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DECISIONS.
suPRHME coURr--cHAMBKns.
BY judge Lawrcnco


Tho Mayor, &o., vs.. Kellosg; Tho Mayor &C.. VS.
windolph; The Mayor, &c, vs.. Vanderbilt; Tho
Mayor, &c, Va Hastings; fhc Mayor, &c, vs. Van
derbilt The Mayor, &C., va Gumrccht; lhe Mayor,
&C., va Kahn Tho Mayor, SO, VS. Mass; Tho Mayor,
&C., vs.. Dixon Same Vs. Same; The Mayor,
&c. Va CulIon; Tho Mayor, &c, va korn
and others, Same vs. same; Worth, &c,
VS.. Marshall; Joucs VA Coughhn; Chittenden vs..
Presty Kunszenman vs. Eisback; German Savings
Bank vs.. Fell; DE Lanccy vs. PoIhemus; Grhbg VS.
Tubs; The Mayor, &c., vs. Palmer; PIatt vs.. Iubbs
Francis vs.. Tubbs: Fitzgerald vs. Tubbs; Lcnt va
Tubos; Wallace VS.. Tubbs; Tho Mayor, &C., vs. korn
Rollins vs. AlCarthy.-Grnned.
Schuitzo VS. Acnaos SEQ rule OF this Court
Uhiitendcn W. Pricstly. --Explanalion desired.
Matter Of mo application OF SecorrasS II think that
this matter should be re erred
Mater Of the wovon Tape Skirt Company. Memo
randum Tor counsel.
Ract VS. HafncE--The service OF the answer by mall
time and regular. The motion 10 sci aside
the judgment must, therefore, be granted but the
planns attorney was misled by failing 10 receive
answer no costs allowed.
Swape Va Gilbert.--lt may DO doubtful whether the
notice Endorsed in the answer when 1t returned 10
the defendants attorney sufficiently pointed out tho
alleged rro2 uurity IN The verncaun, but concud ny
that II sufficient | think that thus motion
should be granted, Tor the reason that II aI,-
pears that the notification is sucn ms IS author
izci BY the Code. Good reasons seem 10 DO
stated Tor the defendants verifying the answer and
The ground Of the Knowledge and belief OF tho party
making the vercauen arc SCI forth sufficiently In the
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BROOKLYN SKIM MILKMEN.

The Brooklyn Board OF Health recently determined
upon the rigid enforcement OF the sanitary ordinance
providing Tor the prosecution Of such persons se
or keep Tor SALE unwhoesome, skinned and watered,
or adultersted milk OF less specific gravity thaa
1ox.a" In iur,heranco Of this commcndable object
which is OF vital Importance TO every household In
city, the sanitary inspectors hsvo been actively
engaged in visiting when lcast expected the "miik
dspots OF the CITY OF Churches. whore they obtained
thus procured 10 the legal tcsI Where tho article
has been found deficient In quality the dclIn.
qucnt has beon summoned before Justice Of tho
peace aud II convicted he has been required pay
such penalty as in tho judgment oil the Court was
deemed proper yesterday several offenders against
tho sanitary code In tins respect-perscns who were
charged with selling SKINNED mik-wcro examined
before Justice Reilly, Counsecr Williams appearing
Hoyt street. was lined $40; u. Bischod, or No. 37d
Hicks street, 1ncd SIS; y. Dideaborg, Of No. 23a
Navy street, $40, and H. Hsneksr of No. 800 Hudson
avenue, $40 other prosecutions Of = similar charac4
e pending
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Mayer Ely stated yesterday that nothing had been
yet agreed upon as tho vacancies in the Police and
Park departments. Tho local politicians expect that
something win be done next week IN those matters
now that the election Is over. There arc stil two
places 10 be filled the PARK Department, the forms
OF Commissioners Martin and s,cbbns having cx.
pired. Police Commissioner Ernardt also holds over
since May last in consequence OF the deadlock existing
between the Mayor Aldermen on this appon tine nt
The following statistics arc furnished from CITY
MAYORS Office 534 amount collected, 81 19S 15 taxes
paid 1928 49, rcccpls for Croton water rents and
laps $IU399 ST. received BY Collector Of Assessments
Gion, $22,66I 90. ,.
