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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25


THURSDAY sErrE M / ~ ss At !.99s O'CLOCK
all the Furniture contained in the house.
Particulars w edncsdsy.
A UCriON NOTICE.
sHERIrF's SALE.
~
ON WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER &C. AT Ioh O'CLOCK.
AT NO. GREENE Il ISD SxaJhR SIS
UNDER TIE pI Ire or NsssRs.
VAN rAssELk hkk kEasxE SGS AGNGNTHioSEERs.
comprising large and we'll assorted stock Of rich and plain
s and Il sxs :.
torres Pedestals, Eascs. wsrdrobcs Bookcases Hat
rssaas
PETER TnArsoR, Deputy Sheriff
SALE THIS DAY sS1"x SSE5S5
10 q EElyA sab sEsIpEEsH e s
in Paris magnificent ,ienway sous rosewood ~
ssvs Windsor upright Panoorie csst $500 pier
and Man.e Mirrors 5ronzos sc &s in ne order SOLD IN
PARLoRs CONTAIN
elegant MoqIette Carpets double and single nror Suits
s % 5 " @
70 ms.ch crimson Sroeate and lace Curtain rich Bron1ss
Vases. &c.
Moquette Carpets aboratey carved French walnut Suits
in reps with hookcase Cabinet Table, Mnutel Mirrors Lii
bray Table, OIL Paintings Curtains Bronzes Clocks ornn
mental Sid. Pieces, &c.
Velvet Carpets wood Lounge and Chairs, Jar
dneres embroidered broadcloh Ladys Escrtoire ebony
mounted Gard Table and Lady's Workbox, en- suite.
DINING ROOM.
English Brussels Carpets Buffet Extension Table and
Chairs covered in leather match. solid French walnut
vice. royal factory OF Berlin about $50 pieces
S4OO French cut 0lasswarr, &c.
BEDROOMS.
English BRUSSELS Carpets, carved French black walnut
Suits Dressing Crses edstesd Bureaus Turkish Chairs
Lounges suits Chairs 3 curled hair and spring Mat
Pillows Bosters &C. also basement and servants
Furniture Over 400 lots by cntno. ne
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer.
. n. B-Goods packed and shipped city or country Take
4 GEO. w. KEEL II, sAUUTlONEER.
n. MONDAY and TUESDAY, at II O'Clock,
special pc rcmptory sale OF ine
FRENCH AND ENGLISH MAJOLlCA WARE,
at 81 Liberty st.
TUESDAY IL 80 o'clock Upright Piano, Man
ner Il Sons, years guarantee.
A -GEORGE W. KELLER. AUCTlONEER.
The Patent Rights Of 81 valuable Inventions
will be cold by auction. NJ So Liberty Monday Octo
Der l. at II o'clock The models will remain exhibition
until day of sale.
d Cataosues will be sent upon application
4 -TUNfS JOHNSON, AUUTlONEER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

SALES AT AUCTION.
A RCH JOHNSTON AUCTi0SEER.
IA Office, 25 East 18th ST.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
ROSEWOOD PIANOrORTE, MIRRORS. CAR
ro.vo,poyPE PETS As, az xuoTIH1, !rsxnrR Oh
AT 100, O'CLOCK.
AT NO. 367 WEST 2UfII ST. CORNER 9TH Az.
= COMPRISING, IN PART WALNUT PARLOR SUITS
z in SATIN and reps carved walnut Dining Room aud
y Chamber Furniture. Tine Plimpton Bedsead. Mirror
d. ors an elegant Dressing Bureau and Wardrob. CON-
bned. with mirror do,rs elegant French plate Mante
Mirrors In walnut and gilt frames with cornicss TO
= match. for bay window; &c bronze and gilt slight
Chandeliers rosewood Pianoforte. Barmorc maker;
: Pier Mirrors. Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows. Srus
: sells and Ingram Carpets. Ocioths Sc together with
: the Kitchen Furniture with which the sale VIII com
: mcnce.
ALSO,
| THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ~. AT 1Olz O'CLOCK
AT No. 3y7 WEST sgd ST.,
Rli the Furniture contained In the house.
Particulars cdnesdny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

