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CRIMINAL,

10 Lonsrgau, alleged swindlcr, was to have
como before Justice Footc yeatesslay, but he
fnjled To appear, aud ha bond was declared
forfeited.
Frank Barrett, cigarmaker, was bound over
BY Morrison to the Criminal Court isss5O0 ball
for larceny from Hubert JuukeF, Of 4o7 West
lakc street.
Justtce scully continued tho cases Of Mary
Marvel and Liza Myers charged with assault,
beld to ball to the 20th Eliza Dctts, for obtain-
Ing noney. under t. p. from Herman papisg, 10
West Randolph.
c.n.. Wells was before Justice D'wo,t yes.
tes.lay charged with an attempt TO rayish tho
pcrson Of Hattie Tho;nas, Of No. l543 Butter
field street. Tho evidence showed tint tho
young man had forcbly seated the gill on bis
kilce md taken liberties With her, the Juetico
held him In bonds OF $500 for further hearing.
Mike Bagc, noted West Side thief, who bsoke
1nit Ut Hyde Park last week. was arrested Thurs
day night ~ Olllccr Mccormick. ol, Clark street.
Wilson and John Edwards. I1o hntl \ revolver
when asresteds tIo waa turned oycr to Cart,
Kyar1. Vi tho uYdo Park Police, yesterday morn
Ing.
Mtke 0eary, John Briser, and .]ohu Noonan
Wcre before Justice Foote yesterday for the rob-
berry of = watch aud shaln iron, drunken ndl-
gtdual. Tic nt1atr happened Tuesday night ln
thu rear Of Fourth asenuc house Of pfoasitu-
tiou kept by woman named Edwards. They
Sl.UO0 exch.
ns, ',,r,,m ,
Mpaea nnn,,pson ~ o0n naaksnp. ks3 eiota1!ng
ucnet, "au ~ neiu " so,Mg pay! some ttho
Comu,issjousr IIoyne yesterday mnsuinr on lie
charge u perjury. in that he swoEe on hls trial
tho allegation l. that he did 81 couceal tho facts
lng, Comm le4loncr HoYne neid the clottior tn
&lik)O ball 10 await thu prtfur of tbo nert fiyun
Jury,
....u-n.
n nnsnoa3 o..'.n ~. mae Ian r. .n.o tao hWuly ~
taans,,ns "a. ss' .ouat wv W s'aIk s9eet, laYane
!rno aIs uiAuksn n.sm .aeI ~ uu ~ no oIu va0.
iaomss beli W. W., psoke9 y tho Aftnory yester-
aay. caEGeu witH b1fEta1y u premises nufta-
WesL ~ eofnGa Q! ma9asn s'snue " and soath wafer
IL .s.n. enes '.e 2Se ~. ,t ss usaaGt a. ~
the same plaSe ioE N assAnIE wttn deaay
Nrapon upoa Ut; heA, ana als victim u IN ior
pealR at9nk alht anoFaeFiy, aaa Tor carrying
,,,>,. =, " o ,
Wa!teT !. Cartes' ing " "coneye man whoso
GGxpiol.s naYs peea 10 tah9 fetcfrSa 70 IN I4a
lkiauxs ot late, vs. before Comnls.i9nes
ot soantesicttnR. IAo i most da1a9log VT.
nesass ,a aRa!nst ntm, even he nad not admitted
~ k! we're lae sota, soo's o. sae trsue. sAe sonn
s: sos: III s rsss sso"% .s esst
fyI!sl, Ley; , ssa,sy. Deisstivss M Flynn snd st
Lansing. aud the owner ol the house on Flf-
ttentu s1ecs, Wcte present 10 give lug canncct.
!ne iihk4: Castef's astotney, mr. Bushnell. had
nothing 10 sa1 1of w Gl'ent anu TIE latter s'm'
Ply confessed everything. The ComInlsstoaef
hxea the 10y at *o'ooo' In default Of which Car
Ter Weat to jail.
Lputs Walker, 4 deck hand on the atcamrY
CITY Ut Couyptd, was brought IN abort ycstar-
tiay morning III in iutefslew wifi Commissioner
HoynY whicl hc viii lung reme,nbcs. Tho mar.
tGst Ut steaIIna Si00 from nassenrer rbrn I'm
vessel Ts8 about aIx miles out from Port Enl-
borne, Ont. TITS accused admitted his GuIlt,
, 1877-08-25

