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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11

Powers schar agt Moray Matter Of The Church OF
81 M1ry s y Nf "a Of s 1HG sssse Masy
weD schoendelmeer agt. Arnhemi Baldwin agt. DAVIS
$ cGsn s b S 4 %s
formation ns Of Juvenile Dclnqaens agt Motions
granted Mott sg Mott 5s%aa Ss e5d with sSVs
to renew jacobs act Meraoton denied %emor an
order Should 80 made until pending appeals be disposed o.
l nr qg MSy s Mf@s aT James as
Barrows-Ex animation must proceed stone agt Iorrey
By Judge Lswrcnce~Muray IT Bank agt sm,th,,I rho
oer The statement Of the action does NOT appear
the n e Of action s sucSy stated the proof
else Of due 1 finding The defendant T defec
tive The motion therefore granted (DXDy as'' 9'
'i SpcGt Tom-By Judge Van vors-Mosbaek aet Amend
and ano Reference ordered Carr as Hall ana
Marine Court-Chambers- Justice Sinnott.I1
McKetck agt Kelly schesinger agt cGester A,ehois
s agl Mo ass rTantcd vSitSan
sS 10 Ss@Ts Sosp9
MIN go Kaufman Ceaf S sg acate order Of ar
rest granted l with eS NfT ss sed 5s YAM
RanstRond approved Brewster agt Getf;IOIrets Eva va
eating Judgments Lanten sgt M.yerIordtT 70 MARI Ig
vacated and action isc0nnued Foster agt Tenapt Arm
ff ag a k Gna Ba' L E s P Ta n
as Jon.oq Bloch agt Hoahener D9"rhhg s ace e
Hawkins agt MGerstsl-Motlou open default granted
Court Of dppnis-ALBANY. N. Y. April lO1rn
the Court N Appeals today present the Hon SANFORD ~
Church and assoraes following decisions were hahd
down: Porter agt. wsrng Porter sg Porter Gauy az
Clark; KPllam McKeDs,ry; Chapman agt Porter; h
well aot Mctsoyern: Rockwell AIT. GinDcy kHe y ne
Queens Insurance ompanyJudgments affirmed "itD cos
Frank agl People BarDescetta and another a me
PeOplJudgnenta affirmed Marston agt Could he western
Tran spoauOn Company agt HOyt; D1eber ag ibe iohs
Lie ms co Hennes Observation-Disclosures reversed
abide In The matterW
Waller Brady, imprisoned cbtor-Orier affirmed INC
People rel WATSON, executor &C. ae SCHUYLER AultOr
Orders reversed The Real Estate Trust 60 ag
Rrechudemen modified by inserting provision dec,arng
not liable for any dchcirucy anu ~ 10
modihed Judgment affirmed without costs 10 elther
marry NTOOmaD ayt. Turner-J Judgment
deficiency reversed Win COSTS aW
9gt The Peuubi &c Life Insurance Company Judgment az
frncd with costs after rducting $50 OK from the Feict OF
Fb 8 1875. Lew agt Butt'rfct-Appcal dismissed WIN
costs Anderson Acheson &C alMoton Tor rrarginfDi
dptrd with costs agt The Continental Life ms
Order granting trial reversed and Judgment on re
mort ~ referee affirmed COSTS UaOck AIT DOWN. et
-GTler rautiug thai reversed and judgment ot non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
L1oroR DEALERs N DANGER.

EFFECT or TIE COURT OF APPEALS DECISION THAT
NO LICENSES EXCEPT FOR ALE OR BIER CAN
BE ISSUED 10 PERSONS NOT HOrEL-KEFPEHs.
A test of the recent decision of tae Court OF
Appca!s that the Board Of Excise has authority to
license retail LIQUOR dealers was had before Judge Hath
erland In the Court Of General Sessions YESTERDAY
Under the Interpretation the law 10y the Court Of
Appeals license sell intoxicating liquors except ale
be granted 10 any persons except nn tavern
or hote-keepers This decision renders void several
thousand licenses issued by the Board Of Excise and
subjects saloon-keepers who sell spruous liquors TO
prosecution for msdemeanor The test OF the law was
made IN the ease Of James Gibney of Fordha. who
aagued for trial concluded plead guilty rather
than 20 fight the law. Judge Sutherland
said the prisoner doubt acted in good faith in
selling liquors under the license OF the Board OF Excise,
but the Court OF Appeals had decided that the Excise
therefore impose only nominal fine of -, but would
advise the prisoner discontinue the business for
second violation the law wOud subject him to
punishment. This case, ne said Of great import
.ce and he could ace other result the matter
sfod than the stopping OF the sale OF liquor, every
dealer in the city aud Stale could be arrested Judge
Sutherland added IL do not know that II Il my busl-
mess 10 comment on the matter NIT not sure that
this would be very great misfortune. -, ~
The complaint against 0ibney was brought by W. III.
Nundy for the purpose OF testing the law, but as tho
prisoner did not stand trial. which would nave resulted
I'M bringing elaborate arguments and decisions II ia
probable another arrest viii he made Tor thls pur-
pose. II Wa said Yesterday thai Us eIovIletors oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
THE FAULTS OF POLICEMEN.

