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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22

a sclenrlnc contemporary states
that in drop Of water obtained from
4 single snowflake, and magnified five
hundred times, were found pieces OF
coal, fragments OF cloth, grains OF
starch, sandy matter, and an immense
variety OF other substances, not
fragment OF which exceeded In di-
amcter the three thousandth part
Of TN inch.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22
Fox IuE OXFORD DEMOCRAT.
IHSiCeI' TO "HedrSayS."

4HSICeI' 10 "HedrSayS."
TO W. EEJNION.
lis thy heart, dear love, that tells you,
That I'm sad, and lone Tonight,
THAT ny twiuborn star is dim love
And fading from my ieht
You know pine for The dear love,
AS O. bird pines for ITS mate;
The world seem, naught without thee love,
Oh come my love why longer wait.
on what % me sin De success
Oh what care foy friendships kiSs,
Enough ,h1t thou sr, gone from me,
That / thy loving presence miss.
Weary { seek my couch At isht,
'Tis then in happy dreams OF bliss,
I see thy face aud hear thv voice,
Auj dreaming love, feel thy Kiss.
% tell me love, what small Say
That you msy know my love Is true,
bear love I'm ever watch and wait,
Ioyins and trusting none but YOU.
ROSE GERASIUN.
Wet Paris, May 10, -.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22

The saloon keepers of Elbertson, Ga,
seized a professional informer lately,
shaved his head and put him into mo-
lasses puncheon, which was then closely
headed up. There he had to spend the
pjght.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22

Stars and Daisies.
The stars are tiny daisies high,
Opening aud shutting in the SKY;
While daisies are the stars below
Twinkliug and sparkling as they grow.
The st1r-suds blossoms in the night,
AMI love the moons oalm, tender light;
HUt daisies bloom cat in the day,
Aud watch ,he strong sun on his way.
ST. Nicholas.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22
Qoetrp.
4 Landscape.

n A@UhttctdPC.
Once, looking from window on a land
That lay iU silence underneath the sun:
A land OF wide green mca dows, through which
ran
Two rivers, slowly broadening TO the sea-
Thus, as I looked, know not how or whence,
Was borne into my uueXpect tant soul
That thought, Iaie learned 10y AnNious.witted
man:
The infinite patience OF the Eternal Mind.
-Scribaer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1877-05-22

Cause and elect Publican-Your
dogs very fat, sir. Pray what do
YOU feed him on? Traveler-Well, he
has no regular meals; but whenever
| take glass OF ale give him o bis.
cult, you kDow"-PA.ch. ..-l.-=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
CIVIL NOTES.

An application was made yesterday 10 Judge
Van Hooseu. Common Pleas Special Term, to vacate
order the suit OF John Bryant AGAINST
Elizabeth Byant In this case the wife charges that the
only appearances against her were the result or con
spracy between her husband and one John j. BROOK
msn, who indicted and He'd the country Decision
reserved.
Judge LarremOre has affirmed the referees
report In the suit OF Hester Mcspedon against Thomas
Mcspedon. denying the wife limited divorce Tue de-
fcndant Is the wcl-known politician Judge Larremore
in his opinion says that unprecedented bodily injury Is
the gIs OF the action ana the prevention rather an Inc
punishment OF offence Is he object of the law M
this there passion and anger both sides, INT
not cruelty sufficient 20 warrant the divorce"
At the meeting of the Commissioners To APP
praise damages taking the waters OF lakes Maopac
and KIRK yesterday, the whole day was given 20 exam.
ming the ormrr title to the whole property In Major
Roger Morris who lost 20 for treason. aud To proof OF
the city claimed that b; was only fespOuahie TOT any
beyond the points 10 which, under the od VIII
right. the water could be damned back o. drawn od
rom the lakes The hearing was then adjourned uu-l
to-day.
Nicholas Pflum, of Port JervIs, y. Y, has
begun action against Joseph Fraukc bis broherin-
law. 90 recover 10000 damages for having been de.
pgiyed OF the society his wife by the defendant
Judge Gilbert yesterday, denied the motion made by
the defendant 10 change the place Of trial from Orange
County to New-York. The plaintiff married the de
PENDANTS sister iu l-7i and Plaum aud biz wife hyel
together no Port Jrrvi~ until N1F, l~lI Then Fran
began to charge IhJum VITA abusing tue woman. aud
finally removed bog pnaum's house 90 New lOrh.
ch- remained at her brothers residence ~ seventy
e-ltu--t., until Lel death, several week, AGO Ihiu
now brings the action against trankel fof decoy me Der
away him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

