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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
TO EUROPE.

THOSE WHO LEFT IN The STEAMERS YEsTER-
DAY-sCENEs ON THE PIERS.
There was notable decrease yesterday In tho de-
partures for Europe, but then Wednesday is rather
looked upon as an on-day, the largest number Of
passengers prcfcrring TO leave on Saturday. ALI the
steamers sailed carly IN The morning and a great
many passengers went aboard on Tuesday evening,
so that they might have long undisturbed sleep
inter the farewell dinners Of the night before Con-
scquentiy there we're comparatively lew leave-takiug
friends wnarves, aud there little Of that
element to be iolt among the cabin passengers
on Saturday afternoons. The stcerage people being
used 10 early hours were out IN oroe and many were
the tears shed and banokerchiefs waved Tor The
friends going back TO "od ireland" anu the "Fader-
land" BY eight o'clock the last snip had departed,
watched eagerly by those whose tear dimmcd eyes
followed tho swiftly moving hulls 80 long as they
could be seen.
Among the well known passengers who sailed ycs-
tcrasy were Mr. u. |. Farjoon, tne novelist who rs
accompanied by his vile and baby; Mr.. PARK Ben
jsmin, Mr. Larkin G.. head, the sculptor, and his
wife; Professor and AIRS. b. j. stone and
the Rev. 9. A. Harris, who sailed on
the Italy. The count aud Countess de Tia
column and 2. A. Dupont, Minister OF France At
Hayu; Charlie. do Montherat. member vi the French
lie CATION at Japan Charles f. CSghan the ACTOR. and
wife, anu Mr.. A. Sidney BdiIe oil Philadelphia, sailed
the Ville de PARIS. Professor Alfred Hcnreguin,
Of Ann Aroor; General Patterson, OF chatham, Ont !;
the Rev Charles Arcy, OF Boston y. Is. Piatt. tho
Rsv. }. Il. Clark, OF Boston, aud tho Rev W. II.
tonic Alvarez Rev W. Bathgatc, Professor ana Mrs.
j. W. Burgess, Rev. George Cron, Senator Henry 5.
Little, Rev. y. A. Parker, d. d., Count ana Countess
CALI Professor James Hall, Rev. j. 5. Lamar and
wife, Dr. j. H. Lean ny and Edward Leaning, Rev.
s. J. stewart, DR.. :. G. Barnum r. H. AuchinIoss Mr..
ana Mrs H. Ten Brock ana the Rev Joseph II
Twitchell ssilcd on tho Abyssinis.
Lieu eDant Roberts, OF the British navy, and Mr..
ID. 81 Omer also sailed Tor Europe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
THE CUSTOM HOUSE.

Naval oiicsr Bur, took formal possession OF his
now once yesterday, or rather established himself
in his old apartments, in which no says che ieels
moro comfortable" shan 10 those Of hts predecessor
General Arthur al the Collectors once during
busincss hours and transacted she regular routine Of
tho department Thus far he has received ofncial
Information Of his suspension, nethor docs he
pcct TO receive The same until General Mer-
nus commission arrives, whens rs In The
case OF ex-raval Ofhcer Cornell he Will
be notified 10 turn over the affairs Of
the office TO his successor IL has been agreed be-
tween him and General Merritt that the latter should
assume the Coilectorsnp On Saturday afternoon, the
10th inst, a four o'clock, alter business hours, in
order that the workings OF the Office shall not he DIS
turbod The term Of all the deputy collectors OK
pirss with that Of the Collector All the deputies
the new Collector wishes 10 retan viii then DO
sworn IN by him, ana tnose not reappointed Will be
dropped. General Merritt, when approached on this
and the subject OF removals. declined 10 30 into par
uoulsrA ana addsd, '5unacisnt unto the day 10 the
evil theroof."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
The Stock Market Dull and
Weak.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 SIS,
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
and Railroads Quiet.
WALL STREET, |

