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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
CHANGES IN TRINITY CHURCH.

The erection of the AstOr memorial rereoos
ha. necessitated several changes in Trinity Church
passageway behind the reredos of the church VIII w
closed and new rooms for the accommodation W w.
clergy and members OF the choir are now IN COURSE VI
construction. The structure Is 20 lee, U! ~, %
,,, 80. 40 b,ubt Of 90 feet nearly line with the
es There will be an entrance for the clergy on the
south side by which they reach the chancei WITHOUT
going through the body of the church The doorway WIN
be ornamental, aud adjoining Il, in Meme s'"F
uotte of St. Paul will stand. The door lor
the choir to enter viii be on the west
sida The panel over entrance viii he scninureu
tth tho Azure of an angel blowing the trumpet Iherc
viii be nne stanedglass windows. The interior VIII ne
t;,n,".d with hard weed and heated by steam Inc
same Kind of stone with which the church If bn' conn
not he obtained the quarry at Little faT Mass
f,o, which n was taken Is closed but stone OF the same
color from Bclleyilie, n. D., is being used Inc new
banding viii be completed about Ascension Day, thc
,n,e ISe memorial reredos is expected 20 te finished
Tho total cost is estimated at $4,000. The design Is
by Frederick c. Nithers, architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
ppEsERvaTION OF THE HARBOR.

At the meeting of the Pilot COMM 5sioncrs yeSter-
day Commodore George Cooper of the Lighthouse BolI'
appd o the pilot in replacing the iron bloys
wc the weather permits The iron bloJs hive been carried
AWAY BIZ the during the Winter, leaving only the spar
buoys 10 define the channel copy OF letter from Corpora
ton Whitney to the Dock Department III reIaoh 10
tie power and duty pun sng persons who wiu throw
distractions into the habor received His construction
of The law was that Of 1870 vested the DEPART
ment Docks. instead Oi the PO COnlssonis WIN pNe
10 puuish offenders Deputy Health OIccr T. j. Thompson
ned Of the impression which appeared 20 be held 10y
srnt of the pl,s that foreign V.sseg ealing az Other
American ports exempt from the Quarantine regulations
.lll aimed that staples
StaplrtoD Island had been lnS IN the "aic IRON
ashes a Protecting l. II Doing
mashed away BIZ y complaint
IaIdc in relation t. O tr streets accumulation
al md ashes SHOW and du ped rom ir cry cars
nj pier No l. East River Pilot GaynOT. WHO was sus
pended ropiMandc 80 dag ago i"r Cdries4os III iuA
ming the QuaIIs Shore, was rciustattd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
JUDGE sEDGwICK on RAPID TRANSIT.

Judge SedgwIck, in Superior Court, Special Term.
has settled the formal findings In tho suit Of the sixth Avenue
Railroad Company against the Gilbert Elevated Railway Com
Substantially in accordance with the decision against the
company already published Among other conclusions
relating mainly tho law Of case he decides matter of
the running of the Elevated Railroad trains would
not prevent running OF plaintiffs by horses mate
rally increase tho expense Of such running. The row
each side OF plaintiffs tracks and especially in
front depot would exclusively AMI occupy In
pla0t entitled to for the purpose
franchise. The pn owner ~ lee OF lahu on the
would also suffer damGs peculiar 10 u by c avenue
such land beng lncunDeiod by such rows OF col
umns Judge ~rdgwic& finds the Gilbert Elevated Rail
way Sept q Il B. had forfeited its charter As cOn
lac finds the defendants company has no
built road siNhaye. according 10 the
the Rapid Transit Commits Onefs, and the
OF the road according TO these plans would o.
public and occasion special danase 20 the plI1s
careful 10 his decision 10 the pfobiO
under the limitations by the RAPID Transit
nothing to the defendants IlgAt, W.
IL original charter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
FAIIIrRE OLE TIE GARRIsONS.

