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New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

Supreme Court ChqmtTs-}y Judge DOnohue.-
KoeUg AIT Koeng; Stone agt stone III TIE malrt oi '
Amrriean Popular IIfe Insurance Cnnpiny; WHY asL
Wtv Agsr agt Ager "a the matter of Mfn ~ t:e mat
ter m inc appatiou OF the First Reformed Episcopal thuitl
Dunnsm MesOn.-Ogan'eO eO.
ri Pm Iiy y.fgs I8Y VOrs,-Ta't ag Hlrtmau--
IinAngs s,eled Armstrong agt ami crt Y ana, rh, .e
Nedefb.li-DccrCcs gnOd AalHy 1gl NanGetD IL .lt'
satrl Blrrett Co. at. Mount sinai HCspltN ti
ms selcd and signed CaherNood agt MoAlAn ct Al
Decree settled and signed.
Sppreme Coart-ApeciaI 1erm-By judge Freedman
paters ~ al agt HafrsOn-Ordut sustaining teniufI.
sra., IT, a. POunert &C al.-Orior appointing tht0als
10rnos ESQ. guardian AL item Of infant defendant Dan
allsu. Iryy ct alOrdef denying lI'.l,
viii 40 cost Newl ors Lc lnsltince company ~ ~;
~ ER.csiger's bOad approved sla0e ~ al agt pls -
al Burtis agt Booream; Johns 1gt Gundheif McboA' "s
tLr H. x. q. r CO.--Jriels graatrL ,,..-, On
ly C.iDf Justice CUrt!a.--AnctIsnh as| A'iA'4i
sett ed and slgn"i. N II. p.t;r,o,
" ite agt saYers DOnolue agt snyd9i-ApI9o,f- "a
te matter oi "a al cruise granted l ho N
r "A should be gwen OF TIE 1plchton AZ
mar order tO show VIII be granted ClHrl AZ
Corr fcat clerS wanted as L. wnt rdi th' 'au'
IA Roster agt JTiur 10 place cause 90
yrautr Washington Life INSURANCE CO. aS FVll.
nnent foreclosure granted flalHeis az. oH H
granted IN the matter VI LAaoN i'' 49,
era Bond ordered IN penalty OF s,i1"Uu
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
PRESIDENT HAYhS ARR4IGNED.
TIE SOUTHERN POLICY DENOUNCED BY WILLIAM
LLOYD GARRISON

THE SOUTHERN POLICY DENOUNCED by WILLIAM
LLOYD GARRISON.
BosroN, Oct. 29.-in letter to Judge Pit
man. che Prohibition candidate FOR Governor, William
Lloyd Garrison, referring 10 President Haycss policy
SAYS "wi;hout impuuging the motives of the President
nav according hm the best intention, regard his
policy as a fragrant betrayal of the trust contdngy
committed 10 hands; in violation Of his pledges 10
see full protection secured 10 all classes at the Soul
without regard TO complexion or distinction, and rs
frauglt with incacuiable mischief rejoicing, il does
the hearts strengthening the hands ana facilitating the
plans Of the Southern conspiratofs against law and
order liberty ana equal rights. II Indicates childish
crrdutv a blindness u YloOu an iDDeeli1ty OF JUdg-
ment equally surprising ana deplOfaDie ana the RopuD-
Lean uarty cannot sanction ~ without inpeaclng Its
entire c0fe from tho opening OF TIE Rebel! to the
close u President Grants Administration. The D'mo-
cratic party Justly claims II It's own, and is 1ubant
accordingly. ~ j. cause for deepest humiliation mat the
Republican party in Massachusetts, AZ its state Conve
ton Worcester vent Dack upon IT'S patriotic record
gave its unqualified approval 10 this shameful sir
ycuder demands OF those whose i~et run 20 evil
and who make hGste 10 shed innocent blood"
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
PALETTE CLrH RECEPTION.

