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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
Am AnecdOte of Rothschild.

A French pamphlet has this story OF
Baron Rothschid: During the trouble
OF 1915. the great tinancier was one
morning ut work, when Two citizens.
very dirty, but burning with the ardor
OF fraternity, and armed to the teeth. en-
tered his study, TO which stately but
Ter had in vain attempted to bar the way.
We'll, gentlemen, what can L do Tor
you 2" demanded Rothschild. 'This, =
hey briefly replied. lyon have millions.
The people starve. You must shat e
with us, or" BE it So" promptly re-
sponded the baron; "bul first, what is the
population of France ?n Thirty mil
lions - And what do you suppose. is
the amount of my fortune ?'' "Oh. we
dare say you have one hundred and fifty
million francs.' VERY good. l accept
your valuation. Divide loo by so, and
you have five. Every person. will then
be entitled to five francs OF my property.
Here are ten francs for you twO.'
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1878-03-02
ONSUMPTION
c. u r E d

A OLD PHYSICIAN, retired from active
n prectloe, having had placed in his hands by
an East Iudia Missionary the formula of Vege-
table nemedy for the speedy and permanent cure
of
assumption, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Catarrh an all Throat and Lung affciions; also
a Positive md Radical Cure for Nervous a eh hiy
aud all Nervous Complaints, aittr having tnor-
oughiy tested It's wonderful curative pos eTs In
thousands OF cases, ieels 1t his duty 10 make Il
known to his suffering fellows. IS c. uated by this
motive, amt a conscientious desire To relieve u
mar suffering, he will send FREE Oi CHA RG h
to ali no desse it, this accept. With tuIi dIrec-
tons tor preparing and successfully IL ing. sent
by return mall by addressing with STAN manning
this paper. DIR. j. L. GOUNT AIN.
no2U-1y Ogdensburgh. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
JFFICTAL PEPORT y. J. INNING STOCK LX
CHANGE SALES FEBRCARf l. ISIS.
ruIED EnAEn-2::3O 2. ".
FnIpAY. Fchrnarv II. ".

The total transactions in shares at the Stock TX
change for the week ending to-day only Gggrc-
gated lO9 $50 shares against JJG,3i0 for the pre-
ceding week. and GS9. .SS:j for the previous week.
These figures show the continued waning of
interest in stock specuatons which TnE
TRIBUNE has forecast The situation is unchanged.
Stocks remain under tho contrh of cliqucs.
and the usual sagacity, which leads men
to operate in anticipation Of coming events,
having been proved to he at fault against a combi-
nation of capital is gradually Withdrawing itself
from the market to bidc its time. Hence the con-
tnuous decline in the amount Of the transactions
which the weekly reports show. 1t is probable
that If from tho total of recorded transactions for
the past week the transactions which represented
"matched" orders were eliminated tho record
would scarcely reach aggregate Of 100000
shares
The fluctuations of the past week have been made
responsive the agitation relative to the cutting of
freight rates and to the supposed settlement. On
the admission of the fact that rates were cut,
Lake Shore declined from Gl3i to Co.'s; Michl-
gan Central from COLE TO 50ai, and Cen
h tral and Hudson from JOG TO 1913. But
this decline was due to manipulation, and not
to the want of ability the part of the large hold
crs to sustain the prices if they had been pleased to
do so. On the bogus settlement Of difficulties,
G2 for Lake Shore to 81 lsG61 for Michigan Cen
trail and to 1861 1854 for Central and Hudson.
But in the rally there were exhibited more hard
labor and less enthusiasm than We rcco'lect ever
10 have seen under like circumstances. The fact
seems to begin to be appreciated that lack oi busi-
ness il indicated by continuous efforts OF railway
officials TO keep rates steady by artificial moans also
that much is done III this way because OF the un-
fortunate position Of the speculative ventures OF
those officials. II is common thing TO hear STOCK
Operators wont to be active and to be leaders, re-
mark such and such "a stock ought to be great
SALE but il is folly to sell line of stocks against tue
present holders. Wait until the time comes wheh
they like all previous mistak en- bulls, will be COM
PEELED to let go their hold, and the margin ior
profit will he large enough after n decline OF
3 per cent" This feeling, whether correct or ,o., IS
contracting the business OF the Stock Exchahgc
heavily. ,,.t
OF the granger stocks the st. Paul and North
west common show an unusually large percent
age of the total business but at declining prices
the former having lost rs per cent and the
latter 1as per cent on the weeks transactions.
The preferred shares, which were less active than
fine common, also close lower than on last FRIDAY.
St. Paul being off q and Northwest L. Rock lnl-
and after selling at 9e1s09e's, closes tne
week at so. Chicago and Alton has sold at ~
down TO 77l2, and ends the week at 77.s chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, after rising from lo3 70
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
uLIBERAL EMPLOYERS REBUKED.

