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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
rELEGRAPHIc NOTES.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Dec. 3.-Cod weather has
injured the cotton to an alarming extent not hall 81
DO picked and all that remains III tho helds ia
injured.
HALIFAX Dec. "a fire at Acadia College, Wolf
VILE last night destroyed the main building including the
Pres residence. library and museum Loss S2OO0O
Queens $4,000; Liverpool, London ana uoDe
$500.
MONTREAL Dec. 3.-GeOrge Hague, general man
agor Of the Merchants Bank, has returned from England
where disposed balance Of the dehenurs held by the
a rtrnuaeratve price He also ARRANGED with Scot
ilsn for winding OF the Merchants Bank IN
London
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
SITTING BULL AGAIN DISSATISFIED.

WINyIpEG. Dec. "a BattlefOrd telegram
SAYS the Blackieet very much alarmed at the att
trGe assumed by Sitting Bull Fears OF disturbance are
entertained Sitting Bull says he would like to know when
God gave tie Canadian Government authority to Keep
tho Indians from killing buffalo Sixty lodges OF SIOUX
have Joined Sitting Bull since the conn ssion met ana
he now assumes Il air OF supreme defiance.
Enr nLher EnreLrn Netna & Urn Pllel
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p Q S TS Q RIP 7.
3:45 q. NJ.
3:45 d m.
LATEST FOREIGN VS..
REPORTED RUSSIAN DEFEAT.

dispatch fron Vienna says the Russians have
been defeated near Trnoya, with the loss OF 3,OOO
men The Turks are bOmbarding Tirnoya.
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nRICUT,S DIARETES. DROPSY. PARALY-

DRIGHT'S DIABETES, DROPS1. PARAL1-
I'D SIS gravel. rheumatism and govt physcas &C
knowledge beyond the reach Of meice therefore Dr.
cath tTied spring waters IN his practice
n 80 years finding The AsAhs curos cases daily pro
hopeless they by catarrh Droncms
structure diseases OF the liver heart kidneys bladder
gland, skin and blood, nervous and organic de-
bity continues tO combine special treatment when
sary with Asahel Per barrel. 20 eens gal
~ organs Of Generation speedily and radically
cured by WISCHKsTERs SPECIFIC PILL Two 70 ak
usually sufficient Price, o. Six
Send for circular Prepared By wlNcHKsTER n Co,
Chsmissa ~ JohA-sA- hsu YEA.
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n AND STIMULATE

LUNDBORG's CALIFORNIA WATER-DelIght-
fuzzy refreshing and grateful IN the sick room.
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Announcements.

Buy your Hats from BURKE, pa Broadway.
style and texture unsurpassed Fine silk Hat 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Cornice Poles (Eastake style) in brass,
MCKEE walnut oak variety In unique designs.
spec picture rods for private galleries Manu-
featured by w. I. 4 J. MEIsBREAu, 32l Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04
STEIN ]. Z! ]. !. WAY
INVARIABLY VICTORIOUS!

Certain INSCRIPTIONS piano manufacturers having advertised
the TdsaI sg S 4en 20 had rejected and re-
fused to sign, the Judges in order to protect me lnDnc
authorized Of their names and have given " 9teA"ay
sons the following
TINS rs 70 CERTIFY That the pilnot0rtel of Ht'srs
St.tray S9naconprisiRg and P4rLr Grrnt S7ars
and Uprgh exhibited BY them the CsatnHtH Erpofilo n
Philadelphia 1876 prssetsi tie greatest totally sEese
qualities and novelty c0nseil0B aHd IN al points y et
ree tsy rsre.yed our hghs average points and accord
NAH our unanimous opinion eonesdes 10 Mara Senway
sons Ifghes de0rss Of excellence in all ttetr sy'Ss
Signed:
WILLIAM THOMSON, HENRY X. oLvss,
f. LEyAssBUR GEO. f. BRlsrow'
ED FAyRR PERREr, JAMES c. WATSON,
J. SCHIEDMAYER JOSEPH tkNRf'
]. f. HuGARD. T. A. +. BARNARD
a %aSs 1BSge GfT d 5e eomPss
in eaca and every STYLE and reacheda
GRAND TOTAL AVERAGE OF
95soUT OF A POSSIBLE Co.!
One NewYork piano maker having not only published the
lnes signatures attached altered report but also as
honestly advertised lie had received olto
P2s5 90 oHy ranking but IIsD on square pianos and
FOURTH on Parl0r Grands
TIE ABOVE CERTIFICATES CAN BE SEEN AT OUR
wAREROoMs.
The United states Centennial Commission upon the untn
recommendation OF The judges deere a 10
and the other Tor exhibit Of the best piano forte material
The Report aud award ON 9elh"ay piano otc' Ssne ~ as
the Judges, Is rs follows;
gyel concert capacity Grand Pianos as also hheH
dsgree Of ercnce il an their styles Of Pianos largest rolh
puriiy and duration OF Tone ant extraordinary carrying cip
M c precision and durability O rnethdnts'h also noret d
position or the strings and construction and 'Ta'"9 % me
metal frame"
The Report then infinitely describes and emphaicay IN
dorses the principal patented Improvements "ch nave
rendered the Steinway
THE STANDARD PIANO OF THE WORLD!
Every PIANO fully warranted for dye years
M illustrated Catalogues mailed free.
SteinWay Il Sons,
100 and II East ith-st., New-fork'
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BUILD UP AND STIMULATE
Tne broken down physique with PHILLIPS PALATABtB COD
inHn On M combination with PnosrHo NUrRniNE All
druggists. Depot Plattst.
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RUSSIAN NAPOR BATHS

