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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Sedgwick, IN Superior Count, Special
Term referred yesterday the divorce of Catharne
Smith against John Smith to william b. wintertOn,
against William N. Brown Judge Daniels granted yes
terday In Supreme Court Chambers order OF refer
eBce to NJ j. A. McCaffroy.
Application was made to the Kings County
Surrogate yesterday by Mrs j. Walter Stops
died last Monday at His residence No 20 PalmettO-st,
Brooklyn Mr.. Stops left $4,000 OF personal prop
erty, and real estate valued ct $4,000.
Surrogate Daley. in Brooklyn, yesterday
granted letters OF administration to Mrs Fannie Van
derhRlde, whose husband, John B. Vanderhade. was
killed at Greenfield, L. T., June 3, by the locomotive
John A. Lott, which was making a trial trip the
Brooklyn, Rlatbush and COney Island Railroad. Mrs.
Vanderhade has three Children Of whom is only two
weeks old.
Judge Sedgwick in Superior Court, Special
Term, appointed yesterday Charlton T. Lewis guardian
Of Johanna Hart, child eleven. years old, to bring
ment Of the father the child went out the balcony Of
the place rented by him from Brennan, aud, being
insecure. 1t Tell and the child was badly hurt.
The old parade ground matter came again
yesterday before Judge Daniels, in Supreme Court,
Chambers After the Legislature had repealed the
authorizing the parade ground the Of the prop
erty obtained the passage of act allowing them
damages. The Commissioners nnder this act reported
they entitled to Judge Brady thought they
were entitled to their taxes and the Commissioners made
new report Under the new report, the counsel for
taken of the surrounding the parade ground.
which essential part OF it, and that the Commits
lowed by the act for the OF the rehearing
Judge Daniels reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
My INTELLTGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1. - Lieutenant Com
mander Yates Stirling detached from the Navy
Washington and placed waiting orders. Naval Con-
structor r. W. Steele detached from the Hew-YOrk
Navy Yard and ordered to duty at the League Island
Navy Yard Assistant Naval Constructor John H. Hans
com Is detached from the League Island Navy Yard,
aud ordered to duty the Boston Navy Yard Lieutenant
A. b. H. Lille Is ordered to duty at Navy Yard NewYOrk.
Lieutenant T. A. Field ordered TO thu receiving ship
Wabash at Boston. Passed Assistant Engineer James
IL Chasmar is ordered special duty in connection with
engineer stores at New-YOrk Navy Yard. Lieutenant
George g. Clay is detached from the Navy Yard, New
York and placed waiting orders. Lieutenant n. j..
Patch IL detached from the receiving ship Wabash and
placed on waiting orders dispatch received by oeere-
tary Eyarts from the Charge d'Anhres OF the United
States at Lisbon, Portugal states that on the 29h ut
the United States ship St. Mays, Captain Pbytian, ar
rived there from New-LOndOn, Conn., aud departed on
Juy for Madeira and that the United states ship Al
lance Commander Kane, last from Cadlz, came into
TAsbon Juy q and left for Hayre the 9Th. The OIL
GERS and crews OF the two vessels were weiH
Commodore Parker superintendent OF the Naval Aead-
e1y mas left Annapolis for HewBediord, ana on his ar
rival there will hoist his flag one OF the practice SHIPS
Commander Green Will be lett temporarily In command
during his absence. $780,, ,,-.,
year with permission 10 20 beyond sea- is granted Sec
opd lieutenant @. z. Parkhurst, 9th Cavalry.
GLOUCESTER. Mass, Aug. 1.-The steamer
Taspoosa sailed this afternoon her trip southwark.
The steamer speedwen will go to Portsmouth on sun
day ana viii be detained there several days TOT Deees-
Bary repairs 10 her boilers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03