EEMSyE3 From nI sI2RAGE WyAEEa1uSsEx
DT; ssSs
gram Carpets ksssp.ioa Gsi 6Isr. Buffet Kx,sn
ss P bsd nss &
na Ssr % i
Billiard Table complete one cylinder Desk other standing
AND ,aSpss fnd H pSis sls Of FURNITURE
THIS u ssH's s sSRss york Hr 5
NO. At WEST ys g 9Th AVS
ESAS w3ESSS ShHH1S SSSa
..%say to "nS e
cars cH:' SSb Rxw Ss"IsSss sGrs
% @ and and ss. os 'ssy 5s ss 1s
try Gilt Centre and Console Tables. Etaeeres pier and
"ans'' b MF5S 'Efh nHs ''
and al @ ss ISsss Sas
ss %""s dss Hs ss
re BRING gEG "p hs,IfG;S Tables
Nine Closet Gha II Leather Chairs an ahs. Eos
er' " velvet RcSns l1q H.
N. B-47 West 18th st.. between 9th and 9Th avs.
4 CCTIUN sALE-TIIIs rUEsDAy) MORNING
~ at private sa" re.'Ssnee J" aas West 18th st.
near 9Th and 7th avs
2 brilliant toned Pianos, stcinway aud uardman.
superb satin Parl0r suits.
Elegant rosewood Etagcrcs
Elegant Mantel Sets.
Choice Bronze Figures
Pieces Parnn Stntuary.
II windows lace Curtains
20 Brussels and ingram carpets.
ID hnc OIL Paintings, best artists
2clegant Cabinets.
Elegant Library Bookcases, WardrobcA
Elegant Library Tables.
Lady's Sccretarios aud Bookcases combined
Easy Chairs. Turkish style.
Music Boxes. best Paris makers.
II elegant Bedroom Suites complete, In black walnut
"a curcd HAIR and spring Mattresses.
Pillows and Holsters.
Bedroom Chairs TO match
Black walnut Lounges
Elegant Bedroom and Pnr!or Clocks
Elegant black walnut Bullets.
Superb Extension Tables
Black walnut Dining Chairs.
$50 pieces fine Glassware, Silvsrwave. Cutlery, &c
Is. X. MARTIN. Auctioneer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

1IKANGE coTrAGk. GREEN COVE srniSGs. fla
Oro let furnished; "a rooms READ. i2s East 22d ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

4 UCTIoN-sALE AT RESIDENCE $50 WEST 18TH
"A IT., between 9th aud 7th avs,
THIS Tuesday MORNING. commencing at 1O1s O'Clock.
rosewood Pianoorte Brussels ingram Carpets.
Smagnicent satin. and hair cloth Paror suits.
s Secretary aud Library Bookcases Desks.
4 pair Curtains, 10 large aud small Mirrors.
25 fine oil Paintings. Bronzes Clocks, Vases.
elegant bedroom Suit, Single and Double Bcdsteads
10 hair and spring Mattresses. Wardrutcs Lounges
. French walnut sidcboaras Extension Tables
Lots of Glass China Silverwnre Cutlery. Kitchen and
Servants Furniture, 6c II. ROTH Auctioncer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

