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, 1876-11-25
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Oeu, NiSvMpue, A.osinurte, Qatterae nm
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taltn.
fH, pieie MpaIe seGaut.
sic pa5sn pSaUIpVae Satppns, = Blooms UNI
Sape- oimmer.
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ubertreTtlp.
Qraarsn, leslbe nit rtsler ItRie p~erlGnpt peroeu, Ian.
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COMPANY, 81 gipFtH Dtiper.
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~oeIprpert uRp plto o1fIr aluts ale oe pirt!Ip sepupte!.
uRtptea berepntt.
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mtttags pabrtap peS Sonllners.
Srapt an9enpmmsh pic = AQT &beaos lsben Lag.
Qpeaea pelIersr AustunII peape man llW an
George Us. ALLEN ~. o., 4eentsa,
feb. Aties sempaAp's SrDurues. 0tudetis.
, 1876-11-25

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ssaatsrsoGes etdrtuIss. anb 8Iutreinisunesutis a,ltr.
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s5etrtgt, Das Rtesps ~ bttien ~s&webtl6 Sit,ers" pa
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bat. Da bto bdpnszs pi&tis 4 ~tss b. axfmsrsfans
stt ha pubf.iuAs bdraut t~tnstls:ttr eas isbr SlafNa
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, 1876-11-25

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9a rbaIt has sanit Ssfsra 8abrans unb Sraft. gDsns
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sahaaaass0rsaa, tavaeten, fas ssrfbteSsaer Dirt, aba
st 6AuptarfaSs hhbt tanter etsfeIbs. Dtes III en
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safaaRenh sans ssrlatesesr Rstas Rns. gDir asansa
4ssa3AS sfssSsss
Legislatures
Fns ait sntrta suassHtranHsttsn sHtatssa teen 70 ~
aus Sterua8sH Der Ila9eHtbdii9ttit ale burt, erbltGt
anlass sber ttfti8t Grlaitans. Q9enn BITE 5psiie niE
SsPprte %perSauet unb Der RDrper IN JolSs eefeu midi bin.
la7sls4 radbrt pirb, sus abma9eruns sin.rstsa nas
ess esf&pd6ts Spfem srlisss hem l~ttbtstsR sIniau eft&
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gar nt1f IN Sttra&t s&mG DR btrGaustehea Ne IT.,
staa 1f Saas Soa S9ptnhiuet IL ben srfep Staeitp ia.
aaabea, rtttea obns Gusnabms tbrt aufmsrtiamist ,lr
at eaf bs 3sealtrans btr 8srb aauas sprgaas. eantt biz
Sseisn, SeI@s sa pattsas sa 10 uimaa., tRn Mot Irutt-
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ea aab tRa eniesbsr sar itI1s osn ta aasftasa sda
Essis aab ia!sass Rssrans ~ hietea.
, 1876-11-25
Star Wfta" pIattorm.

GiIbcrslanl. cline groa &c 3ieres. &tu ppunaaptsa
o1uS gnEsr OtTel. ,raBs! ~ Gtltapaareu.2aaplun.
Jtn nav. @trc1lare 8rGns %ptrlsuStt. ApteIntel
At2Qnsi &tnr AtntlnrrA NNluat
, 1876-11-25

Bertssstnes giat IA bic 9saptasfa&s ep es!asziAess
sns fssss titltaftr &rauibttttR.
, 1876-11-25
ST.. &aSmdp's Strfett Gur9atiuc uttO
reauliren0e BiQcn,

