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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12
SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1871,

county, West Virginia 10 Deed Of TfuSi RE- TN
s. page Gl2, will sell al the fiont deer o m CN',
house Of Eaid county, on '1' ''u''
SATURDAY, JULY 18Th, 1871,
Commencing at 10 o'clock A. A., all the tsl,,,,..
described portions Of lots numbered asTebis1r =, \
and eighteen u.s., a. designated on NE MI ~ ,g
addition 70 the city Of Wheeling laid % nv io Iuo
MeLuTe james II. Fonythe and other, M t ST19
North Wheeling, and aid lots arc lroniIb, A. ~
east aide oi.WUtt street. The parts Of MI ~.
offered for tale are described q IoloEa; BtSi,,ISss
al point on the east side Of West street. M io,,1
eight feet nine inches north Of the south i'm ~ Z,
No. Is! thence northWATdly and with Wt,t S,s y,
sixteen feet 10 the north corner Of 4 irIns ba,S
situated on part Of lotsHos II and IS; thepns 80.
Nardly with sid house and parallel with ihs ,1n,h
line Of Sald lot No Is 10 an Allsy: thepna ,,rib-
WArily sixteen feat; thonee NSstEHdly 10 IN H.
ginning. The Intention 10 10 Iell the northern NJ,
or tenement Of aid frame home With Tho vrnpn5
on which II stands, running back ,hO isms Sid,S
to the alley In the rear. WAN
Title believed 70 b good, but will CONVEY oplv
the title vested In me.
TERh1 or 6ALE-One-h1li or msfe. n ina r,,.
chaser 10 elect, In cash. the balance In two eoua in,
stallmonts ut ak and twelve months, notes tr,hbv
Interest 10 DO given and the title retained unIIl
payment u made In fall. ''
W. II. CALDWELL, Truy,rr
W. J. W. CoWpKN, Solicitor,
je9 W. II. HALLER, Auctloneer,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12
SATURDAY, tho lith day Of July, is,7,
HRusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of Deed Of Trust made bv roL,
Prince aud Mary Prince bis wife to me I'M S
Cd Trustee, dated June 18th, 1875, recorded n N.
once Of tho Clerk Of the County CouIt az n KS
county, West Virginia, IN Decd Of Trust Bock NJ
HOuSa Of aid countY on 'NSSVuI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1877-06-12
TNRUSTEEs SALE OLA
Valuable Rar'haIl County Farm,
Long known IS tho CLEMENS FARM.

BY virtue Of decd Of trust rsde by ChrleI
Fisher and Margaret FlIher, bis vile, Of MATShAll
county, West Virginia, TO tho underiEned Trustee,
dated the 9Th day Of April, 1875, and Of record
among tho iaud records Of AIrshlll county, West
Vlrsnia 10 Deed Of Trust Book No. /, pages 1918,
will on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Henry Smith who was arrested nv the revenue
officers N Their raid the Illicit dstery IN East toityIs
few weeks ago, hc2 YESTERDAY by m'td states
Commissioner shields 70 await the acton o. the 1ahd jury
William Nicbuhr. who arrested III September
Internal Eeyenue officers for carrying on an 1 aus
larV at Oue.lundr yiTSts and East River
was brief trial the United States CIRCUIT
Court Criminal branch YESTERDAY Judge eneh'i rtnande
him for The Grad Jury failed 0 find an indictment
against ms son William f. Nebnhr and he was discharged
from custody.
At the Washington Place Court yesterday Ed
ward Sullivan held III 1000 bail charge OF seng
clothing worth $40 Fa;Z of No 246 West Twenty
James Magnire who shot Charles Burnham. a
1rtndpr at "The Rag" No 2G3 WeSJ Scycneentst.
on the OH November last. held TO answer Burhan
has from his injuries and able to appear Ill
court yesterday
At the Yorkville Police Court Yesterday Andrew
b. sherman Of 40 GreiuWIchs st. held for trial by
Smith for emhezzement sherman was lately IN ne
employ Thompson w Decker dealer in milk OF No. 500
seycntst and II H. alleged that be collected
customers an ut SlO' which he failed 10
account for. Thomas Maxwell Of Ma. S46 SccOHdave.
charged with throwing lagcrbecr glass Richard Hone
and WOnnding him the head held in $1,000 10 await
the result of Homes injuries Harris Coupe painter was
for examination charge Of carrying aWaY RON
his residence No Ala West For lourtst and secTelng
furniture valued $40 upon which Joseph Gerard OF Lex
ingoI.aye and Seventy eighth ST. holds two mortgages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
CARING FOR NEGLECTED CHILDREN.

