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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
John Q. JONES'S Will.

The will of John Q. Jones, late president
OF the Chemical National Bank presented for pro-
bate Yesterday 1t Is brief document containing few
provisions TO his sister Mary S Jones. and her heirs
forever the testator bequeahs his half Interest in tie
clearinghouse FItth-ave and Twentyeghtl-st, tho
household furniture pictures and plate therein also the
furniture the country house al Richmond Terrace,
town Of New Brighton Staten Island and all horses
carriages and stable fixtures pertaining 10 both
establishments; also all shares OF stock If the New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company Of
which he died ssessed and the dyidends thereon. To
Mary Mason Jones daughter Of John Mason, deceased,
he leaves S25 600; 10 James H. Jones, Of General
James /. Jones. deceased, S25,0O0 To Corlclig :.
Steward IT, $4,000 to Helen Irving wife OF John 7.
Irving, OF No. 80 ROnd-st, 10000; 10 Eleanor {.
Morris wife OF A. Newbold Norris. sos CO0 to George
G. Williams. cashier Of the Chemical Bank. $1,000
TO William ]. Sunlan, ~, assistant cashier, 5000,
and TO the Orphans home and Asylum Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church, $4,000 al the res
i6ne Of his estate Of whatsoever Kind description.
left Jointly to ls brother, Joshua Jones and his sister,
Mary Jones, TO the OF them who should survive
the tcstat0r The viii executed March H. 1876 in
the presence OF John Irving Barr, OF this city and Ed
ward AshfOrth Of Bergen " j.. Witnesses. 1t names
as executors the testatOr's brother Joshua Jones.
and his friends, George g. Williams and John T. Lock-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY g. 1873

& Co Was days north OF Hateras with n r. ana ~ W.
lost aud i sails sp Of TIE lyo e% Genoa SefS SS
Gih anchored the Bar CANE ~ 70 re cry tus mors
S 10 sshha Dc sors .. no as Ssfor
Which srrvs an and snch Grayesend Bag for oiaers
up tO the city tiis morning -
wIND-sunset-At sandy Hook. moderate W. ~ W.
cloudy Al city Island, n. "; dear.
FOREIGN PORT
onog jan ad z ;, 6grard d nas TySee D0 It ii
Harry; Gth inst AiIei-: Malta can't Mann oaprl sex.
a smSt ag Roads sa1 I1 Kc:mope i7tG
a. nre Garr S2lh q ,,,o & Sso, e aa s
izle capt. carney: Ercainnssn Alham9ra 'oi", i
" baifisfa Pqno Kcnrish Tar NAUSEA. Atlantic. Capl
Knadsn ,hc a H,yf SS clP mdeSp The
latter Queenstown; cnrlow. Mimi, Paoio' oriEia.
DOMESTIC PORTS
y sS sn.N FSS s dn cssen from SsS9o
GALyr.IoX. jan Arrived steamship state OF Texas
NsT kSss o JAZZ hrved bas Toledo tBr London
cTssiisfoS 5 c. jan Arrived briss Tres Doratea,
Naanza-; Aslea, st. Nao Cleared bark Nellie T. Guest
wSixGIos y. c. Jan. Cleared, bark August Tetge,
BiLrIaear Jan Arrived harks Konigen augusta Gsrl
'iI jan bars purkee Dur
e. Waterford; Happy Rome Liz srpool Cleared steamship
PoHTSp Me- Jan 7Clearcd steamship Thomas. for
Liverpool ,sr,po
LONDON Jan 7stoamship Alice uTl, Capt Els whi s
Bark Tempo IaI Paeiano from Baltimore S2X ~
for Queenstown r. ashore Waterford harb0r ana hkey
10 become total wreck. The have been saved.
Bark Colombo Orb Capt. Phillips from lave jan ioI
sandy Hook has pui into Falmouth, leaking.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON Jan THE Steamship +. Caland, Capt Deddes,
om Dec 90 ed ~ Rotterdam on the 9TH INST
The steamship Braensr castle. capt Ayes from New-forE
Dec - arrived here Yesterday ..-, ,-,-.,.
IARNF Jan The Line steamship state OF virginia,
glasgow sailed from mere at lO O'Clock saturday night
for Sew York.
GLASGOW Jan THE state Line steamship state OF
Georgia Capt Cooper. from NeWloTk Zee ~ arrived mere
at 3 O'Clock this morning 49,,
HAMPTON Jan. Tine Wilson Line steam snip u huoo
Can't Mitchell from NewNork Dec. 20. arrived bcre to-day
on her way 70 Hun.
For other ship NcES see Fifh Fa?e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TIE PRoDJcE LxcHlNGE IN MorRNIYG

