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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08

SUIT CAUSED BIZ THE THNNsFER oF AssEfs 81
Az ASSURANCE COMPANY.

An ASSURANCE COMPANY.
In the suit of ChIrcs Ross against the Re
Mutud Insurance Company, trc Guardian insur-
Company AMI the Uniycr,1l Life Insurance Com
paDy, and -cyeI, individual Gefenduts. a motion was
argued yesterday before Jldye Van Brdn; to va"atr an
order requiring OF the individual defendants and
some Of tie oGl,cs. OF the conpanic, which dele
dans 20 appear and testify witnesses before trial.
According the complaint the life Of The plant WIS
insured In the rst-namod company. without his con
sent the officer transferred his and their assets
To the second company, which similarly transferred It's
Ihd his policy To the third company. lie claims
;A,. ,h.s WIS a fraud him. AID demands tla' the
as..., of Tie Original company, .r as they can b.
traced 20 baud, OF the otncr companies. shall be
placed in le hands II receiver to meet bis Jh't claims,
and that they cannot be thus traced the indi-
s,dG.l i.udahis he held personally liable.
In, notion J,st. ray, t.ough m'rly on the question
whether certain person, should give evidence before
tlal involve extent an argument of the legal
questions 4, % the officers 81 tha corporations who
were not parties To Tie suit jude Nau brnt iGjimaiel
,.oualy they could not De- * mined under law me
tended uuN io apply 90 rI.i'ht Co. tur ACTON |" ih'i
cAtn.ua.iuu WI- NOT Seriously ftfsru' = !" .it n'
NluuI G,.t ilsi-, Low 'rIr I'D lI t'hl h ''' n'''
i.i' .o iahcy ut the pluuh h!d t-n! JOS L's uuig
20 uly bis uTcIiuu-, To- which Uc answered ilat ia"
c'rtav ~ "tic' hc insured hth rii H' 'h 'n Hi"n ne
,nd.I "a, 81: second that the puutlH coHd not briEt
s'ii ilc company had NOT Dee Used To hu- oh ms
s.I,u if bad pat any demand out Of hr power; tlri,
lAIi polio! was m'tr N''u'"'' -" "Tu '
breach y.s possible ul after thc paint u death, 10
wHis tao plaintiff answered int "uCua parry tOa
contract o. performed 80 TIE future uul 70 uut 81 Ms
IuNtr a. tu'hli 49, the couIDon law - veil ~ common
-'l-y iuI bed Immediate breach 81 TIE contract.
The fourth point tit IA" dug was no the
natal of q l ct discovery und'r the old practice and
subject rules, and ta a. Was well settled iLdt
party HI of discovery could NOT h" required To an
sVtr qu,-tufI, wA,c would convict him oi crime or
iaId Tue pldutiu here W.s rrt nug IL establish idud
ON nr part d.,cud ants. ant the examination could
not -rrN, uuic., the dtirudints % lholt answers
COMIC. ed tlcInst Ives Of iltud.
NT.p tlr.t Ht.l i
ann. ,l TO-. plant a. Robert sew, and \. j. Wander
mel for dr!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08

