u De ouo"m
the Federal Mr. Justice Miller delivered tho ophion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
LARGE SUIT FOR RAILROAD IRON.

The trial OF the suit of Jessup and Others
against and Others begun yesterday before
Judge Sanford In superior Court Trial Term IL was
stated in the opening speech for the plaintiffs that prior
To 1871 Col Thomas A. scott, Andrew Carnegie, Tbos. L.
Jewett Cakes Ames. John Dm. and Gordon Dexter Of
Boston aud others associated themselves rs the DJven
port RAILWAY Construction Company for the purpose of
building railroad botwcen Davenport Iowa. and 81,
Paul, MINI; tnat such Company they purchased
from Dre1el Morgan n Co., Pcrsms Livingston Post
Jcssup & Co., aud other importers OF ratroad
iron in this CITY, $3.50 900 worth Of rcn on the prom
is>Ury nO-s Oi the Company, scFFrfd by bonds Inf
S2Ll 900 when the notes became due they NUis moi
Ia nnd the cred tors found that try were secured by
bonI ON tie property Ol the railroad company " lieu
was not existence when the nIOreag was eNcrnto'i
and tnat bonds for S3,5OOOOO nad been t~urd ~
Europe. On investigation the plaintiffs tOi they hold
lhat there substantial IA lure az the Ceendan7 to
comply with the statute Iowa regulating tho D. rni-
ton of COMPANIES with only corporate ibn,y urDs
aud they insist that defend ns arc Jointly nnJ sever
;y liable The descendants claim that their fulnre 10
die q hcIie OF ncorp ttitu Win The seer Larry o
STATE does not make IHeu liable Individual u Inc C"sv
is still
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
TIE COURTS.
s,rrrs AGAINST RAPID TRANSIT.


THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD CASE To BIZ TAKEN
Up TODAY TESTIMONY As TO DUMMY FN6iNfs'
The case of the Sixth Avenue Railroad COM
papy against the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company
was set down for trial argument before Judge sene
wick in Superior Court Special Term. for yesterd ~ WIN
Al, option Ia the Elevated Railway Company 10 reho"
the argument the temporary Injunction Interrupted
by Judge Monels Sickness or to enter Oh the forina
trial OF the whole The defendns elected 10 pro-
coed with the regular trial william NJ. Evhrts. appear
ing for the plaintiffs. asked an Adjournment 10 inns morn
ing stating that lac had been recalled to town Wehhe
day evening Mr. Choate being busy In another Gases
and as the opening argument would faii 10 him' ne
would like tweutyfom hours TO prrpare himself. Inc
defendants counsel made objection but Judge Sedg
wick sid there had been much embarrassment of his
calendar in seppug II free for this case, AMI nrh heiaY
other The clSr must therefore NO cons'"c'c"
be On and t0 proceed to-day r.,
Tie trial OF e suit Of Ninth Avenue Railroad Com
pany against the NrwYDrk Elevated Riilload Gonna
was continued yesterday before Judge Van ioesen VI
Common, Pleas, Speei. Term The YhOe day was TAKEN
mn with evidence on behalf ~ the street railroad com.
papy In I'll, effort 10 that the Elevated RAJ roal
was n Nuisance William stewart AMI James H. Muii-
gan, drivers Of the nth Ayo ne road ehtliad 10 Tue
lighning OF horses by the dummy eIgincs ANA To one
Iwen y-ihiri-st road, Jacob G.. SHARP Gcorge Terry
Charles DO ns,3n. ii. b. wilson. SUPER utendent oi the
Etn AVcndo Railroad, and Charles galloway tcstihtu,
All anIns that Tue dummy engines caused some
damage 10 the horses the street railways anu 10 TINS
property the street ibe case VIII Dc resumed ioday'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

ST the Essex Nar'.et Police Cont Yesterday Frcd-
er * No ~ second e. preferred charge AGAINST
C;eor Lesser boy u islrsg his Damr TO cbrce Tor
s3l on ts tDp 3Ils, purpo Ing 10 have beer
made b John y ,ash presented 10 Cr1r!rs Koch of
No ID ast HOusDt payment He eOuli tod for
eXamLa .IOI.
Al the Touls Police Court YESTERDAY Officer
Riugler of IN, 20 rh Precinct nccnsei OF Ommtt
81 nc upon DOIg ID aud Catherine D0nl"il ~ No
4A eari Il. the night ~ Iunu s. no Fis required T.
furu,l fai up1n eacA 70 so Gabriel L. iAwtn
tbs restaurant po rector AZ so 2J4 BriWay was hell IN
800 bail ltHg walter IN his employ, Cha ies
Stucaeuer with a tIrlier.
Ex-S .uator Il. H. Moore and lho-. .. Cr1mbie OF
No Eghty-efen,h A. met "Wednesday ais rh1nn ~
tuai tho mat violent asa an revoked as ANT
mo, uiu knc.irg bm nod iniirtng several blows
uoD hi. h5iy csuse Of tho anray Is owing 10
scussinu In ne Ianmnuy Di-tr ct toWmi,re. Moore wS
vesrray arraisne the Iarm IVc Court aud held for
az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
A PLAUSIBLE swHDLrR's SENTENCE

