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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
NO NEW CASES OF YELLOW FEVER.

No new cases of yellow fever have present.
ed themselves at Quarantine since the admission, on
Monday OF John T. Oil, who died at O'Clock the ol-
lowing morning The officers at Quarantine say that
Mr. O did not utter word after lie arrived at the hos
uiial He passed into ciOus state after being
taken board tho Quarantine tug, AID did not reVIV
from IT, Major C0lYilc. the superintendent Oi cuaiau
tine Hospital THAT from his experience Wih vel
los icYcruG he l. among all the time Whitc ~ y al
Ouarntme-it was entirely unnecessary transfer Mr..
Gli from the Roosevelt Hospital che FEVER hal fully
developed Itself. anu all danger Oi Communicating ne
dis sse had bern avoided by umigatn- his clOthng.
Major C0ye also states rna the fever this year. is un-
usually fatal uf tnt eighteen patients VINO nave
been received al Quarantine have died. There afc NOW
only three cases m he hospital and ho patients rap
idl recovering. o. c.liicsn pdtleut5 received All
,Accu, one were from Havana. Six from ;he ship
Guauo, three from the steamship Gsiand, three from
tac a-ara two from e. WAalng sChOoner and one each
from the steamship clyde, sup Gullerno, ana bark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
THE COUHTS.
A DRESSMAKER,s SUIT.

Catharne Donovan, in the Fall of 1875,
brought suit AGAINST tie French steamship Line, 10
recover the value OF Of silks and laces, which, she
claimed mad been consigned her. but never delivered
The suit was referred To Judge Mitchell and though the
company nsnUate that Mrs. Donovan had got her goods
The mode in which she got them being covered up III order
IA avoid the paymrut OF duties. the Judgment was IN
favor oil Mrs Donovan. An application was made yes
tergy to Judge Van Worst, in superior Court, Special
Icrm o. set aside As Judgment. This application was
b ei on udayits OF the temporary sewardrss Ot the
steamer and Others stating that, whle IN Tact the case
omen ami s contents after the steamships arrival,
taken Ia small packages agent of Mrs. Donovan. on
directly to her, avoid the payment OF duties ILls
evidence the company say they only obtained within the
pas TWO months. MT COudcrt, IN presenting tue case
said he steamship com was As eager 10 prevent
rotty SNUG ding the custom house officers could De.
On behalf OF Mrs. Donovan, her ai iayIt denying the
et-f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
THE MURDERED Rt,FFIAN.

The murder of Thomas O'Connell, Tuesday
evening, Thirtysxhst and Eleyentlaye., attracted
little attention among the residents Of the vicinity.
OCounel was said 10 belong % Eleyenthaye gang Of
rufians known rs "The Forty Thieves" boy named
William Lynch tod the police that he saw John Cor
man. the occupant Of small shanfY in Thirty seventh
ST., walking up and down the pier near his home, and
brandsbng large revolver. Another story IL
gang OF ruildus mad planned descent upon G0rmnn's
sicintN, aud that he becoming The situation
met them the door and fired upon them with rife or
LARGE revolver Lynch related his story Yesterday TO
the cOrOntr, who was very ruceni WIN regard lie
purpOrt. German, Heincr and HO.ton, the three men
arrested suspicion were held in the Twentieh-s pO
lice station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27

what this II VIII be determined by trial % the issus
Moii0n denief $40 costs Lacustine Fertilize Co. agt
StwolIt not shown that Of tbs surties house
hoderi undertaking not approved Feldor agt Fielder
In This
Justice Barretts writings the denied thu
horiiy OF Lansing aRt. Lansing g lansing S77) Thai
decision win be followed now. motion without
costs Brandshagan agt Brandshagan.-Divor % b
granted Welsh agi The Flushing ami North Side r..
order resettled. Stevens agf kOhn Motion griniei
waring agt. fenby Third National Bank agt. Whiteban
Transportation CO-MotOns denied. Chester
Goldman agt. Bro sB; Moore sst Bright MctzKer All
EmaDuel.-Orders grated Nv
Common Fteds--.spociai IGm-By Judge j. f. Dalv
In the matter Of Wigne q; Alright days notice shogii
have been gyenhearag OF Toe petition adjourned Oct.r
gre" agt Brdsal-A ppcsoD " prosecute bond denlai
In the matter OF Cllrkheiolcnce ordered Butler AT ar
roll Allowance 81 80 granted 10 Attorney for receiver In
INC atr Of BOYD Lien discharged ~ far ~ effects 20
Ahl 81 Fast Sxtyhfhst hcht sgi. McPhersonNotOn 70
punish for contempt denied with costs. Palmer AT
i.a"z-AppneatiOn granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
r1IE MoNTcLAIR RAILRoAp REcrIYERsuIp.