Among the sixty policemen who will be tired
to-day for v.ostl0a % the rites. by the Ponce 'omS
slorcrs there are few whose cases are considered
aggravated.
Oncer Tcaban of the First Precinct was reported on
the nght Of March 90 to be repoing In slate q" "'oN
icaiion in gnter in Beayer-s Capt Petty awakened!
the officer by the rap Of club on bis boots lcah'h
said he was watching burglars on the summit o
telegraph pole. . ~ d, ,,,. 80, .,
Officer Parser of the Fifth Precinct sang and dane ga 80
yrptcsfucly az a rainy night on west biuai"l - -
weeks ago that the roundsman declares DC was dru'A
PARKER declare tlst he is a telnp-ranct m II. -,
Officer Dryn Of the Tenth Precinct went lAt lIc ud
meut OF the Edrifga street Police station snort iihe
AGO and catching hold Of Peter Brennan, prlSoucF Drat
him about the mead with his club, knOrHed nm uoW,
kicked him. and hnal knocked ont one OF Brennan
eyes The injured has been In Bellevue Hospi Ior
nearly six weeks unable e appear AGAINST tbe ohee.
IL understood, however hat he Will DC able u t"'y
today TIE sight OF one OF Ais eyes Is lost - .
Officer MachnsOn of the l0eenth PRECINCT was sent
ONT ON night duty about twO weeAs ago Tue u
hunted Tor him IN every directions went over Ms post
hall dozen times raped for him and Whst!ci S"ic
hours attrward he found asleep on the stpop Oh y
house in he Eighteenth Precinct. lie was ar"hsc put
cynicss,d a desire to "soep il out His fCoWoe' rs
oi a wagon lifted him into IT, laid MS euD ny ms sue
and drove him 10 the Twenty otfet IOiioc o'd
ton, where he d" slept IT ont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
THE ALDERMEN AT WORK.

TAKING THE SIDE OF THE LIQUOR DEAAERS- GRAN
Trr BLOCK PAvEMENT-wASrE OF CRoIoN-AL-
DEENAN TUOMEY JOINS ISSUE With JOHN NOR
RISSEY.
In the board Of Aldermen yesterday Alder
man Bryan Reilly presented prOtcs, of Glof dealers
IN !he ivan Senatorial District against the transfer o tc
Lxc..e Board to Police Department The board aP-
proved The protest, and directed it to he sent TO the L"S
ature The committees OF the board were authorized -
visit ami Inspect the city departments. Alderman 4uo
meg said that several department officers were eas-o'
in private business 10 the DSsect of their oineai duties
The Mayor was asked 70 r~urn the resolutions hereto
fore passed in relation to the school teachers, salaries ln
order that the hoard might recommend that the Board o.
Estimate Apporonment retain its present power 10
limit the cstiu9t.s. The Law Committee was directed
10 inquire into contracts of the suburban Gas Com
Iany by which it is paid SO per lamp III Tie annexed
district.
A resolution offered by Alderman Slnonson cXouer
ating Allan Campbell, Commissioner OF Public Works
from the charges investigated by toe Aldeuncns com
mittee referred. Alderman sheiis endeayored with
success To prevent Tie teadIs % lhe IoSonll9L
% regulate the of calcium bhts nv frou 81 places %
amusement, The Commissioners Of Pubic Works adj
be paved with granite blocks he also reported mat
IL was miractcabe, with the present construction o.
Tie CrOon water mains, % apply The system adopted ny
The Lyer.o9 oater B1aid i9t ING pIeIHniOn o, w.
doing an that could be- reasonably expTtcd 10 top tbs
waste Crotun water Corporation Counsel whitney lc
ported that ne had sent to tie Legislature the draft o. IN
act providing that OF The state Assessors shall BE-
chosen from the CITY Of New YORK.
Alderman Iuomey on question OF privilege said that
state senator from this city Lad said abe course O!
debate a. Albany the Omnibus bill" nat the Board
Aldermen should not he intrused with The c'Etrna-
OF heads of departments, giving reason t1at hr
had known OF the payment OF 10000 to board Ui al
dcrlnen 10 secure the confirmation Of certain official
Alderman Tuouey said he would ask FOR committee OF
investigation after the adjournment OF the Ltisauyc
aud added: have understood that this senator him
self received this $4,000, and was the s-1ctWccnto
pay the money"
In - conversation with a TRIBUNE reporter subsc-
autntly Alderman TuOmey said he referred 10 John Nor
rs~ey ana the confirmation of Peter b. HYceny
Chamberlain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
PISSENGERS AKRIEED.