William Hammond, who was arrested about
a month ago obtaining goods under false preieiScs
WAS convicted Yesterday in The Court of General Sessions
ON ,wo indictments Tic prisoner, who represented
himself as a retired sea captain OF means, and the
owner Of ITO house In which n lived NJ No 9GS fith
ave. purchased - large amount 81 fac furniture. Two
days afterward the goods were removed from the
premises and no trace Of them could be found. the
captain claimed To lave been absent from home at the
time when the goods were taken away and nothing
OF their removal until his return. His line Of defense
yas broken by Assistant DstrctAt0rucy Russell, who
tIodur Il utimh, Of I'D indictments HgauIsl hn fOr
various larceuIUs aud note Mrt,u by Hainmon1 III
fine Tomb, ON wednesday, 10 friend, saying tat nr
would eXpozr a nulb,r of persons tupHc5tud ia thc
Fair uurs he was Supplied vita money In h, dee llu
lion Ihc Jury found Hammond gui'iy of Ia nv win
out lcuvias IA In seals aud hu pleaded guilty To obtain
in Ouds under false pIccn1cS, chat-,u III The othtI
in ctnrnt X 'tOrtcr lfcsrt utcuced he prisoner 90
Gi2 ,.ars pisOnmeIt Ia tine STATE Prison at hard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
BUSINESS DIFFICULTIES.

EXTENSION FOR COCHRAN, MCLEAN q CO.
STATEMENT 10 CRADITOi s-THE FIRM TO GO oUI
or BUSINESS.
Erroneous reports were freely circulated yes
teI,Ly that C0chIn Mclean & Co., Importers aud job
GERS at Grand-st and broadway, had failed Toe lrHth
is that the frm had called "a meeting Of creditors on
"Wednesday ana this attended by representatives, Of
many prominent houses Cochran. Mclean Co. stated
that according Ia the original articles The partnership
would d ssolye JuJ l. 1876, and they presented a
statement the cOuaiton OF thcir ms For mum
years the firm has be struggling TO rcrieve large
losses sustained because ~ It's iuaby 10 collect money
due Southern Dealers out up to the present no u
has teen able TO meet Oh gatiuns. As the firm de-
sired TO wind up the business a. the date Of The cXpr
ton of the cOriitnershp by nitation, the meeting oil
creditors called. and after the staenent had been
made, an extension oil tine was regus sled from tue
credit 10. nUt.s 10 he giVOu To Tun tnlOHgh several
nUn,ns. Assurances were made Lidt al - paper cd
Lne house WUGd bo paid, principal ana 4nicIc L. lac
tnrnbe.s tAC Htm confident tnal iUy Val te huc
do oil titJ promise easily AM nave l.Isc hIun,
nom -5aO,OOO 10 y4OO 600. remaining.
The Giitl bv,H sod at vary rat,s.
Some a. could be- bought 20, aud a. 'at Lnc
the mousse laIg, lnyOlNcu Uut lew daJ ago ~
was sod 80 ana ~ nIDcr o. Tie nrm cit tO
UlTof tuat tIry war- gong udt "I ISL. RI,
tnc5 hau tu5 sep uD.tr colaiIcIatDh IVr ouhlca
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
ONE MILLION DOLLARS toR THE GREAT BRIDGE.
AT an ndinnrned meeting of The Board OF

