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New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFER
SFw-YOUE CITY


adaye " & % n II Of 13thst, o3NlCO rlao. i3th-st,n
100 n Of 9dAyc g5XlOU; GiLert Valentine ann 40
q !
Figabpth s " - 80 Of SWiTgst, 2jS9i - part o
or: Vim alod aud wife 10 T. . 0stC lo''O
Izabrth ST. q = III q 81 HOustons "42Nsl.', % .
10 i"'''N
I.zaNstlst \ 2 SS n 81 Houston 81, 2i3xal9. y ~
IrrI Of; peter Tostcvin ara wife 10 w alGi l'VO'
Ezabets i-6 22S II OF Sprlng-st Z'AoJi ,ooo,
A'''''
4tasye : c1i. - u Of i''S 5000
Wbiicst No i2l q 2lI97.3; LA Mahuncy 70 Jas y ,,
Malcolm wv
4thS5 Sc,, .E 70 1,, ~ ,e ~ H. II T. pScn $500
North MO0rest No il 8 2'I5J; WIN u Romans 10 -,
7tfNyc es Jc5 f. Of 5jth.st, 751Oo; Thcs Gosdey ~
cxr II GOtthy i-'V
5tS.ave s. JO6fts o 5jhst, NlNi Ihos toaa'y n o.o
10 James II Goai9v--... ...-... ....-.. -, INV"
sth ave " T. 762 10 a. T,tlEt, 2GNlGO Jt -H w.
I1ewes wife 90 & y Stewart. SoiiiAy
C iths e Ol 5IEavr, LOOK lO'.5 = 'nTy
Uoprs and wife y ~ NChlrtu, ..... CppJ5
5Ttht n s. 30 81 Lexington aSe, = Xitt ' u :. :,
NC Keuuev aud wife ,. g. SwCant :. =. Is 4Jp
e2d a. u I25 Il e 81 l0;haye 25NlOh6; Martina -
Ruck ami husband G Alien. .-...-.. .l9uOJ
Reset ,s ,1.s 40 SnScc SS -SN@ oo'oA NJ eseog
27tbs = . 20 II W Of 3d.nvc g0x77.6x Irregular -
J0Ir HVyes efsrre, - Il Harvey .-...-, eZJJ
39thst u r. 2i5 Cf lsaye, 2oI1SB; = = ht'l -
man rrercc !; n Gilf1n lpVP
39ts u = 25O II OF ls0yc 2jN5S sHle 10 iihe ''O
tOftcisl.l }. SAVAGE DepuJ iesN''i'
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gitn RsaI Gsintc for Sale.
EOR SALE-By order of ExecutOr-Tho three
il UOUEEs No $50 7tlaYe. 80 249 East 4Oh.st., and
No. 34b Wost 55th st.; al wen rented. TcrniS essy
SAM'L EDDY, lij broadway, Room 32
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SIZE M0RTGAGE INVESTMENTS.

THE Ill. INOIs TRUST ami SAVINGS BANK OF CHI,
rif.l oars Mortgages hfssclsss lnsS ana
low fafuA yielding eight and nine pei cent per annum.
prop 0f interest e9d perfect secMr1y may DC re-
He'd ts the al made Dy the Bank Mltr eJaM
actual n0nedEe Of ule yalues TUGS
eeilgel aud Dnpers preintTeag The Banks attorneys
pan inforI laGn given letter otherwise and completed
o, 3oa which ~ select at the 0fhce of
tic paaK's s,eos n New.york. 81. *. JESuP, PATTON
CO., No. " Hldiarsa&
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WOOL MARKET.

