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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19

IlIF AIDERMEN'o COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF iRl"i"
The Aldermen's Committee on Railroads mas
agreed to report today favor Of granting permission
10 the second Third and Eighth Avenue Railroad Com
rancs TO run five OF the steam passenger cars on
each Of those roads, by way OF experiment Passengers
will be entitled TO Seats and notices are TO be- display c
ON tho outside OF the when al the places are iaken
T. W Peoples agent OF the BALDWIN Locomotive steam
Street Cars and Motors, informed TRIBUNE reporter
yesterday That the experiment Of using steam n"ntfret
railroads in Nev-YoIb would undoubtedly Le made upon
Inc Third Avenue luc. Thc locomotives iAai "0dld Dee
first u,rd Dec thought. would De The motors Wlcu are
detached from che PASSENGER cars ana p'In hr use q"
tie present cars. Hc also said that MI fhll' iI '-
dcpi of the THIRD AVcnuc Railroad Company. stated tht
Inc cuuuauy intended to steam upon idl fudl "J
from Harlem thc depot at sixty -ttl~t ID Was gwen
ms "a reason for this decision that dsitr uc t"uu Hc
Ir,dr unp at srriuu of rUad Than in the lower Iar
al the cty. u was not likely that ohcr roads ""uId
make any change until the trial hat been made upon ic
Itird Avenue irc. The Harlem and hoii1shid N.Ic't
Car Company coisidcrns ha question o Using loco
motives on ITS road. TOE charter oil inia me gives ue
COMPANY the night Go usc steam.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
y1Ivr,s LOSING sPECULATIONs.

Return or CHARLES DtHLMANN CO.'S AGENT
Arthur A. Kline, agent of Charles Dahlmann
& Co. AT No. 81 Readc-s. trip to Europe caused
much anxiety among the creditors of the hrm returned
10 TINS city on Saturday last An account OF the enbaI
easements of the firm published in TIM 1mDuNE OF
Friday TRIBUNE reporter called on Mr. Kline yester
dav aud asked him for statement III regard To the re
ports about his connection with the firms embarras
mrnt 81 vent 10 Europe" he answered. " TO see my
parents in Al,aoc, where intended 10 STAY FIX Wechs
When eft New-York an the money took with me was
800 francs about $500 and not TlUOoOO as mas h'h
sand had only been with my parents lcW Gays Hhch
heard of the reports ab0at our IN. 1ht Was on June
. aud on june sailed from LltcTpo0l Tor ms CIV
So Won see | Ola not 8bscofd. Il the CREDITORS hdi
only taken tue trouble to examine the books OF
tbr firm ihev would have how my accounts STOOD
Ii is trne that speculaed i'm gold aui stocks ana su'
tai led losses. but IL upou my own account h"l TOT
the firm. lost ABOUT 100000 what lea Inc l." ssNu-
lac was the great credit THAI our firm had; was uheitu
an the LOANS antcd. lspecuatcd orce ana lost ,uV
then desiring 10 retrieve tne loss. sp,cuitiet ana los,
again and aguu." Mr. Kline added lhai he ms dII",u!
seen several OF the cr,dtols o the him ana was '"i
fdcut that a aSiactofy settlement would ne hlaoe
with item an ia shOit time. MI knhc u y"uns
man of a Don't so years OF age. 49,,
Ilwaid Iauterbach The counsel for the firm sara lh'i
he had INFO ihe head OF the firm a. Sau francesca
OF the arrival OF Kline ana expected an answer III
few days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
THE RI-INrD TENEMENT HOUSES.