Al I'LL uuJOuiHtu HlCtblIiB VI i'odiu VI
Estimate ana Ap tiVnont YESTERDAY, the Controller
was authorized To $4,000 IN Uonds Tor the
new free baths He ais, empowered 10 Issue $3.50,
$50 "a in bonds to pas assessments for opening stress
6c. The Mayor then called up the question Of auho.n
iDg tho issue Of @l,OOOOO0 IN DOnis for BrVOKyn
Bridge. T. G Rcn counsel for tie opponents OF Ou.Id
ing the bridge at present hight, asked days delay
60 near argument Henry c. Murphy, President OF tue
Board of Trustees OF bridge, sd tue Of the Legs
bure IN ,te IL mandatory the Board issus the
a the Bflu-e IrustcUS. Inns
reuisILOn made year ago "nd expo inE money
n the trustees lave gone on Mth tntif WOfs
anu tncIr obligations uiOuhtcd 10 about $OOOOOO
la answer 10 qucstIUns Mr.. Murphy stated iHn. tne
iru sIess All requirement tne
CUDqess IA regard 10 enc bilige, ANA bnd me
wittcB mission OF tr Secretary vi War az Eo On wln
tue construction upon the present plans. After
discuss. IN winch mayor Micknn sIVke la layur oil
tue resolution. IL was aioped tue Co1troer 'ViS in
the horliiye-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
COURT OF ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WAsUINGTOH. June S.-The Court OF Conmls-
sonrrs Of ALBANIA Claims o. yesterday, pursuant 10 hI
Inent took cases eiDfactd W ns
.ienuaT lg Presiding udge announced In connection WIN
The before Conrf that tue Court proposes "
call M on each day 20 IL business enough lof We
dav "a funnI n the call the cases II be sented aud ais
pse. Of n bIsinf ~ for the day shoh rs
from the cali amy ready III lie taken out OF VA order
II counsel siouli br RIA ~ iud aSreol' ...
The nrt thn PROCEEDED In cal Of 30 but not one
cnsr within cal ready II WAS eclea 10 hef on RI
the samrn IN thr case OF te AZ
No other business beng ready
the l,ourI adjourned. ,, -
'T1r time med nv Con grrss fling claims expired on
Tuesday The whole number ~ claims nhd rraches ooo
which Will completion OF the busntss 81
m, cuurl before the Did o d the tmr 10 wDch the court
was rxten IL little ooubt but that The court
viii 10 further exteiueH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
5leamboaIs ano Railroads.

ALBANY. people, LINE STEAM
I BOAIS leave Pier a. " H., DAILY (ouEdays eXceptcaL
a. a D. nI. Tor Albany ali po.hts nortn and
rL aUun in EAtui sion uekuts 10 a. Oany,
toga Mon, real ret IA Meals o. European Llln.
ALBANY and TROY by day boats G.. VlB-
~ bARD and DANIEL DREW.-Leaye VestIy-st pi,r
M , 10 AID 2Itns nj $50 a. Landing at NyReA
- tow 10y ierryboath Wos Point NewO.rsh pashksopsc
Iunsbcck Caskll aud Hudson. Close nogOn Albany
wiz the North AMI Wcst To West Point
blrIh and e, turn same DAY 81. roaghNeo,se "a o.
<riTIZENS LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SALArOGA, LAKE. GEAM LAIN, LAKE GEOkGE
The ADiRoNDACKS, MON REAI, AMI an oints North
and West low fare ana redhc non 10 ali points The
giant steamboats, Of IN LDo leave DAILY (saiurays
orpte,l at nom Pier A. North Rvsr foot Leroy st.
connecting with morning trains N. Y. Central Renssl
AID sara oga aud FRO. AMI and ne lroas
Through Tickets sold ad baggage checked 10 esu alton
Joseph CORNELL. Supt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
HoYT, spRAGuEs Il CO.'S FAILURE.

