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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

orPosITIoN.-Our Oregon neighbor,
are again threatened with an opposi
ton on the San Francisco steamship
route. This time it is P. B. Cornwall
who is going to buck against the Ore.
gon Steamship Company and the Pa
clfic Coast Steamship Company. The
Great Republic is to be- the first of the
lew line to essay the venture, and
leaves San Francisco to day, competing
with the Idaho. Passenger fares have
already fallen to IS, and freights to 81
per ton. This looks like a formidable
challenge, and one that the regular line
may find it difficult to hold out
against
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

PHoToSRAPHING.- G.. j. Hun.
tington, photographer and stereoscope
artist. will be in the city during the
coming week. prepared to take views
of town or country sites. or any other
work in his line. Orders for work may
be left with r. c. Graves. and will be
duly attended to. Mr.. Huntington has
long been engaged in picturing this
Territory in stsreoscopic relief, having
taken already some l43 views, embra.
cling scenery oil the way from Tatoosh
Island Light. at the mouth Of the
Straits. to Olympia. His work is its
own recommendation.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

SUSK.-Captain Clancy. of the
steamer North Pacific, brought over
word last evening of the sinking of the
steamer Beaver recently on the Site
keen. She Was coming down the
river light, u short time since. when
she ran on rock in the rapids and
sunk imme lately Her removal as a
competing steamer on that line, to use
"a current phrase, will be ducks for our
little stern wheeler, the Nellie. which
went up there short time since to
secure a portion of the trade. She will
not have such odds to a." buck against
now, as there is only one boat left be-
sides herself on the route.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

FoRTIETH VoLUME.-Last Tuesday
the Daily British Colonist of Vi;toris
entered on its 10th volume. The coca
sion was taken advantage of by the
publisher to enlarge, (being now of the
same dimensions as the DAILY INTELLI-
GEScER to assume new dress" and
exhibit generally improved aspect
throughout. We congratulate our Vic
toria neighbors on the possession of so
credi,able aud enterprising journal as
the Colonist The first number was is
sued Doe. llth, 1858.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

: A SUCCESS. -The Union states th.,
water has been successfully reached at
depth of 100 feet in the dry country
west of Dayton by a boring machine.
In this district is said to be an exten.
sive region CT fine and fertile land
lacking only water to make it of gree,
value, but worthless without it. Til.
success of this experiment it is though,
will ensure its speedy impro vement.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

TAX RArEs.-In Whatcom the tax
lew this year is eighteen mills on the
dollar. and in Clark twenty-three. The
latter county orders sir mills for
school. and five for roads. instead OF
four and two respectively. IS in What
com. In both the levy is eight for
county aud four for Territory.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

HABEAs CORES CASEY yesterday
Mr.. |. M. Hall, attorney for defendant
in the case of VIM Fox. held for costs
in the wiggin-Fox case. sued out wris
of haJeas corpue for his client on the
ground of non jurisdiction OF the JUS
tees Court to hold prisoner in
custody for non-payment of the costs OF
examination on complaint involving,
If SD bstantiated. subsequent trial to the
District Court. Mr.. Fox accordingly
was discharged by order of the Court.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

r. OCoNNoR, Surgeon Chiropodist,
removes Corns. Warts. Moles, Bunions
and ingrowing Toe or Club Nails,
without pain or ache. No acids or in
furious chemicals used.
Office 1T Occidental Hotel. Will
visit residences by lsaving addresses at
the hotel office. i15-1w
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

~ Blackberries are beginning 10
make their appearance in the market
already. raspbcrries will be along soon.
and strawberries will begin TO &c.
scarce again after this week. Cherries
are very plenty and uncommonly cheap
for this season of the year.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

APPROPRIATION INCREASED. - An
eastern dispatch states that Senator
Mitchelrs amendment to the sppro-
priatiOn bill, increasing the item for
the Cascades Locks from $4,000 TO
100000, was agreed to. Coed news
for the Columbia Valley.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15
Proved FATAL.--As we conjectured
yesterday morning, Charley Brunk's
injuries proved fatal during the night.

