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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
COFFEE MARKETS.
RIO JANEIRO. j

RIO JAYFIRO. Jan. lj.COe market very Quiet; pees
nearly nominal Exciiangt on 10 ton 24J.
SANTOs, Jan. i5.-Cnh.e maIAet quiet prices mantaaei
no change. Superior santos o. 20 900 reis per ~ ko
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

HAVANA Jan. l0.-ExchaDge weak on the United STATE.
90 days currency Aai dIsc unit short signt cIrrenr
3i2a3 discount 90 days gpd. ihal2 pTeIssuu .ht.:
sight gold, 3d3i2 premium. sugar nrn;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20

Money was in abundant supply to-day, call lo$nS
ranging Al aud per cent Oh nlixcd collateral and
Government bonds alike. Discount is quoted at .
to 6l2 per cent. There is 10 material CHING III
rates If domestic exchange. The lmted states
Treasurer nj Washington received to-day SJ1o
900 national bank notes for rcdcnption The
customs receipts were 1900 600 and inteTna. Ievc-
nue. receipts S2700OO. The following IS TIC Gear
irQ-honse statement today: Currency exchanges,
S;53,6lI. $40; currency balances S2,D33Dl3: gold
exchange, 81, jI9,ZJ3; gold balances. III, l16,93l
Government bonds, while scarcely less active were
frIner, coupon 5-20S Of 1867 being MP % 1852
Skies of 1851 fetched lifhd li4i2i registered
new 1865, 1lOi2; coupon 1lOi4, and registered
fl-fnrics LIZ No latest street unut atlnN5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
TUE CALL.


covrr>,,,Fvr STOCK DEPARTNENT-2 O'CLOCK.
L = Gs Registered, ISL L 20 REGISTERED % 40.
90
u 20 Coupon 1860 $500, : o--U coupon 1871 ,1q.,
............lO9i4 It' % ..:- -- ---'IA' 3
T. 5.5n fc.is.ared. Isti- ~ 10-iO Registered 80,
l'.ooD llO'- ~ I1j-...' 80, --iio
5-2t C0Upou lNOJ. U > o.. '"to"' 47' 11oi.
lO,DuU. ...........-'I4U's Ao'"O''''"'''
SFcOND B0ARD-l O'CLOCK =. NJ
Sales Of state E0Ads-RciHoGd Bond$-BGHE ana E""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-20
SALES AFTER CALI

FsiDAY, Jan. 19-P.M.
]. Is a curious feature in human nature which is
ally illustrated at the Stock Exchange Capitalists
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Soes of STATE Eog0s- Edilr0nd BOTdSBdhL ana hdit-
~ - road XsarcS-EzlTesS SOcks. dc.


AUt. NC.
Harlem Railroad
l2p see. 40
500 .bC li1
Clcve ard Pitts g
2oJ .bcS3. 92-
NTa.h TApFHH.ff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-12
ICE CREAM, &c.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
wish to notify my friends and the puolles
generally that have moved from my place OF
business on King street to No. IL N. ST. Asaph
street where l will receive orders for
ICE GRE NJ,
and supply familoa at the followlng low prices ::
leo Cream. ...........S1 20 per gallon
.,,......... co five gallons
Custsrd ................ 90 per gallon
Water Ices .......... ] % per gallon
7 will koen olwsys on hand variety OF Phila-
daInhis Tstlias Bon .bons, Cream work Of all
Gsvors fno ind common confecsions, Apple3,
Oranges Lannon's, Sc, Also Milk Depot,
where fresh milk can bo had at all times.
j. S. FORCE,
nov co-2m No. 1G n. st. Asaph ST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-12
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

GRochHY AND COMMISSION CON HOUSE.
The Grocery and Commission business 1o5, Go
merly conducted by Kelly s. Carter, at No. ~
Cameron street. will be continued by the ne"
firm of KELLY 81 CARR.
FIRST GLASS GROCERIES sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers: ,,o,,umpv
Consignments Of GRAIN and COu MN
pRODIJCE disnosod Of to the best advantage.
j. FRANK KELLY.
j. w. CAkR.
All persons indebted to tho old firm will please
settle immediately. rvr1y
nov l4-tf d. FhAI--1- FhANA A--11 =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-12
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Henry Englehardt'S Lager Beer