HOYT SPRAGIES q CO.'S FAILURE.
A PRELIMINARY RI PORT IRON Ttg KEFLRE,-FIGHT
MILLIONS CLAIMED AND THREE MILLIONS or
PROVED DEBTS--A TEN PR CENT LINIOLND
RECOMMEND, ID.
In the suit of the Berkshire Wooden Com
pany against AususuS d. Juiliard VII ca was brought
10 close lp the affairs OF HOyt SJrgues CO.. the Ioi-
cree, William T. Dxon who was appointed Ia determine
the anlOunt the debts due By ioyt s.rSues * Co.,
has made a partial report. lie states that thc CLAIMS
presented amount to nearly $sOO0ODO. He has passed
ON about 800 claims. amounting 10 p5,3fJ46J 40. and
the receiver has his hands pl 100000. 1hc referee,
therefore, thinks it safe TO order dividend on the CLAIMS
he has already examined Of 10 per cent
App nded t. TINS report is IA long list OF the claims
which ho referee has proved, covering claims Oi Daiks
ana SAVINGS banks throughout New Stand and New
YORK ANA in NewJoSoy, and claims of pryale firms and
md y.dus Among lac creditors appear thc L ntA ID
To al ,,ank oi inis cy SlU,UOJ ,uo .iou.
way Bank iOr $4,000; Wey O>sot Don..i Banh
Providence iOr @-,S,UJU; inc Coventry safns, Dha 81
i(nulc Is.uu 4,JUUO; tne NtiiOnu Eds.c LANA oi
Pr0vlutn.o Tor so9.oUO; .hU RDUIc III ia nsItuiiDn
SAVINGS ~ Providence Tor Sa&OJU; ino Liho noe"
Nttonu B.nK 90 ROWAN tCr 10000 ,hC PoOptes
s4yiugs Bia O Providence Tor gOJOOU; tue Nr,-l 9TH
Lie Ihsu juco AM IIust Company 10. SlI,uUO; I.c
rcouuts' Nationl Iauk % Providence IVi si ,OUU
90, PneIx .Liun.l B4nA OF PfoydcHUt IOG %3,UOU;
t4U Illst NdUna DIuK warren, H. L. Iyf $3.50
Rntrrr,5 and Dr,,cis' i,au 81 lIoyn,Ic, io -.,UJU;
i,ds" 81 800 fI4id
E,1'iIi B1ua Tor $1,000; tue A.lo4.c.I i.Asn.ii-o
NatIon.I .Ik iUr @0OOJ; LAC " toiisi BAUM Gi com
vOU CHo hd.wcR nat,4tion iOl savings lOl 3JJoJV,
tnc NOM IOlaI LNcn,1,r Iaih 4or 800;
Nrv.rn CIV Nnt4o.a al ba.A Ior - 100; the Amo.can
National ,4k PrOyd,ICJ Tor JiJ,OUV ,hc G,oDo Nu
ti,.i I5uh Providence iUf 100000 JOnd IA NO AZ
go, = 3,Ssj: j. ,tfi,, BrOtn 10 a. CO., pzS,UuO; t.e
~ II4a.in OtiOu AianuiacjuIih- COMPANY, yOi,OOV
iHOini NJ" D., Y<1,O"O; 'hS Br hs4fv "OOeh com"
yaiy % 40; Joan rose, %J4,OOJ james camp
isl Uyor 90 Da"As ana 5i'is l'tiIuuona an
NAM 40 iIa"idu' GoD.ois' ai b 'Hiy q r-''iai '.ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

There is some science, q little mystery, ana
a GOOD deaf Of uncrrGinty about tnc grino 1i cOqne,
The ether d,y when Detroit Clergy man made an even
ing cad on ono 0f Is cUngiega!0n ana was InsIou w
play game lie only too glad, rcina' ENG tnat sucn
social lnInae served sometimes Ia place paspT az.
plrshOner ON more friendly footing Before Iiis hlSt
game was ont young Idy hit hin ~ the Daek WIN hI
allei. Ice fl over an arch, and two OF the pa' eIs ie
Ided never t0 drken hs cHnrcb again ON soconht O ns
ci ating In the midst Of croquet can't tell whele
v,tt aFe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
TIE couHT OF ArrEAGs ]

THE COURT OF APPEALS PROCEEDINGS.
ALBANY, June SIN the Court of Appeals, Thurs
day. june 3:
No isB-sage agt. wooin. rosunei and con.
cludoa -, -, =,
and others. respcadrnts Arnc ~ u. D. Halliday Dr
alp,lIa -, Marcos Lyon for rsp0nieniH-
No 22v-Danel :. Reed End another, respondents agt
Niehoias A. Decker, appelaptArgiod ny - Hand Tor Az
peaat: ID. s. Mcneil Tor res Ondent
No. 54-DAniol Day, yoDIent agt Tho Mayor DC, VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