WEDNESDAY, July H-6 P. ~.
To-day's stock market shows q range OF prices
which was times lower and higher, weak and
strong ard altogether incomprohensble 10 tho daily
dealer A pure brokers' market, however, such
the present one affords opportunities for quick turns
and the whole rin-rar Of the board room availed
themselves OF The chance gather in such profits
fractional changes Afforded The st. Paul stocks OIL
Tered the best opportunity and after them North
westerns. In point Of fact tho business OF tho day
was condned TO these two stocks hrst, with Lake
Shore lin the matter Of changes as bad third. The
bears arc receiving terrible accounts from tho Wost
respecting tho injury to crops oy bad weather; the
bulls are willing discount the reported damage at SO
per cont Between the two prices are falling and tho
the best OF the situation Prices OF ST. Paul
and Northwestern stocks were lower this morning
by IL to 2 per cent. Moro rain out west as ro-
ported by telegraph is adding additional drops TO the
bucket of disaster and is wearing away Stock Elk.
change values here at home. Based upon the injury
to the crops along the limo of the Western roads,
strong disposition manifested to-day to sell the
Wisconsin shares, both by holders and by snort
Sellers and large business at receding figures was
the result Lake Shore, more or less Interested.
came order in point Of interest, though as IL
happened transactions were disproportionaeey large
in comparison with degree Of fluctuations made.
As for the rest OF tho market, matters were at
standstill, nobody caring TO buy or sell and ne
changes OF consequence being made.
OPENING PRICES
The opening prices Of stocks at the Board today
were as follows :-Westcrn Union Telegraph, COX;
Pacific Mail, 171s; Now York Central, 10y1s; Erie,
l61z; Lake Shore, 62,s; Union Pacific, e3h; Pitts
purg s3H; Northwestern, SIX do. preferred. 7SI;
c., c., G. and l., %; New Jersey Central AK Rock
Island, 1l4H; st. Paul, 51x do preferred. SO;
Wabash, l3X; Ohios, S1s; Lsckawanns, 6l1i; Morris
and Essex So; c.. C. and Indiana Central. Az; Fort
Wayne, 95; Michigan Central. 674; Burlington and
Quincy, 1l2X.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
AN UNEXPECTED CAPTURE.

Revenue Agent Webster, Deputy Collector Hawley.
United States Marshal Dcnbert, with posse Of police
ana revenue ofhccrs, yesterday seized Illicit dis.
tisry, At No 20 Abauoir place. loot Of West Thirty
ninsh street. Whom officers the oistiilery
was deserted tho Indications that II had not
been used for at least twenty hours. The APP
pointments OF the place were perfect, thcre was
a nrst class eoppcr still, with worm, douber,
furnace, wasbtub. In all valued a. about 81, 500
Tho officers think that u has been 10
operation tor about months, and that II
has produced about Two hundred gallons per day
when worked to iys fuil capacity. The officers de
stroycd the TUBS still and furnace. and VIII lodge
complaint against tho promises for condemn alton and
forfeiture At Is sad tue building belongs 10 miuors
agent is responsible for tho renting to nproper
persons
Alter tho paraphcrnalia OF the place had been 90
strvycd The officers started on their downward trip
W hen they got 10 Tenth avenue they noticed that
Deputy Collector Hawlsy was not among
the party, he having been detained Tor
Sumo reason. Finally tnsy saw him coming
down the street. lilo was Induced TO stop and spesk
TO q couple OF men carrying each bundlt. Presently
they starred to run aud tho officers followed IN hot
pursuit Mr.. Hawlcy noticed that Tue mon hnd cigars
IN their bundles, and, thinking they might De
Struggled, he asked tho men 10 display thor wares.
Tbcy refused, and being informed that thew inter
Custom House oficer they started 70 run
They 0vertak and gave tnotr names ~ Leuis
Alexander and Ignats Merscasssn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND OTHER PRO-
CFRpINos IN BANKRUPTCY

