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New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
DECISIONS-hUG. 90.

Supyeme Court ChambTs-By Judge Van Brunt
knight NaOneyi appearing thai the plaintiffs at
torn.y paid tue whole vi the money received from
The referee he!, The motion must b. denied with Coss
MackeIer IraTy IL there las been Tho conspiracy
changed iho aila lte, tho party making TINS motion has
his pepdent Of acton ana s4Ouid be RENTED 10 II
be allowed delay the sale IN is
delay pruuco great damage 10 the plaaun
the party making this motion shOuld not succeed and
thai ItInedy nst The party now moving
arue-I do not how can grant The appcs
should have been "a selucstraie All the
perty of the corporation, and moi certain speih property
Nes,yt evident ihat tie isOoelcace Of the
the witness k2c Ncsey aad the failure To appear
by Patrick Nessy wiu and " enable TIE witness hio
Nesey money from le banA she should DO lined
and the Defendant. fack NeSey should b. nned 90
Brown agt SinsonI do thai have any discretion
but grant Bp motion The defendant @ nO night to
Application the cUurf, uuui thc costs OF
PLladeph :. Dock Company agt tho Lon lard = y Com
think tnai the defendants entitled % serve copirs
but the Of the moving
sllayiis respect spvbicncc entirely upon Ia
formation belief which allegations are nufy without
stating the mforL aiio and grounds Of belief
Rinaio agi AInercan National Life and Trust Company
Moon granted upon giving security 10 any Judgment
this costs
and OF motion. Curry agt Curry it
liking the amount oi amony have
confederation ali The tacts and circumstances
STATED In tho moving andayiss The motion must b. denied
MeSwyney agt Matthew'S. Wagner ast Meyer Motions
"a anIp Hayes Scameus Boariing House Association
Bruites agt. The NeHlork Paper Barrei
granted la te matter III Holiingsw orth
and another Notion granted vacaiing order.
Common Pleas s-Specal lerm-By Judge Van Bgunt
Iub3el agt The Judd nseed aud sperm on Company and
nuuth j
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
BRADy,s TRIAL POSTPONED.

The case of "Jim " Brady, alias Oscar ID. Pc
terson whose remarkable criminal record has been pre-
vousiy mentioned in The TRIBUNE, was set down TOT
trial In the Court Of General Sessions yesterday n D.
Dittenhoefer the prisoners counsel asked for post
ponement OF the trial on account of difficulty in pro-
curing the attendance OF important witnesses He said
he had only for few days that the trial was
place this time. Assistant DstrctAttorney
Herring strenuously opposed pcstponement declaring
oil witnesses could have been found py
diligence Judge Sutherland after examining long
affidavit presented Dy the prisoners COUNSEL aJoufhcn
tie until the first day of the september term bray
was committed by Justice Flammer In defaur OF *22
600 bail on a charge OF grand larceny IN store al
Broadway and Twenty aud on two charges OF
felOuiCuS assault.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Two Young gamblers one sixteen and the other
tl years old found playing the wicked gaic OF
draw poker DOOtbacks booth, at fOrtY1rstst, near
Park-ave yesterday. Justice Morgan ned them T5 each
Callmau r. Pouse OF No. 1S5 Churrh-st. charged
Cohen Of No. ll9 Cnalamst with having obtained
ccOis worth g3iq 80 lS1G, by false prctences
Nlreu de.e4daid indebted the complainant IN
S7J9 80. Bail placed at SI,0JO.
John W. Brown was charged at the Tonbs Police
yesterday with entering the wire nail manuiactoy, at
Elizabch-s. yesterday morning. iy forcing a
scutts stealing coils Of Wire prop
cry yaue OF $3.50 He held answer in $1,000
bail
At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, Thomas
H. Johnson Daniel IuOnry Dc charge 81
assault ug samuel NJ Stl 1873 East IWclitlsl sun
DAY. arising II dispute small articles Of
apIarc.. Struck stiu lie Uith heavy
match box and iuouie kicked b!n down Tie stars
The prisoners held IN 1900 bail each.
horse and wagon, valued at $3.50. were stolen
ago w. j Losther Of no SjS siXih-ase.
Nrser lay they discovered by of Ia the establish
Henry Siatmullcr II No $50 West Iwonty nnh ST.
Sadnuer said had bayn left with Em for
repairs arrested, Yesterday Justice handei
rcinandcd him for further examination.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
COZ. HARTRANFI'S VIkUS OF THE LABOR
TROUBLES.

