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DALLAS, TEXAS.

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EOR sALE-One OF the best aud most de.
L sirable residences I'm Fort worth. Large
lot, splendid house, comfortable and conve.
nient, and In the very best neighbOrhOod In
town. Will cell reasonably, or exchange for
property IN Dallas. Inquire Of Dr. .. n. Nor
ton. over Flrst National Bank. may1.lU
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4 TURK on THE rkRAS or PEACE.
I.nrle - 9, t.learnm D a. Lorden Tlmel.

Fqris (Dec g. t.leqran 10 The London Tiueg
| have to-day received tie following letter,
dated CoustanuOue. November %, the writer Of wlIcn
holds position OF connected with Of the high
est per,Onagcs Of the Ottoman Empire; We are he
ginning here 70 open our eyes to the gravity
OF disasters. Our military honor, patriot
our cause we deem lost. We may st.lI have a
gratifying moment, may still make our enemies pay
doary l0r their ultimate success but that We
know we can no longer prevent. Our means exhaust
ed Is empty, our provisions are consumed
and onr soldiers feel that they advancing toward pr
WALTON aud death A long Kars held Ont our courage
did not fell with the walls 0f kdrs and ire enc
nv. ia passing them, dealt us mortal blow. Plevua
is now resisting with heroic despair, and Erzeum
is trying TO the eueuys march; but before these
Ktr, Osmau viii bc vanquished killed, and
MukHcar viii longer presume TO style him
self the Victorious WHAT VIII then remain
f,r us TO dot Europe has abandoned Us: nay.
worse. il has cOndcmned and dslteiel us up
because We preferred death 10 disHOajr. -.
GERMANY hands u over 20 Russia. She Is repaying
her debt Of gratitude at our expense. Austria would
not mini II her complai-ance were iequtcd WIN
slices Of The Turkish bldT; but her n-aabie
desires vii he baked France played Russian
policy a. long "a she hAd VOICE ia tHf iat' a.
Now sLe SAYS nothing, because nobody listens 10
her ary lOug r. Italy Is watching Austria enc,
TOO would Ike s'mttnlng ana shs rs - Ma.'.n- lo'
Austria 10 furnish her with preeKt Tho tW9 nations
viii some dry ayenge III On each other AS 10 EnEauo
WIZ are al present mOsi angry OF I'll ~ lAtt
er'moie tHan The Russians aul We should ihuHltey
prefer 20 see a Russian fe't IN the BospLor's
h. an English one. We DO mol Eho" MneuiSI
those vino call Themselves Tories nave done us
the moro harm, but both parties nave doie LLeiI
best 60 hasten our des rucdon Ine Russians are WI
aware that tLey viii never cutter C0n'tIhiiIoI, we
would set fire 20 10 ourselves, ana fec.os- h' Dos
Uh1r- v the light OF It's Il mes. IL might soon DC dOlei
from STEAMBOAT to Pcra, ana from Pcra 10 G1ta every
one would lend hand ID IL. DO not thn- these lines
are written under the Influence OF transt0r ana oe
perate stale OF mlud. No, we thiHA II, We wish 10
we should DO 10, and should carry with IA tue
conviction and hone Tat from the heart OF Asia sooner
OF later we should become more menaciug foT Europe
NarliY Europe th!n We le 10" ia o ta 10. tli,rI.
cucd Win every MISFORTUNE and abandoned % the irke
OF our cOuqua kut you know us Ia week the whee
may tur: .HDiL O5Inau restore our cOuI2c hd
then we should regain nope ana perhaps victory but
alas have ctased t. believe IN u, ana nobody mere
hcnccforth believes IN H.
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nFrIsInNs-nrc. "a.