The Palette Club gave, last evening, its first
informal reunion oil the season. large number OF per
sons wen known in literary dramatic, artist ana social
circles were Attendance In the art gallery were hung
about 200 paintings by members OF the club and other
American artists, including works By Cropsey,
Moran Bierstadt Church, Richards Hart, Ho-
mer Marshall, Boughton, De Haas, Inness, Rein
hart Huntington. T. l. Smith, kensett and Baker
Besides rhoFe several Escosures, what Is claimed 10
be genuine CefreGO and pieces % stabary, presented
to the cjuh by BartEOlii and other scupOrs Rccita
lions sre given by Charles Roberts T. Hopkins smith,
Hraudris Mr. Willard. and Hermann Foost. Among
thoee presrnt were Judge Brady eS-Judse Koch e1-
Governor Bagley Of Michigan, FtOst johnson h. T.
ReInnnrt. and VI. l. MRrshll.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Patrick Riley, Bernard Mcdonald, and Henry
schroeipg were brought before Judge Benedict yse..
daV IA determine wha- Communication should br al4ohod
~, fr terms of upri.onucit account OF good be-
hay0r Coun claimed that they were entitled 10 Two
months but Judge Benedict decided tLa' Only one coud
De allowed.
At the Tombs Police Court yesterday, James
Donovan fireman OF Engine No. - ai 30. l33 fu4tuh-
st. VINO stabbed James Williams, auothof fireman, On
Irault OF 500 Mary Irigse. OF No 'lO last
Fourteert inst. was charged win omDeIIng portoh
NJ me estate OF her brother, John ON"l Who dlei
.op.e months ago, leaving SllOO n The tmsidnts n
dI,strai savings Bank and gold watch aud chain she
xrss appointed administrative. A portion Of Tue Prop
rry was To 20 to sister, Sarah Mhcln Ice late1
c1Ie from ireland. and tho accused woman refused 10
rscoo1ize her but admitted tnat size had drawn All tho
money from The ami scnt IT, she was seut 10 lAo
Srrrocates office and Afterwards committed.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
AN AssIGNEE's SINGULAR CLAIM.

The case of Phineas c. Kingsand against
the city Will before Judge Donohue to-day, on mo-
ton for leave 30 file an amended Kingsand
assignee OF contractors for building sewers, for
s24 26l 25 The case was brought three four years
ago and the Corporation Counsel put in a defence
counterclam that Kinssland had received 10000
for repaIriug maps the office, when the work
was worth only 5000, aud that Allen * stevens.
tractors having oils for S2i 900 sold their claim TO
Kngsland and that ultimately this claim paid al
S42 900 to Kingsland Some other dofences have been
discovered recently One 9f the four claims put
suit be ore the levied In another interest
was not fully charged in another the damages ior pro-
longaou OF the work overlooked Mr.. Trull, the
painti counsel refused to accept amended answer
containing wholly dcfences
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
CIVIL NorEs.
CIVIL NOTES.
Commenting on report Of motion for ali

Commenting on report Of motion for ali
mony, in the suit OF Jul Us Schroeder against sophia
Schroeder, Ths WOrid, eight days ago, made re
marks about tile plaintiff. The plaintiff has begun IL
bel suit fOF 10000.
In the suit OF John g. Ash and Others against
Edward Lambert. Judge McAdam held yesterday that
the conceament o; the fact Of insolvency from work.
man. employed By tho ins0lyent person. not such
fraud 10 subject q nan 10 arr =, nor was siynga
po-J-daed cierK when there were no FUNDS % me- Il,
with an assurance that would be- paid false repre-
seutatlOD suijectiu2 the maker 10 arrest
At the hearing in regard to the Singer
estate at White Plains yesterday, Isaac 4 Singer who
has objected 70 the executors accounts testified taa ne
We witt the testator I'm France and England ior about
i've years: tnat the testator had about elOOoOJo IN
United states bonds. also large QuanlB Of elegant
furniture. worth about S-OOOj besides some lrlschl.l
rroprrtv in London. MIR Hawey, TIE executor testified
thai the tesat0r IN 1873 made convey ahcc u Trust II
al ais property Eu-iand % MS family rcscrFing 10
himself only lie interest. The counsel for the con-
te.taut admitted the correctness Of Mr.. ItWleys ac-
counts except ar they might De- SUBJECT 90 uspie
on lie question o; legal liability. Arguments vii be
heard tC-nOlrOw.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
THE COURTS.
THE CLAIRMoNTs DISCOUNT Bust