Money continues to be in full and free supply and
despite the great shaking UP OF stocks during the
week the top rate for call loans on railway col
lateral was per cent, and on United States bonds
10: the range being 1G2. We quote discounts
slow al 9 per cent aud upward, and rates OF do
mestic exchange unchanged.
The United States Treasurer at Washington
today received. SJ5O,0OO National bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were $500
600 and internal revenue receipts S30OOOO. The
following is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
Currency exchanges, S75,604,S SOS; currency bal
ances 81 O3J, 500 gold exchanges, $7.1lO,923;
gold balances s9iS,5O4.
i'm the London market the week has been con-
soicuous for weakness in British consols, some IT.
regularity being also observable IN United States
bonds The American railway securities were quite
lively and irregular, acting in close sympathy with
the changes in the home market Bar silver did not
vary much from 52A pence the ounce, English
standard, closing firm at about that price. AT the
weekly meeting of the directors of the Bank Ct
England, held yesterday the rate of interest was
advanced to per cent the rate IN the outside
market for best three-months bills being also L.
further advance by the bank would excite no
surprise The following are the highest and lowest
prices of securities for the week, and the closing
saies to-day and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
EMMA COLLINys DISAPPEARANCE.

Judge Van Hoesen, in Common Pleas, Spe-
cial Term, decided few days ago 10 open the defend
ants default the suit Of Patrick Collins against Nieho
las Cassina, the production Of Emma Collins the
plaintiffs daughter, by Cassina, If Cassina should
show that IT beyond his power to produce her Cas-
sna put in yesterday edsyi In which, after reeiting
Judge Van Hoesens previous answer be says that he
comply with the first Of the alternative condi
tons imposed FOR the that he does not know the
Whereabouts of said Emma Collins and that If he did he
has power control the girl or her actions and
could not therefore give the Court any reasonable assr
OF her production before August 2, 1878, or
any other time the might be specified; ne can IN every
respect comply With the second alternative condition
imposed by the Court 10 s decision, and sOlenDly de-
poses and says that he does not Know the whereabouts
Of he SAID Emma Collins and that the 3Oth day OF
Juy 1873 she not under the protection OF TIE Ge
pnen under the protection control Of any other
person the suggestion OF depoaent, or with the pryy
o. consent OF deDOnenL"
Upon the presentation Of this affidavit, Judge Van
Hoesen allowed the defendant 70 put In an answer
within five days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
RECOVERING LAWYERS FEES.

In the matter of Francis Frisbee and John
heHUgh, bankrupts, ChiefJustce Waite has rendered
an opinion reversing the order Of the District Court The
assignee Of the bankrupts brought suit against their
attorneys for the possession OF funds collected by them
previous 70 the bankruptcy proceedings which followed
their voluntary assignment II held that the attor
neys only accountable to the voluntary assignee
to the banEupts for their collections after dedueting
such amounts owing 20 them for disbursements
and professional services and that the assignee in bank
ptcy acquired only such title the bankrupts or TIE
voluntary assignee had The order OF the District Court
which held that the attorneys claim wac one prOYaDle
against the Of the bankrups Is reversed IN 80 lar
s Il rejects altogether the claim Of tbs attorneys II
was held however, that the amounts claimed must De as
aned 70 be due and that the claim for services IN the
bankruptcy proceedings must be rejected. The District
lol was ordered 10 aAeertain the amount actually due
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
rnnMAs RELso,s WILL.

BALTIMORE, Aug 1.-The Will OF Thomas
Kelso who died last week makes requests to charitable
institutions tollows To the kelso Home or orphan
Asylum in addition 20 the property on East Baltimore
at annuities aggTegatng $4,000 per anuun to the
Methodist Episccpal Preachers Aid Society, OF which
he was president 100000 TO the trustees OF Dickinson
College, $4,000; to the Maryland State Temperance
Alliance $1,000 10 The Missionary Societies OF the
the Aged OF the Methodist Episcopal Church. SOOO 10
fire centenary Biblical Institute, $1,000 20 the MARY
land BIble society 81 900 20 William T. Hooper Ior
tbenoor of High Street Methodist Episcopal Church. VI
o0o 10 lie BoYs Home, 900. The CetenAry biblical
ynstnte is school for The education Of colOred men
for tic Tninistry The residue Of the estate estimated ~
500 OOO Is devised 70 hls children ana heirs-attAW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
THE COURTS.
SIZED FOR ALLEGED EMBEzzLEMENT..
1ur PeEs1DESr OF THE ROBERTS MANUFACTURING
COMPANY HELD UNDER BAIL


