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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
TRIPLE SH E E L
THE NEVIS THIS MORNING.

FoREIGN.-The Turks have prohibited the export
of grain and cattle from the viayet of the Danube
g. Twenty Social Democrats have boon elected to
the German Parliament. - The members of the
Conference at COnstantinOple have resolved to meet
on Monday and demand final answer from the
Porte by Thursday - Francois Buloz, the French
literary editor. is dead.
DoAEsTIc.-Gen. Woodford was confirmed Dis
trlct-Attorney for the Southern District of New
York -- President Grant has renominated Mr.
Murtagh President of the District of Columbia Police
Board. - Alexander Barton. Cashier of the Fish
kill National Bank. is a defaulter for moro than
$4,000. - Both Legislatures in Louisiana bal
loted funsuccessfully for Senator 80 The Senate
Committee on the Electoral Count have agreed upon
q report.
CoNGREss.-In the Senate Mr. Booth made long
sneech in favor OF his resolution referring the ques
tons involved in the electoral count to the Supreme
Court In the House Mr.. Barnes, the New-Orleans
Manager of the Western Union Telegraph Company,
failod to purge himself from contempt, and was re-
committed TO the custody of the Sergeant-at-Arms
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-The Grand jury has thus
far failed in investigating the Bennet-May duel. 1t
il still uncertain where either Mr. Bennett or Mr..
Nav is. - Prominent citizens gave a cOmpi-
mentary dinner to ex-Mayor Wickham. - The
So. 900 900 Judgment against Tweed was sustained
BY the Supreme Court General Term - Another
advance has been made in Easi-bound freights.
- The Police Board has decided to clear the
snow from some of the principal streets. 60 Gold.
lO6. lOGas 1868. Gold value of the logal-tender
dollar at the close Oh cents Stocks dull and fea-
tureess but generally heavy.
The WEATIIER.-TmE TRIBUNE's local observa-
tions indicate cold and clearing, succeeded by clear
weather. Thermometer yesterday, 320, 25o, POP.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13
q mmsements ano aleetimas 60 Night.

BooTHs THEATsR.-I 80 and 2: "Dan1 BRUCE"
EAGLR THBArER.-2 and : " santa Claus" .
FIFTH AVENUE THEtIER.-2 and Z; Lady OF Lyons
GRAND OPERA House, and :: Divorce"
LYCEUM THEArER-l 80: Merchant Of Venice" 8;
"Kng Lear" Booth. . .
NEW BROADWAY THtArER-2 ands: Grip Van Wrinkle"
NuIOs GAIpEN.-l 80 and z: "Azurene.
PARK THEATER.-l 80 and 8: ZIP" Lolita
San Francisco MINsrREiS-2 and :.
TONY PASTORS NEW THEArNR.-Varety.
TwKNTY-TWRD STREET OPERA HOUSE. and y: key
a Icons MnstTels - - a.. ,
UNION souARE THEArKR-I 80 and 8; "Mss Mutton "
WALLACKs THKATER.-l 80 and 3: Forbidden Fruit.
BROADWAY. NEAR THIRTY FIFrIisT-Centennai Butter
Head
GILMoRE's GARDES.-Equestrian Games.
HKILER's WONDER THRATER.-2 aud 5; Magical ana
Musical Performance
Nhw-YoRK AoUARICM.-Day and Evening.
No. TO BROADwAY.-BiG Tree or California
sTENwAY HAIL--Concert o.,
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Dnsinees Notiees.

Coughs, Hoarseness, and all diseases of the
Throat and Lungs Speedy aud eorsin cure No family
sbonld be without RGRMANs Toll AND Li'RRWoRf EA'
PECToEANT sold by all druggists Only Doc per bottle
"PIPER-HEIDSIECK.'
To THR TRADE
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And
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Jan. q 1877. New-fors ana Montreal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

The youth who bore mid snow and ice
banner with strange device was not more
rare and unexpected than will be the laborers
who are to clean our principal thoroughiares
on Sunday. Our citizens are TO be congratu-
lated that the question as to whether it was
anybodys business TO clean the streets from
snow has been decided in the Circumlofution
Office before the Winter is over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

Mr. Tweed's lawyer is to help teach the
House how to count the votes in February.
lie has sat at the feet of master IN the art
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

will postpone the consideration of Mr.. Knots
report until the joint committee has had IN
opportunity to discuss the questions submitted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