Annie Kellogg, of No. 225 Bridge-st., Brook
lyn was before Justice Duffy yesterday, charged with
TIE larceny Of $40 worth Of embroidery from Jaburg
Zegler OF No II WOosterst The goods wero found on
the GIRL She said she employed nearly two weeks
ago By the firm and was told sho would be paid what she
worth. When payday came they told her che was
worth nothing and that in any they never paid any
thing 10 new hands the 1rst week TIE second
week they tOd her II she real smart she might make
S week. and that they would teach her TO sew on the
machine When the second pay came aud she got
nothing she became dishcartened ana commit
ted the theft in order TO be able 10 assist her mother
The Crl burst into tears while she telling story
The members OF the firm said that they had about
forty girls in their employment, and many OF them
earned nothing as they were learning Justice Duly
became indignant Why, you ought 10 be ashamed Of
yourselves" he said, "yOu almost offer premium To
girls steal Here this poor girl bad 10 her ferrage
or car fare. and do your work perhaps ON a hungry
stomach; aud when PAYDAY comes you gave her not
cent TO bring 10 her poor mother. How expect
trial
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
CIVIL AND CRIMINAL ARRESTS.

Thomas Z. Lewis, who was indicted WITH
Charles r. Beckwith for defrauding Benjamin T. Bah
bitt OF S25OOOO was brought from England in May
last by Detective Golden, TO be tried crimnay There
several indictments against him, growing out OF
the fraud. lie arrested his arrival here, in
civil proceedings but remained under his criminal ar
rest until June. Then, preferTing Ludlow Street
Jail to the Tombs he gave bail on one indictment
and was transferred TO Ludlow Street Jail on
the civil arrest On January lie got out writ to in
quire by what right the Sheriff held him. In igno
rance of his movement, the DistrictAttOney at the
same time insisted his being returned Tombs
with a view TO a speedy trial the criminal charges
Lewis resisted this on the ground that he bail
one Indictment His clam met by putting him under
bail on the other indictments TO facll9te he criminal
proceedings Mr. Babbtts counsel furnished Lewis bail
in the civil matter,
IL Lews's proceeding he claims that he was en-
ced into this country the ground that he wOud only
have criminal charge, aud MS arrest IN Inc cV
suit therefore void. The Court referred the matter
10 William Sinclair take testimony, and Lewis was,
yesterday, Examined at length IN his own oenau
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
COASTWIsE ARRIVALS.
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM LIVFRPOOI.-In SteqHshfp Uisconsin.-Jas hsr-
1uand T. b. JenkInf D. Ker, ". Bradt Mis- T. Ila Mis- r..
Iirkenshaw Brown, T. Stone. J. ~. Miner Mt and Mr'
Weatherwick, Miss +. Westherwck, hts Mary weather
FROM MIIvFRPOOI-SiegmthiDIb Iby'sini1.-W. 4. hdaius'
Col and Mrs C. Allen. Mrs !. 7. Atkinson Miss Atkinson.
Miss Bernhard. ": Blkeii j. Eourne T. Brett - BROW hr
and Mrs T. p Fabb and f. W Flccken. y Fl"Cfcn,
W n Hagh r. Johnston j. MacsS Rev. A. IS. Mackay Mf.
Moft Col and Mrs ". L. Morrison, Reg. J. r. Nichon >.
PCkard H. 8 Robertson W. B b. simpson, Mase s. south
xnrih g. Nnischecr col Baron Won NerAen, ana fcud L..
VOight, Mr.. Will ny T.. ID. Nhleii.
FROM UAVRE-In htcqansbip fr1nce.-E. Gcrc. Miss
Chcvalier T. Howard. =. Pe-1n, L. ToTry, T. Ffsfin
L. C. KOz.Owsk =. Baretie. 4 Schuciiol T.
MAYER O. klingsessen, L. Badey, l.. ChanUg, Eonhet
FROM HAVANA-Tn StedfnShfp COivwbus-MTs. A valdez
de Psucvc Mrs A. de- Levy, = Garcia, G. Mayer L. John
son f. wilson, Burgess q. Erchuer. VIM. Spczel j..
Beltran. II X Pr;cnafd, Miss o. H. eIsh AhC nephew,
g. w. Wines, j. s. RincuITel T. i. Pantard.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02