Now open new elegant and Incompatible baths NO. II
afayetc place The bathing apartments 1865 feet dee
and SO feet wde and htted In style heretofore III
own In this country. ALICE CAPRs, c. T. Ryan, Nj.
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HOME NEWG.

THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNUrs IN
BROADWAY
sAr 800 NooD. 80. 2. IT. 407. Mdnlght 33'.
Highest dCuDg ne day, 4O'. loves. 70
Average 50 same dSY. 1876 3Oe4.
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m, RAILWAYS REGULATING FILLS,

Perfectly lscle7s elegantly coated for The cure % All d.
orders the stomach, liver, bowels KaAlS uairt u.'
6sesses headache constipation. indigestion uyslcpsA
bliousness bilious fever in.ommston OF ~, noNs.t
pss and ali arrangements - Tie internal NiSceiA aa|s
10 etl.ot positive cure. Price 20 cents yer box
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BEGGARs SHOULD NO BE CHoOsERs.-Laird
(condescendngy)-" DO you think could carry home
n mare Sandy p sandy" Werl Laird, dinna doOt nut
could IL a had a pair o. rabbits tae balance 1t wiz
Judy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

AN INDICTMENT" Going to dine quietly at
the clubl Nonsense, my dear fellow Come and dine
with 'Ong famee' you know! Nobody but ourselves
and nothing but a muttOncnOp. Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

Certain INSCRIPTIONS piano having advertised
the judicial signatures attached % fraudulent reports which
Judges the Centennial Exhibition had rejected ana re-
fused sign, the Judges In order 10 protect me luD
against imposition have published protest against ,uch M
OF their names, and have given " stem" ay
-. tL..LD IL..lrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-12-04

OF the appropriations for Deficiencies, there
were uneXpended on June 80, le.5 the ioho"-
Ing amounts:
For fiscal wear ended Jane 80 lSl5...----..-- So
FOR hsca year ended June 3D. loi6..'''.--.--. zso-
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
DECISlONS-JAN 4.

