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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-11-16

Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
Oc24 81 NOT IA u %

Raymond Focsselu vs.. john Baptist Mayre,
GICOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT COUNT FOB
> the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
Of the parish of Orleans NO. 1 ,ay Htt we
bonornbe The second judicial District COURT
for the Sixth and Seventh Municipal Districts
Of the parish Of Orleans. in the above entlted
cause, wi proceed TO sell nt pmpic nlc aon ~
Royal street, between Canal and Customhouse
streets, In the Second District OF this city. on
TUESDAY. December 10, 1878, at u O'Clock H.
tho qo GT dISrf9 5T IF GHh e with
tho improvements thereon. and the appur-
tepances thereof, and all tho rights, ways.
servitudes. privileges and advantages thereunt9
belonging or tn any wise apporlaining. sltuanea
part of tbs parish Of Jefferson. In this State,
designated rs lot number thirteen OF square
number seventy eight which Is bounded by
Baronne formerly Bhcchusl, Dryhdes, Cad1z
ence to sketch annexed to an act passed before Q.
A. Pilot Jr., notary public In this city. on the
eighth day of March, 1870, according to which
sketch said lot Of ground measures thirty lee
acquired by the defendant herein by purchase
from Ernest Pierre POpulus, per act passed
before james Fahey, notary public IN thls city
dated Reebb ao 10, 49, 1s? sa 2 III
| J. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, .ad]oininf
| the above lot. situated in tho same district ant
square, having the same mehsuremleht hnt
mentioned sketch. Being the same property
| acquired by tho defendant herein by purchase
| from William Faivre by act passed before A
| Pilot Jr. notary public in this city. dated De
cember Is. 1871, registered in Conveyance Office
| in book 1o1, folio 10.
| Seized in the above suit.
'oh"' olSn i THoMAs II. HANDY,
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geoond District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 4nbT4
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SUCCESSION OF VICTOR lAUMANN
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by Hoey, Macon O. O'Connor.

Hy Hoey, MaooO &C UC0hMoF'
CHOICE RTSIDENCE PROPERTY IN THE
FOURTH DISTRICT.
sIJCCESSIO ON OF MRS. ELIZABETH TUCKER
MALONE.
Widow of the late Alexander Wheleas,
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 40 h35.
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mo. 4753-Administration Series.

MAyoRALTy OF New ORLEANS,
CITY Hall, November IL. 1878, J
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William J. Wilson. who claims to be
DEClSIONs-.IlS. u.

SuDresp COIri-thGmb1S-iiy Judge Jarrett
Carey ag hrIns;furF Application g7anca III the matter
u Lcats.-Ecf.rr RE-; 20 Pho. !. Kueelte.
judge Daui-lsk nSston National Bank at. Sarr aud
another be dcioaH has been shown to have dEDbytd
Tho order pToi ding concerning lis prop
rights undcr the orGcr since t'ca fully CY
alHed and O lis property i- been IN TIE mcanWhe
disposed any way lie only be ncn sufficient sum T.
pas thu cXpep-"s ncuftd watching aAi Attending T. IN,
uTlcrc.iHrs Code section 3c2. thru X L.. MN cdiio
t53 sections AID for hat "a Is deemed
by Judge .-Curniu CHAM Clarrc-prlcf granted
crr think the order granting leave 10 rue
be vacated tie receiver COnscning Z" reference
under the statute; TIE parties cannot agree upon me re-
i,rcr Viii &c named. Le"l-Ohn ACT Df""-AOt1E re
Iici without Cn-te
In Judge DonoAue-In the matter OF Bonne.-Denicd.
Common Pifqs-f hGn6ors-i,y Judge j. /. DAILY.
Foster act Bond approved In tie matter Of los
teT.-Wri OF Haltrds corpus G.sc harAcd e. OiiOn
ialICLuIc Htlgs, ~ hltsi iiiiiS-
settled AMI judgment uId.tri.
NaUHc C0urt->plcdi Iom-By Ju!g" Nhcrdau.-
Ch-sc Tie Union S"Lr cOdution for crrS allowance
aIau;td. PAGER aCi. Na-'E-Jrt gu'nt NHclcd ilaht
silruci. J,vej 8s Ciaadr- Notions stan,d. BuIdck
AKA If1Aci- fotuu Tor leave - !tpy gFanttd. OtoHh"l
la. iaEsDrT CiVciaig bSFt"u ~ oi money AuIel "i
All A,iEGuIoh p smith az pointed recover Tie NO
NatO a Bank Of RAILWAY. New-IerS"v, SIT. tuceiulL-ho
mon 10 CORN. .-.D granted. Ccl.r al. II f-c-Ori,r fVr
aga Nuricck aaIks agt HheLau. HIl ~. !ieiu-oth
Ilsacl at AlusIIn, III agt Light; ,ti AZ. CO krrl
White agi ru'zcr; The IIrac Christian Hoi"c as Ioa,h-
r., Jpigc McAdar- phGriH IrfuraDCo Coz art. Church
II dnl, ard IcGu'-t 10 nud lciDTapr agt ClnSe Nann
D. app. special Term oI Udncit thereof on pay ihoh
of i oil
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TIE LONG ERIE ARGUMENT.
DECISION RESERVED On TIE MOTIONS.