Suprere Court Eambers-Bv Judge Brady.-ln
the matter Of MclutueGrau irwin aga, J-op
tine agt valentine I,oe>sHer agt Eoessn OF d
nfe on Taynent Of cos,s and such counsel lee ne
ordered. IN tie matter o. The GnaIap sainss 49, a
applied for except demanded ny the trustee Iose
Tor 10 c ccr ana be then responsible or Them
ordered accordingl7 .,. ,,..-..,..,,
By judge LawIenco-i'neley ast poIne w., 1 Vft
A certificate by regard 60 tie allowance oi
he notion desire to before and request INT it be
furnished as SOC as IL cny.lehy 1l tio s emitted
or ne TSa,9a TiJ WIN ''g gSo view d" stated in this
memorandum. Greer agL Aien.-l VII siani a. say
to enable The tcntani 20 present tls gg i rrne
The tru ia. ieIni see % ., sao
me J9ia1n' ai S at 5 the i' Maror eeoion denied
as to the dSi,d, R0srninal Zoe moron for leave 60
amend is denied with costs BucAaacI, he motion VII
Granted The win be the payment OF az ne cost OF
istc ana At answer served thin ten dave Watthart
given WING. te ag,Io.n,, oHsr ~ 1 ~ f , by the de-
feuGat- AID that tc original date 0i issue REMAIN Bee mem
frlcSL Trn8 BY Judge Ven voist.-Devoe agt Bod 81
al-C,e ana amendment. settled amen Inens Nos J. ~
Sr1r'1e Cogri-Sprcid 7crm-Bv Judge Sper.-
Horbeek. ETC. ag Moore et al amurccr oyer0-l WIN
Sos Sp' Isye in -, @ NM, be- rrati i!at tie sesi in
tLc .oi0u Exchange is property SUB ec 10 b. On "a % S
Txcaansc: opinion rnuich AIT. We,elnaun. lsInent
r dcfendan on he foreclosure pl.uti1. mortgage with
COSTS opinion AIer, ast Leyy et aL-Aioto tF r.
iy jude seiewck-Hlthway agt Russell ct siInjHnc-
uol ast Gei. .aaI s ~ ~, lI9as ~, =, oo 80 ade
Tie event OF action freutIlcSS az Aleh 81 al a.
denyins Notion. With sG cost hove at Lorlrorler
to ,2 ji Ia her e.E ID g john cycS a. party
defendant Cohen, 90 a.. ag Goldman Ct a-'asr ana eAcr
COMMON Fieas-Speciai Iq7l-By judge Van Hocsen
In tine Of HTjman etc-AUIi'a ton oenel. see
fpll; ~ I di 5.e @ otaoTsHprov'i Nat
ta. Vs. ardi,r etc 80 u; go. 2)He:er-
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witch The Turks advanced In timex slrih h
ing order close but flexible line haliinB every nun
dred PAGES and pouring In vOlleys by cOinpshles'
Gradually they advanced, the Russians nelng un,
ahle 10 withstand their steady and deterulh,,u
attack Ahout two o'clock I'm the afternoon the Odtue
was al it, hottest perfect hail OF bullets sNept ne
Russian earthworks and for a time ~ scented ' ~
the Turkish attack would be successul al hiouE ~
line Nothing could exceed the gallantry WITH WHICH
the Turks advanced across the open against the hu,u
line Of entertainments. their losses immensely eAeeeun
tbat of tho Russians who fought under shelter SEVERN
times tbe Trks advanced 10 within fifty PAGES nf the
Russian batteries, bur they could NOT during
fbe five hours heavy lighting ever succeed III Wiz
.i,g a foo,inz m our works. On the Russian
len flank the Turks gained some advantage com com
,,eIlinv thu Russians 10 fan back IN MeiScbd, put
he reIpforccments which arrived IN steady sttau
ou the whole day enabled the Russians 10 aIe9t
the Turkish advance Towards evening tlc.c Fehlull
reut. were 80 large that the Russians were at 10Y Oy
to arrest Turkish advance lut 10 tah 'He ~
,osnrs which they lad occupied at the commencement
al The fighting. The Turkish loss must largely eAtte
that m e Russians as throughout the day they 1oushI
i'm the open willie the Russians had the adVanass oi
cover During the battle heavy cannonade Vac Aop'
mn betweeu ne batteries OF Rutschuk and slObOsia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
CIVIL NOTES

Judge Brady, in supreme Court, Chambers
has permitted August Lacheuncyef the divorce salt
against aim y "a harino Lacuou,uryer. o. put In
marriage % ler.
III the divorce suit Of Anna Newell against
L"i'-Io D. Newell, "a commission 20 take testimony IN
LosD 'I oAai Of the husband was set aside AMI the
testimony was suppressed for irregularities. The com
..',h va, zen. nack 10 tie commissioners with
"''.'ls lAat eltncr SIDE Ia ylt ye reures-utei bv
Les oh we Examination. Il again cams back aud
49, . ' 800 ~" hsa.h suppressed the testimony
~ t-A ma tue i.hnln'n COUNCIL understood they
"a .ot 90 o. the EXAMINATION OF witnesses AMI
ib. ,i mao zen gwen thcm. THIS time the order for
p.a4lt b. counsel ~ " VIZ
III TIE foreclosure suit OF Hieronymus
S4eueN against sara Weselnal, the defendant set up
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A11.NAr1c,s cnsTIY ATTENnANT.