The argument in the proceeding by the
father of the Ellis children, who taken by the So
eey for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Children from
circus life at Poughkeepsic and retained by the society
after long legal proceeding the rart OF the man to
whom their father had indentured them made yes
erday before Judge DOnOhue, in Supreme Court Cham
ber The father claims that the children his and
that the sole result OF the former proceedings is to de-
clare that Leon Smith, to whom he indentured them,
has right them thus restoring the paternal right;
On the other side il was claimed that the children were
in the positions of strays, their parents having given
them for unlawful business and the state iindng
them IN such unlawful business having transferred them
TO those who would properly rear them Decision was
reserved. J.. sandcrs0n and Mr.. BOOkstaver appeared
for the father; Mr.. Deated and Mr. Gibson for the
society.
The officers Of company say that they have no de-
tre 70 deprive the father Of bis children II they can De
reasonably assured that he will not ut once return them
to the iujuriouS acrObatc life.
The boy Charles f. Barrett. whose running away rom
his mother i'm Boston 10 see the world and the big
trees of California, has been already chronlced was
present in court having been received 10y T. f. jenkins
The Superntc Of the NewYnrk ciety for the IRE
veton OF Cruelty To Children, from the California 80
sety 10 DC forwarded to the Boston Society
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY JANUARY o. 1877

ysg. M r. an ts g sag1sna Rose Eps' for Key
SAILED BY WAY on LONG ISLAND SOUND.
s M99 for 81 oeo n g for wp Sa Tor
wIND-sunset fresh, y. W.; clear.
FOREIGN POTTS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Jan 2i.-1hc steamship Frankfurt, capt.
Kiugkst g. 0, arrived
here to-daY.
f S fp JAM f I9 A. F ars o Mo Ur Gno from
E.s scns MC G eogS hS
POO Ta Tor Gr S big S@s s GE
F PyS a hs TSrsy Alert cas%S Ada Ame Sammy
PSiA1EiFlA Jan. Arrived Tqni.a Howe
e hooi.er and Alice Bordi, from Charleston clears
heSona Rh sSrs2a f9I
buzz Florida; ship Choe bark Laa Rooxh and Der
NOBLE Jan. 2i.-cleared Spanish rolacca vrscnes Man
PORT ROYAL = c. jan 24-Artved steamship carondeet
WUNIscToS ~ G. 2i.-Cieared bark Memoria tNor.l
from Snn b; Jas ~ Kirby from n De% rT
20 9, 4S
snip ss an T bk M %
for East Iondon Sot htrta sehr Harry l. wncu FOR
Baltimore. Sailed steamship LAWRENCE bark Lizzie Merry
r. SES at
pool yeserday los; mas er ad yar o. deck 1ad o
Sou a6aya 20 sydney s. w. has put into Banjoc
waDgi, leaGy
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
SOUTHAMPTON jan "a. The North German IIoyGs steam
ship Hermann: Rechman from NewYork Jan. II for
Breroen arrived hC re TO-DAY.
MOvUfR. jan 2i.-Thc Anchor steamship AnchOri1
Munro Ii for glasgow, arrived here
day.
MEMORANDA
steamship PERT, before reported ashore Chatham
has boace broadsac TO the beach and lies amdshps
across sandbar and all hopes Of getting her of
abandoned.
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON Jan. 2i.Thc British bark Xemia Capt Foster
which arrived at Liverpool yesterday IRON CHARLESTON Ec
% landed the crew Of the srr Richard Rhodes, wuich WA
abandoned Z. Tie shipped for the United
sates steamship Indiana which sailed
from Liverpool to-day for Philadelphia.
IFOr Latest ShtD ours Fin PdQe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
DECISIONS JAN. "a.