Comptroller Kelly made tho following payments
yesterday Tor tho month Of Octsber-fo laoorers On
aquoduci ropa,rs, $7,lS5 "a; sprlnking roads ana
avenues t3a0 7O repairing pipes, &C.. 81, $40 20;
Union homes and schools for maIntenapce ana sduca'
ton OF children OF volunteers. $1,000 A.
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
WASHINGTON, Nov 0, 1877.

Tho following ocses wore heard to-day
No. 942 Little York Gold Washing and Water Com.
iornia-ln this case tho defendant owned certain
lands In the neghborhood Of the PLANTING mines and
BY suit in the State Court sought 10 have tnom re-
strained from deposting tho debris of the mines In
Bear River. petition was flied BY tho company
asking the removal OF the cause 10 the Federal Court
showing that It's trial involved questions under the
mining laws, and that Il Was OF great importance
to the company that they should DO properly decided
inasm UGH as the mines would have TO be abandoned
unless the river could be used for such purposes The
Circuit Court held that tho cause being simply an
equitable ono to restrain nuisance, did not prop
cry within tho rule tor removal, and remanded
II to the State Court. The question here whether
tho docs really involve construction OF federal
cause by certain statutes OF tho United States, the
mne is entitled TO the use Of tho river here com.
planned Of. s. M. Wilson Tor plaintiff In error; Van
CiIr h Cadwaader for defendant
No. 81 Turnbul va Payson, assignee OF the Rcpub.
i.c Insurance Company-Error 70 the Circuit Court
brought BY tho assignee against Turnbull stock
holder Of tho insurance company "a Chicago corpora.
nifty shares OF stock held by him, made by the Court
in Bankruptcy Tho Court on tho trial in Maryland,
made in Illinois In q SUIT 70 which the defendant herd
was not party. The Circuit Court affirmed the ruiz
ing Of tho District Court this point and tho dcci-
zion 10 assigned hcrc, the plaintiff in error
ms sting that no not bound by the Illinois adudi-
cation. Edward O. Huxley Tor plaintiff in error,
Tennsys Flower h Abercrombtc for defendant
No So. Cambuston, executor, &c, va. United
Statcs-Appeai from the District Court Tor CALIFORNIA;
Mexican grant OF land Ia California and the was
before she Court In 1859 Tho confirmation was re-
vcrsed hers and the cause was remanded when do.
was entered rejecting tho claim No motion was
or other step taken looking 70 new trial or re-
hearing during the term At winch the decree was
rendered, but alter the close OF tho petition
for . rehearing was filed and stpulat,ons
were entered into 10 Tho effect that the
turn OF the District Judge. Thus abe matter slept
until 1875, when tho present petitioner allowed TO
appear and proceed with the case The Court agaia
rejected tho claim, and Il 10 hero maintained that t
erred In It's Of the law ana the facts In
doing. T. 1. Good, tor plaintiff 10 error; s. y.
Phillips tor government
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D1pHTHER1A AND SCARLET FEVER.

PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES OF THE BRooKLYN
SANITARY AUTHORITIES TO PREVENT CONT !.
GIoN.
Owing to tho alarming spread Of scarlet fever and
diphtheria Brooklyn tho Board of Health has be,n
recently manesting a concern which The serious
di,iou Of affairs demand on their part Between Jso.
uary and October /, 1877, the number Of cascs u
diphthcria reported at the Sanitary Bureau OF tn
city 1905, OF which 5s1 have proved fatal Thew
2 200 Of scarlet lever recorded during the
Same interval, OF which latter disease 5SS chldres
disd. The Board has within tho past few days
issued n circular which Will be sent TO each
house in that city requiring that list
oil porsons sick with OTHER OF the above
named contagious diseases shall be sent daily to the
principals Of tho public schools through the sanitary
erintendenL The latter Official Is to notify the
oil liability 10 Inc sprcaa oil these diseases child In
the house where such sickness shall DO allowed
attend any school Whenever q child rs taken sick
with diphthera scarlet lever the patient must bf
Kept from school from tho commencement OF tho dis
ease until all possible danger OF communicating II
lions people that there is danger In scar
let lever SO long there Is any roughncs
or pcciirg OF OF the skin, and in dphtncrh
unt the physician staos the patient 10 be frec iron
The disease. Alter each case Of either discase tn'
room occupied and the CLONES aud bedding used bJ
toe child arc required TO be fumgated before tncy cal
BIO again uscd Every effort Will be made by the sant
airy regulations Tor guarding against the spread o
these fatal maladies IN Brooklyn. Tho NUMBER o.
deaths last week from diphtheria nineteen, anf
from scarlet lever seventeen.