PERSONAL TO MUSICIANS AND DEALERS.
This practical knowledge brought 10 tho Chicago
Music Company, 152 State stree, By Mr. William
Lewis. 20 well known a. one bf onr best musicians,
Is worth everything to their patrons In strings and
fnutfumAptk
, 1877-08-25
pESPtuNES CAxP-kgEIlko.

Tbs Chlca9o d Northwestern Railway will on
Sunday, Aug. 70. 1577, run = special camp. mscG.
Ing trstn, lsartng Kinxls Street Depot 1t .. m.,
sad returning will leasa Dssplainaa u 6:43 =. N.
HAfp fos tha spnua txsp, u
, 1877-08-25

PIANOS AND ORGANS FOR RENT.
Splendid upright. square, and grand pianos,
Durtttt and other organs. at lowest rates. Lyon
l. usaty, stala and Monroe streets.
, 1877-08-25

MILLIONS
OF bottles Of Dusnetta Cocoatne have been sold
dnrtng tho last twenty years in every civilized
country, and the public have rendered the verdict
that ii The cheapest and beat hair dtesaing In tho
world
, 1877-08-25

oxontscd 0x.Mazrow for tho hair, bY Bnck j.
Raylef, makers Of tho s'Mass" Cologne.
, 1877-08-25

This editor OF Andfems' Dazar pr!des himself not
only on the fashion. pilates Of tho paper, but also
on lts literary department Wct.known and
talented writer contribute to make this paper not
only useful but an entertaining ono. Send tu
cents to ". Il. Andrews, Cincinnati, for specimen
cDny.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
MINISTERIAL TICKET AGENT.

Recently tho Commissioners OF Emigration made
every missionary entering Castle Garden sign paper
containing the regulations TO which they anon
able. Ono Of the clauses Of tho that
NO missionary should give other than spiritual advice
tho emgrants 1t further provided that he must
not buy or cause TO bc bought railroad tickets, nor
recommend boarding houses, nor advise cmigrants to
buy land located in any particular section OF tho corn
try. Among tho signers OF this document was the
Rev. Robert Neumann, but he has failed keep tho
stipulated engagements, and has now been excluded
In consequences IRON Castle Garden. On Wednesday
last there arrived young German named Guido
soifers via Glasgow, at Castle Garden. Mr. Neumann
camo In contact with him, gave him some
OF his tracts and advised him not 10
stay New York but to proceed to Chicago.
Mr. Newman requested Seicrs to call upon him at ms
office At No. 3 Battery Place. Ho also handed him
pamphlet recommending cheap and good lands Tor
emisrants IN Nebraska. AT last he said ''Now Will
get you railroad ticket" He then left the office,
AFTER receiving tho money for tho same and returned
with railroad ticket stamped at tho Erie Railroad
once, No. 10 Greenwicn street. All this has been
am rmed by tho emgrant In question, before Com
missionors OF Emigration.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
THE COMMERCIAL REVIVAL.