COMPANY Held UEDER BAIL
Franklin Carpenter, the principal stock
ssd,r IN the Roberts Manufacturing Company, at No.
ses centrest has brought suit against the president
- he company Randall W. Roberts, to recover several
bopsend dollars OF the firms money which, he alleges,
~, Illegally converted to the presidents own USE Mr..
carpenter also brings action to recover damages for
tse depreciation OF the property Of the company.
asserted 10 be by the presidents acts Accord
inc TO the plaintiffs allegations, the company bad
.aemed 10 DO doing fair business. On June IA the
empnny was in debt So 900. note held By j. Hens
law a Co. went TO protest that day. When Mr.. Csr-
uenier learned that there not sufficient money on
hand 70 meet Hcmseys note he examined the books Of
she frm and found that accounts which appeared on
fbe books TO be overdue and which had been hitherto
promptly settled, had not in. Mr. Carpenter
6sibonch the customers would settle very and
nersuaded him not make drafts upon them. On July
MI Carpenter noticed that all the unsettled accounts
were marked paid He had received no money, how
ever which he should have done treasurer OF the
enmpauy He looked 10 Roberts, the president OF the
eomany, for explanation. Roberts, Mr.. Carpenter
alleges informed him that after receiving the money
ne mad appropriated Il 10 his own Roberts, Sir.
CarDenter further asserts refused return the money,
vbich amounted to about So, 600 HOratiO f. Averi0,
Ia attorney for the other stockholders obtained an
order OF arrest recently, and Roberts held TO bail IN
A. 500 By Judge Daniels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per Worth River Vessels and RalIroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
FmDAr. August 2. 1873.

FRIDAY. August z. 1873.
AsHES-Quet unchanged; Pots. R7c Pearls SEC.
BEESWAX--in moderate demand steady 81 ad1Sc for
Western and southern yellow
BROOM CORN-Dull wholly nominal.
CANDLE5-In jObbng sale atlate prices
COAI-ot Anthracite and Unanimous quiet contrary to
expecati0ns large and feeng barely steady; Lv
erpOoi HOase Camel sl2dSl3 Liverpool Gas do - 80
Newcastle Cakng So 1884 Provincial - 81 CO.
rency; Pennsylvania aud Wesim0Teiand Gas 50 5OaS6
West Virginia do Cumberland BrOadfOD Clear.
fed. s4dSf 50 Anthracite SO coast 90 by the cargo
COFFERlO ia good deuand, both Tor Invoices and job
Ding prices igG higher ordinary 1910 3 &c.,
HALEY" 1000 city OF Para" 327 do, 1913
Bore eOl ex Horr6xr private terms stock here,
53707 baEs dispatch rol1 London today quoted good
frss Rio 7isG72s an advance Of la for the week Mara
eabo very active here and firm with sales OF fully 5000 bags
IN the range Of l3bdl7, gold; oher Mild grades very ru
win AN improved jObOmg demand.
. COOPERAGE STOCk-Rafher quiet. generally steady.
CORDAGE-Dull, late prices retained.
COCOA Quiet nOminsly uuchangedi Caracas, Lea 1895
Maraeabo SO93ie: Guayaqu. l69le2c; 81 Domingo ll0
IL ec, gold.
CHfCcORY- Moderately active unchanged
COTTON-SpOt Cotton active Tor Spinning prices, fsc.
higher for Mddag aud Strict Ordinary &c higher for Coed
Ordinary and Ordinary, and "a & for stained saes 47l2
bales o. l0s last evening" including 4S4S baes 9r hone
consapon 1854 for speculation OF the above l25 are %
arrive 500 bales were asgered on contract receipts az che
year for the Week, 3S77 bales Against SSS last week
1888 last year; since September 4 2l22l bales against
$685. 40 bales during the period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
rHE nRrr1sH ooRN rRApF.

