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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
FATHER KJRWAN'S APPEAL.

Father Kirwan, the Roman Catholic priest
who dcposed from the charge Of his church in Gut
tenberg " j. by Bishop Corrigan, few weeks ago. has
since been staying at Taylors Hotel in Jersey City.
waiting orders from the Bishop few days ago he
ordered 70 take the position % assistant priest IN
g. Patrcks Church, Elzabethport Not satisfied with
the change from pastor 10 assistant Father krwan sent
an appeal to Cardinal McCoskey. In which he set forth
his grievances and asked that he might be given fair
trial the charges preferred against HIM. II this does
not prove efectua Father Kirwan intends TO make
appeal ~ the Pope While waiting for a reply to ms
appeal he concluded 10 go to the church In Elizabeth
port 1he friends VI Father krwan declare that be has
not had a fair trial. Written charges made agains.
him, but he has never seen them Several witnesses
were privately examined before The Bishops cOuncila
on the strength Of these wtnesses the friends say.
Father Krwan found guilty. They also assert that
the council composed entirely Of native FTenChnen,
Italians and Germans This might have had some eff
feet they think, Father kirwan Is Irshman The
friends refer his past record guaranty Of the faith
ful discharge Of ais duties. In the former parishes
where has served, Father kiTwan has met with the
most hearty approval from his Pensioners. He
stationed IN parish nne years, and the rocipn.
OF "a goli watch and handsome cane. lie subsc-
quony removed Oh account OF All anonymous letter sent
o the Bishop.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
THE COURTS.
RAPID TRANsITs LEGAL QUESTIONS.

The argument before Judge Van Worst, IN
Supreme Court, Special Term in the suit OF tho sixth
Avenue Railroad Company against the Gilbert Elevated
Railway Company, was closed yesterday. The motion
I'm form for stay OF proceedings Judge sedgwcks
Judgment against the defendant until the appeal Is de-
cded The effect of the stay would be that the Gilbert
Company could go on without regarding the Judgment,
to build road until the General Term decides on the
appeal. Judge Comstock. closing his argument ior
the plaintiff. urged that tho plainiin was NOT oe-
Tending merely its rights but those OF an properly
owners on the line OF proposed road. IL was the
right holders to have the compensation de-
termned before the injury was doue The decision or
Judge Sedgwick rested the fact that injury woud be
done He urged the action asked would be an indie
cent reversal by Judge Of another Judges decision.
John X Porter. in reply argued that Judge 5odgwlek
findings only amounted to thsthat the plaintiff would
sustain sufficient special injuries 90 enable 1t to sustain
this action He in place stated any yaiue OF such IN
juries The pecuniary amount OF them would be iounu
wholly Elusive. The substantial ground on which Judge
ScdgYck really decided that the Elevated Railway user
was a nuisance had been utterly OyerthrOwn Ihe ne,
asked that the highest court having decineu
that the ground which the Judgment was placed was
mere sand should be allowed TO ntoriere with tue
defendants rights untl appellate court either swept
IL away, or placed il different ana more SUD
stantia basis Judge Van Worst reserved his decision
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
p1SSENGERS SAILED.