HARRISBURG, Penn, Aug. ia cores
pondcut called at the Executive mansion Fr'nt-,t.
last evening to see Governor Of ihs commonwealth,
ami to ask views of the ultmaum OF the recent and
daily occurring labor troubles the railroads and ig the
TUNED iron protraced journey T1ttsburg, Wilkes
barre and Scranton He said that what he most fears
Low is The unsettled condition Affairs tue mining
sions in Carbon Schuykn ana Luzerne Counties.
There are too many miners ont OF employment in these
regions said the Governor; something must be done
TO give them work, | fear we VIII have serious
trouble Indeed have recently escaped from a
ution / cannon suggest remedy, but think these
men should be sent somewhere. II they would go
farms in the West and leave The work IN the mines TO
the thonsands who ara engaged In them, wages
might be increased the mining regions II not, the
men who are there could obtain full weeks work ana
moi be compelled now 70 lah0f only half the time.
But the trouble is that the miners won't go anywhere
else Even II transportation is offered thea, they refuse
to 90 away. Gcy SEEM strangely enough to De wcGced
TO the life they lead, and they 1--we on little"
The Governor said hc WAS prepared ~ ank moment 10
hear of renewed troubles IN Pennsylvania lie feared
thai there would b. outbreaks tlc railroads well ne
u The mining districts 1e state troops were IN excel
lent condition, and he thought lee could qnri dis
turbanoe lie described very graphically the condition
ina ahcn ls found PlsDuGg Wnen nc reached There from
Chcytune some weeks Agu. "NhY. there not coal
enough in the city tU last days, said he. knw
the factories would al. be closed ara mob law would
Ielgu supreme unless tie roads west OF tho city
opened. 30 proceeded al once 10 open thom-and after
trouble succeeded, thus aVoTing increased misfOr
tune and calamity. Gov. Iiartranlt thinks that Congress
will called upon inquire into the original oase, aDG
possibly provide remedy Tor tho Labor troubles
StatesEansi" said hc, viii he required 10 settle The
prob.eu-what l. 10 be done IN the premises"
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
SHIP AEHS.

OF NEW-YOiK AUGUST ~
CLEARED.
steamship Eieanora johnson. Portland with nd'e &C. :"
Steamship A. Z. Sinners warren Philadelphia Penn Jas
isi Steam. .hi, yespect Hull Chester. Pa A. Abbott
Ship Ermnia AUST, Mastndch' Loadol' hn Soe''i'"
ship TybIurnia Br Colder. London. Eng PEABODY Wills
s, Frevais (Nor) Iversen Hamburg Ger. Funeh Edys
Ss1 Ss Ansr.v Johnson Crawford. Caas Peru Fabbri
Rark roydenza r. ttal Ase queenstown CT Falmouth
R"rE AsdSr ,Nor Johanesscn. Elsinore G Teoa; CO
arS Sina sneldoa Bigley, Antwerp Besg r. h oN''h~
hark George II Gordon (Br Gordon Alicante. spain Ger
nrT Eng 9 Oliver rl Week. oosanes Hayu Murray oco
ark Orfeo (taL Quesa, queenstown OF Falmouth Sa''o
rish 8 Co. xor, nah Cork OF Falmouth C. Tobias a Co.
gark Bertha (Nor Jensen, ChrisLiana = ioDlss " ia
Bais Matide Gtiil. MaresoA, Mcrsna Turkey IN ASIA
nr,s vrrH,s Devereaux Porto cabeo Ven. Miller
Brs arlD. Port, GOncsss oporO, Portugal C. Lua
man snn, A. L. S, Pierre lBr Heaiey. ST Joan. ~ b. IL
chr Joruan L. Ponder. ST. Pierrs, MART D. . "'-
otss shS Harry White, Hopkins ManEAuio. Cuba Miller
ssr Win H. Keeney Resr Georcc'own' Sea-
ger Co. .pprvED
steamship Wisconsin ORB Forsyth Liverpool aug o.
Queeustown Aug. Q. with mdse and passengers !" Williams
soasosp somerset Br Western Aug with mdss AID
passen GERS W. d. Morgan -. r,v NJ con.iyss
AiD %s%S n, csp' ss1.ai .as tay 2us T. esrs.
gena Aug 4 Asyinw all Aug II, with n'ase A"s p'''s
StsamssIp CITY OF Daas Hines. fernaniinH AUG -
Iranswlck Ca Aug. l6 and left loyal aug n~,s r.
80 ma Z, O. Allory Co. Aug ~ 20 ss.r.
r. OF Frying Pan shsAls passed steamship sA1s''s~
fOr xy-..u..u f.n.tic,lou. VI
sss %akass As s,r ssyoro Iss 10 s...s s
Saps Tow x S Wy Pssssd Essr as crossed A'
T,.s.r july 40 In lon -. FeD ~ sI sV @ ,t 40
ns e,r,,.a ma from T. 70 a. W. iAsuse - hssiS asd
hal i 81 s. seruns nAsnasi ssd svraAss sAA SAa
-. ohllxrA h pui Cape lOwn oL tePsiin y.ss ~
Baik Sokoto lsf fsxmsah' ~ osA "s~V' S~'~
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE COURTS.
KEEPING GARBAGE FROM THE BEACHES.

