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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
GESSNER,s INDICTMENT. .

ARGUMENT OF COUNsl l. TO DECLARE II VOID.
The proceeding, BY hlbcas corpus, on behalf
OF Ne 4. Gcssn.r, cl.gs,l with completely IN the
WIusOw Laner Co. forgery, cane vest .rlay before
Judge WcsbroOk, in supreme CJur Chambers for gu
meut. The preliminary examination OF 'ssner, before
Justice Duffy. Interrupted by the OF tho
prisoner, by General Sessions Grand Jury Justice
Duffy decided that tins superseded the examination and
adjourned the case to september p, doubling, however
whether he ought entirely dismiss the proceeding
as having passed from MIN 10 Egher tribunal. Ia this
proceeding the counsel for the prisoner claim that the de
lay OF tbs Jusdce fraud The prisoner and the
tion Of the Grand Jury depryins the prisoner Of the
benefits OF a preliminary examination, void. the
counsel for The prisoner obtained writs Of certiorah
against all the officials connected with the examination
and mdictiuen and on these returns. with oral
testimony lhadc theI argument Inc result OF INC re-
turns ana OF the testimony taken, hiss Three
Witnesses, one of whom WAS Weston, no brought
to tns city from CaicisO by Il. G.. Jayne under con
strant were examined before the Justice in the last
week Oh Angus. Ihc matter wa then adjourned, against
the protest prisoners cOunSe-fhey asking an
that tie should moi ne tak al 70 the
first Monday OF september Tnc prisoners counsel then
appealed by letter. to Mr Phe not to present case
which they received no repy. On Monday morning, Mr.
LeaIy, behalf the District Attorney Office, asked
obtained from Justice Duffy adjournment To the
fpInO0n the grOuEd That Assistant District At0r
neg Herns's enSIgcmcnis prevented his ATTENDANCE
Grand JniJ found the Indictment Inc foreman Of the
or 10 july, Nh Agar placed On tne stand, but did
M,stDr0Ok ruled Tat might state the names OF Wit
ncs,cs borc Grand Jury without violating bls
JoAH Graham urged that thciC had been attempt
the OF tnc prosecution 10 prevent tho
icuuc.s OF IN evidence against Hs client. C. Barn
bridge olL presenting FOR the prisoner the legal
pecis OF tic matter, e. lined that under ;he Statute
p.isJnc. Add III absolute right 10 have examination
Oh every char-c made against Inn before a
mag s,rdic, 10 establish a CRIME had
been committed, and that he was probably
gully. Failing sucu proof, the mag stiatc must ice.sc
II sich proof gwen. tine magistrate must lis
ten 10 an! proof the Prisoner mad 10 oer explanation
% a.. he mel ihetu
away the magistrate must release him. An irregular
occeding before secret tribunal, the accused
person NOT allowed 10 De- present, could deprive
"a pIl,oneI OI his ri-hts excuse magistrate from bis
duy, OF Civ warrant for the dcte ION only sus-
ptctcd vi crime.
As tue hour Of adjournment had arrived, Judge West
brook put over the urtner argument until THIS morning
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AN OLD CLUB REVIVED.
socr.1 DEMONSTRATIONS or MERcIIANTs.

