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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05

The undersigned takes pleasure in making
known that he is now well prepared AZ
before the war, il not better, to do all kinds
of work, either in
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05

kept for sale, or supplied to families and
dealers ut short notice, and none but the
choicest flour used.
s.. w. SAUNDERS.
Monroe, La, June l, 1877. $685.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-10-05
THE WEEKLY Observer.

II HHE "EEMHH OnSENVE
4 Newspaper published eues.y Wsttnes-
Il. tay morning, at Monroe, Lt. ..
J. LANE BORDEN, THos. A. GARRETT,
' " Editors
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05

A little spring had lost its way
Amid the grass and fern;
A passing stranger scooped well,
Where weary men might turn;
He walled it In, and hung with care
ladle at the brink;
He thought not Of the deed be did,
But Judged that all might drink.
He passed again, and 10 ! the well,
By s0niHer never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand parching tongues
And saved life beside.
A nameless man, amid crowd
That thronged the daily mart,
Let fall word of hope and love,
Unstudied, from the heart;
A whisper on the tunult thrown,
A transitory breath
II raised brother from the dust,
It saved soul from death.
Oh, germ Oh, fount. Oh, word of love.
Oh, thought at random cast
Ye were but little at the first,
But mighty at the last
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05
A Little Girls Fancies.


Oh, little flowers, you love me so,
You could not do without me;'
Oh, little birds that come and go,
You sing sweet songs about me;
Oh, little moss, observed by few,
That round the tree is creeping,
fon like my head to rest on you
Whenl am idly sleeping.
Oh, rushes by the riverside, :
You bow when l am near you;
Oh, fish, you leap about with pride,
Because you Think hear you;
Oh, river, yon shine clear and bright,
To tempt me to look in you;
oh, water lilies pure and white,
You hope that shall win you.
Oh, pretty things, you love me SO, (
see l must not leave you; M
You'd find it very dull. / know
should not ike 70 grieve you.
Don't wrinkle up, yodssilly moss;
My flowers, you need not shiver;
My little buds, don't look SO cross;
Don't talk so loud, my river.
Pm telling you will not go,
It's foolish to feel slighted
It's rude to interrupt me so,
You ought to feel delighted.
Ah, now you're growing good, see,
Though anger is beguiling-
The pretty blossoms nod at me; ae- -
| see a robin smiling. ri -
And / viii make promise, dears,
That will content you, may be;
I'll love you through the happy years
Til Pm a nice old ladyi {.
True love, like yours and mine, they say
Can never think of ceasing, sss Z
But year by year, and day by day,
Keeps steadily increasing.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05
VIC K s
FI,vFa Vegetable Garden,

Is the NEST beautiful work OF the kind In the
world. Iteontains nearly $50 pages, hundreds
OF fine illustrations, and Six Chrome PIutes Of
Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored from
nature. Price 50 cents in paper covers; 81 90 In
elegant cloth. Printed in German and En-.
glish.
yICK's FLORAL GUIDE, Quarterly. ESQ a
year. +eta .. -.
s syICK's CATALoGUE-30O Illustrations, on.
~. s'n 4addiSs JAMES WICK. Rochester. MY.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05

The Commissioners TO adjust The
affairs of the Freednel's Bank say
that they will probably be able to ps,
fifty cents on the dollar wheH they sell
the building in Washington. They
have sssets on hand now sufficient Il
.pxy ten per cent. dividend, but the,
do not deem u sxpedient 70 pay any.
thing out Go yet.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05

Tie New York Herald thinks Presi
dent Hayes Is laekier than GeEeTa
Grant, inasmuch as the former is tt
have in New England q elan,- bake--e
tuing which all the crowned heads d
Europe can not give, in its .naiive
purity, to the ex President.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05

Toledo Blade.
CoNFRDRIT x ROADS, }
WICH IS IN The STATE Nv KENTUCKY, )
JoOn Is, 1877.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1877-07-05
NASBY.