G. F. Garrison, the owner and proprietor on
the Highland House. at Garrison's. Putnam County. N.
y and W. d. Garrison, manager OF the Grand Union
Hotel in this city have failed, and have made separate
assignments of their property to Judge j. D. Mcneil OF
Ncwburgh. The liabilities Of G. +. Garrison are esti-
mated at $4,000 and are rs follows: The Fshkl Bank.
$4,000; two mortgages for $4,000 each held by mem
beers of his family $4,000 in small debts at Garrison
and in this city. His only assets are the Highland
House property, valued at $4,000 The property OF W.
d. Garrison who ON his brothers paper Tor SloVoo
consists OF real in Garrison valued at SloOD IT,
T. 1,rris,n's failure was caused by the sudden demand
of no Fisht Bank which has been placed in the hands
of receiver account oil the liicgiiirlues % ~
cashier for fLe $1,000 he had borrowed 10 make i'm
nroypuJeut, upon his hotel W. D. Ga TiSOn stated 10 u
he sold brings ANYTHING near its read value, The creditors
would be paid full. He feared however, tnat sacil-
flee would made 20 the strlnsency or TIE thc'
i'm which ease not than go or 20 cents upon We
dollar would be realized The Grand Union tDic is MOI
affected by the gnmcIts ". D. Garrison beng Only
the manager, aud having no further interest IN IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
THE COURTS.
ARTISTS RIGHTS.

ARTISTS RIGHTS.
JUDGE DoNoHUE's DECISION IN "THE DANIcHEFFs
sUrT-CoMMON LAW AND COPYRIGHT.
In the suit of Shook g. Palmer, who pur-
chased "Thc Danicbefs" from Its authors, against A.
Neuendorn who procured from Germany published
German translation OF the play, the artists common
law right been carried somewhat in advance OF any
previous adjudication. The plaintiffs bought the right
to produce the French play in New-York and in the
chief portions OF this continent, from Its French authors
with AN English translation made under their authority
The defendant obtained from Germany printed copy
OF the play published there by the authority OF person
to whom the authors had sold the right TO produce the
play in Austria and Germany. Copyright aside from
the question OF nationality does not protect traDsla
ton or bona fide modification OF an original literary
work The suit chrome copies OF painting some
fours ago first the common law rights OF an
artist over copies OF his work The rule seemed 10 be
few years ago that any artist VINO exhDea MS SUht
law protected hun. In this case Judge Donohue sub
staniIal decides that the publication OF wofk o.
10 the public must be shown to be an Intentional and
complete dedicatOn and that 1T Is for those VINO cu
such dedication 10 show such abandonment whenever
challenged by one who has direct right from the
author.
no title other than the abandonment by its author Of the
play TO the public sets up 10 equitable ute 70 H. ne mus
be prepared to show authorized use beyond any o0uD
of the play which he claims the right to perform THIS,
ii to the defendant has not done IN tDis case
The principal ground he puts his is that what he
proves as an abandonment could have existed with
out such being the fact Unfortunately, too many IN
stances unauthorized Of other peoples property
the presence Ofsuch use proof of It's being
rigfu aud the ground Of such abandonment or per
mission find against him. The claim that the plaintiffs
themselves do not pretend that they will lose honey ~
the deondants performance, and are not entitled TO
injunction, Is without weight, because snOuId pa-
tlfs enOIn this defendant from acting; 1t VIII be an
evidence others that plaintiffs have permitted tue pub
lie OF the play aud viii 80 destroy their right Soe
other party viii come forward. and defense TO the
Of the play In English viii show the DEFENDANTS per
Torrance aud argue, defendant does that IL must
have been authorized would not have occurred The
motion the injunction Is granted" The
plaintiffs represented by eXJudgc DItteDnoefer,
The defendant Dy uenry Wehle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
The House at 10 O'Clock took further re.

cess until Il:JJ O'Clock.
Mr. BLISS Dem, n. ~ introduced bill 10 provide
for the removal OF the sand5ar at Ncwtown Creek be-
,yoen brooklyn aud Long Island CITY, in the state Of
York where IL empies inio tie East River 40 that
ese nf greater tonnage may navigate said stream for
rho hetr facility of commerce. The bill appIopriaes
$50 900 10 be expended under the direction OF The 5ecTe
tarv nf War Referred the Commit. ec on Com
mcrcc. ,,-..,,.. 81. A.. suit.
The House at 1910 went into Committee OF the Whole.
Mp Eden dDfqu Ill in chair, on the Deficiency
Mr WALDRON Q.ep, Mch) said that the bill appro-
prlated ~ 900. two largest appropriations were
opc for $500 600 for "A deficiency in the Navy Depart
inent aud one o. s2l7 900 appropriated ioi PENSIONS 10
soldiers have host limb The Dill was tbeh ioaa Dy
sectUns. r.. - ...,
Mr. WHITTHORNE lDeB., Tenn) offered an amend
ment directing the accounting Oces OF the treasury 10
ndst and settle the accounts OF officers OF the navy On
the active list whose pay has been afcod by Tue gen
eIa order OF the Secretary Of TIC Navy, NO. 10 since
the Of September 1876 the BASIS or waing orders
pay He explained that that order had placed on ful
Tough pay many the officers VI the navy. Fufousi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
DECIsIONS-FEr. G.