Chicago Inter Ocean:-"Let no ono bo too cn,hu-
sasc tho improved aspect Of affairs. The prom
iscd Improvement Will not DO of such nature that /,
will meet all articpations. Tho progress Will be slow u
winnsboro' Is. c. News-'Altogethcr 1t seems that
nature has put smiling face 1t Is Tor tho people
10 work their salvation from these materials"
Clevoand (Ohio) Lcadsr:-"If gold keeps falling
VIC shall soon have reached mat millennium of tho
democratic demngogues when thero will DO 'ono
rcncy for no bondholder and the ploughholder' Tho
Dayton Journal states that in that city people have
begun to pay dollar gold pieces tho counter in tho
way OF ordinary trade"
Minneapolis (Minn.) Trr6une:-'Atogether the signs
are decidedly encouraging and give good foundation
Tor the Lelcf that the country is more lary
tho road to n solid business prosperity"
ST. Louis Repubiican:-"lt may DO years before our
manufactures sufficiently to give full employ
lnent 10 all the idle labor In tho country; but
there Is lack of cheap land IN tho West south
and II is to these The unemployed should turn tho
living which tho trades refuse to yield"
Buffalo Erpress:--"rhc outlook seems to point to On
active buslnesab
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

meeting OF tho creditors OF Porter Bainbridge
manufacturers OF cards. at No 33 Beckman street. was
held yesterday at tho oico of Register Dayton, for the
purpose OF acting upon an oner for composition in
bankruptcy. Tho state mont of liabilities and list OF
creditors, with tho amount OF each claim, were pre-
sencd, the total liabilities, both and
individual, being $4,000. The proposition OF the
hrm to pay fifty cents tho dollar in four equal In
slalments in nine, fifteen, twenty and ty.lour
months, amended by offer for tho nrm to pay
scventyhve cents ON the dollar ndorsed notes Of
Ave. ten and fifteen months, which was accepted by
the creditors
Voluntary proceedings IN bankruptcy have been
commenced by Mr. W. HarlocR, attorney Tor Richard
Kolb, restaurant keeper at No. l20 Pearl street. to
have Mr. kolb udicatcd bankrupt, and the matter
has been referred TO Register Dayton Tho liabilities
amount to nearly S25 600 while the assets gwen
IN tho schedule ut about $4,000. Tho principal ored
tors arc William Otman a. Co., 81, 400; Margaret
kOlb, 81. 600; Herman BaJer, ,50O Schalk Broth
ers lseeuredl $1,000; Charles OchsenkopL 81 600; /;
George Henegcr 81, OiO. The creditors last week ao.
ceptod aa offer Tor settlement at fifteen the
dollar.
broker AZ No. 234 Broadway, was held yesterday at
tho ohco OF Register Allen The total liabiitIes tho
bankrupt amount 10 $4,000. but claims Tor only the
following amounts were proved;-Arnold Constable
Co., $474 so; William b. ribbts, SOL O6; Rowland
H. Hazard, S3l2 80 Tho creditors iaed 10 agree
upon assignee. and the Register appointed John H.
Plat TO take charge OF the assets Among tho cred-
7. Martin $50 900; Kate rdrockmorlon, $40, 221 o. ;
james Is. Martin, $4,000, Joseph j. Brentingna lam,
50, 500; Lana l.. Gilbert, $3, POI 0S
In the matter OF Micrs Coryol, OF the late firm OF
Rogers Corycl, manufacturers OF steam engines at
Eleventh street and avenue ID, who has applied
discharge from bankruptcy, Register Dwight yesterday
adjourned tho proceedings Tor tho purpose oil examIn
ing the bankrupt.
OF the creditors OF Louis Roberts, -four merchant
at No. IL South street, but who, under the style L.
Roberts Co., have united in flung petition in bank
ruptcy against him. iie failed last month. with hab
ties amounting 10 $3.50 000 the beng
shrinkage IN vauos Of stock aud real estate He sus-
pended IN 1873 but ailcrward paid all his creditors
full and resumed business. The total amount OF tho
claims OF the pcttioning creditors Is $40 666 0S,
tributed as follows Gcorge ii. Roberts. SAL 100 55
Roberts Collin, 81, ISL IS; Henry v. holiisicr
$2,l24 Is; John L. Reaua, $500; j. NJ Rcqun $262 40
Breckenridge Il jenkins, S4g7 9S.
In the County Clerks 0icc there was filed yesterday
tho assignment OF Annie Il. Crocli TO William Lindsay
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
NEW RULES FOR BARLEY TRADE.