Aaron IlaIdman was appointed, in March last,
committee oi tle ,e-,on and estate OF Edwin C. BrncE
e.fof who VS. declared lunatc. Hlrdman applied 20
have the amount of Dis compensation fixed, and the mat
ter was referred TIC estate Of the unatc is worth be-
t -IOOOOOaud ~ 900 and his income for the year
ending MAY l.77. Was S-4sI &c The referee recon-
monde. AN allowance of - 600 year. and $500 20 s. l.
Nacnmnr TOR professional services Tie report came Tor
confirmation before judge Van Hooseu WAO IN ls Gccls
YESTERDAY finds tc rendered F the pcilOur
70 have been monthly visit B0oIuiu gtae Asy luu, OF
hall ga hour 10 hour the -uoocTl ing oi sdpe
and Tie huvins of some rradv-Iuede clothes Ih- ald
tla collection of Inc income all his services. The
case Of the Plrsea merchant where the committee gave
M mis- time and his nome accompany TIE luudtlc 20
India was very different and certainly not intended
H. t.iabIisA precedent tlnserru- the fortune OF
a., unsc o. tie pockets or the committee. As Tor inc
lawyers bile De considers 81 too va-UP and some services
charged fnf wholly unnecessary lie instances ~
one au inquiry into the sUlYcucy OF the safe Deposit
CDfuuAuy where tIc iunStc had some m0ae}, since II
there s any doubt III IT'S sOlyeucy, 10 would have nern
1,ry EASY iJt .e committee 10 withdraw the deposit
TIC coufiralat on o. the report is denied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Ferdinand Hartog indicted Jointly with Will
liam Muir and Joel w. Hayes for forgery issuing bonds
~ the Civ of ST. LoUis. Mo, and OF Quincy H., gave
bail yesterday IN ~ 900 before Judge Donohue.
At the jefferson Market Police Court, yester-
day Wm Eurght ace fourteen, Tor stealing poultry ana
proVs i0ns worth $50 nom the store Of Alexander Nc
tsr.lIy No = West Thirl-st was neid IN $1,000 BAH
on christmas Day Officer Houchey arrested Augustus
g. CLARK. weuoUn tHie'. on SXil-aYc., Win seal
skin S8cquc and some icwelry in his possession Inc
property Yas All identified as having been stolen rom
the house Mrs. AutOncttc l.. HOguet. No ITO last
Twenty -.ighth--t.. while the family ~ church
Clark pleaded guilty, and he'd IN $500 ball.
Herman IA. Mattme and Frances DOugerty were
stabbed on Christmas night by Thomas Greenan and
Charles CrUtchet, Gt Beccker and Suivausts ntstrI
day Greeuan held III 300. ana CruIchet III @IVVV
bail trial.
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ANOTHER EFFORT FOR DIR. LAMBERT.
ARGUMENT FOR A NEW TRIAL AND STAY OF JCDG-
MFNT.