He remained in an entirely unconscious
state from three o'clock III the after
noon. when there was a sudden and un-
expected change in lis condition, which
had previously appeared most hopeful,
until midnight. wnen be died. A post
mortem examination revealed the fact
that he had sustained snch extensive
internal injuries as TO utterly preclude
the possibility Of his recovery. Two
blood vessels had been ruptured. caus-
ing extensive internal hemmorhsge.
This alone would have caused his death.
When the full extent Of his injuries
were known, those familiar with the
case were only led to wonder that he
could have survived 50 long There
have bean but few such plucky and pa
tient sufferers 90 Charley. The funeral
will take place FROM the NJ. Z. Church
this forenoon at 10 o'clock.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

RAILROAD IRoS.-The Emma Au-
gusta. after discharging sixty-hve tons
Of freight at Yesler's dock yesterday.
hauled round 10 the railroad wharf.
where she will discharge her 100 tons
Oh railroad iron aud other material for
the Railroad Company. Re-laying of
tue Old track FROM Steel's toward Rem
Ton Till commenced today. and pushed
vigorously until finished.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

ExcuRsioS.-To-day the Messenger
takes a picnic party, under the auspices
of the ladies of the Methodist Church
n Steilacoom and back. leaving Yes
ler's wharf at seven o'clock.
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Wharf street, Victoria. b. e.

EUROPEAN DRAFTs.-Drafts issued
at lowest rates on Great Britain, Ire
land, Germany. Russia, France, Norway
and Sweden. Tickets to and from
Europe sold at lowest rates by Andrew
Chilberg, Seattle. w. T.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL

Sam How and wife. city; G G Ten.
wise. White River; G E Powell, San
Francisco; 7 T Shaw, Wslls Walla; NJ
b Cook. City; John Hswley. Victoria
Chas Glacier. Tacoma; G Gale, Gig
Harbor; F Y Jordan. ] II Hughes. MI
Hesse. Skagit; G b Wright. J Hast,
New Westminster. s S Jolly. Portland
j I jenkins, Il jenkins, San Fran
cisco; p ] Dudley. Renton; ] w Hotf
man. Portland.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

STRAWBERRIES AND CREAN.-Call
ia at the Maison Doree Restaurant
The strawberries and cream speak fol
themselves, and the coffee can't be
equaled. ID. Fl. WEBSTER.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.

A Beese, John Howell, w Beedc. San
Francisco: Thomss Hoskinson. Miss N
Howell. w E Francis, B Bloona. Miss
S Howell, Newcastle; j Murry, James
Boyd and son. White River; s Wooher
and three children. Nevada; Z Dame,
Tocoma; f Fl Baxter, Fall City.
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OCCIDENTAL HOTEL. AT VICTORIA
Persons visiting Victoria should not
fail TO stop at the Occidental Hotel. 1t
is the first hotel from the steamboat
landing is tire-proof; has good accom-.
mediation for families. and as good
meals as any house in the city. at only
81 90 per day.
WV. JENSEN,
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~ The buildings along the south

side OF Washington street petween
Commercial and Second are being
raised to a level with the grade, and a
new eight foot tidewalk constructed In
place of the old rickety string of planks
Kept down as al apology for side
walk.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-06-15

EASTERN OATMEAL for sale q
Chilberg Brothers
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.S.bAXqER eco,
Importers and
COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.
SOLE AGENTS for Western Washington for the
California Farmers Mutual