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provisions objection b7l Of the Code Motion granted
Blake va BIske-Report OF referee confirmed and
Judgment OF divorce granted 70 the piaintin, with
custody Of children.
ooIectivc IN not stating the county which the plain
TN desires the trial TO DO had. Code SECTIONS AT TO
service may stand
stewart W. Hovey.--The motion to make the oom-
paint more Definite and certain 10 granted. fthe
lantin 10 unable 70 state the manner of tho persons
70 whom ID: stock was 70 % Delivered he can least
trust and The condition ON which the defendant re-
In tho matter OF the application OF Coll,na ne
tit'on should DO verified before another notary The
present veracation before the attorney The ps..
toncr 10 irregular There must DO reference 70 a..
certain tho facts stated In the petition.
BY Judge Wes.brook.
White va Hcnderson.-After the lapse of no much
time cannot correct the order. II wrong from reoo
lection Of the facts. The order was entered ssptem.
Der 1871, ana ,,o copy served september ~ ls77
from tho commission OF the wrongful negligent acs
account OF which the plaintiff asks compe nsasion
tho application 10 made 20 correct the II the
Amendment OF 1876 OF Codo 10 s applicable "a matter
doubt. now Code, section $685. subdivision
had boon made, might within the year the PLAIN
TIN could have protected himself II - now late
no r,sns to subjec. the piau,n 10 this hazard 6us
should hayo made motion with moro promptnes&
COMMON PLEAS SPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Larremore.
In the matter Of Cohen.-rhe bond must be Jointly
and sevcray the penalty OF $50 900; the justinca
ton may be mado proportionalely, but the penalty
must be she full amount ordered.
In the matter OF Wilc0x.-Bond ordered In $12. 600
In the matter OF B0nk; johnson va johnson;
Raicnle We Trasch; Jano vs.. vega.-Applicasionl
granted.
Mckinley vs.. Hall; CeraDgo VI. Cavanagh. Ap
proved
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdau.
Bamberg W. Stern; Conover Va Damahaut; En-.
right vs. Shalvey; Fletcher vs. Bokumey; Same VI
W0litka; Same vs. Stross.-OpinionA
Ladd va Tenant; Patah Vs. Meyer; Hallorau W
Nugent; Parsons vs.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. granted.
Hcarn W. WillamG-Motion denied, $40 costs
Southeastern va OwenR-0rder appointing receives
vacated
Arguinbaum VI. un.-Moton granted oonditionay.
Cslkins w. Ponnngton.-Costs taxed At Sl34 10
Duryea vs.. Spicer; Boldng vs. Woodruff Grfaths
va. Iynch.-Order TO deliver over property granted
O'Hare W.. Rcgan; Greasen va Asssey; Kinsg Va
Dwyor.-JudgmontR
Finck VS.. Ryerson; Guiney va Lille; Beaver w
Strcetcr; Goldberg vs.. Zolier-Defaults.
Underwood Va. T0ner.-Defendant hned for cons
tempt the amount OF the judgment and costa
Workman va Shapter-Judgment for PLAINTIFF
1852 so.
Tnurbsr VS.. Fischl; Cobalt va Cameron.-Amcnd-
ments allowed.
sellgsbcrg w. Knapc; Motzeer va Zimmerman
Bcrnhart va Sauer.-prisoner discharged.
Gauscr W. Guirau-Moton 10 vacate arrest denied,
but speedy trial ordered.
All matters before Judge McAdam to date have beea
decided
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A FINANCIAL DUEL.