Argument was made yesterday IN the Brook
Iyn Supreme before Judge Barnard for perma-
ncnt Injunction restrain the HcwYork Police Commits
sioncrs from dumping garbage in the Bay The plain
tit G. Gunthcr, proprietor OF the Brooklyn ba'h
ana C0ney Island Railroad. and OF hotels ana batmhs
houses on the beach Coney Island. Mr. Brtton' IN
moving that the temporary injunction should be made
permanent spoke Of the nuisance created at the Island
by the washing OF foul matter the beach where per
sons we're accustomed to bathe.
Mr. McIeon for the Police Commissioners arguru INA.
the onIy available OF getting rid OF the garbage OF
Ncw-Ycrk was by carrying II put to sea- Fhe Connis
sioners themselves anxious harm shOud ne nOne
TO the sea or beach. He denied that any garbage was
dumped In the NarrOws. TIE act in regard To pefms
before the could pass the Narrows was uncpnst
tu;ioual. as il required license to navigate onie
states waters Judge Barnard said IL vas question OF
common law Ncw-York could restrain any man from
standing outside the state and shooting man Ill IT, Inc
Court reserved its decision.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

The Hessians residing i'll this city began q
three DAYS national festival at the Harlem River
Park One-huudred-audtwenty- -slxth-st. and Second
ave. yesterday. A procession formed IN the morning
in front of Concordia Hail. and marched out to the
Park 1t included two companies OF the 1lth Regi-
meni, n. g., several decorated trucks and wagons,
with aegoros and historical figures, aud the nemb
OF numerous societies clubs On tbs picnic grounds
afera reception Grafton and variety Of popular
games iDdnlged ill., many OF wlcb illustrated peas
aut life ut hore Later IN the afternoon several rprt-
sentative from the hapoleoc were given.
In the evening there WAS display OF hfeworks
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
OBITUARY.
PROFESSOR HENRY NEWTON.

PROFESSOR HENRY NEWTON.
Henry Newton, late Assistant Professor Of
Geology at Columbia College school Of Mines died August
at Deadwood. Dakota His remains will be buried To-
day from his late Residence 30 26 West Twenty
He highly accomplished In his profession aud
II his life had been extended few years, his skill devo
tion and industry would have given him a high place
among biologists and men OF science
Prof Newton died at the early age OF tirytwo, while
engaged in HIS concluding survey OF the Dlack Hills
region This survey he began in the Of 1875
companying the United states expedition under Col
Dodge He accomplished great amount Of work. col
lectingt the materials for his report with marked skill and
fidelity
Prof. Newton the OF the late Isaac Newton OF
this city who for many years OF the leaders In
steam navigation. lie also the brother OF Isaac
Newton the civil engineer OF this city In 566 he was
graduated from the College OF the City OF NewYork and
three years afterwards took his professional degree from
the school Of Mines Columbia College being among the
first graduates of that school shortly after his grdus-
tion hen he had concluded journey to England aud
tho Continent made for the purpose OF examining tho
iron and other metailurgcal industries, he ap-
pointed Assistant Professor Of Geology In the School OF
Mines position which he held until his appointment as
geOlogist under Prof Aewbery. the state OF
Ohio. His thorough scientific training aud bigh quan-
cstions soon made him one OF the most valuable mem.
OF that weorganizcG staff Prof NewbelIy speaks
IN terms O the highest apprecla respecting his know
pd1o nckness and zeal and saws tna he was indebted
to him FOR much important matter in the report which
contains the record of that survey. Prof Newton also
tor himself excellent reputation his fell
low-laboIers by original and striking papers: bis
paper tie geology Of the Black Ihs, read before ho
Academy OF Sciences last year. attracted much attention
Few men had knowledge equal To hls Ia regard 10 tAe
iron industry the Unied States In recognition of his
scientific itainments receiye, last year the honorary
degree OF Doctor Of Philosophy from Columbia COrge
Shortly before his death be appointed Professor Of
Geology and Mining Engineering IA the University OF
Ohio.
Two years ago Prof Newton was appointed gool0gist
TO the United States Black fills exploring expedition
This opened hir9 and li.ored hed, and nc
worked IN H. inspired with zeal and ambition. His report
OF this survey viii be published by the Govern
rnent Early tbG he returned 10 the Black Hills
under the Department OF the Inferior, solely WITH The
Wow OF making "A minute examination ~ certain
geological features OF the region, that he might
add TIE thOron gbness of his report AZ while he
was engaged task he lost his life. Prof.
Newton OF a slngularly retiring nature His
asnlabilty and consideration for the feelings O
Others endeared him to his many friends BY whom Lis
untimely loss is most kernly felt.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
swISDLlSG ITALIAN EMIGRANTs.