Money has been abundant and easy for the most
part at & per cent and under, with stock collateral
on call loan at one time reaching z, because OF the
heaviness of gold To-day rates were stiher again;
and we quote sac and on Government collateral
4a5. There is no change in discounts, and rates of
domestic exchange are as w last quoted, The
received 100000 National Bank notes Tor
redemption The customs receipts were S26O, 600,
and the internal revenue receipts were S2oo,ooo.
The following is the Clearing House statement
to-day Currency exchanges, sol 2l6; currency
balances So 5Of 294 gold exchanges, S9,7o1,lo3;
and gold balances S922,755.
The London market has been decidedly active and
interesting during the week, Consols were irregt;
lar because of the varying phases of the political
outlook and United States bonds were seriously
depressed because OF the passage by Congress of the
Matthews silver resolution. From the depression
there was some later reaction. The Bank OF Eng
land reduced its minimum rate of discount to 2 per
cent and money three months bills Is now abont
1sl in the outside market. The quotation of bar
silver is 5315l6 pence the ounce English standard:
The following are the highest and lowest prices OF
securities for the week, and the closing sales to-day
and a week ago:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW-YORK....... ....-....
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEW-YORK. ........ ...........-..FEB l.
CLEARED.
eteamship Egvp Irl Grogan. Liverpool F. W. j. Hurst
stea%sbp Ethiopia d'fj, Campbell Glasgow, Scot. Hen.
steanspp CITY Of Austin Chester Fernandna and Port
RoyaI has II Mallory & Co.
Ship Cornelius Grnnt, Gurand, London Grnnel Mniurn
Bafk Industria Gta). schiano Cork Falmouth for
Bark Esieiia Poole Marseile, France Brett Son Co.
Haik fGrr) Gcerdes, Brcnen Germany j. = PAUL.
Bark Evening (B, Chick. ST. JaGo and Guantanamo
Bsfs sasuenay Br Fonnes. ST. John " D.. p 1. Nevus
BarG Frehandel CGer) wacher. Baltimore, Nd oelichs
Eng 0. C. clcry Scott, Brdgeiowu, Bermuda Dwight
sailed steamships wcand. Hamburg Mass for Rolter
Acapulco, Aspinwai Atlas for Kingston Saratoga, for
HayAna Gamma for bermnqa ,,,.r,
steamship Wisconsin Br) FORSYTH Liverpool Jan 10 and
G@Sa JAM g. % t G % a. % ion as.e % steamship.
hence for hyeFpoo' 3st, 2'G miles T. nom SANDY HOOK
steamship Abyssnla B Murphy. Liverpool Jan. 10 and
Queenstown 2Jh with ndse an TO Charles o. fraDck
Steamship France Ff) Trudee Iayre jan 10 with indse
siaa@sP coar9Sa % Ieec - Havana Jan 2c yh mase a9a
Winds with strong sea in the 81. a. m High
we're snow storm IRON j. r. r. sea gettng np rapidly IRON
the E. and weather very thick hove chip 20 with head "a
prevailed thick sctt snow VERY high YEA
YSSn a%s T r m The e rnns s ana The &
completely cnyeoped in mass OF spray the gaze having
moderated at nga kept te snip oI on heF coarse received
steamship BOLIVIA (Br), small. Gasg0w, Jan lBth with
mise and 80 Henderson Bros Was detained twelve
hours on sandy Hook by strong easery gale with hail.
aud rain and dense fog
steanshlp Caron1ele St. IaeO Jan lG, Cienfuegos Jan
20 ana Nassau 20 with indse and 10 murray, Ferris
q
steamship Champion LOCK wood, CharleOn with
mdse and pass. 10 j. W. QuntaTd & Co.
WIND-Sunset-At Sandy Hook, fresh y. f.. showing
very fogey ana heavy sea; AT CITY Island fresh ~ L. thick
snow storm.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA Feb 1Ceared, bteamships Fanlta, Smith
New. York Norfolk. farnell, NewYor both sailed
BALTIMORE, Feb l.-ArrlVed steamships William Crane
HOwes. Boston. Cleared. steamships Blackstone March,
Providence; Richard yelling Her, Phiadeipins.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS
QUEENSTOWN. Feb 1.-The williams and Guion Line steam
ship (Br Capt. Holmes, from NswYork Ian 20 for
Liverpool, arrived here at $50 O'Clock this morning
The Cunsrd Line steamship Scyth!a (I3r Capt Hapes
Liverpool arrived here to-day the former al 5o o'clock
in the morning, and the latter At noon
For other Ship Necs FIN Page.i
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Feb. ], 1873
AsHEs-In some demand, steady; Pots 4'sa4'c; Pearls
6G6Rc.
EEswAx-ouiet, unchanged; Western and Southern
Yellow, 26d27c.
BROOM CORN-Firm moderate sales: Fair 10 Prime Hurl,
Sal 7ac Medium Green. 5d62c Red and Inferior, 4d3c
CANDLES-ln jobbing sales; unchanged
CHICCORY-Quiet unchanged.
COAL-Bumnious Is Anthracite quics Also D. rrr,
owing tho combination Liverpool House Canrel sl2 5O0
Sl3 Liverpool Gas do Sl01> Newcastle d0 Catng ~ 40
d Provincial ~ 80 Pennsyyania and West
morelnd Gas s5 50dS6 West Virginia do 50 10 Clnber
land Broadop and Ceared siGi 50 Anthracite sS 700
SO Is, bv the
COcOA-Dull, nominal.
COFFEE-Ro dul unchanged sales. all ports in January,
4S,lo bags inendng O05s4 bags here receipts 2Ot6fo
ba7s OF which 90l5 bags here 81 04s bags IN baltimore
stock first hands 2692s bag including l0ylzs bags here
including 5s427 bags here 5os2 bags in Baltimore A. 90
dull depressed sales o. Maracaibo Conhdvn nee"
private terms Ordinary Prime 2d17c, gold
Padang 2G22c. Maracaibo 15dl7 2c St Domingo IA 10
I45tc; Iaguavra, ljdl7 lec. gold. -
CoOPERAGE Ch-Although still dull prices
changed.
CORDAGE-Unchanged. .
COTrON-Spot steady except Strict Low Mddlng
Middug Good Ordinary end Ordinary, reduced
l,,c Ordinary and Strict Ordinary, Is lOwer tre
quie sales (256 last evening" spnnng delivered
contract bales Receipts at the ports 1905 bales,
against 93O this day last week 22O32 last year fr tho
week I5314O bales against ljS9B8 last week li2s2 last
year since september 3lO5 Ito bales against 3l4l2i2
81 1881.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
CIVIL NOTES.