-, e+,r,,s- IT, Among the more
o. MI ~.i,,it,es is an image from tne On'i
% .a,bs which stands with arms " ,,, In
iq"' the sketch OF IL when Is Ho'o e"RF - che
the NV ao Of its sculpture. Ii Is very sili'"' 49,
give a. al 10 the socalled 9" Panama venus -
"a, Museum at Yale BesueS 'n'so s,no
PeSo"' -, or, several collections on lnu'au y, 49,
antiquity 1lse arc known as the laws -. a,d
lmPieC tsvr,ri and Jones talcs q ZONES
OF these the collie sed In writing his valuable memoir
on tue Al. ILL., are curious muulu'l0' VI ~ ~
Aas 6Tb story there the a nss9 NJ eos Of
erals This vas pun =, charge Of Professor r. T. Nhd-
~, fornerly associated Wide VII attsinmcuts This col
and ccoiog.si o, described In TIBUNE Extra No
go aud rcPct veeeu shape for reference, and as
collection Is n3 o tvpes" aud figured specimens unoh
winch the pIese Eosj II viii be that the collec-
~ re ne highest permanent Naluv 90 -
IisI collection also iucnGss a,.3 hes m me West
ohil'eu .s;ns we're chiefly studied by ff3lesSoi
ledy On b frIn. the basis OF the geoosical reports
co..C.,b Gsr1lua: collection IRON the fHtls FIthC'I
besl u,t'r'f l~r-a ammouites and other European
si, aTl a col cotton of uoccue pants lloIn S"l'1cl
la-I a rel lf traSsic fishes. eeoioscal sectoh OF
.sud OF Yes-o Japani ana q case couSalu.I1 Io
1851 ,ei ing thirteen species 81 those gigantic OiNs
ioldm- "a, l,ds, c-lt noun yea =, ',i ,.or
,,.trinc ought 20 be said about the punhc tulef,
49,. III which tls undertaking mas beeu slslNheu anu
i,rus and successful lauOrs oi IT. suptrut'uucht'
pIg,c.-.r Albert : ckuore and ms most competent
--s.t.ut DR. j. b. Holder. bul those z Aucdtu aIt
,vt,r- to have little said ebput then lusi meIs ~
therefore only remains % be- mentioned that the Doatd
E tr-teo. IfrIude- % nuUber of New-Nork- most prom
ir.rf anal liberal citizens; that the enterprise was started
r I-6S and grew out of successful ch"ft 20 uicud-e
~ Vclrcaux collection. illustrative OF natural history
o-.- collections were purchased Us the work eNehucu
I'm interest The haNmIlan and the Elliot belue among
he earliest o. recent acquisitions the most uOiaOie is
me Jtv collection of Shells presented by Nas N1lt
and the Han collection of minerals, puIcn.seu Tue
,5din- Of suitable structure for tne Museum tS q
work which tne state Of NCUiUrk has undeft ken fl
vio.sv Tie collections had been kept PA sut % an w
Ar.,4I ir Central Park which regarded ~ Ieul-
Marry home thought attracted more ihAi l-' -
,-,..- .-, ~ ,ir Tic treasures now secure 4n u
irr-o1f structure, SAFE as bIicA d to- s Ir i,
etir am ul r IT, and open % pupll' anu .,,'t,
s...on VITA eyely possible iacIhJ Ioi sei0l''1 ''
r. nfrit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
DIR. HOPKINS on RITUALISM.
the EditOr or Tbe Trt uns.