(Bottled for Family Use and Shipping pl1, )osu
The sttenton Of the public is respectfully cs1t nd
cd to very superior article OF OF ha has Matt and
Mons With the greatest care for its purity and
put i up in the most convenient style with pS'en'
stoppers. ;n dor;ve much
benefit from it's use. Orders left at LOUIS L.;ap ap
nich,s restaurant will receive prompt attention u.
Gonntrv merchants and dealers supplied 81
lowest rates. Delivered to any part OF the Guy.
HENRY ENGLEHARDT,
my5 Nest hnu nreWoiy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-12

Alexandria Sept. 29, lSI7:
WOuLD INFORM MY FRIEND DS AM
ths nu5lic @ generally that have this dsy made de
business win the well SnoWh Faad aa
and General Commission Merchants, N. w:
corner Cameron and Royal streets, and would
solicit share Of their patronage.
con Sotf F. q. SWAINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
IRRESPONSIBLE. 13.

Supreme Court bdmbrs-By Presiding Judge
DsNs-Belara aCt Hi Uurd act Grower; In the matter
ttc German RtfOm Iuicn ChurCh.-Ordcrs grant q.
Iron CIFs HOryCyIit ruCs OF the COTt arc
s operative ana ~ cAUrs OF the discretion OF he court
require una rtakiur, ID all cases I'm bound by them
Ri. aEt. BAKER ard ICtlcr-PfayI OF petitioner dent0i
White side sgt Cafaiyi 80 not think me
a1avt suih Gent Spluuns agt Martini see utmol aLuul
Aaron AIT NeIl9 ucnOraIOuil AuOftN dEt new
JcIsty Steamboat tolhe amendments should only DE al.
Judge Law n usir1ud 0gf itpitY-dOtOn denied
Cccual 81 ..Cas also on tie mclts. society OF
NtW-NUrk Hospital art C1eAn allowance OF son is
eraute o tAc defendant uisconuuauCc Colin af COKE
see memorandum. Wood aRt. KcaNOunun to punish de-
cudauts toT contempt denied without cost see memorAh
dum.
CRCt1r-PAET II-By Judge -Murtagh agt Con
nu1, ctcIhc I.Cluls have not been presented on the mo-
ton On impose treble tlirag upon ' e'iH cannot us
tiF motion satisfactorily without having tue plead
before ana request counsel 10 hand them III as soon
possible
srFcAL TER,l-By Judge VoIst.-G INNING aSt Lock
man "a al--tirdcr settled ana signed. - d..
by Judge BaIr,tt.-MarsIal egL The Mayor eo-FneDgs
settled ana sigt.ed.
superior Colrt-Specidl Tcrrn-Bv Judge SedCwck.
GREGORY e.. al. Motion granted payment oi
costs term Zee If disbursements OF Ranne
3Cj. Davis 90 GMoton granted Cialghtat tgL iltilha
81 ai-Judcn,s ir plaintiff cc.nurTcf Cobb ag Knapp
-Icuit;ittur fled, Judgment affirmed CONWAY aet Van
day calendar for December H. lhoras
Fellows Jcssup GE. Carnegie; JouWeaty AT Syne5
WCutz GEt Ecket FL aLi Bentley ae cutting; Ocllslc tt
sane. Dcyhu act saule-Orteis granted.
Common Fieas-SBccaI ierm-Iy Judge LaITemOTe
In lc matter Of PUusn. etc; in tEp matter 81 bsch
Busch Leeds anu aOtL approved LoNenN sEt BAL
l.rGiNe notice OF notion story dEt salOuoni Gihen agt
SalOmou.- Motion granted.
Ey Judge Van LCtscr.lu tie matter OF thlrbiHtr; Ut
me maitr Of enau-DecTee signed Mills agt The Mayor
| ttC.--A UpIc luUu granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
THE COURTS.
nR. LAMREKTs DEFENCE.

