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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
ADJUSTING CREDITORS CLAIMS.

The petition Of Ogden p. Pell has been re-
ferred 10 Register Ketchum. His liabilities amount to
s1O7. 600. Of which S6O17O are contingent for prom
fssory notes. made for the accommodation OF J. W.
Adams Co, lumber dealers who failed few months
ago. The assets consist OF 3029 shares OF stock in rail-
road and mining companies, most of which is pledged
claims mortgages aud interest in contracts, one OF
which Is for ventatnR the Kings County Court House
The assets are nominay about 100000 The principal
secured creditors the following; American Exotic
and Botanic Garden Company, S5,65s; Gloriana Rob
erts sio,3O5 W. II. DuDning $1,000 Adeline NJ. Pel
$4,000 Mary T. Palmer, $4,000 S. d. More. $500 r.
w. Adams & Co.. S3,67l
The schedules Of Aaron Herzberg dealer In presses
At No 81 Bayardsr referred to Register Little, show
liabilities Of S595OO among the creditors being the
following: Mutual Life Insurance Company S4OOO'
secured I; ]. II. Barnes $4,000. secured; Joseph M
POrCes 81 243 Michael Mayors, S6,l2e HIS assets are
nominal A., NJ a,
The creditors Of Henry Stanton met at the office OF
Register Ketohum and elected Lester NJ. Newell asslg.
nee the schedules showed liabilities 10 the amount OF
At the meeting OF the creditors Of S. I. Allen Co,
Rt the Office OF Register Allen yesterday, composition
OF the debts at 80 per offered The piopnsl-
ton will be considered further at meeting on Octo-
An assignment for the benefit OF creditors by Sidney C.
Jones to Augustus Merritt was fled yesterday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE CITY's WATER FRONT RIGHTS.

AN APPLICATION FOR AN INJUNCTION DENIED
An important question affecting the rights
OF nearly every private owner Of the wharves OF the city
was raised in the suit OF Walter Langdon against the
city, and decided yesterday by Judge Van Brunt IN
Supreme Court Special Term In 1910 the city granted
TO John Jacob Astor land under water near King-s
10 what Is now the west side OF West-st The city had
prr the statutes aud grants 10 IT, right 90 carry out
che bukhead line 200 eet further t1an this west flde OF
Wes,-.t The plaintiff holds wharf by cOnyeyaneos
coming In direct line from Mr.. Aston. The Dock De
paTtments new system Of whAryes VIII cut of all access
10 Mr. Llngons bulkhead, and he sued To enjon tins
derivation. .
Judge Van Brunt denies the injunction He holds that
rs was well known that the city had the right 70 MI In
The river 200 feet beyond grant, the grant must be
INTERPRETED giving only what it expresses aud as re-
serving to the city oil Its rights beyond the line OF West
AZ X. s. Emmett, Samuel L. LYON and Thomas L. OK,
drn appeared for the pllintin VIM. G. whitney and
David j. Dean for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE FAIR IN THE CATHEDRAL.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE OPENING.

Active preparations are making in all the
Roman Catholic Churches Of this city, for the fair TO De
held in the Cathedral, Fifth-ave, October e.
FREQUENT meetings have been held recently and all the
arrangements huve been fully considered. The finance
committee consists Of James Lynch, Commissioner OF
Emigration, William and John oBren, Jeremiah Dew
lin Michael Feeey, Colonel Chalhn, William Summis'
and Franklin H. Churchill assisted by the Rev Father
Donuely of St. Mchaels Church, and Father FaTreliy
Of the Church OF ST. James This committee VIII nave
charge Of the distribution and reception OF tickets, VIII
receive the table receipts and in Short have general
control of the funds. The committee OF arrangements
comprises the following clergymen: Vicar-GeneraI
ouipn. and Fathers MacdOwaI Church of st. Agnes;
Healv ST. Bernardo Nc Cready, Holy Cross; Hughes
Mott Haven: Merrick, ST. Francis Xavier, ana anu
wand OF the Redemptorist Order. Each priest on 6ue
committee has tine privilege OF calling TO his ald nVe
laymen -. .to .-o,,o,e
marshes of the CITY, besides side tables ana SHOWS
The refreshment table will be under the charge OF a iaS
aDDointpd by the committee OF arrangements. She viii
be assisted ladies from each parish IN tine CITY,
eDty-ye cents has been agreed upon Us the Pfce OF
free tickets VIII De Issued 10 the
iadv atteDdants The tickets will be printed blue ana
fe ladies the south transept door Gentle
men officially connected with the fair VIII nave Dduges
of narrow red ribbon. paper will be published every
uirhf ga led The Journal Of tie Far under the direction
of three clergvmeu aud three ldymen. On the opening
night OctObCr %, Gmfua's Band VIII furnish music
and for each succeeding night during the first week ten
musicians will be in attendance. The arrangements lOr
the chance books will be made by the finance commit
tee Tie ifar will he open every day except sunday
from till 10 p. NJ, and Oh saturdays u IO'SO p ID
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
KILED IN A STREET. oUARREL.
WILLIAM PATTERSON BEATEN TO DEATH BIZ MRS


