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The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21

she is legally entitled TO under one statute,
the property having been acquired since
marriage. In opposing the granting Of
this petition, the executors and several
heirs Of She deceased, known as the Towne
heirs, set up a so-called marriage contract,
entered into between the petitioner and
the deceased in anticipation of their mar
riage, and the day before its celebration in
Philadelphia. by this instrument It is
contracted between the parties that all
property acquired thereafter by the hus-
band, in any manner, shall be his separate
property and subject to testamentary dis
position by him. 1t is stated that the
petitioner contests the validity of the in
strument both by reason of its terms and
because Of the non compliance with the
statute of the state of California with
regard to it's execution. There remain
about $4,000 of the estate to be distribu-
ted.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21
MANY WHO ARE SUFFERING

rom the effects Of the warm weather and are
debilitated, are advised by physicians to take
moderate amounts of whisky two or three
times during the day. In little while those
who adopt this advice frequently increase the
number Of :" drinks" and in time become con-
frmed inebrlates. A beverage which will not
create thirst for intoxicating liquors, and which
Is Intended especially for the benefit of deblli-
tated persons, whether at home or abroad. Is
DR.. schenck's Sea Weed Tonic. Containing
the Juices of many medicinal herbs, this prep
aratlon does not create an appetite for the in
toxicatlng cup. The nourishing and The life
supporting properties of many valuable natu-
raj productions contained In 1t and well-known
to medical men have most strengthening in
fiuence. A single bottle OF the Tonic will
demonstrate It's valuable qualities. From de-
bility arising from sickness, over-exertion or
from any cause whatever, wine-glass full of
sea Weed Tonic taken after meals will
strengthen the stomach and create an appetite
for wholesome food. To all who are about
leaving their homes, we desire to say that the
excellent effects of DIR. Scheck's seasonabe
remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake
Pills, are particularly evident when taken by
those who are injuriously affected by change
OF water and diet. No person should leave
home without taking a supply of these safe
guards along. For sale by all Druggists. 1S1 I'm
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21

cB- A curious will case is pending in a
San Francisco court. Charles Patten died
in San Francisco several years ago, leaving
an estate valued at about $40, 900, of which
he beeueathed but $4,000 to his wife, the
remainder of the property going to the
testator's children. Although the widow
accepted the $4,000, she has filed a petit
ton in the probate court to be allowed one
half OF the property, which she claims
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21

ca Kindnesses do not always produce
what we expect; from hand which we
hate they are offenses; the more we law
ish upon one whom may hate us, the
more arms we give him who wishes to
betray u.s. CoYneiNe.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21

TNRESPASS NOTICE.-Notice is hereby by civ.
\ en- TO al persons not to trespass on the
grounds OF the undersigned, situate in Madison
ana n Jackson townships. by picking berries. ish-
ing gg nuntlng OF otherwise trespassing, as thew
viii be dealt with according to law. ivy
POL, Y. GREY ISAAC HoLLENBAUGH:
=. -. CONF MRS. MARY b. SMITH
SOLOMON BOWER; MRS. SARAH STAMBAUGH:
"; ~ JOHNSON % Ii JAMES A. ANDERSON
"; b, GkAI AZ JEREMIAH HENcH
ANpkEW lRosIIL JAMES WOODS
.. na T., SMITH ic asL, =, ID. STAMBAUGH;
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1877-08-21

AIDES AND CHILDREN win ind a
price store Of F. Mortimer. ~'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
FRIDAY. Nov. 3O-P. NJ.

