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New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

ros-5v Vow 2l-Cotton quiet, Miting y aci Low ND
sii1- II r Ordinary, lO'fc. nee receints bl blfs
r.s lI75 bales, exports % Great Bu'n' noncj stocA
'B,IIi,l5sr NOV 2i-Cotton firm 1hldling. lo7c. Low
Wifinr lobe. Good Ordinary, l0ic neg receipts nohsi
,1.-. If bales. exports, cy3-fNlar 100 Jalts, sIes
ll hrIes. sDuucts. / > bales; stock, JlJ1 bi'o-. $1,000
rr .gtt-ris 24-tJrOl ac I'VE anu nturft II ilnG
io1r,. Low Midung lD-4c Good Oriu1ry. I'D '"c: net
ruis . G- bales. cXnorrs 10 Che Continent nOnei sales
juD bales. st0ca. 1918 bales. .,
-'Envr-r., Nov. zl-C0ttoL Guiet quotations rotlsei
Nildrry I0Lc. Low Middlng FI.; 'uof ordinary, ~
ue -prrnr 1903 bdes gross. 2iu3 bales exports 10 H1
r-tH1u none: tO the C0utmenL none coAatWisA stto'
,a.s. .lls- J. Sol bales -tOcS. Gi.l62 bales.
IsIl-.flfr. N0v. -t.-Op.tsu qiutti MitlliAg. lO4c
MOBILE. nov. @t.-C0ftn nrps NiiilnE l"'7'" ioyg
Nrrlile f.. Good Ordinary 203'-' n"f rcipts Jo-7
blr- exports cOastWls- 2JI Dacs sales, LOU Oes s'c@
4JA5T htf~. .r.,,,...- ,o- ~. . q an,
NfIIfIur 1H3t- Cool Ordinary. 5fi n.t ferrpi-, 80
ba... gross 800 bales exports o 'Feat billaH It-5
l1r. o 4e onrnrnt none cOastNlse, none eAes 7VOV
''PniApErrHIA. Nov 2t-Cotton firm; Mddlng. II s.;
rg- 81, tla- Ilc Guud Ordinary lo s. neg tectipl-
01baI. yra.- LOB bales. exports 70 Great biL onr
s4r. 4Ul bales, sales 20 slnnefs 80 baos s'"eA 30
bales ,r.s,t,. fo.c. ~
Nflu, iO15s GOOD Ordinary J'ic, net Ecceln~ D. -
rrl-s ZTsT bales, exports, c't"s' l'ttt S4t'' ~
Gr.4fPrtlin nouei TO France. none 70 the continent
nome sal.- l. I2T bales, stock, Ni,-~5 uaies.
~ LOfs. Nov. -L-Cuuon hrmff: Mltlhf lV-t',
r.riUt. lUI0 Dars: sol Iaents, Lli- oaeai sae I57-
bales. stock. 1903 Ol'cs.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