The directors OF The MOntcIalr and Green
wood Lake Railroad held meeting YESTERDAY. with the
purpose Of seeing whether sufficient money could be
raised prevent the roads passing into the hands
receiver. Cyrus ". Field stated that nothing would
he determined he could furnish any state
ment for publication Senator Hobart OF Paterson was
appointed receiver by the Chancellor last Friday aud
the papers signed. but not recorded On Saturday
stay granted 20 enable tue road raise the
necessary pay the camsabOut $4,000. IL is stated
that less would Up the road along for the pres
ent. The eX-Secreary Of the road, and u large stock
holder, said yesterday that lie had idea the ncedlu
amount could he raised There security, an a
without security neither Mr.. Field other d.
rector would advance money. " II Mr. Field should do
So" he added he would at once Dc voted of the
tiel fam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
PASsENGEKs ARRLYED.

FROM AsPINWA ses@s1lg AalpH r. a2i on
1r.B Ghera1d tU9 eiiren ara nurse. a''' n I'll
Nrs =. O. CoHley ana child T. werthemeT, W. T. Graves J.
Koch. Mr. Iwrerce, Me- ali MIS- l. l. LOWS ana iiieo
children Nm Caia 5anae ssg's . y. Hii5
@ t T. n ooi,5 Mrs r. a. -i. ue and d. al lreu.
Mrs M. J.. Russell Mrs J. Hunt Geo. j. Holmes Isaac
~ 5o a. ia nns q Morris j. o. Brown VIM ase tas
Mani T.. Cabalos, Nicholas Angu o. Anro Penh % .,
FROM LHLRpQOl-h St.aDt.tp R"gd.-F. I, An,
Mr,. Henry Beer Lolis beer r. BlcAl.y u bis,inkcF
y m "a 5o4s rs 81 n, ~ tler Mr. NJ c.deaer and
IN a. Cgozir Mr. CrozeT IT, j. p CroI r. Mis-, Crozer
and ssi r. john Day. Desrdai q. Dickson, Mrs Down
US dina and mail Ms; GI'IaN ,, A' I T's an @
servant Dir. and Mts. Frank, " y 90la-Ia als' l. =.
Cray Mr. and Mt. b @rHta' Mas SFiii' ol a "'id
James Hamilton, hartman, j. A. Harrison John 4 hay
Mrs. Henry Rheam Nj. Hermann. MIR. j. y ho"G q. Il
Hughes As ~ LltcainsGn HIs; iiea'Si W., sa ~
MIR. james Lawrence PRESCOTT Lawrence Ass lawrence
H. lewis r. and nephew Nilss Lowell. j. W. Mlskay,
MIS-. r. Matthews & D. Ma'news IL NC my j.'
bert Mossey, ). NugenG Irs Oliver, Mr Oliver John
ROOM son IT, M Seyt0n j. g. smolds Sir smith, Joseph
Smith Nj. aud Mrs D. n stafford Mn ..h9r' To s.seA
H. Sturns jr4 Prof sylvester r r. s. 4ss Loase Taylor
ana mall Mr. and Il b j. " 13iae, j. j. l!soa VI -
Wallace DR.. d. r. Wardaw, Moses Williams, W. Wilson Mr.
aud Mrs william " A. Df. Nynsoop.
Mr. G. g. Mathews Miss Cathanne Mathews, no
Rev Nh H. T.. Niles tie Row Mr. p T. -auD rue ,hf N.r
Mr. Levi Parson r. ~ Boswell. D. W Cumming Mss siela
Boarlman, Mics Flora = Jiott Mrs Luz o. smith, G,9l:o
H. SIM b, HEINZ W. BooSstavcr Mla. bo"Asllyt d. ii,
retta 8eeUe Miss Annie IS Aet, Al.ss Aghee ~ sl - j..
Clifford Henry VI. knox, samuel N yc MIS-
IOttm,r Ais. g. PEGS, HUGH Iowcfy D. \. an hn.,n
j. sterling smtn. M ifobrw, tie Rcy NJ j. A. lang 10
Rev. Dr. Ormst0u, Th0mus = Ofuns0n, MI moore ~ y.
Wheeler W. a. Oss, Mrs W. \ Ross infant iQ nurse PISS
Jennie GRAY Skinner the Roy. T. r. .sOn smith, Dds is
T. I.alstOn smith Frederick Rls0n smith bliss OADila
Miss Ffoenan Thomas Carol. Mrs Tho Clr0, tlo hY
Nr James Morton Mrs James Morton. the Rev Mr. Aar a
" Love- william scilmeg,our iona Struon Alts JOAA A.
man Mss LauraJ. Wy!le. Edward Howatt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
A DISPLAY OF RIcH COSTUMES.