PROM LIVERPOOL-In steamship Ai9crb1, Api1l To-
Mr.. Baccllold Mr.. and MIS-. f. O.. Barr Or and Mrs. r.
iri ebilrcn and maid James Cor sane, MI Cotton 4f
AID M, n r. Gro Stale f. Graves, II. Howard, SIR aud
Mrs l. Kelly Mr LegasY. 4. w Leitch Mrs Lei,eh MIS-
II B NacC ach, Mister Mace uO'h J. Macdnnit M
WacWhirtcr Miss MacWhlrer, MIS-. Mary Mitchell. n
montgomery More, Marshall Pratt Ars Flora lsd, Aug
dc II GrDrl Mr. and Mrs ChCs. Howard Thomas MI I@i
hunter Rev. Mira. t. Val Deern and Children H. IT,
Wheeler.
FROM LONDOS-Tn steamship G5cere, April 10. Mr. and
n Eates Miss F. y. Bates MISS Alice Bates, Louis rOSn'
Henry brewster. Mrs. Brewster, J. brewster ~ BIe~a'f
lanes Cantor Charlie. II. CLARK, Mrs T. Conchef FREDERICK
Gdrtallptte y. GO0dkiu'. j. iHli2 Ais
EpIn1g Miss l. G. Kellogg Stss u. L. Kellogg Henry T.
Lane otto IA Iau Fret Lingbam, Miss enrs AcAlhe Mf
and Mrs A. j. MathesOu, Wellesley Moor, Master " mo
Tewt0n " G. Painc Master 4. W. Perkins SIT ana MIS-
Robert Pa k H. Bdcwa H. H. sfiiii, jos. pa p,iry
stevens Bcla iiola5 Nj aEu Mt. ii. til II
Trask n WoodhOusr, J. Young, Miss E Young Mss l~
Young Miss L. Young, Mass Il. Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
CHRISTIAN TEMPERANCE WORK.

The National Temperance Society held
conference yesterday afternoon in the Young Mems
Christian Association building at Fonrih-aVe' ana
Twenty thfd-st william L. Dodge presided Te Rev
Albert g. Lawson OF Brooklyn read paper on Methods
of Church Teinuerance Work" If said was necessary
TO organize work church with special reference 10
the suppression Of the temperance evil by legal ana
,r,l ,acrts Work Was wanted; Lee work IL they
chose on their own plan md IN their own way. women
by twos or threeS should visit 5eepeFs ana tbt
families and persist ia personal appeals dntn te Hd!uo
was closed f,yo men guard in font OF saloon on
sunday hal Kent the saloon clos 81 Tor tiic az ui7t
Tyery church should do the work VI i!s neiShOO.o "d
A. churches took nigh ground on temperate matters
the country would be cayPned with hGh moral power
The greatest temperance society OF the word Was we
ftur church of jesus Christ. The appalling act Oi 10
d,v was tc auav II Christian people IT, every moral
reform II was quality than the quantity OF the
WORK wGich told. ~ =, ~.
During the discussion which followed Lewis t. jack
son Secretary Home MS,lnu said tlS soleine OF
rosp. crnlrrancc work being pursued at TIE pres
cIr frie in 4 n rent paris NJ tine city The Rev Dr.
samson remembered when tht powerful temperance
workers were al within the C9urC. Now ne so" tha
the ,1ucn i'll worker. in this fed were not prominent
workers within the church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11

TIE PROPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO A
FLEET OF SCOwS.

