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The New York herald., 1877-11-03
BOSTONIAN RECKLESSNESS.

A drunken man was staggering along Sixth avenue
about four O'Clock yesterday morning, He was we'll
dressed though the cut Of his apparel caused Oicer
McCool who the opposite side Of the street,
believe he dad not belong TO New York city, and
kept watch The officer whom he knew 10
be person OF very doubtful Character walking with
the drunken man. On the corner of twenty seventh
street officer saw the drunken man 0cKed down
by his companion, who then stopped over him
aud commenced 10 search his clothing. Ofhcer
McCool approached ana the highwayman
away. McCool followed, and alter o chase
OF Two blocks captured him and brought
HIM back TO the place where he had thrown n watch
and chain valued At $3.50 away. The prisoner made
hard hight with the officer at TINS po
make his escape, but The handouts being placed
him, surrendered and was taken TO tho rhirtteth
street station house. The strange man was also
taken there, and on his person was found dIa-
mond cross valued at $500 This. he said, be-
god To his wife, and he had brought to this city
10 get II appraised ana sold. HIS name he registered
James Dillon, OF No. 80 MiD0urne street, Boston.
rhe prisoners name IS Thomas Potter Of NO 42S
Sixth avenue quantity OF pawn tickets representing
watches, rings &c, we're in his pocket Ho COM
mltted by Judge Morgan IN 81, OO0 bail 70 answer.
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A SUDDEN DEATH.

Rev. William H. wyckoG LII. d., secretary Of tho
American Biolo Union, dropped dead yesterday morn
Ing while taking bath at his residence No. 5S Han
son place. Brooklyn. The deceased although seventy
years OF age, q OF unusual vigor and energy,
and yesterday morning when he hc appeared
well usual He entered the bathroom, and
there only short time when his wife heard him call
he mad fallen dead in the end OF the bath
,ub. some ten years ago tho deceased had
areursm the base Of the brain.
1t thought his death yesterday OWING to the old
trouble, as portion OF his neck and face found
to be very much discol0reJ The deceased attended
to mis- business daily and was at the Bible Union Office
on Thursday last. On Sunday last he preached at
Deep River, Conn.,, and was to havc preached in New
jersey tomorrow. lie was born IN this city Septcm-
Der TO- 1907, and the 0i Rev. Cornelius
Wyckon, OF Auburn, NJ y. Ho studi,d
Hamilton College Tor years, and IN 1873
was graduated from Union College. Hc was alter
ward principal OF the classical department OF Forrest
y Wyckons Collegiate School IN this. CITY for n num-
ber oil years In 1889 he founded the Baptist Advocate
the Examiner and Chron,cie, anu remained It's
editor until ls46. he VAS also president OF the
Young MEMS Baptist Society ana OF the Baptist
Domestic Mission Society. In 1886 he assisted
In organizing tho American and Foreign Bible
Society," and was It's corresponding secretary for iour
years. The deceased aided in forming tho American
Bible Union in 1850, aud remained It's corresponding
secretary from the time O organization until his
death. Mr. Wyckon has been Identified with tho Bap
tst denomination Tor about forty years. preaching III
Inherent parts OF the country his ordna; ion In
the Laight street Baptist Church III 1St6. The de-
ceased was tho author OF many religious works.
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CHAMBERS.

