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THE MONTENEGRO DISASTERS.
ruF MONTENEGRIN STRENGTH ONhKHAIED-IrIr
TURKS RETIRING.


LONDON Thursday July >, 1877.
At the termination of the recent succesSiul caui-
oi,, against Montenegro, il asserted from ION
st,rtinople that a Turkish Governor would be ap-
poipted and the country reduced to the position OF
a Turkish province; also that Suleiman and SAM
posbas wore about TO march upon Cetlnje. without
any further fighting to account for the change III
the Turkish plans il is now announcedthat Mehlne'
Ali has been appointed to command the army III
Tbessalv and Sueiman Pasha recalled to Constant-
NOBLE. probably with his army These measures
give point 10 the reports recently cur
rent that Austria, and probably other
powers. brought pressure at Constanunopie
10 save Montenegro from being crushed; ana also
with the view Of taking away from Servla one pre-
text for ioinging in hostilites against Turkey 4
letter in The Times from its Cettinje correspondent
whose kilograms have occasionally presented tho
Montenegro position in the most favorable hsii'
r-,,,ible. SAYS: "The Russian Government was de-
ceiv.d regarding Prince NicholaSs military capac-
ity. and threw upon Inn responsibility TO Which
he WAS not equal and which should have oeeh
shared By efficient military advisers. The lTlhce
fitness to civlzc his people is much greater thh lor
such crisis as the present"
TROOPS SENT To THE DANUBE
Renters telegram from Ragusa reports that SUI
lehman Pasha is LOW marching from Podgorltza To-
wards ,he Danube forty-hve battalions $500
mem. Another army corps, hitherto operating III
Montenegro. has started for Epirus.
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The uCAt fIct WIS IUI IIIhU Of NoVV TOT IIV -'lI
class and the starters Joe Petit, LOte Young Sen
tinel and W. H. Arnold. Following Is the summary:
THE BROOKLYN SUGAR REFINERY ACCIDENT
Coroner Nolan began the investigation yes

tardav Of the death of Charles SnmOns the rgger who
,as Killed on June o. by the breaking of the rigging
which WAS used In hosting heavy sugar pan into the
new building Of the Brooklyn sugar Refining Company,
in Wamsburgh Joseph Billiard the contractor, tcsti-
fed that the hosting apparatus was IN good order but
the wall soaked by the RAIN gave way and caused the
accident He declared that Police captain Woslon Had
ed that he knew tine captain had stopped ne run
49, ~ streetcars ON Little Wat.r-st Edward a Evans,
MS ,ras called as an expert Tiggcr of 30 years cx-
"erience declared that the leader to the Hght
To- 81 me shears caused TO slip aud so broke the cop
80, ~ tho wall away, and that lie would have used
hsver shear william X app, foreman for Mr. Billiard
I,,~rohorated that gcncman's statements as tO tlc
t,,th of tlIe tackle and thought the accident was
oouscd Inv the wall giving way. The inquest was adj
iourued until week Henry seaman 'he ca pehto
III f twelve stories at the time of the accident ana
VINO had his right leg and several Tibs broken, Is SUI l
the hospital and will probably recover
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moment prevent the march Of Russian army
through the broad valley Of the AraNes, the Russians
could lombard citadel and town into ruins from east and
west. The Turks were right In 1879, in not allowing
single battaons 70 be uselessly sacrificed in little old
forresses Small fOrtresses longer OF value
even vhen like Toul aud forresses IN the Vosgcs
in 1870 they a hundred times stronger and better
armed than al little Turkish fOrresses forts. castles
and block-houses The castle OF HassanKalch was Ger
auly built 10y the Romans although reconstructed in the
fifth century Near tnc town old Roman bridge leads
to the sulphur baths on the other side of the river
krp0ik0i Is where the road to BayaZid and TahreeZ
branches of from that TO kars. The the
ArXcs 10y Tscho5an bridge fine structure with seven
arches. and along The right bank of the while
the latter lcres from the left bank. and after the
other the numcrOus of the kroscN IN the
sOuth between which the swollen streams rush along TO
the ArXcs Close to tie bridge there remains OF a
wall There merchants from Genoa had once built large
and handsome Carayansery Moreover at this spot Marco
TO- on mis- return from his last journey, crossed the
river.
levin is the ideal OF o castle Of the middle Ages
Mulhtar Pa>haS' headquarters were from 1000 To 5000
iee' a5ove he level Of the on plateau on which tie
road 10 k1s passcd down into the valley Of tie ka
Choi, while bude-path led northward TO ON.
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TIE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.
THE RUSSIAN COMMANDER TO BE RFCAILED-THE
MU,COVTEs SILL RLTREATING.