A SOCIAL ORGANIZATION OF MERCHANTS.
During the past few months the property
RECENTLY known as the Merchants Exchange ana NEWS
Rooms Mt Nos 80 and so Pnest. has changed hands,
and Is now under lease for term OF years 10 Tue
Town Association who will begin to remodel the eh'ire
rrc.nre for tbe immediate use OF the Down Town Club
The new club ia composed Of about 800 of tho Leading
merchants bankers and professional men oOihg dust
ness in tire lower part OF NewYork Al receh, coo"
the following officers chosen President boIJ'"
c. Arnold vicePreslent, Samuel d. B'DcocA'
Treasurer Charles NJ. Fry Secretary, X ID. Perry;
Trustees and MISUNDERSTANDING g. Arnold, CnarlsS
IT, Arnold Samuel ID. Babcock, charles ~; ' o.
Hewlett, r. j. Marbury, r, John Paton a. -. te 49,
poraied in $50 for the purpose OF furhsning ~ I'm
engaged in commercial and proiessGGI p,cnnrse
the Civ Of NcN-York facilities for social lhteicouIac'
and such accommodation ~ are required ~
walls OF business while at 1 b s,abisb-
ing and maintaining library, rcadn g-fOOI an satS
proper" About So, 900 has been p 10 inc IIslstef
already and new subscriptions are being reeelv.d daiy'
II has been resolved 10 limit the mrmDeTs 70 s3,d
The club was originally started ~ ROBERT IL Aitu,
Henry NJ Alexander, Robert 6Orioii' Jaies , NP.po'
Lord, Robert IruoX Kennedy, Howard IoIter, niuiin
Alien 1iler Francis H. Palmer james Boorinan John:
sion an George Fuller. That ia thc cary Se'iS Oh
the war and The Club House was IN EXchalSe-pnee.
Nearly every membrr OF the Club then known ~ inc
Down Town Association soon lOlll DIS Olal",s lht.
oss inVolved I'm M. great struggle. and the CuD ss-
ncnJrd few mon lbs ago the survivors or the original
association met and acting under tie OLA ShiItVl, nay
revived tle Club. The buildings mentioned are now III
the hands Of Clinton * PRISON, architects Ine fron9
viii not b. changed, but ornamental iah-aId Iooi
viii be added To- tine building The several hoot5 nav
hec st Ia secure moro room and better ventilation
The first door viii be arranged for rcahSfpo III ic
front and behind the readingsoOm VIII DC TWO l'FE,g
iics ihe restaurant circular lunch counter, etc Ee-
yators ana dImb-gaiters viii through every moor
IRE second Goof viii be arranged Tor private uiinS
roons ON tine f.rl floor the sittngroOIn ana library
will orcu.,v tbc front the fourth floor viii De te
soryaus' rooms AMI under TIE Mllatd IOOl WI" DC 'ho
kirchcu china rOOIss Laundry anu 0fice,. -, a
me entrance mas been fixed NJ 800 Tor the hrst
year which apart for the furnishing OF tle eocSe
AM 10 provide for its running EXPENSES All cncSiS
serve without any comp"nsatOn TIE servants oi ,he
cuh are forbidden any grdtuiiy ffOn fdue'-
mon euUoycd. pain o. dismissal, ana no meinpeI OF
visitor IN be lowed 10 Ohar grituiy - o
~ inc of any aind shall be played IN the CldD House.
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+ FEMALE DOC7ORS SPECULATION.

Mrs f.. ID. Murfey is practiclng physician, re-
siding AT No. 316 West TwenN-third-st Her husband
died several years ago. leaving her considerable for
tune she had numerous friends and received sugs's-
ons from each as 10 the method OF investing her
capta By the advice OF she invested considerable
amount in the stock OF eight mines in Utah, one OF
which was the wel-known Nellie Mine. Tne returns
from these were meagre, and continually grew less
After being interested I'm the mining business for TWO OF
three wears size was induced invest $4,000 in the
Manhattan Packing Manufacturing Company, OF when
se WAS made "a trustee. In making TINS Investment sue
relied solely upon the honesty hDi mem W ~
agents TIE men whom she employed TO look after her
recommended 90 her Oy personal litnuS
and wishing obige her acquaindnces. sle employed
them. paying enormous wages. me men III Whoin
c placed confidence were recfeant 10 thclr tu>t and
gradually her possessions melted away, un al length
Sue has been compelled TO apply for an aOucatiOh III
a TKIl,uSE reporter called az the residence OF Mrs
Murley, but she refused To- make any -talch,'n',
referring the reporter 10 her attorney, VINO IA al
present out Of the city. From other sources II was
learned that Mrs. Murley paid $4,000 Ia cish ho NOES
for mining property which is now IN the hands oil VIII
liam A. sherman. She alleges thai she mas al@o clam
A. j. Richardson Tor 12OOOO WhlcA ne Processes
10 Lave paid Tor her usc aud bcNcni 10 various
mining companies, aud also 10 the Manhattan l"cAih~
Manufacturing Comp my. There are oeeis sah 10 be
held by Mr.. Richardson, representing cht mining com
paucs IN which Mrs Murioy has an interest .! 44VoVO
aud also iunMg stock valued al S30OJJ WIlIc otucis
hold assets 40 large amount hut the petitioner cannot
Obtain possession o. them. Wdrau, IN hdnArupcy Was
ISSUED by Register FItcD On saturday against Mrs. du
fey's estate. Mrs Mulc, 5 total liabilities, accoidinS 10
the schedule about $llOOOO tAert hrhs no d>H'-
Among the secured creditors aic y. a. Rood $lVopi
ColurIa PAGE. $1,000; A!ucrt Vi. iunSs, oiO,OOO;
Miinam 4. SnearIndn, $Jo,Ouo Ihe' uOie J. ONVP't
and Oliver Markham are among the largest uN"ccu'ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
4 CLlRGYMANS son IN BAD COMPINL.