Fire Insurance Association,
OFFER FOR SALE TO THE TRADE ONLY
Tenants Ale, pints and quarts.
Bass Ale. pints and quarts.
Guinness Porter, pints and quarts.
Hennessey Brandy, In octsves, and /. . and
star in case.
Martsll Brandy, in octaves. and l, 9 and 3 star
In case.
Otard Dupuy Brandy in octaves and case.
California Grape Brandy in octaves.
Scotch Whisky, in case and bulk.
Irish Whisky, in case and bulk.
Chsmpsgne-Chas. Fare, In pints and quarts
Landsberger's California. Imperial. and Private
Cuvee. in pints and quarts.
Shery-Finest Old Golden. Old Garvey and
California, in case and bulk.
Port-Imported and California. in case and
bulk.
Bourbon Misunderstanding genuine ]. II.
Cutter. In case and bulk; White House, Univer.
sol. Miller, ETC.. etc.
Tobacco-Plug. Grsnulated and Long Cut.
Cigars The Largest Stock and Past Assortment
on Puget Sound.
~ We are the only house In Washington Ter.
ritory shipping Furs direct TO London. England
and are paying the highest Cash Prices. je4.dAw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
WEIGRE rs, MEASURES And COINS.

The American Neurological Society held a
meeting Saturday, at Columbia College There was
fun attendance OF members Tho ratification by
the Senate of the treaty with France WIS an
nounced, by which the United States become
q partner in the international care Of uni
form standards in Weights and measures Progress
the introduction Of the Of metric measures in
this country was reported. From the Committee on
Coinage, Mr.. Elliott reported that the supply OF coin
from the had been sufficient to reduce the value
of silver coin, coin, 10 about with gold OF course
the value bullion very far below Prior 10 tho
recent coinage OF silver, coins OF that metal had
not been In sufficient number TO meet the
general need. and their scarcity had given them q
slightly higher value than gold but now they were
about equal. There is no Immediate prospect OF an
issue silver In Of the wants OF trade. and III
any event such is not likely to take place be-
fore the RESUMPTION Of specie payments, II the present
policy Of the Treasury is continued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
DECISIONS-MAY 30.