MENT,
The motion for a stay Of Judgment and a
new trial on the judges inmates. in behalf OF Dr. T. 3
lambert the convicted president Of tine American PolQ
Ian Life Insurance Company, was argued az length by
execo1dcr smith yesterday before Judge Brady III t"e
Court of over and Termuer. The reasons Tor demand
u new trial were substance the same AZ those on
which an acOuttal was asked MI Smith claimed tiat
the Court was wron- I'm not allowing proof Of the non
residence of the notary lis right TO administer an oath
,r,.u.u- ON hs residence ana tIat ia d btn- htccs
.rv and substantive avernCut OF the indictment uat
d was wrOu allow proof 90 the item "4 gross pre-
minus uun9d. the superintendent OF INSURANCE nn De-
Iu required Statute 20 dcintud u, aul an altFit M
Tr 20 being therefore cXtrdJ Judicial; thac tue tN
d.pcr tuat tine schedules were bh Nhth signed hN t"e
prisoner Wa uYcontradctcd, Guu therefore thoie was
10 proof OF perjury. - ., -. A.
.- smith spdeclareG that Dr. MorCau Morris was the
on witness. who coutIadi. ted DE- LambeTs eyidehct
Tint hra d not swear go c ANA VII ahd tAa' d. Motifs .
testimony as tO the placing ol The Woru mem tahdh
al Il, r..s ntI.acAcd his CreuiHity on all points;
tlat as thc schedules referred % agreed WIN W.
loI.- t.r .fiI9Nu was true because the books ol4
s.0 what Tie schedules said they Did; that tie form o.
a., al .ayt was prcuared 10 make The statement
boz rm information a'd belief in view OF thc hnIoS
fIi of ans bank oHirer knowing p0sltlVey an ihe
,tit u which Information WAs required, ana lHat .ht
Indictment and tla uroui were Iticc1Nc l nor rrnNlAR
fuf tui- statement go tne best OF tie INFORMATION
auI u-lrf of Tire prisoner
DISTRICT Attorney Phelps replied briefly. and JUDGE
Brady announced mat De would give Las decision next
SATURDAY.
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SEATS N HE COTTON EXCHANGE.

In the suit Of MacauIey agalnst BaEgttt,
Judgment for 92.4OS 60 recovered against the de
frDdaut aud the sheriff not finding goods % satisfy the
demand a sir R.trrbaud was appointed receiver OF
agsctt', property some months after Bagcctt went
iuto Uauhulutcy The chief asset remaining 10 him
- seat IN the Cotton Exchange Under hf rules Oi hat
board Of member may he sold for S benefit To
a ec or member elect and after paying TIC former
member debts m the board the balance belongs 70 tn or
ms legal representatives The receiver no. being able 10
against Haggt masking the assignee IN BANKRUPTCY also
a defendant. AMI the was tried lore JuEe SIeiI
Yesterday gave us decision judge cpelT holds that
lie rigl % seat iu tie Exchange - valuable prop
cry. IN the nature II Al incOrpOrcal overwhelmingly
stti-cf Ia e rules " the Cation EXchanCe IL
mi. ~ though the rect yer cannot take TIE night hiin
e,f the Cour. can compel the dticnual 10 aSsLn II 70
one o can hold H. 10 the end that ts net proceeds be
guglird 10 bis deb and directs decree accordingly
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THE BATTLE or PYRGOS.

brqsnaon me Inn Ttgr0ia 10 The Loni0n Vtr'dlrd.
Yesterday morning November 80 large
body Turkish troops posed OF the gIFrsou ana
tro5ps around RItscLuh. crossed the rNcf ahpko Viu
These advanced through Pyrgos By the ROAD when run.
,stsIle 10 the Danube win the evident intention OIL
pOssiJe turning lie Russian ieN, 40 "a - intercept
tne continual coHvOys passing over inc new bfllge'
Thc Turkjsh force was estimated thirty blttanus.
about 900 men, With four batteries 81 ncld guns
These opened fir from commanding position nu' Ihlne
Of intrrnohgnenis. these having been CRAZY
strengthened during The laht month ~ Hche.l
VsnOyski, chief VI the stan 10 the Chafc-
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THE COURTS.