Five Italian cmigrints while talking together
at Castle Garden yesterday. approached b. "a
strange man. who invited them to accompany HIM into
the city, where, lie said he woad give them work at
twenty five cents an hour The followed him by "a
toriuous until they To sort OF office
they gave their names TO clrrk who inscribed
ia book. During this operation, the stranger
acted as interpreter. lie then collected about $40 from
The emikrants all the money they had saying that lie
would buy them implements 10 work with and after
wards the chaBse. lie then took them "a
car Ia which they rode for distance, when they all
went latO hardware store. Speaking FEW words III
English TO the proprietor he told the Italians 10 wait
few moments for lIin and disappeared.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
A SUNDAY AFFRAY 1T GREENWICH, CONN.
A.. nflr.,u nccn1.rnd In front of the Sncnni

Cong1egaiiOnal Church, Greenwich, Conn., on Sunday
evening The victim was u young colOred man named
Thomas Thompson, employed IA cOachlnan by Charles
p Dix for six years He is represented TO be quiet and
inocusve 1t appears that while bis way home from
Mrn1tt's siabo down IN front OF tie CCngrega
tonal Curch to wall for friends "ho attending
te within. While sitting there Patrick DOran ANA
Richard Haegerty, each accompanied by young wo-
man. approached and oi the rnans began To abuse
Thom. son. Thcy then leii upon im one struck him
row eIi blow in the face, and the other hit hn the
forehead with heavy stck. When Thompson attempted
10 defend himself others oi the gang joined IN te
slult Nj. Mead. sexton OF the church, and several
members congregation. To the assistance OF
Tnomllson, when TIE ruliAns Dcd
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
paSSENG ERs .ARRIVFD.

FROM BRIS ToIs-In steamship S9Eusa Miss Emma
Miss Edith Hams, George Harris william Edwanis -
Fraiev Mrs Ffadiey T. B Llti ehales William hecd, Il
AldIi.lge W. simi son, Mis-. Lltuehaes
FROM LIVERPOOL N steamship Wisconsin - John
ro,yo.y Iais -ytI John Mctorna * b. r. Pcrce, tranz
Jacob Guisado, AZ GlssspOOl ana ani.y H. hhotes,
iTank a. Whiie p. Mccall, MAJ. Jegns, DR. & fenger %.
Ijat.rpcr Jas. Bruce Dl Joan O'HOrdel. H. d. STARK
weathef Alex. Hutehusor. Geo. f. Rogers II Wlday H.
IIay MISS J. X DeAymard VIM Head, Taos Mason, thas
IaYorince I'd Hy fnc- Wnl IL gg lt Tue Rev = >
smith, Mrs. Emily Leigh Key. Father McAaiOl mos
-isve1s tr Mr. and Mrs. Capc, Miss sawyer Miss
Warrln Mrs II Nc Donald and cbnd JOS Boy Miss Nary
A Gbsr, CAas- helnliz. Miss Ellen fAIfcu
Frank Eurnel and Mrs Wlu GHrneit Mss Ann Jetne
Caas sandc. Frank Campbell H. fork, ID Oroain Aiss
Gilbert
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
ANOTHER BLOW AT TRADES UNIONS.