pOR LIVERPOOL IN steamship E7,ssia- hr Anderson.
Gaptai9 = 'SEagabei lanes Coasa " n Dsi5t K IT,
paws. Mrs A. a. Davis, John Dunn d. j. Foley A. ftisl'
NAN ,n No Holm scott IaGchjon child maud and man
H. LOOMS. J. W M1ene = .ieir'' - Senasi'
Bond i.oose aud Mrs. j. NJ sears and maid Proiess
simpson A. r. Thompson Cha.. iucAer = i. Wood C0Hht
JOSEPH Zcly. Count Auguste Achy g H. Has'ln.~
FROM LIVERPOOL steamship Atger.d.-" Attrilge
Nj ana Mr.. r. Baker child and nurse M ana - bae
O. p Bowler ]. c. Cannon, G. H. Cone, Ar ana Mt G. =
Danforth, u g. paniorh Miss jesse i Daiotu IN ~ M
r. Draper W X Draper MSS DraRsG T. H. ga r -
Edgar, ~ w E!Wo't, MA II, 4" TsS,I Ftc5eti
Miss Gambloi Miss +. A. Gtiags, A. T. Hart Mr Horton
A. p. Lyon. Captain A. H. Markham y n. =. = Me"tgso,
Mr. and Mrs: r. Norwin Miss AeiNm, \ 49,, s
Mrs. G. p. Nichols. X outcrsoh, " laD0t l.nhh.4' n,
Phyfe ID. PLY Mrs RICHARDSON, Miss laciaidson j. 4:
oche, ESps incla,S r feHssS and two daasheis g.
v story 4. Straube Hugo 11lsmcr r. vincent lf u =
Wt,, C. 4 Wharton Ms = Whitney O. H. Williams
Miss r. NJ Williams James z. Woods and STR. worts.
FROM GLAsGOw-Ia Steamship tsdorig The Rev.
Mis-. NJ b. Pickcn Miss NJ J. Pckou, Ms Doid Miss !ui'
Edward = Dodd, Jos > Dodd NJ, ala M,s Sio. i..t
Miss Agnes Johnston Jas ON, Miss NJ sinclair ie tsuy NE
SON jas Davidson Geo W. Emery, Mr. and Ars Jas Phi
Miss php The Rev. j. D. Con GO Wr.Sh Ars Ei'i'a
PROM GLASGOW-iR steamship Stqte ~ indiana ant :
simpson y. r. Copeland Thomas Burke. Miss J. win Ms
Mrs Chambers the Rev r. = Macarthur, Wm. Hargr a'es
G. O. ComegyS Mrs ana Miss indley New nan hndcy "a.
Miau. g O'Brien, the Rev Mm. r. Campbell, Mis- & atr
Geown, Mrs III. Mis- I'M Mn NJ stuart AfS' stuart
FROM HANRE-In steamship A,neTt gs-C Hauilen~
W Fair. Geo Droytus MI and Mrs stem d servant hm.
Donilhet at, Mrs. samuel. three children ana SelA
Mason. r. Dauban. Mrs Elkin Mrs H. Cr9nsioH A. D.
stoiabefger Monseignear leiay Mr. ana Mrs llnD.I
and Mrs Nloy aud TIVE children j. H. Ziegel II nuhS y,
Bazer Mr. q. sternbem, MI. Georges - kahnoii-, Ms
naIV Mr. Deurv BAtfIman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
nrscuss1NG CORPORAL PUNISHMENT.

At the meeting of the Board OF Education yester-
day lively discussions the subject corporal punish
called out by the consideration Of the majority and mi
monty reports respectively Of Commissioners West and Wal
Eer presented On June Commissioner Walker opened
debate. He said: "The present bylaws IN reference to
pulson from school offences Offers premium
teacher and pupil. The boy understands bylaw,
and he behaves III in consequence. and is enabled
TO escape school discipline The teacher. also, is
tempted 20 discharge a child difficult manage. The
laws make the school rooms reoImarore-." Com
missioner a speech. and half in
length. read from the report Of COnmss1ner
s. 1870 showing the good results that bad resulted
from the abolition Of corporal punishment and said the
rod the hands Of teachers liable W great abuses.
Commissioner West supported the abolition Of corporal pun
s1frreu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
Snip NEWS.
PORT OF NETWORK f.
- = . !
.oc.s s.

PORT OF SEw.YoRK.....-..........
CLEARED.
Steamship state Of Georgia tBr Cooper Glasgow seoiaod
A. Baldwin & Co. - 81,
Stoamship Columbus Reed. Havana. Cuba, VIM. r. clyde
..-,u.
steamship Russia lr) Cook Liverpool, c. q. franekln
steamship iuf stream Crowell, Charleston, ;. g.. '" II
Clyde & Co. - ,.r,e,
Steamship Beverly. wallace, Philadelphia fcnn' JAM
steamship Ann Eliza. Warren, Philadelphia Penn Jane
steamship General Whitney Quick Neworieans Bossf'S
Morgan. va,,t.
ton =. vnt,ue,
Bark Belgium OBJ, Armstrong Rotterdam. j. " "h'"7
bark Success (Sor Olsen. Teusburs Denmark c. roc''
Bsrk Areturus (Brl Bent Antwerp }. W. Parker = W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
TIE STATE BAR ASSOCIATIONS PRIZE ESSAY.