COMMON PLsAs-Eovrrr TEax-vss HoEsEsJ
lPea,ispom agt. Zen. /. finkeiauer agt Demp'
~ n, S.,s ar. vo,ssu ns g.. De 2sser ast wsae
So. DasG at Phas. s..ByneagL Van boob
3 ssssnss 49, .s.'s' ,s,.s , TSs o &
b. ast -.
TRIAL TgiM-PAKr I-RoBIssoS. J.
.s f%SSrs I NsT n aEs Az Herr
220l .PS sh.rr B' 00""''' rex.
WaOh. scott Sste ss 49, Reaf
a''4Bs navel asI rn' e. sissisrtt sst McCul
si baon "a s n sps aaHa aT Dim
III ss a se consnon. smo
9 A 81 H s%sfap. .rs 4ss @ ss Conner
eoe. Lpissa ast CT western
PART u-vAS BRUST J.
GA, ca.rks . The utral 2el7 Merrirnan art Eissman
PARK. 'S'ih and East 2S5o L%e winshi ast Kemp
,oaa Anthony art Boatn 1872 Mailer ast. sohioss.
2$7Sis Tie 1hifl.aye. h n
Co. agt Davis
FART ILL., F. DALYJ.
2oo5 Hecel ast Dinsmore as .Nicoa AFT The 4sd
ssgt ESs Gsa SSn ss. b. G. .s Dick
ao44 sd ls, nc LG Sgs Rces 2ses rer agt Martin
1885. .Mesker ot al ag'' V&
Pianck
MARINE CorRr-TIuAL TRRN-P,Gr I-ALKEs, j.
t9l Nathan agt Pitts. 1888. Belzoue ct al. sgt Mar.
423 AdolpIus agL CantreD 77l9 Iregan AIT Gonlfen.
7Sss R1R s ss BE- Burt h a
773l. The Back Of the Me- Wool. SC
troDoIis nd 1895 Gilman Holmes
1912 Weyl act M,Tnaut 4i6S Grazing agt Farley, 60
7O35.. MsttiagU sgi KrellnS 33I5 philips ayi NURSE
PART ll.-SHB IDAN. j.
3749 Wilkins ct al agt Con- 1888 Foota and ano aet ne
ner South and Atlantic
77t0 Uop,et st A sgt Phil Telegraph Co.
1892. Reed u Co nef.
700 NfofYat Dlggs al 411G The Erie Preserving
22l Jlurber and ano agl Co. Tburbor
conner and aBo. 4245. Waite and aDo agt
1890. .Bak act. Sageman. - Warwic<
TAB. Hurley agt simpson 1888 ilnF err HgI SieiS
ct al f2An. Rohm Wilkins
7Tgl Fdelnuth AIT Wilhelm 53i1 eft III ag. Thayer
~ 20. BlBDieBtla al agt. Terry
orvvp,I ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Recorder-Pairick MeNahor
felnous assault aud battery Peter Ostels, LOgs O. Biibo
ptrr Fro m grand larceny fpueld, receiving stolen
goods; Frank Sp ill., fails preloses Ed"ard Doye' ah"o~
Cassidy, James Eitzge aid. petit " c'iIy. , .o,,
PART II--CHDRl j.. Ell Welsh, frlnops sssal
and bait r george eHtar burglary JOHN FypI JOIN
Mallory Ben anin MACK, grand arcenyy chas J,eS eioh
n q b-1. Henry Muller VI e. ae
Jacobs petit larceny i-ssl MoKenna, escaped prsfhsi
IoII- Strange robbery (Conlinuej OuuDJ
erAo r. grluu la1ceny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
sIGIsMUND HousEMAY's CREDIToRs.

The schedule of Sigisnund HOusondn, who
nads inst December an assignment the boa of
cgclitols was od yesterday the Court OF Common
Pleas lie states liabilities az $3JJ,9Ol 80,
real assets at 100000 blOst OF mis- creditors IL
England ana Germany Among his principal crei.,Or5
il i.s CuuiJrJ tu6 IHi,O. .CiH AM tdts
tI6Ol3 10; otOIs BIOS, ~. T., 9Ju,J7I A, aud AlI
Hat VI NondIA, ". D., yit,oIZ 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

New.York aprellant-Argued oy d. j. po'"i 'oi "PP'
,d NV " m. (. FINLEY for sOn'ent
proclamation and thr Court aVour'o ,o,a ..
rbr Cour of Appeas Calendar for FRIDAY June ioio " 80
f,ljows. Nos 81 "A, 81, b3. "a. 2i7. i33, anh 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09

rises Az sells. III hoOn rlsNs lO.lo
mon wNtTR TINS DhT-Ad
sandy Hook 0l2 Cows Island glSI Hell "a. Ferry ll37
HigH WAiFE Iilih pAY-P. "
sandy Hook Cows Island lO:ll Hell a. Ferry l2Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-06-09
A funny twist may be given to the scene

beiween Ar. Knot ana sir. r. so yesterday SaiI lr.
knoCI Nh. Frye, your friend Mr.. Blame Is the -
soouhdrei la America" 10 tnis Mr. Frye replied, You
FORGET y0ursei. sr Koot wner.upOn the natter sLd,
81 10" Now. wnon Mr. Frye ara " You forget yvi-
sell ana he pun the stress Of yooe "forgc your
selif"-lGraphic