A BARKER & CO.. AUCTIONEERS,
IA. At AND 40 LIBERTY 81,
SELLS UNITED STATES MARSALS' SALES
BARKER n co. will sell on Wednesday. September 26.
elegant made Cabinet Furniture, comprising superb
Paror. Bedroom, Dining and Library Smits Bookcases.
chimes Ward obes French Game Pieces Japanese Vases
together with vt second hand Furniture.
Thursday September ~ at IL O'Clock by order of
United States Marshal Watches. Jowehy Cigars &c.
GEORGE j. BANKS Auctionecr.
A UCrION SALE. THIS DAY.
AThis lTUEsDAy) morning. commencing at ~ o'clock,
The entire of five story residence
13y EAST 18TH 81.
BETWEEN I'D AV. AND IRVING PLACE,
ONE BLOCK EAST OF UNION SQUARE.
SATIN PARLOR SUITS. ROSEWOOD PlANOFORTE.
FINE COLLECTION OF BkONZEs AND OIL PAINT
CHAMBER, LIBRARY AND DINING FURNITURE.
Parlors-ElepAnt ~ Pianoforte magnnccnt Par
Tor Suits inaid frames covered in expensive crimson blue
and silver satin cotelnno and rrps handsome
quctce Cabinet Etaeerc with French plate glass inlad;
svrly framed Oil Paintings, Lace Curtains Pier Mirrors
Centre and CONSOLE Tables velvet Brussels Carpets Rugs
Mats &c.
Chnmbers-Ecavy mounted and nIaid of Bedsteads
Dressing Eases Washstans. Wardrobes Chairs Rockers,
spring Beds curcd Mattresses, Pillow, ple:c Suits
IN and harcoth Lounges Pictures Engravngs Car
pets Clocks Nc
Library and Dining Room Turkish Sets 10 tapestry and
Sccc.arc aud Library Bookcases Desks Library
Tables Bookstands: Extension Tables. one pillar, with
slides; "a Dining Chairs aud inlad Bullet,
Silver and Plated Ware. Cutlery. glassware.
Husbands stair Carpets ana other good
and we'll preserved Household Furniture:
ALBERT KRAMER Auctioncer.
BGoods packed, boxed and shipped If required; safe
delivery guaranteed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-09-25

\. DINGEE, AUCTIONEER.
IA This day 10 East 18th between broadway and 9th
av O'clock "a large assorted stock OF Paror,
Chamber LIBRARY and Dining Room Furniture. Dealers
and invited sale positive and without reserve
A sCHwAB, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE, IL
n .v'clock 277 Bowesy.-Stock ,md Fixtures of first
class sHoon Bars, Tables. Chairs. Mirrors Clock Glass
ware, &C., in positively more lots Dealers and
buyers invited.
DY ROBERT soMERvILLE. AUCTIoNEER.
ID THIS DAY. AZ a uAiyEKSITY rhaCE,
LARGE SALE OF FINE FURNITURE,
CHICKE ING PIANO, BIJOu PIANO, ORGAN, Bill
LARD TABLE, &c ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT BED
ROOM PARLOR AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
CARPETS, MlRRoRs, pEDDING o. Al DEsCRIP:
TON; ALSO A FINE LINE OF MAHOGANY ANTIQUE
FURNITURE. CHANDELIERS, WARDROBES
LOUNGES, CABINETS, ETEGERE, &c.
DY sol HERrzBERG, AuCTfONEER -ULLMAN
D& Co. sell to-day, commencing lOI O'Clock, No. 6lS
broadway, eegan! Household Furniture, r.rlor suits
Extension Centre Tables, Crocxcry Plate Ware oun ge
Paintings, Mirrors Secretary, &C.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05
Mr. svRpErrE's wANoEelnes.