Lord & Taylor's usual Fall opening took
place Yesterday and the establishment Broadway and
TWentctht was crowded during the day wish visitors.
The display Of imported dresses was very large one OF
the costumes, which attracted much attention. was an
evening dress made by this house II Is Of pink gros
grain silk. with Piincossc back. The immense court
train has narrow, Eufe-peaed founoe on the bottom,
with cordnal-ooorcd satin plcating beneath Across
the front are folds OF pink silk, and white point applique
lace over cardinal satin pleating Is arstcay draped
Il opens at the right side with point applique lace
and cardinal buttons. At the extreme back is an
immense bow .oi the two colors. carriage dress
made by Worth Of black erOs grain s.lk has SILK knife
u eating ut the bottom, winch falls boX-ledtea
nbuucr of velvet. The long fFnccSsc oYcIdltto ~ inc
back has cail-c-une ic ornaments from the neck down
to thc xrene od OF the skirt which s finished win
clair do-uue jct rngo The mont has twenty csl rows
oil tie ict gimp running riy 20 the bottom Of the
skirt an elegant costume made b. spOrck, 81 Pil. D.
Irinccssc dc>s Of olive green silk Inc cnfe Dieh -
of rich embossed velvet OF light blue. gold
and brown. Around the bottom is French
trimming OF olive SIX, wLhe lact ana eho"a.tu
vcvrf. TIE entire front, which IS III the
rfoue STYLE IS OF olive silk, with pieces OF embossed
velvet strapp Il across. Another bcnuul costume = 81
bronze six Veivet and .uasse. The upper part or
the druss winch OF the ddnasse, contains mulberry,
l,rnuz. ANA olive coor3 inclIniXcd. the sides Of
,,iiv. vriyet Coirirnne ~ ornaments are on
This costume iu prolusion. The silk hJunce around the
10 i. a.. ti, i,erl is '',it5r.iT Of it,
A dinner dress oi suhircGorcd silk much admired
70 is very long, wiCn a narrow KNIFE plells al inc DOT
!om corded with corI-cOlOicd SATIN. Ihc 'front.' Oh ne
overr.ss IS extremely pam and Is cut very gh al the
leo s.Je the court train falls in wide box pcais from
the waist down, aud is iIc,d with cOrcoOfed sa'li
n q cutirr costume is deliberately trimmed with corn
co.orcd .imp and dark brown iuteuGxed very siih-
iD tiuuer4r-s OF black gIos gram silk has tnc en,lle
front trimmed with Cairde-iune jet, ~ deep point
winch ftcr. al every inUyen nt The sides are pla Gated
IN, t me mont and Inc long pruccsse bach entirely
,tu handsome dolman with square sleeves. o. oi silk
.aIn.se lratey oruanrtcd Win bands of embossed
,iyrf ana e. mile iring.. Tue back is onamcntsi wl,h
clardnIune ict and the front ~ fastened b. peculiar
black buttons An eegdnt cloak Of Lord ~ lj Ors I'M
portun nas black natess6 back, and silk front in the
Breloune Style Tne firm mas choc, selection OF ladies'
ana chidrc's furs: also uiued cOahs II great prOIt-
SION The novelties III dress goods eAlDed are FtiJ eA-
fae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
A WIFE, LOOKING FoR HER PROPERTY.