John " Villains Michael Hays and John
Weinhsld were recently expelled from the Seancn's
boarding onsc Keepers Benevolent Association for the
violation OF bylaw which prohibits the shipping OF seat
men Tor less than SIS month. They applied TO the sn
pree Court for mandamns 10 compel their reinstate-
ment the Society the ground that the bylaw IN
question contrary TO the public interest ana pre-
vented from obtaining work ut any terms that might
agreed to- Judge Van Brunt yesterday granted the
motion for nandamus He says the charge was not "a
sufficient one fOr removal the bylaw prevents
carrying their business except under Ger
tain restrictions which ba contrary 70 uDc pol
10y. He declares that benevolent society can y us
bylaws prevent any Of members from ondeayoring 10
acquire a livelihood unless tncy attempt ID 10 so IN
way which In yolves moral turp pIinde.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

the ASSISTANTS the Public Library yesterday can't
And te books want 10 gt into these hsre catalogs.
wish yer'd fnd i'm FOR me-" "what work DO you wish
70 draws" peteruay inquired The 0ihcin Well, hev
yer rot Mugau Masher the Cory Galoot of the
GalteesP" The man shook his head. "weii. ia like
Ralph the Ranger OF the Roaring Ris to-.
ave don't keep any 0f thai KIND OF trash. my BOY"
Wot sort Of = bery 10 this. anywayr retorted the
ramin IVY tie just hike every him cise I'm TINS
try-rup for the rich, au' tho poor vothngmau kas
show Vt alL"-LBoston Traveller.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

.r,v.sx loaded cars The inotorate supply and gem
cr, excellence of tue fruit made the usual dn traue VI
rs,y loss op,r GIVE and thr following prices were
,sas a., sc vas sli P1in 70 Hair ia 'keis. 9o 10
70 eHniS: tiod Ex. - crnt- 10 ~ Dgnoe & ha; s
chmre AT 81 90 Very good yellow fruit is coming LOT @
w.1rl hut tfe supply Is mostly Old hx0ns one oi 'ho
Ices: tlb,c sorts Grown FOR market
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
REHABILITATION.
Comparative table showing the condition OF Brooklyn
Say4ngs banks IN aggregate:
REER BREWERs sWINDLEp.

Charles Mills, alias Charles Stattenmeyer, of
MoIrsania, was srr.igned at the TOmbs Police Court
yesterday. Oh charge of having obtained by false pre-
tences sxty-iour barrels Of from Henry zcliner
brewer OF and Third
ave. which he ordered be sent ~ the saloon at No.
ZIG Mulberry st, kept by Thomas Ryan. He also
charged obtaining in the manner quarter
barrels from r. a M Schaefer. There several CON-
plants OF a similar nature asanst Statfenmeyer. He
WAS held An del ault OF al 800 bail
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
THE QUICKEST TRANSATLANTIC TRIP.

I Ht W IIIlc ptdI SltsiHsnIV DIflitiIIIIC, NHIVH
arrived IN this Saturday morning last from Lv
erpco made the quickest trip that has besn made
the Atlantic Ocean. she left Liverpool nj sunset
the 9th OF August, and Queenstown on the 10th in
the afternoon. The time days, ten hours. f
ty-three minutes. Some Of the remarkable
On the third day, IN gale. she 402 miles tho next
day 40i. the next 40l and the 800. The passen
passed resolutions congTatnatng Capt Tbonpson
iibuted upwards OF $3.50 for the purchase OF
Of the voyage. to be presented 10 him. The
Britannia has beaten by forty four minutes the quickest
time Of her sister ship and rival. the Getnanic.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
MODERATE SUPPLY OF PEACHES

The receipts of peaches on Sunday were 32.-
$50 baskets During the whole .eason up 10 this date
39il baskets have been brought TO market The di
rect shipments to Boston, New Haven and other New
England points, the largest Of the season. being
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


srn r,ses - fiji sun sets.... 649 Clock fast. 30
con sets 2;I7 Moon lo4S Moons days ~
H.sH WAIEg IODAl-A III
sandy Hook 5;53 Gov lslani o'z9 heH OH'e'''' o'io
Eh.n WAFER lO-Daf-P NJ
sandy uook GI5 Gov. Island 6:5l Hell Gatc.... $40
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

Thomas salter. Charles spaun Tsonas Brd william Flynn
Frank McDerInott Michael CANON Edward O'COun.r.
Mary OCoDnor Adolrh LefkOtoz burglary Thon9s Gibson
Augustus Irewsen Peter Har, Henry Thompson. Nj
chae Kelly, Charles T. remsiod Howard NJ Thofp zrand
larceny Samuel ech Adclbert Kemper false preenss
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
CONDITION CF a MISSOURI LINE.