INVESTIGATING 1HE CAUSE or IHE ACCIDENT.
The runs of the fallen buildings IN twenty
thri-st between Second and Thirdaves.' were sun
guarded by the police yesterday, although the eNe"@
mcnt In the neighborhood had greatly abated' "auer
w Adams superintcndeut OF Buildings, accompanied
by pepnty Superintendent Dudley and Disreinspcclor
Jeremiah A. Halanau. made careful examination ol
Tho rims Felix ASTON OK No West Nntli-st, Inc
owner OF the ruins and the adjoining bmio
ings said that he ready to comply iulS
with any recommendations of the Departne"'
Crevier Brothers are the agents charge OF ms "roie
crty but their principal attention has bc'h llo'u 20
collecting the rents. &c has been found thai Two
f stone were lard clay bottom, Which at orc l'o
had been tLo bed Of the rshy land ADJOINING nv I.'ci
No stone bricks laid across nor were lno so
or side walls properly fastened 10 pieNeh lhvlh
spreading The space between these stones was ~ -
with pieces Of old bricks and Rubbish. Ihe party Wt
was erected on this insecure ioundlhOh. ihS ~" "a
for 26 wears No sign Whatever HAD bcth hotIVVu y"
The occNpanfs 81 tie buildings cNccW lh' ot'
sona cracking plaster OF the saeglng OF d'o' ie
many of the tenemcnts cebONes, nom hhch Pil's
ran down uclT the party wall into the nc@huni hvou
thought that the constant dripping OF wafer from wv
many ice-nONes assisted IN weakening the iouua'ons,
Tie adjoining structures and portions OF the IuHo
We're care ully shOfcd Yesterday ana ichucicu h-
poIariy secure until the buildings can DC thpouShh
rlrcd such furniture of the tenanis Is c.ou ~
obtained wiinou taking too great rlSk was stcuU h
a,gny places where bOusrcss ptob' u.''i
been furnished with temporary huheo III tNt IV' ~
destruction Of the upper stories seemed To lie more cvp
Ilee tlan IN the front nothing has The eastern wan OF
one apartment remained, tnat beng held ny inc ylNe
secured To the building adjoining. Inc tenants estimate
the loss of caoA family 40 from 80 To G1uo ihS DiAou
being paid Tor mon dcsuoA ca property "u' ,'H
undecided whether they ought 10 sue ihe city or MI
A..y az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
TUE CIrY's LIABILITY FOR IT'S DEPARTMENTS
ACIS

Bridget lurnlcy I'M her complaint against The
city, SAYS that on May ~ lS7j she sick with what
turned on 90 ba The measles The clth oihccr without
ans medical examination claimed that she had The small pox,
hurried her ato Csc small DON nce and carried DER o. %
shed adioung the Smallpox Hospital. where there were
small uox patients and WITH whom Sine remained "a long time
namely about Then the docot. examined her and
discovered c ldy. Dat would NOT lct hcr return
home and compelled % walk quite distance SICK rs
sine was through wet grass until her cohnr soaked to
another osoai whore among pa of tongue and
SOME vi ID infections dsclsc fu ed TO STAY seven
DAYS a. DIS tii.i money ~totu N1u her, sine
ask. 80 900 damages. 1A before jude Van
Lrlu. boz supreme ur Spfcia frim, on drmurr 10y the
lfg ID. m eiat 10 responsible for wrongful acts
r o ..r, of tte trtI Deiir u ut. They were ro The
servants of the cy bI o inc department oy ha1 luurd
power if-l them by statute and They prfioit a
pbic tuty tr brucii of go. cpnuu.y ~ uoi it hc
p.-u ay sdvantlQ t.r city. Judrr Nan 3rni ov"iIuld
hrdolIIIor NiH.atc Is Gallon appeared Tor the plnil
the Corporation Counsel for tlr coy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
SALE or JAPANESE POTTERY AND LACQUERED
WORK

The sale Of the japanese br0nzes, pottery, and lac
quorpd wors selected Tor Tiffany Co. by Dr. Dresser WAS
BEGUN yesterday afternoon az Clinton Hall, aud viii b. con
tuuel lmt a the articles sold than 100
gentlemen and ladies present during The sale The articles
sold very rapidly. although bidding The
prices obtained Wofe about bali the cost o
the cs The greater part OF hose spd were of small size
and cImpaatiyy small bT from % cents 20
eici Among the largest prices obtained wee tlc follow
ing: COis0nu6 enamel ya.c inches high dee talcd win
pheasaus and stors. <f6f pacquc - Do Oh inches oil
some 20 cc.ah dco ao Win insects and birds = 'u
lunch so clIsOiut
q: aakuizo - obong cios"unc pate. o. OH ~
burner. painted WITH bus~ bowl
c,Iadrl red. bowl
odd design of spider aud web t6. clonne enamel =
inchr, high ~ 20 kiOowae ~ pair of
vases win hguros stoks ana Insects, sl3 90 Oxen
.ut0 rated 10 coloT~ sold for about
each and ten caps viii japanese characters Tor -
com AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
FAMILY LITIGATION ABOUT PROPERTY