by Judge Donohue.
Roome vs. Sloan; DAVIS W. Wirth; DufIich Va.
Horton; In the matter oil tho application OF widening
Laurcn rs street; simpson VS.. STATE Bank New
Brunswick: Tcc w. London Moler VS. Muller;
Johnson O'Sulivan IN the matter OF the lnterna-
lional insurance Company; Hemon w. stephens; IN
the matter OF Bartlett; IN tho matter oil Herrick-
Granted. -
Clark vs. Martin; Larsen vs. Thompson; Vaughan
VS.. Hayes; Hazard vs. Lyden: Larsen vs. Ihompson-
N OtIons denied.
scbermerhorn VS. Schcrmcrhorp.-A simple order
rcicring II back may be entered the Judge to whom
the report will then be presented viii determine the
Hunter vs. Port Royal Railroad Company-Ordcr
granted.
Kinzcnmann VS. Elsback.-No reason for order
should be on notice OF notion
Listman vs.. Bant-lnc trial and judgment were
regular, and II defendant wants TO open he must show
merit MoIion denied
Bacot w. Tonnclc; Bacot vs. Tonnce.-Moton DO
MED. Memorandum.
Picard w. Bcrnhclmcr. Papers are ipsuilicient;
defendant may renew application IN payment Of costs
Buchan vs. Downs nc dciendants AFFIDAVIT dcnies
1aty the merits charged by p'aintin
la the matter OF the French Manufacturing Com
pany.-Order TO stand except as IN order found
within.
SUPREME couRT-GENERAL TERM.
BY Presiding Judge Davis and Judges Brady and
Daniels.
Darling vs. Halscy, &c.-Judgment set aside and
new trial ordered. OPINION Ivy Judg. Daniels.
Mcdonald va DAVIS Order affirmed, with $40 costs
and disbursements. Opinion by JuJgc Daniels.
Bowden, &c, vs.. Tho People &c.-Convction re-
vcrsed ana new trial ordered. Opinion by Presiding
Judge DAVIS
Livingston Va Curtis-0rder denying application
for discovery Of partnership books reversed and order
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further issues bonds ana Viii
be called for stated in report made oy tne Compoef
TO the state Senate on January 2. 1871.
- LxcisLArIvE nEAsukks "a -.
At the last session Legislature 20 10
cur- the repeal Of provisions Of law when -
issue o bonds ior purposes and provide
restrictions against bonded ueot out
essential features Of original bills tor this purpose
combinations
VALUATIONS RATE
large reduction has been made In the expe ,o
maintenance OF the city governments and In the "
'the annual The in 1877 Is les, thAn 20
N 1876, and upon decreased amount of vauAons 40 o
lows:-
1876. lo.93l94 $50 vi ios 5zd oza oe on
lSI7........... tlOl .093 .093 205 IolIcS4n 10
rhe rate of will probably not exceed 2oo
per cent on the valuations of 1877 bssng an estimate on
the amount Of tho In tho provisional est
mate Tor next which has just been auopteu oy TUG
Board OF tstimate and Apporonment. s,
ailude mere TO this actual" dimtnutioh "a cApen
lures reducing debt and because think the aes
should be fully understood and airly considere especa
by gentlemen who sincerely ergtged IN pIomot-
ing schemes Of municipal REFORM ostensby 20 ns. ne
recent OF finances o the city Indicate
~ least 1n honest within restricted powers OF
action under existing provisions o law they tend Also 70
encourage Iaith In the possibility of honest adminstrato
has In destroying them they oner TOO
wholesome rebuke to that blatant spirit OF municipal re-
form which, IN public communication TO me from one OF
your committee. Extensively displays itself as zent n
tsspayers Of New York. ."' weighed down under
their present fearful burden simply de
the municipal burdens indebtedness and this they will
have 'peaceably II they iorciby II they must
Deg, however, 20 assure that 40 not mean 70 im
pute 10 Or other gentlemen associaed with yoa any
sympathy with such spirit OF responsibility or express
'' y ''' JoH& S'Y KELLY. Comptroller.
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STOLEN DIAMONDS.


MEs. HOOPER AND HER TRAVELLING coAfPAN.
ION BEFORE JUSTICE BLOOM.
Mrs. William II. Hooper and Miss Nellie Hayes he,
travelling companion, who wero arrested last we
tho charge OF stealing $4c0 worth Of diamond Jew
elry from tho residence OF Mrs. William Delaney No
2l2 High street, Brooklyn, were taken before Justice
Bloom yesterday for examination. As the two pris
oncrs entered tho court every eye was turned
upon them Mrs. Hooper pleaded not guilty to the
charge and waved examination. Isaac Lindau, q
Broadway Jcwcllcr, was then placed on tho witness
stand, and testified that the two prisoners were
the parties he had purchased two diamond
earrings from for $50. Nellie Hayes was
next called, and sw0ro that sha was formerly
waiter gir In the Ashland House, Boston, that sho
thcrc made the acquantance OF Mrs Hooper, VINO
gagged her as travelling companion; they came to
brooklyn together and went 10 reside with the De.
hnoy iamily Nellie testified further that during
their stay there she was tho hab,t OF making up
Mrs. DrIaney's bed, and knew that tho box OF jewcr
was Kept under ono oi tho pillow shams. Wunc.
also testified to seeing Mrs Hooper sell diamond
TO u l'foadway Jeweer. She denied having spent any
money wiih Mrs. Hooper. Detective Campbell, OF the
second POlicc Precinct sworn, ami testified that
Nellie had told him that Mrs. Hooper had spent 50 80
for ring Tor herself Justice Bloom hcd prisoners
10 await The action OF tho Grand jury and default
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGELl
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