Suprsme Court -Chdmbers-By Judge DODOhue-
Stanton agt Prankard The L. and Powder Company ag
Piggott Wenman Benedict The North River Insurance
Company agt. Fitzgerald Matter OF stnyyensoni Duffy agt
Tho Mechanics Traders BANK Matter OF BiSby Nor
gan act baum. and Byrne agt BurehelGranted Pat
ter,o agt McCunn Benchoten agt wight ct AL an Daley
e@t NJ Wiis-Denied. Tyug ag BairdNoton granted. Bail
aSt Ieen and GOud.Settled. Graf ag Rosen
berge.~slS5 allowance TO the defendant ~ -
Specid Judge IaWrcnce--tohen agt Mayor
&c and Methodist Episcopal Church ag The Mayor &C
Orders granted.
Common Pleds-Specidl 11m-By Judge j. +.
Day-stewart agt. FielsMoon denied no costs Schuch
sturzkoher-F1ndings settled HaeDner agt K1ose
yelMotOn papers have nt been submitted Lanterbach
agt Taberle-AppcatOn denied with $40 costs SEQ mem
rndum Scott ag Cassn. Motion referred TO Judge Van
Brunt see memorandum OGorman agt hamak.-hoton
denied see opinion.
Superjor Court-Special Term-By Judge Speir.-
allowed and settled the amendments TO painn,s nniings
dsallowed and defendants proposed findings disaowed
Powers ag restoring cause 10 calendar Tor JAN
By Judge sanfori-wing agt. Gooddgc-Moon granted
with sl0 costs.
Marine Court Chdmbers-By Justice McAdam.-
Oakley agt. Trimble-Opnion. Steers agt. Murphy-De-
feDdant ordered TO satisfy claim solomon agt sShwezer1
Reichers agt Morgan Bovine agt Henry; Godspltn aet
lockwood Columbia Grain Co agt MeDermott ManeI agt
OConnor-Defaults noted Kninin agt ceilings
dismissed Chamberlain agt Wilcox-Surety coar rejected
Green agt Complaint dismissed Foote agI koehler
Attachment ordered. Hall agt Tempeton-Dcfaut
opened. Meeks agt Lawrence Hale agI tone iaxear ag
Wilson White agt schsefermani DUBOIS agt Coll Gilman
ag schwecter Ten Eyck agt Bacaza ManufactureIs and
Merchants Bank ag Haesseri AheIn agI smith Green
agt Barnes-Orders granted Black agt Basno-Bond ap
proved Marcella agi Pollone Keep agt Luponi McFsd
den axt Pinckney 0rauich agt Brown; Moore agt Os
born Gouge agt Kokeri Krupel sst schneider-Orders
by Justice sheridan.-Tucek agt Lump.-Moton denied
with $40 costs. Kinghern agt xiihaa.-0rder Sxned
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

should be efectedn The corpora0rs favor mixed own
ershp and anagemcut. under which the properties OF
the State would be consolidated with those OF private
companies and the whole to be managed by board of
representing the State and the other consttu
ences with proper provisions TO secure an equtpc use
of the tunnel by other connecting roads. To strong
connections the line offers great and pecu-
liar advantages, and the Governor has reason
To believe that overtnres may be made which viii
indicate solution OF the problem Of its future utilizi-
tioD. Should such expectation fall he thinks IL VIII ne
expedent to modify the present mode Of operating the
line by the State. The present law only empowers the
Governor and Council to impose rates OF toll for the use
OF the road while any connecting roads authorized
its track. security 10 the property safety 10
trains and the certainty Of transportation together WIN
proper and supervision OF the line may render II
expedent that the State should own its equipment at
least Of power. In the absence OF any legislation
disposition OF the Troy and Greenfield
Railroad and Hoosac Tunnel. the Governor asks consi'
Grafton OF the relief OF the executive department 0 us
charge by the appointment OF commission, whose ine
bers should hold varying periods OF service ana bn
vested with bowers similar to those OF directors OF rall
road corporations but limited by such special restrictions
as the General Court may mt 10 impose.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
THE REV. MR.. SEE ADMoNIsHED.

The Presbytery of Newark on "Wednesday
found the Rev. Isaac NJ See pastor of the Wickes
Presby terian Church. guilty OF the charge Oh Allowing
women to preach his pulpit In the report OF the ta
afterward adopted by the Presbytery, 1t dscias "the
idea OF condemnng him guilty Of conscious and wiu
disobedence Of divine ordinance, but holds THAT the
passages of Scripture referred to in the charge do pro-
bibt the fulfilling by Of the offices OF public
rcacbcrs in the regular assenblages Of the church" AS
suc conduct may open the to disorder and mischief
Mr. See is admonshod to abstain from 1t In the future
The Presbyey expresses its appreciation OF the services
OF women in the departments of Christian evangezatoh
ond borevoIence and announces that in relation to
women speaking in social meetings OF the Church & u
ahups by Tn, action Of the General Assembly OF loI4
Mr. See is also admOnished that his statements III re-
spect to conscious personal direction by the Holy spt
contain the germs destructive errors ihe Rev. Mr
Haley on behalf the minority, protested against te
euiir proceedings of the court The Rev Mr. See mas
ven hot,ce that lie appeals from the decision OF the
Presbytery to the General Assembly and appointed as
his counsel the Rev. DIR. Mcllyane and the Rev. Mr;
Haley. The latter has accepted, expressing ms pelel
that Mr Sec has been misunderstood ana u1us5 peise
fIIf.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
GOV. CONNOR'S MESSAGE.
HE RECOMMENDS BEET ROOT SUGAR ENCOURAGE
MENT-POINTs OF THE MESSAGE.