rop>rr IT'S Y. vANDERBILTS BORROWING
INVITING PEOPLE TO his HOUSE AND THEN Fhh-
suApIvG THIN TO LEND RIM MONEY.
Tho counsel in the Vanderbilt viii case
verc unusually p-ompt yesterday morning. ana 'ne tii'
was ~rs,lrcd I'm h1lf hour after the appomeu uhe,
The entire day was consumed IN the cross examination VI
C,riius J. Vanderbilt aud IN short redirect exanlina
t,o, Mr. lord which unfinished ut the time Oh al
t,-,,oept rhe witness testified a. length as to the
amount OF money he bad borrowed from friends
A voun- man named George Cook travelled with
him ono winter during the war, and ne borrowed some
money of rim FOR expenses He was pretty sure Una. nc
dl NOT owe Mr. Cook $4,000. hut he remembered 'ha'
there was nothing certain IN this t' nat deaih "ueh
trc witness lived In Connecticut he was accustomed 10
t,it, ,,iIaovu people to his house TO keep mp ms
ttbar-s name lie borrowed money Of some OF thein'
Ono man IN artcuar chung around so long that ne
borrowed $500 o. him the suIest way OF getting ru oi
him He had not paid u yet Tie had sometimes ooi-
owed money of other people whom ne h"a IhNile''
his lonsc and had pa,d of them The witness thea
testified that ne had borrowed money IN various enc. IN
tr eg.ut! "a mad ~ d al his mouse s,
In. end Eaton of tonuec tt W ana ~ ilotl,
' -.' 49, ir had ever missed IN opportunity
,D w.. ,,,,tv tbe witness sand d. had-taouSuds Of
ten Tic mad frequently given checks on banks where
H. bad mo- money deposited, but never SINCE lis DAM
- I'M ,S ne had lived since the death Of Dis wife
IN gu exuorsc Of less thW 5000 wear. Inc Nltn'-s
owed Dir. Terry between s-OOyO ana SsJOoo t iis
inc ued DE 100000 which lie had stated ne tAe o'ai
amount o. his debts. ,--, O.. -
After recess Mr.. Clinton read ana introduced I'D cyl
d. number OF letters written by thc witness 70 NJ
U VlrdcTIlt from his home ia C,uHecticut some tx
pr, neuit-ncc for his past misconduct ana it.oa
non p 10 better u the UtuIr. One spoke oI TIE uihu
t.orleu usc by Wm. il. Vanderbilt son. ~ te name on
q Vrrorilt ir and Que urged WIN. II. 70 take certain
articles OF pawn, the time On tuc uchcls Wuui
soon ext irc. Mr. Lord then began the Teft eAShlht
ton The witHos, sad Lie trsi went u b" "7Hi"Ettj
on business connected With t-e sht ol w
steamship Vanderbilt 10 the Govenmcntto secure sohle
recognition of it, A gold medal was aWalaeiL WIZ" ~ A.
mace an explanation concerning ms udcottHurer % VI
GREELEY buJ said nothing mot included lh ms ioln -
f.urrt Mr. Lord thcn introduced several papers ~
which me witness bad signed his name as anu ',.,
aud one agreement made m lSit s-u-u az" '3
ms .,.er and wiz H. Vanderbilt 0 show that us US
f tst ulIlc was known and approved by the FANNY
The case was then adjourned anil Friday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
THE cHly4uiy 4G4INsr THE HooDLrM

To the Edttor Of The TrtbRHs.
SIR: / presume yOur readers have read at
various tunes about the great detrment tie Chinese are
to the Pacific Coast These people all energetic and
are engaged in most all kinds Of occupation. TLey
make success Of all their undertaking The socalltd
work ugmen," that at the rreseLt time bowling
abOul the Chinese and cheap labor. would not WoIh al
vegetable and fruit prdinE the washing OF solled
linen which The Chinese have made profitable il they
could get five dollars per day f0F such labor To give the
best illustration Of this Chinese question, have only to
refer 70 the experience OF Jacobs Co., propretorS Of
hop ruch,s san Jose, some forty miles south OF
tits city. some two months ago. Jacobs & Co.
advertised for 800 bows to pick hoPs-application
was made 10 tie Youths Directory, situated
at 1.tO7 Howurd-st.. in tnis CITY. Tie BOYS
and men together furuished-some sixty
men, and the remaining number boys. The fare 70 and
from the place palt by ;Ac prOplcior' 81 lhc
ranches TIE bovs only required NOT 10 SIN nc
The So night AFTER TIER arrival az TIE rauch thcN stole
ana destroyed muc. fruit IN che chaTd that fifteen
were ant home the no morning The boys were never
DISCHARGED fOr al uukcuuess provided they were sober
durin ta working iours hui for one misdemcauor and
g,ottcr ont Ol over 200 BOYS that 20 the ranch.
not more than twenty rcmIci through the hOppicking
srason Many young and old men ncd the places Of the
would get drunk steal st, aud shoot their pistols OF
through the roof Of the buildings one policeman ana
TWO deputy shcrS duty hoth dav ana night at
the ranch, 10 watch these aborinE men Vow comes
thr COMPARISON OF the Cinnamon aud cheap liuGr On
same gent lcmcn, were 100 Chinese, employed 10 plch
hops. There 10 nceI or pohc 'lti
there. There To drunkenness no stealing no shoot
ing, ami no discharge Tor improper conduct JUS a.
long the HcatEeu Chime" can Guido The s"calicd
wcrk.n gmen OF Ameica-and those hoP-?icEcrs are a
IA sample OF majority on the racine cOtsl- JUST 80
lOlg people will employ men to DO their work, Wien
thpy eNOrct IL tn be done properly and IN workman
Ike manner. just so long rs the Cinnamon practice
progress than majority Of those :" no cry out
AGAINST them.
"a, Tr,,ycjsc, Nov 1877
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cAIENnAK, THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoUi1-CH A,UEBs-Brady. J.Nos. 81. -, 40
So o. to- L. 49, - So 100 il8, $780, 1886, 3l 80 +t -
100 1853 lJ7 lG 1914 100 40 49, ISL lS5 Can Ues' al
No. 1874. p - 20
st1TIoR CoURr-sPECLAL TEE-sedgwicS J.-No. ~
SclueyeT act. Dattuger ~ a. 49,.
n AkINE COUFT-TuAL TEBM-PAEr NC daIn. ) -cgs
22l-. 2.So 2173. 800 2Gid, 2jiO 2ttb 80 80 - o44s3
2f-6. 1880 g. 5llf ZT26, 212l, 2t2o 2t@9 49, - o.
~ = 2755 275s 1886, 275s 27Ji uucusye ZOO -io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
TIE PARADE GROUND REPORT.