Tho General Term u The Court Of Common Pleas,
jude Robinson giving The olin ~ have decided the suit
Of Elijah ruidy AGAINST Alfred rudy in a points in favor Of
Tho defendant Tho dfoadmt and his brother George
partners business and i'm ihc ncrshp funds bought
some real for the partnership business George lett the
psrircr.lp when 10 was usoycnt lie died after
aud bis ralesiatc descended o ms father The pana in the
suit Elijah Purly the plaintiff conveyed h, interest n the
property bought by his To Alittd Puly who paid for
this some amounts bis sisters anu another brother HIS
father then brought is suit aside his CONVEYANCE
claiming Ascd Pury had obtained by undue influence
The referee found tlat there no undue influence,
but iiat Atiiri PuI.y Should account 60 las father ioy
Groicc's STAR. iu the business Tee father appealed Jndre
Io'l4on. h, opinion nnus from tc lathtrs con ini 4u
ilai moi go m ii' man
10 De- uuduy influenced hv his Ar and I that sicct
tc r rce was entirety uchf hui bc-It, that tnr property
question absolutely firm properly asa on MS hi"thi
withdrawal the nIu bcGr Jl~piuirl. 4 Aiu ana u'
needed mo- tcyaucc rnn father. Ihc mistake the
rsi,rr a.o rclui.c tn defendant 0 arc'uu Tint
the plaintiff right complain hut tht PENDANT,
whodi not appeal, express leave Ia move To strkc
Out lila, part col the referees CMon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
oBsrrUCrING \ NEIGHBoR's VIEW.

In the suit of William ID. Sblpman, assignee
Of william Butler Duncan against Nathan T. Beers
Judge Barrett, in supreme Court, Chambers ueo"eS
that in no case, except by express covenant OF very
plainly implied purpose, the owner OF one piece oil
property prevent adjoining owner from pu""lE ="
his own property so 20 darkcn the windows OF the
o.bcr The plaintiff OWLS long lease NO fhthaVe.
from the sailors Snug Harb0r. bciendat owns snnl
lease Oh No. Fnl1tvc. Both derive ihrr uile iinir
lanes Booinan when n0ornan parted win ms rights
i'm No 3 there WAS a bmidu- covering nearly ne Nh"lr
oi of 80 J. 20 10y 100. on No. The building oiv
vfsnlrd back 30 feel. and there window ~ NJ
looking on iHc courtyard Of NOS. Now Tue 81. emu
amt plopoSc. % bui on No. urtlcr phch ana pIilh
ask AN Injunction On the ground That there Was an nm
t,d easement al lights granted 10y BoOnnh ~ pAflhS
with premises they then stood 10 Wch ms Sidhl'"
s siiecf Ju 70 Barrett concludes that such inpi-
cation arises at law, and refuses an injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
nrrI.InN- TN II.