THE RUSSIAN COMMANDlk TO BE RtCAILLD-lII
MUeCOvITES SILL RLTREATING
LONDON. Thursday, July ., 1877.
Reports Of Russian disasters continue 10 come III
from Turkish sources The Governor OF EIzeTum
telegIaphcd on Tuesday to ConstantinOplc as fol-
lows 1--WE have occupied Kerker. The Russians
have abandoned UtclklsSa, eight miles south OF
Kars They also evacuated the districts OF kars
Kilissa and Alashkert" Constantinopie telegram
adds: The Russian retrograde movement, west Of
Kars. WILL it Is believed, be fastened by report
which has reached EIzerum of the great spread OF
the instruction in the Caucasus" As sequence TO
this, Russian papers announce that General LORI
Melikoif is about to be recalled from his command
in Armenia. The Porte has promised Minister Lay
ard that Ii viii take measures TO assure the safety OF
the Christ ans in Ammonia.
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ALLEGED FORGERY TO BUY FIREWORKS.

John Mahler of No. SO Cottage-st., Newark,
was arrested last night charge Of forgery pre-
ferred by W. L. Bowling clerk in tho employ OF Dahe'
q Cakns of No. 81 Maiden-laue, New-York. The com
Io,ont alleges that on June % Mailer presented AT
Calkus establishment, bond Tor 1900 ne security Ior
the faithful discharge OF certain obgatohS AS agent ior
ccn.ed and Mrs T.. Schaer. as witness III II Al
legged that the bond is forgery, ana mat hher haS
areyoTks Tor o. Cakins. aud gave The Dond a. security
or the payment OF the proceeds oil ms saies anu ' TIC
value of the goods obtained was SiZo.
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AN NEAR EEZERUM.

y London newspaper correspondent was
nearly frozen to death in crossing the mountains from
Erzerum to Mukhtar Psshas headquarters. Under the
walls u Erzcrum itself he slept in subterrauean inn
and was very cold On the ground lay thick brown
felt covering this Kurdish carpets were spread and
three mattresses filed with wool the couches. each
being furnished with two tlckly wadded quilts and be-
sides these his own wraps we're spread out, Wmle
throughout The night fire burned. These precautions
were not useless for TIE thermometer fCl almost 10
freezing-pont-he was than G,OO0 feet above the
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WAR SCENES AND TOPICS.
FROM ERzERUM TO soUGANLu

A correspondent of Tie London Standard
WHO has recently rayered the mountain roads between
Ezerum and the souganlu, describes many OF the
tles and villages which have been mentioned so fire.
euenty the dispatches from the seat Of war In Arme
MIA Hassan-Kaleh is little town Economically stuat-
ed. and marked on the maps fortress. The Turks
reproached with not defending this place in 1923,
The town ct the foot OF the castle is surrounded by
double wall, now fallen into ruins, but the wal
OF the castle, although almost half destroyed.
is in better preservation; while ON one side
the strongest artillery placed here could NOT for
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TIE LATE TRANsvAAL REPUBLIC.