t~h it4ra- 'fiiud tJl.-, JuJ-U Dalcs.
S:, SSsysssti 3s5i g ii55 45 a5tts2 A2'Iitits22 i3
ia'4a5r 9irr ..iI3 @ . 5Iae-. Isy - s3 1888 1888
3iarc2 ..;.ll.55 @, ll56 ll56 August.......l2O5 l2oe
rl.Te: AND NEA FIogR les, active H1lrket without
de,tra r'Aner sport demand mod,ratr loolns INQUIRY
loc crJng 3loo b0l Minnesota Eztr 775 bb.,. -uperauo:
winter Wheat Ev'ra s5 Glq-7; 1000 bbis. civ Mi
Etra . 49, Easans 90 q 20 ~ % Vet IRir. ,.,
aai Western. >. 75455 25' Common &. FAIR Ez..ra
-ilc - tV1-2 ' ar 70 'Al,- - % els', -
Cto'ce 81 .1-s, g common y Good Extra ohi9 :,
snzure $ 1881: Clear s5gsd9); s.nght S5es7 5g
Fl.p' r, 1S4+y ,o, , low 10 Good N'rt ~ o'SS,,o ool ~
ca@.,rc e, 445- - iie meet so-inz "a da # ,c,
GGroo.io 2rss s-is- 3 Fancy FAMILY. ss 5S s j0 %
pYE FL0te more actiyc prices unchanged sales. 600
1. srpeflee - l,5i 81 liiIcr an & ne 90
urnane-d sales 25O bu.h.....CoAKsE NEAL as beior-
vrLEATa7lc ,I hsher . Active EXPORT, 1a.r
home ir'd mo]cIair plsne-s IN rr1rs, S5,'';, -P2;
d sd 81 3l ~ Nyansee = s 20. ! 9IIwaq.gs
Wes'rfqi- 56es 80 Waier i.rd C1n4al a. ~ ~
80 W'Ier y 80 sr.5 ' ~ D ,IiyS51loe, M 1fevsr,e
ai yesS 3s gg,n W ST. So d:,t %9:eF i.es I. i9 9s
a1rr Al 5I9 bd. -l 50 assed: g. 2 ~prnr D,cemher
\ NNH LNs
.rt asked. Northwest November, Fl % hii, - Jj
/ l--,f. December 3a bi1. ~ 33il asked, do.,
J T.rYgrr 2 Sflt bib 81 30 asked KlE qust
-t4-Gr N.sf.-n. -GI-sc. -tgte....--.- Is r.
r- ,r5f,rif. vnor mai e demand. saI. s. Oi0
R1wci Str = i@c ller rice for fvo iolis o
arr ,e vti1 weess. U1~rliel Can-d1 7ir hon -9c
fr.cBARLFN MALT firm mir inquiry -a.e' 25Jro bush
C.aiia arrivo, pri. PtA-tt al. ttrrn.
cad, southern. Rack Iy. o. Last OlN WlihoIt
dericl rnaags puce fairly active export moderate hoae
TRADE demand liuitcd pu hra litIe~t -l" 9OuU PUSH
iHc'ns Z1o goo bush SPOT NO 3. 6yGtici No p 63 4c
cr I'-. 'trs t" ~ n.L' p' '' SO = 1uie. p' 2'
loser price VITA favorable r1i son o pa ''sei1i Fo 3toe
''', st t i ''..,,rr ~ ls4iai ,c l,s,3t t7'
t2. a-,.' 90 ~ M ti c%1 % qT p.q. pa 3-4 ~ &C.
h--'t , r,,'-.,rv a go I5,i tl
tr- i,n ,.,tt,,ur n,.,,-al a., lp.,. .1 r'ias ~
! t- nDi .r.I r = nIt1 tutc. . white Lr. Z
i ,.t. ,,-...-- ~, ~ ... lf.,.f u-r.,r, .q 5q.
as 400, t., a. I'M. b. 900 ,-.i ~, . (,'.,,
I lt. -t-t - i-s-'r il, ui-I- -'.' '.' nit.
r -f,..- s.l. q
/ n ant i'f l. ~ -" ' ttti F-'f-'i aDs r-l1 1r-t
I l'I i'' -.t,.v
I .- ID 'l...l
- - l' Dh, y l'HS- ''' -+iuA' - ie" = l0H
I 81 .-I ti .i,l. -,.- s.t.,..
! HAY AND s. NlttAN -ii,, i1'.,N t'F'' Aiht lt'th11
L''Hi -'.t" ,rf f ,r- ,l.i 1it 5-t-9 .tr,,yy
ti-. irI '1rr1,a.I: a.iive m ear- p,It of
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Z. o.
This showing shorld explode TIE popular idea ,aat
C-.t Britain Is entirely dcpcn 'cut up0u the Cntef
s.'rs fo- s sl1o. o- wheat sare tie new c-og came
iho .mporr into the United kingdom have been
ly 6ouh.ethe import. 10 the corresponding 'ao months
OF 1870 nLt have Horl only 100000 cwL less than ~
thc $50 months of 1'75 Bu, of tins total acrcase o.,
42l!3tl cwt. over tnc .rlnorts of 1876. the United
States have secured oos l17I09- cgt, aui are scual-
~ iol cTt bsAud tlcIr total IN 1875. tbs
.ult s largely due 20 the horcs Lca out 20
famrrs tLGt they would obtain higher prices
on idca which was steadily co4aatted iu III.
column. NV that tic opportunity for eaoap
Vt'r transportation has bc'n os unless lhcrc ls large
aire1ce iu tc price in Europe of which there seems 10
i 'iie p-osDcc.le farmer mast either bo.I hi5 grain
t- spring. or accspt price 3s mach Dee. than ta3t
cl ae could have obtained ~ tle cost Of TRANSPORT.
tou is greater h- rail than by water. let our Western
fnds wIo crying for cheap money take tho lesson
to lcart Hae They promptly marketed thcS -ra.n. tey
Ir badly would have considered that the mo1oy rccog
lor ' s4old laye been made equal 'u value % gold
Tie speculation on the stock Ezchaugc lus dragged
during tlo whole werb, ani alfhcIgh DO some stocks
prices higher the Who'll. business has Pc come ono ~
endurance speculative fylt against events. with
c-1,a! enlisted o1 tie side op srd the facts. TIE
CnE i-e shares ere noid up against facts, NLch in
natural marsct world almost create panic Light
business is admitted BY officials who ar not connected
With stock operations Jut i II gore not admitted the
da.y hunins 81 the movements OF produce would show
&c. Our of tota receipts Of 1918 CC7 bushels ~ grain at
fs pDrt She week euCiug oy y. only g25 JOG came by
~ the alroafs Recent railroad rcp1rts arc adverse
We claws n great improvement which have emnnated
from ofSeiai sources. The Lake Shore ana Michigan
r9alhcFn RAILWAY report for The year ended June 30,
1871 uale % H. STATE OF Ohio Is before us and II pre-
WITH iho.e oi the coupany's rce1inr animal report for
TIC IeA enGcd LecemOor Jl 1876 " course the Dus-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
THE MONEY MARKET.