Supreme Court hGmbrs-By Judge Barrett
Parker agt Barker, for cOmnisson.MOtrn denied a
The Wines may De Brown agi BARKER onnis
sion granted and witness DC examined orally lho
,ernnn savings Bank McGOwsn. copy OF the com
pain be handed up ilttluer ag Goldman
800 granted. Matter OF the EMPIRE cay
EIning Co.-RepOrt confirmed, and receiver chschhsed
Barker agt efCommissiOn granted, and the wilacss
may be md orally. Linrsweflcr agi. Wtbatet-
Defendant must be released from imprisonment see
memorandum. tarchn agt farchilc commission granted
Brown agt Barker Barker agt Barker aho Mh.soh ss.
Notions denied, without eosls hyppv,. ~,
denied with - costs memorandum Inc
German American hank agt iielmer Mellon nenc Win
$40 costa Newell Church Russell agt MCCORMICK;
kenyun agt The Lee Box and Lumber Coz la Roche agt
Lyon, and Zimmerman agt Nicoay -Mo,ons granted Tor
Fsb ID. RchaFson agt. Watson and Meyers agL walsh.
Motions denied with $40 costs 70 abide The event Pgem
nat denied with $40 costs % abide the went
do that tho defendant should be required " sPn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
NANAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 6-Commander George b
ordered o command the fr,c ~ the south Atlantic
station per steamer March Aeuls Murray Day and John
Rodgers, Ensgns walker COwes add Hamilton liutchin
MlslTpincn john NJ. BOHiht Walker Mclean: Daniel Il.
aud Abraham T. Culver Assistant Surgeon w L. Dnbose
IpatswaI John = Sinclair and Gunner Joseph smith are
ordered To the Trenton a New-l 90 the l2th INST Medical
Joseph Wilson Is ordered 10 assume tie duties ~
PRESIDENT the Medical BO?r III Examiners az Washington
Surgeon John O. spear ordered member Of the Medical
Board IN Examiners Washington Lieut. commander
Nich0 Ludlow j. dctach from duty at the rOp do station
the Trenton Executive. Iieuts. Abam H.
Hallet detached from The Hy topographic
OrirTd the Trenton. Iirnt Edward
L. detached ie MOnOn gata and Lent Charles A. Stone
from the Washington Navyia aud ordered to tle Trenton
Lieut. vii H. Bcchlcr detached from the Alliance
placed waiting orders Ensign Charles A. yo;h s driaoh,
the Colorado, ana Ensign Robert H. Mclean from the
PoWiatan aud ordered the Trenton. Pay Inspector
Edward detached from the Bureau Of Provisions
clothing ordered Trenton, and also Fleet Pay
of the European station Passed ssistant SurgoOn
W. Ross detached from the Franklin an ordered tO
The Trenton Chaplain Henry Clark Is detached FROM the
Boston Nayy-Yard aud ordered 10 the Trenton. Chief
Fiihan Is detached from special Washington
and ordered othc Trenton aud also Fleet Engineer of tc
Europ Squadron Passed Assistant Engineer George H.
Bard Il, relieved from duty ia the urean Of steam Engineer
W. detached from New
YORK Navy ard aud ordered To the Trenton
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
VOLCANOES or TIE UNITED STATES.