Several letters have been received making
inquiries the prize of $3.50 offered by the State Bar
Association for essay The subject Of the essay must
be- "The Legal Relations Of Capital and Labor the Right
OF the State to Interfere Between Employer and En-
poyed and what Legislation, If any should be had
this Subject Z" II must Dc sent to Elliott T. Shepard In
Tux Tribune Building before Oct. % with fictitious
signature. accompanied by sealed letter showing the
real name OF the The object l. that the commit
tee may be uniformed by names aud that the feelings 0f
the uusucco ssfu contestants may be spared The com
mittee will not know who the defeated candidates
unless they demand their manuscripts after the award
Tie prize Il for beginners but fOr who thor
ou students of the law and have been admitted to the
Tor five years. The committee includes some OF the
lawers In the State and their Obecr 20 make the
prize something that Will be valued beyond the money
awarded Tho honor attaching TO II viii in future years
depend large In the class OF lawyers who compete for
IL In thia the lrst year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
TIE PURsUIr or THE NEz PERcEs.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3.-The following dix
patch from General Sheridan was received at the War
Departmennhis morning; ,...u... ~. , 1917
To General r. d. TOWNSEND, Washington.
The following dispatch has just been received from
Colonel GihhOn:
The Nez Perce crossed the Missouri al Cow Island on
the 23d OF september Major ilges struck them eght
miles up Cow ek losing and horse and had
Withdrew the Indians in ful force. lie tetOi5
them In tho pass between Bear Paw aud the Lutte
Rockies on me 18th, travelling slowly and carrying
many wounded.
The hostes burnt Coppor's freight train. killing two
men, on its way from Cow Island TO Fort Benton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
W. c. GILMAN'S FORGERIES.
MORE FRAUpULENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MORE FRAUDULENT OPERATIONS FOUND.
THE AMOUNT OF ALTERED CERTIFICATES INCREASED
To $3.50. 5OO-BEI1EF THAT MR. GILMAN HAS
COMMITTED SUICIDE
The excitement caused by the exposure OF the for
ceres of William c. Gilman was intensified yester-
day by the discovery that stock of the American
Exchange and Metropolitan banks had also been
forged and that several large institutions were
heavy losers The forgenes thus far discovered ag-
gregate $780,, 500, upon which Mr.. Gilman raised
S24794O. The belief that Mr. Gilman has COM
mitted suicide is generally credited in insurance and
hank circles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
SPEEDY OPENING OF THE FIFTH AVENUE
THEATRE

The Fifth Avenue Theatre, to the passer-by
on Tweny-cighth-t LOOKS 1t did when Mr. DAILY LETT
IT, The doors locked usual yesterday, and the
windows closely shut Inside, however army of
carpenters and painters wws busy all day the work
Of renovation. This sudden activity would show
that theatrewhioh the play gong public had begun
TO would remain dismal and enantoss during the
Winter seasonLad been rented at last and would
be opened stephen Fiskc, whom rumor has connected
with the theatre since Mr. DAILY retired from its
agement out OF town yesterday, while Mr. Gilsey
refused Ia be One Of the clerks at
Gisey House said that Mr.. Gilsey would make
statement for the press but at present he refused
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
WILLIAMSBURG INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
he Industrial School of Williamsburg was q

otIODI OI IIIIdIIISUIIIk WIS Us
tabshed in 1854 and for many years ala effective work in
caring the children Of dsspated In 1863 Home
was established l4 South Third and with voluntary
contributions in addition TO the state grant % $1,000 has
taken care Of children Yesterday the
stone building adjoining No. lsl, LAID Ma
sonic Addresses made By George H. shor
and the Rev The building, when completed
will feet front by 10 feet IN depth capable OF accom-
podatiuR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
FoRGERIEs IN SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. "a few days ago
VIM T. Cooper stock operator OK this city disappeared
suddenly and was ascertaned he had forged the name
Of j. H. Treadwell to checks the bank Of sather X
CO. and the National Gold Bank and Trust Co, for
amounts aggregating over $4,000. IL is now estab-
lshed that COoperls the individual who, IN 1867 conf
mittcd heavy fnTgcres the Government while en-
uloyed in tie Navy Department. lie married daughter
Of The Government printer Deroes, and was arrested
on his wedding day and finally consigned 10 b0yamcn.
sing prison. Philadelphia for i've years lie ls supposed
10 nave gone 70 NewOreans since his flight from TINS
city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
VANDERBILT INCREASING HIS EMPLOYEES
WAGES

William II. Vanderbilt has issued general
orders to the officers aud employees Of tue Ncwlork Cen
trail and Hudson River. and the Lake Shore ana Mch
gan southern Railway Companies. announcing that on
November an advance OF 1--WE per cent win De made
upon the compensation OF all the employees OF those CON-
uanes affected bY the reduction oil ten pc! cent III
July whose salaries do not exceed 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
AMERICAN EXHIBITIONS AT PARIS.

F. Il. COudert, in a recent visit to Paris, eng
deayored forward the interests OF Americans who pro-
posed 20 be represented at the Paris Exposition next
year. He reported on his return, that Duke Decazes
had decided that all applications presented through the
American h. cation would De received and acted upon.
EN-Mnlster Washbnne, his arrival IN NcWiOrk said
that the Legation had received no instructions 10
act In the matter. and that II could not presume to
act without them. The CnesebrOugh Manufacturing
Company of this city, wrote Secretary ENars on tho
subject and nc replied. Ia reference 10 the statement of
Duke Drcazes No official information to that effect
has vet reached the Department Whenever Is received
the subject will have due and early consideration"
4 translation Of the letter VI Duke DecazeS on this
m ter A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
PrBLIC SCHOOL NO. %.