oYr-rYlI RryoR7 v T. STOCK ErcHANSh 'N'
N0rEMBER q. 1871
sTCCN DEPARTMENr-IO| NND
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

generally commanding higher prices To fays b-nfs.
was hat limited. and prices yielded from I'VE ""st
Of the week We annex the latest street quotau"Hs'
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26
,a Prices OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.


large business done IN Governments honds during
the week ana prices were Irregular the pcf cents
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

r,,.,.,n,-r T. Nov Zt-1ne PRINT Cloths markc,
t .,,@r Al the opsung prices of The 3'.s. cash
5r "s,rl al xBl and % - oa, i0r 5dAy0 sales VI tho
Neck J.,2uN.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Tile following is q comparative statement Ot the ok
norris of specie rCu the port of N-wN0lk rp foreign
rors lom January 20 this date or period 0f twenty
4v wears
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Crrr-,sl Nny 2i-Ths D.ore.s' yogTn reports ctrrLE-
,-i.fs ; O head. " fhr lI.lt0 heal Shipments 20
tly 100 he'L Good -hppmg Valves d,ii sl's - - -
80 Ia $40 ..ers rU4r1 o. Prime Fctt.tEs weak, 40
- ~ 5O. Safve Butchers quiet; Cows, ~ rs
r. :. o0 80 s. Texans n moderate request, 10 - - q
81 20 CblIfed. . lO4Ei. , ,r, ,,,, -,
'r1.s- fiec.lr.s 1000 head The week. lO9tOo had
,r.pt n.v ZOO head an grsAe- on. Heavy shipping
I'm, t "a 5asi 20. Mixed Packing easy az - .0esi 40
Iignf. "a -. ,.., .,-.. ....t, ,o,o h..1. mar
kct gull, sales 80 s-1tL
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Rosr0y NOV 2L-WooL-The demand rs iair manufactu
- ,r.r-1. % purchase frr iT and holders are tro
,r- m -raut raises. nor 'hsf:ne the prices pre- lw
, factury prices from tHl wees i
~, -ot 81 -.isnf' yet stOcN tp lnv cNtrn. There
IL. fnar more inquiry Fine - fcss Comhilg ahi prlane
r-l.' res continue 20 me Prices rutio.t Tor
,le mouth. past and al available lots are taken rs
.,.f ma r1dul The in'ndc ONO ani ffnns'flnia
tS.,r, No l. Xxx and above %. 42d &c, M.rigan Wis
,u and o,her Fleeoes. jJia i3c Combing and br'nts
Iuya-tnI ava NI Illn's abd53ts secured. tN4
- . rgn Washed 81 Ql2,.. super and lnleL -, ("
~ c,lrua quite and active consider hlo or the saos N
bene thl- description. Surs ~ Fan 20 l4ntic.
r,r s1a1c. The total sales of domestic for the week
an -tAt %
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Tho average rate received per mile for reshl anu P
senJers C,r fbe two years as follows:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