c,,Dreo,c Court Cham5vs-W Judge Barrett
iorac,s 10 answer 1hc wr.i.n .idavi OF MI iaecrson;
Sluan ari h'tisl,nl9r,l. l.. non '.'.' 10, i
csuuo ans THING 3D. assist te parties n this matter. itc
,,,, 1,,,y i,,t he ma, tl.k aqr CRIME opinion.
IRREGULAR tat h,re 0g, iaf OF pr'c.dn IN No" "rr
w,dtys polio Int iurtcr abe motion 1at no 20 br ri n
i,ceci,ne Tor irr .uarty Now u'lo np 1r lar,t;
e. %. orer icrdna iiuo 90 ahs",l a. u". prone"
-mi,c hy diault with costa ana lh,,r ,,' "', int
TO Dee gangd 10 permit m"ii" . 10 Src,ass 'ftt
There BAL been IN the prescnt oflci 9" $40" pt1, ~
TIE favor TIE mcrt~ Of The cause ini aho9ah ihal was
i ' W,I slO ,,t Mater Of Tie rrc,iv,r,bip oi tho
waved ly SPECIAL sgr'ln.i To- ihs an i,i'r, i.-,i.i.
OF counsel for Qnui ami ~ aeainsl n c,asr Z" "c
an, Of the Other aries, Mr. MCGOWAN vino now objects
90 ihe amount Of ih' rcrir'S ie'' w.. 9 ' '" "to
al parties excerpt Qunan anG iDc li 81 docs
3l3 'oapy only tooo'ts IN civil acuons The
Special THY judge VAN Hrnt.-Ncfarlauc act For
r,si,r, Dlpuat ac Board of tncauon Cooking aud ano
1,ncV a. The Mayor Nc-DcmaItr ov'frlrs ocicdpnts
g. aye ay 20 amend gn amen o., Hi', ~, rH'
Memorandum or counsel. hoscr Az iai'cr and Find
superior Copyi- SprdH Io.m.-By JUDGE Freed
mau,D,iz agt Fal.i.-rie defendant rs entitled io iudg
", y ,e inia ali. scc '0Tir ,'ttl,d
nv Jude, Sani'ri-ianie 9s.; N2,,k,-IndpnIi ior
patutn on dcair- VIA h',IiL To &C. in 10 answer "n
pa, mell g SIS orn,gn. Mai' , ' iia, "T
sT,,, r r, Ms,lsi-sI I'LL is,sie Ns-ocaiion uricrsd
Crnet c0np.ny - al-trl.r coni ming injunction fnhii
-Uricr continuing injunction.
tonmon Pea.-Gcroai Irm.-By Chicf-Julcc
6 y 1 j'4 49, son. M og l;nc yam l'' In a' mem, ai
amrnrd opinion by lob son. j. Soc air Gr"gorg Idly
Inr. A1hior H9i - JOSS aud OILERS JHo mont r'frcd,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19

Sinclair 1oussy President OF the Prison As
ISOLATION of this city, complained 10 MayorHy yesterday
thar the new JcG Ison Market OF Third District Court
house was not put 10 for The confinement of prison
crs Mr. Touscy said that tie prison contained go cells
and was now completed. he bad been in ouucd That the
Commissioner Of Pubiir Works was ready 90 place tnr
uil son in the hands of the 4 Mmis ,oucTS tlau les
and Correction. hut these commissioners Icfus 90 10 lt
ccivr H. as they bad appropriation from " men 90 tN
the salaries of iHu tors keepers, Nc Mi. I"h-'A a-
the Ni4yur 10 Bring subject before IN Board az Ei
mai, and ApuuI comment. Tee Iomh-, hc s.id over
crowded. and ilr new prison. which bad been bWi az
great COST should De utilized. The alay or promised Ia
ati nd 10 the matter promptly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
MsrrcroRs TO BE INSPECTED.

Complaints are made to the city authorities
daily of short weight in ions of Goals delivered om coal
yards IN tins city. Mayor Ey has referred persons az
eycd to the Inspectors Of Weights and Measures Jacob
j. Baua Of the FIRST or Western District ANA Theodore =
Kent Of the Second or Eastern District. Tie dividing
line of the two districts is Broadway to Fourccnhst
and Fouuhayc TO the upper end OF the city. These M
epctors are obliged by law 10 visit al stores. coai yad
&C. and examine ihe weights ana measures used therein
for which ec1 Ice. fhay are entitled 10 small Ice When
there are Janis special Inspection nus D" ihidr
and person, found guilty of using unlawful "'ich'> or
measures must DE rtported 70 thc corporation Tor pun
i.1mcut Il is q cufreut rumur that nearly all such eases
are stilcd with INSPECTORS aud rarely reach lhc D.
pp-atl0u Attorney. Office The Mayors attention mas
been ciilcd 10 dc frequency of These cou1 ls, ana ~
BE- understood that thorough inquiry N io be inh &C. 100
r.nion 10 the manner IN which these Inspectors dc
charge tAoiI duties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
THE COURTS.
sr,r1Nc-MAcuINE CONrRACTs.