Suprcme Court Chqmbcrs-Bv Judge DOnohue.-
Sevmopr AFT Qark: Gancy Allen Davis act Murray;
pgs Bank The Murray Hi Bank ag Ceary; Cnrnen ag
Peuz; Stanurers ag Smith Mott agt Actua, and The Ger
man life Company agt Vilma Ct al Grantee
Nser Of Habersadt discharged The New 0rk
DVSinc and Printing Establishment Rehabilitation
granted allowance OF $3.50 Mundy agt Del2ney Connors
ag TITUS and the Excelsior Petroleum COMPANY agI row
Granted: memorandum Rusc agL COhtnOrier Ianted.
Py Judge Van Vorst.-Charrenter ACT Benole, and
Mapny agt. Benolel-M tons denied Win COSTS.
Con,oop PIons-Spec1i Tera-Bv Chief Judge DAILY.
Gnnd,msn art searies Judgment for defendant.
Ry Judge J. T. Ddly-SmOn agt- WoIth-iohon denied
with costs leave renew terms Stewart at Fields
Motion granted; plaintiff must apRy Oh mo1e or asG ,o
granted on Degraw aS DaIroW-MouOn eah cause
o d. laccd on specIa for tmd Friday O February
1877 Searle ai StrUngMOton grautedh dcicldan WITHIN
I'VE ays nav e taxable and Disbursements OF this
ton 10 dale his aud take short notice OF tal ioi
EeruaTy WOoiman agt The u y R0niDg D company
nv Judge Robinson-Rexter ag- sarin-Case and amend
ments settled. -
Marine Court hambTs-Bv Justice McAdam.-
Varartcs agt. MeIrct; Mayo agt morn
nil ag SeibreChtMoton granted for Fep u lane as
Motion denied without costs NeIlnEc et Senl.
HMotion granted for Feb 10. Mtnacht 2Gt DecOfy-Mo-
6n granted unless within days plaintiff pays $40 costs
and .s lntc Of Hilton agt Ludlow fOnld agl EeIn
nTI X t:le act Bernstein Josephine agt Witkowsk NIL
iar act T. s. Dairy CO.NotlODs GRANTED. stanford aGt
MooTt Deering DcmaC stle;auis Greer l. fOWeA
iCo ct COMPLAINTS disinssed condtonally. Wool
lev All. Observation-Disclosures allow ed Kelly agt
Gcorisu-James McNuliy, esq, receiver Mason agt Op
nenkcin.-FOnd appeal approved. MaltDy agi ooney
Kload.s agt. Wicscr; DIX agt 1Ot1ns Soic aet Hch
Iii Stcrns aet Watson; Acastni agt Bel Russo at
Manznn Ahern AIT fler Michael agt sehlel hotn agt
KIackncr Olsen sgL Peterson Goodman aSa rss,at a.,
Sii1n Orders granted WheelwrIght agt Blumberg-E
JacOis. receiver c-.--u
fled Jan - 1877. Wolf agt iamel-Fndnss died jan %
1877
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
CIVIL NOTES.