SIR The Rev. DR.. IIOpkinss racy letter on
Rituasm in the Episcopal Church. has doubt amused
some OF your readers and perhaps annoyed others But
without taking II too much to heart one may enjoy the
writer's hits and the evident good humor Of his partisan
views ought 20 dsarm hostility here is one hit how
ever, which Is not quite fair a because DR.. Hop
kins has made IL through mistake mat Justice 10 him
az well as TO Others, oaer correction Near the close
OF his letter in THE TRIBUNE Of November II. he
This alusi0n 10 the name, suggests word concerning
thr proposed change Of our own name, so oyerwhelm
uEi ueIeatcd IN uoth houses tooh "a" IaIt m strIlh
up the matter, knowing That Il not get ripe. And
the unanimy Of the decision Of that kind which IS
80 utl'Ilous as 10 mean hoihhs-eAce that thc Iinc
has not yet come Tor decisive contest But after this
vote which delighted the old f0gys among u.s. what
IT'S " Pastoral Letter to wh0ml To the clergy aud
st,F,s ~, - o., "a ~, 81 ~ "a 49,.
slies, OF AmeucaF On no! They are mnch brlofer
han that The official copy. In The CAuTriBdR. sim
auilr winch would exactly suit Dr. DE k0ycn and the
Two or three tpdirduais who voted win him IN the
OF the Pastoral Letter Itself that they have already
secured The SOLID adhesion -; the whole House OF Bishops
IN advance, for the next campaign This Is positively
the best joke of the session!
The copy OF the Pastoral Letter, which appeared The
Ddy thUchmGH, j. Published directly under Proceed
ing- Of General Convention OF the Prot Episcopal
Church. and the Pastoral print without any title at
all II this be chilled the Official copy" it does
bear out d. Hopkins's observations The official copy
which printed and distributed rs The Authorized Eli
ton Is entitled: The Pastoral Letter Of the House Of
Bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal Church" "A DR..
Hopkins regards the General Convention humorous
vein, 10 s pity spoil what he calls the joke OF
the session" II is quite true however that the advo
Gates of discreet enough NOT 10 press
the .ssue in the late convention and H. voting with the
majority they Icrhaps meant that the time had yet
come for decisive contest. Meanwhile they Use the
proposed name writing and speech and print IL is
quite tuc iOo tAat Tie ChuTcHHut weekly issue
printed tht Pastoral to tine American Church =" but
he 'hufemdn l- not an official organ OF ihc church,
and % does lot claim tO print official copy o. tLr
Pastoral. Tie responsibility for Thai heading belongs
L. The ChWFchDiG, aui n calling attention TO &c Or.
HophIus Ad- exposed tAc new tactics Justice Oh tine
House Of Bishops, however. require, thi. uon OF
az error which b. turned into Joke at their NprUsa.
Ner- York, be-. l, l-77. LESITAs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
DOLLS OF ALL CLASSES AND CONDITIONS


The financial depression IL the wholesale
business -lI continues. simon Moses, OF Washington
and MauEattau Markets. has f3u,l, with ha5ilI,.,s
amounting To- abou. -5JCOD and a--et- estimated 20
aboat $4,000 Isad, iutzr OF Manhattan Market, HAS
obtained an extension from. lis ere lltos 40 foJr. eight
and twelve months AZ meeting Of The creditors %; H.
Mcintyre Co.. az West loriictl st hold yesterday,
claims ior 90 OVu were proved.
Iuc crcdiol oi Nathaniel Chcnoy, Of the chitecura
Iron N0rL- II~i luuTtccAj--t, Yesterday elected
james q. EuIuOtt assignee. I-c schedule showed ua
bitles amounting % rzeCOUO and asarts valued a.
about SI20.OOJ.
Assignments Tor tle benefit OF creditor. were hlod yes
terd1y by samuel J. Civ,rI} o. John J.. C-tci and by
Jacob Fisher 10 Edward Crosse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