,,,r,.p many RULES OUT IRRtLENANF HSllN"N''
Tho defence OF DR.. T. 5. L2mbcrt' inc pres
at If the Amer can Popular L.e Insurance COMPANY
WIS opened yesterday. Ills counsel attack" '''
", me superintendent Of Insurance. and claimed 'ha'
,ncrc WAS "a conspiracy 10 destroy INC ",''N
W, ,,npouv. An effort made to provo
Ts, Vim. H. Nclck the notary ho" oc'uI w.
- ,,te,, thc affidavit by Dr. Lambert pufPo''s
:, have been sworn 10. was res"e"'
&c y J. The theory OF the defence was l"a'
ms atroiutu,nt as notary was void II nc s, os no
Ne,,-Iersey, ana 10 he were no ho,l{, ,t mold
--,b ana ru pgTiurv Judge Brady lul'u l"e "" 80.
49,, tl.t 10 C notary acted uudur Color 0i oi'oV' 30"
wore valid and the oath vac olnolhS ~, ,rho tooi.
Wfllf1fe a. kuapp proved that lli' iiN''' W. -.
a. annual statement from the once 10 NIvih' W."
d,aa Henry puclu,ss then uophhttPt i' ''.
lean Popular Conn any, tesiihed ' ',llNl IN ,Iod m
ol TIE notaTy haG been aNicu0ce' "t"N' 49, a., ,-ult
~ ~af,c,,bsr whether tGc wIiuuI was on me p@o M
IN. foe 81 .usturr or ate tGc signature anu "'"
member Any %. TIE figures 0iedt'e . , t,..t affcr
n..s Cruz ,shauF vas I1utNctV j." ,itV' - 49,. In.
,,,g,,- Iif fur oos IociCs called f..st lOt''a ~
The prOs;C uUu. thc Icicthl"s' O. ".' ,- rr yitIi
lie company compared aNoI"t>, ; t'l ~! go, a. '
AL iarcs OF counsel fur Dr. lambert ith pioVo>e'
a. Slow by luis witness tnat te luicN oi"ess HH l
cei,ci IN The way Of term poitc' -ui ,p," 81, w.
he uremiu they had PAID ana were vhll'e" H. NV
I've Iudgc Brady did NOT ste how tins Gouu oe
monument to trial of the question Wicthti 1T LIH-
bcIt lsd sworn 10 these tAug- Or laVlS lHis'iy Nj
Blrags then offered 90 show Iat even on thV "9.S
o.,r,i l, law, tie reserve would nave pt icSN t",
- OG0 IL said that the Impression HAD been spread
sT5sd tlaf TINS was a swndlUC aud nsolNcnI concern
Tacy sisrcy had the right % rcuut his ana eAoNe lh
surrrs had received fu value, aud That the eonauI
Was solvent. 10 went TO Tie duc> Jh on doNt dhl Ii
tent JudS, Brady adhered 70 A 4oiHlel t..I- '.
aftcra Characterization of MI Cruksnank' the court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
CAIENDAKs THE DAY.

SrPRRWr C0UgI-CHABERE-Davs ?. Kos. 20, 215'
21G ~ 2lS D. 100 l29 l46 lOl 1873 2O- 2U5, 90 "a
pa 242 2lg -lG, PSI .6~, 2i3 Hs 80 -1 Toe assess
mcrt calendar viii also be- called. 800 49, -
SIEtIAL TEN- Barrett J.Nos. 81 500, Gl, Coo, 49,
5,2 So Ja3, 59i j31, co., - ca 90 5'o a9 3D. i5l
CMCJIT-PAET I-Uuuoluc. J.-Shori Causes-Nos Z3Ns
2jlO POS 205S 1920 PSI, 273o 2l6O 2231 1904 21sl
12S3 600
PART II-IaVreuce. J.-Short ClEs s-<og 952. 20s9,
1jG5, 1929 .7Sl 1881, -6l, go 1923. H@lz 2tIs 245
TABI iIl--Nan Bluut JNo ISL, lHl, 2iIl 100 ID =,
3l6 1OI, l.l 40 So. 1903. 1862, 1888, 1854 1905.
SjrEEIoE COUKr-~rICiAL ScdcwIcs. J. NOs -, -,
40 rs ~. 10 80 @. =, Il. 80. Demurrer so 3.
TGiAL TilJi-PAEI ISaIor. J.-Lolt Ca3ses--NOs. H.
SGf. 500. 500 SO. -f4. ga so
FAn Il-Cmts G J.-Nos. 40 10; ~, "a. 80, 81,
G97, $500. ne, 2gj. - - go. .
IARI lI-Froednau Nos 472 IA, 632 $50, 2li, $50.
$it, Isl. 49,. "a. !34, 142, IS 49,, 5sS-
COMMON lLEAs-EVun IEM-N,I HoeseD J.-No day
TEIAI TrRl-PART I--Ia1cmore, J-Nos. g9s 2l7o sos,
200 2Cs, HOB, lI-J l4ol ll& 90. $40 14 1870 Io'
PART II-Robiuson, J-Nos 1886. $50 llG0 229, 1884.
1880 p. law, llJ1. l4lI, l591.
MAEAT CoURT-ImAL 1FRa-PAET I-McAd,m, j.
Nnor CausesNcs 256 2562 o7ee, soil, 500. &$ 49,,
.G17 3.GS 3l77 35S. %. S$5l 31JI, $685., 331 3Jz1
IA.I tI-AAeI J.SMyu CaUses-\us. 100, ''o2, "fot,
377g 1868. $50. .UO4. 3~J9, 80 D. 2S3i, $500
"a iGO, J.-~.tTt .si' 81 ''i 'O-H'
37Gl, $3.50, 1923, $s79. SO 7. .7o3. 37f9 360l
GENERAL SEsIUNsIAEI lt illC .5leeNe JlOusa Nolel,
homicide. -
PARIII- Hsckctt. RJoscph Coyne Henry Ilagan Michael
CIo, DOnIcO CuINiIIn fyiouiu,'s assault and FtctJ oih
VI. Herbert grand larceny; bernard Kahn, Philip y" iscA
Caroline SLCac receivers OF slotu goals; William - @oI
tOA GtO. Knoll William Desau, William tlSi, tAtisc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
TIE GEATEu1LA CONSPIRAcy.