An assignment for the benefit of creditors by Rus
sell Ambrose e. Barnes filed yesterday with the
County Clers.
la the .upreme Court Chambers, yesterday, Judge
appointed Adams receiver OF the Etna Iron
Works at the salt OF former trustees
Judge Spcr in Superior Court Special Term, has
denied the defendant the suit OF James C. IIar
per against Julia C. Harper FOR alirony ara INC
facts OF the have been published In THE TRIBUNE
liz the case of William s. Searle against Thomas
sreng for services physician at Saratoga an order to
show why dean AGAINST the plaintiff should not be
Special Term, yesterday.
The trial of a suit by John Lawrence against the
Central American Insurance Company OF St Louis on policy
for 600 Oh umberyard being that the um
Der burned not that on which the policy was issued IS
TIal Tenn.
The suit of John j. Betz against ex-Sheritf Conner
growing ont of seizure Of large stock Of ale and beer by
position ina, me real owner has resulted after
Tees ta Te SG@m9 T the Ss for t &c.
In the suit of Nicolo Alcssandrc Bellez2i against
LELAND Stanford failure OF the defendant
diamond pin Judge Donoiue has deaiod motion by
Plaintiff resdent. but has taken steps showing that lie
intends become Resident and citizen % this state
In a suit in the Court of Common Pleas, brought
by Woodsn against the United States Rolling
stock Company Judge Joseph f. DAILY has ordered that the
plaintiff give Mt security for costs In 500 inc
pamiih cam IS l9a. Zoo me Vas wsr and lis xses srv.
defendants from pgoem1er - 70 oet96Gr iSI5 ne
az d 81 900 ior his expenses before he came here.
Motions in two suits against David j. Benolcl,
one by Rose Carpenter and the other by Leone Chapeax
were decided yesterday by Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court
Special In each suit the plaintiff CHARGES The
win assault snd SANDER and asks 5000 Tor me
assault ana battery 81 900 for the SANDER III both suits
the defendant succeeded on demurrer IN having thc com
nartifcdy framed AM II each srit ls
roInsrl gycd costs agant plaintiff The motion was 10
se ASIDE Judge Van Worst denies the notion
John H. Vanderzoe and William L. Nanderzee
have sued client. William s. slater of Rhode Island
aud OH claim he got from them on which they
had lien have Of They notice
O, What thew done Nj. Slater through Rhode Island
friend wiz: strong ultim9um that they intended 10 press
their clam motion mace yeatorday before
superior Court Special Term 70 Nacdte inc
order arrest the ground that 1t was being use rs
The plaintiffs that wa. rather
their former client TO procure Dal before
c,In,lr 10 NeNYork The do sion reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
GEN. WOODFORD TAKING OFFICE.

Gen. Stewart IL. W0Od10rd entered upon MS
duties as United states DistctAorney yesterday. In
accordance with the usual custom MI Bliss and Gen.
Woodford went before Judge Batchfod, where the rer
ing official formally presented his successor to the court
in few remarks reviewing the work of the office during
his term Of service Judge Batchford said that the
recent action s the several United States Judges efer
ring to their expressions OF approval Of Mr.. BLESS
services made the time of his application for reap
pontmen) warranted him in saying that the concurIing
testimony Of all the that the retiring officer
had discharged his duties with fidelity and zeal and
ability not surpassed by any previous incumbent OF the
office The work tn had been so Tar advanced
by Tie dScdt cooperation of the District Attorney and
his able assistants with the judges that the incoming
officer would not be compelled 10 encounter the diicul
ts ana which his predecessor had over
come Cen WoOdfOrd then took the oath Of office and
Immediately hecau bis work.
William Z Schey has retired from the office OF Assist,
ant Dstrct-AttOIncy TO enter into law partnership
with Mr. Bliss, and Haley Fiske, Gen WOodtords office
assistant. has been designated his successor IL Is
understood that James Dana Jones will he appointed one
Of Gel. WOOdfords assistants No other ONCE changes
have made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
OLD PARTNERS AT VARIANCE.