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS AND OTHER PRO-
CFKpINos IN BANKRUPTCY.
A meeting Of the creditors Of Jewell, HARRISON L
Co.. provision merchants At No. 81 Water street. was
held yesterday tho ONCE Of Register Kctchum take
action tho Arms offer for composition. state
ment was submitted showing the total liabilities TO be
S424 3l3 s. and real $2l Ola 81 and fourteen
CLAIMS proved, amounting TO $23s 500, Of which
the largest were tho following Jacob Van Wagenen,
$1s77a os; Penelope Ballard, sls4l7 81; National
City Bank, $4,000 ST. Peter Bentley, $5,9s6 81 North
River Bank. 50, 81 IL; Hins Co. 81, s44 II; G. H.
Thorp Co., 81, 500 So The compasition
cep,cd unsecured creditors TO receive eight cents
ON the dollar.
The creditors Of Ash Brothers, manufacturers ri
clothing At No. Sc Murray street and at San Francisco,
Cal, held meeting yesterday At the ONCE OF Aessrs.
Cardozo NcwcomDo, Nos. and warren street
A statement was presented. by which II appeared
that tho total liabilities were $40 00O proposition
submitted by the hrm tor y compromtsc at twenty
cents dollar notes NJ six and nine months,
secured, winch was favorably received, and u CON-
mittee oil creditors was appointed TO examine tho
accounts, consisting Of Leopold Cohen, Isaac walach
and n. Horton.
Al q meeting of the creditors Of Dwight p OTIS
piano uiactursr at No 200 East Ninetecnth street,
held yesterday At the office OF Register Dwight, CON-
position was accepted Genus tho aolar, cash.
In thirty days, The liabilities bong ABOUT SIS 000.
needing OF the creditors VI Y. w. Il. Dare, manu-.
tacturer OF children's carriages at No. Al Cortandt
street, was held al the ONCE Register Dwight
proposition was made Tor q CON postion NJ thirty
three one third cents on toe dollar In his
notes, Unsecured and without interest," a. three, SIX
nine and twelve months. Tho statement showed liza
biltics $6 54 10 and assets $50 600 Thrty.x claims
were proved, amounting 10 about $62O0O. The cred
itors did desire examine she bankrupt and
imousiy accepted the composition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
PRESENT EVILS.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALp:--
Your editorial entitled "Disposal Of Property By
WILL" should DO read by our lawmskers Much
misery and long lives Of bttcrsess created BY the
arbitrary will maker Tho contests before
gate SHOW up great amount Of suffering ana unhap-
piness caused by the last act OF the wealthy tcstato
kaow oil one tried somo four years since before
the surrogate, whore, II the evidence was truth,
the facts were absolutely appalling. Mucn OF
the evidence was whispered in tho stsnographer's
ears, unit was II 10 heard. IL was shown that
the testator mad cut OFT his from all benefits
OF the tcstator's estate because that refused to
pc his Ather cohabt with mis- tho soa'sj vile.
la the same case IL proved that the testator put
codic 20 mis- Will giving the sons vile $50 900 and
then removed the codicii because the sons re-
fused 30 cohabit with the tcstator Tue Surrogate
sustained the will on the grounds that there
evidence oil Insanity or diseased MUD. Surely q
parent making sucn demands his children II not
capable Of making u WILL Docs such n parent under
stand the relation OF parest to cnildren2 Let
some other law ana save children from such meA-
strous cruelty. PARENT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Van Hocsen Yesterday signed tho order In the
sase OF vashti +. Miderberger against her husband
Diver II. Miiderberger, amending tho judgment In
favor Of the plaintiff by relieving the defendant IRON
tho pay mcnt OF alimoDy from The 10th OF February
1874, as ordered IN the judgment, and by fixing the
date OF the judgment az the time from which tho do
fepdant is ordered TO pay slimony.
Theodore W. Birmingham alleges that his daugh ter
Ida four years old detained In the custody OF Ed
vsrd Tracy at No. 16O9 second avenue, and that he
Is not permitted to see her Judge Daniels yesterday
granted n writ of habeas corpus in the case and Il
will come up Tor examination this moraing in Su-
preme Court, Chambers
An order was granted yesterday by Judge Daniels
directing the discharge OF George Brown by Captain
Lewis OF the Brush bark Daisy. since tho arrival
Of the vessel IN This porI, some Two weeks ago,
Brown had been Kept In irons on the vessel, pur
yuaut TO the order OF The BRUSH Consul AT sagua La
Grand directing ms transfer TO EaglAnd Tor trial
writ OF habsas corpus was sued out by Messrs
Roberts l. smith, which has resulted In Browns re-
lease
John sculiy Gays that the evening of the sth Of
Ma asst he driving his horse anu cart through
HvraIio street. when they fell into hole in Inc street,
the ninng OF which had been neglected by the city.
Beng poor he asked permission to bring suit
Tor damages against the city In lorna paupcrs and
that counsel be designated 10 prosecute the suit
Judge Daniels yesterday granted tho application and
appointed william q. Carpenter nis counsel.
As already puDnsncd, the Central Crosstown Rail
ROAD Company some time sinso obtained ipjunc.
ton prohibiting the Christopher aud Ientu street
Ra,Irond Company IRON cxteUGiug its track on tho
Christopher slrett dock. Under the charter OF tho
Blocker road tue Christopher and Tenth
began tue extension o its tracks to The christopher
strcet dock when Is claimed TO be violation OF tho
injunction aud on account OF which motion
made 10 punish the latter company Tor contempt OF
court through such alleged violation. moiior was
made yesterday before Judge Daniels TO compel tue
her and Tenth street company to give bonus.
Judge Daniels took tho paperA
There was entered In Tho Marine Court yesterday
bv Mr. Bernard Mctzscr attorney Tor Nathan Mctz-
ger n Judgment ia favor OF the latter and against
Henry Holman Tor 5000 70 The has settled
an important question under the rev Code OF PRO.
cedure. Two years ago, when the SUIT was
meuced an order 0i arrest issued against the de.
PENDANT under the old Code. This order
ecutcd BY the Sheriff until aftor the new Code went
into operation 1t was then sought 10 set aside tho
order Of arrest the ground that IL became void
vhen me old Code was superseded, and SHOULD have
been renewed under Tho new Code. TINS objection
was overrusd by tho Court and The order OF arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
NEW LAWS NEEDED.