LIVERPOOL Aug "A Leading grain circular aTho
home trade for Wheat has been dali ths week bough no
change in price Is noted The business cAe on PASSAGE
but there has been good demand
from calling ports and in Instances rather more
money paid Reports Of the What IN France IN
creasngy unayorable and thai country Is regularly buying
fair extent, but much larkey direct
the United States. On the Tuesday little has
been doing Wheat choice qualities however maintaining
that quotations from the OF the quantity
anay, is easier TO buy while American prices are relatively
above In this market today there the average st
tendance and fair retail demand for wheat mostly AZ the
eurencies Of Tuesday and IN at reductc1 OF
penny per GENITAL Flour quiet and steady gCcd deal
OF Corn sold nj action Of 3d. but the market coses
dmer, The decline having been parity roc0yeTed'
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SECOND CALI o'cLoc-
FRIDAY, Aug. 2-P. ".

FRIDAY, Aug. 2-P.M n.
The week ending with to-day has been one of
unusual activity in shares on the Stock Exchange.
The total transactions have reached the large
amount of 1871 ,443 shares and at prices which
denote liquidating of "bull campaign which
dates from four TO eight months back. But the
liquidation as yet has made little progress except
in the stocks Of the st. Paul and Northwest Rail-
roads, which, after sharp rally on the last day,
show final declines Of 5la cent in the price of
st. Paul, 47s In the price of the preferred,
77s per cent in Northwest, and 67s per cent
in Northwest preferred The final declines in the
shares of the other Western railways. all of which
closed at material recovery from the lowest
prices were Hannibal and st. Joseph, ls; Burning
ton, Cedar Rapids and Northern. q; Wabash, %;
Rock Island and Hannibal and st. Joseph pre-
ferrod each l. Chicago and Alton,1Ss; Chicago Bur
lington anJ' Quincy, 17s; Cleveland and Pittsburg
and Illinois Central each 2, and C., C.. G. and l.,
pig per cent.
Against the demOralizing effects of the decline in
the granger stocks, a strong effort was made
early in the week to sustain the prices of the East
ern railway and Western Union shares. and their
prices were actually advanced; but later
even these stocks suecumbed to natural
laws, and although closing with sharp
rally, show final losses for the week as
follows: Lake Shore. y Central and Hudson, o,
and Michigan Central, Ia per cent Erie at 177s
shows a final gain OF p per cent, after having sold
nm In IS9. and down 10 165s The coal stocks have
continued ~ reflect the manipulation Of the clique
and for want Of a market TO dispose of the shares,
their prices have been held moderately steady. The
final changes are as follows Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western declined ls Delaware and
Hudson, a. and Albany and Susquehauna, 3
per cent. Morris and Essex gained i. and
New-,Ier5ey Central, 2ls per cent. Western
Union was fairly active, first rising from
9lit 20 9ili. and then declining 90 S4l2, with final
sales AT 0Oai.
The business Of the week has fully developed the
fact that there exists no such thing a real mar
ket for stocks except at much lower prices aud the
decline In the prices 0f the " granger stocks has
demonstrated what will happen with other stocks
" hen q like lanIdatlOn IS atiempted IN them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
NC PRICES OF MINING srocKs.
n FRANCISCO CLOSING PI
Yesterday, To-day.
YesterdnY. To-day.

The movement in Government bonds during the
week was not particularly active; and while the
funded descriptions have been strong and higher,
the older 5-20s have shown a weakening ten
dency. The daily subscriptions TO the new 4
per cent bODdshav been large DUE as already noted
to the extraordinary cheapness Of money. The
amount OF subscriptions reported since these bonds
were first introduced. the first of last April. up to
August /, reached $50 832, $50 Yesterday there
were none reported. and to-day $4,000. The
market to-day was quiet but strong, while de-
void of any fresh incident. The following are the
highest and lowest prices for the week, and the clos
ing sales to-day and a week ago to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03

been careful to comply with the law. But other surro
gates had not been careful 90 comply with what 10
really matter OF form. The Legislature Of 1877 passed
an act authorizing the Surogates clerks 10 sgD those
records. and the work il under way The clerks de-
oare that the work will occupy them three months rs
the delinquent records through the administration
OF SuIrogates Bradford West, Tucker Hutchings and
Van Schack and each one requires careful examination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D

Supreme COurt-ChambeTs-B Judge Daniels
Steitz agt GreenOrder granted The Turtle Bay Min Com
Carro-Tbe suTeties not sufficient Blanc agt
WnanThe motion for defects In the proofs mnst be de
nie1 memorandum Philbin agt AndTeWA-The motion
discharge the Injunction be allow edO prevail unless
within five days another injunction be issued and served
tanning statement required and the plaintiff pay 80
costs OF this motion memorandum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
ruRoprAN PTNANorAL MARKErs.