TIE PROPOSED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TO 4
FLEEI OF SCOwS.
The work of re0rganzing the Street Cleaning
Bureau which was 70 have begun by the Police Com
mssioners yesterday. postponed until to-day III con
seuueuce of the absence of Commissioner Wheeler The
captains Of every precinct have been ordered 70 report
every morning tie number Of aboreis employed how
many are inefficient unable to perform the work
properly The captains also ordered to exercise
close scrutiny of the men. the foremen, aud the
inspectors These reports received yesterday and
about so men were said 10 ne ncapactaed for the work
Cant Gunner yesterday made his report fhe work done
last month by the street cleaning brigade states mat
more dirt was removed during the month than daring
any previous month for long time. There were 1850
DADS Of ashes removed and 1903 loads OF street Dirt
The whole of the Fourth and Fifteenth Wards we're
cleaned YESTERDAY and by the end OF the week the whole
civ will have been swept After that the Regular ward
games viii Keep respective districts IN proper cen
dtOn. ,,.. -, ro,,so ,v.r. heinc
taken out 10 sea on Monday The violence OF Tue Wlhu
wien near C0uey Island, caused the supeIMehdcht vi
r,ons David Steyens TO order them taken Ihte Cohey
IND Bay Tor shelter seventeen hawser brokr, ann
h,re he accident could be- repaired the scOws dIIteu
ontsde OF buoy No l8 Then the center TIMBER OF Que
kc and three scows drfftcd our 20 sea three or
four miles Three tugs went 70 tAeT as'S'-''' 0"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11

In the stormy times before the war pastor
was 10 ue settled the South Church AT Pisbcld,
which WAS very aItsdvUry. ON the evening OF the
services some of the council the Rev. Or. John
Todds teaibie, tie mad been invited 10 give the charge
IA me uew minister Mentioning this fact Ia his gacs~,
he offered 20 put into his ANY two words which
any person present might name. One of Tia. visitors,
WHO was about as eccentric as the doctor, instantly
called ont white brars." TINS was received with
laugh and the thing passed OF without more comment
the installation came and moved according - the
different assignments, when Dr. Todd took The stand 10
charge the candidate. Getting through with The usual
tonnes of ministerial duty all at once the speaker
stretche up gaunt frame 70 ts iu hight and. with a
grm twist nf Iace let of this most unexpected SEN
tenoe: my brother when you want 10 shoot white
bears you 20 where they 10 shoot them You don't
waste your powder and bali 10 shoot white bears where
there are no white bears nywherc about TO- II you
want Ia preach against slavery you had better 20 where
slavery 90 preach against II than up mere where there
Is no slavery" The congregation generally took this
sally only the uncOrkng OF small bottle or The doe
tors peculiar tOddy !" but the few VINO were IN the
secret came home chuckng what. IN the circum
stances nighi have looked like rather serious JOKE
lslrnsiield Uuiot..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
nRrrAL POLICEMAN PUNISHED.

Officer Michael Clcary of the First Broo'Iyn
Precinct WAS arrested March Il for clubbing ana
bru'ally beating George Baty, an moiehsNe ci'l@eh'
who has NOT vet recovered from The injuries received
Yesterday Justice Wal H. the first charge OF asSau
made AGAINST the officer sentenced him 20 six months
in the unitctary. This viii not act n bar 80 an IN
dictIneut for "a graVer off-nse which Will probably be
hrou .hi AGAINST nm by the Grand jury. lie Is now
kent at the Rrymrll street Jdl to await tir Grand
Jr,'s action; 4 = Binds indictment against hl ne
VIII b. ttto in tn Court OF SESSIONS II not, lie VIII Dc
removed 10 the pcEicntiuy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11

MONTPELIER, VI, April 10.-This afternoon
Hiram ArbucAle OF Eat Montpelier shut George Short
twice then leaving him for dcai repaired to the black
snith-slop Of his brotheguaw, Geo bancroft, and sno
him through the arm while he shooting horse.
P,ucro ran and AIbucke pursued, shooting bin In the
back and the third time through the head, killing him.
Arbcke then vent his house and shot himself through
the heart lie believed 20 have been insane SnUrt Is
sun alive, though ia a cniiral condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-04-11
THE BAR ASSOCIATION AND TIL NEW CODE

At the meeting Of the Bar Association, at
NJ. West TNent, -niItl-it, les, evening Joseph H.
Choata offered % resolution, which adopted, that
in tie indignant Of ths association II is desirable and
YedIcnt that tine lina 10 which hc Code III Ennc,la
Justice s.al take effect be postponed t. the 1t OF May
l--s So 10 live lHc Irufts. throughout tine
a feasorahl, opportunity consider tue large Uodi ui
amendments, aud 20 present Their views I" tc lr-l-ll
tufe ard the Judiciary Committee resolution wa.
also adj uC uriu up the lri sturo ,hc importance
Of taking tbe proper ttrys ivT ue adoption UI The pro-
uo,id cons tutpaa dmundiE mt The following new
l.nhcrs were elected; JOSEPH l. Conuau yhtrn, John L.
I'M George Richards, ErastLs {. Benedict, ind Albert
ia