MEMORANDA.
Annette (NOr.) Roth, Hayro arrived 4th. and
sandy
l1thl q. H.
June 90 lat 80 go long. 3d. snip ADMINISTER lPor) from
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BOsroS, July Arrived steamship Speeiwc tUS, caro-
pbia; scirs J. - Rogers Flee rom Nsv-SOrk heN.
eap, snlt do ABBY J.. bow, Yonng trom Philadelphia;
Thomas TX, Hal, nom hUn"out; r. L. hart, hat ifoin
B,lIDil lE July 7-ArveH barks va-co de Cana. MOT
tehsep, rom Iglhni sg"ues. Cs9na ron 900 III -
:. Powell, Mi3ms. uOa. sggUl Cleared. ste mSiIp W.
kennedy Fc.tSr ior PROVE, s'1n Dr. iaTh' ,ea'
RHeubon. Tor cork Falmouth, Oiig .-d, LuhdDc4S Ior
Fogr ROYAL SC, July 7.-sr1yed steamship CITY OF Dal-
las, Hines, rom Fefnaniina TiL
FOBpIGN FORTS
QUEENSTOWN Jul sine Cuuarl Line steamship Bothuia,
here at ts Wiian's GUi5l Line
am.nIp NJ a Guard i rom tis port Tor e"'i OK
BgsioL Jaiy THE Great Western Line steamship
Arr-oD, Symo s. FROM AeHlfi June a. arrive" at us
LoSDoN jay 7--~ailed 9Th inst HryaL sarah Carn
I'm CasJa.i Heroes Celenf ia Ctv Philadelphia FIer,
AGors oh, Romance, Kn h Ten pla Sisurl Iafi y, ae
IA s,,I =. ri WawI.nol DIn.eia AiaG'n Miro ", O. NJ
ZONES One it .auet a Queelsp"Hl Ihaa IA Lt Nc ss
la t,I G,U, plr ns r.. o. N6nfrtal Arr ma cas-
ala Haur a. Dow Annie goiTey. Thomas Dana, ysi. f.u-
tone the h. L named al a.o) Europa capt irnkanal.
DISASTERS.
LONDON. July THE crew r,tcu"d by the German oars
Europa capt in,5Ia, "EicI arrived mere tty, a1s 10Y
day. but at % the British BIZ L. " tatO tOb ~ John
y B., 0f MrNiorl, v.iou VS. aD ndOIed "a seq
Frtns Pm sAu nsted tnIs Afternoon wIodt asal5tane
"l oT I pf 1Fys univ 6-pu4h tho recent gale here 30
bars nitut lori, williamson ~ drag esi AGAINST
N. Greaawstr bt VII probably clear without damage.
dragged her anchors but stSta. 81 No damage
lf1r LaieSi osfs AeyS see ram ioge.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
LETTERS FR0M YHE PEOPLE.
, LOOKING FOR COUNTRY BOARD.

INNS IN LOOKING FOR COUNTRY BOARD.
SITUATION oE IuE HOC>E-fHE WsLi-il'Io'ill'N
or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or ICE.
TO the Edttor o. me TrtbrH'.
SIR: The exodus to the country has already
begun and D. many days .hdI nave 'i'p''u "'u
sands OF mothers with rhcr tta ones VIII nav" it' '"'
city IN search of health win they lind 1T In most
s they t.ro,alv will and IN all c-, th.y certainty
on.Lt 10 iud tho chang from indoor city hic to tAe
omen air lie OF tire country in tie highest deIr'e bch'
ii,.aI Tic question Is oitcu asked, Low can h"mi"'
influence be asccrtan,d and avoided by p'i-"" h''
a He'd in Gycsti- "a IONS Ot tAs Audi The present com
mu.,ltion is an attempt to answer ths question III
snie uptcchn,caI manner, and. If possible To throw
u such hints rs viii perhaps some OF your readers
or their children unnecessary sickness.
Take first the country iirsos". and Tor the sake W
thoroughn.ss, let pursue "ur investigation III the in
lowiu. ORDER The house itself, the WE'LL the Prs Tue
,l,p, an refuse matter the quality of the lee ana the
drainage.
The Hous-.-The only probable source OF danger TO
health IN farmhouse lies III the condition of the cellar
or Of ho space which scprdiy the lowest 'of from INC
ground II there be- ccor, observe wheth'rh u Ut!
aud free sanding water ~ decayn vegetable mat
ter I,pwed accumulate there through IN, negligence
~ -,ryant,J II tie hou" built upon the ground lo
lower door should be n least Inches above the Nnnd
and tho side, should b. 50 open the air circulate
M W,H-ii thc water l. clear and sweet. and free
arm
tAdl m 4'iIh J. :" d" INIT ,,t b.,
- are "ltch IA we "'I' I'N'.'' v. ''I,'- -,
the well .or int purpose %. D. pms u l"''' y
we're cpdemC uA lN'tI '! "a! -''' ~ ' -- -
90 uu, ul tie hrhI' hi''t i'u- 80 80" sum- -
Traced to the cNI~i'nc" "i drt"h I''IH- ' ~
tudtuu &c; i.t bottom 81 Tue M'tl il" ""'u Do ' ''
Inc I,iyg-ihrre Is LITTLE orno niger from conia!u.uI-
ton Hi tn' ar 10y ttc r'hl'H7 90 ''' ttl'9' -. ''
Danger %, lu TIE "ih"s."" "i 'H'ft '"",' ~, a.
sol. uul tLrIT contamination 81 li' ""'i 90 th' w.
90 sIrH 20 Iu-. hIllN. iH' INN 9I''" '' ' va ''
least 50 oI 20 i,rt iIpn u' WE'LL an ''' 81" ''.'
drama ct'fItNtr tr hLHNu -'h i.'.
i.J lat tao cont, h,- ul irr lINN VIII "iur AVA! '
tue well. bc-.C ct ti 'it plNN Ny =" ''
H., contents shall simply d.. upon tc -uli.c' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
EIrILnNa ENrERPRIsE.