regulire10e Fllltn,
nsuis seiamadros, ioaDer %sinssfaBi, jiir bic 6siluns
luer Etbrun9en oes Ma9ens, Der Neber, Der Gtn9e=
p.ibe, Der 9lieren. Der 8laie, gieroenleioen, &opfneb,
Btritnpiung, bartleibioteit, nnueroaulihtett, 0pspsp'
ad, Inornng Der Bole, Baueniteber, nnterleibsent1
%,Rnoune, bdmprrboioeu uno ale unoronun9en iii Den
inneren Or9anen, lpirp sarartirt unb iipar oaB lt
soltiu turiren.
@eine Silan5enitofte,
GrtbaIten ietn Mertur, MineraIien Ooer idldbIide
arineimittel.
EE- Man beafte bic f,teeuoeu Spnptone, luelhc
ib ourd, St0run9en Der Neroauunasprgate wenieigen ;
8erItopfung, innere 66norrboioen, 8I1itatnrdtG
mad, bent Sopfe, Ionrer Gcibmod, uebelfeh Sun
hreItuen, W;SeriuiQer ge9en gtabrtn9, Befu6l M.
llebertiiluug uuo Sbmere inn Wtaaet, Iaures Nni+
tpsel,, Nufs uuo Nbpp9en per Nta9eu9rubet sblpins
oeL. idneaes mn Idiperes Itbrner, 6er33udlngen, 3Es
larnn1euidreden uuo Gefibl oes Grltitens beim Sic9el
Nbuabrne Der Sebtraft, f6mor3e giinttden ober oos
Silo eiues Stleiers uor ben Mu9en, fieber nm
orrnpfer S6merj i'm &opfe, Man9el all SdluelB. SELF
,F1rbiua Der bout ltno Der Iuaer, Sdmer3 ilbt1
5eite, in Der gruIt uno ben Glieoern, plDblite InfGl'
opn 6ite uub 8rennen i'm SleiIb. .
9Benioe Oo5eu poit 9tab.uup's piaen befreieil bo5
suItem BON al ben 9eranuten Stbrlngen. I'd
Bris 25 SsntS fir Die Sdadtel
, 1876-11-25

EeaTrn. SGsrta&fsbr entaspea aHs ssrsUrbsnsm 0lut.
5esen btsfs 4ranibttteu IL ,S&pebtfp Bitters" sas ptrk
fsasRs S&usmittsl, neil e Der bette Slutrsiuissr is. S.s
- stebt abr plrs sr @tbrsa& ~ fpdt pber nt&t esnau
sa4 b1 anneiHus ~begopaea, 70 tas Eod.u. Walerx,
5&arla@atbH aas aasert zt 8tsbU ssrbuabtas Graai.
sesten ausbre%tn, bans mug ber Sebraaa frfprt etnA,
aest peben, ba Aransbeitsa In etssra Stabtam eat ap-
ssss Dstsuslzas ~rfsrsrs.
, 1876-11-25
Meine Ylan5enitOfic.
MaDmaD II. 60,

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q;es fsolId,es uno gBabres @6idt cine %TSreinort
N 9oopou il. 60, 80 g6atteI Gde 6burd Str.t 9tt.
lori. Nustunft. Gauieuoe uertb miro Sb"sn s''n'
tidt
, 1876-11-25

y Nse M anslaSfsItsReH 2raatssttta, Asnsu has ~
f3snssiGlt9t unttrpprfsu II. aab IsiksR Ramsntt6F rsi
asu baraa. Die urla&sa, Ssl&s esiss f&redtiter Ee
srssrafsa, ane pri8ttptn rns stslfsttt@ abe. BIZ ~
hard Starfasssutttel bas RerSsnfgRtm- BIZ ., seu
aasssrsaat aae eeeas4 ssn sauien Sprps 10 srd "a
Dae .SAntbtia Bttters" fspt HRerrti1t Se ss Z .dr,
faRasattsd bd esa sbea ~srpGtntex Graaiptiten uns ba;
daaisnben bic wsfuuststt sur1fatesbsu. psl&t iApn "a.
EeA s~petftltsa, Il wsssu @saus aw Petsa ~ hnstn.
acknowledgement,
, 1876-11-25