Three young men were arrested at an early
hour yesterday morning, While they were engaged III
taking shoes through broken pane oil glass nom The
shoe store o. Thomas Murphy, al No SOB Fandefbaye,
BROOKLYN Taey gave their respective names and oecu-
pations as william Murray, No G25 Dcau-st, age nine
teen, lsbnrer; PIp COigtn, Gr,,ne ana piar"-dFes,
IabuI,f ana john j. Budluz ION, No ~ ClrhehlaFc,
age nineteen, occupation. Tic tWo former were
Dung men OF rough appearance BudiIS,0n was ldal-
inaby dressed Ind undtr the lnnnthcc Of nqH0r' IN
ms 200 set was found Il pair brass Anuces. In the
examination before Justice Walsh yesterday IL was
learned that young BUdn-tOn WAS the son the kcN
Dr. William Ives Budug,On pastor OF the Clinton we
nGr CONGREGATIONAL Church lac thfee PRISONERS lleu q
MOI gull to the charge burglary. MuIay ana tol-ah
were sen 10 jail but Buu4uAtOn Wds released on D, MS
COUNSEL Nl Dana, becoming rs surrey Tor SlvOV Oh
he charge gary, ana au additional SlOVO Oi cur
"a M coc.cd weapons. Nj. Dana sIld tAat nls Cltnt
nau en- drinking WITH number VI lirAls uullhR ntd-
lr,iay evening. GA way nOne &c lei IN win MhI-
ray and Cu.I. persuaded MN 40 accompany theh
tut he was not a plftici lant III lie burglary
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TO BE SETTLED our or COURT.

According to the statements, III suit by
Fernando Wood against TaicOtt a sons, he deposited
,yt Them as collateral loan OF 81 $40, 3jU shares
of Delaware, Ltosawauna aud Western Kiiioad stock
and 100 shares NewJcrsey Central stock. They suOse
quent.y called for more security. lie gave them
some money and SIX months note Tor $1,000.
money! " eu ne rendered Tie amount aux, less MS NOTE
ana cle for ais stock. The brOhoi5 Declined 10 give
M le sto.k without lull pi men aud threatened sale
Oh the stock. air MOOu brought AT 10 Restrain tails salt,
ana "A motion permanent INDUCTION came yesterday
b,fo,e Judge West JrOOK, Supreme court CEdnJcrs
jude NesiDrOO9 thought good case u stttc OuJ 81
ouTt and adjourned the motion u give an opportunity
IA maze sueu settlement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
Using THE RIVERS IN CASE OF FIRE.

The Fire Department tried on Wednesday
the experiment OF using the reboa Hayemeycr TO sup
ply water from the river TO engines operating fir
near the water front At the foot of West Thirtyfthst
the Havemeyor moorcd, and the two AmoSkeag self
propeling engines. No and No. 81, put at the
head Of the wharf Four lines OF hose stretched
from the trcbOat and placed IN communication with the
land zines AT distance Of 1000 feet Water then
pumped The river into the engines which discharged
In through 900 feet OF hose Eacl steamer
threw a stream 100 feet nigh. through inch
and quarter nozzle. Good results were also
oDtanei Nitb $50 feet Of hose. The Samese butt
was then put into service. the two from the
land engine being thrown into pipe, and through
inch and "A half nozzle water thrown 22J feet \
single stream also forced from the boat to the land
engines Through inch and quarter nozzle each
steamer forced stream 125 feet high The Hayemeyer
used pump for the experiments. With both pumps,
however t can feed eight engines with water, passing
through f,5OO feet of hose
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14