The gross earnings of the Chra-o Milwaukee AMI 80.
" -'' 1--g 1876 1877.
1t-t r-. r. ~ ~ov ef,-et2 e.-7-43 o0o
. I-.-i-'..-- -.rofe,l -.-rtv-7 -.Dfr.5Z- -.HU+iDt
T,t,- sine. J,1. lee. s7s-54.O a7.2z5.I-I s72e561t
Te receipts Of lour and grain %! th' principal Atlantic
ports tlls 2Ita dgy oi vel0sr were:
Nar-. .ra--
New-York tribune., 1877-11-26

Total since Jan .-a1s-, ,.-I.1-4 --o---oJ' 7-'pol"-l
The following ere tIe dry goods imports included 10
Oh. above period:
week. 1878. 1870 l-lI.-.
Entered 40 .ne port. E4HltfN &Lul s17S ? tn-I'
Throw ui.ht..... JGa.lot rlf.ob3 -tit-''
fnterai al 70. so10l7.73o s-sIGt7e- F1e9lto-l
ilarke..--. 80 2JJ 65S 7Cf' jl7G 7arl3-"1
the week ending November H. and since .e be ginning %
thr wear. follows:
,r.t.t.rr fl,. rre.r ... 200
.-.,... r,-.,,,r-t t4nu.a 44l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

Receiver Hurd. of the Third Avenue Saw
inas Bank states that the suite againot the trustees
bonds VIII be lriel The first Monday On December.
Several 81 the trustees have oncTed 10 compromise by
pagine afty oets Illar This on has been &c
clued Mr. Hurd expects 90 De- able to pay second
,drrd Of 20 Der c,ni 20 deposi1ors Judgment
been obtained Oh inc bonds ana the money collected,
which amounts 10 100000.
Receiver Laurence. OI the American Poplar Life III
sur4nce Company sthcs tina OF che persons sued
fOl dividends aud unpaid subscriptions, are anxious TO
settle and thru Erastis Brooks 0arcd, basis OF
compromise, 20 surrender uls exchanged pohey TOY
~ . 900 THIS. Nj Brooks thinks should DE pied,
ua-muc rs stock which he says cosi nn $4,000 ~
catH, H. worthless The receiver mas MOI set dttded
TINS eise, Dul lo viii probably accept Nj broOks Offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
MR. coWLEY AGAGN COME FORWARD

Edward C0Wley, In the name of the Shep-
herds Fold OF the Protestant Episcopal Church OF New
York applied yesterday to Judge Lawrence FOR man
damn, to compel Auditor Jackson and Controller Kely
To pay TO Marmour B. Edison, treasurer Of the Fold,
tie $1,000 Appropriated by the city 20 IT, NJ Dean. on
behalf Of the citv offered opposition letter signed
b. Mrs vi Ham II. Vanderbilt second drcctress. and
Mrs T. A. Tucker, treasurer Of the Fold, requesting
t.at the money be paid to no one except themselves
The following letter OF Theodore Roosevelt. commits
si0ncr of state Board Of Charities also read:
copy or the minutes Cf The Shepherds Fold, as sent
M the lawyer. fails TO convince me- That tie present
ai1ccfs are en- tiled t. rep c-cnt taat nS tuition. eli
CLOSE am exhibit from which you VIII S" tlaf Mr. I'd
ward C1nley app To have been principally iu-iru-
mental IN leciHg rhe present ard, while the minutes
m 10 account disappearance OF those trustees I'D
whom tie city p1id 5000 IN the years ~ So and
Is73: indeed bee presents Up miuufcs between y iue D.
1,GJ. and February ,, 1877. abe lady VINO acted ts
dr-i Al lccfrcss of institution when II was achnoW
a.c by tne clty. Ms. pnip Nau Rensselaer,. - no IN
i.nrsor. Mrs. william H. Vanderbilt, tile second d.
rcrtrrss that she understood that hiE CONVEY et
the Institution before she accepted her position NI.
VIM II. Lee who WAS one OF the Advisory Committee
writes me: d" can assure AOu Nr CO|lcr is n no way
the representative OF the shepherds Fold have
h.rn unable 10 he secretary AID treasurer who
served at that time, 5ut hope 10 ito SO soon.
MI Dean said an alternative maudamus should Issue
under tho question who was entitled TO the money
could De tried. Judge Lawrence SO ordered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