Superintendent Adams of the Department OF
buildings has completed ais report for tie quarter end
Ing June 30 1876 90 account Of the ch"apness OF ma
tras many owners improving their property, mos
of them putting up small houses or tenemenis. W" le
many French ants have been buit, with many .eneme
hosc, it WAS stated at the Department that property
owners IN the upper part OF tie city WERE ~ general
thiu. putting UP small residences for Single FANNY To
be rented at low figures, from 500 I"
500 a year. one owner has filed appl
cations for 10 small houses in row
The following statistics given ia tie report Tor Tie
sec nj quarter Of 1876: Plans ulel, 261 Tor tU1 ne"
buildings in the quarter IN 1870. 2"d plans Tor 40
buildings; in 1874 PSI plans for az buildings. The
estimated cost Of thcseis for 1876 S5Ii5o5 for 1870
81 us 200: for ls74, SGOO3O37. For alterations ana
extensions Of Old buildings ttcIc were Tor the S'c'
qulrcr in 1916 3>l plans for 4rG buildings AT cost ui
- 56J3S 80, 415 plans iOf i"O hll!d., 10 coz
~ 4 = g66 N 1874 40 plans tvr 300 buildings a.
c1s oi $40 SIS Since Jan. l, l>1U tltl6 nav. 'eth
80 buildings CONDEMNED as unsafe aud taken down.
$50 uu.iuls, conc mucu as pDrtl-ily un-ai" nave
been rrIairce iac Department OF non "'h> adr !t'u
duriu. the last months lbl ar.AAi ciS, 80 non
b..ihIs AID o. iron Lu,C.s, 0i which uLy iOh AhV'
bl nEc under the strain.
Tie second quarter Of 1876 tho Eh above the average
o. ,Ae V.st years, has n3S e'i'y comp dsilt Tor
the II, az dulEc.s G. tse t>t tLi,y months. s - n"l
bv tie following cunUaT. of &C. est utics o. lil''
presented duuus Arst sly IOnts 90 tie ihisr cls'
Ia 1-Tl-NcW buad.a-,. .9,o-4Js.; ".i,r"uu.', -
lions. s4.3J27G ia 1-T6-,eN UUl4unss, @lu,21o,1J2;
alterations, a.. Si9,I-I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
THE RRE.LAU PROPERTY LITIGATION

Judges McCue and Reynolds OF Brooklyn,
sttIu 40 q Court Of Arbitration, decided on Nav lat
tie br,iau property Long Island. concerning which
there has been much Ltgaton. belonged Ia Abby Net
wood. The plaintiff. tine assignee IN bankruptcy OF
Charles = S,hlccr, urged motion fora stay OF pro-
ccenes that the Judges exceeded heir powers Judge
Barnat III rendered yesterday tie following decision IN
favor Of the plaintiff thnk the award Of the ar5iira-
t.r should be set aside. They have decided nothing.
The conclusion that the 10Th of January agreement was
fall ,et, cement mp Ia that date WAS only finding single
fact that might be ~ Importance In fixing the
amount due other Of the parties The submits
sion called for "A decision Uf Toe T-ts or the idiuts
under tuis well - PRIOR To q, unless tue
ngrcrncut shut cat ont al pnor disputes. II I'D, then
the -hi. Oi ih' paI under II Wttr u De- settled ~
Stunning that he supplemental p"Wyrtu decide separate
ANA partial gwen, II could not be- Hlib
hold 10 1--WE power hud tact, rtIa.ltriE. IN such
they would settle action and ~ug,r dispute sep
araity. Award 81 asd. Nl,n al costs.
Thomas Wc'wuoG Eas bccu arrested az The instance oi
Charles Sgcicg charge uf PERJURY aud :, 10 l." cN-
amu,a by COMMITS Toner Wu-low next week. Moody II.
snu appeared FOR tne pUihtih and Benz l. 1i"cy Tor
Defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
DOM PEDROS MOVEMENTS.
DOh Ii4DiNOS NV A@
VISITS TO INDUSTRIAL AND EDUCATIONAL 1Ns1I1U-
TIoNs-HIs DEPARTURE.