PHHApuFmA Dec lswoO steady and, and hT 1r,iTB s1p
Xxx and above lSa47c.; y, 44046e.: Medium. 43@
dee Coarse, ts742c. Eew.York, Mictig.n, indllna
ana Western Fine SS042c. Medium. 441l5c-; coarse
IS a40c'; Comoiug, Washed 5G165o- do GnwaslIsd
HGd.g7c; Canada CslbbinC, 55c, t1ne, hWasnVes'
27d30c Coarse and Medium Unwashes Sy%"S g., tHO %
asi,cd ~ lSiaG Extra and MoTnO Pulod, Sj@40c No
aud saIRr PHed 81 d3Sc; Texas Fine and Medium i6G
2Sc do, Coarse, l102Oci Csiliornla fthb anu "eu i'
zoe: Coarse l9T26c-
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

H0W TO CURE Lameness, as Paralysis,
Crooked Weak Limbs Stih and Enlarged Jonte, &c
BY H. Taylor d. 80 Describes successful homo
Treatment WOOD Co, II East Hhy-eighthst
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FoUgrH NATIoXAL BANK or TIVE CITY OF MY" Y9sS'

NOTICE is hereby given, that the annual
~ meeting Of the sbarehodelso of the FOURTH Hstoa SS
of fhe CITY OF York the election Of DIRECTORS anu
Inscts O Election for the ensuing year. WIN ~ hch on ne
SECOND TUESDAY i9th January OF JAhOnH1, lSly
AT at Che Banking house OF sa BANK III 'ho
Sce e. also hereby given special called meeting
of ne shareholders OF said Bank has been duly called ana
Sl h. bell al The time and lace, for the purpose ol
taxing steps be necessary or proper 70 e'HSe &
CaUifa sIOck Fourth Naoral Bauk OF the C Oh
Nc York time to time, 70 such sum, nOs tess ta
three millions Of doiars Will III te ol so ~
~ Directors best promote s intercs's ad 70
thai end upon amendment aaatoA 10 the
~ Association of Bank whereby ~ shall be proyidod hat
fhe aro Of Directors shall have TO rciuoc tc oafIi
sok SAID Association nom time % time 10 sHcA sum hOt
es than three millions Of dollars as wiu IN lel JnOt
fst promote tile inter sis Of sid RanE, ana 70 u M ds
esarV OF proper effect such reduction OF reductiohs
PcIls win open ~ IN. 9nd close az /: m 49,, 90.
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5teamboais ano Railroads.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID Leave NewYork from foot OF DesbrOsses aud COrand
SITS
$40 o. m. for Washington and the West, Richmond,
Charleston and the South Pullman ParOr from New
10 baltimore and Washington, making connection
Cincinnati, St. Louis Louisville &c.
y. m, for Washington and the West and for Richmond
via GOronsvc. Pullman from EewYOrk 20 Baltimore
aud Washington making close connection for Chicago cn
cnnau. Louisville ST. Lonis, Pittsburgh &C.
- m daily Tor Washington the south and West Pulnans
seeDer from New York baltimore and Washin making
close connections for Chicago Cincinnati. Louisville ST.
Louis p1gburgh tho South and Southwest Co1nects at
Washington with trains for Iynchburg Florida Neworcans,
and the South.
For through ekets please call at Companys 0nees 3l5
and l,23S Broadway NewYOr aud at Ticket Offices foot
OF Cortland and Desbrossesss and Depot Jersey City.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
ERlE RAILWAY.