TO THE EDITOR HERALD
Your editorial upon the subject Of che disposal Of
properly BY will is most opportune Let us have the
Louisiana code some other wiso and benelcsnt Law
to control whimsical aud capricious testators, aud
prevent this souaudrng OF estates in law, and the
moro serious evil, the scandalsus reflections upon
tho characters OF dead men made every day in our
Surrogatc's Cour. Tho right OF dispOsing OF prop
erty by will unaer our law gives to an unnatural
parent an arbitrary and cruel authority over child.
Tho Pike Will case, con tested before exSurro gate
Hutchings, II the contestants evidence be true,
hitting Illustration OF the cruelty and misery brought
upon IA anu ms wife 10y parents exercise oil the
nroirary right OF disnhcriting child, aud Also II the
evidence be iase perfect illustration OF the evils Of
oil large amount oil money IN the contest oi will
There are otbcr cases ~ show that The law as IL IS
might bottcr be changed 10 comprehend the spirit
letter oil the Louisiana CODE and then Preserve
TO the tcstator all tue rights wise and correct
would desire IN the disposition OF his cAtse, and at
the same time protect children and heirs from 10
PRECIOUS, Whimsical and wicked testatora LEX
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
HUNTERS POINT NUISANCES

EDWARD CLARKE RErrERATEs HIS PROMISE TO
REFORM AND TEE COURT GIVES HIM
ANOTHER CHANCE.
Edward Clarke who violated his promise to abate
the Newtown Creek IL. IL nuisances and was ar
rested by detectives OConnor and Field but subse-
Quentiy bailed, appeared before Judge Giderslecve
In the Court OF General Sessions yesterday for sen
tence. He was accompanied BY his bondsman. Sheriff
Dagsstt. OF Brooklyn and several other politicians
from the City OF Churches. Colonel Prentice was
present as counsel Tor the Board OF Health, and q
number OF persons Interested IN the manufacture OF
fertilizers attended TOOK deep interest In the
proceedings.
Alter the prisoner had been arra,gned Assistant
District Attorney Rollins sa d that Clarke and the
Preston Brothers had, after the conviction OF EnOs
o. Coe. pleaded guilty, and wore allowed 10 go on
suspended sentencs their promise 10 abate the
nuisance. The Board OF Health subsequently re-
ported mat Clarke mad violated mis- contract ny per
sistng 10 the use Of the sickening eompo1nu xn1.n
his arrest aud held him In bail 10 await me de-
cison OF the Court.
Mr.. Rollins thcn handed to Judge GildcrsIesve
unicaiion from Clarke TO she DisIrct Attorney,
the most important portion OF which 10 vs. iollo~s-
On May 70 pleaded guilty to maintaining nuisance ct
1t with she uadersta ndinx that tie
ssnspes should BE- postponed until such time AZ do
indicating thar was lacking in good faith and was
tor .sn...es on tue ssonad shat an.i'Iia
should maintaining nuisance, Ou. did
not understand tina. pledged myself 20 nos.xI sm h
substance extent IN sHce pleaded
s.s.s m.aare. or fertilizer. .. Sewsown
Creek Long Island. whether with or without sudge acid
ali the island allow soc ofcsrs
o sm ,ss sss future pro%,se heud DISPOSE OF
property hunters Point 10 s.puA'e expressly that no
Judge Giiderslceve, alter abiding to the trouble
gwen oy accused to The authorizes. satd that II
renamed to DO seen whether tho renewed protesta-
ha n nd made
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
THE CITY OF LIMERICK.