Sedalia, Mo-, Sept. 1.-The Sedalia DEM
following: "rhe public will remember that
United States commissi oner Of the general
land Office, disappeared, and, notwithsand-
ing the most thorough search, nothing Of
his whereabouts could be learned. The las,
seen Of him was at the Aston house, in New
York, where he had considerable money
and jewels on his persons. Various rumors
We're afoat throughout the United States
concerning him. His books and accounts
we're examined and found all right. 1t
was supposed he had committed suicide, and
the body Of man found near Bergen Point,
N. j., was supposed to be that of Burdette,
bat on examination proved to be some one
else. His family have been unremitting in
their efforts to discover his Whereabouts il
living, or his fate if dead, be. to no avail.
Yesterday = well-dresed, distinguished.
looking man, with worn aud careworn face,
was observed pacing up and down on Fourth
erset, acting strangely and Watching The
buildings closely. Finally he entered the
house Of Lawyer F. s. Smith, and, ap.
preaching Mrs. Smith, inquired, DO YOU
know who l amp She replied in the mega.
tive. he then said, I Am 8. s. Burdette,
and 20 he proved 70 be. He appeared to be
deranged, and in reply to . question a. L
where he had been, said he dill not know
His intellect Was evidently clouded, and
his mind wandered. He appeared indifer.
ent upon the subject of his family, when III.
name Of his wife vas mentioned. Mr.
Smith, at whose house he stopped, was hi
former law partner. He left last night fol
Appleton City, No, where he would he me
BY his family, who reside in Osceola. I
appears his family had discovered his where
abouh and sent him money to return, ant
this ends the mystery Of the sudden dieap
pearance Of the Hon. s. 8. Burdette, WI,
has been missing nearly two years. 1t i
thought the prsssncs Of his family AM
proper treatment will restore his reason"
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05
nAlAo nOUls
AANY
srATIors
IsMuaup
sYise stations. %TxexrspA stat,on..



CONNECTIONS.
!. At Sioux City With Illinois Cel...Al, Sioa,
City and Pacinc and Sioux City ssd St. Psulftae
roads.
z Passenger train going eaet connects At Davi.
junction with branch trains arriving Ut Port.
l.ndvilie At I'll p m, and then connecting with
aowafd,s stages for Virginia. Eden, Faifview,
eeioit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandreau. Linwood,
Rock Rapids, Sioux Pals and ali poinis on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandvilie
At LIS ?. m. connects At Davis Junction with
train going west.
!. ;; a 4. rs Point 9TH s,.ses for P.ne., Neb
4. At Vermillion With stages for Lodi, R.y.
side, Turner, Blo%omingdale and EinlAy.
6. At1eckling With stages for StJsmes.
=. At Gayville with stages for 81. Helena.
4. At iankton with stages for all points In
southern and western Dakota, and North Eebras
q; and during the season Of navigation with
Missouri River transportation co1paAies line
q steamers ior Randall, Brule. Pierre, sally,
Rice. Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. BuSord,
arrol and Benton; connecting st Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills.
GEO. E. MERCHANT.
| E. v. DERRIcKsoN, Cent GxpsSt11snd't
A0enE.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05
New ADVERTISEMENTS.

6lANn0 Magnificent ebhO itoscNotj tynh0s
VlOWN0 si;s, une kaasuoaA UMsetiS isanss
nD0H4S tittls usr0b cAst sNn siMy Siskt Muea
ySSssssS lr sold. fsrict Organs. Z .iols0 q
q gtDIs t6 " stops only SIS NeNiiy New lect
ihreI i. Stop, sub i,ass 4 octave itaap,sr IN,
sa,,s, r.,st over SIR. only sSs. ,Awest lstsca
ever offered n,,t on 10 days lest trial. You nsA
why I offer W chunt,?: J reply. uari Times. Ito.
suit sales over 100 100 annually. Was c"im-
mieuccd by imonoi1lists. iiewatc. nn0nyi,nsls
Circular. ,Whts for explanation. battle taxiik.
sssy, Washington. New Jersey.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-09-05

Between Missouri Valley and Chicago.
This Is the only line running two express
rains daily. between sioux City and Chicago.
1arouah Time Table. IN effect MAJ 70. 1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
DECISIONS-FEB. 8.