LONDON, InlrsiaY, july >, 1877.
Mr.. Kruger and other delegates, bearing q
protest nom tho late Government Of the Trlnsyaal Re-
public against British xation, had interview with
Lord Caruafy0u to-pay. Ehe latter informed them that
was Impossible the decree ,of annexation,
but ne would any atoms from them rea-
tive to the administration OF the province with pleasure.
TERMS OF THE PROTEST
WAsnINGToN. July
The State Department having received from
Charles W. Riley. Consul General OF the Orange Free
state for this country, copy OF documen; signed by
the President Of the Transyaal South African Republic
the and by authority Of III Government and
people solemnly protesting against its annexation
to Great Britain. The protest is dated ri IL, 1877,
Immediately after the PRONUNCIATION OF the pro-
camalion OF SIR Theophilus shepstone, her Britannia
Msjsty's Commissioner, by which the annexation OF the
Trnsvaal Territory. embracing territory equal TO that
OF France and Span together, was effected. Accom-
panying tho protest Official report of a speech
by President Berg to the as-rubc officers ~
the Republic upon the date in which lac said; We
bow only To supreme power: We submit because
We cannot successfully draw the sword AGAINST
that superior power. because by doing would Onf
plunge country INTO deeper miseres aud isast. r.
we get no redfegs there than shall seek TIE friendly
intervention of other Powers that nave acknow lodged
our Independence" The President, In cOnoi,lun cOun-
ali the officials To continue 10 occupy their places
while awaiting the result Of this appeal; aud at ast
accounts they were all doing go.
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LANCASTER EDITOR cow-HIDED.

LANCASTER, Pa, July 5.-This evening, as
J. W. n Geist editor Of The NeW Era of this city, was
going home, George c. H0ldeman stepped from the
Leonard Hotel and struck him across the face and
,ho d,rs with a cDwhde As Mr.. Gclst stepped back
ward. James +. Nungc, companion OF Iiodeman, at
tucked Gest with another cOwhidc, INJECTING rapid
blows. \ crowd gathered aud projected Mr. Geist from
further violence The ASSISTANTS were arrested promptly,
aud cave the required bail The affair las created in
tens. excitement number of articles published III The
Nec Era recently commented Oh the conduct OF num-
Der of young men and women OF Columbia county,
among whom were the ASSISTANTS Of the editor
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SEw.HAMPsHrRE on SUBSIDIES.

CONCORD, \. H., July Oh the House THIS
forenoon the following resolution was adopted:
ReSolred That the revenues Of the National Govern
mcnt should be used for the sustaining OF an efficient,
credlabe, and economical administration and Tor the
paymen Of all honest and equitable debts due TO cit
izes and that the surplus be exclusively and sacredy
sci aside for AID devoted TO the liquidation Of the pub
lie debt and that the National Government should not
undertake any Obligation nor lend its credit for the
furherance schemes under the gulse OF Inter
nal improvements that may DC Tor the advantage OF
any nnrtlcular locality or cOfpOratlOn.
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AID FOR THE ST. JOHN SUFFERERS.

TORONTO, july "a special cable despatch
to The Globe SAYS Yesterday influential dcpuiation,
Including John Rose, Messrs. Hughes Morley CoIes-
LAKE. Stewart AID Others visited the Lord Mayor OF Lon
don and drew lila attention to the meager response To
tie app for aid for the sufferers to -. John Dire,
and requested him 10 public mcciin> Of citi-
zens 10 display their sympathy and Ocncyolence by sue
cuung the distressed The Mayor readily consented 10
hold a meeting Immediately, Earl Cameron ami Lord
Kimberly g atIcnf. The amounts thus Tar collected arc
as follows; LondOn. $4,000; Manchester $4,000 Liver
pool. 81 O00 Duhln. si0O. Tie money VIII be renltted
Ia John
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rxcrrRsIos OF ST. JOHNS FLOATING HOSPITAL

The second excursion of the season and seventy
tn ~ the series Of the Floating Hospital Of ST. Johns
Child was made yesterday from Twenty Ihir's'r East
pvr There we're 6O2 sick children and mothers On board
nd tll staff Of ply scians including Drs W. Thurman ana
D,vd phillips mostly those oil
,n and narasmus expenses Of the excursion were 10
- w u Traver. Chas A. sterling, Manager II the
Nstonaf storage Company hast nform" MT wlsNai v.s'
% I'll finnish tugs for five excursions free OF CHAR
~ us excur.ion made down the bay 10 SANDY
~ ~ returnng the barge dctour exiting the shore
anu ~ Isiand Inc ueHt excursion vii saturday
OF may be sent Ii. ouon, Of tbe Ouion
a William. line, ~ No. 20 broadway
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RUssOTURKIsH WAR NOTES.
CoNsTANTSoPLE, Thursday, July ., 1877.
The Ottoman Parliament will be reOpened