Tho Committee on Grain OF the Produce Exchange
held meeting yesterday, at which rules for the
grading OF barley were established as tollows:-"Ex
ira Canada barley shall bc of bright natursl color,
plump. sound and well cleaned, weighing not less than
forty-nine pounds TO the measured bushci. No.
Canada barley shall be Of bright natural color,
plump, sound and wcll coanod, weighing not less than
forty eight pounds to the measured bushel. No 2
Canada barley may bc slightly stained, otherwise
sound reasonably ccan, weighing not loss than forty
eight pounds to ths measured DushcL No. Canada
clean, lit for mailing and weighing not loss than
forty six pounds TO tho measured bushcL No. State
barley, ur-rowed shall be of bright natural color
forty ycight pounds 10 the measured busheL No State
barley, lour-r0wed, shall be plump sound, reasonably
clcan but be slightly stained No state barley,
ourrOwcd, shall bo sound, reasonably clean 1T Tor
mHlIing, otherwise unit tor No. g. No. state
barley, two-rowcd, shall be OF bright natural
color, plump, sound and well cleaned. No. 2 State
barley, tworowcd, shall be sound, reasonably clean,
but In color not good enough Tor No. l. No. Stat0
barley, worowed shall be sound and 1t for mailing,
but IN color and uEc.canlincss unit for NO. 2. Re-
for No. No. Western barley shall be pump brghi,
sound clean AMI free from othcr graiu weighing not
less than ortycght pounds 10 tho measured bushel.
No. Western barley shall be sound, bright, not
plump enough Tor No. ], reasonably clean and roasou
ably free IRON other gram, weighing not less Than
iorty-sx pounds 10 the measured bushoL No. West
barley shall include shrunken Otherwise slight
damaged barley, weighing not loss than iorty-one
pounds 10 the measured busheL Rejected Western
All Western barley which is damp, musty or from any
cause II badly damaged or largely mixed with other
grain, shall be graded rejected Western
Tho above rulcs 60 into effect Immediately.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
VERY VALUABLE GRAPES.

week or two ago It was announced that Mr. Jap
tha A. Wagner, OF Holtsvills, had commenced suit
against Counsela NJ. Grinng Tor S. 900 900 damages
for tho loss of team Of horses rather their ser
vicos in tho cultivation Of particular species Of
grapes from which no expected to rcalizs an untold
ceived check on New YORK bank purport,sr 10 he
signed by Mr.. Gr1lng. Judge CALVIN Il. Pratt and
others, supposed 70 be IN settlement Of the cai o..
Mr. Wagner complains that on presentation ol tho
check dishonored, ana he now sues Mir. Grning
Judge Pratt, George W. ana John Rae smith, George
T. Carman OF al for additional So 600 600 making
$40 900 ALL sheriff Cooper has the papers,
is given 10 understand that tbero must bo ioohng
about II. Mr. Wagner's lawyer is Mr. Percy, oil
BrookIvn.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
AN EXCITING RUNAWAY.

On Thursday evening as the six O'Clock Tally Ho
entering Yonkers tho sound OF tho long horn
frightened spirited horse belonging to Judge Nc
Adam, which was being driven at tho timo by his son
Thomas, before light wagon, containing two young
ladies. Tho young man, with great presence of mind
kept the young ladies' In tho wagon until 1t upset by
tho breaking of ono OF tho shafts. This threw the
young ladies' out Tho driver, who still clung TO the
reins, dragged over tho dashboard and along tho
highway. The horse then mado rapid through
Getty square ana North Broadway, shattered lamp
post tho corner and finally entered the square
front Of Manor Hall jumped over bench front Of
the building, on which two children playing and
made a iuli stop IN front OF tho doorway or tho
Yonkers City Court Not gaming admission there
tho into the mounted police stables adjOin
ing, where he was secured. Strange to say, beyond
low scratches and slight bruises, no ono was Injured.
How they escaped is miraculous
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
ANSWER.
THE JERSEY CITY FERRY.