G. t,nn Iaenten u~erloust. Cute Oele9enbelt, Cell
&EiHt du %ptroIenel [nr Geut., lpelUe Igre ,oeIt poel
~ etllet Agelt uupoI oeua OtrtouI unlelet
4yeel ottel lplunlell. SlDerule Y ouIItr lt0neit. 0uyleIU,
lluu ott SepNlYuayell. ~. ~. OpI oo4o. GiesAl
American ,AesA co., 81 ulO 80 Selep Strubt,
JtelD yprt. 4luzUuLt
, 1876-11-25
SeRsaasf&Iasa
@o3ea

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Astsa.
, 1876-11-25
G1meDifcD Sitters.
Sax ams 9rdRterfEftsA
S&D<aNse Ettse0A

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ks i&wtbtf&tr arst bh tvu rptHsnf4 aFti6sn 5pvf&nmS
nd&e n fat auf aaen Gbeiea her &rbt sEfelte, bic 90
seitiSt 5atseft semiEu &rGuts arb Der &ytrsc hesfsa
ssa blisa bs AauptseGeubtbsk ss
, 1876-11-25
Bsrft&tl-Das Cote e&nesiJh
Gttasrs ssss susi&lis6lta bsreitst bon
Dentel u. Co.,
&SS RSrt Grttte gtrass,

EA ts HabNtua W.T. RaAGRmERsea uaA Rsurus \
SaEn, Y bic HaneasaHtsrINrut hts f,aetstR EistaikS
sers sSSsfas S@VeasHs~ ksa SIzt&s. Va AAs ~
SttsEs e&t%klt ttasesleER.
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, 1876-11-25
Sieber uno faltes Tieber.

6ieber nno Webfeliiebsr fir so Gents furirt. 81
9l'bt fem 6eilmittel in Der g8ett. NEEDLES 5teber unS
uno aIe ~lonIti9en oerWonot.n &rantbei.
ten, 6aaens, SbarIats, t%ppboiess, Qelb,s nno ion.
Sieber (oenen ourb RaopaD's qiqen aboehulfen
10 raid ~beleitist ais -EabSDa9's Rsibp aeIiet~
so Gents Der ts.oiae.
, 1876-11-25

rsl unbslsaas Sran!bsttss aas b, nsaisinif&s B,ssnl,
.raa serlas.a saan Ettmals ~ frab s,aunntH psrStn.
gtas s.Drar4t eaS rS&nssti@ Stitrs~ ssnaa mao h.
ptrs striGptaeta. Gcm pattsntsa ptrs uafebibor y
ssaadnsiss Ssiassb.tt surlestssbtn xaS kass BIZ 6sA.rSS
&ststeit etgt I'D bals stsser ttR.
, 1876-11-25
60 ArDSenf.

NgenteH lolro ellle @pnlnllllton be5ahll
Ttr oel SertuuI ppl neueu uno legt poputarellS nlyern
Jon elller Der Deoeutenolleu SuulcrIptlpns= Olrlaell lin
~ Snuer Tur ou eeltls po SuWer Inr sl.zU.
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iIIelI ullu ! DerielBe nd leiplt. Aprene ". ~. Sp9 ozs,
ulV' Npnl 42p!ouIa
, 1876-11-25

HesRes, sdAt sa strsFaSae dbfabrsHsssattd ,ey
@aeltAt tsla.H lrstnS tae art paxf6sa, isattn .a,
essPtltt Ds9s es nS4ptelt9 Sttttrs" nsbMsa. a. "a
dr %splsenmen anf&llt&a ahltttsaaSssttaI Nab Iaas
Stssbrd&. ptyssa sbAl sRaEEat ssf
, 1876-11-25
Railways Ready Relief.

8tiIenoe iouten Itets ene Slalde BON Taopon's
Heabp Jfelief bel Ib fiibren. Meniss 8ropfen in WaI.
Ter lperoeu &ranfbeit ober S6merjen, Die bonn WBebiel
oes g8a1ers b~erriibren, pprbeusen. 81 lit better ais
Fran3DIil6er BRANDY ODER 8itters als elm 3teiinittsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
AnlrIcAY GLoGG4rmcAL SOCIETY,"
RECEPTION Al lis NEW RooMs.