r,po,l uAvrr %. St.aa.b.g Claaff-lirs Br gham.
Nj Iarr SIR. auH Nrt Pfia, seven ,hif.n and Two .
,nt. fr schultz lf AbhIu. ST. LrrpuA, MI brrrllac.
,r. r.uar 1tr Ufpr Nr-. luutt.aI Nt Itnrria, Miss
i,.f Nr Gel Eu.,o. W, itzre, Mr. NcreY NJ Dc laois
llIu..rt l.ubrH- uuI tFU lIrru. dr AAtu-tl
M. lambert Rf-uer. No. bafiiraHs and cihu, NJ
.....U Nm ..t. Af. It.lctrl Mr morris, Nr ovulal-
ai ~. Gl1on By- NJ G'llop ~. Bernard, Mt and Mrs
t.btr ~. de HAuu-s. Mis- PeLsy. . go
epdrror Miss Oarutun. Mi.s Mas Evans Hiss l. Blanc b.
mi sfrs NrOun.h Ms " ltuorh, Ms, Alice Mttullcth
N-. H,tn Mclulorh. Mise Kate Chambers. b bttchri
IN et.rt r..li U ia iay, aliu Allen, b. H. rover,
f. tu4uip~tani Nr Gnd o.. Afr, Mm. Dove. Miss Hattie
nos. sfis- D. Iarua Upper Mis- Muir Miss Jane
Arrot. John Peterson. Jos. Price.
uo.t GLASGOW Ia StesfpshfD ,i1tr - GeorgaMT and
~ ~ Chapman nat two cli trru NJ Itucnro, 49,
X tay AID en- Michael smith x. o. sup@s, }. Jansen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
PREPARING FOR THE PARIS EXHIBITION:

PREPARING FOR THE PARKS EAhlpi' iO'.
Ex-Governor r. c. Mccormick, Comlhls-
sioner-General 10 the Paris Exposition, arrived III tn'
city yesterday from Washington and VIII open nS o',co
at room No o. Post ONCE building on MONDAY. nc
stated last evening that he had already received s
number of applications for space az the Exposlol' run
merchants manufacturers. and others, oil NasnnE''i
PHILADELPHIA. Boston, aud this city. As the space ~
lotted TO the United states was sIral' on" -,
10000 square feet, II would be imPossitui0 Ill
be over-iudulgcut 10 applicants. ne as1' ,beir
who wish 60 he exhibitors To stare III ~, w -,
applleatious IA specifically a. possb'e lhe n. nd
eduarc feet required. whether Of h00f or wal sls %
the character Of exhibits He also calls esItclil
In tbe ac that restaurants stands far eaihs OF
inc -i not he allowed within the space aloltu ~ -,
I-Tttod states lie intends remain IN the ci,l az
Ton rs yvheu he will return 10 Washington, and VII VI
vide his iiue equally between Washington ana ~"
ynrk The New-l ork office IN his absence WI" re li I
te charge of his private secretary MI CIhgl' VIZ ~,
Tho sa,ne ostop under Mr.. Mccormack Whlle As'nldi
secretary of the Treasury. The Comnissonei ~,
svs he VIII GLADLY give an necessary nloFmauu 70 VI
niegnt- no mas been brsieCed ~ aphcauts IUI PV'i
lions although his clerical force VIII ne very
az the Government vessels drtteu TOT tihl'P"l'iHh
the goods of exhibitors. the supply, now Deihs %
rrady for sea at the Brooklyn Navy ldfu VIII ~ ~
first 10 leave this country about February l. iooN'n
Iv tle CONSTITUTION on February 10. Inc steamer
Wvoniur having capacity Of only 700 tons VIII oioH
an, March D. II rs found there II an excess Oh iIklt
bsyod fbo capacity tie other vessels. rhe VII 81
frG Ne-York n Is not decided Yet whether the 'oh-
sfiIution VIII sail from Philadelphia or tins city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
I,nIr.. - -. ~ .LIprrRs.

Tn the elegant showroom of Miller y Co.,
NO si9 Broadway. displayed a the latest styles in
ladies fr, shor- The firm makes % speciality az ilrh
toilet slippers u velvet cloth. and embroidered Kid
desirable present from gentleman o. his wife may ic
.,l,.trd nom tIc handsome quilted -iIn slippers VITA
vlvrt bows and pearl buc0- THIS house always heep'
handsome assortment uf cAdltu's kli rlJer very
elegant boot much SOUGHT ,.tr iLs ulci. D. cI Iichrt
black velvet with the PompadOur uoe and hue cutatee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
SNIP NEWS.