THE CLAIRMONTS DISCOUNT BUSINESS
A petition was presented yesterday 10 Jude.
Donohue. by John II. Young, that Receiver sma,le .,
the Clarmont Savings Bank. return certain bon..
Young had been in the habit OF getting notes dsconn,.
or as hecalled n, borrowing from bank the lo.n
one time reaching $1,000 TO secure these loan. -
gave 5000 OF Government bonds and Al 800 of T no
County bonds. When the bank failed, he had on den,
S3l52 O6 and the bank held only three OF hls notes ~
~ 900 each He claims that his deposit should bc ..
OF against bis notes, and his cOlaerals returned m h
The secretary OF the bank made a1iiaylt thai ia".
Spring President Broadwell pledged IN his own psms 80
$1,000 United States bonds aud other bona. heId 10
the bank with WiDsOw, Laner Il Co. for 81 600 rty
loan with the coilaterals afterward
the Union Trust Company, william Cooper. Broadwsip.
son-n-law, appearing as the borrower The secre,sr.
himself pledged tue Ulster County bonds Other. S
the National Exchange Bank for loan OF 900 10 bs
bank. These bonds had since been sold r. r. yandss
yeef, appearing for tue receiver stated there .d
not De more than 40 per cent for the depOstors He E
sisted that the petitioners remedy AGAINST tbs ~
or the bank. James X. Hll, for the petitIonan
claimed that the bank trustee Of the bOnds ana ,h
receiver stood ia Its place. Judge DJnohue was dacis
edy OF the opinion that IL not tru,tee and ~
no business 10 discounts aud the petitioners kn
1t. There might DC remedy by action agansI ,bs
bank but not by petition against the receiver He nov
ever gave Mr. H time to produce his autaorites and
reserved his dec sion. -~
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
BAGGAGE AT THE GRAND CENTRAL DEror.

Passengers arriving by any one OF the three
railroad lines at the Grand Central Depot. ma tnat
their baggage allowed to remain twentyour hour' u
the baggaGeroOms, they are frequently charged LOT
storage. Sometimes however, no charge is made Ihe
railroad companies have schedule OF rates for each
niece of baggage that day or more under
the roof Of their depot but II rests with the two express
companies DOdds and Weseotts VINO nave pald Icr tno
privilege of handling all baggage for the three Ines 10
enforce this charge. II passenger sees M TO employ
the aeryces OF either express company fOr the rena
of baggage after twentyOur hours delay, t Is extreme
lv probable charge for storage VIII be maze D
il be not inclined to pay tho amount demanded W
these companies and chooses TO engage an OUTSIDE *
pressman generally at lower price, hc Will surely dts
cover storing baggage at the Grand Cenrl Depot
il sOmeW hat expensive
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
MILITARY HONORs To THE LATE GENERAL
THAYER.

WEST POINT, Oct. 29.-The Association Of
the Graduates ofthe United states Military Academy hay
ing determined to move from south Braintree, Mass
To West Point the remains OF the late Colonel sylYanus
Tbayer Breyet BrigadierGenera United states Army,
and 70 erect over them suitable monument, appropr-
ate military honors will be pad 10 his memory by the
oajcers and cadets Of the Academy, upon which be
.tanped the impress o. lis character The remains VIII
ne received al tho dock and will be- escorted 10 the
chapel where they viii lie in slate under guard OF
honor anul y. M, Thursday, November = when the
funeral services will held The funeral escort, 10 be
commanded by IeutenantColonel Neil, Breyet Brigd-
dicrGenera United states Army Will consist Of the Ba1
aIou o cadets the Cadet Light Battery of Artillery and
the United states Military Academy Detachment OF Cay
airy.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
WILLIAMSBURG MERCHANTS CHEATED.

Several tradesmen and friends OF Jacob
Freund OF Leonsrd-st and Johnsonaye Williamsburg.
called upon him Friday morning. he having promised
on that day pay various amounts he had borrowed
rhev were surpr 10 ind that he had moved but they
were not alarmed until Saturday morning, when it
WAS discovered that Treuud and his wife had
taken passage October H. for France.
in the steamship Labrador Measures taken 10 Sc
cure his arrest, and meeting OF his creditors VIII be
hold This evening ~ take measures TO have hin returned
10 ths country The following persons are only few OF
those swmdled as nearly every tradernau or Ewensi,
williamsburg, has been deceived, and Il is said
prominent New-York silyerware dealers have also
bacn defrauded IsadOre MOak. 800; jacob Gabriel,
s2OO. Rafael Braun. 800 IN C&sh md a
mote FOR 300; Isaac Wei 500; Maurice Newman, Of
south BroOkiya. 5000; Adoiph COhn, $3.50 karniz q
Co $40 Leopold Michel, 800; ELahue EchHfi, 200 !;
MAY Brill SIS; Ullman Brothers. S25 Freund short
time ago sold house and lot valned at $4,000 for Hl3.
600 c1An and approved notes he obtained the money
on the notes almost Immediately.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
STATE TAXATION OF NEw-YoRK AND BRoOSYN.