RECEPTION Al IFS NEW ROOMS
The American Geographical Society, which
moved about Aug into it, new quarters at No II west
Twenty ninth-st, formally op'ned them last evening
Among those present members OF the society ana It's
wcIl-visher. were the Rev. Dr. Bellows, Francis A.
Stout Prof James T. Gardner Robert L. Stuart, Alger-
mons sullivan smith r. Lane, Richard H. Mount, Leopold
Iudnu r. Bailey Myers, Gen. George II. Cullum James
NJ Bailey ~ r. Bailey, Henry A. Hurlbur ana the Rev.
Nicholas Eerng. Ts home OK the society Is four
story brownstonefront house suitable and convenient
for the purposes Of the organization In the basement
the clerks room. On the first floor the parlors,
chccrfuly furnished and hung with maps and appro
priite pictures The second ioOr Is occupied 10y the
library Of the society which IS considered very complete
and valuable II IL arranged according TO the countries
OF which the volumes treat In the third story are the
man rooms containing u fine collection of charts and
mans from the earliest and most imperfect TO the latest
and most The society has county maps oil All
the states in tho Union. A large front room ON the
unpor floor called the council room, contains All the
publications Of the society, the journal and the trans
actions published annually aud the bulletin, published
mouthl, There are smaller apartments devoted to
various purposes among them one in which have been
placod the periodical publications of other learned
socrtics which are in communication win Tue Geo
graphical Society. The building which cost WIN lts
furniture and appointments about SiJOOO, was pur-
chased for society by tho subscriptions OF persons
interested In lis welfare .-,,.. an, -.
evening with ladies aud gentlemen one of lhe NlcPres-
dens f. Bailey Myers, made short speech OF welcome
An which, after audiug the pleasant and encouraging
under which they had met, ne expressed
the regret OF his feowmembcrs that thelr frcsldthl'
Chief Justice Daily, prevented by serious illness
nm delivering the address which all oil them had hoped
10 hear IL was much 20 say that hau ~ not Deth
for Judge DAILY they Toud not nave pcos mere
bied as society. He spoke Warmly OF the htoiest
which JUDGE DAILY had taken in the organization ana 81
the constant endeavor winch he had iaue TO paee ). III
secure and honorable position. In closing ne presented
the Rev. Or. Bellows who made an address.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
SPECULATION IN THEATER TICKETS.

Manager McNlcker OF the Lyceum lhedter
said yesterday that his attempt 70 break up specula-
ton in tickets had proved in large measure successful
No tickets were sold al the Office TO spectators when
they were recognized and although they had resorted
TO various devices TO procure tickets, they had almost
ALWAYS failed in the deception Even II Spectator
succeeded in getting them he prevented by the po
lice from selling them before the thcater, and had 10 de-
pend upon custom at css favorable localities An advance
of % cents On the regular price suiclent charge
for the hotels TO MAKE and a. had refused 10 supply
those hotels-amoug them The finh Avenue Hotel-It
which than 70 cents additional was asked Al W.
regular branch ticket offices at Nos. III ana
LIZA Broadway that was the plyht Cd
tanned, and out OF II 4e rent ana Olhti
exncnses must be paid On thc{nrs night sgecuItors
Succeeded i'm tecurug large nutUcF Of tickets TO the
weeks performances, bat lhey had lost between
$500 and 800 them. aud be Thought that they real
ized that far Tire Iyceum pheatrr was concerned
iev need exDect no further urOdts few days ago he
bai sent a pefOn 10 the COMMON Council with about
80 signatures, asking that speculation ~ tAcateI chr
he dealt with as "a nuisance. A sccon petition, signed
nv large number OF prominent citizens including most
az fh- members of the stock Exchange had been just
scut 20 the Common Council ana nc was now a"aitHB
their action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
u,pBoR CHARGES ON GRAIN.