PANAMA, Dec. 1.-There is something OF the
ancient type Of conspiracy in the plot 10 murder tue
President. which has ended disInay iu Guatemala
appears mat the conspatars sent forged to sew
eral military commanders directing them 10 send tLei
troops unaTmed, mo Gautonala. TINS scheme 10
render outlying towns defeneeloss, WAS dlScoV-
cred by commander asking for further OF
der. The arrest OF ono Guzmau followed Ou'
on revealing The names O: the cOnsprators he was re-
leased Guuposiug he inglt stl DO his cOricdcratcs "a
GOOD ulru Gizmau apprized them OF their danger In
s way be again became cnianEed IN The conhlIac ydn
WIS shot without lie fell once more mo tLt
Governments bands secora, student twcuty-one years
old Was also the COnspiIatCrs as soon az he was
arrested TIE President asked him give proof ol las
ability Re did so by writing the Presidents name 20
-kly a. TO cause lin that he could discern 10
.fertuce tween 10 and bis aCtdal Signature DiecCiI
m germs Of genius in this skill tie President pardOret
MIN bot the tIs made Of lis liberty Was 20 Forge
an rider releasing KHoiasa leading pntGT. which
failed 10 be carried into n "a by the mtrest chance -
CORA WIS recaptured and sIOt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
PASSENGERS ARHTTED.

FRONiuIVERPOOL-Ia Stgqnstio .tigf'ia .J.% Anken'
Peter Blow 4. 81. Blundel. Henry Brownie A j. BiONnt,
Lord CsnGeboye J. +. Coart Charles Iaw iaTn ht anu
samuel Fu e. a Ha!phen, Major HamiltOI Mo nam
itOu Miss Hamilton MI MIS-. !. VI. Hare, H. leITmLIi
Nj. Hoyuan MI Highwooi, A. Iadeubur2. j. l&rgah Nj
and Ms L. W. LIge. j. LaTt J. Edgar. Nj. FsleG MI T.
N. Lawson, J.. Money, Mrs ". T. Money Nj hci0efIt =
Parker III. G. Pearson. Mrs A. Van Pelt, Miss Jud Van
pet inc Rev ~ Purbrick MI Rdoul the Rev. r. g. By,
e. Asster Tate, Mr.. and Mrr. ~ > irilp
Miss TTpp. Nerncue Erskne Memyss and man
servant r. Williamson, RobeT Ills Mr. Winter, MI shu
Mrs. LOwHes. q. Naudcn Eygde, a. Nanden EYude
FROM KINGSTON-Ii steamship Auos-I. ]. Halkey,
T. - Hlls r. siannard Mrs. Mclean D. ". Richard, H. n
Blsnche j. NJ VaIOnl 4. Betancourt MI aud Mrs Bayss
tIo ana maid. G. Spencer L. W. Ellis and daukhttr r. Blu
Inonricl Spf1ggs {. Wright, J Riley. W G. rates l. y.
Bssset wife tive Children AID servant G.. f. LayDas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
lArrrsrrn rnR AL1LoED MALpEAcTIcE