English language was exceptionally imperfect, ana
whose knowledge Of Engltnds monetary system was
also capable OF great Improvement, mad been tod mat
"A sixpcnco was the smallest English silver coin, and
on arriving at his destination after long omnibus jour
new ne rendered fourpenny bit IN payment: Tie con
duetor tried explain by words and dumb shOw
that the rare sIxIeBce. "MOssOO naturally Thought
that as IA foreigner, be was being imposed upon, and
insisted upon the Of his payment
"Da ees slxpence." Again and again did the cGnduc-
tor attempt bring him 10 more satisfactory frame OF
mind but in vain The driver was getting inpatient,
and the conductor felt that he must give the thing
a bad fob. However, he could not conscleBtlousJ do
this without relieving his mind by parting shot Put
ting his head inside the bus with courteous salute, he
inquired with studied camDess, Wiil any lady or gen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
DECIsIONs-sEPT. 10.

Supreme COnrt-GcRGdl Iorm-By Presiding Judge
Days-WOOdruf agt. The Imperial Fire Insurance Company
OF London Eugland.-OTder settled
Daniels.-fhe People OK rel HeiseD etc ast.
Astsn others.-OTder settled.
ChGIdbers-By Judge Westyrook.-kiley AIT Burns-Mo-
ton change place Wallace Marks
Reference ordered.
Aapci0r f0Wf-Specdl Jerm-By Chef-justlce
CusGeorge y Croker agt Mary f. Croker-Report Of rel
confirmed divorce granted IS 70 mOuOI Tor arrears ol
almOny memorandum. Terry agt The Grant lpcomouye
WOr-A ppcafion denied with $40 costs Clark agt Clark
a-Ordef allowing plaintiff TO ME supplemental complaint
I}erram agf Lang ct aOrder settled Tho Jagcen Iron
walker Willis ACT Leubacbtr-J Undertakings @P
proved Gutierrez Haywad.-BOnd approved. CplnsiOcS
AFT Prince II a. The Bowery Savings Bank act Smthei all
Gutierrez at Hayward Bethel agt. Bethel OConnor aSt
Beuseliu-Jrlgrs gran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday.
Charles Pague charged by George smith With tho larceny Oh
a. ~ at No 265 Delaney ST.. detained on 500 Oa
Mead CHARGED kccpina diSOrderY house ~ NO
Firsi-st required give bonds in Sl,OOO robert
with attempting 9 force an eDrce 10
schoH ~ No. 76s Tenth st. on thurs
day night Ge caughs In tho act Bsii "as requea Ia
$1,000.
At the Jefferson Market Police COnrt yesterday.
before Justice Morgan, mary MclIugh OF No 2S3 Eighth
ave charged Nora Campbell and Emma Mcdonald WIN ay-
ing stolen from her on september a gold watch chau %,
IOcSe and Denkne all valued at SlOS 30. Tho kno was
apartment occupied by the accused women Ihe
were each held g. 90 bail. James Lynch arrlgned on
Of stealing FlJ0 from Henry Bird At NO AL Ncs
ST., was hold IN 1000 ball
Thomas Johnson indicted with William Vincent
burglary degree tried Yesterday before
Judge Sutherland and found guilty He stole rcnch eocS
worth twelve yrirs IN tio Staie
Prison The evidence enough to hold Vincent ana he
x.Ds disela
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
COAL MINERS REsUMING WORK.