The will of Dr. Martyr Paine was admitted
to probate yesterday by Surrogate Calvin
Judge DOnOhue in Supreme Court, Chambers,
referred yesterday the divorce suit OF Clara D. Martinez
against Manuel Martinez 10 Hugh DOuncly.
L. Il. Laurence, receiver of the American
Popular Lie Insurance Company, has begun suit IN the
Superior Court against Mary j. Lambert. Barnes 6
hanover were yesterday substituted attorneys for the
defendant.
United States Commissioner John l. Daven-
port to have been examined before Judge Sinnott
yesterday in the Marine Court. on account OF a iudg
ment against him, but he did not appear. and his non
appearance was noted.
Judge DonOhue referred yesterday the di
suit Of Rosa stefe against Albert Stieel to II. d.
Purroy. che was married to the defendant in July.
1876 and she charges that he deserted her in septe
Der. 1877, for Madame Leroy
Judge Clifford, of Westchester County, ;has
prepared his report referee upon the charges against
Robert W. Edmunds justice Of the peace OF East Chester
Judge Clifford finds. conclusions of fact and law that
Justice Edmunds has dishouured office O justice OF
the peace, and should be removed
The will of William X. Stewart, the we'll
known builder who died recently. offered for pro-
bate yesterday. The estate which is valued at $500 000
is divided into five equal parts the income from which
TO be paid 10 his wife and 10 each Of his four children
during lie ON the death OF any OF one o the iecatces
the children inherit the 100000 or in defaul; OF issue
IL goes to the other legaiees equally.
Judge Spier has granted an order of publi
cation of summons in the suit OF John Collins against
Henry n. Cutter & Co, the cotton brokers. The
plant says that the plaintiff induced deliver 149
bales of cotton to the defendants their false repre-
seDtatiOn nat they had order from j. 81. Scecy of
Adams, Mass for $50 bales, and that the defendants
have since fled.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
DECISIONs-FrR. !.