The readers Of TIE TRBTNE Will hot expect 10 10
furnish any special reasons for the present condition
If the stock market. We have perslstcntly insisted
that the recent great advance N prices was wholly
dine to the power OF large speculative capital and
We o,lpbt not now to be called upon 10 explain why
water runs down hill. We have never asserted
that the Lake Shore Company was earning per
cent month on ITS capital, but on the contrary
have ne yer reframed from expressing our doubtS oil
the companys abiiity fairly to earn the interest on
IFS enormous debt We have never expressed tie
belicf- and do not now entertain it-that one good
,yheat crop could redeem the stocks
OF the Chicago and Northwest and OF
the Chicago, Milwaukee and ST. raul KAN
roads from the acknowledgement OF a WhoIc
decade During that decade the debts of each COM
pany have been increased beyond the total "t the
sums paid ont for dividends. In these days Of
mixed accounts, have acknowledged srs-
piciou of all companies which have consol-
dated bonds ready for SALE or which, like
fine Chicago and Rock Island Railway, substitute
80. 800 900 of six per cent bonds for $9,3OO,0OO
of previous issues under the pretence of reducing
the interest account. What To some may seem in
explicablc-the downward course of the stock
market-to us seems only the natural result OF
events. Capital, like everything else IN time
becomes fatgucd, if not exhausted. The
strain of the last two months has been
beyond the comprehension Of any one not engaged
in he speculation. The pubc has declined an the
kind invitations 10 partake of the profits spread De
fore il in the stock market. The season when tule
loans will mature is approaching, and win u IN"
season of sworn reports. IL would not nave perh
wise 10 wait for that period before attempting to ds-
tribute large blocks of stock
Therefore there Is nothing strange or rema1 hdpio
in the fact that Lake Shore to-day closes barely
steady AT COL, although only little time ago u
was selling at 73la. Probably the stock is worth
less to-day than when il was selling AZ 10 las, april
The DAYS omSati0ns which record decline III
Lake shore Of - per cent from the opening prce,
should explode the idea that Lake shore is let down
~, moro reasonable explanation OF the
comparative steadlness Of the Western list
rs that. during the sale Of Lake shore, the enoI.
was to hold these stocks firm. In fact, we know oI
80 ,'rominenf bnyers of the Western list who
do not already hold q greater amount OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

6sisae3ac steamer Mirsd December 900 b' &c asse
Do January GOa,c bn. SIC asked DO TeDrpar 1'f 90.
ing bOifc bid IOl,c sst No December bia .. -
3d. Ind g3sc asked January 6ie BIZ - ~. ~sst g.
February Ctc bd tGc. ~. ed. ... - loNi
sale- ~ bush. .. a9isc; No 2, White 4ocJ -"
White, 81 af3c. Mixed Western afuci White Wfsf
5Bai3i9c White STATE. fOai2c Hack STATE. sH,. N" :
Chicago 3rizc. bf. held Ffl.D anl ~ ~ -
~ $50 20 n <lgds2O; 100 y, tlVds<I kyetF 80 ffr.T
Sharp, - 1873 A. ton BEAN~rrcep's, liberal N~
DINA dul lover. - 10 Marrow freely offered ~ ~ 80
with hght trade Reds less acfivf ~ ~ rF3 q Whhs
dull a. i6d-' 90 Black. dur ~ al ch0iee ..
HEMP ETC.-Jnte Butt. fu 2a,c Hemp qH.et, steady ;
Manila. G7aT1ri ~isii jllc. gold
HOPS steady eooi export fair home femar0. New
Gorks, new, 50l3ci fa-ffTn, new, Nnl2ci Ni-e"hsns
new. jasc Ys@riHE-, 3dJc. Ods al grywt- 295t 'ti
fOrniaus. 1j0i6c
HfDFsModf trade press unchanged sa'e., 250 ~
Moiieyifes 200 Wet -ateu TrKrs 100 iIy DO pr 80
terms uTy Buenos Ayre. ~ 2a23ri CO. MtnffFie tf,
god Wct ~1ifed 1ex 9adl 1c Dry Galveston. ~ So
City -lauRhtor % Toe. cufreurV
HAY AND STkAW-More inquiry supply hlefaL Hsy'
Long Rye, j0u6Jrs ~hur sUaJOt Oaf 4 a5n,.
LEATHEEl he trade NJ .iTenocs -oe ha- been mesIiy
tonhHc Ia small purchases by manufacturer ~ prgpHfny
Their the coming ani 20 eosa its few
untitled orders Tor sasouabe gpis Prices TeEan very
steady win stock centrally wei MT hHTfrn
iu knd T' trade continues active, WIN
considerable freight Gagged for the -al uor
amt IBIS Lea her Il not included In rtpftei
pnrnfs ceilv ngur.s only what ha- bees
Gle icd crop and Hacks ar IN noicr ate feone hes 80
lak .h ON afrNal anh those "i iul WAN rrnilii u"
Nor 1900 Sides VIA ii5DO ~ England aud ltSlO 20
the Continent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01