A meeting Of grain merchants and transporta-
ton and towboatmen held yesterday at the Produce
Exchange to consider plan for reduction In the rates
OF ,oyage and extend the limits OF the net rates for
towing 90 far slxtythrdst on the East and North
Rivera The present limit Is Fortieta-st above that
mint special bargains bad TO be made grain elevator
having been erected at the foot Of Sixty hrst, the
grain merchants demand that regular rates shall DO
established up to that point They also demand that MS
both storage and elevator rates have been reduced the
towing rates shall be reduced In like proportion, and
from the fact TINT there Is much competition among the
toW-bOatmen II Is thought there Will DO no objection
among them to aecedo 10 the terms proposed. The tow
boatnen asked for time to consider the subj fully, and
ID was agreed To adjourn until Monday, Dec H. IL Is
claimed that the tow-boatmen have already given the
transportation the advantage OF reduced rates. but
that the merchants have been obliged 10 pay the full
rate OF towage. The tow-boatmen opposed 10 this
reduction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29

kLBANy. y. Y. Nov. 2s.-In the Court OF APP
reals to-day the following motions were heard: a, , ..
No. Tj-DtWoii ACT wtisns~ l Sloi no'"n no '''' vas
S Sen.ndorpf AT Duryea.- Notion 10 advance on
80 tni-rafrn aCt New-Nork Elevated hailrua ,1y
10 dismiss TIE oppca r. A. Pryor for NOTION james f. "oou
o',di W NO., intSft DMooa 70 dismiss appeal Charles
H. Roosevelt notion Martin heogn opposed the oo'iS
'' % Ig Sos at, world Mutual Insurance Company
t The motion oil appellants counsel appeal ordered dscoh
tnucd. appellant to pay T'sponignts costs
40 ag7 I'm IT, Ktintandcr- by charles r. Mluer
for appellant. Hugh L. cole ior respondent. ~. 90.
No. 39,In re Oarduer-Arguel ny James H. be'Iinb io'
app.lllnt: Hugh T.. cole Tor respondent - - an,
10 225-lu ne. Pcngrcc;- Argued by Timothy r. Neville
~, icD-ir n ZborowsN-Argued by Elliot SANFORD Tor
appellant, Hugh l.. Cole for Respondent;
'ihy following decisions were handed down ,., ,,t,
Motion Tor denied. with $40 costs-Centra my
savings Inst tutlDu agL W alker. - ~, ,...,,
Iug.cut affirmed with cosfs-Ball"y agt Bffgehi Ntnh
, F,,. B9rtrlu n~t PhwuiN Insurance Company kalD
fSisch at Kabf,scl CHINA ag second Avenue Railroad
judgment reversed and trial granted costs to abide
ri aut special Terms reversed, and proceed
, 10 the supreme Count 20 the end that u may
proceed ana the application on us meHts-e"it
'ricr Granting new trial affirmed and Judgment absolute
Tor responds on stipulation, with cO.tyn Nv
child or g. F. Ward entitled 70 the fund controversy 20 The
exclusion widow OF all parties 70 be PAID OUT OF
fht fuud.-AutfocA agt. Ward. 49,.
Appeal dismissed with cossVan Wort agt sulman; Lid
dcllagt Patton. ,. -. ,,..,, poo,,,,o
agt Duncan. Bafli' agt Scudler , s.,
Ihr following cases the general calendar were argue
aprpilaut j. NJ Van Cot for respondent -
No Gg-securty Bank of New York agi The NatOna bank
Of the lcpuhc-Argued by W. H. Peckhan Tor appellant
Charles Tracy uoudcut.
FroclsinaS ION was made and the court adjourned
The following Is he day calendar OF e Court oil Appeals ior
Sos- Ga,25. IS. 49, 80, % IS, 4 49,
me court takes recess nom Wednesday the 2sth to Mon
4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE GREELEY MONUMENT.
DESCRIPTION or THE TESTIMONIAL IL GREENWOOD
CEMETERY.