INDIGNANT PROTEST FROM CHIEF-JUsrlCE DAILY
Caroline Uayiland hired sewing machine
from Johnson Clark Co.. agreeing to pay $40 in u" Tor
H. She paid 40 and six monthly instalimonts oi %
The agreement provided that II she failed In any monthly
pavncnt the machine might be seized without NORGE
She stipulated not To snc them Tor any uaih'B' INV
misht do In retaining the machine, ana IN iho ae'oe
ent was clause that Tie contract mad been read over
TO her and she understood II. She says they assuren "'
the machine would five years ana promise"
IN keen # I'm order After two months the
machine got out OF order. and some ''n'o
afterwards sho sent to johnson Clark Co 10 be hNed
She did not reclaim IT, and they claimed she had oreheu
IT, She sued them and recovered Judgment III Justice
court for the gfJ she had paid The defendants nl''"
The Common Pleas General Term, Judge KoohSon
giving the opinion and Judge Lafemoe c"hcuiThE' IT,
verse the decision holding that the paintih was not
cntapped INTO making The contract by false Represents"
lions. she Is bound b. IT,
Chief Jnstce DAILY indignantly dissents. Tic says
81 will never give NV sanction To the enforcement Oh
ci an rrernfut as the one This II Is upon us
face grossly unjust. and designed 10 take an nconseV,
blc ADVANTAGE OF the poor and needy lie p"ln on,
bot hy H. tern one who has paid so on nychlue
NAV lose the money and The narlnr Tor iarh OF lo
- ana thai under u the plaiuiih asIrea mol 10 roii ~
the law against d' Iei"ah', l" ''l' nj her
person property, or me prom nv or '' LII
nm agreement should b. allowed 10 he caiiitn
out m any OF iis proHsi.ns. nnd u Wouh rup' ~ Nd
under ia f. m it, papabe injustice" lle ihrn p"luts
ON That thc contract printed, ana ccrhs t"l Wis
read 10 her by JOHN McQuadc aud that plainuH iul,
understood IT, while she swcar that 81 was MOI f'h pnt
SIMPLY handed her, and she did not loW - on'.'
and McOuadc testified he believed he did noi f'hn " ~
her, but asked her " she knew WHAT was ~ w. ~ %
she SAID u was al right The justice was lslrh ~ ~
n chm. would MOI ,,oik well. while paiut!h bad hcrn
assured ID would i've years lie ho.os tiht t' JlE
during which The machine worked well. but should Do
affirmed lOr go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
SHiPPING INTELLIGENCE.
IryE
ronr OF NEw.YorN