He Assists at the Reception Given
Iilden and Hendricks i'm New
York.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
RETEyUE LCoAoAT AND EEFoRN.
now THE CUsroM-HoUsE REDUCTIONS WILL BE
MADE.

now THE CUsTOM-HOUsE REDUCTIONS WILL BIZ
MADE.
One suggestion Of the Commission appointed
10 investigate the affairs OF the Custom-Ouse thIs city
went INTO effect yesterday OF increased hours and
Ia the future he Offices viii be open from d. m 90 p m
Tus change, however is Of much less Importance than
the others proposed, IL affects only small number OF
the employees. The inspectors. watcAmeu. men il the
appraisers stores and otnersn all nearly GOO-lre on
duty for twelve hours daily and IN most OF tEe Oces
the clerks are necessarily detained some time after Dus
ness hours. Those in the R0tunda however, are now
obliged earlier, and yesterday morning all we're
in their places at O'clock but until 10 there little
work for DO. This expected for these clerks
have almost entirely deal with importers and brokers'
who do not wish 10 transact business before banking
hours.
There is now much anxiety manifested anon the em-
poyes with regard the large reduction in the force
which is DE made is understood that Colec
four of the most experienced men ID te Ouuhg WHO
mol biased by political fceus ana are hDi hhtIl o
snow any fgvoridsm To this commission the matter
T ,insfton i'm couuuctiUn with the chiefs into el,n
dpartuent and report the number and name, Of those
Vii snal! DC discharged from each IAe report Will De
subject 10 the approval OF the Collector 10 IS not be-
h,vd in the CusO-louse tuat the reduction Will be 30
large a. the percentage designated d. tie Commisson
The officials say that discharges are ordered ~ several
departments which the Commission aid not
stIsate, and in which II Is lnpOS7inIe mat
ans decrease Of force should be made IL -
suggested tuat IN other departments J..
that further reductions can be made ldu hoHc
called Tor. and the number can Dc made up III ths MAJ
nearly as pracdeable wlt-ou. lmpHi.H- tne
efficiency the The officials expect thit thr
thorough knowledge Of Collector arthur a. 10 All ueahs
us oice Will the approval OF 5uch IcdIcii'hs
as he think best following cut the suggestions OF
me Commission Within Two or three days collector
Arthur Will appoint Tie commission above mtutlohcd
and The members viii bean their Work 1nmrdlairl}.
The dsmIssas Viii be uaIs fst tuey conpiet" the
examination oi departments. Tue WorA Vii Dc com
ueted during me month. The same course viii nc lui
sued iu the uiyeyos Office IL Is not believed that any
changes Mil De made I4 The offices OF Assistant COL
lccfor. the Auditor, and the Cashier.
The members OF the Committee on Revenue REFORM
eruainr,d ,v the Chamber OF COmmcIce-Jacks0u =
-riuIfl Tboua. Barbour, and Daniel G.. EODU.us-~lH
az nd greseut their Views upon the proposed reforms
i esu,e L, tne invitation Of Mr. jay Chairman Of TIE
Comui.si.u Tie committee Will SUBMIT % PROPOSE
lions which have prepared from tie suggestions OF
over 200 Of the prominent merchants o tAls cty Inc
rouuiffef will rrfer its recent visits 10 bosioh f
dubia and otner large cities and the interest "Lich
f merchants OF those places manifested IN the WORK OF
the committee.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
NOT 4 NIXED7 COLLEGE,

PRIVILEGES FOR WOMEN Al THE UNIVERSITY Of
THE CITY or NEw-YORK.
"WbOever has entertained the idea" said
Prof Martin OF the University Of the Cy Of NewYork a
have favored coeducauOn has been greatly msled The
question OF admitting women has never come before
them On that shape Chancellor Crosby replied 10 ladies
Of the Society that would be allowed the
use OF recitation ROOMS and apparatus after 1880 D.
daily, they at that time IL was not IN
tended have mixed classes 70 grant examnations
and certificates This would require an extra stan Of
professors duty from the present corps. botn Of
which lmpracucable." The Professor further said
that the Faculty not opposed 10 coeducauOu
on any other ground than that Of expense. In
order % accommodate women extensive changes
N the university building would be required.
Many would have 10 be-, enlarged, j,
Increase the university expenditures. Al present the
university was In 10 condition 20 bear any more bur
oeus but kind friends should give money, as many had
cone u the past, the fund would De used IN the interests
o coed cation MANY ladies have recently written 20
Chancellor Crosby seeking adultance equal foot
Hg ~lta young men, but 70 WAS doubtful II many young
women could psss the entrance examinations which pre-
supposed TWO years course 40 leat W tie classics and
matnemarcs. Wellesley and Nassar Colleges had pre-
lafai0rJ schools bat b the university admitted women
tl would have to rely private scDOOls tOr prepdla
Hon. a. at Cornell University. Prof Martin said, in
oVnca,on that he regretted the erroneous inprcHsO
Nhch bad gained currency tat the doors Of the uniyer
Nue, " Tie boys" would undoubtedly treat them with
proper consideration.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
.rrr,rprs nd pI-rAR LAwYEEs.