O. n, Il tync,npat and Chicago Day Express. Drawing
Room Coaches Buffalo and Suspension Bri1ge
l0J mExpress Mail fOr Buffalo with sleepng Coaehes
Z D. m-Dsfly) Pacific Express for the West. Sleeping
Coaches rough 10 Rochester Buffalo, Niagara fas CiBcn
and Chicago Without CHANGE also Hote DINING cars TO
Chicago.
Newark Gas $50 IO:45 o. In 3:15 bis, and 6l5 N,
and Midnight Saturday nights only sundays Gl5 m,
O' Rnsherfur Park and Passac g. 7;46, 10 r I2 noon
l45 S:45, 4:3O o. @, $50, IL midnight sundays O.
$50 10 a NJ. i:45, $50 p. m. and II midnight
1,45, siS $40 $50 s. 51s g. Gib, $50 4 W. and II
midnight sundays q $50, sl5, 10 a. LII, l40' t;So p IN,
suIern' G. 7:45 lO45 a. M, 3:So 49o, 6.e p m, 70
Cornwall a. rn $780, 43O p. m. Sundays. $50 an.
Warwick, l045 2. m, 4:3O p. m.
NcWDurgh, o. l04j a. III, 5:3O, 4:3O p m sundays $50
Kingston, 0 A. m, $40 D. N. Sundays, $50 m.
Goshen q, T:t5 8, 1915 D. NJ, $780, $780, p M Sundays
HtidIetowp 7GJ 8 l04J o. m. 4:3O p. m Sundays $780,
10 a. NJ y. Tie a. ". and 450 p n trans connect
with New York aud Osweco Mhand Railroad at Aains:
Port Jeryis, o. 1045 43O, y m Sundays $50, 10
a M, ami 2 D. m -, ,--,.--. - -. -, -.
leave fifteen minutes earlier than above time;
trims leaving Chamberss ST on quarter Lonls leave twenty
ID. with udnS leaving Cham
bels a. at 10 D. m. and l2 midnight
Tickps passage and for Apartments In DTawingr0gm
and Sleeping Coaches be obtained ana orders for the
O1ccs No. 23g 4Ol 5e3 aud 957 Broadway; No Courti
BrOok lyn, and at the COmpsny's Dep0ts. -
Express Trains from the West arrive in Newly ofk at 40
a. NJ, 2IO and 7:55 p. m.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
TAWARINDHEN GRlLLON

universally prescribed by the FacultyA laxative refresh
me and uedicated fruit lOzenge for the immediate relief and
ssecas cure Of constipation headache bile hemorods
&c Tsmar nnlko pills the purgatve ia agreeable
To take aud produces irritation Prepared ~ v Gh
ION 81 Ranbuieau, PARIS Depot CASWEll+ HAZARD e
O. corner Fifth. ayo fosrth.st-. NewYork
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

IT'HE LIFE AND STRUGGLES OF MM.
L9vkrr, ia hs p.lsu q Ca ,n'airS'-' ana ana tES S
az bae,f - Cloth. gilt Ia lOiA ~ an lhicter.tnS
.op past s.ruEg.es .0T brt'F i"hi,a sat' = !"e
r..sg g. p'el-aIf 90 have ruCI toA -fCeA a
Inuy ro,z, clr,ifu frun the IA IIdiCa' 5l p
A.. t.tu. " Isyci % ris tt1.ofrl Ola age
that Ais book VIA not readily pas away ~" 't Tl"
f1Tta IAsulICT lie h iigt 10 appeal q uc NofSnE
e.s-,. yr tireru for I'yatuu uf M uurr tc has
foag AMI slfel,d aud liyrl lev Others OF tcm lave
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
THE EXAMINER,
AN INDEPEN DENT wtENLT REVIsw OH rOiLrlcs
LITERATUEE. S,IFNCE. AND AIT.
CFAalHshci 1881

Cgcekly pages posi- free o america a. or per annna
ia ca
"The main onIerts ~ TIiE E%A hINfR NeWspAeT '1'd
work NtirI De aad his rtOtNF JOHN
fefoit
Ia Fs auCIii hcaity ~ upuo1 Ia general, espeAy frr
aId fIsoH Ul HrTiy tattrI llio al
sub eta Nbayg,t" Great advances nave "tn riHi" 30 "
literary TgocIstH durnE the sHtF u
year. which tie lifetime o. THE ENAMINlH already ,or
crs and uaay rO1d reforms u which lJd HrNf ALbANt
TU.II ANOfF ION MIL. nDt teir ass'Cat,a Werc
ourrrs have been achieved but thcs Jfas h1ye only
irPIarr- tfC Otgrs yct t1 10 rcct lAL l.AAl
il. accordance W IL on gEa rucvca and tf1ft 49,
attempts IuGch us fu srryc TO s ui Irr',
ia yeais. u sisiNCs toucssl ai
heartily MD ts readers IN forming 30 md vpnio.s cIar"r1
ing tho important ~ Tic day Ia drawing ueefrom
Buch conclusions as may prumoic "sc 2si Az! iearls
nctpa removal Of and abuycs firm wbicb
the world suffers tJgErl the development Of view
necessary the increased veil bCg ci al Gs-ss or
society . --. . -
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-oRTH GERMAN LLOYD
'o' ''S"' '' ''''SSo otlilcHs di Co.. Bowlinggrecn