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH MANAGEMENT.
AN APPLICATION FOR RECEIVER WHICH f1iE OF
rrcF.ps urclAER A sTDCK-JOBBiNG OPERATION
ppysrpysr KIcuARusoN's STATEMENT OF THz
coMPASys POSITION.
Information was received at the New 1ork
office OF the annibol and ST. Joseph Railroad yesterday
Of an application in the Codweli County Circuit Court
Missouri TO have receiver appointed for the road The
peton is flied in the name of l.. W Morse on behalf OF
himself aud other stockholders II alleges that
the debt is 1000 900, and that in 1870 or
1871 the stock sold for S119 per share, and
thai now the price is only $40 per share
for common and $26 for preferred stock 1t is further
alleged tho failure pay dividends is solely attfb-
uiabe TO recklcssness in expenditure and gross misah
agcnent Tae petition, IL is stated, also goes over the
u the former officers and managers OF the road IN
shaping legislation In Missouri. Wells Henderson OF
tins city is the immediate attorney OF Mr. Morse as
sisted 10y Franklin Porter of St. Joseph and slankn'
Lord * McDcuga Of Trenton, No. ST. Louis gcnnemen
now in tic city entertain the belief tna tins suit II pros
ecuied aud defended with yigOr viii lead to some START
ling exposures OF fraud and bribery involving many CIT
liens Missouri who have hitherto sustained good chaF
aciers.
At the Office in this CITY, Joseph Richardson President,
stated TO a TRIBUNE reporter that 'Morse, who appears
as the petitioner for an Injunction and for receiver,
was formerly paymaser OF the road and we learn from
the Auditors report. made to August l. that he dc
fauter TO the extent OF S2759 05 and have ordered
his instant arrest"
A. L. Myers John Bloodgood, j. NJ. Hartshorne Bro,
Brayton CO., j. B. NewcOmbe Co.. Whilr MOTIFS
d Co.. Han1ot d Noyes, III. L. Horton Co., ana camp
bell d Richmond ali holders OF Hannibal and 81 Joseph
stock Oh Saturday letter TO President Richardson
asking in order put end 10 the various exaSgera-
tons and rumofs which are current as 10 the
floating debt and financial condition OF the company,
that Won would publish statement clearly setting forth
the state OF the companys floating indebtedness ana
assets with such particulars rs to earnings Tor the
current year will place the condition Of the company
fairly before tine stockholders aud enable them 10 form
correct conclusions as TO their property"
TIE President. in response, mas made the following
statement Of the floating debt aud financial condition of
tie company:
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

liable gentleman, ~ knew these parties Is years
ago. only be turned loose among the Blkans the
would be more picturesque and soul stirring
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

GKkERAL syAsIoks-Part lsvTHkRI-AsD. J.-Wilam Bon
nett John Mclaughlin robbery Michael Hesly. Daniel
Gilicsts. John Counsrty ABieny aooiaD. Parok oh.
bens JOAN Gssry Michael Crxse eloaog. assault bat
tsry Dcnnb J. Lyon, Edward o'urady Charles Wilson.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

10. Peters agt. Utter.
N 7. .H~atherton agt Heath
crtoh
81. Moore agt Valentine.
SO. Burnside agt. RAYMOND.
90. .Schnett axt Flanagan.
10. Me Mahon Agt Poit Hen
~ Iron orc COMPANY.
l<3. Stevens agt. Dodge
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21
CALENDARS-THIs DAY.
surKRMR CouKr-cnAMBRIs-VAl

1856. Mackenzie agt. Altman.
lob Thompson agt. Brown.
lb7. MolE~I agi. AelEer.
lS3- Lyon agL Juch.
1s7 Noe aHL Moo.
LOB. HAssiaekrr agt. Hass-
hacker.
100. Matter of New York
Mig. Leather Company.
New-York tribune., 1877-08-21

HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH MANAGEMENT.
AN APPLICATION FOR A RECEIVER WHICH TIE OF
rIcEHs prcLAEE a sTOCKJoBBiSG OPERATION
-PsrsrpgNr RIcnARD5oN's STATEMENT OF rHz