ALBANY. Oct. 29.-As considerable abuse has
been heaped upon the Controller for his action IN the
state Board Of Equalization II is due 10 hin 10 state the
following iacs The assessed value IN 1876 by the state
Assessors Of real estate in the state,
and in 1878. - los ,325,j72; an Increase OF 3267-
g262O6 The state Assessors IN the equalization
tables proposed add S2O0OO0.OOo OF THIS m
crease 60 NcW-York nearly 70 per cent. Ihe
table adopted increased the assessments ~ the country
ny $4,000, COJ; $23,0OO000 ot which was added To
New York. aud s23 100000 10 Kings, per centege
greater than assessed valuation OF New YORK ana
Kings real bears % the assessed valuation or the
whOo real estate the state owing 10 the large debt
aud necessarily large expenses Of NcN-1Ork ana hgs
Counties IL requires argument 90 prove that want
ations higher there and nearer the true Naue thah
n ANY oihnr oOuntles.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
nADLy WOUNDED, BUT STILL ALIVE.

George Reynolds. Of No. 66 Stanon-st., who
was stabbed yest rday morning on FOrsytist by FER
dinand Helm, OF No. 207 ForsytL-st lies severely
wounded at his home Helm arrested about an nour
after the assault and later in the day was taken to the
Essex Market Police Court where justice OtterbOurs
commit ed him FOR further examination to-day: Rev
nuds said that had returned rom walk WIN hls
bc.rOtHod and was or bis way To SEE "A SICK Trend
when q group Of ruaiaus made insulting remarks To
HIM lie asked them what was the matter, Whrfehpoh
his assglanT whom be Goes not IoncDcf To nave ectn
before, drew knife ana rushed al him, cNcalmng; /;
IN tell what i the matter" Reynolds ia'ty bi
toned his ovsrcOat weaken the force oi tbr Wedpun
but the knife was driven through two cOa- and waist
coat seyeiing watch chain aud causing Two wounds
an iucu aud a hall deep IN his right breast The phy
scau Gays shat Las wounds will not prove fttal II he Is
kent perfectly quiet.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
A BARK FOUNDERED At SEA.
loss or THE GEO. \. WRIGHT WITH FULL CARGO
or CORN.

LOSS OF TIE GEO. y. Nhlthl Will a fllL CAkNO
or CORN
fBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNEl
BosTON, Mass. Oct 29.-A dispatch received
at the Merchants Exchange cf Boston reports briefly
that the Geo. A. Wright, Of Portland. Captain
Joseph Brooks has foundered at sea. and that all
hands, seventeen in number, saved. and
landed at shoburne, Move Scotia, on tho 29th, by
the schooner Joshua H. SanbOrn Of Gloucester
The Of the loss of this ine new vessel few days
from port her first voyage, caused considerable
prise among shipping men, who fully acquainted
with her stancA and seagOng qualities She sailed from
Boston tho 18th OF October bound 10 Liverpool hay
ina board fun Of IN the absence OF all
particulars of The disaster, it - cOniecturrd she
must have been overcome by terrible storm The
Marine Inspectors AT this port pronounced her Of
the strongest and best equipped vessels that has been
here for long period The George \. Wright was built
AT Yarmouth, Name, the present ycar 926 tons
jstcred and owned by MessTs. Benz. Webster aud
Geo A Wright. OF Portland, ~ j. Libby. OF New York and
Others. and valued $4,000. she probably
insured la Portland Her cargo. comprising 53.SI
bushels Of corn, shipped by Messrs. Bartlett
Brothers Co.. oi BustOn, and insured for $4,000
equally divided between the Ph@niX and Paci1c offices.
OF Now York.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
AMERICAN POPCLARs MANAGEMENT.