The old firm of John A. Gray and Samuel
Green. printers was broken up in 1860, Gray selling
out 70 Green for 100000. and receiving $4,000
u cash, tie paid with Interest on the principal
Cue, in sums OF $500 each quarter. The defendant
pad $4,000. acting at times as 0rays banker III 49,
Gray brought a suit in which the Special Term decided
that he entitled To all the balance at once the Gen
era Term declared that there had been TO default prior
IT, suit hut as instancuS became due, II they were
unpad, the Plaintiff might enter judgment for the sums
IN default
Gray aorward made an assignment Of his claim that
hd 20 scoud suit III wGicl /. decided That advan
Tag had been taken OF Gray's mental cuuIiioU ana
ottfec was catered setting aside trls assignment AN
appeal from this deere, now pending. Two motions
We're made YESTERDAY IN th" hrsi s't before Judge Oo
me. Ia Supreme Court, Chamber, - stay All MI
1fY Proceedings uutil the appeal IN thf second sun -
decided, TIE pth'r behalf OF Mr. cray 10 euteF al once
judgment all tho ms ailments GUr since "oNeahrr
81 amImting with Interest low 10 ABOUT $OVcOo
lie court reserved us decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
SUIT ON A NOTE FOR $40. 900.

In suit of Francis Morris and Il. L. Simmons
against VIII am H. Webb, application made yesterday
TO Judge speir for reference The plaintiffs that note
for $4,000 made by the North American steamship Com
pany, OF which Mr. Webb President, given them to
guarantee them against loss bond which they were
sutes for the company They had ultimately pay S36oo
Meanwhile they had given the note to Mr. Webb for coec
ton, aud they Mr.. Webb for conversion Of their
interest the The defendant claims that l,e
acted officer o the a1d liable at all ~ 0nIy
liable Tot the worth OF the note Involving Quesons as to the
pCcunary Of the company when the DEBT 10 the
plaintiffs matured lie therefore asks reference The
such questions involved hut merely the
questions the duty of the defendant N them and its per
1ormancc are buy The cd Ito de-
cison. b. appeared for plaintiffs Butler Sill
man 6 Hubbard for the defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
A MEXICAN mTJIoyAIPE's ESTATE.

Application was made to Surrogate Calvin
Yesterday for letters Of administration the estate OF
'oee Nestr Moucada Mcxcan millionaire who died at
'ae Ieir poI;aa Hotel aOOnt SIX week ago, leaving
PERSONAL property IN us city To the amount ~ %320ooO
hoacda came 10 NCNYoFt 10 years ago with BIS sister,
Sbd has since resided here, enjoying 30 receipts OF large
{tntStUns worth several millions near san Luis Potos
=, ftA 60 l;C died lciVin2 no viii, ana his slslcr
d"u"a MOuc.ta claims o"eaf 81 tie property ia ts
,nw'i}. g,nouatin 20 10000 ignItio MarIscal, the
4F-cdn hustr AZ Washington, ami Hiram barney, are
SA'y'l as ;.ImiHistratOrs They are required TO gave
0VL - u Tue sGIn OF S32O,O0O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
SUIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
JAN. "a.
PORT OF NEw.YORK...