TI-u-Nackerel quiet bbls 40 shore sold SO COD
quiet nearly nominal Bog Herring ,aay sales 20 BOXES
MAJ Scrr shore at l7GS2O Tor 40 ~ 5OaSl0 for No
5s ' o ,0l ~ -; Bank II so FOX Iernng scaled
I7e 40 l. re; BarreIlel Herring Easiport Round - 90
Fi,1'Ri.iGN FJ IiSsready ioboinr sales. New Lay.r
Ras 500 go Ne" l3o' ',ai' 51 IN.
valencia 10, pt"sc,' i iTDne. ri,rtsb 0li
S,i S,yg iOatc; Al -Ilngucac. - a23c rheei.
iagona II rec Iyca sc. Walnuis loal2Ec Flbris.
dimes ha fboxes 2Oa20 :quarternozes &C. Lemons
q S S - auction G tday ss sos case, Malaga orarscs
a6 90 b H. al t9 orange 81 1872 o5 1000 bozs d.
LiISH' K As Mi:HLFLoUR market shade mod
crate export light ohoing demand prcfs IN n,inGe 70
b6s incia ing COS lbs tiy Ni Extra 50 40 for Enei!n'
n1e: 800 ibis. Los Grade EN!r3; 100 bo. Medium
Winter Wheat EIra 9o Tng "D'' ~ me saI, aoii
800 bills were for export 3goiaig"S ior 20
cannon To- Pair Extra state. - 35cfJ 90 Fair TO
choice, So t5G@ 80 20 Con'eUn =. 20 o S IN 1 go
ohio ~ lOq+ ~ 10; Good to choice - l5d97 90 Min
9,3's s,7qsf 5o Patent $3.50 so Low Exira
= 49, c5 st Good ut 10 Choice S9 Soas es G s
mtrE,r closing dun slight downward tenieucy. d.
SOUTHERN FLOUR dun, declining demand manly ,or
pressing wants Of local trade hniel sNnori isg.g Sole.
stgs7 choice To Fancy Sass 20 Fancy FAMILY. -s
= Flot steady ,es SSq k SPl1 ne,n ,
,es $50 Ios yellow Western = .oa g s''r t9r , rl
NAL dui small sales Ciy q u y 100 r.i b, 81 r.
WHtAI FL0uk ntie more a111i' -. isv.r FS,,rtrr.
ana nv A,ts incncf hold on mOieIat" trade m ia
mn. sacs $4,000 BUSH iucluting 5000 husr SPOT
-, Srriue - olst0Sl 50. No. NOrthwest ~ Il 80
,waukce lear iots) u 49, Uugrafed spring Al rs 80 =
Miner Rcd a. Amber Michigan aud Sist,t 40 WIN
Ter Red Canads Al i2asl ~; No Winter kta Dec mh
81 so bid II asa asked do; January, = 40 D' ~ -
Trombsr : 30 closing II 30 bid, ~ 20 asked DO jan.
nary ,, III closing 81 81 bid 81 - asked no. teufuat
ii 80 iii, y IS asked No z N1rhNesI ~.
M f,n,ary closing at ~ 30 bid VI 32s asked do fcbrua
~ II j5 bid 81 80 asked ....NE-ln fair supply gnu
5ya,Ic Western; 15G11iic STATE. saa 5000 Oush No :
Wesirrn AT 10 he. BARLEY-Wiihou decided change
for TwOfoWc state Natats
IN hold on sales $1,000 bush TworOwrd state Tor
sxpor at T5G77c; lots do l52c; Canada Gnotd rV a
sint HARLEY MALr-Dal unchanged 49,. 'ANAbA
PEAS steody: Ssh bond. GhEEN fEA9-On.t
t.a 81 45axl so; southern Black eye icas hin - ~
gRg 06 per two bnshel bag. COIN Selc lowvr
fair export moderate home trade demand iutn.s mos
nra.iv aetye. Gales $4,000 bush. ncudne 2ooOo blsh
srot No q 5Oc New No aud steamer hlAed o1e y n
graded Western Mixed, Gave. sad NO y oS~VsV' nanny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
THE COURTS.
ANXIOUS To KEEP HER CHILDREN