President Wood, OF the Board of Education,
conyersing with TRIBUNE reporter in reference
TIE TRBUsE's editorial yesterday the condition Of
schoohOuse No o. in West Foreth-st, said that the
Board OF Education not Ia blame IN the matter
Money had been appropriated last June build add
the schoohOuse. after purchasing ground, and
avoid expense the proposed wing mot built until tho
could 10 secured. The Title ~ tho land
taiucd until last week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
MARINE IYTEL1IGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sur Goo J-J1 Clock slow. l. ~
Moon rises 3:Oj s0ushs. $50 Moons age day q
HI5H WATER TO-DAY N
sandy Hook. SAB COY Island 80 hen p"'e'''' ''f
Hon WATER TO-DAY-P ~ 800,
Sandy Hook 54I Gov lsaud. COS Hell GaJe.... 753
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
THE EXPLOSION OK A RIVER STEAMER.

WHEELING, w. Va. Oct 3.--1'he effects Of
the explosion of the boiler Of the steamer Comfort yes
eriay we're more disastrous than at first supposed
Five persons are known TO have been KILLED, three
are sti missing and about fifteen wounded two r.
tally All the passengers had not yet been rcg ierei,
and IL will be impossible to ascertain the exact uunpf
lost Tie wounded are at Moundsyile, twelve mule. be-
low this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
WINDIYG rP INSURANCE. COMPANIES.

A preliminary report has Just been made to
the Supreme Court, at schenectady by H. h Person,
Receiver Of the Guardian Mutual New-Iork state, Re
serve Mutual ana widows and Orphans Benefit Life In
surance Companies The object Of this report, it Is
stated put into the possession OF the Court the re-
suits Of the Investigations thus far made and to present
for determinations some important legal problems which
have arisen and which stand in the way Of speedy
and Just distribution OF the assets.
The receiver gives detailed statement Of the condi-
ton OF the different companies he found Them well
as synopsis Of their past history. Referring TO the
contracts under which the companies ronsured he
says that whatever may be said or thought of the
character Of these socalled amasamation contracts
it appears to be advisable to accept them a.
executed contracts, so far at least a. the
windng-up process IA concerned" but Of that
the Court will determine II the Court shall determine
that Just and proper distribution cannot DE made upon
pOthescs Of this report that the hypohrseS are
erroneous. q further Investigation and Calculation re-
uuilng considerable additional time VIII be requisite
tcrmne neither there funds Sulclent 20 authorize
the receiver to make such additional investigation ana
examination. and perform the additional labor then re-
whether duty or making sutl lhfFsiith-
lion b. TO be committed t. the Superintendent ~ Tue III
Department, In case the superintendent sHaii
adhere to the purpose OF testing the matter IN the appel
late tribunals
The receiver also states that serious embarrassments
have arisen in conducting the invest cation CROWNS out
Of the iact that thus far the Universal Company
has neglected TO comply win lie request or lhe
receiver that il should furnish account
made up from ia books, OF the transto-
tions between the Guardian Company and Itself"
doubtless be a loss the mortgage deposits % AL the
cUuDaules lie concludes BY asking direction OI TIE
court upon n number OF questions, the determination o.
which necessary to the final winding up Oh the COM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
JUSTICE FLAMMER cHEcKMATED

Justice Flammer, on Tuesday night. gave orders
that tho Tombs should opened until
his arrival m. intending thereby 10 keep the officers
with their prisoners waiting outside from O'Clock supern
tepden Waing however anticipated this movement and
TO the at O'Clock Justice
FlaInmer In bad hun0r throughout
day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
RFcKT ESsNEsS ON THE RIVERS.
ALLEGED CAKhLEssNEss AND NEGLECT On IhI rN"i
OF PILOTS.