One hundred and seventy-nlnc assessment SUITS
agalns, tho city were yesterday discontinued py
Judge Robinson in tho Court of Common Pleas
B. c. Chelwood yesterday appointed by Judge
Douohuc receiver OF the New YORK District Exprcss
Company Qimited(
Mr. Samuel X. Belts, son OF Mr. G. +. Belts, Clerk
OF the District Court. was yesterday appointed by
Judge johnson United States Commissioner tor the
southern district Of New York.
Mr. Henry Macdona was yesterday admitted to the
Bar by the Supreme Court, General Term, motion
Of District Attorney TN elps.
On wednesday next Judge Aipman Will continue
tho call Jury calendar, beginning at No. 200,
the United States Circuit Court, civil side
The will oi Rev. DR.. William A. McVicKar, rector Of
Christ's Episcopal Church, IN this city, recently filed
the Sarrogatc's oihcc was yesterday admitted TO
probate.
There was quite long argument yesterday before
Judge Donohue on tho question of making permanent
tho Injunction recently granted restraining The sale OF
ster 4 Co. bv A Is. Slockwe collateral for drafts.
Judge Donohuc took the papers,
Additional andavits were submitted yesterday to
Judge Dononue IN The SUIT OF Ambrose q. kingsland
against the city TO recover seven contracts In these
adavits Is denied that the plaintiff had any inter-
est IN Allen Il Stevens claim, and avowed that
the charges claimed 10 ba exorbitant Tor maps are
reasonable.
| Judge Robinson Yesterday ordered a reference in
| the suit for divorce brought by George Rathman
against his wife, Elizabeth kathmsn, on ground Of
| alleged adultery. A reference was also ordered by
| Judge Freedman In the suit Tor divorce brought by
| LOUISA Martins against her husband, Ferdinand Mar
tins, the ground OF adultery. Ia the suit Tor divorce
brought by Andrew Noting against his wife ANNE NJ
Noiting on similar ground, the facts oil which have
been published, Judge Robinson yesterday granted
The defendant SIS a week al mony and S25 sci fec
Application MAS made yesterday to Judge Donoh nc
TO dx the day OF trai o SUIT brought by william H.
| Drew against John n. HARRISON. IL WAS stated that
the plaintiff received from Daniel Drew, his father,
Tor Jas So gwen by the latter To the defend
| ant IN December 1872, and payable in three years,
and that the suit was tor recovery upon THIS note.
The defence Is that there was no consideration, and
that the note was part oi contract IN brokerage not
fulfilled. Alter hearing Mr. ALVIN Bur for the plain.
TIM who desired the 10 bc set down Tor trial
the Sth inst, and Mr.. b. ii. Throckmorton for the de-
Iendant, who asked postpon smeEL OF tho trial until
l7h OF Der, owing 10 the necessary absence
of The defendant IN FLORIDA, Judge Donohuu took
DapcrS
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NEWARK COUNTERFETTERS.

Licbmann Cohen and his sons Jacob, Samuel and
Isaac who arrested tho night before their
idencc, No. AZ Bank street, caught the coun-
tcrieting twenty-five and ten pieces were taken
yesterday before United States Commissioner Jonn
Whitehead and committed TO await exam nation. For
tho Concn aud his Jacob the do
mandcd bail cac and Tor Isaac ST. 0OQ
required. Thoy could find bail were
locked up. Next Thursday they Will have cxamt
nation. Tho evidence against tnem according TO tho
police, Is Overwhelming. IL appears their discovery
and arrest were brought about by mere accident The
police werc the qn, tor escaped pcniIentiary
bird named Barney Giiroy. In searching Ior Barney
they stumbled across the Cohen family.
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CASE OF GESNER.