Snpreme Court Ckambcrs-By Judge Barrett
Row at ne 1n ftp or srv Grim agt
Chase and sorry agt Chares-Slays grants Maer a.,
Vakenburgh Granted for third Friday: Matter Of Patton
tnai He Insurance company ag Ha~esReport confirmed
and order ganiGd the German Savgs a. DS & oHIy ap
Plies Plies to reference to sell siriebecK sne6eckRepor
AcSennan"The 6iooi service Is defective but 4s It
M f%s to sr Re resa Greene ts g The MSS c The
Tenth Sational Bank art The Bank Of the New York IA
IONS granted Elliott agf The weschester Fire Insurance
n5 any .ho % Haca S Sa M
application az ne trial Tor NM ps 90 st
asic Summons granted with 80 costs but without pIend,e
proper papers and for good cause shown for leave TO re-
examine the witness Lmpson ag Bfso Isb Of s1s
and considering the doubt as TO whether the none has Oeen
the question Of facts should Dc passi upon p
all the circumstances and the present motion de-
S5eGt Term b. Judge Barrett-Duryea ag Ackerman
Findings signed
Superior Cout-Spccal 1am-By Judge Sedgwck.
celc against certain defendants oriand agt Tne Aercan
Tile Mutual Ins Co.-InerrOgatories settled , o,-.
BY Judge SperSchreyer agL Dethger et ai-or"er SET
b. ClefJuige Curtis.-spoier agt. NewYork Elevated
Railway CoCompaint dismissed opinion Fearn asl KING
CASE settled. .
Common Pleas - SJccal 7Sym-By Judge J. F.
division ana denied The residue no eosts
Amended Matter Of GarvcyOrder appointing commission
Matter OF Trtat-Order granted.
Marine Coprt-ChanBers- Justice McAdam.--
En-. er aat Bayer; Hyatt ast KING Sch"aTZ a9t OPp3d
Frsnchi agt IaDn; Brooks agL Connect nl'I
o',;rsIv lCl Feerck-PIOcecJing dismissed IN T. b'h
erackEStay granted c0utiOnally UnderN9N agt bniel
cutler AIT Fisher Gordon agt. Flas.r Dns granted
rynolGs Acknowledgement for p lntH On uenuIie
tnfrc ag The Mayor &c; Newman aSt JaI'eI
tfuuanrc. Brown ag thaae- Judgment
fnr nla,ruN Harris Harrster settled carson ast
E,tl.ustein-A. rausg appointed receiver. Sonth AT
Thompson Collins aEt. Anthony-Stay granted c'it ohaIy
GAS aet Naturalization 10 resetilc denied heck Az
rrLa. Nrtzgcr az. LoWry.-Dclu tspptc. Raynot agt
pe,se smith BabcOck Dcxhctmer ag Urch SlrOihe
sorlnc ant
Keller ACT Rose Blike Patterson SteEseleI az
D.yz Dr1ers granted Williams AIT ConnOLyj I'in-cts
ANIL IL OnAs AnpiOYed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
INSURANCE DEVELOPMENTS.
NEW JERSEY MUTUALS RECEIVER.


JOEL PARKER APPOINTED BY CHANCELLOR RuNfoN'
fFRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNEl
TRryToN. Feb. 8.-The case of the New
Jersey Mutual Life Insurance Company again came DC
fore chancellor Runyon Trenton to-day Thomas n:
NcCorer who appeqrea az counsel for the company on
Tuesday last was not in attendance, and f. kngnan OF
Trenton who was retained by Henry W. Smith, an
actnnrv OF the company. appeared in his stead. At
.orney General Vanatta his motion for the ap
nointnent Of receiver and said tho hopeless lnsolv
eucy of the company made il imperative on the court 10
take action to that effect
The motion was not resisted by Mr. Kingman. but me-
however, denied that the company was ms0lVent' lie
said that Mr. Smith, the actuary had Informed him that
the asse,s were all intact The answer to the rule to
show cause why receiver should not be appointed had
not been prepared but il the court would grant twenty
or thirty DAYS time would he made as to the
coditlou OF the company. After discussion the
Chancellor granted an order enionmg the company from
transferring any property and for the appointment OF
receiver He said that The policy holders would he fully
in every respect aud that the nOupayment OF
premiums would not cause them TO lose their policies
while the adjudication was pending. The adjudication
would take place hereafter.
L. j. Moses Of New-York behalf of stephen English
aud other creditors made application 10 have inc com
pany dissolved He allowed to hle blli TO ihat
fleet Henry W. Duryca, W VI. Force, ana eX toy JO"
Parker were nominated receiver. The Chancellor al
Doi tel Joel Parker -
pJiuug AVN receiver reviews all tn pr0c' cHls N ne
ase and declares that the court Is convinced OF inc
nrc@,Sity If issuing injunction and appoinlnga re-
All the property IN me poSs'soio Vi VIC cum
eIjirr with an property and rights of every Kind altered
to transferred To the National Capitol le ~
suranoe Company which Is ordered 10 denver TEEN 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
MEASURES OF THE ALDERMEN.