Byron W Cohen is required to show cause on
June why le be not disharr The charge against him u
that a n obtaining hrs affidavit an order n supple
menary Proceedings in the suit Of Daniel ~hrean against
Annie b. Pclr,a from Judge Joseph r. D1y. Dee 'irucS ou
cert PORTIONS o the adait without which no Judge ""uh
grant such ORDER.
Andrew stewart in very bally spelled petition Dcsouglt
the General of the supreme court 20 d'u3r J'h H.
Cornell Ue hal employee 90 slt doctor i"t mapic
tcr whereby child anei a. birth the court denied
pet ZION. MI.
otto Meyer was accused q client. Mrs Hrearet Vein
holt of tupuprauue money received from hc 80 pas OF a
mort ,a1e. hr ed that hc Dee ul-barlet Aer"afi -h
afu h. accounts bc correct ana yesterday 90" etcrh
the supreme Court dismissed the proceeding upon
the ahiaVils Of both partir~' ,,
Peavey LOUIS Koch cI.s tha, t1Ii.r ilc ptud htt W
litigation between Messi- Nli,tojc 4ul J Koch Dee lent
% ttvcg check for $50. 20 Dee used aftnui ,' ulN
for the defendant, and mat Ectvey mtr osa' ing 81 i
court drew the money aud uu. ult own pocket EriFA
L. ordered o July f why ht ue NOT ti1uarre
The ~turcu- Court General Term dismissed Doe proceeding
of Washing gton Dobus 10 c~Dr Joseph r. fiue"ay. M.
o. saws nr gave checks for 800 each auN onc crrh
Tor ZOO m -,.av a.. M lawyer SETTLE the .ut OF br ck
at pnbb- iiray syr te -lJ crc-, were Tor ls -tf'
ices. the cucck trock VINO Ntnt'l
: 600 aud he Is rtaly % f1r that cliscA.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
civil NnrE..

I'm the divorce suit of Marie u. Stoddard against
solomon stodiard Judge Barrett granted reference yes
ter4y 10 ke testimony a. 10 The dciendants pIoeIi m
fluntn.
Judre Lawrence in Supreme Court, Chambers,
has denied motion reference ~ ihe suit IF Amanda B
s .,a l51.a- as i' m Win ct s SI,rsr bcr Nth
aud keeping house for married man VINO hl' i'i '
In the suit Of Lawrence p Cummings against
william g. Butler and others. the Supreme Colrt General
Term JuIge Brady giving he opinion. decides that when a
per on has a,sla ,i. pay ucu ] 81 M q ,,, i@ '-a 1 ' i,
6 ue latter releases .ue former RON any Judgment
The Supreme Court. General Term. has affirmed
le refusal OF tie below 20 make Luigi -cyur trustee
oi c de Uaioue Frltsa "a l'aaH1 bT u1danus
IT. Court holds tat fhe was ecctc as Do claims - remedy
by quo warIanio and not ln nduuu, l tne pro 'r
iou Vas u accorl,uc. wt bg ~ e -c.r nd tue
ballots Cor m were 'oid Judge Davis r'cs '"' 'iIA'u'
On an application of Edward Russell to he admit
ted to he bar the supreme Court General Term Judge Davis
giving opinion that diploma % las school or
college ou tis case Of Columbia College la" scho'l @!
unless appears Thar e degree conies 10,
ior e.. c,t,ea a.al Jar iuontis.
Under twortes the Supreme Court, General Term,
afus tc removal of Peter j. Uponohue from the receiver
ship " the Guardian Savings Institution Jor,mah Quusn,
tho frs receiver rned grave charges AGAINST hrs
management 81 Peter d. Jouuhur apfou. ei n H,
place Joseph o Donolu- broth P.terJ o'ponohu.
hAd been surety Gluau Judge Hn-worth. rirrce.
reported favor OF removing Ny. plounlue inr lack "'
energy pursuing the claims aclust Quiultn. dJuicc
Lawrence confirmed tins dec sion. The General Torn con
firms This decision.
Patrick OCOnner in June. 1871, was applinted
policeman 10 hold hs position tiI January 1872.
Judge Daniels giving Tie opinion o' Ue Genera. lvra4
that Doe peri rur carry some letters fOr
Nj Cornell and Mr.. Tweed ami 90 vat arouud or 'trnc
H- october.
sued - Ior -adI the next three months. Ha
complaint dismissed and Dee appealed judge Daa
crude. hi- position By ms own evidence the de-
stIpuol ku0wa NpecIre. lie " mere cNcres,
ih public service" The dismissal OF the complaint
sustaLrd.
Edward G. Genet one Of the officers of the
u Common Pleas prior % October ISL In that year
law passed giving the co1rt the appointment of 20
officers The Judges 20 officers oct T. ls- aud
Gc.et NOT among them. There drpafe brtNrcn
Controller connolly anH 'ht Judges Genet continued
ih~ pas ro lnt received laF up jan l. ~. He
tuuri o. attend Oh" court and da work down iay %,
l5.2 though Doe never dsgc uy r CTk of tlc court
duty. lie sued for Dis salary Jan. 10 May 20,
1872 aud MS c"mp1ln discussed The supreme court,
General Icrm sust aims thc decision.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
THE COURTS
DUTIES OF RAILROAD COMPANIES.