Miss Mary +. DOwnC, of No. 1913 Last
,-weutyseycut-sJ yesterday caused the arrest OF Dr
George H. Magnus. OF No. l6l East TNentyse'enth-s'
on a. charge Of crimna. malpractice. Miss DoWner' al
the Yorkyle Police Court alleged that July %, Au
gust % aud September %, d. Ma-nus gave her drugs
TO produce miscarriage. These failing, On October Is
he accomplished his object ~ the use Of instruments
Miss DOWuer Stated that Or. Maguus had betrayed Ler
under q promise OF mMTi1gr. d. tguus' VINO - d
young Of tWcnt' ak, alleged tEat ne Oecalne az
Quautel with Miss DOWnCru june last, both attbt tnc
boarding in tho same house lie 3ssc red that she was
the habit visiting places OF low character lie denes
al the charges made by her. and sscrs tldt they Wec
made because TO b. bH ckm9ieG longer ny her
The doctor married short time ago 10 BROOKLYN
lady. DOwncr Is shOp-grl ana Is about twenty
four years of age Her SeplRthcr Is said TO be wei.
known politician u the West side. Bail was fixed lii thc
sum Of $1,000 I'm default q which Or. AaSnus was
locked M Miss DOwneI II claimed, Ads made trouble
for herself as the law makes her The principal party In
crime OF the Kind charged and mhcts greater hAlsh
Ineut upon her than upon The agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK

PORT OF NEW.NOKK ..-............. .-.. dc. 10
CLEARED
Steamship Cmbra lGer) Franzen. Hurry via Plymouth
Steamship agsra Curtis Havana cuba, James +. Ward
Steamship Tybee KuehI Crank Turk Puerto Plata St DO.
steamship Yazoo wit anE, savannah, Geo Ycugo.
steamship san Salvador, Daggeit sa'aunah murray FeTrs
snip Aryio Gussl Gaqd london tapcl Adye CO.
Ship Royal Alice (Brl. Hughes Liverpool A1kel' TUFTS
Bat1 Ala CNor), Asaksen, London, BocSmaun, oerlen
Bark Boschetto Ital) Dodsra Falmouth for
Bark Alberto ta, Jaccarno Gibraltar for orders John
Eapt svitIiod (Swed) wickmaun Great Yarmouth Eng
park AIcn tAust Tucltan, Lisbon, Portugal sloeoWeh
Bsfs Nuo,a Emilia Calestina Utal Manzanaro Lisbon.
Portugal Punch, Ldye & 60. -
BarS sam Shepherd OBJ. Durfee, CeuUegos Cuba j. NJ
Bug oIiAa Ual) Genoco, COX Falmouth for orders,
Brig Anna owen PettingiI, saniander, Spain Marcus
Hunter & Co. -
Steamship Algelia lBf Watson, Liverpool Pee ana
queenstown ~ SL muse ava ~ lasS 20 - w. sIn
bound T. oth lat a 81 ION. 30 ~ passed an Anchor steam
sioaasiP Ethiopia Bril- Craig Glasgow and Movie
lon IS TO- passed big ssths Cof Coic6escr becaimed
steamship r. Caand (Duich, Dealer, Rotterdam NOV -
aud NN5ngeH 2oth WI ndse and psss ~ funch FAYE *
steamship Atlas Qrl Low, Aux Caves NOV %. Jaomsl
28th Porau Prince Dee l. and Kingston ia cth VII nde
IS psss 10 Pn fOrwo9d Co lA bad song nortleriy
scir wsId~eD hence Tor Jefsmis
mdse. 10 sutton q Co: vessel 10 Geo. Howe & CO.
Eark lpgeuiG (NOr NTH Dublin 81 days, with mhso 10
order vessel 10 Punch Faye & Co.
Bark heTcatOr NoI) Barenson Maf5eiee 80 DAYS III bal
att 10 BOCkmaun Oeeln 90. Passed Gibraltar NOV J.
LAC Inc Weather tAc entire passage.
baik Executor (Oi Boston, EGdy Bordeaux G2 days, win
must 10 or,T vessel to r. Is Maxwell Has been 70 daJb
"t1t 9i lie Banks WITH strong w. gales.
HaufgTd ~ " ' ~ -
bfg - Y Brown (of Liverpool n. -, Freeman New Bed
10. a. ia DALLAS u h. a. BAILEY & co.
hfg Hattie Pettls TOT y = D. Hatfield, New
Haven IN haiiset 70 }. y. whitney n 90.
bAI Gs1 b D2ale pr Cornng from Barrow. which
CITY thb morning
.WIhD-sunset-At Sandy Hook, moderate. ". ~ W;
cloudy. At CITY Island IDOnerate H.; cloudy.
FORKIGN PORT
LONDON. Dec l5sailed nth inst sarpen Iyro, for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
INTERPRETING MISSION SERVICES.