The dags of the Produce Exchange were at
hntui-t yesterday. account Of the death o two ot
It's members, Il. T. Sage aud William II. Fuller. Mr..
sage represented ". T.. Mclaren prominent Chicago
Grn and had his Office NJ so II M)oroht lie died ~
pneumonia Yesterday, Il bis Residence, No. @Ol
Dcal-st. Brooklyn, at the a-c ~ htl-four
wears He was boru nj Miiiletown, Conn,
In 1898 and he nr,t entered business. hs q
clerk IN the house ~ Siyllm. Succ & Co When the
Arm suspended $50 he went INTO business Tor him
Ill. lie aftcFward, became interested ~ Iour mining
IN Oswrgu aud ut meeting with success went To Cica-
20 and established the firm o Denton a sage After u
f, YeaIS firm dissolved ami hr continued husiu -
I'm his own until $50. when Dc came 10 ths cry a.
r.pIt.rntaNc ~ the nim ~ u rl-cn 4 90. lie Was a
member 81 the old Corn LAhIusc, and oi the Produce
Exchange since it, @ 'R8nizttiDu.
william H. Fuller not been N active business Tor
some time He formerly provision merchant, but
Of late has been engaged rettng up his brothers Is
tate. he died SATURDAY. al l"uinpnI, al Inc age o
sxtv-One years and buried Yesterday, the funeral
service hcug held ~ -. Mark Church IN this civ.
When iu business he ~ the firm Oi Fuller Melon
AID. He brother Of Margaret ful,r the poetrSr,
and a member OF the Ncw-Nork Cub.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SrrRr,r ColEr- on ,vRgs-Barreit. J.Nos. 10 81 So.
81 o. 81 90 Calls begins No 107 and ends at No zoo
GEsRRAL TFaN-Day-C j. iiraGt ana insas' j. a.
i0g liz ia rs III IL. 100 1874 1876 l21 1873 % %
SYRACUSE. y. y. Jan. 7.-t'cneral Tern supreme ~
Calendar ipr Tucsiay. Janratv Nos -, VI W. No. D.
SrTCIAL TERN Lawrence J-Irniurrtfs -: Y ~.
and - ~ Law ami F@ciNos l53 ~ ~ ~, "a
i2G l.7 G2 ~ 80 "a - 1893 0i lJC. 10 o. 80 Vs. ~
t1r' ii-PaGr I-ionohue J-Nos SSH 1913; 81 p.
7sS 1855 ~ isl $50 1878 - 2Gg7, 27oi lof il?i'
$50. 326. Hoo. 1851 loj. log ll7 - a"" oS' 9''
PtGT Ivan Worst, J.-Ca>c on-No- t,5' ,. ,, -,
PAIR III.-Nau Brunt Nos 90, lfe, ~ ~ 81
775 l7l2 $50 $50 l3i lld" ST. 1919 - Iooo III o''
.irygi1r c0rIr-GrNrGu TFHM-CuTti- g. J.. and Seds
WICK and ~ edman J.No- . j. !. D. = . u" H. H. -
Gr ~, n, iryru-Sper J-Nos 5s and 81. 49,. ..,
TEtL TTRN-PuTt l-SanfOrd, 100 %, - = w 3D.
.e3 liz 40 IL, 35l. 5G7. 2lo, 29cH ~ 60 a..
suWyON PlFA--TAIAL TERN Phu l.. : an it~s"h J.
Nos 752 92G 729 75~ 25jl 1892 5 .oJe ~ az iIo'
Gi2frt fii,i-C f. DAILY G. ] Robinson AMI 1arr,moc.
j. NO, - 81. 81, 81 o. 60 g. 81 - 81 ~ 80 ~ ~
CliwHyRs-J =. Dalv J.-Noday cllcufar -
MAINE COi-T-TtIN TrgN PAM NC iuAfn J--Nos.
.i- a-Of 27G3 2772. 2i~5 ."9| 2bl; 2bt, s'lt = W
2sO2 unclusivc 2-oi. 500. 2s.s so 80, -' - ~
2~i9 @Sl9 2SIi 2-i5. @-lG, 2SI, --l" 2s2u $50 80.
2S2G 2~47 2>.s 2,-J 1881. 2>j2. -Hj ASA, .h51 $50
Ft,If iILhiGer g. j. Nos Sal 2col. 1865. 1905 2Gjo
I'm shea -No- o. $3.50 l.I0 - {. $40 2o2T
2ig3. SO 252s. 1904 .Niu. @Hi-, --i!. - 80
GTNINiL SI--T,Vs FAtr sutherland - N-tiN VI at'i-
rphl, q, Phiip Mtr lHu"uS assault aui battery 80
-smnfl- I0u.A Ior,rs Edward ~elIfpu, hungary William
iiiam Frucs, Abraham N'rry Euka ~ ar, Inui
thuic-. susan P,iY. Michael lyrth. rd lafr'iF ~
ward \. Chamh,I-, forgery thaI u'ihf lc'i larceny
OYrE AND IrEAI,LE- Danies J.-Ih,odorc H. "etmoir
ttt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
Lawyers AUDACITY AND FRAUD.