A. j. Reid continued his testimony yester-
day before Referee Warren, in the American Porhar
Life Insurance case He told how TOO company made
efforts to induce persons insured TO surrender ther
polcies list Of those holding life policies was made,
and DE- Lambert checked the names OF those who were
IN e asked 10 surrender their policies and take out ne"
oses What rule DR.. Lambert followed the witness did
not know. Prior to December, i y. the company ea
issued mol c@s the premiums which were 10 he ai
in adyerIsing Many Of these premiums were entered
ccn,bor RI 1sT2 10 more than $4,000. The company
issued after 1872 the said, large number OF
,,nlicies which were taken by p0icy y-holleIs
Segrlr 600 Of these existed tbe tine OF the comPa
1,s al 4.outcn Some we're in the hands Of aGcntf and
some i'm e Office but all represented - regularly
nntstandiur Tie premiuius were pot down 80 uneO
lecisd and deferred. some 0 these policies were IN
iorrJ a. if a Loan had been 1iadr them. The object
IN doing this WAS IN issuing tAcse netons
nocies Or Lambert directed the business OF the com
,anv The investments made by tne TREASURER, hr
5on.roft From 1871 u 1877. the company never bad
on hand NJ. Reid asserted, TIE saOunt OF cash when
apDoarCd n the annual reports Ihc examination Was
adjourned until tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
DIssAT1sFIED AND RIorOUs SAILORS.

For some time. sailors shipping on the larger
vessels from TIN, port have been dssatif with their
wages and efforts have made by the Sailors Board
ing House Association TO have rates established
follows; S25 month upon all American vessels sailing
or the West Iudies south America and the NedieT-
rnueap with $50 adyauce 500 a month vessels for
San Francisco ana all other ports around the Capcs with
S,O advance $50 a month vessels where the is
20 be DISCHARGED at any port away from home win $50
advance Many shpmasters tnnk that these rates are
more than just
Broadway discuss the acton Oi shipping agents and
boarlug house keepers VINO. IL asserted have been
tbppiug sailors low rates OF wages receiving tnem
selves percentage Tor their ssrVlccs Matthew
MrI,lr, Precedent sailors Boarding House Asso-
ciaou presided ana over two hundred sailors attended
me inesug procession was formed FOR the purpose
of visiting the different shipping offices and requesting
sSiou ia through J2nesSt, stones ana nud were
hurled through the window Of hcCafray's boarding
bouse. the sailors having become Rn9ry bccNGSe
NcCafray had shipped saiors on board o. ne
q Rr.ffulan william Roles, I. COnuOrs JOnn
Anderson Mathew Head aud samuel tuge, WHO
uaa ibis attack. These men, Mr. AcErOy stated, We're
iptONealgd These men were Afterwards bcld Tor cN-
a,oiYstiOu al the T3mbs Police CJurr The proc ssiOn
fbcu marched through Markest TO Cherry, 10 Oliver 10
N.w-0wery 10 Chambers, along South-st to COcnties
SIP, calling along the route upon several shipping
agents who promised IA cooperate in the attainment Of
tho objects OF the sailors. The procession then went 10
pier No East River 10 ascertain whether or BOT the
crew had shipped al low were on board OF the
Detroit The police for ed the crowd back however,
when a bOlserOus sailors went into the
sbipppg office OF Mr. Junier the old FraDku MARKET
building and broke down the railing. Mr. hckrOy col
lectod the together again ana alter warning tEem
10 desist from HOtOus demonstration dismissed
them. Another ing is 10 bo held al Botanic Han, on
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
4 NEW Association oE AMEEIcAN ARTIsTs.

a number of the younger American artists
recently formed an association in this city, entitled the
American Art Association and elected the following Of
fcers President. Walter ShiIaw; yicePresdent Au-
gustus Gaudens secretary, wyatt Eaion treasurer
Louis c. Tiffany. The first movement toward this organ
izatOu occurred last Spring Now the enterprise has
taken definite shape and received with favor
by young American artists. both at home and abroad.
IT has been resolved 10 hold The first exhibition during
tho coming Winter The association is not Intended
rival OF the Acsdeny of Design as at hTst sup
p0sed. II il simply independent OF The Academy Some
OF its members already acadencaus and associates
OF the Academy 1t is believed however that there s
room for al least exhibitions each season, and
tile new society Will have important work perform
thai IL not done by the Academy Itself. The
eation holds weekly meetings. and al One which took
place last evening, encouraging letters from American
artists abroad were read.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
SHiP NEBS.
rOEr OF NEw.foKk