TIONS-HIS DEPARfUR
Dom Pedro in accordance with his lnVan-
able rose yesterday morning several hours be-
fore his o'clock breakfast, ard was driven to the once
OF the western Union Telegraph Company, where lac
carefully INSPECTED tie different departments. After
breakfast tie Emperor, accompanied 10y the brazilian
Minister senior Borges, wGO arrived al the Buckingham
Hotel on Thursday afternoon and who VIII conduct the
FDIDrors until his departure for Europe
and by Theodore Roosevelt and Prof G. +. Chandler
visited Columbia Cole &c. The Emperor asked many
Questions with reference to the manner OF Instruction.
aud expressed his hearty interest in the success OF
tLe institution. From the college the Emperor and
slor BOrges were driven to the Cooper Union
Here Peter Cooper met them and conducted them
througa tie huJng, explaining at sOne length 10 the
Fmuerol the aims ami objects OF tc lnstiulOu ID "'
It,n Pedro eyiueed great interest. llcY ihcl pSS-
a. I, the works Of tEo National Bank Noe Com any u"
i'll tctcl the various processes l-cfC IL o i'tiO CO
az lie ,uplOyfs presented Emperor Win COLLECTION
o. American minerals, which hc accepted WIN great APP
p.ryut satisfaction. Attlr -3EIu7 tle Coolcl IhoL ic
Visitors proceeded b tho AsiUr Library sud thence 20
The Neiropoitan Museum in FJultc@nt.--t. su1 tEc
Rational Academy OF Desi4n, where the Emperor re-
Iia,ued u zine ia Inspcc ton o! thc l' '
tons Returning Tie hotel, the imperial l&y o. "a
AT oc Ook and az $50 D. the Et crOr was LfNtu 70
AppetOu'o and thence u Castle Oa:Gcl. - =,
Among various places u Interest "llch Dom FedFO
Ia, sgnied hi desire TO visit are the lev Gao tActN"
tons the building OF The Equitable Lie insurance Com
pany American Bible Society rooms, aud several down
Town Offices. Inc Imperial parry WIZ s.I 10.
Liverpool y duesday next lH IN Steamship Russia
Ii IS u derstOUd that unusual accommodations Will re
provided. although the st,lnEiP company may choose
refush aud redecJI2tc the s.aLeIOJs eA5ebeu loI
the Emperor and his suite
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
wArrR-rRoNT IMPROVEMENTS.

ACTION or TIIE COMMERCIAL ORG >lZhTiONs.
The representatives Of the commercial as,o-
ciat IFS Of ls city met yesterday at .ae cnlmacF Of
Commerce 70 continue the sul .ct Of tic Investigation Of
thc work o. tie Dock Department. Ambrose /. Snow
presided and L. H. Beers acJcd as Secretary. Ee-ulU
tons were adopted inviting the I'm or-cTy auc Grocers
Board o; Trade 10 reconsider 's Withdrawal from the
conference, ana inviting TIE Board Of Trade to rar'c
pate IN the inyctsstop. The dcDcatocs resulted in
the adoption Of tic ieil1WacIlau:
T5e subject TO he rolcrcd 20 separate committees o.
i've. @ b, Thoroughly TANNED aud reported back 10
o.. Conferences ter Js action
]. lHr COS SuC rrlctCtbitv r q stone Iu!tsead aud
llcgS nu tlo pres nj pJu, and also 5e.. and uiCs
Of other Ila.. r..ls, Iud on what pi.u.
THc pr re- width Of tie streets bordering on tie
water iyoat q. tc ry ana ,a' Necessary flclue5 Tor
Inc aevo'ri.0I3tiCa of commerce.
q TIE riy p ttc 90 dscr properly. bakhcags haty.a
aha sU5 Gtilg Adjacent ai ~ tllr laad unirr y,rr
lo ituHitts 90 selling ilIc Rlo.e % rsit OF fhe
CITY d'ts , l"ry Jru "Ilyus the proceeds To the
1tMyN' o. tbC permanent debt 81 ibc cty.
.. WIZ changes II auy, should be made In existing
Iaes, trtilre 10" present Dock C0uissO Wth view,
20 IMPROVE tAelarucs Tor commerce and Tor the best
setm.ty Vi Tic pubic interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
SEASIDE HONE FOR SICK CHILDREN.