The arguments on the motions in the Erie
foreclosure suit, which have occupied nearly all OF
Judge Danics attention for live days. were closed ON
saturday. The lawyers are 10 submit the papers ana
briefs today ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DOrsheiiner made
the closing argument 10. the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company, and AshDel Grecn and General Daniel Il.
eiclcs replied for TIE pct0ncIr NciIcny and others.
Mr. Daruelrr called att niiou to the beuecc charac-
tar OF tac reconstruction scheme and 10 general accop-
lance, and urged tlat ID" cii o N.tleury coui' not
bcu good faith, since his extreme toss Won "a BE S6Ooo
IA rctLty, ouy the dccrru- oi The payment Oi mat
and To prevent tt e had ni!ar more Tor the
array - counsel that appeared FOR hlI.
A,pc Crc insisted nat tie greater part or the ar
garment Ter lie plaintiffs mere ytu crati on against
ME- McIcury. re reviewed TIE history oi tie proceed
from thC beginning Of the peoples suit III l~I 10
present lnc claimed that tbr showed collision
between the i0ruo General aud Mr. Jcwe; that the
decree 0balIcd IN Us present form by collision ~
the trustee ul the bOldO.ders and tho receiver Wax IL
WrougCd the hrSt-moItSaEc bOnGholdcfS and each OF
them; that however small the WONG to MchclFy, lie
emitted 10 have IL rcdrtSscd
General Sic!cs, closing the argument. claimed thet the
Erie Railway had earned SIi,OOJ,OOo n the last hrce
years over operating expenses, aad hcy were entitled 10
nvestla He UHdc an NpanatioH Of MClicnfy =
letters. The Court Icd It, decision.
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SHIP NEUS.
PORT or NEw-YOR.