THE JERSEY CITY FERRY.
To the EpiToR OF TnE HERALD
So It seems. the Jersey Ciiy Ferry monopoly, I. e.,
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, although soul
less. u not quite Hleartess as appears by answer
In the HERALD OF Saturday last signed &C L. Hart"
who modestiy styles himself "Agent Jersey City
Ferries" replying to communication OF NINE In a
previous ISSUE in reference to the exorbtant charges
on tins ierry. q. L. Hart, agent, t-iumphantly par
ades the TACT in relutation of "Jerseyne.r that
tickets can be had Tor twenty-five cents; In order
show that "tso tickets for each wcck day'' would
pring tho quarterly cost TO about So v0he last
mutation rate charged by this Jerry monopoly being
- per quarter. Aud theu he goes 10 say
reference TO comparison with the Brooklyn
ferries, where ono ccnt lare Is charged morning and
evening at certain hours IN defence OF his nopoiy,
"that We must take into consideration tho distance
travelled and average II with tho rate charged" c.
L. Hart agent and champion OF The jersey CITY ferries
seems to be ignorant OF tho fact that the distance
Hamilton avenue ferry 10 Brooklyn Is greater than
from Cortandt street to Jersey Uy the former being
l,I0O yards, or very nearly mile, while the later Is
but 1910 yards, or very little over three quarters o
milci ana thus according TO c. 1. HART the agents
own showing, or by parity OF reasoning, wnie
The charge on the Hamilton avenue ferry
Brooklyn Is one cent, morning aud evening,
that on tho Jersey City Jerry should be but three
quarters Of cent according distance travelled and
therefore ten tickets ins stead OF costing twenty-five
cents on the latter ferry only worth by
seven and onchnit cents, thus demons trating very
Ferry Company Jumping out in this fashion to defend
his sonliess corporation IN It's exorpiiant charges
strikes out wildly and IN utter ignorance OF tho subject
about which he writes JERSEYIrE.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
MUCH TOO SOCIABLE.

Pcyson Banks, whose name is suggestive Of both
South Carolina and Massachusetts,, won't on lttlc
''sprcc" Thursday lie was generous Carolinlan
and at the .mo prudent, became a son OF the
Bay State. True 10 tho instincts OF southern con
vivality he invited HIS gentlemen friends, Clarence
Crawford and George Stuart, both Of No. 14S wcst
Thirty-irst street, TO partake Of mis- hospitality.
Tho latter gentlemen indulgod at his invita-
prey to his eusily MADE friends They seized the
opportunity not only 10 rob him of his money but OF
every valuable he possessed Among vaIuabcs was
n gutta pcrcha watch ,hain, worth trinng amount,
but when was found by 0cer Haughcy of The Twenty
ninth precinct In the pocket Of Mr. Clarence Craw
Crawford and stuart werc both arrested and formally
committed by Judge Morgan In default Of ST. 900 bail
for trial ut the General Sessions.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
THE BROOKLYN BRIDGE.

The laying OF tho fourth pair Of up stream strands
still continues, l2o wires having been laid on zach
strand The lowering of tho third pair up stream
strands from the New York anchorage took placo yes
terday afternoon. They will bo lowered on tho TOW.
from tho rollers to tho saddle patos below today
and tho work OF regulation will then commence On
tho approaches work 10. as usual progressing rapidly
Al tho Brooklyn approach Mr. McNulty, Assistant En.
snevi in charge. has already cot points the brick
work ot the FIRST pcs up 10 two feet above the
level OF the ground Where this tho case the work.
men arc at work shovcIing In the DIRT over the con.
orce and against tho brick iacc 10 MI In the
lfon Tho excavation Tor the second pier has reached
an average depth OF twelve feet there being four fcoe
moro 10 20. On the New York anchorage the masonry
oil the hrst pier has In PLACES reached the cvcl OF he
ground Excellent progress has been nadc IN tho cxs
cavston oil the second pier, excavation nearly 40
iect long IL feet wdc porDg to IL feet ana l6 fcee
deep, having been dug IN Ave days with ssvenseeQ
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
TIE ABSURD POLICE ORDER.
To TIE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-