II was reported yesterday that thirty seven
suit. for oiocmcni had been brought against their ten
ants Dy Levy Brothers The strikers say tnot TINS action
OF the manufacturers win eventually break up The ene
mcnt-sob system. but the manufacturers declare that
tue rooms occupied by The dsrOsses~cd strikers are en-
eaged at hy other tenants who are willing 10 WORK
foi them. The strikers Executive Committee reported
thai IL mas 1870 rooms ready for those VINO are ds
possessed Che ci-ctmcut suits % Foster and Hson OF
MIdcn and o. JacuDy wore reported a. shisscJ SlA
teen families turned Out OF other tcLen, hjS ana
taken Do, tic strikers 10 rooms, The firms Of Mini,
on Last Broadway, and OF Busch, on CAaih1n--, were
reported % have agreed 10 pay union rates. dispatch
v a. received nom Quakertowu, Pom. stating that q
frn whose cniOv, uJd struck, mad acceded o. To- lat
tors demands IEe receipts OF the day 1929 81.
Tie manufactures viii hold netting at Cooper lusu-
IN al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
BrsINEss ENBARRAssMENTs.

Browns & Gorham importers of fruits, at
Ne Is Frou.-st.. have been adjudicated Involuntary
bankrupts The liabilities S1S402G, and assets,
S1I0ij4.
At meeting Of the creditors of Theodore Neander,
Grocer nj Nos pa and 972 Third-ave, yesterday, an
Offer for composition thirty ccus tc dollar was
presented. The schedules give liabilities OF Ij2l53
assets ar 500 9i2.
JOHN NJ GItau was elected assignee IN bankruptcy ~
dc estate Walter Brown and his son Henry T. bIo"n
~ No I22 Churc-st., Yesterday. CalMs against waller
Brown Tor @61OT9 20 ana against Henry ]. Brown tor
S3G945 II. we've proved Anna g. Brown holding claims
against tlc Two for ahOat SJlobO a.
Assignments for The honett Of creditors were Med
YESTERDAY Iy c. Iucuapu a. Co.. Of No. routh william
:. 90 Edward Kelly: hoy !. 81 ph Lontun 10 Abraham
Oct ngcl by KtZugcr Brothers, dealers III shhts at
No 81 lcDnlId-s, 10 John ByerS 10y AUGUST banri;,
mrat-icaIcf No 81 Yes yst.. 10 Itscml C. lauetFln
bg William GooaGiud 90 David J.. walter; by John q
Simous TO Albert Van Dyke.
Tie schedules Of Frames Tones, o. Nc q Mmdtnlanc'
cages 4Ic S2iC-2t o. AiS nominal assets SOL,
6l3 20 aud his raj assets Sl2l74l -. HIS iaf-cet
creditor. the Gali3un National Dah, "a iJJV ana
tlc Fourth National Bank, $40 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
COURT OF APPEALS.
PROCEEDINGS. DECISIONS AND cNENpAE