-
CLEARED.
steamship Ncekar (Ger wicgcrod Bremen VIA sou'harnp
steamship Cy Of san Antonio. Pennington, Galveston
via Key west. C. H. Mallory Il Go. - .
steamship Knickcrb"ckeI kemble NewOreans CLARK &
steamship Lone STAR Forbes Orleans, Boger & Nor.
Steamship City Of Macon, Nickcrson, Savannah, George
steamship city Of Atlanta Woodruff Charleston Jas W.
Si@a1sip Gulf Stream Crowc Charleston : C.. J. W.
mo2d. To- Oh D3iain.on Steamship CO.
sh Hqs r E.3say i,srG 9a,1 ESyT Srll t"n'
BARK Brodrene CNorJ. Cork Falmouth for or
B1Ik Cs.ieaf Cor Carieen, Falmouth for orders
BARK drumming ,ophc lNor). Dahason, Cork or Falmouth
for orrcrs, Fuurh. Edyc & GO. .,.
BAD Adyocsje (Isr Smith, Dunkrk France, :. F. Whit
Fam cfr!cnap colson. Eayana,J; =; warI & Co; :.
Raw se;ug Utust soraich Philadelphia, Bentain q
Tris Fr,ca tArtl Fraiun, Cork Falmouth for orders,
W. plScj. Dc Nova York ort) silva opor:o Haee
Riis aatte b. Russell Ahcr;ou Portland Martin Hunter
ARRIVED
s'cs's2 uG5mann (GI EoGlman TG Bmsn DE 2s
stcauslnp bbosfori ,r Ioncs, Cataia Dec 3. Messna
ipi9 H. III f,tny ioT thence westerly
Tteia ri aL II ' ciaa w. w. showing -f6i 5ttarT
~, sf l As1 Fsis SS Val 4%T 20 - J " c @'i
Thomas porter died. and briid 1T AslHWaii 1ii iA
- 5G. Lon. - 90 pa scG l. soOpOiwar P5moat bound
steamship General Whitucy, Fireman, New.0rleans JAN
q. with mISr and pass 10 iurart = 81 organ.
steamship Herman ifti- on ha@zdiC s'Nahnah jan
with mise pass to Geo. ousr
Sam,p " Clyde. Irgsm. Charleston, 5. C.. Jan. TO-
with mI-e ard pass t. James ". QuiutGrd Co.
steamship Regulator D,aHc. Wilmington y e., days, with
ship John Nauu ,ol Windsor X. y, Gnson. Antwerp 30
days, in ballast te j. whitney Co. Made Southern pass
a.e and mad weather.
Ship H. H. aorrs (.r Morris Hayre 80 days in ballast TO
orter. Anchored in Gravesend Bay for orders
ARRIVED Jan. i3
Steamship sam Weller (Nrl MuTTay Newcastle. Eng, 20
DAYS it usr 10 o. g. Never vessel O. TI,cot Bros.
bee. y, Port said 10th, and Gfaltar 2bth, with
10 Ho ideTsOn Bros. 80
Ship Deutschland GER, koier. Bremen 60 days, with
empty barrels Z" Herman kO"p & CO.
Bark Nclcr"r tGcr.l NleTigh-, Bremen 81 days. with
empty hlrrs to Th'o Kruger Made southern passage and
had icosivrdt" wtati.r
Bark Gacouo Nal.l ScarI0ti. Lisbon 80 days, with nGso
q order. vessel To LaurO. storey q GO
Bark Idc tAustl, Tomarci, Lch i6 days. In ballast 20
and gth. had gale from T.; lt'. cucuun
tered hurricane; lost rt sIls. b ln~ at - is, Ion
bark bcilCh iblorn ANorl nom
Ban -gansea ~. Wndsor " 81 Lawrence Uan,Sport Y.
- 10 GAYS It ballast to- Snow & burgess. 80
mig coltaicc IT) Jauyior, Porto Cahc,e 81 days, With
corgr. etc, 10 Casaia, crook & co.
rs Island y cloudy '"d" '''"f '''' J. ''""'' ~
MOVEMENT or OCEAN STEAMSHIP.
IIvFRrooI Jan 1.-THE steamship Vanguard. cant. CELL
Dec. u, arrive ed here yesterday
l2.-Tic Williams AID GUi1a Line steam
SHIN WISCONSIN, apt; FOrsy N, n0m NcWIoiA jan l. arrived
ht4 at o. 20 clock to-day.
fc Culad Line steamship Abyssina Capt. Murphy from
Newly "a INST, arrived mere this morning
FOR other Ship Nees sec rum idgs.I
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THE COURTS.
RESULTS OF A HUSBANDS IyFIDELITY.