REYNOLDS FOR AssAULTIEG HER HUSBAND.
William Patterson, carpenter twenty
seven years old died at Roosevelt Hospital about a.
M Yesterday from injuries received on the previous
night IN a street quarrel A young man named john
Mueller has recently occupied small frame building az
No 3O7 West FOrtietlst. manufacturer OF insect
powder His father who kept lager-beer saloon at NO.
3O6 West FOrtieth-st recently drowned at ROCK
away Since then the son has determined TO close the
factory and devote his time TO the saloon On Monday
night he began to move, and asked Patterson VINO
lived over the saloon, 70 assist him IN taking down
some Of the fixtures. About .O'dock Patterson
went 10 the factory with drverand other toos'
ann began removing the fixtures. John Reynolds, a
truckman of No 3O2 West Fortiehst leased the fac
tory TO Mueller and came in during the removal Words
and threats were EXCHANGED by the two men, and soon
they we're pounding each other Mrs Patterson rusheo
into the street TO assist her but was unable 10 se
rate the men. Many DeighbOrs had now gain
cred about the two eOmbatants. Mrs. Reynolds
when told that her husand was being Deateh
rushed over 10 the factory armed with heavy clu69
stunning him instantly. Several more blows cOmplelcu
The work and then she and her husDanu Men' hOns
Patterson tried TO walk, but was too weak Patterson
brother and another Young man CaIIie" nii' ~ wv
Thirty-seventh Street Police Station No.
Ohcsr Piss was then sent out TO search TOT PateI
son's assaiants. He found Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds
In their They are required 20 nave eon
adorable money. When asked If they had as
saulted Patterson they eooy replied IN the anlIas
tive REYNOLDS sand that Patterson was Dad character
He declared that Patterson began the quarrel ana ths
he only tired defend himself aud would nave Deeu
terribly beaten IL his wife had not come 70 ns asslsi
anee. The officer brought the two 10 tne amSn,Iot
taken 10 the Jefferson Market Police Court ana were
then remauded back 20 the station. Deputy-CofOner
GOldschmldt made pOst-mortem examnatiom o. nav
fergOn's body Yesterday afternoon. II was iOunl mat
death was produced from compression OF the Dr 1se
to exravasaon Of blood There was no fracture 81 inc
akuIl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

CAUTION AND LOvE.-"Oh, Edwin, love,
hers the announcement Of our weddlngi listen ]!
fRpadsl-' On this 10Th inst at ST. Georges, Hanover
sgulrr Edwin GOldmoFe Tamkyns, esq NJ. p. OF Gold
uiurc Park suffolk. aud 24S Princes gate 10 Lady An,
ocIina twelfth daughter of the Earl Of SilveTaeke +"
Read on my own sweet love, there's another para
SNr T. a. Tomkyns takes tnis opportunity to intimate
that me will not be responsible for debts contracted
by MS wife without his written authority. "-lPunch
A little girl, when her fathers table was
Lonor with am esteemed guest began talking very ear
nrsy nc the FIRST pause OF tho conversation Her rather
checked her very sharply saying; Why Is II that you
IalK 80 muchi" Tause I've dot somesn to say" was
toe innocent reply.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
ERIE TRANSPORTATION OF OIL.