Following close the wake Of the recent proceed.
ngs In Of Colonel Gesner, the alleged orger,
the appeal taken by the District Attorney from tho
order OF Judge Wcstorook, directing the examination
before the police magistrate TO be proce eded wh al
though tho prisoner was held under an indictment
which was argued at considerable length yesterday
before The Supreme Court General Term. On inc
argument District Attorney Phelps commended ihat
only Judge at Oyer and Termncr could discharge
from indictment. 1t contended on behalf Of Ges-
ner by MIR. o. Bainbrtdge Smith, that the law PROVIDES
that when a warrant Is issued by Justice he shall
proceed with the examination, and tnat Is privilege
OF which he cannot be deprived by any indictment
The which gives the authority 10 arrest no
mandatory It's character than that which COM
polls tho examination Ol witnoss In support oi inc
prosecution. The chiet point raised was that ms
statuts gives tho accused an absolute rght 20 Do
examined and 10 examine his witness. he dwelt
~ considerable length on the alleged conspirlhg;
quoted Testimony OF Weston who stated that TWO
men named Austin and Jayne, came into MS room
when he prisoner At the Futh Avenue Hotel and
offered to Mbcrate him II he would make an amdavlt
that Colonel esner had forged the drai Alter hear
ing the argument the Court took the papers
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THE GILBERT ROAD.

Tho Supreme Court, General Term, yesterday, APP
pointed James NJ. Motley commissioner, IN tho place
OF late Adam S. Cameron, the mattor OF giving
title to real required by tho Gilbert Elevated
Railroad Company. Tue other members OF the CONE
mission are Chester A. Arthur and John j. Crane.
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$22,539.eso 20
RAPID TRANSIT.
THE LoRILLARDs CLAIM DAMAGES FROM THE
ELEVATED RAILROAD.

THE LoRILLARDs CLAIM DAMAGES FROM THE
ELEVATED RAILROAD.
The following letter was yesterday received By tho
officers OF the New York Elevated Railroad CON-
pany:-
To NEW YORK ELEVATED RAILROAD COMPANY
The operation ot the Elevated Railroad
In OF tho premises Nos 335 and 337 Greenwch
very seriously drDrec ciates their value We have
structcd tor by the owners tho trustees OF
Geo L. Lorard 10 take proceedings Tor the Of
their loss.
The pscuniary situation OF the company ! such that
claim against be made 0t value. Our clients
claim all OF those who participate In the which
they think is done TO them personally liable.
On their behalf beg notify you that they remon-
against the injury which causing to their
property and that II continued they viii hod respon-
siblc. Yours tc.. MUM PARSONS.
NKw loRK, Oct 20. 1877
MOUNT VERNON RAPID TRANSIT.
At meeting OF the Commuters Protective Union OF
Mount Vernon, held Thursday evening, COM
mtce, appointed to wait upon tho several candidates
for legislative honors and ascertain how Tar they
disposed TO secure cheap rapid transit, reported that
all Expressed themselves rs favorable Consequently
the Union declined TO endorse any particular can.
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pHINEAs FoGG OUTDONE.

nice point in tho matter OF registration was de-
cided Yesterday by Judge Denohus. Mr. Beltram
Wills the registry oce of the Sixth election
district the Fifth Assembly district 10 register AS
he offered himself registration the clock struck
nine +. NJ, and the registers refused to allow him TO
register, claiming that the law limiting the hours oil
from eight A. NJ to r NJ did not per-
init MS registration Not caring 10 lose his vote he
applied yesterday through Mr. Peter MITCHELL his
counsel 10 Judge DonoAue for msndamus directing
the registers allow him 10 resster Alter quite an
argument as 10 whether It nine +. NJ until after
the clock had the hours, the Judge held that
The time designated tor registration did not expire
until alter the clock had struck nine O'Clock.
mandamus was accordingly directed 70 ISSUE
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ANDREW H. GREEN'S "REFORM.

HOW HIS ADMINISTRATION OF THE CITY FL
NANcEs CONTRASTS WITH THAT OF THE
RING-TELLTALE FIGURES
Mr.. John Foley has written letter to the public In
which no contrasts Andrew Il. Green's 'reform" ad-
ministraton OF the Finance Department u the city
government with the "Rine' administration OF Comp
troler Connolly "Connoily entered upon his duties
Comptroller" says Mr.. Foley. "January l, 1867.
and resigned the otnco to Mr.. Green September 49,
1871. During Connolly's term the burdens imposed
upon the city and county were as folows:-
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THE LATE BOND ROBBERIES.