The suit of Isabella b. Noe against William
f. Noe part O the wtes property 10 herself.
She her complaint tnat she gave her property TO
her husband the early days OF her marriage, at his
quest and that he has squandered It, His answer came
yesterday before Judge WesbrOok in Supreme Court,
Chambers. the motion for All injunction against hil.
lie SAYS that his wife urged hlin, when she into
possession Of her property % take hal he ADMITS that
he lived Saganty Dut says his wife also had no
conception OF the Nauc Of money; he says THAI having
lost some money I'm business ud more by their mutual
eravagance they agreed to 10 Paris to economic
tuat theY lived there happily until distant cousin came,
ca lng her. IN her mothers n3me home; tna ne followed
soon after, and trying to her at her mothers
house. was rejected by the mother and her male rea-
tiyes. The argument on the case was ADJOURNED unul
to-day. Sanford app for the wife, John ID.
Townsend for the husband.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
FAIILRE oF CIGAR Neutrality-suspicious..

Bennett, Schenck & Earle, cigar manufac-
turer. Of Nos Is and 20 AstOrace, failed yesterday.
TWO small creditors, william Wiche d Co., and . Mr..
Mer1ek, cigar-D0X makers. whose claims amount 10
about $1,000, obtained attachment and the bierih
took possession the safe, books and papers OF the hrn
4 meeting OF the creditors WAS Immediately called Mr.
ScLenc Of the h.m said that he could make no state
mont OF his affairs "a tie erif had possession Of his
safe ana books. A committee Of five was ap-
pointed 10 examine into tine affairs Of the firm.
The number OF creditors is between sixty ana cty.
Tie Liabilities will amount % about $4,000. Among
tie arger creditors william kgbcrt, $4,000 Peter
Bennett cutng dcblS duc nu.eiI ANA incnDois 0l
his family about $4,000; 4. " Simmons, S3.si2 G2;
G., " Iaue a Co., Si235 TO, HdEemeycr Ni-cllus,
slIe4 So: Pupko ~ Reid, ~t},JJt 90 Tie amount Oh
some Of the claims may b. somewhat reduced II is not
Thought that the assets VIII the liabilities al
though large dividend II hoped for. Toe
finn has been struggling for some time 10 maintain ITS
credit One OF the partners said yesterday mat the
firm hid before asked iayOr nom rs creditors,
ana they lad expected 10 pay IN full II an extension had
allowed. The firm, Tor neatly iotty years, was IN
the tea bsu and only engaged In cigar manufacture
recently OF the debts On tie schedule are ola tea
dcbs vet unsettled. The committee -: creditors hopes
that the matter may be satisfactorily arranged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
NORTHERN PACIFICS NEW DIRECTORS.
H. NortborY pa.

At the annual meeting of the Northern IA
cifc Railroad Company at Nc. % Fthayc yesterday
600 shares were represented In the annual report
OF the President and Secretary the point was made tha
the delay in the completion OF the road was in great
measure the cause Of the Sioux wars. and 1t was as
serted to be the intention of the company to urge the
Immediate massage OF it's Extension bill Mt the next
session Of Congress In regard TO this Dill tue report
SAYS: at IA so manesy act OF justice 10 inc thou
sands OF innocent stockholders who have put nearly
thirty millions OF dollars into this national enterprise the
most OF the earnings II labor and the savings io o
age that we will not doubt that Congress will unhes
tatingiy pass the bill The Government the peoples
agent has the greatest interest ts passage The gross
ernin0s Of the wear are stated S96J523 81 and
the expenses Sj7312i 30. leaving II net balance Oh
$500 69s A. or an increase OF nearly 20 per cent over
last wear II is also stated that liberal OUTLAWS have been
made 10 maintain the road and It's equipment
In arstclass condition; the cost is included IN the
expenso account. The following directors were
eec,ed for the ensuing year. Charles b. Wright ~ Penn
sylvania Frederick Billings. OF vermont; George w
Cass, of New-Ycik: Benjamin r. Cheney OF Mtsshcnu-
setts; Charlemagne Tower, Of Pennsylvania Johnston
Livingston, OF NewYOrk Joseph Dnw0rt1, OF Pehsyl-
wanna j. Eraicy smith, of Pennsy lyaia George Stark,
OF New Hampshire; Alexander Mitchell, or Wisconsin
l. G. AiuswOrh, OF Oregon; John NJ. Denis0n nf Mary
land Richard l.. AsBuTst Of Pennsylvania AftoF ne
election meeting Of the directors was held ioi lne
election Of officers, with the following result President
Charles H. Wright; YiccP1sideDt, George stark; SOC
rotary samuel williamson Treasurer, George J.. BetDe'
General Counsel George Gray. ,,,.
A resolution adopted, authorizing the COMPLEXION
Of the road Of the Missouri Immediately, anu 'he
beg nning ~ work the Lake Pend Ouilie DIVISION
east OF the Columbia River. soon pricucabie an
Committee appointed under the plan or reorganization
adopted Two years ago TO Tx time Tor the conversion
that all negligent bondh0ldefs, IRON mat time, shouu
forfeit the right OF conversion Of their bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
POLICEMAN WRONGLY ACCUSED.