PORT OF NEW YORK

q
CLEARED.
stes,p Asan ~ naGtey ondop1 o msss' e I.s
,ssm.ap Egypt nr erosa Lysrgco p y y, T. a%.s
''S1 a,E l lipa crs glasgow Hendsrson Bros
steamship Aiimmbrs .iit. NcEinnneY, HaliisI and ~
stcam.,p civ Of Ausiiu Chester Fcrnandina va Port
piiS rior Nori "a saiiasea London Punch Edyo %.
ship Great western. Simmon- Liverpool charles H. MAJ
B,rs Eizabeth lBrl Forge I'm Plymouth. Queenstown
Bars Guseppina Cocurelo dail hossi ponco''"f hhsr
BarE For'ns craig Havre Friuoe Boyd e Hncfso.
Bars Anna ispar DAM. Jessen Bordeaux France C. 10
BARK louise schiller lGefl. Hooking Trieste Austria.
Bark Novs Sofia ,7rl fe CAIN Bremen. C. W BeriauI.
BarE Maruuo Cento tai) aaTo valencia. syaln Lauro.
Bafk Gsorra p Iaureuce Iall Polio Palermo. sicily
Bars Grit lSorl FIorcne-s Elsinorr Deu Cor ORDERS
Brg D. ,. nroau CBrl Freeman. Liverpool, \. s. Hand.
H-ir jcssc a. nazelule. Wool, Havana. cuba. J. H. Wan
Arrived
steamship Baltic Brl Jennings Liverpool Dec II and
Glr nsicv I'D ~, mo-, '.a pas o. n y ,, IL ~
tio, ror S..ion T5c bnag. "a cabin aa6 ls Storage
-t.am,hp Victoria ,Brl Youuz. GIasrow Dec Neville
900, wish tn lirur,l.siu Bros Dec D, sf -
~iea1.sua canada ~ Tiansue. Hasre De- + iy aoaih
SHIP Nev ord Sfanuodd io1iau Is da,s WIN us,e 70
lar 90 3d. 30 fi spoke barl jennie Ger, om Hamburg
sqP Narars oi ea'soT Nysa c,cga l2i s'T.
,,1 1 y, CO.,, q. , o, H +, ~ 49,, ana .a,~d he
ht lc4,J -. 'uu &c. ln Rllcl washed asay mrstd
w. spoke s-p Foie r fUm calcutta ior Loudol - Gags
Ship Bolivia o: Yarmouth y. 3d. Blrno c'oue.,.er OCT
81 ig liias 20 Boyd hinchon Anciorsd In "aTr'ana
u, Toss &o5 Ate,e9 y'p es q 3, y . s5 s
pt.,a4.. aud I'D dar weather.
4 ta -darJ a. . ~ ballast % lii.ior Watson "a 90 AN
ch9T'. ii "ia','.i" 49, i'f o. ,,l- .,, r,. I.-,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
Rjer;shenny. sIer. Lslore

G Iepreet Miss Jane On T. Kertzhenny, aier IAhore'
And Anderson, Mrs ". COlwen. -. . ,.t.,o,
PROM LIVERPOOL " fte1 ~ bd.itf-t, = y
Nrs A p BLAIR Nss Nelly Blair Alex ? hrsaeI NJ ~
ven q M Fletcher n r. Hu Alexander Healefson q 60
Hoy Mis-. Mary Jennings Alfred kayne p loos1a =, a.
Iant,fop Reuben Lincoln M0rr-On. 1r honfs ~
tegari. h Mackay Edward Morgan. NE Rev Leighton
Mis- D. Reffearn r. p -haeu. hf -hlduO g 30 y -.
-, don oliver Wiby Prank r ward. j. d. Wallace = w
man. MI and Ms y. Weber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