The General Term OF the Common Pleas las
affirmed the order Furnishing Samuel H. Randall for con-
tempt in drawing from the Chamberlain S7,ls7 III de-
fance Of an Injunction This property was fund
claimed by Randas client and by the creditors of Ran
dals client The Chamberlain had been enJolDed from
parting with Ore money pending the dispute Applying
10 a Judge who knew nothing Of tie case Randall con
ceaed the fact OF the injunction and obtained an order
that the Chamberlain pay the money to Charles Dusen
berry, assignee of his client. This was done aud the
money has disappeared. The Court below fined Randall
the amount so withdrawn and direccdbis imprisonment
until WAS paid Chie Justice DAILY after all elaborate
pcyiew of the evidence. says:
The whole proceeding presents about as Gear case OF
professional audacity and fraud could be established
by evidence indeed, may say. TO the cFedi OF tAe
legal profession such q has rarely come 10 my
knowledge during my long experience Jude o iis
Court IL Of judgment, but deliO-
crate contempt Of the order OF the Court ene devised
and successfully carried out by Randall TO prevent any
part Of the fund being applied TO the satisfaction Of he
Judgment the money has since been disposed OF 10y Du
fenbeFry. II too palpable 10 require further comment
Tire order appealed FROM Is affirmed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

DAILY. j. Downing sgt sloangei opinion by j. r Daly j.
wilson agt pPn TaS by yaT When att sfSpp:r
opinion Nv 6ay Hove Machine Gc AT at FRO MSe9 nsr
anoe Coopnon by DAILY, G. J. Webes agb BE- sman 9n
ion Gy y Van T. Eo'i 6sy J. Sff, Earring hat
,S1 by pliv Day sma sa"' agf Dre5fa-s opinion
by Lay, CD. coty aSi Conner cinoI Oy ameI act
Bernstei oprion by bal. C. j. Patterson art LeE"f 10
Baiy. G J. Carpenter Neker,on opinion by PAY sdy
G. J. clifford sst Morton; opinion by 1srremoTe j.. cor
q lu5 s. e Ws arm SSHiI BaSey act Im opinion
By 6pn R :, by C. J. j." M HGE as BY
Denniscn agt Fora|opinon by j. r ply J. Denn4n at
Habit Opinion by Day. C. j. I'M ast Conhi'hg nv
I1indrmcnis reversrd fsponds agt Apgar- Opinion ~
0sr,dd etc AIT, Goyer-0rnion bv py G. J. Pait,r;on
AIT New.York Elevated RAILROAD Coa,pany-0pn,,phne
,y D c aS Sy nay c and r. ayJ The People
sHF bS b f1 Teyer%d O and new ordered
In TIC matter q scott order affirmed oP H u Team Tsran
ng stllwell opinion by pal, G. j.; orifts nh sf
Mined fS Spiaon by DaS O. FarTs rsaTgament
SIgIisa S' denied y o"on by DAY. G. j. pay ard
Van Hocsen j. o9dWan ssl Notion fsr rear@nent de-
MED opinion by Dsiy J. Fooe ag sclnederu
Company aet Rushton Tor Tergnsn dep SiI
motion Tor leave to apsa to COUP peo %, g act Pru9s
Application denied leave 70 renew o ire. pro'5 cation atom
granted Wcs side savings Bank sst Ne"onLoa'o to 80
%Gss Len p ssi hGHGsI
decision - ,,.,,,., r,cu,ur
J,y Judge Van Uoescn.-PaTiey sgt. Hemburg.-beHl'l
rcr oyerru,ci: answer on payment vi
cost Fifth Rational Bank agi. tirat-H"11.yttf ap
no,nted Clifton ACT. Greenwich Savings Bank-~ce
opinion Ieib agi. Leib menlranflu In te " NJ, o.
ter of keefc- Application granted Ross agt: h"tht ny
ton FOR receiver denied. NewIork Life lhrulaLce Non
pany agt Foley. Notions granted III D'n onnse
II1p,iu act Huufin gton.- Memorandum fnr 'O,hseI