Writing from Rome, Mr. Trollope gives in
bis letter on another page interesting informa-
ton regarding the late Duke of Galliera, who
derived immense wealth from railroads and
cave the large sum of four million dollars to
Genoa for public improvements. The Dukes
son and heir appears to belong to the days of
"Liborty, Equality. and Fraternity" rather
than this moneymaking age, since he dis
dams rank and wealth and earns modest in
come as a teacher in Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

Charity Commissioner Norris seems inclined
TO throw cold water upon the project of the
Business. WOmens Union. for founding a new
insane asylum in Brooklyn. lie also thinks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-13

that the asylum al Flatbush is well managed
Or at all events that the charges brought
against il are greatly exaggerated. People
who accept as fact the reports made to the
State Charities Aid Association respecting the
bad condition and mismanagement at Flat
bush will not need to be convinced that q
better insane asylum is wanted in Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
GOING TO EUROPE.

Four steamers sail for Europe to-day, whose
passenger lists much smaller than usual at TINS
season a fact partially accounted for by the strikes
Many people soournlng In the West who had
already engaged passage yesterday elegraphed to tho
Companies that they not able 10 reach the steamers
At the OF departure The Inman Steamer city of
Richmond carries the largest number OF saloon pas
sengers, namely, 70. The National Line steamship
Egypt has - her saloon LIST; the Devona has
49, and the North German Lloyd steamship General
Werdcr takes out - saloon Passengers The following
are the complete lisas OF saloon passengers:
FOR LIVERPOOI-By STEAMSHIP C,b ~ Riehmoad.-Mss
lals n S H9I p Mailer William, Mitchell and Vie William
r. BsTber George Walbridgc. Miss Mitchell Miss Mitchell,
W. b. Proctor 81 Shspneri, j. ElsenDcrE = n DIN, Vii
NOES Da,i Forester Dr. and wie Vasnt, Aiss Ann
ers the Rev frcecS zara " p Jennings D. SOONER,
A. M.i William Landai Dr. r. g. Bi-ade, ,lle' Lee MI
Alexander uorte, he Rev : b. Thomas a GrU, Villa
Vile. g. Desclll. WIFE, ami \ Descaz, Isaac walker wio
ScLreer sohror!er Clous. G,oIgr solomon 4.
N. Crossgcn .ober. r. Barry, H. fgg ME- Fig+ NJ sia
friend Mis- r. \. Fisst, Miss Mara g.. Pa s. GEORGE D..
Janeway q. % Weyef. William allgan DAVID i:L larn
X CLARK. judge rr'or Ms b. D. Wallace Mrs L. sherwood.
~ Son. sh,p Igspt-L. Knapp r. b. lawson Dr Powell,
Mr. Neal NJ aud Miss sulyau. Nr and Mt Howe, y a.
peptr Mrs Farmer Miss trreory the kcv Mr. Brown Mr.
: NJ llorri. Nh ana Mr.. Hastings " e.. Luke e. 4 ParA,
Mis- Mary TART Nh aud Mrs 9chNaifed, ,ia ior e,i.r.
Gordon and chic John ago the i.y. NJ Naads,poei, Ar
FOR GLNSGoW ~ seaS.1,p bsroiiG-G : McIellsa
W =. Mcclellan, NJ. swan, John :. hay, Miss A. "A hay.
Mitchell Mr~. J.. MucAcl p. Mitchell VII
lam toey, Thomas iieEd, Jose lnlnSie " A. lief
Miss Agnes Johnston, Charles BAiec Mise Elizabeth BlL
lee william Young John 5. Pulasn n. l.. 1iylor James
Hamilton Young, Dr. william Ray John j. JenainsOn,
Miss Helen Gatcns, Henry j. Campbell John
G. H. BIN John llobD, Mics NJ McDeunod, Caesar Bona. -
CafnCrOss, MT j. tairncusS, MISS sarah DreSn, Joye H.
Estlguede Mrs IL. Maod nald, James Bryce Mlulam
rand Walter Lorraine and wife, Robert Kane John Steele.
Thomas rrav,Ts. and Robert Elliott
FOR BhEMEN-By Steamship Gefefd Wgl,r-E W.
Lorrng Miss Mary c. Iorfng Gen. Daniel Tyler, Gustav
schultz torimann Miss Johanna tormann r. " s.rassr,
Theodore Hartmann. and Mrs o. child
Lang Mrs. louise Lang, Miss Louise Lang kupr-
Mrs Maria kuppers. Or L. Tales. Mrs l. Tn,s tteef1k
1hes, Miss Ella lhes Miss Maria rchnc Miss q. nsyi,
Mis-. Franeiska k0Ihermel Mia Elise Minderol oouIiea
blerrng Charles Oto. sidney LanD, /. L. Nlcklase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
TAKING TRIBUNE ADVICE.