RESULTS OF A HUSBANDS INF1DELITY.
SEVENTEEN MONTHS r. DEBTORS PRISON AND
RELEASED ONLY TO BE TRANSFERRED TO THE
TOMBs.
Peter Reuter-, whose imprisOnments-the re-
suite OF his inhdeies TO lis marriage yOws-heye been
often before the Courts succeeded in breaking two
Of his chains but is still held by thId Peter Reuter-
and Elizabeth Muller married IN 1872 he being
journeyman god-hea:cr The wife assisted her husband
in his industry and when their daughter grew mp she
contributed her and by becoming fathers hookefper
j., the estab ishmcut Of which hc Lad become proprietor
Inmate Of her house. and an intimacy
spTan. Up between her and NJ. Reuter- In Deceinbcr
1863 Reuter- deserted his wife and she began suit, n
which He was OrdcIcd to pay 80 week aiin0hy iie
fed 10 N.wIersey where he lived with Mrs. NemeiiLg
ana where Mrs Ecaer had him indicted for adultery.
Ie then went to Chicago where be obtained divorce.
When Reuter- returned this city In 1875. lis
daughter recognized hG, ana though he denied thdt ne
her, he arrested ara sent 10 Ludlow street
jail. Judge Davis, after nearly seventeen months lu
pri.OnIneIt released, h from that order An order MA
bcen granted by GOy DIX, in 1873. for MS sur
render 20 the State - NeWJers 20 Pc tried on the IN
dicueut Tor adul,rry This rFcg ular ia forn ahd
this Star aud The revival 81 the warrant aer f. years
savOred OF malice JJdge Barrett on saturday. when TIE
matter brought before MIN ny hahous corpus, dis-
charged the prisoner from that detention Rcuer Vas
hurryiug away, VIXEN third Trit sued cu' by MIS-
Reuter- August 1876, in proceedings against him be-
hum and he vas taken the TOnbs. lie will tsi TINS
haboas corpus proceeding before judge Barrett s
morning IcLnW bile there ~ possibility or an Ildct
Incut for higany, as he has married MIS- MeInelInS
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Civil. MOTIFS.

The argument on eX-GONcTnOr Iildcn's de-
nurrer In In, sit brought acaiLs: BIN by the Govern
ncu was once more postponed on Saturday account
OF the engagement of ~ j. NdndrpOC one " tc corn
81, in TIE Ere suits.
Surrogate Calvin. on Saturday, heard areu-
nl"nt- Al some length the Application Of John Nc
E,up one Of the COUNSEL the In the Con
uullv VIII c;sc for allowance for contestants us
bHTscBcnts Decision was reserved
The counsel Of Private COrhctt, the Federal
soldier imprisoned Fort Wadsw0rh for annoying ut
tentiuns to- touug lady. maic application before
Judge benedict, saturday, FOR second Wnt oi habtar
corIu. the ground that the cOurt-narta was III "gy
constituted, findings WONG. and lis sentence UNJUST
and AGAINST the Articles OF war. The Court Reserved ilr
decision.
A hearing in the Command viii case was had
before SURROGATE Calvin Saturday. After the Sufr"-