Henry c. Ohlen brought a proceeding last
August 10 compel the Erie Company 10 carry his petro
leum 10 oboken az reasonable rates. and without uG-
reasonable delay lie claimed that thc company had re-
fused 70 carry hi. OIL though he offered TO pay the ord
nary rate and though IL had o-rars not IN use and
while lis ui was waiting, u took oil for other persons at
lower rates.
rae motion for n mnndamus argued before Judgc
Van Brunt an Supreme Court Special Term, and he de
uird Tie motion Yesterday. H. hold. that railroad
company can De compelled by mHuhImus 10 fulhl rs du-
c. ~ A common carer AM IL "a furnished special cars
Tor specal freight furnish them much To one Gus
toner a. another. Bus The nanuamu- asked - TOO
broad In calls for immediate transportation Wben
TO cntuuauY IL entitled 20 reasonable time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
FORGERY OF COUNTY BONDS.

The trial of William Muir, the broker who
Is accused completely in putting the market forged
st. Louis County bonds ~ August 1877, was continued
yesterday before Recorder Hackott The crOsseXamna-
ton Of Hustled, who admits his guilt IN the matter
but claims that he got thc bonds from Muir, was con
tinued; and th,n after examining George b. Ripley who
ple,iged bond for Muir aud nftcrward took M and
gave 10 to Muir. aud John L. Logan, an attorney, whose
testimony WAS thai Muir wished him 10 defend Hustled,
me prosecution uncK pectedy closed its The de-
fence Is thai Hustled has either beeu entirely false In
ms statements, has thrown color on matters entirely
Innocent In themselves Henry j. BassfOrd called to
SHOW tha ons OF Hustrds statements was fase, as NJ
tue time warn he testified he met Muir Muir wa M
BrooK.yu. TE5 Gaze went uuii today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

1t was mmOred in Paterson that clew had
been obtained the persons who set fire to the Passa
Rolling Mills in that city Saturday night but no lnfor
nation could be obtained from the police An attempt
was made Monday night TO set fire to the BUILDINGS al
Nos 81 and 90 PrOspect-st., occupied by W. g hnch
Co manufacturers Of mineral-water bottles Two fuses
were land to the barns in the rear OF TIE actO ana
matches were applied 10 them One burned OUT Wlhou
doing any harm bnt the other had burned down neatH
TO pile OF hay aud straw the barn wheh II was
discovered by one OF the wOrkmen. The buildings are
i'm tine heart of the business portion Of the city IL IS Oe
eved that there regularly organized band oil lhceh
diaries at work here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
MEETING OF TIE PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

Yesterday Inspector Conway reported that the schooner
J. H. Hall s lies sunk about htty feet from the end OF
the pier at Thirteth-st, North River in dangerous
position and that the eonsienee, H. W. Loud does not
intend 20 raise her The commissioners wall have her re-
moved the expense OF the owners Under the orders
az the Dock Commissioners the Union and Atlantic
Dredging Companies have dispensed with tine services Of
the tugs L. H. Webster and James Bowen because 0I
their connection with the dumping OF dredgngs, etc. In
the bay. The Owners OF the tugs have loeed the At
ante Company because OF their refusal 10 pay for tow
ING the scOws which dumped their loads within the
limits InspeetOr Conway also reported that the scOws
OF fbe Police Department making daily trips aud
dumping thelr loads East Bank. The schooner H. Z.
Ravens was complained OF FOR throwing sand into tie
Norfh River. A contract made with Henry ID. Mil
Ter % remove Tie sunken scoW az the foot Of Jayst,
ruaGtV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
DECIsIONs-OT. a.

Supreme Court CkambTs-By Judge Barrett
He1essy agt HennessyRefeenee ordered TO take lest
mopy and report with opinion. Dodge ag Erbard-MOuOn
denied see memorandum Keller agt. 81. JOhn.-MOtOn
GRANTED FRIDAY II not tried that day % DO set
down approval the Circuit Judge Tor the
Friday defendant from Europe Cornell agt
application seems to have been made 10 MI
Justice Donohue ami 20 have been considered by him with The
indicated the aOOyO memorandum. IL should be
him in order that he the
fTther evidence identity which he required Rowland
All K rchers Union National Bank agt Wheeler, Tyue
AL Button Henry ag Diokie Benson act HalL-Graned
KILLER aKt CHf; SCOYi Manufacturing Company agI Paeh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
rHE RRnKEN NATIONAL Lie.