Langdon W. Moore, ALIAS Charles Adams, charged
with q bond robbery Cambrdgcpors, the facts OF
which have been published, was yesterday brought
before Judge DoDohueon writ Of habeas corpus OBJ
tanned by Mr.. william +. Howe his counsel Assist
ant District Attorney Leary made return 10 the writ
that prisoner In the custody ol Inspector Muir
ray awaiting transfer to officer from Cambridge.
port granted Dy the Governor OF Massachusetts, Mr..
Howo said he desired traverse this return, but
willing to nave the present writ dismissed when ho
would apply for writ This application
granted and thereupon writ was issued directed
to Ofcer ood Of Cambridgeport, and Sheriff Reilly
10 retain the prisoner In their custody until the 6tn
inst Al winch time IL is made returna0le.
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FAILURES IN CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Ill, Nov. 2 1877.
wnslow Bushnell has fled his voluntary petition IN
bankruptcy. His secured debts amount 10 SOS. 000I
with securities worth 1920. 900; Unsecured debtA
$50, 900; assets about $l1, 900.
George \. BatcheIder, commission merchant, has
tailed. Hrs liabilities are SAT, 0OO; assets small
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AMERICAN POPULAR.

Important witnesses that expected at the ref.
crcncc of the American Popular Llie Insurance Com
pany did not appear yesterday, and the proceedings
were confined to the testimony OF three policy hold
crs Each mad mislcd by tho circulars invitiDg
them to change tncr contracts anu u appears that
the officers showed no partaity in practising docep-
t,ons Another hearing before Mr.. Ira u. Warren VIII
DO had on Monday.
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REAL ESTATE.
The sales at the Exchange yesterday were as fol-
ny ". n. LUDLOW AND co.

lows
". ~. LUDLOW
Supreme Court foreclosure ssle--Eharles H.. Hill
" dretL. rcfcrce-oi the Tour story and basement
brown stone front house, with lot I7xlOD4 NO.
SO West 52d ST.. n. o.. 5O4 IL. e. OF 9TH av.. to
ny JAMES ~.
supreme Court fJrecOsurc sale ohm Bassett, ref
OF the i've story brown front store
and tenement house with lot 25.lxIUO No. $50
Gth Nv, ", s. 5u.2 H. 5. OF 9th ST., to William NJ
.t....+.......... 214OO
ny sco1r AND
Superior Court foreclosure sac--NiIliam i.
ketclum, retcrcc-of lot 2axiO1 y on West
10th st. >, 225 /. Of sih av 10 plantiir. $500
By PfrEn y.
Supreme Court foreclosure snlc-tred lie L.. Foster
referee OF plot oil land 100. llxlSD, 4th nv.,
g. OF 1l5th 81 TO paintI ........ :. 5000
ny LOUIS
Supreme Court foreclosure ie-Join J. Thomas
sen. reieree--ot the three story and basement
brown stone iront house, with lot iTxSJ. No. i4f
IasI II6th St. n. 81 30 IT, ". OF I'D av.. to plain-
tif ZOO
JAMES I. WELLS.
Suprrme Court foreclosure saie-Snmuci ". Purdy.
rccree-oi one iot 25x13f on Washington ay.
known part Of lot No "a ON map of Norris
ania to plaintiff. 1000
Total sales for the A49
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THE MERRITT ESTATE.