The steamer City OF Limerick, OF the Inman line
arrived here yesterday morning aud reported passing
a steamer OF the Guon line on the 18Th, IN latitude
~ ocs 30 min, longitude 81 deg 81 min, going east
and cxhaustns ber stosm through tho engine room
skybght, anu II was thought that sue might DO the
Wisconsin with sumo oil her msohincry Disabled. In
curry made OF the agent oil tho line yesterday
and he said such reports wore ridiculous The W rs
consin saici working her nigh pressure cylinder.
which Dcccssitatcd the escape OF steam through a
SPECIAL pipe no That the breeze blew " over the deck
Tho engines are high and low pressure, and, rs tho
low pressure cylinder OF order, she used tue
other cylndcr Passengers were informed OF u wnen
they bought their tickets, and were told that tho
voyage would require from thirteen TO fourteen days.
nut Lhere was no Occason Tor alarm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
D. L. SOLOMON Il SONS.

The schedules Ia the matter Of the assignment OF
Barnet L. solomon, Solomon B. Solomon, Judah II.
Solomon and simeon B. soiomoa, comprising shs a RIM
of b. l.. Solomon h sons MERCHANTS, 20 David James
KING wsre nled yesterday In tho Court OF Common
Pleas The Liabilities are set down at $l,l4s 1853 IS;
tho nominal assets $749,51l IS; real $224, 100 81
Tho individual liabilities include bonds sad mort
cages The valuation OF tho real assets is over tho
inc un ORANGES and includes tho property subject
10 the bonds and mortgages OF schedule Y, when
Is the schedule OIL Barnet Solomen's liabilities.
TIE stock aud hxiurcs, ut No. 657 Broad way,
tn Of the assr IN this city and In san Fran
CISCO, Cal, valued pominaiy At $196 OF O5, and
actually NJ $l4S 49l 90. rho outstanding account
arv valued nomnaily NJ $1d9 33S OIL, aud actually ~
S75OO1 II. The real estate IL valucd nominaliy At
$500 actually at 000 Tho following among
tho priacipal creditors Of the firm :Dsnis d. Earle
admtnsssratss, $4,000; Kuhn, JoeO Co., $40, 900;
hHasy YeusE t5s&0S 90: Nay Kina. $2o.i lo 90;
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Harris Arensou, SEE, COS AZ; solomon l. Hart
sl5,s25 os; Mrs SOPHIA Baum. 5000; Mrs Julia
Solomon, $l539o 81; Arthur L. Levy, %, ioA 81; Z.
J. King sons, SIC, 56l 20; Augusta n Sosomon
$5,os7 so; Israel Solomon. London. England
Sill 1856 30 Juus Sch mlts Co., $50 2oS VI: Eugene
s. Isaacs trustees OF Mrs. Baum, $25, 437 30; Mrs.
Maria Issacs. $l0,o5S 50; Bougon Leierrs, Anien1
France. $5911 "a; II. Loure 4 Paris $40 900 70. Tho
liabities OF Barnet l.. Solomon arc principally made
up loans bond and mortgage including one 10
the Mutual Lille Insurance Company for $zoo' wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-18
JAMES LALLY'S FUNERAL.