The Seaside Sanitarium is a Summer home
for destitute sick children at Morgan ato on ,c Long
BE-; lch Railroad, Organized by the Wsi Side ICES As-o
citation, which has H. headquarters At No dC3 Wet
Twcut.-ninth-st Tic Chairman OF the Association IL
Henry KIag. The s,uitaIiuiu at present win accolmo
date about 200 children, with tu,r raIcrs nurses.
~ is desired 10 cnaree il 80 that a. oa, 1000 persons
can DO accommodated. This win require consid rIblc
money, aud donations Of money bedding and lumber
aio solicited An appeal has been printed and cxtDu-
-lycly circulated giving fan particulars of The scheme
bcIi 2 number OF names 90 citizens o. Nrv-York WAo
. Wei known II 'iI.ialt IA cla.tabir work.
TIE children enjoy NJ the -u'1ilun all the benefits CO..
flesh uIf bathing ~ me siIl ~ ESN may round, Hpur
is'.ug food. and medical care ana supervision. fnuSr
Who ur" already at tUe >'Uitd'lau have mlcI tu
pYOvtl while removed from the dcl'liaing influence.
that surrounded !Itu Iu the cily Tie Association an
uouucps that cytry dollar contributed vii a,CV one cLii
tuc Sdul;Jr for vtc.. Se,ertl prominent cia-
Jus have already made contributions, lnclhd.ns the lU
lowing: EX.JsdZc Hilton, SGD; NIiilgm OiuI, 80
,.r- G. L. spencer 800, aud Wiililm i. PoNcis, $50
tJur butOus o. money groceries bedding osc may uc
stu t. HCnly King Chairman, al No iU3 west twenty
LiLtA-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
DECISIONS -.LILY7.

Supreme Court ,adBbcrN-By Judge Van Brunt.-
prrise act Van Tiuc-A ppicao denied; see m'motan
dir IN lie matter Waker-Errrres report confirmed
on should require sal o claims by assignee 20 allowed
attorney Eiion dSi ste dntu-M Ollph Htt1i
tie defendants 1--WE b2Id win two suIcts 20 paw
lG-y before (ourt ana De ppinNei,
Use denied. The German Exchange Bank 9g Etyhe.
Moi on granted upon BOND being given With two surt- ~
double al judgments the sureiles u JSl
before the Court U double The amount OF the BOND AtStAul
IUpUy.-MouDu dcnrsl, without costs Wilson aet
Iiurr-AG.un grJucd OF acil01 being 81 ou m
papers upon the uf aIe5 vas GRANTEE me re
t.nt9rr, Ftpulatlg Sue with 80 costs 81 moiua
~lor q vi trr-NJ,Ol denied II def nfaHt appears ne
I,it.,e 81 y EXAMINATION; otLtGNlsc
granted al Dil au kayaHash agt wilson ct Al
settled. -
dissolve junction granted. . 81,
Iy IuC 20 Van HOrseB.-Weincr IT, agt MOrah3e-Order
siauyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the YGr'tylle Police Court Yesterday. George
-chrdt charged Corle.s Parser with keeping lottery
tbj tisse. PaTast a. melt m : w 10 an
sNrf. and complainant sent 10 the HOdse OF DC
ttnticn.
for knocking dow and rob ing John ntitat taIrH f.k
On uei Jane % found guilty yesterday lh ,he
count OF General Sessions AMI sentenced 10 10 years Ia tie
Sta.e prison.
At the Tomhs Police Court yesterday, Edward
Rvau was char N srl blg Joseph Barrett Of Ne" 500
Ea.tyrst ON Jay p an VAS red 10 $1,000 "a !" a9"i
James Ougn similar assault ON AR nam Sou'
steu of No. J3 Mul g-st.. B.sD held 10 answer.
John Taylor and Johanna TAYLOR have lived To-
b. Late "a 30 West HOusion-st. on
ItrIay i-tt iSviJr uuIrree with his vie and threat
Cnra shoe, her bat Uiorr ,G0NaH arrest n ltttt
day Washington Place Police Count lac was btd III
5000 bail Tor trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
poug oy NEwyoRE ...................Jrlr