HE RECOMMENDS BEET ROOT SUGAR ENCOURAGE
MENT-PoINrs OF THE MESSAGE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 4.-GOv. COnnor was
naugrated the joint convention OF both branches OF
the Legislature this forenoon and read his annual mes
sage The message that the debt OF the State,
after deducting the amount Of tue sinking fund.- S'9l
293 81, amounts to $5,129,107 tax Of 3l4 mills on
the dollar will meet the financial requirements OF the en-
suing year. The Governor reports that the substitution
OF Imprisonment for life for the death penalty has not
been followed by increase Of crime No new savings
banks have been organized the past the amount OF
deposits in the go banks was the 9th OF November
last S7 s1876i TO- an average OF S3O6 Tor each de-
postOr Since 1875 four savings banks have become IN
solvent and three others have suspended payment
Twenty miles OF railroad have been built the past year
The Governor recommends bonus similar to that
offered In Canada for the announcement OF the manu-
facure OF beet sugar. He regards tho present State
House as Inadequate IN its accommodation, ana con-
cudes the message follows: heated Presidential
contest has followed, Is customary, ny the
acknowledged election OF the candidate OF one parry
and the ready submission of the defeated party TO the
result there is present reason Tor OfeDodlhg
Partisan will he hushed In the majestic presence
OF the law OF the when the time comes for IL 10
and ITSELF. We cannot doubt t1aC
tribunal upon which devolves the settlement OF the
yexcd question: composed OF chosen OF the nation
for wisdom and patriotism, will establish the right by
clear proof of law aud ancient CUSTOM ana nit the gen
eral voice OF a awabidng people Will accept thcir de-
cisu
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
POWERS OF AssIGNEEs IN INSOLVENCY.

In the matter of Abraham Levy, assignee of Will
liam Bemak Judge Robinson in Common Pleas Special ei1
given important opinion to the OF assgnees
in insolvency The estate small and Judge Robnso cA
length opinion by fact that the last law rs
makes than before assgnees
insolvency rather than trustees oi the
iusoven and many questions will arise under H. Ie
stated him that the assgnor assigned property
valued 5000 go The assignee continued
disposed Of part Of the goods and thenod
the remainder at auction The expenses OF contnn
ing the $500 the auctoneers fee was
s83 10 the assgnoes charge $780, and there was
charge examining books OF $50 Besides ths there
fees for services about the as
signmen suits against the &C.
leaving just SJl 30 TO be distributed
referee dIsallowed $40
claims Robinson further The order
take and hear and determine
Judge Robinson says only the court hear and determine
assignee has right TO carry on
the court expressly directs
unless that to save the property
from destruction and If he does do 80 10 II at las peril lao
advice which brought about reduction OF the assets from
S9l think worth paying for and
the had business TO for defending suits or pro
ceedngs against his fair pay for drawing me as
sgnment at most 80 aud the counsel lees must DC re-
lie therefore strikes out the counsel lees 20
the extent OF 1852 thus leaving about S2O Tor the creditors
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
RrsrNEss EMBARRAssMENTs.

The liabilities of Kingsbury, Abbott q Hnlett'
straw hal obbers at Nos broadway and 92 Crosby ST.
amount 10 assets not known The creditors
committee completed the examination OF 'ho anfs VI 'o
A., ON, nnon s report will depend what proposition the
will demand for a settlement The hrm expired 0y
Limitation on JAM l. and not yet determined whether
business will be resumed. 49,
Register Fitch has adudcated John X Terry' matter, " w.
s65 Broadway bankrupt his own petition Inc hap'oS
amount IN so5 OJO and the nominal assets to $4,000
Among the failures announced yesterday was ha Oh Joseph
nov,d dealer I'm cHthing at No 2Ol Churchs st.
The Park Hotel Restaurant in Beekmanst was seized by
the Sheriff yesterday morning In Snt 10 oreco eac
,. dva, nv George A. CroutL the proprietor, on the
inys and dxtrrcs 10 sydney f. Morse The restaurant
wa, closed bu will be opened again 10 day by MI MITCHELL
who has the entire property consisting O te hOel anu
under his control rs sn!. 81 the
~ roous fr rent begun Mr. 0futt VIII be discontinued
Mr Croiutrs difficulties have partly i1en run tne M
benefit Of creors nave been ned wtn
the Coniy CLERK BY Frederick % Herman Obstieder
and nv Theodore r. Allen ana Josephine NJ Allen Alen
Coz 10 Richard Esterbrook.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
CHARGES AGAINST A LIFE-sAvING CREW DIS
PROVED.