To rHE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
lam policeman lor years upon tho police force
and judge of tho surprise created by the now order
substituting capcs as part oil uniform II seems
absurd as the late order to uniform tho Post Ofco
clerks, which was proper representations immedi-
ately countermanded So experienced a general
as Badly Smith should have set his face against It.
What tho policemen want for comfort Is supplied by
their overcoats, which In length mako a water shed
below tho knee. Tho cape Will make most convcn-
lent adjunct Tor tho garroter or criminal All no would
havc TO do would bs 10 dexterousy throw tho cape
over The head OF tho policeman and he IL at pow
crless How easy, then, TO astcn it and suspend him
frem tho nearest hook OF butchers grocery store
eiectually preventing outcry or locomotion When
changes arc 10 be made would It not be wise TO
consult some of the older and experienced tho
fOrCo2 Utility ami comfort is more neoded than show
aud style. lis there not bonanza some contractor
In these frequent dress changes3 Lot this ABSURD
0rdor bc cOuntcrmandcd. II so the Comm, one rs
will receive the thanks OF the force as we'll asa
POLICEMAN.
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
REAL ESTATE.
Tho sales tho Exchange yesterday wcrc four In
number. Tho details lolows:-

number Tho details are as follows:-
c ,,,sr,d"o,. BY nowAap .,o, w. coz GGarTs Sy,,. ~
cree Of a plot OF land 5oxI5o;osa exloes, on
." ny slnviS iSD nr,nor 90 ''
Supreme Court foreclosure sale -Jcferson NJ. Levy
reieree OF the two story brick stable. with lot
%S; 5 Wa nssssi
ny nrs p. rAIRcnrLD.
n S s, 10, ss Ga ss oF u. Gr,fs s.s '@S s ns dwell
g. ny nEssANp smYru. ,.,.
sEes19t tn. Ave Aye story brick ps,lans with 7 l9.
st, 10 lr Martin. Is OS3
Total sales for tho s45. .33s
Sd :y,.w naS,afs7S7). Patrick Hickey AMI 49,.
a4sh rs S.. 80 - go e I'd av. 5oiosa; John H. Gar
ga S'"sr st. 70 y sass sh .y ia;xioG5 sa000
lIa III ,sa Wit. % a'..oo" Nom
Seasii,y to to Eliza H. -. @ .oN'ooio' xom
'i s' {. b." ssi"'s Vii st. ,,s4s Edward som
a7th ST. & s. isa - w.of OH az, o2.o2 B; also57th
a!e ssS .S w. adsioos: sf F faireaid f'I chi
4,h sv n. w. corner Of s5,h st., ia2x7o; r. j. ''''
al .s sns CORNER ~',s % Ssh So
to julia l.. Traphascn. .......,... Nom.
ID sSd wife II n to q s4 @ .'..o John 5000
ods,. VS.. 100 II, 2; so,h ss, o9 9ess5slrrcsaIar;
sss ay asaya 'f1s of sd avn isoxiob5w 0"
III. Adams anu wife to AIDE mo Mosepan. Nom.
Diagonal A.. W. s.; Frederick Il. schettIcr TO j. III.
Is, av w. corner il, st. a5siGo Levi samacis
aud wifo to H. Menkesh.rner .............,. 10000
66th st s. 8, 100 n. Q. Of I'd av., fsaxio05; ID. N.
Kromer and husband 70 ". Jsntren ......... IIooo
OH st. MS 1893 IL. O. Of Nv. O.. lSN02. William Y.
findiay GeereoJ, TO J. Bernhsimer 4575
MORTGAGES.
Fitzpatrick, Edward and wiic, 10 Edward y. Kirg,
n. Madison Nv; and 10Th st.. 5years... 1900
Same to same, o. .. Madison hv, n. OF 1otd ST., D
years -. ........; ,........ ....:... -. 1900
ycars...........;.,.. 1900