To the EdttOr or me Tribune.
SIR: The writer of this article, having been
careful reader of your paper. especially the financial
column has several times felt that your comments
the condition OF the coal stocks and properties were an
neces arly severe He finds that has been CREST
" msled by the advice OF those who ought Ia have
KNOWN aud wishes the extent OF seyer thousand do
lars he had taken your advice and done long ago what he
has to-day DONE sold out" The comments in a re
cent issue in regard to a pool" being formed ameng
Wall-st gamblers to carry up these stocks, especially
Morris and Essex, very appropriate. THIS Is Only
trick OF Mast men to encourage INVESTORS Mho
have become 'dseouIaerd' IN holding ms prep
ertv 10 expect higher price AZ WINCH ID
close out their stock. The Condition ~ these
companies grows worse from day to diy aud WIN 40
hope the future.
ihc Delaware. Iackawanna ami Western Company
admitted tler most rcsperOus times, mat tc IN
and expenses Of the Morris AMI Essex 'n0Dntcd ~
they were only enabled TO carry h bt the pr'h on he
combination price 0t coal. VIZ, G1Oat - pr ton Nhb
now are heir prospects, with coal az - ana - 30 ant
Quilted market, with rockies, competition on tN'lt
side aud enormous interest accounts and hXrf charges
IL may be urged that OF them WI soon De obii-
to sltscumb. Most arsuediy tHcy via but VIII 'hs
help Tie others the marett l. rot the Sew-
Jersey Central in the hands OF receiver d ar ihey
not sending more coal nIalset to-day tlav ever -
fOc The suffering of widows ard orphans AMI those ~
Limited means who ncid the stock OF the NcN-Jcrsry
those who holding tcs, stocks ana ettoi AFFORD -
lose take THE IRIBuNEs advice ai AL ticih "Ht
RI olud Essex their loss, II sod now uec'i ouy bc about
30 per cent par; while II the Delaware i.lckt-
wanna aud Western Company comp ii> "a rlrsV 10
up or decline 20 pay further interest on %, iyhg lave
mn would follow and the stock OF itself would De- b>-
mtey ulcss. The above conclusions lJtc deem ar
rived at only after carc1ul coaidetuel aua ~ es.,.
ton. Let those who read them ace pt tn'n Tor wit
they consider Them worth NFLslok'
. Ne York, July o. 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