The pOlicy-hOlders of the National Life In
Surance Company yesterday appointed James W. Hustled
and J. p G. Foster, committee ascertain the legal
condition OF the company and secure the cooperation
Of the Acknowledgement IN permitting the pOcyhOlders
10 draw out the $4,000 OF the cOmpaDys bonds on de
ost IN Inc slate Treasury. Ii announced that the
feq Eight OF Receiver Eli Beard 10 close the affairs OF
~ National Life BY reinsurng In the American National
T5f and Trust Company, Of New-HayeD, would be con-
fesfed i'm the eourts claimed that tue eOmpaDys
ssset had been exhausted and its liabilities greatly IN
creased By the mismRnagement OF Benjamin Noyes now
q coiy.ct at the Trenton State Prison.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

FANCY GOES LONG WAY" Oh, mother, l
don't want 70 TO school to-day. I've got such bad
main in my head" VERY well, You shall stay at home
and take some physic" Oh, IL don't matter. I'll 20
tnen; I've got the pain, bus H doesn't hurt Bit
Fun.
dearest he murmured, eCstatically. as he
folded her In his for the rst time, let sample
the nectar OF your lips" Take whole schooner OF Il
she family Whispered; it's oil on tsp-Newa Call
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHANBERs- Barrett J-Nos. g., ST. 10,
ia III can from M NO i0 up 10 and ncang No 200
GENERAL TERM-D Davis r. J.. Brady and ingalls,, JJNos.
!i$ az 80 5l al 5is $50 z5i 252 255 25 255 1885,
sfEcIlL Worst Law and F,c g., los 557
S SGS go 81 GS2 S5S So G55 $751; ST. 65S 659 $50
66l &c., 663 1884, $685. $685. $751; $685. O60 $40 6l 672 67S
CiacUT-PARr I--Donohue J-Nos 1881, COS s4l7. s29,
1888 1885 1857 ISL 1888 1876 1871 l79Ia 1893 1885
1896 1881 1898 1872 1900 1901 1902 1893 1905, lSO5
PAN u-IAwenee J;-Nos 1898 2o57, l49s, 2034, 5$7'
1916 1891 1877 1913 IS49 1891, ls5O 1851, 1852
Piar Iu-van Brunt J-Nos. 500 5O7, l443 1926, 1909
1915 Isle 1917 1918 1870 82O2 1871 1922 1923 1924.
SuPEaIoR CoURr -sPECIAL TERM-Freelman J.-Demur-
rer-Nos Issues Of Fact-Nos 81 and g. COZ .oo ,co
$40 5l 81 81 DO 5I6 81 6is 520 81 az 92 62l
PART II-Curts c. Case on No. 369-sullyan' etc.
PAET Tii@sedgviek Nos 40 444 427 4O8 49, 5s7
53S 5$9 90 a. 5i2 54S g Si9 2 5 5 o4V 300 DOL
cosmos PLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM-J. f. DAY. Nos
49, ah H. 4o 1d5 io5 ii 4 By IC In H. ' 5 TX
PART II-Iarremore Nos 1880 700 Ss7. OF, 3G3
1913 ll52 1909 7oI 6Gl gIG SOI 1880 e,rrot, ,yos
4T74 1851 1902 1912 1922 1888, 2sU 4SO5 1888 AUS
Pan i-snsridan Sos 425t 4s57 a642 4324 $685.
81 43 1913 1913 4l4S o50 0l 8! dS 70z
5239 SOL, 2I6l 1917. 1872 47i5. 1855 24O6, 1925
Malone IamGs NI ,5a onmn TnP hex Teev robbery
James V MCIugh Clarence W. GRANGE false prcntenees
Michael COrcoran feonOu assault and battery Thomas
Bornan robbery Michael Donohne, James Bingham SIMON
aeogheean James HAYS Frank w EsoE J9sePh h RInn
John Warren Louis sisg 6uTSary MemnR stern e Jan
Duffy, Charles Moran, burglary John Crowd George lord
Thomas BI.nnan Thomas McLaren LsIT5 ManeI gLana
PART I-Hackett, Kooordor.willAm Muir forgery (cOn-
tmued).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

visit OF Billings Mrs. Harris the day o: the nureT
claiming that the interview there had leIt huh VIII
vengeance in his heart From all the arguments ad-
yaneed he concluded that one else possessed no'o
for committing the deed The defence has iaed 70 eas
srspron upOn any other person excepting the mythical
man who said been running from tht seeuS
He then claimed the story OF the defence was ngIoD
this murder would not after committing his crime haNe
run into the public highway. Is claimed V tue ue
fence MIR Moak will probably conclude tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE BArRD-McFALL LIBEL SUIT.