DESCRIPTION or THE TESTIMONIAL IN GREENWOOD
CEMETERY.
The monument to the memory OF Horace
Greeley soon to be unyaed in Greenwood, is situated
In one Of the finest portions OF the cemetery IL stands
,,pon the summit Of Locust HILL which lies between OAK
Landscape and sylvanaves, about quarter OF mile
southeast Of the main entrance From this site there
a-e beautiful views In almost every direction The NIL
itself covered with vaults and elegant shafts slopes
rradually down 20 the shore Of lake. Further away
New-YorE Bay is seen, ana the city beyond Upon the
same hin are tae Clark and Beear monuments ana thc
snydam vault Not far away, to the east STANDS the
elaborate Kelsey monument The Greeley vault Is I'M
dererouud entirely hidden The plain marble slho
which has hitherto marked the restingplace OF MI
greeley still remains inscribed with his name and the
dates OF bis birth and death
Ahout the new monument there is circle OF granite
two feet IN hight and 25 feet In diameter The monument
,tself is about Ii feet high The PEDESTAL OF almost
Main sections granite and with base iOur feet square
rises feet above the ground UpOn one sde Drgn4e
tablet t the inscription Horace Greeley born feb
g 1911 died Nov. 20, 1872 Founder OF lHE new
YORK TFIBUNE" Upon the opposite side is another taO
lei OF bronze on which Mr. Greeley Is represented as
voung cOnpOstOr standing at his frame setting Type
Upon slip beside him is paper narKed rev iOtIhi
1872 iron the TWO remaining sides Oh bhe peucoI
there are carved the granite pO" and pen upon
seroll The bust four feet in night "hich rests
on Ihe pedesta still vailed and will NOS ne uncovered
until the day OF the formal ceremonies IHeSo VIII Ae
ri aceO on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-11-29
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.


sThe case of Nathan =. Rice against Anna d.
Rice was yesterday determined by decree IN supreno
Court Chambers, by Judge Lawrence in favor OF tne
naIntiH The case went before referee, and the oe-
PENDANT failing appear the report was IN avor OF nc
plaintiff and that report the decree entered
day made. Townsend weed appeareu ioi Pi' ,
NJ. b. Chedsey for defendant -,
A suit of William Sloan against Jay Could
and others tried yesterday before Judge Oohohu
without jury in Supreme Court Circuit Inc piainlh
furnished carpets the value OF $l,o ~ 10 nooi az
Long Branch said TO have been owned by the New
Jersey Southern Railroad Company, now nsolvent
plantf claims that he furnished TINS on te III
Mr. Gould who had taken the property IN MS name tbe
railroad company did order the carpets ana was no
responsible than any other onIcer Oh INC COMPANY
Judge DOnohue reserved his decision
An application was made yesterday to Judge
Lawrence in Supreme Court Chambers for the confrma
ton of the report Of the commissioners TO take land of
the building OF a bridge and approaches across the
Harlem River near High Bridge The application was
opposed behalf Of some OF the propeIty-ownedSS
the needs the locality that the area OF assesseh.
was small jerome Park being one OF te pscS VI
property which would be most benefited by the brdge
and that commits toner's bad allowed 700 Inueh lor
the property taken. Judge Lawrence reSef'eu lib ue
clslOn.
The suit against the Congregation Beth Israel
Bekur Choiim to compel them to reinstate Abraham
Greentla who has served out term In State Prson'
in possession of a pew in their synagogue was trled
Yesterday before Judge Van Brunt in Common Ple's'
Special the plaintiffs behalf Il Is insisted that
he mas vested right the pew, and has always been
ready to pay rent OF The pew On the part OF ING
congregation claimed that they have never refused
TO allow him worship in the synagogue but they are
unwilling TO receive stolen money, and without the re-
ception OF the rent by them his night III the pew ceases
Judge Van Brunt reserved his decision.
In the suit of Louis ID. Rucher against the
New-York, Housatonic and Northern Railroad Company
and Others the Supreme Court the report Of eXudge
Freedman has given a decree for the paintin Ihefe
were two companies OF the above name one OF them was
reelarlv INCORPORATED built nearly six miles OF road
nd ,as then consolidated with the Southern Westches-
fer Railroad Company. retaiuing the old name Ihe
plant was president the old company ana advanced
money To IT, these advances he obtained thfee lug
meuts i'm all Tor about SIO5, 900, and took up guds
ment obtained by another person Tor about 9ZIOVV.
Cne report and decree decide that the consolidation was
void and that the plaintiff has valid zen on the prop
erty of the old company for Sl35,0l6 20.
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TIE EMMA NINE SUIT.
ANOTHER PosTPoNEMENT-wIINE IN