ArRAvY y Y Nov. 2o.-Proceedings in tibet ourt
of Anrea TUESDAY November 20 Appeals from ol.,as
No i97-Veru agt. SteTum, argued by Z b bio.n ~,
EalI0n relDonde1t. No. 330ln ic M,ll
al nrgue ly Ashbcl Green cr appellant p p Hbs ~ -e
rs.,,ondauL No. 376-Iu Marsh argued hy W. W.
F,l,rd fnr aprlsnt George j. Greenfield Tor rsponu,hS
No G-g-In e. Kycrs argued b. George T. ANcS io res
lam Gco~gr l. tirernNrl for rcsponD ont No 3St-LN,
afein * l. argued by r b. ians0ni if lst
Appeal tlisint lth
General Calendar; No 2li-booth AT hehoei ab""'
resumed. Case SIN on $500, So. Nation for
re,r,.u,nent denied with D cCstlllock agt DoWng to
oi ..iouted time Of making mohu Az
49, ~ Chase act. James. Notion denied sln -
sose- Iouos AT. Anderson hcElwain aet ~" is's
49,, earn,,i VII ~ latlNRyt ucte~
In, gtnyat turned win cOsiaWitc agr BAXTER BAiy
t.1S~et Nattreu at. Freedman. Oflela Oi $3.50
ani snectel Term reversed and report OF Ic', ~
s1r1ped and Application denied, With costs, Cclhs ~
ns order Affirmed with costs. Ia ~ nOnepfdrr ~
Without costs ths court 10 eiihec parry Ss ~ss"' Wv
orIar In r. SttlkeT lie Rlyt.r age Lombard 90 o.o ooo
Day Calendar wednesday, Noy. 2l-Nos slo ]io wv
on 40 COS. lOS, lsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RAPID TRANSIT LITIGATION
TURNING TqIE TABLES on OPPONENTS

The New-York Elevated Railroad Company
seems 10 grow and active ON opposition hos'oi
day IL broke ground IN TWO directons-aI 'h"'n"u
souae where small force OF mou was set at W"IN f"
tiny down foundations FOR thc Bowery ana oru-H''
rneh OF the road: and IN LEGAL proceedings Oysonohs
the papers TO be served sut agai 81 the Ni'h Az
eunc Railroad COMPANY. to recover S3oOooO d"maEos
ALLEGED 10 have been sustained by the Elevated from
M alleged conspiracy the part OF toe oleh"'"'S ~
iniurc aud "a troy ryai eois35r ,to1 pood sold
Yesterday d he was IN favor a. prosecuting eN,.
~ corporation that hHd obs INctei 1n % IN Ind
nj noon satisfied IN abide iy test ease nut hdu ON
fsned isnuctinn after u junction generally in the same
interest aud with the purpose ot making rs much irruoe
and delay as POSSIBLE Tie Elevated koGN haW ~ 9i
800 mo a rue' l1ir.ti0n that 80 almost tcd u,
and would give it's pcr-ocuicrs season ~ LEGAL 'NciSV
ii, eboygn thaf ther, had he.u conspiracy to crush
n terrse IL believed tine COMPANY had sun, red
damaCr to fhc extent OF 5000 per d2y li" .ny N
tisns eel ON 10 by tac N.atl Avenue R1'itoaG A
Gouhle track road could bc run chcaplv as slng,
tr.rk The compny uld not iu1 trans ~ lleIN gus ~
less than c IA. minutes on snet " cS, "I' 40 ~ tbc
Ia relieved ly q double track of The dcli'so .nc
switches Sc could run trains 90 intervals OF "' VI ~"
Dudley Fcld attorney Of tho Elevated Roae snld yes
ferd.y that un Ter late decision o. t 1t " .
en- "o,{" w I'M ,e but it must be in the nature Of
aud have the clements Of an achoh 80, MAJ ~ ic, fr
non The sureres In snch ease could not ne hole
amounts greater than those for when they pfe"5
sur,tics hu the principal comd oe N,lo 's ,,. oil
r,o5 ad help reguired 10 give only 1000 secalS.
Tho sui AGAINST spader. who l0l SIX mo tiS No. %in"
jrimrfiou su agsmst the Battery c%tensi0n' was o,,s
"a. nod Sfldpr's sureiics were for V3,OJO D'ih'Iv
Tero claimed from han &C the rate OF $3.50 paf Gay
Tor six months Proceedings against I,u,u nm T bn,
owns r~o.,rfv ~ T ont were 10 nave Dt oc-u ''
NJ stsn, nnd appealed from the decision ln ms h9nc
ron suit and tnc appeal must Poe heard uISt I
iaf testified In court that d. WAS not paying uo"ai
himself fol tnc injunction suit showing cify tha1 az
as b.irl nut ward bY OTHER persons re U '",
thai much sunlight necessary IN lis lIcmso, TO.
examination of SPICES. and that the tivyaled hd"'g
VS. clcl iaiel 90 Ola ken his premises mr. nero S-G
that rxaninaton slowed tnat me sun NEE i M
recfv an hls windows. except Tor very nlel 'io
midsummer and that bis windows we're cover" e vi
dirf am looked rs ii they had not been WasAtu loI
year story had gwen $4,000 sureues ana aH1l'ioi'
dnlnncc wound DO snu.ht lrNu nlIn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21