ANyIOUS TO KEEP HER CHlLDh.N'
Mrs. Margaret Kennedy began snt III Ine
snerior Cour, for separation nom her n"soano' WI
,,a,o II Kennedy After it begun she elt nIn YAK
tr hor three cider children and went 10 nei "'o'i''
bonso in Rroolyn She saws she wss driven Nv" iiu,"
A. Kennedy nv his harassiug conduct to her one ODD
,aie1 nor child. baby by an appear 10 'no ou
80 CONT The husband At once got out wr'' Oh ma
Il, The supreme Court before Judge Lawrsa nee
peas ldsr children on the return on uc WI we
LOT ms ~ ne proceedings IN the superior Nourt ~
vic rt 10 me husband had put IN no answer ,u5t
uttiac' 49,, o temporary alimonN had hui ntu u'ru,
t.e ,d of the children was one OF tl. q''SVlons
that 'n1Yg i'm the Superior Court ana as that court
70 iridiction OF that question hrst' no o'ner court
should interfere. ,,.,,,,, vita ord d,votcd
,,.Sor and he's borne her husband seven culidrtn IN
% orS vet nc has charged her with unchastliE before
bor yonnr children that NE lives ~ No 40 IrHis'',
s the Five Points, i'm house with other tanll, over
q liyer, stable and undertakes establishments though
rl a6le ,ccunaIy. 10 live in better neienborhoou
af "a h a had u4ce in which 10 bring up Girls ana rs ne
1ost three children There, she thinks II an ulbcathy
,loco ,or clu lren she adds that her bfoiht ithu
therfv-law have engaged 10 supu0rt the chlir'h
until ho Court allows Ger aimOny her moihct aIos
cn shelter: she was her-el a schoOteacler NJ woo
er before She married. and her sister who lives WIN
or rotL,r is now schoOteachcr 80 That Whaf cduca-
t surb vnlng children require Is secured Hhe there
tors insists on retaining the children The argument MAS
deferred 10 Monday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
rINr srnrk MARKET.

....-- ,..- On uf.f-,.r1 trf.r.f. 81 cara ~ Ter.
Nl" NnN' 80 t ro,t Z, mas -,. ,lp heat Tnf
se5 wy a.- ,i ,..r sC2i s,ai sam. f.ne last
weeA Ihs n.tS' i t' c-fil I'll NJ .'li rl n,re
readily on' i,r . ''; 'a ,, ,..l, Wal. i'w 4
by clear. e. 'd " ~ ' ,,' .'. ,,., ,t.. w..
10 i.t ti'n'' Ht p ,.f ,, ..f ~. .fn, fhs ,.r al
when tl'l H." ..-.' p.
qa@lt' Ni u" l," f i,.,.. ,,, .,,,f ~, -
ui fhh' ~., ''''- I'D 30 itf.. -
average I'o." 10 ." ..' 49, Ii,'ts KIN. =, b. III, -
9thcf .-' '4 mn. a., =. mass, r -
lN1., Do '. '. i' i.,. ,. "a r...,. ~. llr e.,
q, tLen "'l5''- ,. .,. . ., an ..i.,. ,,i,,h
t.-.t 49, p. D.
sold igl SO. 90 p. g r All, anal c,.r, there ,,cfn 80
~ tir 20 ~ ~ 'e ~ np Il, -t'.. if d, So s5 -
~ &C. ~ ~ so q r t, p, -c o., W,iBrs.
-, ts - &c. -fi.I. ,,.f,'.- q, l. r- 30 qt 10
uss ~ M, "a Fl. l, it ,f % II Id ai.. ss 81 hos ~
81 I1S I'm lrc. l at IUr ~ ar iDlt. 81 ft &c..
,fi -t m ~ ~ lfr b 1 .5nf ttl 10 lf H. 5- %
~ MN a.. ,,,.s,t o. ,-.t.r ,, uid Of 4, 10 Wed.
ne,,i,v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Two BOYS, having il their possession three
s. bI, % tnc First Naional Bank oi 1amuqua, Penn,
were ned, yesterday, uy Commissioner Shields.
Nelson a. Ges~ncr, accused of forging a
$4,000 cl.ck on Nu-Ow, IuicT & Co., was admitted
o. m yesterday n - 600, bis houdsmau hens Gcraruu,
D. Forest Bumt. OF no. 800 MasOi-st., Brooklyn, who
own, isal estate 200 th.s county.
At the Yorkvlle Police Court yesterday Mrs
MAY Anu Buchanan. Of no 239 Last iwenty-eighthsl
W il.i .lci O charge of toOnlOu, assault and rob
h.y preferred ay Mrs Jane Thompson, OF No As East
Tv -t4rdsL Tho latter ALLEGES that on IhasAs4ying
lst sine was invited 20 Irs. BDClalau's house. u g.
~. was assaulted and robbed of -. The eyid nee
showed that Both women were under the influence OF
hogor Mrs Buchanan was held for tra, and Mrs.
THOMPSON WAS 10 tie House OF DetcLtoA default
y. BAIL t0 appear a. - witness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