The barn of DR.. Rutherford, who lives near
Harrisburg, PENN, was fired in 1867 by sparks from
locomotive engine Of the Pennsylvania Railroad COM
pany The Home Fire Insurance Company paid Sl'oOO
insurance and sued the railroad company for the oss'
charging to the companys negligence In not using
proper spark-arrester in the sm0kestack. The case
tried before a jury, and the judge in sud-
stance charged that the railroad company was re-
sponsible II the fire came from Its locomotive
unless used the best form OF practicable spark
arrester ana that II the company was liable at all IL was
liable for 81 900 and interest The railroad company
appealed and the Court, General Term yes'er
day sustained the ruling below except in one point
Judge Bra y giving the opinion, holds that though Inc
suit originated IN an injury to real property IN auo'ner
state 10 could rightly be brought here and that thouSh
Dr. Rutherford refused 20 his claim to the lsur-
ance company it had right to bring the suit az oenS
subrozated 10 the extent Of 81 l6OG-to his rights On
the main question Judg. Brady says
When "a CORPORATION exercises d1ngerou. rgut ~
should ne done ln such manner % insure the shity
of NE ana ufl lpertv if DO can be- accomplished ms du
should not be limited hy the imposition oi state VIZ
lance on the part 0f the Injured person 10 pIoee. nlS
against the errors and urnities Of the corporation OF
A.. empoffs Reasonable on the one htun auI re-
sort o. Jll known appliances lot silcif on ,l'
tbc golden re determining and controlling the relations
between the puDuc and the corporation.
The court however. holds that the judge waS WfonS'
a. this suit FOR damages in not leaving the question
OF Interest to the discretion OF the jury, and therefore
directs a new trial, unless the plaintiffs waive the
interest.
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
RECOVERING METALS FROM ASHES.

When the Liberty-st. and Maiden-lane building Of
The Aldue Company burned 1873. the company hAd
insurluccs q $4,000 in 33 companies Three coupa
mics contested the suits brought against them by me Aidf,
Oh the ground The lrst suit was brought IL
March against the NOrin American Company and 10 u"
BROOKLYN supreme Court occupied more 'an
weet I'm us trial The jury rendered a verdict
tr rho ,i,irtif Tho second suit was begun ibis week
i'm Brook u before Judge against the sten tre IN
surance Company The testimony turned prncpay upon
IN, actual value o woodcus aud eectrotye cuts Inc re-
suits of some very interesting chemical experiments were sub
,,i,tsl t rte fry Mr. Noel metalrsic expert, tesu
fled that a large quantity of fine a>Ie, 1 "as y9icr l
he insurance companies o. Dee worthless raF 'h,Aln,',
gu IS psr ceui ol pure lead. Atrr licsHg nnt rom tr
ruins what metal sill solt, by chrncai process ns D,
s5a tr ,i tb, .n,,r about - cent OF "rf ~ ug
a handful uf dust from specimen ut I'D clli az
NDt blew cloud .i dust over h. HrI- o ir JURORS
TIC iury returned sealed verdict yesterday afternoon
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