The Ottoman Parliament will be reOpened
Oh the LIST OF october.
LONDON, Thursday July 5, 1877
1t is rumOrcd at Vienna that the first act of
The skuptscllna Will be declaration of Servian indie
pendcnce.
A Berlin dispatch says: German financiers
alarmed at the large Russian issues of paper curren-
cy 1t rs stated that since the outbreak OF the 16O
100000 roubles (S12OOOO,OO0l have been RENTED"
A Reuter- telegram from ConstantnOple an
nOunces that decree has been promulgated authorizing
Tie Issue OF one miard pastIes Of paper money re-
deemaDle ID twenty years at the Of fifty millions
nuaily.
ST. PETERSBURG. Thursday, July 5. 1877
In official quarters here, the participation Of
seryia In the would be considered nopportune. and
T. not believed 10 be contemplated.
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WIND AND LIGHTNING IN OHIO.

COLUMBUS, o., July 5.-During a storm this
Inning struck the dwelling OF Robert Shields
doing considerable damage. The roof OF addition
Ia the High school building was blown on. Lightning
struck the station building at Caldwell the junction Of
tine Baltimore and Ohio, and the 6OtO Valley Railroads.
a few miles from this city on Wednesday night. The
building was entirely consumed, causing loss OF about
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MIR. cLApps POLITICAL RIGHTS.

BUFFALO n. Y, July "a. NJ. Clapp, ex-Con-
ressona printer serenadcd at his rooms in the Man
sion House this evening He returned thanks for the
pment rendered and in the OF his remarks said
he had returned to Buffalo CITY, his home, annually al
Lowing no civil Service reform 10 hinder hun from exer
cising MS political rights In his own way.
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ANOTER TORNADO IN PENNSYLVANIA.

PoTTTvmLE. Pa, July "a violent rain
storm passed the upper portion OF Berks county
early this evening, accompanied by fearful wind and
hail AT Hamburg Emanuel Church, the largest sruture
of the kind that section unro0fed, ana much dam
age was done the Interior Up To O'Clock reports
have been received OF twelve barns being unrOofcd in
that neighbOrhood ana several being completely demo
inc blown off and broken. Much excitement prevails
A low estimate places the destruction OF property at
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opr>ING or A SERIES or CAMP MEETINGS Al STA
c1FF-rfAPIARS DAY--siR. MURPHY. NEAL DOW
AND OTHERS EXPECTED.