cate rad decided not admit testimony taken IN The
supreme Court 20 prove Dr. Gourauds divorce from the
inst wife, tue proponents called AndIcas GIurIUd, the
doctors hy his second wife He testified that the
doctor always called his mother" Wife," and 80 intro
duced hey to every body. Another hearing VIII be had
next saturday.
William }. Wilson. who claims to be a
legitimate son john Merritt, the Il, az millonair" OF
10 have himself admitted THriy Ia the accounting OF
the ADMINISTRATORS That accounting has been com
pctcd showing balance Of - .O33,Oco. lie has begun
4 new rIit tEc cty against the administrators ana
the fourteen first cousins, To WhOm next of k, the
Surrogate awarded this SUN, claiming to b. ihc sole
heir ard sole next OF ain of John A Merritt and ~ he
entitled 20 ali tie property
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srrrr,u Coriu-CaomERs- Barrett. J-Nos. u, 30. 81
To- H. ll3 l1I l2i, 10 80, 10 100 lnj - l.d 2g
-l0, % 23% 2i, $50" ~" - = go 20 -" 2'o'z'7
~, q q, 20, Z~d. 20. - go -Ji, -, IA
GisIGAI 1IEN-DavI-. T. j., la1i and ih.lls J. J-Sos
inT ~ .GG 2u1 1U- o, 81. 10, III, IlN -Oi = Ill
20. 2it, 81, 2lg, -. -. ~, ~. 22'2
GEytLAl ~iLtlAL TtiIl Lawrence, .-lcmuIrrs-N0 g.
T. <, ~ 20. - -; aw AMI taci III, i2t, - = ~
IA =. 1905 lOt 49, 80 o. o., - -, 81, 2d, 2='' c.
IL, 40 Il, liz. l39 100. l5l. 49,. . 49,.
t1R,iiI-fAKI I-Dono,Uc. J. Noo. el4, ll3i, 19S. al
i6si ii5s %. sos .bi. t55A no 900 ~, lo2g 1872
1855 I." 1888. ll9-. 800 1J. iui 1910 1915 l3l. l3-
~. if2i 1873 l"5, 1871 l32- 1880, 1881, I333 l3'o
lJa1. l.,j , ltlU, i'tD.
r,rr IuVan Brlut J.-Nos. 1862, $50. 80 coo, lc6i
ssh tl 1lli 1860. III. ii. It" Ms lue 1917, 1915
~iIrLGs CicGf-GfSiG. Trrv-crrtis G J.. sc'lgvcI
Friedman j. J.-ApiNs lr'rn oidcrs-Nos 10 = IN
c!u,yc' G,n,Iai ,a.cnlaI->os q, ~ i, a. 30 So So 81
SlE,lGL P,ir, J.-No . %. 20. 81 90. Co. O..
THAI !-GN-IaIt l.. .LiurG 1-tiSes o. oi' NO DAY
PARIS il and III.-wiil Mt Be heard this tenn.
tctniCN l1FA>GESFBAL TEiC y. pay.C. j. Hc'Insuil,
and Iarymme J. JNos T. - = ~, ia, l2j. l3G' .
10 lca, ad. IS. G., q. H. -, IA, SIS.
lHAsi3,.s--J = pai'i No cay c.len6ar -,o o-,,
IEAL IA- tAf IL - H H.. JSc- 40 afc 23i
PARIS II. and Ill VII not Ire leiI tbs tenn
SSH, 500, ioch 80 a. ...0 800 lt.5. 80 80
2..G 9777 ..r1s. Li-j - 2.SGi, 2s0 2s7 995. 2s57,
1913, 3Oi, s,@l', p1 1000, 500 $780, "UUe 3 uOJ.
'Ptf itl,r c. Nos. 1918. 1910 2gi3 2lQo 2.507.
9t.& $685. ...gi, -,SG5. 2,OGO, 5Gc - $3.50, luJI .s
-'rait'f iIIIiEslca. Case or. 10 day calendar
1NNg AM IErNIsEK -Hau,.s J.-EdT AMI Newman and
Bridget CIuais, homicide
GEsEaAL SESSIONS PART fsuheTlaHd J.-Bo CAristiln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
SEQUEL TO 4 BALTIMORE ARREST.