Supreme COari-C hcnbers--Bv Judge DOnohue.-
Connolly agt. Connolly NandcrhOrst Chambers kages
agt klages Smith swift ag Wood; Best agi
Rec ~ mo -; Center agt Schebibg'
same no o. same agt (So. - Deshon ag Desh N
Ellis agt. Caaghan Citizens savings Bank agt CO'ttHo
MOsbaCk Amend; LOmbarto aEt. Hotchkiss tWau
Allen Citizens Insurance agt HotchklnS cbuI
Philips agt. Cnning CHAM: agt. Hazelton Mlb9u agt
HCdden Maybe agt IctSOn Manhattan SAVINGS lnst'
ton art Thenzel Bruud agt Schappert Amend aG Wlcd
eTsDn-Oriors granted keCknaEc AIT Lawrence tonhef
ag ChambcIlan.-Mo granted Carter ag 1alcol az
Tor ar 1rOucose; agt. Representations denied IN
the Of FSy-MotiOn denied memorandum BasScJ
act Pitts-TaXatiOn affirmed Edlng AIT. Adams order
viii stand Weeks Campbc-Ileiere appointed Louis
solomon Order granted DENYING motion GeoTgi ag,'
GcOrCi-raNatiOa reduced Homeopathic Mutual Life lsu-
Co. Venor-GIanel; = Cardwen appointed re
ce.veT. NetmOre ag- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jones aG''
BrOWnMOtion denied with costs Move agt. Valentine
Motion for receiver granted motion for judgment dehe
without costs. 4.
By judge lawrence agt ADMINISTRATIONS TO
omen Judgment is denied with $40 costs anu with dsOuse
nlcuts reference
special TrTIa-By Judge Brunt.McClokey ct al agt
settled notice. Dcyerna Ggt loIe'
Judgment for the plaintiff Carey ct al Hgt GAMER CT VI"
Opinion. Astor ct al aGt. Chanler ct aL-Opinon
Supreme Court-Special Tcrm-By Judge Sanford.
Harrison agt Cutting CT al Oglvia agt Cutting CT al
vim aC Cutting al Bentley aGt Cutting Ct al1ndg-
defendants, dismssing the complaint III each
on the merits with costs opinion
Judge Sper-HeITm6n agt. the Merchants insurance
COTnpany.-Order denying motion.
Chef Justice CuTtis.-ln the matter OF Cassdy-Order
appointing b. Dosn guardian al tem OF Mary A. EGan
infant plaintiff the matter OF the petition OF Garner
Order appointing James H. Gilbert guardian adj hte OF Fan.
Garner, infant SChuIthers ag Schappert ct aOTdeT
substitution Hoameister ay HOfmesterOrder settled
GlOhn Observation-Disclosures denying motion with $40
Wheclhan agt. Wider-Ordcr granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT-CuAMDERs- Donohue Nos II, As. ~,
So 80 So G 80 &C. 81 ~ lOl, lG3 49, 49, lj0 ltO lGI
1872 lG l76 49, 1874, 1885. Assessment Nos 80 10 l2l
l79 1872 1888 1888, 1872 93 1911, l9J, 1896 1871 1888 1872 200
GENERAL TERM-Ingais Daniels and Potter, il NOS
10 III III l26 40 49, l57 1873 l69 l7S 100 1916
1853 i76 lO9 1873 81 1871, 1872 lS 1884 1855, 1855, lSS.
SPECIAL TFRN-Nan BrUn Nos. 800, $40, loi ~ i6u
So 3gl 400 1874 1O5. 292 II, 453 26l So 4is 400 $50
AIS Az AS, 10, 46, 4S, +Sl 3S1, 4SJ sJl
49,, 49S. 500 j02. BOZ sos. 5US 5l2 $500
CiRCIIT-PAET 1-BarTett, Case on No. l179.
II-LawreuCe Mos. !, 953, 800, ISL DDS 203a
1901 1905 1908 1880 1885, 1888 1891, 33i2 1885, 1873
1O5 1855 1851 l42l 1890 2oG6, 20j7 ago 1864 1871
PAET ui-Yan Worst. J.Aos 2jO2, 800, 597, az 1890
5000 3s4. l44l, lli9 1928, l527h l2l7 l547 1919 ll1i
G5Sl2 l44i 1862, 81 go 1882 37j. 1871 1867. 1870
SUPERIOR CoURT-SrECIAL TERM-Cmus, Z. J-No day
calendar.
TRIAL TER-PART I-Speir. J.-No SOC.
COMMON PLEAS fAMBEHs-J +. DAILY, NO u. 49,.
TRIAL TERM-PARr Ivan HOesen J-NOs4i9, l95l 1880,
1881, 4jl, 2O3 2O4 67s $50 $50 5S 239i $780, 229 o.
ll43 1880 1893 2l37 500 3S7 2GOl lll5 1868 b+S 1875
1928 2i3 l47. l4s 273o 620l9 1876 2G95 1888. 400
MAXINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-PARr l-AlEer. g. J.-Nos.
4639, 1874, 1922 4439 2ol4 2oi5. 272l. 25sd' 1871
PART u-Goepp, Mos. 447i 1919 429S' 1919: 4GO3'
PAET III-SinG0tt Nos 237j, 425O. 3S6I. ih55'
1861 1855 2343 442l 2G3 4lGs 4iGG, 1870 i67l 4672
lG73.
GENERAL SEssioNs-PART I-Ifackett R.Katuna Krackal
dor arson anderson. Charles schultz burglary
John d. PAYNE grand larceny; Annie Donovan John hcho
the person; Mary Bowers Henry amS grand
larceny. -
PAM II-Gfdersleeve J.-Enos Coe, msiemcanor ICON
unedl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
BENJAMIN MOVES ON TRIAL.