Nellie Hayes, a dssipated woman, died on Ran
daIrs Island September IL. from ockjaw caused by
wound ON her had arrested days pre-
yious By Maynard OF the Fourteenth Precinct who
took her 10 TOmbs she taken the Island
der one To the Inmates and officers OF the
In which che was conanel Nellie HAYES when DYING
hat been dubbed severely by the occr who
arrested her wound from ich she suffer
produced by the cruelty OF the officer Al the COrO
mrs inquest Yesterday Ofcer Maynard and Ocer Mitchell
who assisted making the arrest testified that there wac
no clubbing the drunk ana
phycan.. who examined the deceas eli
said that inch In length In the back OF
The head Several heard the that she
haI oubbed by policeman The jury declared that the
wound unknown. They eNOneTated Oncer
MAYNARD ani said We do not think tho wound was In
nicted by pOlcemans club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
ACTIVITY AT THE BOOK SALE DIMINISHING

The trade sale Of books continued yesterday,
the attendance OF buyers and the prices realized being less
than during preceding days Tho invoice OF Scubner
wexford q Armstrong. consisting Of standard illustrated
works gilt books and Juvenile yOTites found ready pur
ohsers moderate prices Among the best sales The
History % Scotland" by John Hi Burton eight volumes
falling az S25 Rawnsm's " History 81 Hcrodotus, four
volumes 80 Guiz0ts L. Historic de France" i've volumes
$50 FergussOns History Of Architecture" four volumes,
tJ} Notes and Anecdotes by Thao6erly volume. m
copies 10 volume SEQ rs "Wayerey Novels" m twenty
Ave volumes pocket edition, retailing az SlS TO- and Wke
COns- uoyes library edit M fourteen v0ium at Sl2
sod rapidly. The Invoice Of scrbner Armstrong Co,
was also spOsel Of the rates from twenty-five To
thirty per cent below the usual wholesale hgurs The books
o H. " Bliss Coz 4. Belkulp. ana W. II. q l. COingrdge
sold the best sales being NJ Lpssings Cruel
war In volumes retail price from fl3 10 $50 Weiss
Etory Man His own Lawyer one Volume revised edition,
retailing - p. sold In large lots lockwood Brooks
& CO.'S contr button supplemented by 900 oopesof Ny
MothorInLa Law" by Mrs southworh, retailing at 81 vol
NINA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
HAY WAREHOUSES DESTROYED.

The hay warehouses of j. C.. Kamp and
Wheeler Hillery at Nos. $40, 3s1 and 1888 Eleventh
ave. caught fire yesterday morning and the contents
were destroyed. The fire broke out nj o'clock and
ertinguished In about two hours. Mr. Ksmp estimated
his loss at 900 insured for 81 000 in the Manhattan
Company. Wheeler and Hillery's stock damaged
about 81 900 insured The loss buildings, Which are
sad 10 belong 10 the Hudson River Railroad Company,
IA about So 900 fully Insured. fire broke at the
same place on Tuesday afternoon but extnguished
by the employees OF Mr.. Ramp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
DEMANDS FOR TwTED's TESTIMONY.