Coal Company, operating in the Lsgh REGION have re-
sumcd WORK al their old wages The IT the Honey
brook mines went 10 work about week ago. and those
AT the Summit Iiill mines Wednesday by the work
ing Of mines the company able 10 produce fully
1000 900 tons year, nearly One-third of the total
capacity all Its mines Representatives or the com
pay stated yesterday That there no announcement
10 believe that the miners n the Wyoming region
tended following the example set them by the Lehgh
miners at present.
Tue dem nd ia this city for coal is limited, and prices
remains about the same rs quoted by The IRIEUSE last
- 20 To Is 40 per ton, free on board. IL IL not
believed by the large dcaeIs that the demand will in
present wHe Increase In the supply. IL Is
gener.y adnllied would DO followed BY lower prices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
AFoRIINE IN A WILL

l.. j. De Vlaeminck, who came to this
country IN 1850, died May 1871 leaving wife and
three children living In Kent-s, Greenpoint At The
time OF his marriage he had considerable property but
subsequently he lost nearly all of IT. He used 10 claim
Relationship with wealthy ancestors ana when he died
he left "A will beaueathing to his wife his interest in
valuable estates. The will preserved simply AS
souVenir and no attention paid 10 it. Last Spring.
boweyer Mrs DE Vlaeminck learned, through man
Place that an advertisement asking for information re
gaTtg her husband had appeared In German paper IN
fs54 and also 1853 placed the matter Ia the hands
OF one husbands rien 49, who has written TO Ger
many for information tn the advertisements, etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
SMUGGLING CHURCH vEsTMENTs.
TWENEY-ONE COMPLETE Sis WITH LARGE
AMOUNT or JEWtLEY, SHE'D.

INENtl-ONE tDhPLEIE Sis With \ laAhbf-
AMOUNT or JEWtLEY, SHE'D.
About four weeks ago Capt. Bracket received
information that Italian named franchni had arrived
from Liverpool by the CY of Chester with cousidera-
bic quantity OF merchandise when passed by the
Custom House Inspector without the paymcl Of duty,
beng designated as personal effects in ne" Be
heying the case to he OF smuggling Capt.
Bracket. assisted by Inspector Jackson, followed
he goods to Wesichester Comfy thence to ilobohen,
and Gualy Philadelphia, Selling goods no each place.
In Philadelphia he fonn1 Of the goods hal been
placed in the hands OF liquor dealer who subsequently
sold them priest $500 The liquor dealer in
ducod not only TO refund the money 10 the priest, but
also 20 assist Capt BracSett III securing other por-
tons Of the importation. The property already
secured consists OF twcnty-One complete sets
OF church ytstment,-iu all 2i0 pieces; 3J7
scts or i-wcIy, consisting OF imitation diamonds jets,
etc: twenty six plush hats such worn by
caub &C. elegantly embroidered. JOHN ~ Me- Oriry, the
Custom dusc apg Church properly stated to
iElBUNE reporter that Ice Of The Ycs!!acmt sets
worth about ~ 200 each, and the others would brus
stole and maule There were also scvcta. daiiuatcgs
which by dclrons aud -uU-icacOus, which Mr..
Mc1IrlCy valued 40 so iO 30 each.
Under the Customs Jaws, church v"stuent' may be I'M
IOrel free duty. Il priest or bishop viii MAKE ati
dayl that they nave been imported IN good Itn for a
religious Institution, ana not u b. rr,nli. Capt
Bracket sent yesterday fOr Inspector Pollock, VINO
passed properly at Tie dock personal effects
se," and qut STONED MIN 10 the ClJssiBcauOn. MI
PuliocE admitted tina. they c0Id uc properly place
yesterday ate noon that NJ. Pollock had sus-
pended. lie VIII piuD Daddy he arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
FARMERS RIGHTS.

Eight Long Island farmers were arrested on
TUESDAY Tor refusing their wagons from Hudson
ana West-sts Justice Morgan repnmauded Them ana
fined j. T. Croueher aud ;. Lan.doh SO each. The
Farmers Union Jamaica, O1 winch MI. tfOuchci Is Il
IN ~ feenng ag,ilcyed, appointed committee to
WiJt ON JusIcu Moran I.e committee showed q Tt
ceipt Inc ConiiOler Tor t"ebt-Afc eth'e' Mnth
WAS construed permit 90 occupy the streets. Justice
MORGAN, however refused 90 remit thc 4t ana .ic COM
mIttee Nlstod the Controller. Mf. Nal4dl, cuPc4Ii-
euarpt Oh Market, tnen accompanied the cOnuitcc 80
Justice Morgan, DuJ ne asuh refused 10 felt lEc me.
isCucsted im to instruct me pOice not to make such
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
MR. MCCARTHY SUPPORTED 81 HIS PEOPLE.
The American Free Church, the Rev. c. p