The funeral OF the late Mr. James Lay. who shot
himself last Monday while suffering from an attack
melancbolia will take place ten A. ~ this morn
ing from No. 10 Filtn avenue, where tho funeral
service will be read by the Rev. Dr. wdes Of River
dale. The burial permit was issued YESTERDAY BY the
Board OF Health to Mr. Charles VI. Qaick, an undcr-
tsgev from Yonkora Tho body win DO conveyed 70
Nerwsik, Coaa, for interment
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DECISIONS.
NADINE CHAMBERS.

By Judge Shea.
Copelapd vs.. WilietL-Moton 10 override dem urrcr
and Tor Judgment granted.
Britton VS.. Csidwcl.-Motion granted; arrest va
Gated.
nsndslsohn vs. PopKin.-order dischargips de-
fspdant.
Fucss va. schm,dt--Costs directed 10 be paid.
Henry We. Eissn. --Moson granted; third party or.
Geroa 70 nay over.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

Application was made TO Register Little yesterday
by Frank r. Fennessy, manufacturer OF Grape, for
merry at No 3j7 West Fisy-second street. for his DIS
charge from bankruptcy. Opposition was entered by
o. II. p. Archer, d. W. Blanchard, Benjamin Dennis.
Mr. Rooney ana other creditors, and the usual time
was allowed In which flo Specifications oil thor OBJ
ject,ons.
John II. Keyser, tho Ring plumOcr, who Is In bank
rupioy before Register Dwight, has made an appI'ca
tion Tor his discharge, and tho matter will come up
Tor a hear ng In short time. His liabilities amount
10 about 500, 900
isaac SCHWARTZ dealer 10 dry goods At No s53 Third
avenue, has been adjudicated a voluntary bankrupt
by Register Fitch Hls Liabilities amountto SOC so,
ara no assets.
Terence Nugent, liquor dealer, at No. $50 Grand
street. Brooklyn, n. D., has made assignmcn for
the benent Of mis- creditors 70 James w. Keny. he
was formerly OF tho nrm oil Nugont 4 McNally, VINO
kept stores, one OF which was A. the corner OF
Canal ana Ludlow Streets New York. He recently
chattci morleaged his bar for $500.
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Government bonds wero in good demand ana nrm.
owing the OF the four per cents tho Secrs
tary called $1,000 900 OF the nvo twenties
as follows:-Coupon bonds dated July /, 1886.
namely $780, No. IS. DOL to No. $4,000, both inclu-
$780, No No. DOL to No ia 900. both inclusive;
$780, No 10 POI TO No. 49, $780, both inclusive; ST. 00o
No I4o ool to No. $4,000. both Inclusive. Total
pom, 81 soc, 00o Registered bonds redecmabie the
pleasure OF the United States after tho LIST day Of
July, 1870, as ioows:-$5o, No. 2,251 TO No. 1900,
both inclusive; $780, No. 1851 TO No IL, $50, both
inclusive; $780, No. 0.451 TO No 1O,55o both incu-
sivo ~ 0o0 No. 401 to No 49, 2o0 both inclusive;
$4,000, No Isl TO No 9,551 both inclusive; $4,000
No. 1871 10 No. Is. 4e3, both inclusive
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CERTIFICATES OF PARTNERSHIP.

Upon tho application OF Leo G. Dessar. on behalf Of
Thomas J. Cricnton, Judge Daniels yesterday grantee
an order TO show why the certificate required
by chapter 400 Of Laws Of 1854 should be died
and published nupc pro tune Mr.. Crichton and Mr..
James G. Sherwood commenced business steam
printers in 1867 and continued Till September 2 1876
when they dissolved partnership. since which time
Mr.. erich has been conducting tho old business
under the old partnership name Of Crichton Co
The law OF 1854 requires that when the des gnation
land company'' 10 used it must represent actual
partner partners, unless certificate 10 died and
published stating exactly who the persons
dong business under The firm name. Ibis certih
cato Mr. Crichton supposed had been MED and pub
lished until snort time since, when his counsel
Mr. Dessar. received answer 10 a suit brought by
Mr. Crichton against Com missioner Psrley's son,
which he set up as n defence the violation oil the
statute THIS application IS De allowed file and
publish that certificate nunc pro tune The order Is
Teturnable The 25th inst, and Will bring up The I'M
pcrts mt question Ms 10 whether the contract
which the suit Is based Is illegal or not.