Hhoer AIT Shuri-Notim FOR Judgment granted see mu
oianlpu Wilson ait an-Tlere uust ne an assesH
mcit of damages Carl ag Crary. MOTION atned Du, WIZ
ONT prcudlce 10 renew Norton ag'. the y H. - inS
Motion deI6; mernuIandun Naihm1n agi Ia =.
man judgment opened terms see decision ~ me h1
ter of Dnau in the matter of Rely-A pglcaon dt1eu.
The matter of Campbell charge fidicd In tno uD.
of Wooster compound claim given to
eTtsol agt Leave given 10 serve aueutu con-
plaiA aei indshmer.Order for attachment gi'h'eu
balablc III 800. ,.r-. n.,o,, az
BY JudgeJ :. Dav-Robins ast Insekener.- Report oi
ala niur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE COURTS.

o,r,,vp INSURANCE OFFICER ON TRIAL
ANoIIin ,cuSsr vICE-PREsIDENT wEIhOhE !"
TIE SECURITY. =,
,ono p Wctmore the vlce-pTeslden' vi
-. Insurance and Annuity Company was
Wv o., trial Yesterday, on JONI lliuo'i -,
Pc pobert L. Case, president ana isaac = ,,@
et,rv Of the company before J.iuse N'"' - =
-. ~ over and IermiDer. The md'c1"oh. -,
No,ge Of conspiracy 10 MAKE up 'N' -, %
ear,ur 10 which Robert l. Case was con'i'
- The indictment declares that tneF co"Sp" =,
VIZ, ~ the statement tho 5ost OF the real eslHe "
W., when il really cost less than S2oo'Voo' wy
81 an tho Office at $32,s1S II. when II was 'o', a.
q, 600 and the cash in bank at Sl|-'S'o 90 ,as
less than 5000, and asserts that the s'a'e''e",
O., the obstruction OF justice or OF the uue
ton Of the law ~. ,vo,,rore. moved to
", 49,, i,t,c,ncnt on the ground that the making VI
" ,,,so statement WAS not for the Obstfuctou VI J
- me due enforcement of the law lne AC's oon. "
iated ny the statutes in this latter case "eIo su'.
preventing the appearance OF wtneSs o We're charged
aufyman or Judge lheS WIZ
ID tessaHt Dstct-Atorney Rollins adml'ted sao un
L. this was act tending 10 ODstuoI "a. nt ,hn I'D
r of tie Law the indictment was bad, unt INC ',u
minisIaon Of the insurance laws h, he giyru
me puSc aud Department rosht hSS
sorTect data Oh which 10 f0uhu It's "0''on u
or closing Insurance c0npallcs' ,.;oa NJ. Fnller.
Indsr Daniels took this view ana denieu ny "''
tons motion. t.,,,. o,,nonellcd and Mr.
poIlirs opened the case on the part OF the
T,nc,s q Waller director of the insurance So.ItI!
I've substantially the same testimony rs on the tIa VI
H. Cgsr Iohn 4 Mccall the DEPUTY insurance Supel1
;tcndent prove tie fling % the statement ald $40 u
h"y its falsy appeared from the books snos,ahllS %
~ nj ria. and added "a fact thar IN CONVERSE
en n Win him WetmOre said his life for the pas !nee
yeers had been E" great dest Hl pudu t olong
e. Wrtuorc said that he tried 10 get alouS
sSasy as he could with bis surroundings IN the com
nany But Young MI Case, aetuaI! OF tn' eoinp"n!
Ior,,d come where they tNeimOIc ana PIT. case, sII
Cre and would talk 10 them about the peril OF lh"hs
fase statements and about what would DE 9Qnt ~ ~
10 knowp He would then get money from MS iathVI
ed The company because OF Their fear OF ms kioWcHse
Wctmore's own testimony In the tllal OF iIcstchV
& Wa. then nut in after long contest. ana nc case
90 me irCsocution was closed. The defence VIII open
I'D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
Plying ylYoNlL rRrsr DEpoIToRS.