- l!L oIEEET.-Iirst Mason con strilc) :
800 f ~. second MASON lOu slrA.J: '1uI't Lo
troa, "' r lA. pto. Is shut. Tie brewers mon have
ht..s,. IiTi .soD % Amt % .h.niauy First
efonij - II vas their master I'D src IL they
tbrst C sf.se ne 9sC guards. Oh, Lor B ON just
er..ed i' u tNIul second Mason Orint 90 be- toll
ivy ''oD Cues tic brewers inen.-lFun.
a., f44IEoS-" Oh, the hanimal be- all right .
ni.,- ,1s I'm Re pnt me aLo.dn' Of is ed af Tie
al Ul.,-i.lI M an our Billy yht be- on 'is back
IA .; uoipt , nogAt chuck ia the twins What's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
DRESS GOODS AT LIZ BoUTLLLERS.

~ the store OF De DOUTIIHtI DIOTHtTs' NJ II
Fast Fourteenthst the display Of French dolls Is very
fine Dress materials are IN bcwiiderng variety
~ which ar, among the specaItics Of this house are
In all the delicate shades evening wear The black
m suits have been reduced iu price for this season tlc
uUdcr,l0thug DEPARTMENT. down stairs has been pOpa
r with ladies Tor years. Tie arcics are made "i tine
best materials and IN the neatesi manner Gloves arr
another speciality and celebrated make of this htIH l
sold 20 ~ - for Wu-huttou and A % FOR threebuitoh
rlovcs Here also handsome necEtiee or every con
ccivahe pattern, and large assortment oi uu'! col
Ia AN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

The hOuse OF Gibson a McClintock. at No..
34l s4th-aye is unexcc.loI for ts display OF holiday
giiis at low prices ~ ladies neck great variety
OF dcrl-u- the firms Manufacture. Especially
attractive the i.ack tuc ties embroidered ly hand,
ln delicate colors. The hosiery department shows
immense 90 60 u-tiul afuclcs fIuc white flK initial
laIdkegcAefs are sold low - cents All tic novel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
BARGAINS IN DUPLICATE WEDDING rRGsENT.

BARGAINS N DUPLICATE WEDDING PRESENTS.
The trade in " duplicate wedding presents
which has been 80 suD,esiul.y established 'j D. H.
johnston. al No 100 Bowery. ls attracting many people
90 s store VINO ale I'D search oi elegant s'un s''i"'re
Tor holiday gifts. These Le sells 30 remarkably i'"
prices. For instance. solid silver W"''i ,i'
90, ,Dg d. e.. Id. Ur 800; ,itr. Ol7el-iu 90
yyor,I SEQ -r for $50; suha tca--ei ih"t COST tp"u
f.r $3.50 recent purchase o. 80 antique ui ,lAlNt
- -.tft,s a. A. head. ulc~cut't los sir Hnhtft
Pei To- an Eusl.sh gentleman. 4 Iar ~ .olitaiic
,mopd culriu.- which we've purchased iur foOou ,hli
IN. 0tluei for ~ 900 Elegant 'la ana iftf Ntit -
arc equally cheap CocEs VI every description, sod-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22

RIVAL ATTRACTIONS. Young Ladies'" Good
in..uiu-. Nr Jcu-f 80 course yuu alc going tie
GIt.Ir chow q" tu;atc Jones laItn Eroiu tue
Thought b." Oh. Ial dear Young ladies, low can yuu
taiuk of such parou! W have mothers mceung,
1f l.y own composing. VINO would care Cor the worJl
ue-- OF %. Cattle show, With elch yrOspcct Ocofc
LiLi "-IllA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
headed canes. bracelets shawpius and ngerrings ap-
pear in endless variety.
THE COURTS.
sHANTIEs IN BURLING-sLIP.