f HID IVIINIINIVN NV.III
~ Sailing from TIrr 81 North River. -
Tor SSrfok, CITY PUiHl ant il!ChEnnd, TIESDA fS,
THURSDAYS, anu SATURDAYS at y. M, connectLg <
WITH the Nr.Gia and Tennessee Air li Atlantic tos.
Zine il,aUf Air Lie Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad and
uit tlo Company lines TO interior points IN North
Srban aad T. asllgon y G. Cyia Norfolk) every TT E5-
DAY. I'll q ~ DAY, and SATURDAY. - - .--,,,,.,
i.vrs pti, leaving Ntw.HorS IONDA1S ana fbn ~,
DAM aLSI ~. connecting with Delaware ana mary Ahd
Pl.., ger accommodations unsurpassed
lr,rg Ia sar ickc.s Liis cf laiuE To all points at
lowest iI.s lusaracc Norfolk &C., uer cent Freight
received caiiy 90 Pier 81, North ktyei.
I. MClltEADY, President.
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gts Grsam.
Billiards.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BEVEL BlLLlAakD1 aI y
IA TABLES with Deianeys wire cushions laaoised W a.
leading players Inducements hIH ohereh
secondhand Tables at great bargains ~ tn y,say st
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
7 FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

y EHlr III NADlJE1 hAlLNOAD.
4 ARRANGEMENTOF or PASSIfNGE Err TRAINS April ~,
ls76Lsave dGpots foot Of CortAndi and Desofossss G
n m fer EastOn Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch ChuDck,
HszlctOn Beaver Meadow, Mahanoy CITY, sbenandoah III
Carmel SlamOeiu, WilkesDaTre, PtSton ealfe lfa &c,
connecting with trains for ithaca, Auburn Rochester bui
fllO, Niagara Falls. ana tho West. . -, 90,
p m, EGstOn, Bethlehem Alent0wb, da1cA tHuIA'
HazlctOn. MahanOy City, Shenandoah, NikesDae ttsto
&C. making close connections Tor heang, FotsNt anu
Harrisburg. - -
y. NJ. for Easton, Bethlehem, Allentown, and Maueh
Chunk stopping at oil stations. - -, =,
$50 D. M Night Express daily for Eason. Bethlehem, Al
Iontoa n March Chunk WkesbaTre PttstOn SayTe Elml
Ithaca Auburn Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Fails, ana We
West PuIlmans sleeping coaches attached
ROBT III. SANRE Supt ana Engf
General Eastern Office corner Of Chreh and CeEtisnSts'@
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

FURNISHED ROOMS. - Handsomely-fur-
nshed rooms suitable for families single gentlemen
NAV obtained by applying OF 1I6 Amty-st. location
pleasant: few do0rS from Cntonsi.; the rooms newly pa
nte and ready for occupancy bye minutes
walk from S0nth Ferry.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Brooklyn Board.

OSn LEXINGT0N-AVE. near 69th-st.-A
sJ.DU private faply will take few BoARDERs.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
NEW YORK, NEW-HAvEN AND HARl