In the Court of Sessions at White Plains,
Yeschester County yesterday, tho trial OF Andrew Nc
Fall for libel upon City Judge T. 7. Baird OF Yonkers.
was concluded and resulted in bis conviction Francis
IarkIu for the prisoner moved for stay OF udg
r,ent and new trial on the ground that they had
been afforded tho opportunity Of obtaining tho attend'
ance and evidence OF other witnesses Arguments VIII DO
heard I'm the matter Wednesday next In the mean
time MeFal remanded to theeustody OF the Sheriff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
THE NEW CITY LOAN.

HIGH BiDS OF THE BANhEks-l"bNl1-El uhA NIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS OFFERED.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners opened,
yesterday proposals the city loan Of S69OOOOO
bearing per cent interest The bonds are issued TO
up the amount Of assessment bonds bearing
and per cent interest and falling due November l.,
1873 A syndicate composed Of Drexel. Morgan Co..
August Belmont Co. and WinslOw. Lanler Co..
offered to take the entire loan at 1928 gold coupon
mesa men present There were forty-ye bids OF total
amount of S2S 7595O0 from twentynine firms ana cor
pOTatIOns. Following are the principal Oids;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Real estate to G.tbauss.

rJ1O EXCHANGE for NEW-Y0RK CITY
Il pRoPRRTY-Ona Of the finest pa;atial granite stons
private residences in The state with args ban gIs
very large variety Il fruits aud owers located
,l nom railroad depot the southern slope =, me os
Tsd Mia in the OF the village Of WaeItonh
Tine property originally cost about $lO0VO0 ana non ~
rom incumbranee and win DO sold very loW A"u'0 " -
a., Oh SHAVE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09

certain that the meeting viii be interesting one The
number of entries IS large abOut 170 and such excel
lent men going start the La Montagnes, Mer
rift, FekeD, Mott, Laton. Armstrong, SaPortas, anu
number OF Others equally distinguished IL IS certain
that some very closely contested Will be run.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Bankrupt Notites.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ or the soUTHERS DISTRICT Of NEW
banknpts-IN BANKRUFrCI.-A Warrant In Bankruptcy mas
been issued by said Court against the estate OF ABRAHAM
KAHN and MA URICE KAHN OF the city OF New1Ork, OF
the County Of NewYork OF the state Of NewY In saa
District adudged bankrups upon the petition or their crlt
ora and The payment OF debts and the delivery OF any
pery belonging said bankupt 10 them or TO their use
and transfer property By trm, forbidden by law
meeting the creditors Of said Oankrnpts TO prove Their
nssnees OF their estate VIII DC
held at Court BANKRUPTCY be holden AT No 322 Broad
way i'm said District ON the SOth day
OF oct Der A. D. 1874 o'clock nc the oihcO OF Isaac
DAYTON esquire Of tho Registers In Bankruptcy OF SAID
Court ,,.-u.,o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
RECORDED REAL ESTATE rRANsFERA