In accordance with the order obtained from
Judge Brady on saturday. Receiver - ST. of the Nation
al Trust Company. began, yesterday, 10 pay dcpo-itor
dividend Of per their deposits. The work OF
making payments begun ~ 10 o'clock In the morn
ing and continued until y. IN. There rush Of
drno-o!s. but u continuous line waited az the paying
teeI's desk between The hours named NJ Best Yctte-
day morning deposited 100000 Of the National IIus
fund, in the shoe Leather Bank upon which, for AL
deposits $50. drafts were given. Less amounts
were pad IN cash The amount pad yesterday was
$2220OD. Tie work VIII be continued to-day. Mr. Best
says That the 6cpost0rs will an be paid In full. and he
hopes 10 pay the remaining hall OF their deposits within
the present month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
TWO WIDELY DIVERSE STORIES.

George Rathmann obtained a divorce from
~ wife Elizabeth. some weeks ago she applied 20
Judge Van Hoesen TO have the judgment opened aver
s that 10 order 10 secure divorce he had had her COM
h''ed as an habitual drdnkard, TO Biackwes Island
sepieober Ii, 1871 When the papers IN the If were
ot'td on her at the W0ih0Usc she was sick Wiih ID.
intlSht fever ana had 40 money. She was discharged
tNOsembef "a She denies her husbands charges. The
hsbaad says her aGutcres are notorious ana he has
peen witness OF them; that she was committed
tNo snyourHnents, az which she too drunk 10
- .easd OF her evidence and that OF two
draSsSe = destitute OF morals and deceDcy, ana has
judo YIN .'n q9wp ifoln aiiiuence 10 poverty
on c0ndo t,eSen granted, yesterday, the application,
and onl s ,hat the wife stpuales 10 ask no almnony
ihe suit before a referee ~ ~ VI ANNN'"i'eI VII"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
The appeal of Rose Mcdonald against Charles
CRIMINAL MOTIFS

4 grand jury was sworn in Yesterday in the
Court o. Genera SESSIONS, OvcT V. KING bc8g selected
A. foreman. judge Sutherland delivered the ordinary
charge following the statutory requirement, to the
special matters 10 be called 10 The luJ attention
At the Tombs Police Court Yesterday, Francis
NcuhHser was charged by Samuel Iouginan, OF No 81
John-st, with selling gold nugget composed mostly
OF silver He he'd III 1900 Tor larceny By trick and
device.
Patrick O'Neil was held in 5000, at the
YorkVlc Police Court yesterday, charged by Ellen
Wright with indecent assault O'Neu claimed that
the woman voluntarily accom- panied HIM, stole lis breast
pm and only made charge when accused her Of
theft The woman is said by the police 10 bear bad
character.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
RAPID TRANSIT OBSTACLES.
7ur r1ryATrD RAILROADS RIGHTS-JOhN PATIEN
NOT ENTITLED TO AN INJUNCTION.