ANOTHER PosTPONRMENT- WITNESSES IN ATTEND
ANCE-MUCH TESTIMONY ALREADY TAKEN.
The long-pending suit of the Emma Mining
Copany against TreDOr w. Park and Others which was
begun nearly two years ago by the English stockholders
% recover the sum Of s5O0OOoo alleged to have been
sraudnently obtained by the, defendants by misepre
senting the value of the NINE again postponed yes
terday in the United States Circuit Court owing 10 the
absence New-Oreaas Of T. W. soughton OF plaintiffs
counsel The defendants opposed any further postpone
ent on the ground that their interests suffering
BY the delay but Judge Wallace hpaly directed that the
case be set down percmpfory for trial two weeks from
aodAy. Several witnesses from Utah, California Nc
Vada snd England already in Attendance, and an
English barrisfeT win DO associated with Mr StOughton
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Al the Yorkyie Police Court yesterday, Mrs.
Christina Noplcr No 1tG nthaye. was held TOT u aI
The General Sessions the charge OF larceny INC sOlen
nToperv was nearly recovered ana valued al about @iO
Samuel Allen and Ellen, his wife, were yesterday
held Tor examination At the Washington Pace toVV III S
rgg with shophftiug. They went into the store Oh As
Lacey AZ TO- SSH Broadway, and while preehlIaB 10
chase goods Mrs. Allen slowed under heI VOaS
worth the woman threw aWaJ d mani
dozen mars OF Lid GLOVES and six silk handkefchleis
George H. Gaulicr. the teacher of French VINO
NO. rsted H. Anthony CamstOck Saturday, charged
with having IN his possession quantity 81 obscene rs
fbe Court OF General Sessions, Part L. yester ay Mr Io
stool testified 10 nuding the articles IN the prisoner Ioo y.
No 30 rogswav and that Glucr had conf ssed his gut
10 aim I'M ne, Gated Conversations boy VINO was SHOWN Oh
scsp. Drrr. by GaueF the only other witness oI ts
pfosGcfiou as defense will this morning Ilc state
connected Win inc idChri So
leg!.te Institute u Brooklyn 81 cTTOleOus
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n1sAsrERs ON Tie WATER.

The steamboat Novelty, employed during
the Summer as an excursion boat from Newark, " j.,
while In the bay below the Na1ows yesterday, was run
into by an unknown three-masted schooner, cutting
away her eutwater and causing her to leak so badly
that she had 10 be run ashore South Beach, below
Fort Wadsworth staten Island tugbOat ran along
side and took Off her passengers The Novelty was out
ward bound having recently been sold to go South No
anna rent damage was done to the schooner.
Tile schooner J. H. Lockwood, from Jacksonville Tor
New York. which went ashore above Cape batteas has
gone TO pieces. $50 A., . . -
Tne schooner skylark which according to recent re-
port was lying ashore at South Gualua, Is SAID TO De
total wreck p,
Tie bark MauitOu Capt Trowcr, from Baltimore for
Pernambuco put into 81. Thomas Nov. 20, disnasted