Bleecker-st (NO 302l. 10 9x8O.9; kaufman Simon
and wife TO Nina Simon. .....-........--....
Chrystie-st no Il2). 25xlOO; Michael Reinhart and
wife 10 Charles Adrian. ........
WestchesteraVe s. 6GNl0D; Charles Billet execu-
tor ETC. TO James Angus.
Wettst, s. 175 10 . OF RiyingtOn-st 25xl00 Rich
ard Bovine "a Benjamin Richard on. 30. .......
l05th-st, 3l65 II Of 2d-aye 16.SxlO0.9; Jere-
miah ID Moore 10 Anna l. MOOre....... ..........
ll4th-St, :, 354.6 II OF 3d-aye, 5OXlcO: Hugh III
Moore b Edward Shecby .............
lJ6th-s :, 300 II " OF COrtlandtaye 23XlOO Sarah
y Beri and another. executux etc, to Juliana
Il3th-st n s. SO II Q 81 4th-ave l6NI0O11 william
Noble ami wife to Margaret Reynolds. $500.
Ave-A, n @ cor t2lstst, SSxlOOll j > Potter, ref
cree, 70 william Hardenb OOk and others. .---.-...
1stave. g. 74.S II OF 35th-st 25XlDO: Bernard
Amend aud wife 10 LeOuhard Hipfel ...--........-.
6th-st between 2d-aye aBd Jd-aye lot No So), one
half part O James Larkin TO John LaIkin....
5thave, 500 - OF 2Oth-st 25.2X1OO; also 3d-ave
ne cor lOls,-st, rs 9xi0O. 10; also ySthst, s.
$50 II g of 5th-aye. 5Oxf00.11 also 120th-st 3,
125 II Q OF Boulevard, 60Xl0O. IL and also 120th-
st. s. 400 IL on Boulevard, lOOxlO0.lIi Moses
Taylor and others, executors. etc 10 John Taylor
2Sth-si s. 2O4.7 IL OF othaYe, 50Xl625 AbfaIn Il
WEIGH in. ana wife % Emelne Welch.---..........
5lstst, 5, II ftw OF 5thaye, 2lxlOO.6; W Dixon
referee. 20 George Underh H.
S0th-st, =, 81 II W OF 2d-aYe 2JNlO22i Tomlm-
son, referee. 20 the Union Dime Savings lnstitu'
4lstst g. $50 1t G Of 3d-ave, 3ylOx72.6i b. Z. Nc
Caferiy, referee, 10 Isabella HOgan.-.-.-.......
81 stst s. $50 Il " OF Brave 25XlO2.2. Thomas Pie
Ian 10 Katie Butter.
Same property Patrick Butler 20 Thomas Phelan....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
RILLING&s GuILT AssRRTED.

THE PROSECUTION CONTENDS THAT IT has VERY
STRONG CASE.
BALIsroN, n. Y, Oct. SIN the Billings
trial to-day Mr. Moak continued his address speaking
ak hours The day devoted TO answering the argu
ments OF the prisoners counsel and presenting gen
ea view OF the case He touched upon the dlseord In
the Billings family arguing that che manner Of Billings
toward hs wife was such embtter her disposition
and cause her to treat him in way 10 give him mo-
tive 70 dispose Of her he dwelt particularly upon the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
oAMpLrNe IN LIE TwENTIETH PRECINcr

The following printed circular was anony-
mously sont to the Board Of Police yesterday and BY
them referred to superintendent Walling;
axnavers Of the Twentieth Precinct OF the City aud
Couuty Of New.YOrk Will you allow thirteen or more
poeyshOps % rob the poor Of precinct and make
no effort 70 close them upf
No $40 Seventbsye- No. 4Ol Wy. Thirty -nnthst
~ So7 ~ twenty nipth-st No SO2 w Thirty nnth.st.
no. 3Ol Ninthaye. No l64 w Ihlrtietest
No 267 W.Twcntg 8eventh-et No 40 W. lhttlethsl
No $50 w. Thirty ghthst No ~ w Ihrty nlnth-sL
No S56 w. FOrtethst No. 200 W. Ihlrty
No. aO4 W. Thirty -olghth-st.
IV,ese places are run openly violation OF the
law. Tho penalty for selling lottery tickets rs two
wears in State Prison fine OF not less than 81 900
These lottery shops in Captain WashDurns
precinct-the Twentieth.
Su,erin endent Wallng stated that the only way 10
break up these places was through the courts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
Name gBtdder.

George A. Benwell......"..
George A. Benwell.... .....
BOwerY Savings Bank......-
East River savings Institu.
llou ----.ssssss. ssssss--.-ss 30
East River Savings Institu-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-09
pLAINFIELD ATnLETIC cLUB.

The Fall games of the Piainfieid Athletic
Club viii take place this afternoon on the grounds OF the
sui IL Painfeld, N J. II the Gay Is pleasant, 1t is