Bradford y. Clarke, formerly a partner IN
the firm OF Garniss Il CO.. Of Boston, arrested in
Baltimore, ia July last u charge OF forging the in
dorsemeut OF Ellen L. Dawson notes Of his fra.
Without waiting for ctdtion proceedings. hc CAME 10
tn. ely and was Ken before Justice HiNhy. = no
Appeared against hiln bc rel a~cd. he WAS iIn
Irediat.iy arrested IN civil suii, ia which hc was
charged with fraudHently contracting debt. THIS was
brought by Winthrop Cunnln CHAM 90. Ban was liked
at - 900 ana being unable To give IT, Carrie has siucr
been IN Ludlow street JAN judgment IA tits and Two
other suits las been taken against him Recently ne ~
pilsd Judge Brad, for lis release ihc ground tlat
he tnirayVrd INTO this Siae 10y an abu-c 81 police
power for the PURPOSES ~ tue evil suits Judge Brady
denied TIC application Il coming TOO Lac.
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REcArrURE OF An EscArED HANE EoBBrR.

BORDENTOWN, y. j., Jan. 1l.-GeOrgc Ed
wards who escaped fT0m STATE Prison at Ircnto"
in April 1872, captured in NeH-Iork on THURSDAY
last. lie had been sentenced 10 serve term OF ten
years imprisonment Tor attempting 10 Fob the Jalts-
burg Bank, Of Mddcsex County. and had served ONLY
fifteen MONTHS wien he effected his escape At the ini,
be escaped from The prison he had confederate
Al James ParkcIs hote.-tLc American H0usc-in this
city, who had been IN tie habit OF taking rowa0at and
coln. out on the Delaware River He also had IN hi
POSSESSION a horse and carriage, and in lie habit
of taxing & tide every evening The morning that
Edwards escaped, lis confederate was under HE
cci-WindOw with a horse AID wagon. ready 10
take him away. Edwarls sawed on the bars
Of the window in the Workshop, and his ce-Inate,
"a convict named ONei, escaped with Inn. Alter the
escape Edwards and ms companion refused to admit
O'Nc 10 tie wagon. but gave him sI OF cDIG's ana
told hIIn In;le for the Delaware River. q Neh Wa
lccapturcd. EdN ards md his friend drove 10 ths c'
aud Edwards ef; the vehicle 1T iystrCc' WHICH leads 20
the Delaware River. while his friend returned hlS horse
10 the stable OF the American House. Proceeding 10 Tie
river they IOwed 10 the PcunsyYania sIOre, Wlele
a carriage IL waiting tor thcm O'hCii. NAo
has served his term. G!vc The aGtLOritts iiofna-
tio OF EINa-Gt's whereabouts. deputy Keepers 5idPt
and Hopper, III The institution yesterday proceeded 10
NeW-iOIk 10 take charge 81 The prisoner.
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Roos continued false preences william H. Merit rob
hery John feuniuu- assault aid battery George Shn
Charlts Mecker Hugh DaD and william sokc, UnIsaty
Thomas HiCgips. Henry AcGhnCy, Abiam Morris, bwsr'
rheiIri IN ara Frtderck sled end larceny Charlie. Cush
ing Iarreuy from IT," person Mary C1-ify grand larceny
Joseph Gunner and John hrsutT. petit lofCtltS
PAtr II.-GildcTsleevc John 3.crp@i cry PatrcE
prrcri, Sefg.. assault AID t.titl!
Moran Elw ari Mcmahon JOSH McCLe, Johh WI
an John MckcLna. burglary william G hanrOn loAh
Newell r. Hulnell and Charles NsNa "A. sIId ia
cony Victor icl May Ff4s,asOns anu Slea IAointOD
nat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14

An application by habeas corpus made TO
Judge J. r. DAILY. in Common Pleas Special TcI1n by
Charles Foster 10 his Charles and William
from tie Nc-Y0yk Juvenile Ay ni, denied on sat
urav The boys l-it ana seven years old, and ai
pear the return 10 hatc been committed ~ Iuhc"
Justice smith ANA section OF the Act ~ l- au nor
lzug the commits mrnt cnlrcn in want or begging.
stated by counsel that the real cause Wa shall
Jutc. Liy H. cannot behind the re
turn suggests application. to the managers III Tho
A>yluln VINO have power restore cbiIITeIsi h,
i,ic.t0u which iIum tie re- pcrdhic apiti:bCc OI hc
+. - IL, il.al N IL. .I..l
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ARRESTS FOR CoHPLICITy IN FRAUD

San FRANCISCO, Jan. 11.-N. i. Duncan, Il
son .: Joseph C. Dmcau tie absconding president OF
the Pioneer Bank, and VI. s. Duyal, bOkor. were AZ
rested this evening charge Of Ony Tor having as
sisted In the copccalmcut and subsequent fight Of Pres
ident Daucau IWarne secretary of the safe Dc
post Company. Bail liked at $4,000 each, wL!cA
thcy have moi yet succCe ded / obtaining.
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MILNE INTELLIGENCE.
lrryIATURE ALarANAC.

rsas.... Ti@ sun sets.... $50 Clock ASt... p
Moon SIS 10 NOON soufhs ST. Nuous days II
ulGu WATER TO-DAY y.
sandy Hook. SOL GOV Island. 33G HoI Cate. o.
iiGH vATER 1oDsi-p. 81
sandy Heck. 3a3 Gov Island. 4:O7 Hell Gate. 5Jt
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PdSSENGFRS ARRIVED.