Passenger station IN NswYork. Grand Central Depot ed
trance FOrtysccOnd ST.
TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YoRK.
Trains for leave at 1l0 (Accn 500 (N vVo
Arcul IL (Ex) IL ~ (Acc'nb (Exe, 229 lAcc M
(Ex) aud 5l5 Local Exl, (k:K 10 Dab li35 m
800 1fc 5i5, 5:l5 $50. TO- and ll3J M For STAN
ford 40 sos, 900 1Cl0 M. IL m j. 10 q, S9. 94V
AS 6l5. 5:45. 6:S5. 7:2O .. 10, aRd Il32 p M
Boston Express, via Springfield M oOo anu "a a. H hno
o 10 NJ, MA Shore Line and 10 Boston, wa AYR
Line and Ii:S5 y. NJ; the sos a M ], = O.. and 10
n I suupug at stanford, NeTwak and 800 and III D. M,
s. o. ana 10 ?. M. Bri6goport The sos a M connects
trsius LEe Division for ProyIdnce ana me
Com Valley at SaylnOOk. The / m. connects win
shore Division for Norwich, and the 500 0nd D. "a
with New Haven Northampton r. T. Mt SewHaYcn snd
the sos and p m for Newport; sos IL M Il noon
trains connect with Conn. River r. r. az Spflng
hell and D. m HOsreal.. The S.05 a m and p N.
with Nangatuck ana HouSaionic r. Rs a. Brge
Tie 205 a. Ia. and l. 40, and p. with DaDbuiy ana
Norwalk south Norwalk and the 500 q. NJ, and A'V
10 m with New Canaan r. II. az STANFORD.
Sunday Boston MGiiIr at via Sprinsfeid atio
D.. via Providence.
Drawing Cars Day Express and Sleeping Cars 90
Night Express trains.
Tickets can Da purchased ,ket Ofee Of Company ~
Grand Central Depot or et othces OF ~ Y Transfer Co. ~ ~
roadway NewYOrk, and No COurtst Brooklyn Who VIZ
also cheek baggage from residence 10 destination.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
ArEW- WORK. -CENTRAL And HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RATLROAD.-Comn. .netng Dec. H. 1870
through trains Will leave Grand Central Depot: 80 -,
7l5 q. n Western and Northern Express win drA"mS
so. a. H. SPECIAL Chicago and ST. Louis Express with
drawing ears Rochester and BuO a Through Car
20 ~. Louis.
Hoo a N, Northern aud Western Express.
$50 D. m, special Albany Troy, and Western ExpresS
Rrriyc- a Buffalo, 7l0 a. m. - -.
6.0D r. Express with seeplDg cars Tor WATERFOWL ana
CananAaigua. Also for Mont cal via PlattsbuTgh.
S:3O u Pacific Express daily, with sleepiugcars iof
Rochester Niagara Fails Buffalo Cleveland and Cincinnati;
also Cicago both L. 5. and NJ e. RairOads and 10
Montreal via 81. Aiblns.
lIOO y ~, Express, with seepngcars for Albany ana
Troy. =.
WAY Trains as per Local Time Tables Tickets for sale
252 56 and Broadway, and at Mesteott Express COS
Ofceg No Park place. 7SJ and s42 Broadway, NeWho
and 3a3 Washin gt0nL ST, Brooklyn.
a. Il. MEEKER. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THE
UNITED STATES MAIL.
s take the Lene Routes recommended
Maury u. =, NJ south Of tho Banks on Iho
passage Queenstown, al the year round.
BRITANNIC, SATURDAY, Dec. lG at 6:30 a. M
CELTIC, SATURDAY, Dec 20, at > p m.
ADRIATIC, SATURDAY, Jan. z. 10 n M
BRIFANNIC, SATURDAY, Ian. 20 $40 o. NJ -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER %, NORTH
RIVER
These steamers uniform IN Ezo and unsurpassed in a
pontment The saloon, StAterOOns. smoking, and Bath
Rooms placed amisps wheO the noise and motion are
aOrdng degree OF comfort hitherto unattanablo
RATEs-saloop, $50 and 800, gold Return Tickets
favorable terms. Slecragc, S2s.
For Inspection plans other information, apply at the
n. j. CORTIS, Agent
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
Ocean Steamers.