SUPREME CoURI-rH iiiBfH5- i'ncr' - - ,
Iai' 1870 200 222 --I, 800, 30, = - - .., 400 --o
SPECIAL rrB-Nau Nor' J.-C06. f3l 5l6 -. .-i .,'
81 g0l 500 s53 Il - 4~, i~i, $50. So, 2 49, so
Az 5-. q 500 $685. 49, 5g5 Gl3 Dji 90 Con- a l.
CigcIr-PARr T.-Doueluc. J. u 40 3 81 ID =
mai iit9 1908 G2S. 1852. a't 1913 IFS. lyi los
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burglary sciglnau Hig-ch, Roosr h..c. May - IA"''"
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-21
CuARGFD NM MURDER.
ANorHrR EXPLANATIONS OF TIE pEOWNINU OF
CHARLES SEYMOUR.

ANOTHER EXPLANATION OF THE pIOWNlNG OF
CHARLES SEYMOUR.
Coroner Elluger began an inquest, yeSter-
aav IN the case ~ Charles seymour, who was found
do,rne1 IN the Harlem River OCTOBER. sebastian g.
Ross and Charles Starck, fin their testimony hfst gwen
up,t,d m saving that seymour accompanied them TO
hotl, bouse Al the loot OF East Onr-huudred
apd-fourteenth-st., where they intended to hsh
Cor crabs: that Seymour who had been drink
iuc fell into the water ard before assistance could oe
wondered was drowned AT the examination. YESTERDAY
poss declared that he was not present when the De
cs6 man was drowned. hut hat hC Was irving 10 gam
access 10 the bath house. whore Starck iaf asleep
kfarck declared that he was asleep IN tlc tih "u'
Willie the two men were fishing OUTSIDE. Ihey missed
Syoor1 ofr iu the cvcuiuC hut un1l his 'Oy was re-
covered they did not know OF hs dcoth. ihrI tcN i
a. fcr cpr,uauv lust before Seymour ict then. Nhc
mo iury was hearing the testimony ~ Ross kNII re-
an sfed urrni.siOn TO explain, Wtcrcdpoh Joseph
klane~ az No. 81 lcvis-st., 1nicrteGca ana q"lC
on account of the ab-cncc OF two Witnesses the inquest
was postponed until today , .,i.
hffcr he uQucst Kurt and klan's lesuntd thelI
otilrrel and came 10 blows in The coioIers Once
policeman sent for, huf before ne arrived ir com
iafants Lad been separated From thc stories OF ii'
two mrt IL i, learned that kutz several months ago.
procured Indictment against me rim or olt ch f"lnco
Il Hermann hut unable o. carry y intp cAt ilo on
account of ih frm giving Din a. sale OF ih.F pOFTtN
t. frlr. rvmour. "a i0urncTUau W tnc uruI enpuN.
dispute epeucd. and an atrwut was maze U" -'l tic
hi Of sale from Seymour bIi the latter reused 10
give ~ no. aud when hc wen o tAc hath-ouSt col" we
MINT ofl- death, Star-k tried 20 take Tie paper li"h
hfr. WHtrt 81 BODY was recovered, The h ni sac Was
Inissue and hUrtz now claims tlat l was t@H'H iI,l
Seymour. and that he was then murdered boy beng
al.