cf,;rerlf COurf-( hGmhers-Bv .Iud"e ponohUc.-
Ioweusoin collins OIdykc 8gt. BalIw Granted In
the matter Of Payton No r,on agI Nans,y-Moion de
MED. Marines ag Marines Order granted. Ftz at.
Iiost Flcmorandl,n. Wright azt Naturalization
granted; Inemcfardnm Rcncr aet Ricncr-Dccrce 0 G.
vOTce granted the plintl llbbr at. Strasba ccr1
tion denied The decision in TGrbcr act rptc!, General
Tern aiSo0See Of his Bnaiuan AZ. Lake Short a
Michigan southern Railway Compau"-I am satisfied, iron
Juoce Barrots opnon that .e asked for by tho de-
feldSut shGUd Ge made.
Nv Judge Iawfe ce-In TIE mater Of sout eic--Ee-
fcrcl Ely 60 take proof Of aCts kufEAOn aX Leo
bsr.-I = reason for vaca anc this order.
Iy Judge ErsGylu 10 matter Of tie rccelyerahip Of the
Guardian savings IJstltGtiuu % pinIon. q.
Common Pie,S-C Chombtrs.-Bv judge Robinson
Greeuwal Crouiu Motion denied with Leave
pay 1ncnt o: - costs II Tins Iaotol opinion.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02

1O3l2, finally sold at 1854. But Illinois
Central makes gain from 74SS07414 to 76i4.
Wabash, after selling from 16li down to 15l2,
rallied to II, but ended at 1868 OF the Pennsyl-
vana Company's guaranteed stocks: Cleveland and
Pittsburg fluctuated between 7l7sG7li3 ana
72l2G72, but Fort Wayne records a further decline
from 80 to S6l2.
The coal shares failed to present any features for
the two Deawares. the extreme OF their fucluation
having been =. per cent for Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, and IL per cent for Delaware
and Hudson. Morris and Essex has ranged between
70 and "a. Central OF New-Jersey Is up "a per
cent, 1712 account of the proposed reorganza-
tion, which cOntemplates the retention OF bonded
debt of $3.50, 900 per mile on the road an issue Oh
income bonds surrender of 10 per cent of the out
standing. and assessment of 10 per cent III cash
on the present capital, stock.
Western Union has Oeen remarkably dull between
the figures of 1873 and 7G5s, with closing sales at
767s. OF the express stocks, Adams is y per cent
higher and United States up from 46li TO ~! Amer
lean Is down | per cent, at As. Paclnc Mail, on
small transactions. has declined from 233o to 22l2.
WEEKLY RANGE OF PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
THE COURTS.
JAMES A. REILLY TO ANSWER FULLY.
JUDGE DoNoHUE REFUSES TO LIMIT TIE ExAMINA-