the sto ks than is likely to prove convenient
or profitable. And tbe same Is true OF. the
coal shares, which to-day were comparatively
iirm though dull The speculative stocks are
held in blocks aud this fact in tine absence of sales
by investors, gives the holders supreme control ct
prices, aud makes il particularly dangerous to sell
these stoclls Short The Pennsylvania Coal Com
nauy and the Lchigh ard Wilkc3hGrre Coal Company
have issued their schedules Of prices for December,
winch average only about % cents above the low
prices Obtained at The auction sale on Tuesday.
Bat 80 long present holders of the stocks decline
To sell. the prices must remain steady. When. how
ever like Lake shore holders, the holders of these
stocks get the selling fever, IL IL probable t1at real
value Will be a much more important factor III the
making of prices of coal stocks than IL get il m Lake
Sh0ro, because Of the much smaller general specula-
tive interest in the coal s.Ocas.
Western Union to-day was active, and declined
to 77li077i5. Pacific Mail was heavy at 22'sD
213id2 -. In express stocks prices were steady, on
very light sales. With the explanation thar the
lowest prices were recorded just before the close,
the fluctuations Of the day are sufficiently pre-
scented ia the subjOined table showing the
RAMOS or IN. STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

None, was in fair inquiry to-day, and call loans
were, very generally made m sac per cent on Gov
crument bonds and miscellaneous coilaterals al Ike.
The business, i'm mercantile paper Is small. but best
grades pass current 81 70 per cent The United
States Treasury. at Washington, to-day Ie-
cclved 81 400 600 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts were SJ2O,0OU and tie
Internal Revenue receipts were $J9O.00O The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Currency exchanges. TSj,N62 los: currency bal
auces ~3.IOI9O4: gold exchanges Tl1.J4O29G,
and gold ba ancrs ~ ,2il6ll.
In London British cousOs advanced to 3''iG.
United States bonds strong. 1865 rising 10
iO.5le and Ilgs 10 1925, aud new rs 10 lO7,
IO-lUs closing at l07. American railway securities
Ncr. irregular. Euc common rose Ia 1913 aud pre-
ferrcd 10 -. closing 23l2 New-lork Central was
af 1868. and Reading 1919. The open market rate
ior thrcc-months' bills of discount fell To 81. In
Paris five per cent Rcntes advanced To lOl l2i2
The earnings oil the Chicago and Alton Railway
for the third week Of November were:
1876 ISL, Decrease:
%iu7,G3l TlO-,i3S. $500
Statement OF the receipts and disbursements by
M Assistant Treasurer OF the United States at New
York:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