PORT OF NETWORK ...................JAS "a
CLEARED
Steamship chmond Kelley Norfolk CITY Point Rich.
mond. old DOMINION steamship Co. , No., w..
steamship anglia Br MaeKay. Glasgow, Henderson Bros
steamship Gulf Stream crowell Charleston s. {" j. W.
Arclc crqs;w i,9 Bremen Fy.c A. R Bose 20
sfS Adop Engler FcKet Angler Java Tor orders John
saE er KGr IG9aon TOBIAS as &c. Co. Finch
hhS arS SSi or Christensen falmouth for orders
Bnrk sEjerkhoH (Nor Toriusen Birkcnhcad, Eng c.
BARI Puget (Fr), ALBERT Marseies. France. James
BsS Devet Dubrovae Aus Kreyiscb, Cork for orders
Biz ratandcr ORB Dakin Perth Amboy, N J.. j. w.
hfs D. NJ Dickle Gr) Hunter, Cork Falmouth for
Bic Fanny Aust Tchaz. Cork for orders, siocovich
Rfir Gcorgie Gr) Mcbride Bremen. c. w Bertau..
Brig NJ A. tBr) Foley cork for orders, c. w. Ber
Sciir Fred Jackson Pe,tinr Georgetown Dem, Leay-
scGr Rdgevood Johnson Georgetown and Pot Bluff s. c.,
schr Gam NJ Knowles Harrington. Perth Amboy N. j.,
SanT Mary j. Cook, Cook, Cardenas Cuba, Parsons
schr Victor Ping. Pmkham, St. Johns p. h, Pension
scnr Clara wooohose Cruise Brazos de Santiago Wood
scT Eneine @ Sawyer. Hail. Aux Cages, Hayti A. Nones
schr tBr), Vaughan, ST. Kits b. W. L. c.
W. BertauX.
schr Avon (Br.l King, 81. Kits C. W Bertaun
ARRIVED.
Steamship Herter (GeF), Brandt. Hamburg jan o. VIA
IA ayre 9Th, with and pass 10 kunlarflt & Co.
Steamship Acapulco Clapp, AsInwa Jan. 10, with mdsc
and PaCinC Mall steamship 20.
Steamship city Of Atlanta, Woodruff Charleston with mdse
and pass. JAS. W. Quintard & 20.
Steamship Ellen :. Terry Sayer Newbern, n. C., via
NOriulE with mtse. AMI pass 10 Josiah J. White
steamship Alhenare Gibbs. Lewes with n5e ana u
Old Dominion Steamship co
steamship Leopard, Alberson NewBeafOr with coal to
Reading i.alfoid Co 49,, =. . -,
steamship Cult Stream. TrbOn. Wilmington, N. G., Win
mdse. aud pass. 20 VIM. T.. Clyde d Co. -
ark Adoph AndersOhn (Swol Andt rson, BIO Jsnero %
days coffee Meyer Bros a Go. vessel 10 Denam *
Schr Paul seavcy (Of Bangor Me) Young, Pensacola is
days lumber 10 H. T. Stone, vessel ~ T. H. smith Co
Schr. Welcome Beebe, IOzier savannah y days with
naval stores 10 Donor Potter Co. vessel to Evans Ban
schr J. willard strobrdge Porto cabeo 10 days with
coffee skins &c, Dsllett Bonlton Co.
Steamships Batavia for Liverpool Columbus for Havana
Cen arnss for Savannah IdclnOnu Tor chmOnd Dafks
isaac u ALL Lisbon iacrmo for London caro-, for no
Jansro Lila Barss for Neimhda; bfifa D. D. tnneis
Tor Bahia Anna iVT Iio Cianic L. l. Sheiun, oI
Celfuss., kvH ttpsA fas tssto CASsho IAr iof Boy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25

A good old colorcd man named Uncle jim
Hill sci himself up the other day as prenoogSt, ana
barber bis first subject. He placed the barber on
a chair felt of his head for long time and then re-
marked: william, you is too sangInne. When you lend
money you expect ii back. You are bilious ion want
YOU isn't hopeful yOu il bowed down with eJief most OF
de time: yn has an music you has de worst cct
on Kcntucky-si; you dc right Sort Of man To whe'
coal down Hill for big WAGES" william rose up P'ched
Uncle jim over the aud under the Ned, and split
n,upI Of the door rs lie went The aged phrcnol0Stst
vas at the City Hall tie next evening to get advice from
the police and en- advised to go ont OF the trade he
replied Seems like shall have TO, for Ize getting too
aued 10 be froWn over cook stoves"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25