great and sought to discourage H. II IL very probable
that few ~ those who read heard his opinions were
Influenced by them 10 their course ih NC, DIT ne
m nv moved on 10 prove his advice by exhibiting tire
failures he hal warned Them against IneiF are many
particularly ~ those WHO seek PROFESSIONAL positions,
Sho do from Other considerations tban theii hinss
md admiration for the work 10 Dr. pcrfoiined. young
man I know OF has begun ne study 81 medelnf me
principal reason, as gwen ~ i.ms" vi NJ 'i"''' y
that he c.nnOt marry respectfully n ne remains on
farm Another Of very ordinary ability II sure that ere
long be reach prOicssOfship. Ahn,her VINO aiSs
nj honors l. sdfe there o'h her road bat the
practice ~ the law. He is cOnfdent that ~ iO""ng
tnat road he Will reach his
Medical colleges have done much TO encourage false
ideas by throwing out the bait Of gdu<tS 20 -
swallowed by the quasi s'ndeHL lhr .at'sr ghls &c
nook In his disappointment, When the Lan diploma ne
had expected would give him influence proses 10 De- m
tte value Ike the deprecated bl ~ an inflated
For lccunidry aad competitive iet@onr. e nsA
Der rather than the quality Of graduates j. co<idel.d
the matter Of principal Importance by many 81 the
schools. The estimated numrcr ~ graduates annually
forth hy the regular medical colleges Of the Cnlt.d
states is 2OOO In the opinion 81 the editor OF me OR
many" As the result OF 800 TOO many" doctors
maily turned oui. and core bonding extra NUS OF
for examples, B'g9ihlnston ~, WIN P"ll.,,s"n 81
20 600 has ab0ut - ~ each Dallas Texas, with esz
FOR 10
one would naturally suppose that army not half
employed hair paid would not be troubled u open
ranks Tor new recruits but In tits medicOiersil
grand division still they come. In tbe minds
social pyramid with manual labor staining &c
bottom, cished hI patches and rags ard unable 10
risc willie light employncuis, mercantile pursuits.
learning science and gcntecly alfred, tie
ascending pile, which Is crowned win wealth anf honor
More OF less, Xteruals deceive al persons. TIC sol
aUd rogh clOSs ~ labor apt make rhcm bind 80
its yaiur and dignity. Men arc likely to fergct that IL
may De closely associated with learning science. bear
,iIcy shall the crown. Thomas Edward has had
hard life, bending over his hammer ana lt-0n~ bt nc
crown he wears eTandcr than that of b- countYs
Queen. The worthy head VIII ina tue crown, however
the body may cOtncd or the hands employed O. y.
Ill.,. ggrss IfHi 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
COUNT THE COST.
he EdftOr Of The TrtOUR e..

TO the Edftor Of The Trt6URe.
SIR: II seems to me there Is one aspect OF
these railway riots which ought be kept very plainly
before the working mean the nature aud extent
Of the cash riots and Fe fact that the work
ing classes inevitably must aud wl pay TOR them Tho
railway companies VIII lose something bt not muca
after the several states and municipalities have settled
the claims for damages WHICH will be made and which
must be allowed and pad. All that will come ol Of The
uockc's OF the working classes FOR they 10 not escal
others. who. like myself for speak locLudl > havo
goods in transit delayed or u may be- Destroyed ~ no
rioters. will suffer losses, bHt TN. no part ~ ts
original purpose OF the rioters, and VIII haiiy comfort
them much. The loss OF and 0f iu'ure a. Wei -
present employ Is matter Which eUil eric Only the
men directly engaged, bus the WOFkngnen OF Ac-lVfk
nave yet Otncr bills e. settle ON TN, account.
The cost putting down tie rot ana providing
aga ust out among local "tcd> must ~o0iIsr
espe,ed ~ te form of ttN0 and ne w"rA.
ing men have got pay. should The Interruption OF
free transportation b. many days eouiiauei, tue
prices OF All prodace carried bithcr by rhl, neutnS
coal -four. potatoes butter, eggs an long ~, ~ oer
things ~ up and up u the railway sSie zee asaa
Every man IN NeW-irrk In all the EJ,i whe h.ls cnl-
racted the habit Of eating and drinking VIII 10 th1t case
pay so much Tor the railway risks every time ne sits
down 10 meal. 49,
Ii remains To be seen how much We must pay H. this
manner. may be working CLASSES may Discover
uses for railways before the end In suort, WHAT
the destruction OF property the loss TO t1e
public injury. al VIII Fldy Reduce Itself {" dollars ana
cents and the people VIII loot tine bill deinagOgueh -
the contrary notwithstanding.
Neu-I Iuly "a, lST..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

Two homicide cases were on Judge DOnohue's
calendar u -upl,ue Court. Chambers escrday the men
had tk.u fo asking Zoo each case Co be admitted 10
moderate hsl Both homicijcs originated IA drinking
SALOONS. Edward Otto Lot into e quarrel with friend
nauy Peterson 30 saloon I've suoik-,t. They separated
af.. u.iu RETURNED ami renewed tine quarrel Elwad .
Harrington nclccabc neiehhor. attempted 10 interfere
vb.r % fe struck hiu with clrtrunl and the blow re-
-u a iu IarTuctnus acath.
II. IDt uirr case. DIuId j. Murphy quIrfeed with the
Oh Il. WHOM h. kIci. Niuhae u C. .h M-Cthll chased
hni unr NurUht turu land uit him with brick, aud
Np ABDUL. diri uf Dos turtles. The first homicide occurred
Jaro d tlc second on Juv H.. Tue motions Tor bail
Wei. .tIIui.cI to next tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
r,IpL4yfNG WITH rTsrOL.