The first report of William H. Wickham.
WHnam C. Traphagrn and Bernard smytn tae commits
souers to estimate the loss and damage II any to prop
erty holders within the limits Of the proposed military
1ade ground WIS submitted by the Corporation Conn
scl "a Judge Lawrence November 80. The report was
that there was loss damage, and rested 30 part on
fbe ssupton that the street, and avenues through the
parade Ground nah not been Ind 10y the proper ming
81 maps On the request OF the claimants, The report
MS ctrlcd % the coinriss take further evil
dsucr on tlS point The commissioners, arer several
ana MI whitney presented yesterday the report, in I'll
essential, 10 Tue same effect before, To judge Brady
d. SupremeICOur; ICninbcrs. Tor confirmation Judse
Ir.dg d IjOurncl iAc h-ariis TO January =, 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27

SETTLING Ir.-TaX Collector: Now, look
hrrr! loa many times do sou want me 10 call
D-faulfcr: Not again Sal, II Il TIE same u you
Judy.
KINDRED SPIRIr.-lntending Purchaser
yes IT, g,oi favored whlsAey, but hardly maured,
/ tuiuk-rather 100 young scJtoh spluf Merchant
(aih warmth: Young! Way. t-oi Ac Ken us - enie'
tie IA possible 10 keep Il tn rs MT auacF IL makes
IL, u'uiosi greet to pIrt VI IL-IEun.
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usury She claimed that, needing 500 loan was
negotiated by man named Brestfelder. She gave
mortgage for 81 800 but received only S1,435 Brest
folder said he hal pay $500 aud his expenses were
SIS The defendant saws that afterwards she remon-
stratcd with the plaintiff who said he got very little OF
the $500 and ought to nave had He denied tlls
ana said lie gave a check for the whole amount 10
William Rau TO whom the mortgage made and VINO
assigned 10 Brcunch Judge Spcir found Tor the ue
PENDANT and dismissed the complaint.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
cnNr11cr or nRooKLYv g coMPANIEs.

The conflict between The new Mutual Gas
Light Company and tie cd companies OF Brooklyn
la- been renewed several months ago, when tie Au-
tal Company was rapidly prosecuting The construction
a. IFS works go De Graw aud Nevms-sts an action was
begun AGAINST the company on TIE aAcEcd EfDuiu
t.t 10 Lad nos compiled WIKI the law.
that the proper proportion OF tue capltai
L.t not been paid MP AltbO gh the officers. II Il as
ser.ea. cldlavorcd 20 bring the 10 al carry ul'
calming llat there no ground OF complaint the
Trial has been continually postponed. Yes efd1Y tho
Mutual Company began go 10y sas-miins oh Neyh-Nl',
aud within few hour, AN order had been OnIillcl
from thc supreme Court reiurnabe today, Tor the c&-
animation of tlc officers OF thr company ln tie sut no"
pending The officers cain that their opponents nave
ishe tuls method Of obtaining Information 10 Use IA the
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-27
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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