Ocean Steamers.
A MEXICAN STEAMSHIP LINE, between
~ Philadelphia and Liverpool calling Mt Queenstown fhurS
davs from philadelphia Wednesdays from Liverpool
Steamers 70 sail from Philadelphia as follows: - =,
pENNSYTVANIA Dee n ILLINOIS ......-..-..J an II
sCIPY Of NE;X-YORK .Dee.2S LORD CLIVE...l laa 1S
INDIANA JAN OHIO ...-.......'Jah 20
Price 0f Passage IN Currency; . 80
Cabin, SIS 10 800. InsInedtate, s40 Sesragc s%'
A-N'--' " - and az BrOad-st, n. Y.
L n y Raft N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEWJERSEY.
Trains leave for Engiewood Closer Pernont and Eyel
z O45 T. M J. g. T. 4si5, 53C $50 1880 p m and Satlrda
nights Only nj 1870 y. Sundays =. m and G:SO p
Eaunet Spring Valley and MOnsey, Z, $40 a. 40 D. N
mo. n. ABBDIT. Genn nassr Agent. New YORK.
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

oES WEST 32D-ST.-A few gentlemen COZ.
eIbh be accommodated with large small ROOMS, VITA
ir,,t class BOARD; terms mOdirltf
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

GREAT WESTERN STEAMSHIPI I,i7 LINE. IN.
W NEW.YoRK TO BRISTOL (Eng.)-DIhECT
Taxing roals and passengers London Cariin Newport
Gloucester, and all ports in Bristol Channel
Sailing from Pier IL, East River =. =, n ,e
soNRRSFT Western -. SATURDAY, Dec. 10
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

l.pD-ST., AT 80 EAST.-A handsome back
p aor and arg front room on fourth door good board
I.Ll
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

IE'O ADVERTISERS.
THE CoSTINEST,
THE SWISS TINES.
pul,iiahed IN Faslsh hire Times = week at Geneva
LEOSAhD ". HAtlN. Eti'".
csqiaiel Ia plIt % uio tsnit ht"' Islio9N
Advertising Artnts. - -, q. . ..- - -,
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16

4ETH-ST., 2l0 WEST. near Broadway
I'D are wclI faraishrl ROOMS 80 Ut, with BOARD,
20 tIncn and wives RSic gentlemen; S6 O. go
nlsn hall rryma, -6 To 81
New-York tribune., 1876-12-16
East Side.

\ SECONDS ROOM, two single, with
l Bosrd aho table boaricrh 2t East 2jIs@' MADISON
square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.

Judge Lawrence has granted an order allowing Will
lam NJ Banks receiver OF the Security Savings Bank,
to allow payments bonds and mortgages held by
the bank the due the mortgages as depositors
In the suit of Carrebeer executor Of William Ruhl,
William Kalb1eisch TO recover the sum Of S. 900
notes, and the defence to which was usury and
that the notes had been fully by Ruh the jury
in Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Dononue,
gave verdict yesterday for defendant
John Keegan, boatswan Of the American ship Con-
stantine charged with cruelty toward Thomas Coch-
rane of the crew, while the voyage from Lon
don to this city, held yesterday by United States
Commissioner Osborn in $500 bail to await tho action
of the Grand Jury.
d. K o ney Winter the Rondout Post Office clerk
letter, waived examination yesterday before
United States Commissioner Shields, and was COM
mitted in default OF 81, 500 bail
William I. Sly who has held an appointment as
assistant in the United States District Attorneys Office
for month or two, has been appointed to the vacancy
caused by the resignation OF Joseph NJ Dene, now
deputy clerk and Commissioner Of the United States
Circuit Court
motion was made yesterday before Judge Lawrence,
in Supreme Court Chambers to vacate the stay OF pro-
ceedings under motion made some lime since for
change of venue in the Brooklyn Ring suits. Judge
Lawrence took the matter under advisemenL
The papers in the suit Of the owners Of tho ship
Harvest Queen against tho steamship Adriatic and
owners to damagesor the loss Of the ship will
be filed in the United States District Court to-day.
Application made yesterday by Mr. William r.
howe 10 Judge Lawrence In supreme COURT Chambers,
for writ OF certorari the OF Jonn Doan under
sentence Of death for the murder Of James II. Noe A
decision will be given this morning.
The Court of oyer and Terminer, Judge Barrett on
the bench. was occupied yesterday in the trial OF Ar
mon Long charged with killing Louis werbetz in a
Bayard street saloon The parties drinking and
quarrel cnsued Mr.. Lyon appears for the prosecu-
tion Mr. William f. Howe for the prisoner. The trial
will probably be finished to-day.
George L. Smith has brought suit, which is being
tried before Judge Van Brunt the Court OF Common
Pleas, claiming SIS 900 damages from the Germania
Bank for refusing pay his checks and marking them
mo good" He claims that his credit and business
injured The defence is that they always paid his
checks when he had money in the bank to meet them.
The is Sill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
THE FERNANDO WOOD SUIT.