PITHY CONVERSATION BETWEEN SENATOR
JONES AND SECRETARY SHERMAN.
from the Baltimore Gazette. Nov. al

JONES AND SECRETARY SHERMAN.
From the Baltimore Gazette, Nov. 81
Senator Jones very buoyant over tho prospect Of
tho Bland silver bill In the senate. He predicts they
pass Il without amendment The senate Com.
mites Finance hed meeting over the matter this
morning, but did not come TO any conclusion. Tho
silver Will suspend any action until The ARRIVAL Of
Senator Voorhees,. who 10 expected on Moaday. He Ii
In favor OF tho bill, and the radical the better
will please the tastes OF Indiana. Senator Jones
called this morning ~ tho treasury Department and
tho following cross-nro took place between him aud
s.cnnrAsI- welL Jones, see you are driving ahead
with your plans; do you know that you've got tne
SEsAroR-Gad 10 hear u. We SCARED thom In tho
Revolutionary War and again In 1872 and t's pretty
ud tho letting tho bankers and capitalists
OF Europe tell tho people Of America how 10 manage
sEcRETARr--Bu. doat you sec, Jones, what power
this viii place In tho hands Of Tho people no IL will
enrich them aud hurt tho governmcntf
Extraordinarily, as TO the first part They haven't
made anything Tor long time now ana this will DO
regular Rodsend. But how II going TO hurt tho gov
ernmontf For cvcry dollar you owe you can pay
she silver and tho money you collect is also rcceiv-
able Tor debtR
sEcRKrARY-Hut you can't got n In circulation,
because she importers will want to pay their duties
with.
silver Is paid tho Custom House does u bccome The
properly the coliccl0rf II ~ understand why
people ar. SO crazy Tor To-. the p0.,s'0n Nc: sur H.:
Il there just try and keep u, and what happens
Don't you know that you have already announced that
revenues hardly enough 10 meet tho current
yenscsf I'D like to know how you manage Il
ut up q lot OF circulating mediums when things
In that condition. You eau do IL Ia the world,
and you wouldn't care 10 try The experiment You
will 10 glad enough 10 pay u right out 81 fast II
comes In TO avoid any conflict with tho houses of
Congress- No. cir; I'm not afraid Of that part Of tho
business.
Here tho Interview ended both parties realizing
neither could tho other. senator Jones raid
today, aiterward, that II he had hts way ABOUT he
would iavor amendment locking TO change In the
subsidiary coin. such, Tor instance, ordering the
Secretary. last the silver nall dollars o.
send 20 the mint 70 DO coined over again ana
raised 10 tho exact OF hall tho silver dollar
weight They nro now little degraded, ana this
would make tho coinage uniiorm He would also limit
the legal tender qualities Of the subsidiary CON- from
Quarters down to dollar
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soup.
FISH.
k0ast:-
Beef
Vegetables
Sweet Potatoes, Turnipa Beams,
Dessert
Pies anu PutdlngR
Coffee.

There Is no stunt in the quantity there 10 defect
In tho qualify, and tue cooking ID uniformly exceilon
although course, some places give better dinners
than others Il cannot DO positively ascertansd when
the system hrst inaue urated, but with some In
slituIons It has bee, long Time In operation The
Homo Insurance Company began 70 provide meals In
1885, The idea Is not conhnod to the two classes oil
houses mentioned, Dut Is vogue among tile exten-
sivs brokerage firms and all establishments that
pioy many people. Jay Cooke l. Co. used to dine
iheir clerks, and In Stewards uptown store,
where they nave = swarm OF sewing machine girls
constantly Is the rule to give the young
ladies coffee tea, which agreeaby supplements the
lair seansl resses' lunch. There room sct aside
Tor Inc enjoyment oil these refreshments. where, VIC
may safely presume, great deal Ot mystical niuriy
ensues. The HERALD man has no notes on the SUB
jecl-hndng the nature OF tho Lualaoa Is one thing
surprising three or tour hundred girls " lunch II
anoIncr.