I'm the suit of Herman Kobbe against Oliver
Dltson aud others, Charles H. Dtson OF the defend
ants yesterday obtained order from Judge westbrook
that william NJ rweed's testimony be taken in prison.
The suit in part chatel mortgage once held by
Mr. Tweed.
Judge Donohue yesterday on the application Of Assist
ant Corporation Counsel Bea granted habeas corpus,
recurring william NJ Tweed TO appeart to-day before John
X Porter the referee in the suit OF Baird against the
CITY better known the Navarro water meter claim.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
STILL UNCRUSHED.
THE INJURED NoBLEMANs COMPLAINT

THE INJURED NOBLEMAN's COMPLAINT.
FURTHER INTERVIEWS WITH THE PLAINTIFF AND
DEFENDANT IN THE SUIT or GEORGE, THE COUNT
JoANNEs VERSUS soTHERy.
1t was thought best yesterday to have sec
ond talk with George the Count Joannes IN order TO con
firm or deny certain rumors that current during
the morning and which, il true, would crush the injured
nobloman more oGectually than Mr. sotherns most ar
tisc deineations In short, the runor was that the
Count had sold himself to tho actor purposes OF adyer
tlsement The Counts price variousy estimated In
sums ranging from ten to thousands OF dollars TRi
reporter, therefore, encouraged by the suavy OF
the previous nights reception in quest OF the Count
AT an early hour But the Count was invisible and note
left Mt his Office asking for interview, produced only
the following reply
In haste)
Our Office, Sept. 90. IT. Il to p. m.
No. - ChamDersst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
RUFUS IIATCHs DEBT UNSETTLED.

KuIus Hatch sent communication % Iht
President of the stock Exchange yesterday stating that
he was unable to settle the difference against him
account Of the stock bought for his account under the
rule on Tuesday, within tine twcnty-fOur hours which
tine rules 81 The Exchange allow. lie hoped, however
b. able settle account 10 stated on
the street that prominent broker had offered to be
one the u make Mr. lldtchs good, but tie
ful nut not Oh aimed IN Time 10 make the all
uUuuctmeut above mentioned unnecessary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. N Y. Sept 26.--In The Court of Appeals,
"Wednesday, September d. 1877.
No l0Jspauldins agt Rosa argument resumed and
cludcd
No S6-Pollock agt Pollock argued by wm A. Beach for
appellant; ]. :. GarOck Tor respondent
i37-Hubbell sgt Bakeey; argued by j. A. Steele for
appellant j. .. Garoek for respondent
IJSThe First National bank OF Oxford Wheeler
argued BY Samur Hand for appellant Edvar b. Thomas
respondent This argument tho eight tho
calendar-NOs 1873 10 las inclusive The argument
sumed tomorrow.
Proclamation made aud the Court adjourned
The Court o Appeals day calendar for Thursday Sopte.
Der 81, 1877, \ IA follows:
Nos "a, ~. rs, ll3. 69h. 10, lat, lac.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
THE cLAIRMoNr sAyINGs BANK.

The order to show cause why a Receiver
should DC appointed 1or the CairHiout savings Bank
was made rcturnabie september %. IN the mean
lime Judge WestOrooK, suit OF depOsOr appointed
Gen smalley Rec liver. Samuel Marsh, on riaY, will
argue the motion before judge London, at Schenectady.
N is thought the teneral in adherence to
e position by him. tbat he alone has the right to
apply for Receiver mag attempt to remove Gen. small
lev rs mere aftcr OF form, only that he may be
appointed. The conference win President Br0adwel,
who Is H. has postponed, in order, one of tue
Trustees said that he may have few more days IN
which 70 CONT his money aud take last, long,
lingering view OF IT,"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-09-27
RuSINEoS TROURLES.

r. Hlyer Co., jobbers In wooens, at No. 67s Broad
way, were reported Ia have suspended, yesterday.
representative Of the rm said that they did consider
II exactly suspension. hut they In difficulty and
had called IN their rrodt0rs who had appointed
mtee examine into the assets and report what they
should pay ON the dollar. The liabilities amount
To over 500 0O0 and their assets which consist largely
VI stock not known AT present
Creditors Of Lehman Levi samnels. representing
chains for nearly 100000. have signed settlement
accepting twenty live cents the dollar, cash. aud five
cents