The examination OF witnesses In this
cluded yesterday before Judge Sedgwck OF the supe
rior Court Nothing OF very special importance was
elected, and the additional testimony weakened
rather than strengthened the against Mr.. Wood
Mortimer Sullivan member Of the Mozart Hall Finance
Committee, testified that Mr. Wood collected and dis
bursed the moneys for the organization Similar tes
mony given by Thomas OCallahan, also at time
member OF the Finance Committee OF Mozart Hall
Charles Fowler, a OF N. Hill Fowler, stated that
he went with his father to Mr.. Woods house at
Bloomingdae. Mr.. Pullen, assistant cashier of the
Bank Of the Republic called to testify that Mr.
God the 18th of January 1863 deposited 81 $50 IN
the bank, but he did not the money he
not allowed TO testify. j. Dagget Hunt Assistant Cor
poraton Attorney before Mr.. Fowler Corporation
Attorney and holding the position under Mr. FOw-
ler, testified that he received and disbursed all
the moneys taken at the Office but that he never paid
to Mr. Wood any money account OF holding the
Office. and he did know Of Mr.. Fowler paying Mr.
Wood anything. The last witness Mr. John
McKenny who had charge Of serving subpenas and
summonses in the Corporation Attorneys
office, who stated that he was not en-
pIoyed by Mr. Fowler, but though Mr.
Wood was n friend he never paid him anything
for his position He stated further that the Office now
owed him 500 for services IL arranged be-
tween ex-Rccorder Smith, counsel for Mr.. Wood and
A. II. Ready and ex-Judge Flanders, counsel for the
plaintiff to up the case next Saturday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-02-17
DECISIONS.
SUPREME court CHAMBERS

BY Judge Lawrence
Berkshire Woollen Company vs. Julard, Andrews
VS. Pearl, Hoey vs. Kenny ct al Hasbrouck VS. Has
brouck, Sammis Gray, Matter OF the Recevershlp
OF the Security Savings Bank Williams Hassner ct
al, We'll VS.. Schloss, Rothschild Forty second
Street Railroad Company.-Granted
Matter of Beaurup-I wish explanation In this
matter
Maskell VS.. Krause.-Prepare order without
erasures
Weis VS. weis-Report OF referee confirmed and
Judgment OF divorce granted to the planun with Gus
tody Of children.
Powers VS.. Roper Caloric Engine Company.-MotiOn
granted.
Watkins VS. Traphagen The report OF the referee
does not appear TO be signed
Matter OF Smith, wish to hear counsel in regard
to this application.
Brez VS. Mark am inclined to think that these
suretes are not sufficient, but will hear counsel II SO
desired
By Judge Barrett
Matter of Fuszuer ct all think the referee is right
In his construction of the order, but the petitioners
may amend so as to extend its operations
SUPREME CoURT-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Ritter Boody.-Findings settled
SUPERIOR coURr-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Sedgwck
Jenny vs. Tallman.-I am in some doubt, but on the
whole the motion is granted
Clark vs. MaloD.-Moton granted.
Walker VS.. Walker.-Order allowing supplementary
complaint.
Cothran ct al vs. Hanover National Bank-Order
Tor commission.
Walker VS. Walker; Leonard VS. Won wilda; Clark
VS.. Malone Willkng vs. Willkng.-0rders granted
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt
Fields TannenholZ papers
BY Judge Robinson
Matter OF Raufus, &c.-Moton denied with $40
costs, and leave TO renew. Memorandum.