WORK FOR THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CAMP
BEA,-pisPosAL OF STREET swEEPINGs THIRD
DISTRICT COURTHOUSE.
A petition was received in the Board OF
Aldermen Yesterday from a committee OF worEn2 mcn
asking that work be provided for the unemployed by The
city authorities The petitioners ateG that there were
S. Geo men in this city out OF work. with families de-
pending upon them. The city would soon b. Obliged to
furnish food or graves for them. On mellon OF Alder
man BRYAN Reilly the Legislature was requested 10
authorize The expenditure o. S1.000000 70 repair street
pavcments in the lower part of the city. The Committee
on Public Works was directed TO investigate the state
ments that Conuns sioner Allan Campbell holds posi-
ton in private capacity - the presidency OF
The Consolidated Coal COmpany-Which preeludeS
the faithful performance Of his publc duties.
The report Of the Law Committee in favor Of authorizing
Mayor Ely appoint an additional member o. the Board
of Estimate and ApportiOnmcnt was adopted. and NJ
legislature was requested Ia pass set for thC purpose
M. Dock Commissioners requested 20 report wjik
begun since ana thos" in progress and St o
and salaries. resolution adopted request
inc IN, President OF the HtTDOr Commissioners o. IN
mart tl safe, the presidents % the 1tririS o.
So,icn Dncks and Board Of Health aut ic tpIhSc To
fbo rDcl1tinn for tho city, and Gen JOn Newton ~
behalf OF the Uui;Cd states Government TO CONSIDER
Tho adVisauiiitY Of filing Up the cStHri.S ana 'S
LANDS I'm .hr virnity " Wards aud Raultlfs Islands
with The aSies and street sWecpin%s OF ne city
Til. majority AID minority reports ~ the SieClu com
mi leg on The Third District CnUTthOu,e were discussed
Alderman Rowland defended the commissioners AMI tlr
architects Aldermen PurOy and HoWiug sustained the
majority report The board finally directed the ComCis-
Aldermen Howland, Lamb Lewis and Morris voting III
the negative.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
PUBLIC USE OF THE BATTERY.
JUDGE CURTIS sUsTAINs TIKI ELEVATED ROADS
p,cur tn A PART or IT.