pilots approved By the u s Government In
spectOrs Vessels the National BOARD " steam ay
gaon the Chamber Commerce. the Uuderwrcrs and tho
shipping interests generally.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON June 1-~a!ed 27th ulL. FnOs SOue latter ior
Boston 10Th Freyds 3ls Grace, Bogykcn, Aspoieg01
boh FOR Ne8-YOrk. Arrived. 27h ut, Polux su0m lu,u
Alma, Capt Grahe 3Oth. sophie. Weser Ma"tte r.
sula Capri Gerhard 3lst M0ushnl, Earl % Elgn, e. WI
hams. Negar Harmonic Adena, Kong Carl. capt Hansen
T.. BredsdOn: lst inst, canada CAPT Llmmert and olga
DOMEs rIC PORTS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l-Arsiscd, shp SI~Sohh snith'
from Liverpool.
BALTIMORE June l-Arrivef steamships Johns HOPKINS
from Boston " Trtha NcWfork H. j. tft"r
from Philadelphia; bsrks Eulaa fro Hamburg OL0, ifom
Rotterdam schIs. W. T. Brad 81 from Matanzls Rescue
from Eleuthera Cleared. steamships Berlin Tor Bremen
baks fldO for sil0re Gr0ssherzogin Anna, Tor te
Baltic.
BOSTON, Arrived. steamships Palestine, from v
erpool BARK IsusC -u.aune, from cape uAyuel scFs
H!awatha. from Blacoa jamestown, from Hobosen
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
LONDON. June The steamship Har1d Haatiager capt
Heii1crg from shields April H. aud Bergen Mal J, 4or
philadelphia which pat bac % Chrstansand sailed ior her
destination May 2@ ..
LyERIoOI. May 3l.-The steamship Rita, Capt Garucz
frum Baltimore May lS arrived here today.
DISASTERS.
OrrnEC. The steamship Lake Nepirc0n which
,urel arrived az Quebec last evening chged
pi ots and protested 10 Live pool .
The j. Waters from Chatham. ont, Win OAK Tor LiV
errO0, INTO collision Wl the hiclmslp Lake AiaM
plain and ashore near Stanners, waterloggel
lEor LdtSt shin Nc'rs zee Sercnh PtTs
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02

defendant stpuang discontinue the appeal tho Court NJ
Appeals and paying costs and dsoursem S On such pea 20
plaintiffs settled by Davis, r. J. Clark agt
Dicknson.-Ju affirmed opinion by Daniels J.
by Presiding Judge DAVIS and Judge baoy ftoe ~ rel
Levon BeroniOrder ai med with $40 costs and dis
bursements: opinion by Davis, p. ].
TeTIn-By Judge Van NOrsf.Thornson hgt Thom
rraust allowance Mutual Life Company agt
Townsend and anotherMOion granted on CONDITION tlas
$4,000 Newell et al agt kigFay - lndngs settled An
engro-ed copv with the amendment allowed should De pre-
Ijy Judge Van Brunt-Boese &C. agt Locke al-Find.
ngs signed tsclermann agL Gauter ct a-Flndngs and
Circuit by Judge Donohue.-B Burger agt. The Ger.
American Bank Memorandum with clerk.
Superior COrt-SDecial Term-Bv Chief Justice
curtsN Nanferberg agt EusOlder dismisng action with
day calendar Monday o October Dewitt e ll ag
IIasings-Remititur filed and order affirmed Phyie ae
hasters0nurer denying motion with 80 costs ana stay OF
ening defaulf and cause restored 10 calendar keck e al
'.'- '...'
at The Pari1c Ma. -f4au,ship Commis-on ordered.
and disbursements referees report confirmed Inreroi
ag Tenth National Bank-0rler granting painuf
cos Keitz agt Fnrne et al, Maloncy at Mapnev; scot
pany Buck agt The Magufacurers and Builders Bank
smith agt smitn.-Orders granted.
Common PleGs-Specidl Trm-By Judge Dalv.-
Field agt SaniorJudxnen fnr plntih FOR 5000 and inter
est from Msrrh -. S7f B-chon agt Byrpe.-M0iion
granted with costs defendant 10 abide event OF action
Hamilton agt M0range-Proceeaings dismissed Chapter is
Remedial Code applies execution. issued after
May 1871 executions out OF this court 10 me
prior NAV l. 1871 should returned
before thc Remedial Code CHAP 4i9 Laws OF ls76,
sec TO- Morr II and another agt. Motion granite
with costs. abide Duan at Garrett; Ashley
AT sunran Hal ag Wright; Buckng agt staten Island
Lyon Palmer same. Cone art -M0tons granted
Bowling agt The Mayor; lngersol ag same jordan agt
same Walsh agt same-Compaints dismissed Win slO
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
pFCfsIONS-.Jrvr l.