TIoN.
James A. Reilly, who, as one of the plaintiffs,
swore to he complaint in the last Erie suit yet dis
closed was ordered to testify party to the sut III
regard 10 the which he framed his complaint so
that the defendants might intelgeDuy prepare their
answer What Mr. Reilly did testify to concerning his
ownership of and contingent interest IN Lre STOCK mas
been already given in The TRIBUNE. He refused to
answer seycrnl questions. the most important being
Piease give the names of the railroad people VINO nave
given YOU information OF the affairs of the Eric Railway
Company :" 80 -
The referee Freezing H. Smith, decided that the ques
ZION was proper and ntmated that refusal 10 answer
would be treated by him a contempt OF Court An or
der was thereupon obtained by Mr. Reilly COUNSEL Ehnn
Roof that the defendants show cause, before Judge Sit
ting IN Chambers, why the examination Of Kelly De not
limited TO facts 10 be specified The motion came yes
terday before Judge DOnOhue, who declined 10 Impose
any limitation, the ground that another Judge had
made the order for Rey's examination ana the referee
was a competent lawyer. There some question
among the counsel whether not tie examination OF
Reilly should proceed at once, but II was hay setleu
tlat II be adjourned TO Monday, at 10 a. IN.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb. l-l2:30 p. m.-U s. four and onehaf
cent bonds iOiA lS67s 1868 Tenfores. coupon, l09
New ives 1854 Railway shares, 9s; do preferred
22 Illinois Central. rs: Pennsylvania Central, 3Ol2 New
Jersey Central, II.
LONDON Feb l-2 y. m.-Paris adviccs quote FIVE per
40 centmes the
Illinois Central 76la The amount bull
lion gone the Bank OF England balance to-day
is elO.OO0
LONDON Feb Il p. m.U. g. bonds, Tenforties coupon
1904 Illinois Central II. Paris adyices quote per
at 100 francs 72 centmes for
PAEs Feb. l-Exchango on London 70 francs 1917 cen
times 8 for short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
Total shares sold for III,
. 6S seller 30 days.
market to-day proved to be the dnl.est

The stock market to-day proved 10 be the dul.est
of any this week. Even Lake shore recorded only
II 200 shares. within a iluctuatiOn of % per cent
Michigan Central was without a sale, Central and
Hudson sold at 1864 l0J3i aud Ere az 0li aud 3's.
The manIpulators were al work, however, and sue
ceeoed iu demonstrating that without them there Is
no such thing as u stock market al present. y
prominent broker seemed To have rOElng cumhlls-
SION to make the market active, but despite his
travels from one stock to another, biddnS for 1,OOO
shares aud Offering 900 shares at l. below his own
bid. the Cncit proved ialiuie AitI lhi' tr eject
al y ltts rsa. buviug was ,red on the ct. Paul
mon and the Delaware, Lachawauua and " estcrn
stock. 4 be former was rapidly brought from 81 3
up 10 IS and Delaware, Laclawaaua and Western
up to Jo7s Bui even this failed to any actiy
Iy. ~ raul rnued heavy, a. 3I3i, and TIE lasi safe
OF Delaware, LaCkawdnna and cstcfA WJS ai JO"o.
Generally the market closed ~ tic lowest prices OF
tlc uaV.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Feb. 1.-The proceedings in the Court of
Appeals to-day were as follows No 6oIangc agt Bene
agt Barnes-Arsged 10y y G.; Molk ior appellant John
Hubble for RESPONDENT No SS.-SAinuels ~ culg Wall
Association BobcrI Sewcll for appellant Howard Mans
field for respondent appeal dismissed win leave 20 apply
the General FOR amendment 0f the order 80. a
Grady ~ y. G. Moak for appellant John
Bergen respond ut No. 3J.FNaus agtr4cNe eldudAT
gued by }. NJ. Humphrey for appellant NJ y. Whitney or
respondent. 27.-NCNulty HurC.-Arcued Nc
appellant John Berry for respondent. NJ IL
Mackay art. l. LCwis.-SubrIttcl.
AMI
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
JOHN T. DALY's ESTATE.

The disputes over the estate of the late
John r. DAILY, the builder OF the Windsor Hotel, who
committed suicide under the belief that his business
affairs hopeessy involved. while in fact he was
nearly clear OF his embarrassments have been revived
IN suits by Cheseboroug against Arabella T.
Day and William DAILY, the legal representatives of
John 7. DAILY. The defendants have been Temporarily
Restrained by Judge DonOhue from collecting the rents
On No East Fory-sxth-st, and No. East Forty.sey
New-York tribune., 1878-02-02
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The Grand Jury of the Court of General
Sessions in, Yesterday with number of ordinary
indictments and discharged with the thanks OF the
Court.
Charles r. Lynde, who has been indicted
at the special request Of the officers OF the Health De
partment Tor making his premises at the northeast
OF SCventhavc ana Thirys Xt-st 10 the
DcEhbOrs. by neclectng TO have proper cOnneC
tons, gave bail yesterday III - 400 TO await trial.