In state bonds. Tennessee s., old issue. advanced
70 4Sls. and District Of Columbia 3-GJs were steady
at 7i3l. There Were sales Of North Carolina u.s.
special taX, at 25i. ~ -
In city bank stocks, Fourth National (0G sold at
par.
Railroad bonds were Gueter. st. Paul firsts Ia
CROSSE division. Yielded 10 lO6li, the > per cent
Gr,ts stilrnuc to l6l.. Hannibal aud -. Joseph
convertible ~ Tell to SO, Burlington and Quincy -
conspld ltcd were firm at 112I2 ana Northwest gold
consols m 9GlIa9Ga5. iChgh and NikesbaIre
consols were steady at 81. Michigan Central =
advanced TO 1888, Ohio and Mississippi corSols and
sinking fund. sold at %: New York Cct tIal -
ie~3. at 1911; Central Pacific irsts at lJf'i;
uion first 90 lO7ls; sinking fund at 9Jl2; Pacific
of Missouri second, at Oh Fort Wayne hTsts nj
100: Wabash lIst,. rX-coupOn, at -, seconds - ;
coaycrtial"s at 5Si2. and iirsts OF st. Louis and
Iron Mountain at lO3.
cold was strong and higher at lO23ia l03 On
polL loans tnr enuing rates were Hat. and for car
ryinV u p, per cent. The Assistant Treasurer pad
out - 900 com interest, and TlOZ.OOo IN rturmp-
,ion of called bonds. The days business OF the Gold
t,irarnx ID part htnt oi the Bank OF the state OF
Ntw-fork covered Gold cleared TlGSf4,uoJ 4;
gold balances. Tl.BSl,l currency balances, 81
131 .2}9. The gold quotations were:
I'D - IU23 ~ .............lO3 3............ =
FOREIGN exchange was dull and lower, dcma ii
bills having been reduced ~ = -. Selling rates
were on the basis of = so4iaFi - for sixty d1ya
bills and ti oIl2aTI - Tor slGht to the :. We
annex revised rates:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01
TIE VANDERBILT Will CONTEST.

The Argument Of Mrs. La Bau's mOl0n 10
compel William H. Vanderbilt to pay her, on account Of
interest IN her fathers estate 100000 at once, to
enable her to her contest against the Wander
ni+ will was adjourned Yesterday Thursday 1t. by
rlu-.uf SIT Clinton tLe oulv counsel pitseti was
greeted bv chorus from the reporters of 'meni q
HIr Clinton auguingiy replied that De would have 20 s'i
Of cards with ono settlement printed. Tor dis
tr-lutiou rs a!, he would nave 90 DO ~ Inc fntuIe
,.d De- q. change the dates 10 answer that question.
,ir- Ii Ban hss rdcd Der pct ion, by Stating that
IL. income does not exceed 500 %; Thar ncf lafhcf
,,.- accustomed 600 give her about - 800 year. which,
az ,ur~, Lee no ou-cr received aad That sHe lad nd
X,rced large sums lately her husbands account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-01