Supreme COurt-GtBerai icrm-By Presiding Judge
Judges Brady anu Daulcsu the Waiieruf LItfmau
affirmed, costs besides
bv Davis e. j. People rel. Uei-er art Board o
Board uf
The afda % used o pHnri tine motion, uf st- to either
pauy art Ice aud an0tner, &cJudmclt affirmed opinion
Lv Daues j. pollon AT. Wns1n.-Jufemcnt anf order
affirmed. win against the lrre lanf paid Il
the estate u hr hands opinion b' Davis o.. j. Genet Sc
+. J aud by Brady, j. di--enuugl OBrcu agt Bro, ming
order modified directed la opinion aAd affirmed ~ mod
lied, without costs 10 uthel party; opinion by Davis
affirmed opinion by liauicis Brown aEt simpson.
WIin lU
Of vacated viii tlu motion opinion
by Daniels J. pt0Anof. &C. AIT. The Mayor &c.-prlrr
modified a. directed ih oinOu costs Of al 20 abide ie
opinion nIn4f J. Butler. &c
Orirr reversed with 40 cs aud sursfuen- opinion by
HOOKER a. a. agi. lanlds et alorrr AIR med
uugIon aGf THE Ulster County Ice and anDOfd'f
reversed without cIss opinion hy Brv. j. Herllth AT
RrcuuIu-J Judgment reversed trz ordered. COSTS u
abide eSsut. opinion by Brady. j. The Insurance Co.
trial ordered C- 20 aute event. unless paini consent u
reduce Judgment suggested opinion. which event
ludg rrduced Affirmed wDut opinions ~
and ano.-Orlrr affirmed flO c0rt- besides
d -bur.rmeuts % De paid uy appellant -cluster 10
be- guardian az htem opinion by DAVIS, +. j.
Petition denied Msier 0f hdgWay.-Procccdugs Dismissed
Matter of Meyrr.-tlocrt tuugz Dismissed rptaGhe
az. Hesmer. 6c.-Judgment affirmed opinion by
Tsyf. A. J. y Y. Life Insurance sct Lec.-Judgmfnt
a7ped with cost; opinion by Danics j. Answorth agt
denied IreuucT kuycH. Ercuntft &c,
All Pemmnn-Judgnrnt affirmed allowances objected 10
excluded except for disbursements ana reeree fees, no
of app,a either party 0der 10 be- settled bJ Brady j.
opn by Brady j. spear aud sgt The Mayor anu aho
Motion modify the Judgment herein by directing new
a granted men Of O costs Of opposng same and Oh
New-York tribune., 1877-06-02
SHiPPISG ENrELLIGEACE.
PoKr OF NEW YORK

Poki OF NEW-YoHH .......-.. -----.----'uNE l.
ste eunslp Alexandra CBr Mackay. Glasgow. Henderson
Bra ,... ,,,..., ,.., ,,..,,..,.,, =
steamship SPAN tir Grace L''lio'i via T.
W Hurst . ~, p,it, ,rr, KENNEDY riyer,oo via
oue.a-Jown, J. e. Dale ,.,...... ~. ,,.u,.-,,
steamship Ethiopia lhrh Cfh4 'h-1o" "c1 iiehd'I'oh
pr0,
steamship CarondecJ Faircoth Havana Cuba j. f. Ward
d a..
Goyai e. Il. ,alory q c.. -..,.,...,.. ,... -.
steamship a. e. ',iei' Warren fnladeipna' ieni' jas
IIaut %
st r..b A -ta.'ler Crt.t..i ul.rc. france Boyd &
Hircten.
/ Z fr0.ii'.f' .s-l..lm g. li.yes-u
/ NJ. ~ Z. ~, =, ''..,t-ai >.-v si1
"uH.' i,ln ID Tt.rr ,.ta H. Bremen Ger. Carver &
Ba.ae' ., .pr, Jordan, grenen. Ger Muller K kruger
I-I Christian yl,in .,orI hrdeiso1, Ei-iaore ba ar
- I,.. To- i'rao ,it4l d uagpiro Bristol bug, Lauro
7'g' ,,, S.n ,Ncr) Lsrseu. CORK, IRELAND or orders. Louis
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