Jeremiah McAulcy and William Il. Mundy
brought yesterday. to the District Attorney, letter
from the Rev Dr. William f. Taylor calling especial al
teution to the case cf William Dugan In his letter Dr.
TAYLOR stated that he had attended McAulcy's Mission
in Wster-t which is under tire direction OF the Mission
- society Dreaded over by Mr. Hatch. Prom personal
oiserNati0u uc cOuiG say 10 was doing SCot
work, but there was buckct-shOp kept OY DGsau ~
V.,,rcr aod Toospyelt-st- which caused interruption 10
tLc .,ryicrt. DugAn uc understood hGd De- u lAacscO
and Dc called attention 10 u. Nj AGhoJ stated 'i"'
Iugan lad been twice indicted -. 80
Dstrct-AuOmey Phelps sent the matter 10 Ar. C!aE,
In. chief clerk with TIE ENDORSEMENT. see tc ms matter
,i,1 have If ulesscd." Mr. Muudy stated that they
would cake proceedings u day OF Two IN tiNh su',
10 lnNe q dallce-AOuse near tle m.tsOu CIIOlDeo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
THE scHIrFFELIN ORDER OF ARREST.

In the suit of SuatfOrd Davidson and an
other against exAsscmblyman Charles ii. scheiein,
motion was made yesterday, before Judge Davis TO va
cate an order OF arrest against the dcienGanL Tie
plaintiffs I'D all accounting for $4,000, but say
tbat by presenting that lie owned house and Land IN
Ncs.cho,ter County worth $4,000, the defendant H.
dUccd them 20 leud him $1,000 ~ one time, SQUAT an
other. and $3.50 another He says nS deal
mes WITH them began IN 1869; that they III
duccd Inn To heCu, and almost forced nm
Ia commute stock specuatiOBs, until, as ms
counsel expressed it, they had pucAed tho goose dry
The ALLEGED loans were an ordinary eAchangc %, cLcths
The 81 900 loan was made before hc bought the house
alluded TO- and tie Othcla. s bank account was
good whom tBsy made. ii paid them 5000 Ni,hh
sixty DAYS after the $1,000 cheek was exchanged. A.
house, lac had bought IL subject 10 - 1000 OF
MORTGAGES, aud had h1o 10 rccOuvcy IL for the mort
cages. lie denied absolutely making the representa-
lions alleged. Judge DAVIS Ieser, ed bis decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
CIVIL NOTES.

Elias J. Patterson sued the Delaware, Lack
awSuna ana Western Railroad Company Tor $4,000
damages for injuries sustained in collision The juiy,
before Judge Van BIit awarded him yesterday 81 600
The suit OF Henry BunkwOrth against George
Binken, IT, tried yesterday before Judge DOuohue re-
suited iu verdict for the plaintiff for SGI2O 81 Tue
SAT- was Tor the loss on 20D0 " pork ordered
the defendant from tAe plaintiff, Chicago pom packer
winch TIE defendant refused 10 accept.
Judge Robinson dismissed yesterday, the
suit Of jacob Huegi against the New-York AID Pfoy
dence steamship Company. lie was passenger the
% en sue wa run into and sunk, aud sued FOR per
i tes ard the loss Of Als baggage. Judge Robin
mi ssiN'u' OF hack OK pIopr equipment IN the yes
The suit OF Thomas ORourke against the
city vas tired yesterday before Judge Van IIoesen
William p. Mccormack had claim, TO- c,1i,i,, e.. In
tle various narket5. he a.siyned 900 ., g., .,
OEourke. In 1873 The Controller sueitSJ fyc -
mack later date u!an O'1ourke Jni o. nic'o
OF the General Term. 'A' 'P'"i'H
In the suit Of Price against the Cleveland
Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company. HE nc
tn asked $4,000 Tor damages for being elected from
car, alleging part Of his damages BIZ Of 5000 for
surgical treatment. Yesterday lie asked leave 10 reduce
hls claim 70 $4,000, and wihdra" tie statement about
the surgeon bill The defence objected on the ground
at tley wanted that surgeons bu before jury. bat
""NA' D@'iA granted the motion.
Emil Aaron and another aaron & Alcxan-
oc'j so'd q quantity Of lid gloves to Burshl.m Bern
h"'o' a. lhey say, Oh bis representations that lac was
Amply bOi'eDt soon aigeTward he failed Gu the theory
4i re Aad goi the goOds BY fraud, Aaron Alexander
~ eteVlu stit The Sheriff returned tbaf lie could
nY 1a tle goooe The plaintiff then got out an order
fifeat Judge DaYs refused yesterday 50 Yacate the
49, q. aiIehi, bui ordered reference for speedy
U8i'a, bai Hamburger appeared lCr the plaintiffs (;
"''meh'Dei Ascher Tor the defendants.
several years ago Sarah A. Quail, of Brook
gn' procured a limited divorce from her husband
VDaries H. Qaai, the ground Of cruel treatment ono
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14
A slit FOR THE LAWYERS OF 1866.