cEFF-rtMPIABs' DAY-NR. MURPHY. NEAL DOW
ANp OTHERS EXPECTED.
lBY TELEGRAPH 10 IHE rKIDrSEl
SEA CLIFF, l.. l., july 5.-lho temperance
camp meetings gwen by permission Of the sea CI camp
Meeting Association ana held under the general man
ge,,eut Of the Rev w. c. steele o. Brooklyn, Grand
worthy Patriarch Of the Of Temperance OF Eastern
Nr,,-York we're successfully starred to-day. The audi
once ot ;he morning session numbered about COO. OF
bon, 200 ere God Iempars The Kings Comfy officers
f in the large tabernacle dressed in regala Of red vel
ot and cold lace. aud presenting IMPOSING appear
uce The openns address WAS made at Il:1J a NJ, by
Inc lou A. = Diaper of Albany, who spohc oi ho WORK
~ the GOOD elnpars, to whom this DAY hau pttn AZ
otted Chci temp o. D. I.uGt w ~ J dn fie
temucrauce battle at TIE polls; ana susanna ~ ans
Dr. CuylcT's fayOrte woman oialoI-"ho hth Jusl ~
urued from Temperance lab'rs IA Cinddh, saI many
things pertinent and pointed that fixed Inc attention VI
At the afternoon session, Ell Ropes, Chief of the New
recitation by Mi. James J.. Ptikcs, M Range plcdd
earuoty for tuo cause. ana frequently interrupted
hv bursts % applause. An appropriate recitation by
susanna Evans delivered what generally
cons. Gcred the most eloquent speech OF the Oe
casion. She dwet especially on the work OF
the good Templars ia preventing drunkenness and
Fecanig drukaIds and asked Tor consistency OF tenn
pcTance priucl pies among teneIlncr lnth. Az .Hc
evening meeting d. Hckcudrcc Reilly reviewed the
Uomans movement and criticised severely the indiiier
once OF ministers and church members 10 the temperance
cause Here the storm caused "A general sillnpe c:
OF meetings VIII continue unll July IL lnclu
sive MANY distinguished temp rte orators are expected
10 participate Francis Murphy Is noi looked iOl unth
Monday, when &" Reform Clubs " ana "Icmperauce he
yyaIisn Will be considered. Gen. Neal Dow, Frederek
smith; leader Of the Band Of Hope movement III ing-
land: DR. Mckeudree Reilly OF B"timore Tie Rev.
Doctors c. H. Fowler and o. H. TIFFANY, the Hon william
T. Dodge the Hon. john n stearns ana many others are
down q the programme
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BROKEN CHICAGO INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CuICAGo. July 5.-The receiver of the Repub

IIIIIAGO, July Ds--I IC INNtINOI UI IIIO IANPUU-
can Life Insurance Company, after careful examination
Of the bookr says that from information in them. and
from other sources he concludes that there Is balance
of nearly 80, 100000 against the company.
The Board Of Directors Of the Chicago Life insurance
Company their report, after c0ndcmnnS secretary
Capu who has fled declare that the COMPANY has con-
santly lost money since its organization; that various
expediens have been res0rted TO 10 bridge over the
or siA aud indicate that tomorrow they VIII apply FOR
Irr
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. SENATOR CHARGED WITH EMBEzzLEMENT.

New ORLEANS, July Estate Senator ).
Henry Burch, who was arrested ON Tuesday evening
last under writ Of the District Court OF Last Baion
Rouge charged with embezzement Of school funds was
to-day renanded to the custody OF the Sheriff OF EAst
Baton Rouge. Burch sought release under VIII OF
haDeas corpus, but failed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06
GEN. GRANT LEAVES FOR BELGTrM

Gen. Grant arrived here at 1890 o'clock
this afternoon. After the presentation OF address ~
the Mayor and Corporation tho General embarked on tho
special steamer Victoria for Ostenh. Gen Grant bas
minated through the American Consul his pleasure IN
accepting an invitation 10 visit Straiforon Avon IN Sep
TENDER next and lunch with the Mayor and Corporation
In tho town hill
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TIE FAMINE IN INDIA.

LONDON THURSDAY, july ;, 1877.
A special dispatch from Calcutta says:
Accounts from the Bombay famine districts daily
growing better Rain is plentiful aud the sowing u
crops il beginning The position I'm Madras IL stl very
over million the relief works
gTatuitously fed"
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victims OF FIREWORKS.

UTICA, ". Y, July BY the accidental dis
charge OF OF lot OF fireworks at Newport Herklner
County, Wednesday evening mrs Henry Parkhurst'
middeaged Woman, Lad her face split open by Large
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IoxnoS. rhnrsdav. July 8. 1s77.

In leading article The Times says :" If the
Russians had captured KaIs ana Batoum they would
have been strongly tempted TO Oer early terms OF peace;
hut now they have been far baied hey must 'Iihe
with all their might anu main IN Europe, and ever 'hhs
tends 10 snow they intend to strike very hard indeed
II said the Mussulmaus are preparing to Zee from the
scenes Of last years atrocities I'm Bulgaria, fearing
the vengeance OF tue Russians and Bulgarians.'
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THE RUSSIAN INVASION.
THE DOBRUDJA CONQUERED.