p0HI oy NETWORK ................."JrLf 7.
CIIAEEH.
steamship Caondac', ta o"'l f'inildnA wa Port Royal
'iyt..Tsi3 Caaui tBr Lelcoat Hamilton Bermuda \
= .g,.i b a. ptIdlr Icncs Phl,dc'ph'a, Jas Hmt
SIN f,tvug quest AM OF Uoi.r5, Vernon H. Brown
Iii, V,I,,fo So Coz. san francisco. SIiton D.. 60
i'',L lrr Aus.l. Gutrich, London ~lucoNlch * Co
I'm .,Onto4lDa, BlI-Bs, bIId-tt.wn, Dol, DIV ght
r ,fadre X ugu uta). sclpau, Lisbon, Lauro storey
asy Bubae CBrj, Murphy, Great Yarmouth, james W.
Er b. uoIbro,S. Lcayitt Exmouth, Ensr Brett Son &
'n,rs Herald Never Nontec, Bay. Jam, q We-sels
Dars V.unlu ttT.l COrIl, rtie, ia, Hcuiy
TT spray Bloom lGr.., Canon Bhbo4 SPAIN haton
io,t Hat,r j. C. wam lGer) Lc sow Eshore Tor
0rdr-s, anc.,mau O.firtn q 'o ., =, q, ,,.
h- JENNIE \. ChoBu' Ar,y, Monte'ideo' H. = Eio"h q
ing Excelsior Ur) Major, Hamilton Ber, LeGcTaft
scnr A. Hatneld DBL Hatfield OAK Point ~ 5. {. w
l.. rr.prv A. Eurphn,n Raynes Boston Parson. Loud
,f.r. ,I,.'',. al NryuiIn para q. Aiu,ucL a. Go.
srLr r. A. tosy IN. IIobbc STANFORD stamford Manuiac
'' iaT1,s Potomac sweeney. philadelphia, JAS Hand
ARRIVED
steamship Tyhee Kueh Santl Domingo tly June % Sa
r1an .s,h Porto rata Pain Clt Hay 5nh ana lhfhs
steamship Acadia ,Bri, craig bordeaux June ~, with
md, 10 Henderson bios .,
St,uinshr George cromwell, Bacon, Halifax = and 81
Juu l. da vltt inlise ani pass tn tLtrA y 0,ihA
steamship Albruarlr thus Lewcs with nise ana pass %
Old Dominion steamship Co
l.. AKA a MvhJ lof Deer isic '"is"h Us is'nH
davs, eta idnea pies. ,--,..
s,lt { T. Pdse Grace. Feuandina o days, win lumber
S.i. Theresa 4. kreue hcoue, b uus"Ick, ia u'N|
r Main r,ersor French, Alexandra days with coal
bchr john n krsmsI richardson, NuEnia with oysters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08

there There were three osOur Of ears standing on
the tracks and they Bad 10 pursue ~iucng course !"
work themselves through to the street beyond lhefe
was only enough between two o. the cars FOR one OF
the children 70 PASS, but the other WIS huying alei
her the engine backed up ami crushed hel. There WA
no other way to get from the ears to ihe
street except by passing between these freight cars
J. V o. IshaT, tie stationIuasor n The Thiitrh-.t
D.pOt test aod that the train handed u, prestuttti'
between Tenth and Eeyruti-avcs the conductor vain
the b.aaeuau assisted tie passengers 10 P"1s , O'
hcrvprl tho freight ears. The witness instructed 'iU
Ia do tis AID WIS there himself 90 assist lie WIhet
ahead ana ae passengers followed 1heluF{ lthiel'I
verdict IN accordance with these facts ana d.tllt'!
thai the Hudson River Railroad Company Was -uty oi
having caused the death of this child by landing pi-sc
ger, M place other than the regular depot CUI"heI
lugpr is To consult with District Attorney Ihe'!''
i'm ne sard 20 TIE steps that shuuld ne taken III CON
sideration OF this verdict.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
rIrAsrnrs rEkLNa oN srNpAY.