RIGHT To PARI Of H.
In the suit of jeremiah V. Spader against
the NewYork Elevated Railroad Company. IN which the
owner OF property not fronting hut near TO the Bat
ferry seeks 10 restrain the use OF strip OF tho Battery for
the posts and structure of the Greenwich Street road
Judge Curtis in Superior Court Special Term, he's re
dered his decision diSnissng the plaintiff s complaint
The case in some degree turned the Old titles " the
present Battery, of which only small portion was
originally high land about ninetenths being land gained
bv tngiu This question of old boundaries was raised
because the Battery properhat is the old Battery PARK
was conveyed to the city express condition tha'
II should only devoted to public uses, while the space
below low alter given for general purposes TO
the city.
Judge Curtis holds that the defendant is IN TIE same
poson as other owners o! what is known ms the Gov
eminent House Block" with whom the city covcnanteG
IN Keen opcp the Battery and the Bowling Green. Th9
act OF 1890 conveying the property TO the tY creau
no trust nor the plaintiff ccSUi que trust Inc oeHe-
ciary OF The reservation the old act OF 1890 Is thc
public at large and il alone, through ITS proper repre-
seuntiyes can for the violation OF the statute A
10 the covenant under watch Spader must sue IL aJ al
n against u private of tic Battery ana the hai
Transit act declares that the use OF property Tor Inc p
noses of the act IL publc use. On the question or GET
r iniury the city and had right 10 i've heard ana
he made parties the action, OF the GeienuaiJ was
proposiag TO uSIirp franchise OF create lnDi.c nHl
ance then was for the public anu NOT an lnuN'u"dI'
through ifs proper officers u protect itself. .
ON the cOnstitutiOnalty oi the RAPID transit hct d! /
the Elevated Rll.way Company's action Judge Gurus
concudcs that the Rapid Transit ACT and the acton I'M
der II are the creation or new franchise, Dut drc
ton and adaptation OF the old one
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-09
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

George Atwood, an English mining engineer, oc-
cuped the witness 10 the Emma Mine trial yesterday
Hs estin ony ground that Of Prof
q OF the mine s.''"'" '''' -
In the snit tried before Judge Van Hoesen. in
Pleas. Trial Term behalf OF Patrick f. corcoran
against the NewYork Central and Hudson River Ralroad
for ~ Pla mn tho ;t s % arv saye G ps
verdict for s2,Oo0.
In suit by Zachariah Z. Simmons against Charles
T. Murray and Others Judge Robinson In Common Peas
Special Term, denied motion by the defendants for
Edward 1r nn .hroas the ssSGant. Henry
OF claim in which the plaintiff with others was
In the suit Of John II. Greene against the Mayor
for damages for refusal to the plaintiff on con-
laying 30nch pipes through aadsonve and other
S, the an s m Of pas e te
owing the multiplicity OF suits against the cT ne nSa Dssa
granted
William McGrath. rs owner of II unpaid coupons
Genesee Valley Railroad company
amounting has obtained leave to sue Mr. Je"ett as
OF the Eric Railway Company The defautng com
he road aerward TO the Erie RAILWAY Company
default on the coupons made Jan l. 1875.
On motion yesterday to substitute an attorney
divorce the proposed substitute borrowed rom BIO
porter the papers which examining on promise 10 re-
turn place of doing So he applied to Jndge hopn
son in Common Pleas Special Term to restrain their pnbca
ton claiming they within The rule iorbdding inc
PT SrSseG q Se fa
involving the credit Of another person. and thus becoming
public property. -
In suit of Joseph p. Rowland against George NJ.
Curriss Curtiss Judge Barrett In Supreme
Court Chambers asked yesterday prohibit the defend
ants yerng Quiet Of Green's Pond at Long Branch
plaintiff says that result Of the action OF the defeha
ans in making direct channel the ocean has washed
away embanknent endangered his summer hou5t aip
left unhealthy swamp The defendants say t,t
this channel old channel ana that all the injuries com
planned by unusual sorWs ono question ds
a York court couh take Juris
dict,on arising In Hev.Jefscy.
The suit Of Clayton Belknsp against Daniel T.,
sickle, came Judge RobinsOn, in Common Pleas,
Special motion strike out part of the defendants
answer plaintiff asserts that in 1861 he advanced In
three sums Gen Sickles and sets up that Cen
Sickes has been the state that the stat
ute Of limitations prevent the action Gen. Scses
the money paid To him by a. A. BeikhaP,
whom the plaintiff represents but saws that was pittoc
contribution the work Of raising briYae, IN Mlch ne
(Sicses) then engaged, and IN which A. A. belAnaps
position and that the United states mas since
appropriated S200j0u00 10 Just this clas5 Of ca. ne
defense Sckess residence that ms absence
public service and thai ne IA.
promises this debt within SIX years. ms last
clause the strikes Out.