Coroner Woltmau held an inquest yesterday
afternoon iu tc F-treet Police station upon the body
OF Obj. Young girl Belle G. Bhricn, who was shot aud
EilDd oa Thursday % ht by her friend Beriha L9pe
yuuthi. servant 10 resulted verdict OF accidental
shooting and Bertha Lppei discharged romlcustody
The story Of ihe shooting. % appeared In tue
evidence. rs q. fouows: Bertha LIppcl a
servant ia the house ~ Bellies father, at No.
l-1 -.c0rd-Vc where the two girls became very lat
mate on 4 ur-Iv cytaWc tIey wore tatIug tngothei,
when Belle took q handsome Smith 6 Mts-Uu revolver
nom bureau drawer. AMI after admruS o., cooked To-
vas then uuap- got the hammer down, dud after
irving several times handed 90 10 her companion, VINO
biol-ut down With -uap di~chtr-iuR the pistol The
bal. entered Belle EaIFlru'- head. she lived for two
n.uis AMI n-cus about tWO minutes 81 tndi lnc'
b1t said uotlIug about thr shooting ta' only
cagrrter of M Bur-lu. Toe fiicads Of the dead gll
vrc not Inclined blame thc servant for the uniOr-
tttf- Htsf II nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
SAVED ny A CLOTHEs-LIvE.

NcigAbors were disturbed on Thursday night
by loud quarrellns m tie apartments Of Francis White
a laborcr Of No. 2G2 Pymouth-st. Brooklyn The
voices came nom M tlird story, aud those Of
White aud hs WIFE A window was raised White cucd
"D-u SOU, IN finish you!" and threw his screaming
VIZ f.on the window About six feet below The
wind F->iu a strong cothcs-ine was stretched ;
the woman In falling seized 10, ana
fuuat.It succeeded 900 holding To D.. II several
minutes before those lad witnessed the occurrence
could rescue her lower window, and she t.cn
almost exhausted Whit Wusarrcsted. and Justice GucS
yesterday committed him 90 jan. Yes sad the DIS
Ouef I'd" tdnii that threw her cat. did II because she
drove me To hy dlssp4tci habits sac j. drank al
uc-t constantly and spends moro nights away 1rOn
home than with me. am tired Of living with such q
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
SENATOR PATTERSON A MYSTERY.

70 Tie EdttOr OF TIT ITTOWNt'
SIR: Who is Senator Patterson Ii there -
such a man good many people ont this way think sou
do him great injustice in connecting MS name 80 eere-
with every phenomenon II political instability.
Ther - scarcely Issue Of paper ia WHICH yo' ~
moi refer 10 hin. under the head OF political notes "A
such WHY As Ia make look ridiculous c your many
readers Your coulneu make ont mat lie ~ con,hnay
eyerng fe most inconsistent kind OF speeches on po
iiicaI tocs. and any OF ms speeches IN
mint lie must be- "A miu ot uncommon Orbcarancc, oF
he Would resent your efforts to destroy his influence
Pleas. pup. one his s0eeces in iuU, We can Ia
br 10 Judge of his merits, and thus preserve the unit
form inp,rtIalty Oi THE TRIBUNE Again asa, who ID
Senator Patterson iNSNih-is
Erie. Pa July 10, 1877
mot Billy who was struck, nor the New-liamp-
shire Senator who has retired from public life, but
the Honorable gentleman from South Carolina, who
will be only to happy to supply Inquirer" WITH
back numbers of The Congressional RecOrd.-EDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
RECEIVER FOR THE ATLANTIC MUTUAL.
MR. BARNES, TIE conrANY's COUNSEL REVIEWS
TIE CASE