Noah Scoyll, in 1910, ran lane through
his Bloomingiaic farm from BOOmiugdale road to
Eiclthave. known as the Asylum-lane. part Of his
farm with such rights he had in the lane, came into
the possession Of Ely Moore whose heirs sold heirghts
20 Patrick Callaghan. The lane was closed up, ana "a
part Oft is O strip 400
feet long by % feet deep Teuhave. This strip was
sold Or 90 year, Tor an for the Central Park
one Boyd 1866. who perfected his tax title, ana as
snCI u 10 one Rogers. Calaghau, by his counsel D. T.
Neville brought salt against Rogers and all claiming an
interest tue lane 10 set aside THIS TAX SAFE Jnse
D0uOhue, yesterday, refused 10 set y aside MS uecl
maintained appeal, BIZ ttaghan's hoIs can
not renew the claim until 1866. }. r. Neville appeared
Tor the plaintiff j. A. Deering for defendants.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-14

NewYork, semramis 18Th inst Harmony. Gernania Cant
Selman. Granville Belle the Southwest iass
Robert God,v for Delaware River TheOhah for savanI an
cnctta Capt Hobby for Pensacoa 1871 Harvester capt
Wave, Maria 18Th INST Rachele Capt marss Erin
ma John IttDsen, Medina kulaa, Iem9ar capt IreiIy'
and DO2ne Castle.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
SAVANNAH Dec 1S.-Arryed. steamship Mississippi, New
York Cleared. steamships Worcester Boston; Rapliar.
York ba John Geddo Br Hayre' bug Isabel ,Spauh
Barcelona.
WILMINGTON N c. Dec 13.-CIeared barks la Bella Olsen,
Naples; sustEcnc, FoLn, Liverpool. -
BALTIMORE Dec. l3-Arrivgf, barks Anonetta Accama,
DOutlCo Genoa PIufCtl huZU. Barcelona Cleared, bark
Continental IUpuer, savannah.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec I3.-AIlty,c, bark AWuta Menoit,
Magnone SayOnG brig Ga.Uilc, Dickson, Bloos sailed
steamship Illinois ShaCki1TI, for Lye0ol Among the pas
seugers rs NJ. John VI. Fofuey.
Boston, Dec l3.-Aryei banks Warren Halleit, Hydor
Gorec Fury, West Coast OF Afuca Veteran, cage
Galveston. CLEARED, steamships 1begu (Br Home Liver
Atwood, London, brig Lizabel uooIer Conuegos
DISASTERS.
QUErNsIows Dec l3-Bark Marco Polo Glal), Capt Ga
OF bark Enrcu DAudolo ual Capt AlDeri from New
NOrk nov. Ia Tor Queenstown. which fOuudtTCd.
MILFORD, Dec l3.-Bark Caru Tual tBrl capt. M"Tpay,
from Baltimore Nov lor Qutcuso"u has arrived here hay
ing been blown of Queenstown She lost part Of Lti bul
WarAs and OtheTW Ise DANA Cd
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
I0NpON Dec l3-1ho steamship Vaicta, Capt. Murrel.
fOm Boston 50 arrived West UaTe pool TODAY.
HAVANA Dec. - Tho steamship city Of New York Capt.
AIKEN, from Dec. g arrived this
SAN FRANCISCO Dee l3.-ihe steamship Iealaudlai Capt
CheyalCr rom sydney, w. Honolulu arrived mere
to-day. She brings he British mails.
lFor other Shtp NegS sss Fifh EGgel