Same 10 same, Q. D. Madison av., n. OF 75th s,.,5
yoars............; .,...... l4ooo
Same TO Same, o. s. Madison av.. n. Of 10Th ST. o
year............... .............. ...,..". 5000
same q same, n. =. 10Th st., g. OF Madison av.;
yoars ........ 1000
Same to same. n. 10Th st., o. Of Madison av )
49,. I2ooo
years .,,..;i. 1900
of 3tth ST., OF I'd av NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Same same, g. Of 3fih St Of I'd av yoars 1900
OUrady. Richard, TO =. D. Okcsfe. n. T. OF 46th st..
Prodrer Ann md husband, to Eanitsbis iSfc xssar.
spcr society. o. Of 10th st. ot yth ~, year 1000
Meyer, Uoorgs sad wife, 10 y. scitz. No. .ididso
Rsss.s, fssici k. and Wis, to Iydls orn.na o"
Prigss John A. and Win, y, 0eorye Munduri NJ
corner <sh Nv, and eQth w. yeara .....,. $500
Congrcxseten shaar ze@scx w frntur ant Indus,riI
sarsc Bssk.A ns~ry ~, e. Of Owthariso,1
ssnonos Hra H. To- Waias iitc iu,c,.n:, "
s. Lexington av., n. OF 23d 81 ycst......... 5000
Mallinson, Ihumas aad vito. TO Jonn rhcn pson,ss
lbth ST. o. ef lN av 0ysRru..........,.,.... 1900
Miller, Cath gfins ~ toJ II. LeoR q w. corner I'd
Az and 10Th stt 1000
The New York herald., 1877-09-15
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs
BY Judge westbrook.
Helmbold vs. Henry I. Hembod Manufacturing
Company.-Motion denied, with $40 costs OPINION.
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN.
BY Chief ustice Curtis.
Barras VS.. BidwelL-Motlon to vacate order Of Au-
gust 0, 1877, granted.
now ct al; Hobbc ct al vs. Glass et al |;
Mckinney VS. Lewis; Hcwctt vs.. Norris; Adams vs.
hulford; Schreyer VS. Ditunger ct al Dchl VS.. Clark
At al. holnson vs. Drake OF al-Orders granted.
COMMON PLsAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Chief Justice G. p Daily.
Schulz vs. KnicKcrbocker Ice Company. Motion
granted, without costs To either party.
Trimble VS.. Bartnolmcs.-MouOn denied,
Edgar vs. Lukannlrc Approved
Hynes VS.. McDcrmott.-scc opinion.
ErIacher w. Doron; Weldon VS.. Pearson. -Orders
granted.
Foster VS.. Aberle-Casc settled
MARINE oURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge sheridan.
Winter vs. VOse-MOt'on Tor fufther Dill or particu-
nhonned VI. Lovy.-Motion denied.
Fisher vs. King. .-Motion denied, without costs.
Smith vs.. Murphy.-Motion to discharge defendant
uismissed, with leave 10 renow on payment oil $40
schleIch VS.. I.oob--Jerome Buck appointed re-
cever.
Kuhnast vs.. BocR. Proceedings dismissed, with $40
costs 10 decndnn'.
Cobb vs Kane Frank vs.. Granlemau. Motions
granted.
Timothy; In the matter OF Beandet; Ronk vs.. Rath
Shcn1eid VS.. Levy; H0lley VS.. Suitern Sicgcl Va.
Levy. GAYS VS. Alien; Smell VS.. Rankin; Harrison vs.
Csrpies: Tho Dover Rolling Mil Company vs.. Rear
uon: LOWS VS. Solomon; Krajicick vs. Trana.-Or-
ders granted.
In the matter OF James W. Clarke.-Application de-
pied.
In the matter ofJamos Bennett McDcvitt Granted.
RAILROAD SALE POSTPONED.
LONG BRASoH, Sept Ia, 1871
Mr. Justice Swain, OF tho United States Supreme
Court holding chambers at Long Branch, has granted