TO ne I0IIDT ~ INF IrIJNUr.
SIR: The editorial headed "Suuday Steam
boating" IN TuE TRIBUNE ot Jlue H. does not seem TO
De- IN harmony with the Almighty whO assumes TO have
considerable to 10 With the Nations, aud is entitled 10
mcJt respect IN this Republic. You sp'aA OF sunday
pilI-urias" m way Snow That you NOT Inspired
by the spirit that Isaiah t'r Pru,l,t When lie
said FOR The instruction at sunday s-ccrtor, and
steamboat eNruisloG-ts: II thou Wfn away thy foot
iru.u Lr sabbath igun d'us tIs Iu,t-itr on nay HuJ
dt,: aTl cHI thr sabbath e dcuru,, she hoit 81 ttr
h. 4d HIUpltul Hud shalt honor Him, not doi. +; tcr
us.u w.f- uuI ming ii'f own prH-ul Egt rullhhr
tlfrc own Wuf b.; t.u sutit iiuu delight f,iy4- in 300
Iu.d and SO cause iuu o. ride Du ice high places Of
t ,u auG iced t.u' "i 90, Hgr' yi Jac % tlls
.ii-.r" ned you tud t.i SSiay 90. a,hru-,c,hcts
AK ottt" ,ilr ~aIp, % aud "irtmiur % under tl,r
i,-t. - Ill. C.tAVELAND.
kea8.agia5i. CoH,t., Jlur L.. 1876.
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REVERENCE FOR THE FLAG.
0 the razor oj The TrtbaHe.

SIR: THIS is not a nation much given to rev.
creme or r,..,,ct Since every Is good a.
another O.. "a itiIc better. WHY should We be Aud yct
would not slight unec Of that quality be m addition to
the nttional ciicieri Lctu,it least respect one ming
the y uona ia. In the bitter lin Of the war A'hcil-
cans learned love IT, anl any dissertation OF TIE nag was
sure 70 be visited with wrath But wc nave hall forgotten
those dave and tn chlcn who COMING up only near
al A. as "A tradition. We must teach them. Let az then
Itot,,t .ns. auy the rag except ~ national
symbol There are mcn VINO viii dc-c'raic The stars 'ud
stripe, by printing their names .Id tc names "i thrir
ware, ON the sacred cnhrn o. courS" tbH j. cihri
t.t. rir-. -cr- ji,rcS Get. II The u. II, h VOC"
viii f,i them tgnt u th" latter, uo rrm"r ih,c WI
reach tuom Toe Ouly weapon ieil i"t u' H,-I''" ~
49,. i,c lp A. HonJu ,Ud c.ild severely lt alone
.Iop where {. e. stars aud -pc, a.c a. ga ldf s" ~
j. - oar power pu; top 10 ne tt' .'ili ~ anu
afuan VII ,it.u o. an appeal To s' int f''l N''h
ir,t..a,i.u ont 0i HI' Us IUu. ~ H' h't. ~ ''i
C,urur'l year tine a. hu yrf- vests q" it.',, an"
tryr-i,ra or au- couuty anI our Dag. SEVENTY
Ncg-I yTn, Aldy 10, 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-08
rur 1rrrrRsoN MARKEr CorRr.norsE.

Complaint is made by "A correspondent OF
THE TRIBUNE that not than two or three men are
employed at time on the Jefferson Market Court
house. mat it reminds very much OF the days when
the Cnanbcrs-st Courthouse erected ana Ii" wishes
10 know there is jJD 10 the building Inquiry at the
Controllers office eic the statement that all the Work
on he jefferson Market Courthouse has been done by
contract and if contractors ,h00,c TO enpoy only
tCv men al ole time matter p NJ importance u
tie civ: by IN at Of this wear, LcgisJiurc IA" term
OF OLE the Commissioners having chlrSc OF the con
sfluetion OF the building CNpnc, on Dec. II, 1870
whether not tho building - Completed Nv mt iinr
m, Legislature OF 1871 aathOrzcd the eXWnaurc "I
S3gp 900 hi InL aud 10 addition f5OooO ~ ~"
brtoYcr Ia. Winter the Legislature gave auth.ri irf
a futlr. outlay O. $4,000, making total OF SlDuOJ'
Tho f.a"ng list Of The contracts awarded aud ap
proycd by the Controller up the pres NJ date: Matthew
C. Henri, StouCcuitf 10 work, cJI,OtJ; T. b. q j. 4
Iurc.uI rrasolis and bIicElycr,, -llG,sSI; Kellogg,
Maurice q Co., irou-wUrA, $4,000; Ans"t q Biasr VI 90
ufactuTUg Company, heating apparatus, @l','31 %
Otis Iiuilcrs 4 CO.. steam elevator, Tl,juJi john
Elder, H. plumbers work. SG,jIB u Geo. ". ttunha
capclor's work, $20,7jO; Adam Brandt SOU sa,ei's
ana timers WORK, - ,4G0-iotal, 73lO,21j -