The Grand Jury of the General Sessions, yes
tcrday, handed In several indictments and we've DIS
charged. They made the following terse presentnent
"The Grand Inquest OF the City and County ~ New
York session. respectfully present 10 honorable
Court that the shantes and all distractions erected "a
BurnCsp in violation % law, are uuis1uces. ana We cal
upon he authorizes, whose duty II IT, TO have the said
ohstmctlOns removed"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-22
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
ERIE RAILWAY LITIGATION.
MHENRY's SUIT AGAINST THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY

M'HENRY's SUIT AGAINST THE FARMERS LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY.
James McHenry, John f. Brown, and Charles
F. Evans claiming that they owned $4,000 OF the first
consolidated mortgage bonds OF the Erie Railway,
brought suit in Monroe County, in November TO re-
move the Farmers Loan and Trust Company from being
trustee. and fOrecloso the first mortgage. The com
plant alleged among other things that the appointment
Of Hugh J. Jcwett az receiver by collision; that
his mana cement had been Gxtravagant, and that
the Trust Company acquiesced in it. The Trust Com
pany Immediately obtained a temporary Injunction.
restraining Mcenry from prosecuting any suit against
IT, trustee alleging that it brought merely 20
noy il with order TO show why IL be not contn-
uod and this motion Yesterday before Judge Brady
IN Supreme Court Chambers with another motion on the
part 81 lue lIusl COMPANY 70 btlne IN NJ orief'e te
members Of the English REORGANIZATION Committee. Inc
Trust Company was reuresenied by Hubert 3 Tuner
the English BondEoldtrs by William NJ Eyars, eN-Ju
ComstOck and A. A. Redfcld the Enc Railway Com
pany by W W. mcfarland; Hugh Jcweit 10y Dor1nan
~ Eaton; the McHeury party 10y Daniel lousn,ftl u
Philadelphia, cX-Judge In OF, Hcufv l. Burnett ~ j.
Nanderpoe Ashbel Green, Daniel T. sickles and Henry
Arden.
The whole afternoon was consumed in stating the con-
tents o. the papers Nj Jcwctt SwCars that Mcbchy'
IN 1872. obtained control Of the Erie Railway Company
10 further bis interests IN the Atlantic and Great western
satisfied himself that Of $4,000 600 bonds issned the
company could realize only S6.O000oo, and sued nc
Henry for 81 100000. rendering hlm very A"Hti.'
Tho chief affidavit on the other side IS That Of james a.
Reilly VINO reiterates on information and belief the
statements O. the complaint. He says that JtEelt mas
rafd cf the d MS of tc Trc Company accrued before
10 ayrr of ne interest on tie bonds that De paid
lirr w. re. tau tie Central and that with rigid econ
mgscptemhcr 80. ST., s3.jOCOOO. Tie argument was
ile proceeding OF Isaac 5. Fowler as tris-
To- Of me estate of Jacob b. Fowler for access 10 the
hooks Of the Ere Railway Company, was argued lcse
dav before Judge Brady. Hnd decision wa feSeIN'I
Tor the last week the petitioner has oeeI aho"eu sueH
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WA.uNGroN. Dc. 2i.-No. assigned WASH
iurtou For. pltil error se JaH. - s,- hisutacnt
concluded Uy 3lr a. D. Nl.s-l, OF counsel tr ninut 90
error ...-
Sos 49, 1872 t and It-ThOua, ID ngNhrs 81 a. plain
tt- In rr,ura.f The uittt STATES. Passed
N. I,--Ilt Fist EaaHuT E.ua 10, kansas CITY, piNti
g Error - The Hartford Fire usur uc' Company. submit
&c., b. John r. Crareus for pluun Elrol and py JOAN g.
cage fpr cefrnItrt iu Euor
So AGO ka- AMe- 90 l plaintiffs Erior SIS. icl4b0d
j. QuuUv Argued hy Sir. VI. j. ~m F 0r rlaiIiiu' lh ti
f.r and ny Nj. j.. Morris Tor de PENDANT 100 Error
80 ff--t.oI.-r w. Dial eff ai u'l7ut- I-f r. j. E'N
mold. submitted DF j. NJ Ilurulurs Tor aupeliui- no
counsel appearing IDr tIc aNpeliees . ~.
So few ST. Hurirtte pi.iif in agt. Bartlett
ll5r, Il sl Argued by A. e. Bradley Tor defendants
ron and submitted by W. /. NjugT fpr Iaiulu u etl0r