NOT TNTi11TD
In the suit of John Pattcn against the New
York Elevated Railroad Company, the Common PEAS
General Term has decided that the plaintiff Is not en-
,,,d IN an Injunction The Court holds Iat the title 10
Greeuwclst was originally in Derrick Dcy, from whom
Mr. Paten derives his title TO his hotel in that street
IfNPcn had Deys title 20 the street as wei as to tue
hotel ten as the elevated road would be an additional Dur
An an the fa, TO the ordinary FOR street. he WoulO De
entitled 10 com eusa0n foe such burden and to an IN
inncton until It paid; bat rs the DESCRIPTION ID ms
M title IN the street aud cannot sci nj TINS claim Nor
can he claim adverse possession Of the space under the
s.rect bv It's occupancy as "a vault luI Iofty years
Neither the Tile easement OF the surface ana inc
snace beneath be severed rs to make an adverse
pesSesSlOn without the Other, ana he cannot oo-
tsn breaking Into his vault UiHtr tie
conpsuy charter because that only allows such COM
pensaiiOn to those holding vaults under license Ioul
the city -, 90. -,
Judsc Van Hoesen wrote the opinion OF the Court IN
which, Judge Iarrcmore cOncuTred Chief-Justice Day
writes an independent opinion. cOncurring N all import
ant points with Judge Van Hoesen's.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

An Irishman being recently On trial for some
offence pleaded mol guilty., AMI The Jury being In The
box the di-irctattOrnty proceeded To cal MI Fnfkl-
sOn ~ a witness. with the utmost innocence Patrick
turned his face the Court, and said, DO understand
yer honor that NJ Furkiss0n Is 10 Ice witness iornrns
no again r. Tie Judge said, diylY " II seems 80"
We thin. yor honor, pladc gully, sure, ana, yer
honor. Pai-c, not hccnu-r am Slnly for I'm as lno
as hOnOis sucking babe, but lst ON account Of
savin Nisther Fufhl--uns spWl'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
SHIP NEUS.
PORT OF EEw-YOtK. ......................JAx. T.
CLEARED.

PORT OF NEWYOiiK .....................JAS 7.
CLEARED.
steamship Montana OBJ, Beddoe. Liverpool via queens
sicar'-bo civ Of Houston Stevens, Galveston via Key
Bnk NordensElod or). Petersen Cork Falmouth for
Ea silgna- lasabocr Nor) soreusen CORK Eamouth.
BMI rnco Ctsi) schianno Cork Falmouth for orders
Eak LamecE AUST, Mcrgadch. Cork for orders, Benham
Bal Marta Ea.abona Gtal, Costa, Dublin ireland
Fsss ~r Humphrey Davy Br). shcryi. Caldn wales. c.
NIX IRIS Eckhoa. Kcons. Naple. sohn zittla.en.
imk Lita stewart tBrl >m!ta Rotterdam Holland SNOW
iisi William I. (Ger). Pe,er.oyer s,etou. Germany, Dill
garS iIcaoand Aus). vaiech. Gibraltar orders. so
Henry Knight Poudet1n Coruna. spaia. H. W. Loud
Gloria DR., Hansen Frcderckshaven, Den, Punch
III. Nerlaos Nor). Petersen Bliboa span L. Tctcns.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ge4ern Br Gasson shanghai 10Y 10 snsa "a
Witt to Henderson Bros.
steamship Ai,.-pp DWELL Savannah Jan. 1, wlth mdse
Steamship aioo, Wibnnk Savannah Jan. 3, with mIse.
steamship salvador. Daggsu Savannah Jan. 4, with
Hafk N 81 Maro t. ut scotlo Brs tol 81 days, ballast
to Nlocuyich Il Co. Was II days north Of Nauerus with
Hark tuomo Primo utal cuomo Lisbon days ballast
70 Iauro storey Co. has been il days y. Of Cape May
Bark osedon lNor Jansen Krageroe II days ballast
gark Atlantic of New Haven. Iautlre st. Is days
gales from f. to y W the entire passage Jan T. on The
Dctu ~ days north OF HaitcTas.
Bark Josephine tof Boston Stahl Manila july 49, via ST.
to F. IT, smith Passed HnIler July e. rounded the
Cape oct II and crossed The Equator Nov In Ion 81. Put
Thomas Dee. fJrcual. H. lat !, 81,
spoke whaling bark AMI, sam Courtney.
FplTaim Williams keCue NOanE IN ballast % master.
Brig Fanny lAust ssndro. santo IS days IN ballast to
SlOcOyich & GO.
Brig Harry stewart (O BangO Larrabee Malaga % DAYS.
with mdss, order vessel TO Parsons Loud Passed
Gibraltar Nov 20; 10 days north Of Ha,eras with north
winds.
Brig Apollo of ST. Lucia, Bensen Martinique % days with
sugar and wine to Rowland Aspinw vessel 10 H. T. Buck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
THE SEA CLIFF CAMP GROUND QUARREL.