rOtcr OF NEw.YoRK. .-...-.... ....-.- -..-oV' -
CLEARED -.
steamship Beverly. Wallace. PhiAie'phi~ '''
Hand. .,.... p,u.t.tnhts- peni.. JsilcJ
Hand .. ,,,r.-. -, nj A Abbott
NJ amship EeauOra. Johnson F0rtisc Me 51,bt..S Co
Ss,n 10 Il, ,ertram tNorl Rod Lsrfpoei lUn,r Srucs
ship Atlas lNor.l, Gunderson, CORK or f''N''
SYnfp Atlanta (Nor., Gesdah Cork or Falmouth '0
C. Tobias n co. . . -. gbarles L. NTight
IN ui. Maker Boy nto London. Brett ION 70 70
Har9 CI-oidce Baya lItal }, billo, OieclS'O"" ~
Benham & BOyesrn. -........ pivmouth cr fs-
mouth for orders. J. &. Srlger - ,o,s or Fainoutl
C. Tobias x Co. 80, =, =. , ral,,otth for orders
Bark Abraham AUST Nldos SoiA ut N"
sIocoyioh x Cu. :. ,,tuneuth Tor ofieis
Ssys Itin ryorA Olsen Bristol Eng, C. lnHLd In.
Bara nosa Is. QtaL. BaIbageoia, HUI @hs"
kar
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
SUING FOR GOLD COUPONS.

Joseph Hunter sued the Port Royal Railroad
Company Of South Carolina and the Georgia Railroad
and Banking Company for 5000 gold coupons south
gBge which hss been Olec0sed, be presented In
tGat court. The suit here begun by attacninent and
before Judge DOnOhue yesterday motion TO
the attachment and stay al proceedings. The
points take that suits for gold suits
tn code for money only" for which attachment
may ISSUE and that Dy comfy the court which nrst OBJ
tamed control Of entitled 10 retain IT, Judge
DOuOhue reserved his decision. Townsend a Weed ay-
pear z plaintiff; James = >tearns Tor deiendants.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
RrsINEss EMRARRAssMENTs.

petition to have the firm of f. o. Tufts
4 Co. late s3 worthst. declared DaDXrupts.
been filed by Charles G Hyde. of the partners The
indebtedness OF the firm 1921 OO0 and Mr. Hydes per
sonal indebtedness is S23Os. large part OF the liza
biities is on drafts OF the Thames WOoen Company for
the accommodation OF the firm. The largest creditors
are Eben Sutton. Of North Adams ssl 1873 North An
dover Mills S52776; Metropolitan Bank, 100000
Importers and Traders National Banh, 500 W.
a. snltb $1,000 Hanover Bauk, mS,jlS Worcester
Feltinc Company, SI2162. The firm suspended some
time ago and the only assets which are mentioned IN the
schedule are claims against Mr.. Tufts for 1924 900
on the petition Charles w. Martini creditor, Judge
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
FERNANDINA's DISTRESS.

Another appeal has come from the fever
stricken people Of Fernandina Fla Mayor Ely, yes
teIday received the following telegram from Mayor
Ridde' -
FERNANDISA, Fla, Oct 27, 1877.
10 the Mayor Of Ncr- lOTk:
W. are igai1 conpc led to ask charity from fellow
coutrvueu We have at least month longer O subslst
500 families aud before business be resumed. We
have on hand 1900 ouy. and prospects that viii
require q keep the well nom starving aud 10 sup
l,y tho sick with uccessacs We have resources 40
f. back upon, town depending upon commerce We
beg aid generous cJuntrymen can afford Us
: 4. RIDDLE, Mayor.
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30

The examination of 30 Christian Roos,
banker OF No 20 statest charged with swnding. was
continued yesterday at the Iom0s Police Court John
IbstroIp asserted that sold him draft Sweden
for 81 100 which was dishOnored j. L. Strander pur-
chased draft for $50, which proved TO be worthless
sarI Tillendcr testified that draft for $50 dis
honOred John L. Brewer, attorney Of No. l73 Broad
New-York tribune., 1877-10-30
RANK TROUBI Is.

BOsToY Mass, Oct 29.-The Directors of
the Union Market National Bank OF water,own, Mass
TO day issued circular containing letter from me Ma
tional Bank Examiner recomme ndng reduction of cap
tai from 900 to $4,000 owing to the depreciation
M secu,ites Tho directors approve of the rec0mmen
dgi ION and have called q meeting to act upon H.
CHICAGO III, Oct. 29.-Reeeiver Iurph hed his state.
rn.nt of the Fidelity savings Bank this morning. u
shows the liabilities to be SI,3l5,O54, aud assets
-llI