OF Pilots.
The recent instances of recklessness on the
ports of pilots Of tug ana steam boats In the harbor nave
caused much comment and complaint IL IL alleged tnat
with many there utter disregard OF the rules OF nav
igaton and that no heed is paid to cauonaiy Signals
Uence the safety of smaller craft and their passengers
imperled IL is claimed that tho recent fatal collisions
I'm the rvers are attributable only to reckessness In die
regarding signals aud the right OF way During me past
week correspondence has passed between captain a. v"
Tobnson commanding the United States war vessel MIN
nesota now lying of tao Battery, and George W. bin'
Pilot and TIarhor Commissioner relative to TINS matter
and steps have been taken TO bring IL 70
tho attention Of the proper authorities In
his letter to Mr.. Blunt, Captain johnson says:
This grievance has been Of long DURATION The Iives Oi
several worthy OF the naval service nave DC ~ lO,
i'm this harbOr by the gross carelessness or nuaS "
TIE masters OF tugs aud other steamboats, ON otpis-
Der 49, lad Of the training tender supply was hleu o
the water by the master, pilot or helmsmah ol ,uo p
peer Brun while his way IN small DQat 10 u,ct
his parents, waiting Pier No. l. There nave Deen
York, which some of the daily journals have
noticed accidents but WHEN fh ssnrr 49,
TINE. without hesitation, has pronounced uiuruei.
The boats the Minnesota carry TO ana from tne Sly
almost daily large number Oh ,o Wv t69t
thecrew andboys also cal your ~ ,r u, s'
excursion and other steamers are III the haDt vi passing
tine Minnesota closely to make II dangerous 10 Doas
passing from side TO side Of the Minnesota by hG DOW OF
stern ana to those leaving or coming aiougsde e gdps
way ladders OF the ship" In second communication,
Captain johnson shows that the Minnesota entirely OUT
OF the way Of channel navigation; .,.., a., Mn
f.. NJ. SymOnuS, Lieutenant anu NdNibHtOT " tp piii
inning To- the shin in the evening. in boat from Pier
No North River the Pennsylyan Railroad TranspOr
talon steamer Birbeck evidently attempted 10 luh o
boar down and was only prevented from so doing by
the skill OF the bOatman in handling the boat.
A. >. Taylor, FrstLieuienant, says: Inc uanger ~
principally due TO the apparent disregard when the
pilots have for the rights OF email craft engaged IN aN
eating the river" Reference - also maze 10 te uStt
gard OF the launch signals by the pilots OF the tug JOhn
r. Cooper the steamboat Stevens, OF the PenhsyE
yania Railroad Company.
Join watson cOxswan OF the steam launch, IN his re-
mort TO Captain johnson, the following steamers
as paying little attention cauiiOnary signals John k
Cooper d. r. Martin Stevens W. ~ Hopkins. ana tran
tude.
By the advice Commissioner Blunt. Captain johnson
has reported the at the Office OF the United odcs
Inspector Steamboats,, where II 10 understood the COM
plants will receive attention and Investigation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

rive the name Of the new lessee gentleman, W. y, -
TRInS NJ Ieporter yesterday, that Mr. fiske la ioi,'
the hose aud would open on IRE evening OF
win Frruch Oyrra company. Further tttn tuls mum.
ING could be learned yesterday, nor cOdlh tne Vo ~
witch thc theatre had been leased be ascertaned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
MNnrar oP ToRrIGN ArRAIRs, !

:
MY DEAR FRIEND; We cannot do what Mr. Coudert de-
sirrs il. IL ~ absolute international -
possibility But IL the Minister OF the United States takes
under his protection the applications OF his cOuntrymen,
We will receive their demands and act upon them.
Yours truly, (SiMcdD, DECAZEs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

preacher who arrived at the kirk wet
through, asked old scochwoman what he should do
To which she replied, Gang iuto the pulpit IA suue as
ye can. Yen DO dry enough there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04

"You have only yourself to please" said
married man bachelor. "True replied he; but you
cannot tell what difficult task nnd It."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
CALENDARs-THs DAY.
srrRENE CouBr-CnANBEGs-BAnRYrr. J.

1877 Beach agt COLES. jr.
1919. Parker act. Baxter.
DOB. y. 3. Bank agt. Bald
WIN.
PIG Strauss act. WarsZauer.
2l9. Howe Ma. co. AIT. Petit
bone.
22j. Cont Bank Note Co. agt.
233 WoOdhOuse agt. Ferris.
2tl.Nell ast. Lawrence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-04
CoMNoS PkAs-EaunY TgRM-Ronrssor. L

! .Cr0ghan agt. Crogban.
n. Bedeh agt N. l.. Ins. Co.
DC.
20 Banks AIT. suy imn.
80. Cross agt. BOxsn.
30. heigs IT., agt. McManus.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-10

Per sons desiring Business, dealers
and all others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines.
should send for CircElars and TeTms 10
-. 30 SAMUEL HILL
:. 10. Nssxw ss~stxoisssry ssr~ct1
Tuasra ,ael,d. dai saA FxAsstseo.'