Judge Lawrence, in the proceeding TO deter
nine the rsht'ul directors OF the sea Cliff Grove and
metropolitan Camp Ground Association, has given iuds
ment In favor OF what is known the Du Pi directors
me question turned the right 70 vote seventy
sh'ts % stock claimed hy The estate VI William J. Pcdsr
nlt standing on the books la tnr name OF william
H. Dn Puy. If they were entirely thrown on
Nne On Pdv party had small majority nut, il voted on
~ Ia rsbal SIDE they would overcome that major
!y and give slight majority for that side. Both par
70 claim proxies Tor the seventy shares Of stock one
from MI Du Pay, tae other from the estate Of Nr Pcse.
Jadgs Lawrence mods that the stock stood in the
Name OF MI On PY, clearly The icase estate could nor
,oe on a. and without this stock The Du Puy iatcrot
@d analoriF u not necessary 10 decide whether
u hOl IL had 4 ight 10 vote on this stock
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no EVIDENCE FOR A REQUIsTTION.

Oliver Gay, whose arrest on telegram Tor
alleged enlightenment OF the funds of a company oil
which he had been director aud manager has oeei at
ready reported was discharged yesterday by Judge bar
rift In Supreme Court Chambers on letter from Law
renee Mass stating that there no evidence 10 war
rant a reouisition for him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
LIABILITY FOR BANK DEFICIENCIES.
VERDICT AGAINST ID. d. T. MARSHALL +ILANl'
RANK LOSSES

VERDICT AGAINST ID. d. I. MANsTALL-- II1HVIIO
BANK LOSSES.
e The suit of Receiver Hurd, OF the lhfd
Avenue Savings Bank, against Danlel 3D. l. MaIsl"' "'
tried Yesterday before Judge Van Biunt, in Supreme
Court Crcuit MIR Marshall was one OF the sgners Of the
500 900 bond given TO prevent Ire closing OF the nh
in IS73 He was not a trustee, but signed for 500
His defence was that the trustees deceived hebl WI
diet was given for the receiver for S3,31S 40 =. .,
Allen r. Hand. sOckhoder III the Atianuc uV', ~,
Rank sued the trustees the losses imposed Wv
their management on the stockholders, anu maze VIZ
bank party the suit The bank ihteTpoScu ue.n
r.r that stakeholder could not bIiuS such snii tna
causes of action improperly joined anu thdl VI.
receiver OF the bank and the Comforter ol le
should be oined the suit. Judge BaFfett ycsuIu"!
gave Judgment for the plaintiff on the demurrer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08
A PECULIARLY ORGANIZED COMPANY.

-. company was organized for the making
S. nauIne'" substitute for malt on the patent OF
So fSecn who was to receive 10000 in paidup
go iof ns patent In making up the company the
pa'sn' was put in at s15o0OO and 500 900 in cash
We" pu' H. making Tie whole capital s25o,oOo Edgar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-08

Tucher became the manager and there were cohsisIa
bic losses He sued the company on an account sten
and recovered Judgment against the company, Whcti
nal no funds 10 meet it, His assignee then suG1 seN
of the st ,ckhoders this iudgm nj Ju2e t
rtt vest rIay dismissed COM plant as 70 AL eNccpi
one yho did moi answer The defendants who answered
had all, with Tuchnr's knowledge parted Win 'hcii
stock before The account stated was made up.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
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