LONDON Ang 2-1230 m.Consos olii for money 81
the aocount o. and half cents t07
ls67s 10Th; e Railway shares lS Illinois Central ~ =;
HewJersey Central 3oa
LONDON Aug. % D. m.-Pars adyicea quote nyo Der
liz france IS centfnles for the account
LONDON $3.50 n.-The amount OF bullion VIII
rawn from the Bank England balance today j.
LONDON Aug. Pa p. MI. s. bonds. tour and half
cents 1067 1875 l07; New fves 1852: EIle RAILWAY
preferred 33 discount three month";
bills IN The open market Is per cent which u the
the Bank England Pas adyces quote ave pei cent
rentes as lip france 10 confines ter the account
LosDOE Aug. 24:30 D. NUS. bonds Tenfortes liza;
Enc Railway preferred 81 PouDsyiyania Central
80 NeW-JerseY Central 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03

80
The stock market to-day opened weak for the
granger stocks aud steady for the other shares.
81. Paul declined 10 81, preferred 10 G7h; North
west 10 80 and preferred TO 62s. From these figures
there was rst a moderate rally, after which West
erp Union. Lake Shore, Michigan Central and Erie
developed a weakness which carried the price OF
Western Union down from 9OL to s4l2, Lake
shore from 61as to $685. Michigan Central from
COL, 10 80 and Erie from 17Os to 1923. Fora short
time matters looked squally indeed. But by hercu-
lean efforts and display Of manufactured courage,
the tide was successfully turned. Thereafter the
entire market moved in perfect accord, each stock
vieing with the others in steady advance which
resnted in the last prices being the best OF the day
and amateral advance over those of the opening This
rally SO far as il affects the granger Stocks Is only
what almost every one has been expecting Tor sew
eral days simply because the heavy dee ines seemed
to warrant rally. But Of the Others, IN when no
liquidation yet has been MADE u Is purely the re-
snIt of the operations of the eliques who having
sold no stocks, possess the same power over Lahs
Shore al 5D1a which one week ago they did al b2SS
when il was rolled TO 81 Il.
Union Pacific was traded in to-day TO an uh1snai
extent ID 100 shares at from G2l Q61S4 up TO 63ls.
Wabash after selling at 1924, WAS held steady at
13 by the orders 10 buy ion the Sane sIort ae-
count which two days ago purchased at III SEEM
lngly the principal short in this stock IS being
closed up on scale Of 1000 shares at each per
ern Union to-day offered further exhibition
OF the real condition Of the market, wllie It's RAPID
recovery TO SSla. aud then 90 9Os4, demonstrates
that although the eliqncs may sometimes sleep
they are not yet dead. u,
The market closed excited and apparently strong,
vet IT was more cveTish than on any preceding day
during the recent excitement.
RANGE o. rf0 Stock Markell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-03
INTERPRETING SAMUEL WOODS WILL.

In the suit of Alfred l.. SimOnsOn and others
sTainst Edward Sehenck and Others which Is in effect
sal 70 decide whether samuel Woods property shall 80
70 an asylum under his viii, 20 musical college
under his eodicn. motion made yesterday before
Judge Daniels IN Supreme Court Cbambers to eDjoin
Frederick Lewis, appointed BY the Surrogate collector
Asd receiver from acting such. The trustees under
Ae viii claim that 1t has been admitted 20 probate
MO the only remaining dispute is as 10 their duties they
mould have control Of the property. n was o'clock
ehen tite molten WA reached, ana Judge Danleb IN
'AeQ counsel that they must close their argument De-
~ O'Clock After looking at each Stber Tor lev
1eeens counsel concluded 20 submit their papers ane
eleh, without argument, though gndge Daniels sug-
ss,ed thaS be would ike 20 bear thc9wifhiH the pre-
.obed tllne Len s. C5affied aud william Fullerton
see ready % srgue for the BaiDtins H. l. Burnett i0r
- Ffineiph defendant ana = r. VandeYere for the