A
MR. BARNES me conrANfs COUNSEL "''''''
TIE CASH.
rrd,,c Wcstbrook has decided to appoint
80 On, ,b, Atlantic Mutual Idfc Insurance Company
- ANN me counsel for the Company wilma"
- Give. the following statement of It's condition.
and of the questions involved;
7 cou,panv was formed In 1866 under the geheIdI,
LAW 81 81 has been m business Tor ecu rhe
h not ,aiy. - believe, techncnuy , rs az,
a report az thc CoupluF made 10. ltnlli,s r
SiOGOpo The superintendent 81 in,1l"m a ,, tie
10 tue Hfbutes. and deducted S.o>.'io' p,,n qsS
ssscfs. changing me surpnsi oa dthceh,y vi sit ~
t. main az Stcn ~ 20 ne assets t,ir' On " ',te
SI62 l4s n d. the Hope naunng OompHny , NO
ban, Albany ihtt hd been rellceu ~, ,sets of
es.dugs ny $4,000. which had gone n,o ,nr
A., C,n,t,nv iu another form. Tnrrc was minor put
tom as tis value Of the rea'.iatc vMu i Ivy an obont
aud the value If some mo lS'ss l i n5-e Wrstbrook
sl6Csp On winch tank Ne sAt,Sl,i Jut.|o d. ifonc
Ire r.e.I g., , ~ .sirh James Hendrcl Vicc-Prc,i-
s,rf al 49,, Insurance Compluy was irc'd'n. rms ,e
ID,,r,g SUPERINTENDENT claimed hid b,th h's"''! "o
5 IN ,Ir bank aud not q secure asset.
n ,ls other hand the Company claimed that the ac'
,,-. 81, fine establishment o. the liability OF LIE
isnr,nce cearaucs the alternative cf liking use
rfs e er the net value o the policies or nj INC
g.. value >ss 20 per cent. Under the net valuation
n. amount a. stated Dy tse Insurance Depd''"
a. tlio other basis much less
Irfc Westbfuok attic close ~ the examination mercy
caur.dthc Company 90 have $4,000 OF the money u'I
itci in fhe bank named returned 70 TIE ON ANY "
Then tAe proceedings will stand adjourned ui',li
t, .- TUESDAY o fhis month and o. sur WI, i'h 'c
6i.iu-~,d provided the cim against Tue ii"pe ny
Company p further rcdHc"i bl ne pa! il' ' ,,,s
Ia ea. evidence that fact . hc PR >'u''u 90 this
CONT Iaou'f 30 TINS because ! tmuk the 'omrahy =
.f ,r al AT q i.s uceu mayed. say again
,b,f snrsd.t Jh company solvent a- regards ' puu-
,,-loier-. that Wis veil managed ana VIII gohirtc
f,,lv wh auV other company, but that IN ihc pres
80 af OF the pubic mind tnne 10 best Tor the iutuie
prosperity OF the Company ina' mat coulse sHouu oo
taacn-
The Comp ny was unable 20 raise The amount named
IN fhc tiuie limited and Judge Wcsorook decided that
under tre statute ~ must appoint a Receiver Mr.
Elrnes bad not seen Judge NcsJbtoo reasons nor the
mann. Df the Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28
CORNELIUS ]. vANDERBnTs COMPLAINT.

% I,N IIIIr ]. NN-NIII-ItIIIl@i = NJ'iI I4N M
In the suit of Cornelius jeremiah Vanderbilt
against William H. Vanderbilt, judge Donongc directed
part OF the plaintiff complaint 10 he stricken cut,
the ground that u merely the statement OF evidence
which could bee introduced under the otner allegations OF
the complaint. In entering the Ordcr, Mr.. Clinton VIM
H. Naudcrbts lawyer, after providing that the Objcc
touahc pau be- stricken out. added provision that the
plNutn serve Hu amended complaint Scott Lord, on
behalf Of Cornelius j. vanderbilt, ASKED tLat This last
provision hc strcAeH Out, the service Of an amended
compliant might Pc considered waiver Of the plaintiffs
view, hc courts hereafter should decide against Jgdgc
Duuuhucs ruling. Judge DOuoAue thought ilU such
sul. OlLl AIIsc. bat lesc we'd US drclsI0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-28

in considerable portion Of European Russia the male
sex prepoDderates The same fact has been noted in
Roumania in Greece, and in other parts of Europe. In
the Russian Empire there 100 Russians every 30
members OF other natOnates, and 100 Christians To
every 10 Mohammedans and Pagans. In Turkey, on
the other hand 100 Turks have opposed to them l97
members OF other nations, and TO 100 Mohammedans
there are AZ Chrl,tlans.