When the Norwegian bark Rjukan was wrecked
Off Grove Dec 26 reports reached the Treas
ury Department Washington that the OF Life Saving
Station No. tardy rendering assistance and that
the rescue Of officers aud OF the bark the work of
volunteers Capt II. Merryman Of the Revenue Marine
Service Inspector OF Life Saving Stations who
dered investigation has found that the crew acted
with prompness and and instead Of being break
fast reported they had been without food
for 90 hours patrol OF station discovered the ship
struck about AT the time strong North.
gale blowing and heavy storm had set In.
Signals made with lantern which the captain Of the
ship that he very distinctly The patrol reported at
station 6l5 Horses sent for at once tho
condition beach such that the boatcarage could
not be hauled by the The messenger had TO "a
mile and the roads icy and full OF hum.
mocks various obstacles encountered and IL was m.
before the horses reached the station The
away creek had 10 be crossed 10 reach the
where operations could he most available The horses
snod only $40 when the life
ing apparatus was abreast Of the wreck line was thrown
ship and boas were launched The sea running
high but the SHIP swinging broadsde 70 IT, made com
paratvey smooth the lee side Of the vessel Tho
boat made i've TO the wreck Two volunteer
rendered assistance manned
from Life Saving station No.6
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
THE COURTS.
HE EMMA MINE LITIGATION.


In the Emma Mine suit yesterday the read
ing OF the prospecses and other evidence was begun by
Mr. Foulkes the English barister. The statutory de-
caration OF Trenor W. Park was objected to by Mr..
Phelps, but in accordance with the ruling OF the court
admitted in evidence. Mr. Fonlkes then read the
contract between the Emma Mining Company and Park
dated Nov A. IS7D, Prof sillimans report, and the
statement Of the shipments of the mine for 1871 The
reading In evidence OF the proof prospectus containing
the corrections changes in Parks handwriting was
objected counsel for the defense the gro that
evidence had adduccd TO show that tine directors
had ever the prospectus The objection was over
ruled The minutes of several meetings OF the BOad OF
Directors and portion Of the testimony OF Johp Henry
PuesOn then read. The latter was not coneludsd
at the LOur OF adjournment.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
MILK DEALERS PLEADING GUILTY.

Twenty mine milk dealers, "a of them mem
bers Of the Milk Dealers Association, were arragned
before Judge Gdcrslecve, in the Court OF General Ses
sions yesterday, a charge OF dealing IN adulteTated
milk The members OF the association viii stand triai on
the indictments. The dealers who were not mem-
bers association pleaded guilty aud were lined 80
each They George Schafer Of No 500 East SIXTH
St.. James A. Miller Of No 33 Suffolks Franz Plegis
No. 1877 Secondst., and Elizabeth GclD of NO IN
Wett-st. indictment against Daniel Schr'iinp VINO
convicted at the last erm OF tie court was quasheu
by counsel.
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05
OTHER LEGISLATURES.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. AT 10 o'clock
this morning the State Senate organized by the election
of T. B. Buchanan, Independent as Principal secreary
T. D. Slater Democrat Assistant Secretary ana RICH
ard Hutchngs. Democrat DoorGeeper Senator MAJOR
Indepepdent voting with the Democrats gave them %
votes ~ "a Republican votes. The House elected John
Oyerrneyer of Jennings County speaker, Cyrus l.
Nixon of Marion County Clerk, James Cole OF Ippe
canoe Celiuty a. Assistant Clerk and ID s. Baldwin OF
Grant Comfy DoOrkccper all Republcans Dy Vole
of "a TO ~ The Governors Message will not be dciiv
cred until tomorrow The Inauguration OF the bo'cIHol
will take place on Monday
HARTFORD. Conn.,, Jan. 4.-BOth Houses OF
the Legislature to-day, after the announcement OF the
iont committees, adjourned TIL tuesday aiterhooh
Ian
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

Excuse me, madam; but l should like TO
ssk why Won look at me so savagely" said gentleman
to a lady at q party. "Ohl beg pardon sir. took
You for my husband"
New-York tribune., 1877-01-05

A few days since an unlucky drunkard stood
mp before His Honor at the police court aud His Honor
said, his slow, solemn 4" I'll give $40 or 80
days" "weil take tho $40. Squire" said the inehr-
ste, "n It's all the same " you"