At wen attended meeting of the Geo
graphical Society last evening. al Chckering Hail. lro
$ r. EnnOns who has been engaged FOR many years III
the srve, OF the 10th parallel, delivered lecture upon
the volcanoes of the United States the Pacific Coast
Chief Justice DAILY. president OF the society, introduced
the lecturer map of the region considered and sev
er views OF volcanic mountains were hung al the bach
of the platform by which the lecture was explained ana
Illustrated Prof. EnmOns described The geographical
distribution Of tie volcanoes OF hs region thef natural
slrourdng probable formation and peculiar features,
pointed OUT Importance Ol close study ~ lhel as
furnishing matter of The utmost value in relation Ia the
yocauic formations of the entire globe, and gave an ac-
count OF his own explorations which was listened 10
thl on ghout win perfect attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

, had .,wava been held asa badge Of disgrace In the
navy and ne did not think that the House last year had
intended 10 put IL In the power OF the secretary OF Wy
Navy 10 disgrace aud punish whatever officers ne Should
1T. a., A.. o., .,.
Mr. HALE Rep., Me) defended the Secretary OF the
Navy and said that no blame attached TO him, but that
any blame there was belonged to the House, which haa
80 cut the appropriations that the secretary had
been compelled to do what he had done. long discus
sion ensucd, which participated IN ny Mss.is
BLOUNT (Dcm., Cal. SPRINGER lDem III! CLIWEh
Dem, Penn) DANFORD (Rep., Ohio), HALE lRep,
Mel, RANDALL (Dem, Penn.). FOSTER tkep. ohiob
and Others after which the amendment was adoption.
Mr. WELLS Dem. MOI offered an amendment Tor tne
payment Of 81 500 to W. H. Bliss OF b. Louis Tor ser
vices Assistant United States Attorney IN Ee WHISKY
eases" Adopted .
without disposing Of the bill the committee rose.
The House at 345 y. III. took "a till 10 a. H. To-
morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
CORPORATOR5' LIABILITIES.

In suit of Robert j. Livingston against A. b.
Ccre and hold the defendants personally liable as
trustees OF the Company fo the debts Of the
COMPANY on account failure file report OF the com
iapy's condition i'll the 20 Gays of the year 1910 the
inf Judgment. The defendants claimed thai
tile statute penal statute placing penalty on The ru
tees for failure OF duty interpreted strictly gave
means escape tie defendants OF which they beng Only
trustees were entitled avail themselves Judge DOnohue
rled that the sIatute was ia meaning giving per
sons who chose advantage Of II power 10 fcH'Vc
tbris Ives rom law liability OF cdcn arntr io
an The The bus and Ia init Una lHpF !"
Uartcuar amount. hi, benefit T. The colpliidr or
manager of ho corporation bui given on COMMIT os
Wal "a must strictly compiled with \ ialNt 40 comply
referred back the trustees o ~ Cllu
law liability The verdict for Ac plaintiff was Tor $liio "o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
ESTABLISHING TRADE WITH BRAZIL.

Under the auspices of the Brazilian Govern
ment the Amazon Valley has been placed in direct com
muuicatlOn with England, France and Portugal by
means Of line OF mail steamers subsidized by the Gov
erUment Negotiations are now pending TO connect
Eew-Y0rk with the Amazon Valley III a like manner
The encoura cement received from the Brazilian author
ties here and in tine Empire makes it almost certain that
direct steam communication with the interior OF Brazil
will soon be obtained trading company is forming
through the efforts OF Mr.. Landesman OF the firm of
IandesInan Il Gross OF No. 20i Broadway. The main
derof will be established at ManaOs. midway between
Inc mouth OF the Amazon and the frontier OF Peru NO
plan has been settled upon, but probably Only S1OOoV
will lac invested at first vessel ladeh win gods VIII
sail Brazil and to this city with cargo OF
native prOucs exchange. III this experiment proves
suceessfl n regular line OF steamers viii De started III
is hoped that In few weeks the tine oi departure
nj THIS vessel can he announced.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

life OF single b,essencss hobbled UP to the marriage
lceuc clerks desk the other day. and said dis whar
yer gifts der sums fer ter marry r. This is the place."
g How much Is dey apiecof ''Seyenly-fye cents"
Lord. honey, isn't got dat much money" "Then
can't let you have lieeDse" "Sy boss, times IL hard
an dis Is pressin. Couldn't yer trust me for
couple of weeks till de whUwash season commence I"
No, SIR; don't do credit business ut this desk"
"Jist fer day or twoT Mary day., Was The beartess
rjOndcr and the poor old arky hObbled away. Yeaer
day he again knocked mt tho outposs of synens tenn
pie the necessary 75 cents tied up In the OF
red bandanE handk rChcf Desc IL hard times
boss au' ci my krcd wasn't pooiy good I'd been
able hey bOrrored all dis heah money ter wOnst" The
license made ont IN due form and handed to him.
and then the clerk said =" II that's all the money You
have got how you going to support YOU wife o. "Wel
de fact au dat de lady got all furnished nice,
an We Just mOsey along I'LL dis lection trubble Ia ober
an den derll be powahfu site OF whitewashing TO bo
done dis Spring Yer, indeed honey times 10 gwau bu
red hot arter awhile."-lCncinnati Enquirer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07