Pour OF NEw.YoEK. ..................Ju IS
steamship ola pomnlor' aicE NoioiK cY Point and
Richmond. OH uomiriou team n,u Co.
steamship Iaesncra. johnson Portland. j. F. imcs
sup Em,ta lie staples, london, Ing, Giinnel Minturn
fr Nuoyo Virginia dtal scapah, seville. spaiu Lauro
G'S ro ir,aj schiaro Cork Falmouth for orders
a.E B'i.y GUIDE CNor Duc Aaltors Denmark, Book
Blk sio tNor. Tccscn Passages, spain Funch Edge
isik Absjross Norl Ncscu Apcoua Italy Funch, Edge
NAN lliz, Barss 6erl Voscy Hamilton Brr A. ETuckcr
Bar Zuut BID Peterson. foit OF SPAN irl' lio"lmd
arK ocsct Atkinson, Puerto Cabelo am aguayra, Ven
iarS GrccIan OBJ, Hawksay Belfast ireland, Punch
Bre imp.,s. BIB Bunuc, II. AIMS BAY, Montego Eaj
s,hr J. f. Robinson clover. il de- Janeiro. J. T. Ward
s,sr scud Hallo,ou Boston Mass J,d FRYE q GO.
-,nr. hr stone, HATCH io.i"n Mas. Jd fi}r ~ %" -,
Gtr.c j. Mrirou, punuin- JacAsoh'lc fla' bryan
rc.r s. Ian'. Do4erty Bahia nsazl r. y Hand clam,
Scfr spec HeA. DrsAo NeWar6, n. j. simpson, 'hpp
sin ~ 49, Mcu Young savannah, Gas Evan, nall CO.
sci,f V,sta Url. Palmer, ST. John, n 49,, T. Neyius
son.
ARRvEp
steamship Gsand tBrl Ruttcr Havana June l3, Win
ndse and pass 10 = ~ " olsi vessel 10 j. = Tucker
Steamship ciy OF Austin, steycns fcmaudna and Bruins
pass 'oC H. Mallory ~ Co. june - ,, 10 .. ,e. - 3d.
steamship A-hcs, >mItl, Philadelphia win muse ANA pass
g. iurart q morgan.
Mans ~amtp tits-) Stenman, Bremen 90 DAYS 100 ballast
10 Iuucl Euyc Go. a, been at Delaware BfoaAWaier 81
iafk Nimfoi Aust Gtrolmich Genoa 56 days n ballast
10 -incoyt,h IS co. Passed Gibraltar MAY -
T. tlua tltal seal pail cghuw 100 days. Win mar
ole. rags. &C., .rr PASSED. Gibraltar Nav p
fn Moore col Nuisur, \. ~, shaw, Port spain,
Trinidad. is days Win sugar To- Dr KEEL Morgan Coz scl
o. in.ii if's.
lafE ofs flag NoEi. Nielsen. DAYS with
To- Ituuda. lbija.uin a Go, vessel To- Louis icrus
u'o tlta SdNarDo lfaplli 10 DAYS, with
sait vessel to Punch Ld,e& Go. Passed Gibraltar
lis Ch O..
/ sugar 10 orict. Nr. sel 10 D. b.. Whitney Il GO.
~rf Zephyr Jclsryl. i"r re namDucO 20 DAYS with
SMEAR 10 order. vessel 81 Geu. 4. Bulcy.'
-thr Mary J. D0u"Ls Got Bombay, Rolf Para 10 day
VIII, rabbf, nuts. &c, 10 buir Pond vessel g. IS. J.
Menltrg a 60
rchr. Minnie g. 1oud (oi Bait mor~ Holt, Matanzas 3
dS- with SUGAR 10 hondA benjamin x 60, vessel To Miller
q llouehtuh
sem Hattie 4. Butlrr, Arnold. Portland
ScLr raTah j. Quincy, g raty, fnwtuekct
Schr Mlrt Ellen, Chapman. Boston,
lIanCts a. iOoks, Wilcox. Nantucket with 9Th %
Haley & 60,
| -eir MARY Emma Conger. New London.
Schr Saliir W. Ponder, Lincoln, Taunton.
/ 30 Whistler k'ofr, Taunton.
sch Miuqyas. Phillips, Providence for Port Johnson;
Norma T.. King, Jarvis Providence or Port johnson
| scLr. Vera ia, Iono. iIoydance Tor Port johnson.
Schf. u. t. i1tA Cummings tpi river.
hchr. John ID. Buckalos, Alton, fali River.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19

A CUsTOM-HOU-E DISMISSAL RECONSTRUCTED.
The letter removing John i. Osborn, one OF
the four dDply collectors VINO were discharged from The
Custom house ON Saturday has been recalled AMI further
action in the matter suspended FIR tine present MI o.
born sti1 remains in charge OF The Third Division ~
Mr. OsDorns testimony before the investigating Com
mission was considered by many hostile To- The inter
csts of certain Cusomhoisc officials, his removal ON
Saturday. followed quc y 10y recall Of The ordrr FOR
tlc present, became the subject of r'n raj criticism al
the custom lnisc Yesterday. W. L. Warren, of the
deputy collectors i'm the rouuda, Who was also dis
cu.r cG uU saturday, Wis uidc Yesterday ccl crik Of
the SIKH Division tne invoice department. 10 place Of
rdrl,E Farm J.. superseded. III" SN 10 ANA seventh
DIVISIONS nave been c0uso dated, 10 DE hu"Wh hereafter
unl Il LAIn ILAI..nII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
A CHURCH AS SECURITY FOR \ SAYINGS BANK.
.Inhnn Schnnb and two others have sued Car