Ss,,yoac court hambgs-By Judge Lawrence
North -iore Island Ferry Co. aet Deem Lewiston
az Drt"Mouons srautcd IN ,hc n."'ter on Nol 4In,i-
cn Petroleum CO.; Ripley art NoSifand; NOR spn az Doug
l.. Peoples Bank agi IleIrt ~h0Jdy ATT ru0ec " iams
as stewart; De Fremont agi DE fremont III the
matter az Nairll Wish 10 SOC tNuLrt ID itt4u Q" GUS Hi
tt llDfIr ~lrrlaftDIcer granted Ia Tie matter o.
Oitc Church, Harlem There must Toe reference in ms
Cas- I fac matter of letter. etcAs one 0f the petitioners is
l Ol which am member. matter must ~
ard complaint sud affidavit o. regularity s case
g. t.',..v fo r, . p & 4, .,'r, sl t, rlf.ei b., r
o. Hr directing f1 take uc examination u
DIS Elt n queens comfy. such 90 ofd,r viii De- made
ur ceHl ,,drlc. there may De reference fOr that
lnp..e Matter of Mctoruncalhc bond OF tho committee
i'- 'r'i' "i le lN-@' &C. '-"'' iA ll' pi's'h' ~
-4, is large ana There nothing so the papcH allowing
'' Nt.nty " ihe committee 10 give sarh sccI.
e. u rHch lhabintt eHitis, h can d. Shown
} afft and Tie Court then 90 i's discretion accept
t'li} ODD Is lesser amount Marcus agt herlcb- lnJunc
iA continued, memo. Wood 1sL smith, cannot tn.
tlu Zoe tr4rua.L,s Nl0tt bond presented Miller
itatl httlft ~ regularity required 10 The matter Of
|tct' ulc Harlem NUT De TcieTeuCo boo this case.
ACT o.. p. d. In
t--s'"i 90 Norwood, ec.-O.ocI granted Mcdonald azt
A4'rf L'eltt agt. AlcI-Oiantcd.
Np'cci Tsria Hy Judge Van Vorai-I tch ag schlesn.
.-'',e aho amendments settled
nuI@"r COmt-Np60at Ierm-By Judge Spcr.-
N ~. " si.-'id,r denying motion for discovery Capp
Az Tie Metropolitan National order disiuissng
sSioi NOOIc 90 a t0eOrd granted and uDdeTtak-
eIP'''cL "Ij agI fe-dke-Case az settled ordered
Iy Jadge seogsick- Bel agt Bell order settled
t0oia0H Picas-SDecial Jom-By Judge LarremOre.
LEWIS agt Ackev. The Of Urhman Adams act.
80 ree decisions hlbersien agt sohlG- Proposed Is.
s.es y plntin defendant allowed Ia the matter Of
a'ih nlcr. ec-hepOTt confirmed decree entered
ls, ny assgnee Brown agt. GalandetA Allowance Of "a
" NC matter 81 MCCOy French All NcCloskev In the mai
vi q" Gieson iu tbe Husch: Mckee AL FaoT.
i'A4ohs granted Molly agt fArinan- Report eon'
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rrmed and decree ordered Globe Mutual life Insurance Co.
Rg Cfagin.-MOOn granted In The matter 81 kfetzlcr
Application 10 change grfnted Nolan agt Cotirc
Lem vacated shannon appointed.
Johnson agt Notwithstanding. dismissed with 40
ss. Kahn agt BTackman.-Appeal ~ miss with 40
costs POndir agt application for leave To sue
granted. Ross stevens; Gusstcc aCt. stevens Com
plants dismissed motion NreFici-
bnrgh Ches-MOtion granted and seal commission
ordered Dillhcr Kuickerhucker Life insurance CO.
Case aud executions settled. R,lvagen ACT. kOlwagen
Motion granted with costs decision Cakius Knapp
Motion d'uicd with Wheeler agt Sh0rtSee memo
randlm. Reeves memorandum FOR counsel
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TIE SILK SWITCHING CHARGES.

Counsel for the defence in the silk snug
cling trial Yesterday closed their by the nToduc
-on Of one important witness. ana at O'Clock Judge
Diucnhocfcr hcgan summing up. After dwelling for
some time on the nature OF The charge OF c0nsIr'ey,
,ysich he characterized easy 10 make. and very
difficult to rfuic he reviewed tie trs, imouy Cf the Wit
ness scott which re nouucCO as "iucobcr"ni. cscou-
1rrtpd. ard utterly uICustw0rtly.' In the course OF
MS rclnerls Judge DtfenlO fer charged the GOvCrn-
mont wit allowing scott 90 scot nee IN thr race
o.: conclusive evidence az his guilt, m order 10 OMAN
ii nee AGAINST these prisoners. and agluS the steam
ships of the National Line. and said that had owen aA
Graf chosen % testify against the steamship 'lhp'nt,
sheY might hc free scott. he sald idi ',|
remnant the mOety system. which sth rem iin a. IN
nrce. Offered % premium to "a man to commit the
sesf o. crimes uufaithfinoss 10 his employer Judge
Dittcuhoc SrOke until $780, and Will resume Els alsu'
,uput ON Monday.