Surrogate Coffin, OF Wcstchestcr county. was occu-
pcd tho whole OF yesterday IN hearing testimony In
tho Merritt estate matter Petitions we're flied by
about twenty new claimants for leave to como In and
snare in tho distribution next OF KIN. These were
represented by hve or six lawyers, making tho
number oi legal gentlemen engaged Ia the case about
twcnty-h live No new features were developed.
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Comptroller Kelly yesterday sent the following CON-
nun icaton to Mr. Samuel d. Babcock in answer to
letter received from that gentleman as 10 certain
statements relation TO the city finances at tho
Steinway Hall meeting-
DEPARrAKNr OF FINANCE. CoxrrRoLLrR's orrIcE,
Nkw YORK, Nov =. 1871
SAMUEL ID. BABcocx ESQ. =
the 2sth ui in which excepted TO h. stsement
sseiasay Mali-ihs permanent debt today (as ar
s Ars s1 70 Certainly nH
your committee from all intentional Misrepresentation
%y 1 'SS sondac s'' .s
ysSf viii s aesSsa sass your @
generally and that they will be agreeaDy surprised It
sas sssssae ss'4A' net ''0' o '' m
Prvsss asntomen cannot expected to examine crit
,cay oil the o. rspos r. q. q shs
% ns aa a sas The
refer to and stated in those official
this city Yon Go mo tho honor. s'c to say that y con
You 50 fairly mako~to submit your depart
mens to examination by comm.sss s o. my selection.
mako puelis statement you vii, max. OF the debt
. the wnch 10 reaairsd in sestlemen. Of
% s '" If as
70 tho city The Comptrolers otcsi show
not iacnas estimated Of liabilities claims
sssi saS on TO tic tho
amount Of scsuai net dept Of our city s. esriay
u, ny power Tue Ssarss
msk. n.s than tho ac,s
cessay tho real amount OF the actual
liabilities Of wish Il TO be distinctly understood
deprecntc municipal debt much
my foow citizens and shall always be glad
with them In Tor restrict
ing its growth reducing tho amount. fact,
wholly opposed TO the policy OF contracting municipal DEBIT
a rate without adequate 10. me 81
SoIF saIs u other means Sesiaos .axa.ion.
SOMETHING
balance sheet the corporation desire has
never been before this city and is with
the strctes gard the actual OF ali labiios
while the assets reaizsble the city
1t figures which liberal allowances or decon
will aud much lower IL s believed. than
would exist in fnal settlement Of those the
for reference the bond debt and
determine she the several items which
showing the actual net debt of tho city
the inccated in tho Comptroer's last annual
port August 1877 This date is therefore taken for the
statement or balance sheet showing the amount
the estm liabilities Of the city OF
New ork and amount reaiSable from all
debts due the city August !, 1877
LIABILITIES
The city debt Of all classes OF bonds on August l. 1877
follows.
Less sinking fund. ........ 29,667 ,56S 50
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Total ,l544S2 70
Second-BOyNs and St0cis.
Total debt of the city and
county In bonds and
stocks September 49,
lS71-the date of MIR.
Greens accession TO Of
fce-accordinK to the
annual message OF Mayor
Havemcyer, ,Janunry l9.
1874. ...Sllo,IU0ooS Oh
This included
bonds issued In anticpa-
Of tho revenue OF
the year 1871 and paid.
Com ptroller Green
certified. to Mayor Havo-
meyer out OF the taxes
Of the year above speci-
fed. which, therefore. de- -.
--- o3.o43e5s 81
Tho total debt Of the city
county bonds and
stocks January /,
1867 the date OF Mr.
ac Office vas .I'..'..a =. .... sss,esAess 90
This included
bonds issued In anticpa-
ton of the revenue OF
the year 1865 and paid
OF the taxes Of that
deduct. ...-............... sal 900 90
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THE RIVAL AMERICAN LLOYDS.

motion to punish the defendant for contempt was
argued considerable length yesterday before Judge
Donohue, in the suit Of Hartshorn against KING.
According TO the plaintiffs afidavits 1t would seem
that the parties in business as The American
Lioyds al Burng slip: that defendant separated from
D. Taylor, who mad been carrying on "lhe American
Lloyds Universal Standad that the latter advertised
that the American Loyus mad been removed and con-
sodated with the Lloyds Universal. and that plaintn
sued the partners for ling with King aud an
Injunction against the publication OF The titlo Aner-
can I.oyds Consolidated or any statement ol such
consolidation Hartshorn was awarded $l6O 0y the
referee as also the injunction asked Ter. The motion
yesterday was tounaed upon an alleged certificate,
signed 6y King Taylor, under the prohibited tille
IL was alleged In to this that the separation
was caused by pia,ntns neglect OF business that
he dissolved partnership with Taylor before the Judg
ment and that his namc was written ON tue Dack OF
the printed slip before reterees report The Court
took the papers