Mccarthy, pas, or on Wedn sdly evening auO4 led "a
resn ui dee aiinu that the YORK STATE Convention
OF UnVcrsaIists. recent al zion AGAINST Nc
Cr,ly hau bcen guIl,l OF hdsrat act ul MIusti e,
uirous 10 tbe causC Ui religion ana CXceeUln-y dctr-
mental 10 tAc progress Oi UuIVris4sin, a tt IL htu
OuIy violated Dy settug aside tHc Judicial
accession of its committee Illegally ordering D com
nttoo 40 denver another verdict tAan as OWL uhuoI the
IIclatlou q Convention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
FUNERAL OF SAMUEL G. OGDEN.

The last tributes of respect to Samuel Gou-
yerneur Ogden offered yesterday afternoon Trim
ity Chapel, West Twenty ifhst Drawn up in front
Of the chapel hundred OF his late
catos in The Custom House. among whom Surveyor
sbarpe Deputy Collector Lydecker and Naval Officer
Cornell. There were funeral draperies, the green
cloths OF the Trinity season remaining ON pulpit and
altar The coffin carried up the centre AISLE pre-
ceded by the Rev. Dr. Carter La OF the Church OF the
Holy Saviour and the Rev. Dr. Mckm, Of the Chuen Of
the who rected passages of Scripture. The
relatives Of Mr. Ogden followed At the close Of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
YELLOW FEYER At QUARANTINE.

Three cases of yellow fever are on board of
the whaling schooner Charles Thompson. which halls
from Pro,ncetown, and is now lying in the lower bay.
The schooner left Fernandna, August 20. Captain
Leach her commander died at September z, OF yell
low fever. Two and one OF the sick,
and the here in dstress, officers and
are exhausted with caring for the sick,
Two passengers by the steamship Niagara from Ia
yana were attacked during the voyage by Hight form
OF yellow fever The vessel Is lying NJ Quarantine,
and the patients have been removed the Quarantine
Hospital. The steambOatN X Hopkins brought tho re-
ander OF the passengers ~ this city, this afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
EXPERTS GRADING COTTON,

At meeting of delegates from the Cotton
Exchanges of NewYorR Cncnuati Cnarle sto, Norfolk,
and OtLcr cte e, held dnesday. in the New-NOIk
Exchange the classification VI grades sven into the
hands o. committees appointed by The c4I ana Their
reports the grades good, bad, and middiing were
unanimously adopted. Yesterday tue commit zee hay
Ing charge OF the grades goOdniddng and iOW-niddns
reported, ana tIelr giadng"as IKE wiseadocd 1t was
resolved "fbat set OF eacn type De forwarded TO
every constituent exchange represented III ts cOnNcn-
- L. ...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
DIR. MEYER ADnIrrED TO BAIL.

DR.. Leo 7. Meyer and his wife yesterday
gave bail She criminal proceeding against them Con-
rad Pctre Of No. ~ East HOusiOn-st. becoming their
bail Ia answer to remark b. Judge WesibroOk, III SUI
IItlue Count Chambers, when tie bail bond
pleted Dr. it yers counsel Mr.. Howe, said DR. Meyer
hopes hereafter to obtain some hc redress against his
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-14
THE COURTS.
COERT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y. Sep. 13.--rhc Conrt Of Appeals
will convene the Capitol In the city OF Albany on ZION
dsy September H. at O'Clock ~ The following causes
will day calendar for that day No 4a Nc
CHM agt The People no 1853, Quinn act The People No.
35i Coburn agl. The People 40 100 Weed ast ma
ms co. No. l07, Beknap ag Bender NO iv'
blanchard blanchard. No lO9 lfun AT. l)9nhgtOn
No 40 bennington agt Hon. On Tuesday sept 10 mouons
will be heard.