rhR HERALD PRINTERS
In the composing room VI the HERALD the neces-
sty for eating called upon inventive trait Of
the human mind and produced plan whereby the
c0mposIor have his cup OF conoe, mis- chop,
hs steak and even ms roast without descending sne
Of coffee and cake PhilstiDeR II WAS noticed some
time ago Nv Incapacitated typo" that unneces-
sary time and unsatisfactory meals were consumed
by The praclicc Of knockineon the purposes
OF tho inner man. There happened 10 DO room pre-
viously devoted to stereotyping, aud in short
pcriod IL WAS aerial restaurant with
q specific purpose. THIS WAS ten months ago. aud
now he rs dong fourishng business The benefits
Of tho Institution are reciproca' NO longer has tho
hungry composilor 10 MAKE the facile decent int
Avcrnus in order TO get tao Sodden cako; no longer
has hc 10 depend upon tho irregular dropping in OF
OLD men and women with lunch baskste aud CAMS
tiers Of coffee. He mas hrs restaurant Boosting
hye tables las restaurant runs nearly all the time
It's conec Is perpetual a. least. From ten A. a. 10
hall past Tour p. M thore chops, scaks, sausAges
hshballs &c, to DO obtained; from half-past iour
to hai.-past SIX Y. H. hot joints rule the
roast; from haii-past nine +. N. 70 one A. n there
is o duplication oil breakfast opportunities There
bill oil fare and there Is very little variation
In The prices fifteen cents being uniformly charged
Tor plates Of meat and potatoes. The following Was
4 ho al nj nj
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SUMMARY OF Law CASES.

In the United statcs Court tho equity calender will
be taken up on Tuesday, November 20, by Jadgc
Wheeler
The case Of Bo Christian Ross, tho banker, CON-
mitted by Judge Duffy on the complaints Of persons
who purchased from him drafts on Europe witch wero
dishonercd before Chief Justice Davis yesterday
on habcas corpus proceedings, Mr. Spencer appearing
for tho defendant and McssrA Phelps and Secor for
the prosecution. At Mr. Sccor's rcqucst another I'D
journment was granted until Monday.
United States Commissioner Osborn hoard further
argument yesterday In The case OF n. weegland, for.
msrly employ Of tho Duchy Of Hesso, and against
whom cxtradit,ou proceedings Instituted by tho
German government. Ex-Governor Solomon sp-
pearsd for tho latter and Judge Dssnhoscr Tor
defendant Tho further hearing Of the case was ad
journed for ten days allow certain proofs 70 be pro-
duced by witness who Is expected 10 arrive from
Germany, MT. Emmcring, OF Hesse Darmstadt, who 10
80 testify on behalf OF tho defendant.
William H. Stewart claims 10 have purchased 500
National BurrIr and Thief Insurance Company Ho
char ges that THU stock Is now In tho hands OF Mr. A.
II. hovey. who refuses TO givo HIM the certificates.
MT stewart applied to Judge Lawrence for injunc-
tion restraining H0vcy from dmposnR Of the stock.
Growing out Of TINS application was motion TO mako
tho complaint moro definite ana certain, which mo-
lion Judge Lawrence yesterday granted.
In the suit 5rought by Sarah 4. Roberts against
order extending tho time for examination before
trial Notion wss made TO quash this order ON Tho
ground tnaL tho defendant was ready 10 DO examined
The defcndant's counsel says that the delay In thc
case arose entirely IRON tue plaintiffs counsel having
his timo 80 much ensrossed In running Tor Office IN
Now Jersey that he was unnbic 10 attend 10 The SUIT
Judge Larromore yesterday gave nm order directing
tho examination 10 proceed ON Monday.
In the proceedings instituted by Mr.. John 0. Mott
against Police Justice Duffy, tho papers In which case
havo been transmitted by CnicI Justice Davis, OF tho
supreme Court to Chief Justice Daily OF tho Court Of
Common Pleas arrangements are being made for
speedy trial AL tho judges Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, under the statute, comprise the Court IL is
Understood that tho District Attorney will 90 called
on 10 conduct the prosecution. AL that remains 10
be dono preliminary 10 the trial for tho Court Of
Impeachment 10 meet aud arercc upon rules TO gov
tho procccdngs and Tor The prosecuting oficcr TO
draw up charges and spcciications based on too an
davits Tor which the proceedings were instituted.