PROM SAN FRANCTSCO-Ig Ssdmship AccyU'e1.-P. ",
Napier cart Heus,is. Mis- II. i. Ellis. capt. & W. Watts,
j. j. Howe Prom tIc lsthmus j. Thompson 4. g. GoOiaL
Martin. HaU'r. Il. Hmrnc L. Torrts, Paul Fr,
=. H. Thor W .. N1trGru.
from BREMEN IL Steamship HeriAHn.-C Bath2er. G.
Beog J. andrews J. Fl, cher = Hcr C. .0csg, r stint
ter a. Franken, \. Joianuson }. WILSON, Mary Noel
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ton. yesterday TIE entire train one sleeper two
eoachcs and smoking thrown of tie track, and
every passenger considerably bruised and OhcrW ise in
iuICd NONE were Killed.
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COURT OF APpEAIs CALENDAR.

AIBlSY. y. Y. Jan. 13.-FoiOwing j. tle Court
ofApreas morton calendar Tor Tuesday Jan -. 40 81
re- Valentine; No rr3-in ltnal; 30. SIi--ln ~
BROOKLYN H. r. General CeEdsr Nos !, !, o . o,
and
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CHICAGO NEkCH1hTS.
fAIsE RUMoRs OF FINANCIAL TROUDiEs-FAILURE
OF A JEwELLER.

fAISE HUNORS OF FINANCIAL TROUDiES-FAILURE
OF A JEwELLER.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-An organized effort seems
10 have been made Of Gtc TO spread abroad distressing
Tunors OF financial embarrassment in this city so wild
AID reckless have the rews-mOnsers become that to-
day reports the street that two or three
Q; the StauDcEcSt ObbnS houses in Chicago mad sue
pended would suspend and that one "a The heaviest of
tie New-Yoik firms WAS on tne verge OF bankruptcy.
The rumors were followed up and not authentic fact
was discovered. These efforts 10 hretk down credit
are doubtless put forth by financial wreckers
who hope thus TO hear prices Of real estate,
aud Produce and provisions. ana 10 mSke hand
soue EQUATION oft OF the results OF their crime Pub
nc sentiment Is becoming aroused ON tie subject; ana
SSIi.sIy H'nS WI u' me- OuS % ~ nUs
Intervention delay Of The Law. The Directors OF The
Board Of Trade arr making efforts 10 ferret out the Oiisi,
majors OF the commercial scandals, intending 10 eXpCt
teu nom membership when found.
In the Bankrupt Court to-day. there was fled volun
Nry petition 10y Goodrich, jeWell,r. al No 80 East
AadisonsL HI preferred debts Si7J and thc uuse
Goodrich In SIPS stock in trade 49, s97 80 fixtures
and tools, OIL and open accounts about $3.50. The
case was referred 70 Register Hbhard.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1I.-Wels, Faulkner < Go. GlCd q
Petition in bankruptcy this afternoon Their liabilities
are SllsOCO. Of which $4,000 unsecured. Their
assets are SI2S.OOO. OF which $4,000 are IN open
accounts. $4,000 III zeal estate, and tho balance in
taEdfes.
THREE ADDITIONAL FAILURES.
CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-ChaIles A. Chandler
hade au assignment. Yesterday Tor the benefit Of his
ercdtors, to jerome W Goodsped. HIS assets are 5000
md his debts $3.50. His heaviest creditors are Rob
bins * Moody. S564.
John r. Reynolds fled 4 voluntary petition in bank
tGp'ey. yesterday. His liabilities, mostly secured are
s27195, ana his only stock in the Exposition
hIiGtg worth $40, and IL TIE ITGire Farmer. worth
Corbett Thomas.
an Involuntary Ttition bankruptcy was filed. yes
' against jeanette zuckeIuan WHO engaged in the
sOve'! BUSINESS ii tuis city. James s. Kirk Coz soap
dealers. and Knowles & Cloves t.. e,,l 900 d,i,-
about 81 900. ~ ''' ~
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THREE ADDITIONAL FAILURES.
ATRAlx Thrown FROM THE TRACE

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. 1.-The Courier
Journal has Information Of q serious railroad aec,dc, M
Tie Northwestern Road ia Tennessee near Wayerlv STA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-14
i0inter Resorts.
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