George ], Hoffman, about whose marriage with Mile.
Bonantl much has been published recently and whose
affairs have been tho subject OF litigation in Brooklyn.
made defense. Orrin C. Hoffman, however, put
in defensc that he induced by Mr. Pueson Of the
plaintiffs firm to put his 10 the draft, which
intended advances already made his brother
that he should not be held liable. On the
trial Judge D0nohuc refused to hear evidence as 10
what before signing of the draft and
the plaintiff Judgment for Si,003. The defendant
appeals from this ruling. Decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 24-In the United states SUI
prene Court Jan 2i, 1877; on motion OF MI Kenneth g.
White SInods. O Hartford, Conn WAS adj
mted practice attorney ald counselor OF this court
NO l77-GcOrgc a. Thompson claimant &C, appellant ag
Charles f. Bliss, ct alArgument continued by Mr. VIM r.
Iynde cOuns the I'D liant and by MI Alfred J. Cary
FOR the appellee and concluded by Mr. VIM F. lynde Tor the
appellant . -, =, ,, ~. =, ,,
oucrs-Arcuyd Mr. f. " Bangs Of counsel for petition
cfs, and by Mr. WIN. NJ LyaTtS for the Respondents.
Adjourned until tO.mOrlON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
PASSING ERS ARRITED.

FROM UAMBU RG-It steamship Herder Jan 24.-Theo
VIII o. H. Ohnstcd, - BlichToe1er, IgnatL SteiD Willie
wa keI, Chas Walker, NJ Walther, W. F. Wilson Clara
Wilson, Is. II. Austein III. KeUeStein j. Rupprecht f.
TurnaIn, G. C. Stembach W. Gneisg. From navrc-Mrs
Forest VI. II Franckls. T. Pancera III. Nernerskrch
FROM ASPI.SWALI~-Ia S'ediastip AcdDuLO, Jan. ~ =
Miss Nellie TaDrahan. John J. hyres, W A. Mitchell G. w
Dickinson and Mrs John Elmcke and child r. H. wat
son r. A. thompson, W. ScheaveT L. Beyea, Mrs Pier
son Clas f. barrett Geo. w. sharon Mrs Mahy and child
w. W. Wheaton, 4. Arrange and niece, W
H. Young T.. Bulcn, Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, T. H. Bates
" aIriu0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
A WARNING TO ExoRBITANT HAcKMEN

Hugh Downey, a hazel, driver, on Monday
night conveyed two passengers from the Academy Of
Music to Egltecutlst. and SiXtaye and thence 10 the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, for which he charged them SO:
They Maid the money under protest, ana then mace
complaint to the Mayor John Tyler Kelly, the Mayor
Marshal Yesterday caused the money 10 De Refunded anu
then revoked the hdckman's license.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
THE HOFFMAN DRAFT.

a suit by Hugh McCulloch and others against
0e1rse j. HJfmm NOV deceased and Orrin C. HOLMAN
was Ifesened Yesterday the Supreme Court General
.ern' on appeal It brought on n draft drawn by
.''a daf'ndlnts George Hoffman OF this city and
's1shi by Jay CooAe, McCuloch d. Go. In London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
PASSE.NGERS SAILED.

FOR IIVERPOOI-Ia steamship BdidCi1. Jan. Pm s.
Don Uonccanl NJ 2Oucicault, Mis-, Florence BOucicant
j. T. B0wes =. Tileuack, 4. Marks, Mr. Mclean, f. &.
Money Cot and Money, Harry Il. Oppen'eimer. - j.
Palmer p Partridge Grant PeteTiu capt. Sch0ihaur,
John F. TAYLOR 10 osborne, W. Wentworth, T. Il. Wood,
j. ID. Perry, L.. Schroeder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-25
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises 7:1G sun sets.... 500 Moon sets. 1856
UIcH WATER u, pAY-A.a
SANDY Hook 32s Cows 3:5Oi Hell O. Ferry. 53.
wAIER IlIIn DAY r. NJ
sandy Hoax 4O4 Cows island. 4.2S Hell g. Ferry. 6l,