Russian troops continue to cross the Danube, un
opposed and take the place of those marching Tor
ward into Bulgaria. The invaders claim to have
full control of the Dobruda as far as Traans wall
tbe Turks having retired before thcm The Turks
are being withdrawn from Montenegro ana
sent to the Danube. The Porte intended
70 reduce the principally TO the condition OF lui
ksh province. but the Russian invasion mas th"'u'-
oil it, plans. The Russians continue to retreat
=; Armenia. the left wing being notably in disorder
G. NlclikoT will be removed from command on ac-
count of the recent disasters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-06

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, July 5.-Yesterday a
ereenback convention met at Portage to nominate a
state ticket About 100 persons were present Mr.. +.
y Aa. of Milwaukee, was nominated for Governor
The platform calls for paper money aud good tmeA.
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ME RUSSIAN TOHCES FEtS~INT IVIsN I'D -
NOT OCCUPIED MORE TROOPS CROSSING
81 PErERsBrE re- Thursday July ., le77.
The Russians continue their forward march IN
Bulgaria. but have not occupied Tnnoya. More
troops continue to cross the Danube uninteruptedy
day aud night
No diplomatic explanations have been furnished
by Russia regarding the Cars proclamation to the
Bulcariaus, nor have any been demanded.
AL official dispatch announces that the DohrudJa
is completely cleared OF Turks as far rs lraJal {
Wall.
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The municipality resolved yesterday TO Pc
tition for a law permitting cremation.
The French crops said TO BE- good. especially In cen
trail France, Round Bois. the harvest pr0ms 20 DO
better than for the last sixty years
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rocket She cannot possibly live Other persons VI
slightly injured.
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TIE VAR on EUM.

THE ATTACK on THE TIPPLING-SHOPS.
AN AUXILIARY SOCIETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF
CRIME FORNED-DEGRADATION FOR WHICH DRAM
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

PARIS. Thursday, july >, 1877
,,...t...1 .s.asnV.f.tf "a.
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and decree signed Uoberg agt. Brnsonorier granted-
PnckinR agt Hauselt. and aun. Judgment Tor phlnun
opinion McNuty agt MasfcrsOn e. al. Judgment mr
plaintiff Newell ct a. Rdgeway et a--ecIee HRiion'
timert art amel al Findings signed. The mayor, bc
art Ferry Company. Motion % dismiss complaint 10
med opinion
Supe7i0r Court-Specai 1em-liy Judge Sanford
Mollenrin Ashley ct a.MOOn denied, Without COSTS
and with liberty renew; memorandum OF d@lssh;
Struppman 81 al Mulcr ~ aMoon gfeuiedi report on
allowed 10 counsel for receiver 70 70
guardian hteu Webster agt. Web.er-Jndgment OF I'D
divorce Of plaintiffs ordered June ~ lSi
Addicks 81 al. agt. Tobias 81 fauihs compliant dlsnls
against She defendant Chrstian Tobias, win c9ss i ag
Appebg al-Tcferee's report confirmed anu Jun2el
foreclosure sale Oraor. Wheeler at fertf
day calendar FOR the 2isi 81 june Mp 81 AL ", aP
Pope-Order appointing Charles T. middlebrook receiver
tual COmpaHyIefereDce ordered SANGER
sol agt. Chatoler et al-NOtlen granted.
Court Of Appeais-ALBANY, n. Y. June 10 In the
OF Appeals to-day the following decisions were Banned
down.
order granting trial reversed. Judgment report
OF referee affirmed, with ichois0n AIT. Main
affirmed with costsItcier aet S1yre; WOOD
agi n Y Central &c, Rs gOad Bigel0w agi. beHeict ;
Otis ngt Williams Robert Curry agt Powers John Curry
Orders reversed application denied. with cossTn
Judgment afirme with costs as OF June Ivan Naisen
burg aet AM Pop. Life lns o. ,,,. -.
Order granting trial affirmed, and judgment absolute
for plaiuts on stipulation with Markcy ae Brewster
Apppal dismissed with cOstsin re sage ior manlhinus
against the all, shore, &c Railroad.
order aiIrmed, with cOsts-Hlner hgt Burlington &c,
Railroad