demand by the Belgian Government for forgery ipo
woman was formerly IN the employ OF Baron de fasq'
pelUan noheman and Il is alleged forged his namc TO
n check for nO0OoO francs married yandervelpen, ana
fled 10 the United States The couple lived Tor some une
10 Michigan and aferward went TO GosnG, , h
brought before United States Commissioner "he lor eA
animation Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
FIVE sEAN1EN WASHED oyERroARp.

During the voyage of the ship Aminta from
Calcutta to this part cyclone was encountered lasting
is hours. An entire suit OF sails blown away the
ulwark, ON the port side were stove and heavy seas
washed everything movable from the deck. Henry
Swcu.on carpenter: Thomas Bolgcr and james Cocll
ran s,mInen aud John Leary and john Iial, appTcu
lces all natives OF III gland, carried overheard and
Inst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
DRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK.
A pEposIroR's UNAVOIDABLE CALCULATIONS COR


RECTED ny TnE OFFICERS
The different views depostors and directors
may sometimes take OF the meaning OF savings bank
statement Illustrated by communication received by
The TRIBUNE relation to the last report OF the Dry
Dock Savings Bank Tho writer makes cal
cu,ation, showing an apparent annual dehct Oh
S3o37o In the yearly liabilities, the Interest due
depositors is calculated at per cent In the income
per cent m allowed on mortgages and cent on bonds
South Carolina bonds being thrown cut as worthless
The Writer also questions the correctness OF the state
ment of asset reducing 1t from S96L000. as given by
the bank TO S31 000 by deducting an alleged loss on
real estate Of $4,000 and an generalization OF CIT!
securities OF S27S.oOO.
A reporter Of TnR TRIBUNE called at the Dry Dock
Savings Bank and laid this exposition OF the aars OF
the bank before the oioers Taey were unanimous IN
giving ii kindly reception, and also In advising les
author 10 withdraw his deposit when depositor Dc
came skeptcal of the safety OF his money IN pahh'
thoy thought IL better for the peace Oh ihhi"
Of the depositer that the money be WITHDRAWN
The exhibit OF the (eposor they said, showed ignorance
Of the workings CT savings bank and of general hhnce
Instead OF paving 6 per cent on deposits, per eeh
wac pai on all amounts above $1,000 or less thah al
average of Jig per cent all the deposits NO htee''
was paid OH a very large proportion OF the oeposi' w
cause interest began only quarterly ana was i"'
pad unless the deposit remained at least SIX months
The bank they said, made $4,000 III interest
saved during q single RIM on the banR'
As TO income the officers said that accorng 10 oa me
ststement of the State Bank Examiner So&Oo'o0V "a
their bonds were paving instead 0i per ee4; WIFI a
made dfierence of S620O in favor of the bank me
Interest ON the south Carolina bonds was pau up 10 s
Infv "Cssh in bank" meant cash deposited
in .o,her banks which drew interest and amount
Ell at least TO $4,000 - additional income come
~ The savings bank cash Hand, so far Tom peng
"trustees' due bills" intmated in the cOhmulSf
tOp was the cash in the vaults of the bank TO meet Tue
demands OF deposit0rs. They would not admit that me
banLing house. costing nearly S6OoOVO WAS worm 0hy
100000 as gwen by the winter OF ne letter anu w.,
Tted that the old banking pr0pert! would bring ooO
i'm The market On Nov. "a, 1876, George W lied ihe
state Examiner, had stated the banks surplus
at $685.. $50 So. While the bank otncers nau
ben content to reckon it at s964,326 %,
ey had tbey said. surplus large enough 10 pay 10 per
cent ON All deposits The value O city bonds having
been questioned they said that last year eiH bonds near
ipg gold interest could be bought Tor llOi now thcy
wfe considered worth from 123 10 l2J. City OF lOVhes
Ter bonds were worth ut least 10 per cent tty sdlu
aud New-YOGR bonds OF certain issues IL per cent