dnai McCIoskcy, the Rev. Anthony kcsseier ANA inc
Emsrant Industrial Savings Bank in the Cont Of Com
mon Pleas The complaint states That IN order to ala III
tle luiidine OF st. Joscpbs Clurch. the tile 10 whch
US th mn Archbishop Hughes and u now IN tafdnal
Nc(losktv u sort OF savings iHk was iurr WIN u'
of fle objects aud methods OF savings htik, lh Whrh
tho ptuiig. were dcppsturS To The extent o SILL l.
Tho rnurch was understood to hr ih" scrurN Tor me
dcpo.ors In ihs bank or institution iht' char-r tm
Ibr pYiuiis complain ilu recently the chuch nus 81
mort gagged tn violation of their r-is tothr hhtianS
Iu,u.ffial savings sauk-nFsi for - OOO ana atrlNhth
for sGO0O-Iud they ash That these mortgages pc ho-
rlar,d mil and void. and their dcrooiis drrlar'y, q
Irn nu inc church The c3sc up before judge Van
UnrCn on 4 motion 40 siiik. parts oi he com
part as irrelevant Juc Van ilocsen granted the mo-
fl.tI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-06-19
DOUBLE-DECKED CARS ON SIXTH-AVE.
IL :. l.. q Lii, nd in RIDnl..

DOUBLE-DECKED CARS ON SIXTll-ANE
On the east side of the city and in Brook
lyn, smoking aud excursion put on the street
railroads during the Summer season. but none have here
oforc been found on SIXTH Seventh, Ninth, or Tenth
ayes The Eichth-aye. Company has four open cars IN
which smoking is allowed, but they are run only on sun
DAYS Yesterday the sixfh-ave. Company placed on It's
road two excursion cars which built last Eau ana
received the name of twostory cars ON account OF
their novel hight They are about the same in length
and width as ordinary ears. hut on each platform u
stairway which leads the top OF the ear. Tie roof Is
the part intended for smoking. Two rows Of seats run
along the middle facing the sidewalk and In ironl Oh
q EN- IS an iron railing which affords excellent arcomn"
dalton for passengers feet canopy "a stretched over
head These cars were said 10 bc hnit 10 meet the De
mands Of travel although the real idea ~ y St,', e. %
int with the construction al me lpIi itN"'"
Railroad, winch viii be bI along SiNth-aye.
Like all other n0ycle, these ears YESTERDAY fcc'lFcu
noisy welcome from the street uIcllns; "hl,c h'h anu
women stood and wonderfully looked AT the strange
looking Boys called their companions I" iooh W
the double decker" while the more iatcions 2in"n.
them asked the passengers, How Is ne wta Der UP
thcrcl 4 TElBUNE reporter found Mr. BIeouu, lhc ou
perntendent Of the road, very unconuuic 3Fc ~ lc
about II feet in night he said Dn "h siay la'
they made in order 10 interfere WIN Inc cuh1liHc
ton Of the Gilbert Elevated Railroad a., ,.
Dr. Gilbert sHId d; not his place 10 make lhe Hl'
ment that the ult expressly for the lniFnHc
of interfering with Tie completion OF MS roid n VIC
coinuany never formed the plan OF hmulu& hlEh cars
and tyiun their passengers ride IN the air uul n was
u settled fact hal The Gilbert road was 10 run a.n-
SiXh-ave. He claimed thai the company h' no !S,,
build their htaycnWard and thus lntcfltlt WIN lu
rights of any other persons or corporation INC thl
o. thu Gilbert Company says tldt thc i0ad Saii nc p
designated and established as VIII WBth oonpI,'Ii ,
sure mimpcdcd traffic ana travel" DR. TIMER d,l
that the company would continue to build ne r"ad ~ s
present hight about Ia ioct Nc snii Wouu NC piV"e'
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