EVIDENCE OFFERED BY THE DEFENCE EXCLUDED
The counsel for Benjamin NOyes at Newark
Yesterday offered to prove by Mr. Boardman. of New
YORK that Mr.. Noyes told bin that he had signed a
eesnt 10 Mr. sedwell which lie afterward discovered
was wrong and that Mr. Stedwell would draw up
correct receipt This receipt embraced an item of
$4,000 in Government bonds and another item Of
$4,000 In cash. which Mr. NOyes declares lie did not
receive and not receive, but which tho prosecu
on maintain that Mr. NOyes recepted for, part Of
the alleged conspiracy and passed over TO Mcssr Sted
well and Fay; this, IL is alleged being the price paid by
Mr. Moves for the reinsurance OF the NcwJersey Mutual
and the transfer OF its assets TO the National Capitol
Company. Judge Depue excluded the evidence.
william +. Harvey, actuary Of the Charter Oak Life
Company, testified that on July 20 1871 he
made estimate OF the value of the policies OF the Ma
tlOna Capitol the amounted to nearly 100000
on 4l2 per cent basis.
William NJ. Force, OF Newark, formerly a director Of
the NewJersey Mutual testified concerning the appoint
ment OF reinsurance committee. Witness suggested to
Secretary Kelsey that the Mutual Benefit Of Newark,
might be induced 20 reinsure the NewJersey Mutual,
and Mr. Kelsey made objections witness tried TO get
the company reinsured III the United states Company
previous 10 its reinsurance III the National Capitol.
The Court adjourned till this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of Miss Rosina u. Breitman
against John W. Mutt TO $4,000 for seduction
and breach OF promise of marriage the Jury I'm Brook
yn, yesterday, rend red sealed verdict, giving the
plaintiff 81 900.
In the suit of James Deverna against Ferdi-
nand W. Hofee others, recover the theatrical
properties of Baba Judge Van Brunt yesterday gave
JUDGEMENT for the plaintiff Franklin Bien appeared for
'ne painful Lewis Johnston for tue defendant.
Patrick Rafferty,, in the Supreme Court.
ofookvn' recovered verdict OF 81 900 against the
MeMahon, which, he claimed was LOST v the ne al
OF the company In allowing stone TO fall upon n
fult0n Cutting was left q certain income
by his mother during his lfe with power 70 dr4ct nv
his VIII how the principal should be divided ui odS
tors claimed that this power was a h.naeo,a,
interest. and they were entitled under II N tha
principal on his death Judge Sanford delivered
terday, long opinion holding that the power was 1o,a
and therefore the creditors can get nothing. ~
Jacob NJ. Long, Alderman, and Peter Seevv.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, elected for two years, in 1869
ousted at the Spring election directed by the
legislature in 1870. They paid to May l. and
have brought suits each for the balance Of his salary
for two years s6333 49, The case was decided against
them ON demurrer and they appealed, claiming that
tne Legislature could not deprive them Of their Offices
except by ab0ishing them. The Supreme Court General
aefm' yesterday reserved its decision.
Thomas Nolan, New-York LAWYER. began
tsmt few months ago In the Brooklyn City Court
sAns' me BrooVH Eagle, to recover $4,000 damages
al aneeea nDel' claiming that the paper had made
statements iufng his professional reputation The ac
pon was dismissed and motion for nav trial wa.
sepied. Thereupon Nolan, who Appeared "a hi. avn
rtorpey, began new action in the New srnr.m.
2ptL norris Pearsa the counsel Tor he Seysndent
'eneo yesterday from Judge Donohus an order stay,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23

Bark Loved (Nor Psus Cork for orders, Benham Boye
Bark Vator CNorJ Bjornsen stavanger Norway Punch,
BARK Virgo tAust) Iyanch, cOnstantnOpc Turkey, John
Bari Eliza Barss CBr., Hollis Hamilton Bermuda. Jones
Bng Annie Ingram (3r) Grroir, st. Thomas, DAN '" L.
Brig Thomas TmrIl Port OF Spain, Trinidad. l. W.
BRIG Long each Anderson Port Of spain Trinidad James
ARRIVED
steamship City OF Washington Zimmerman. Havana
May IT, with mise and pass TO F. Alexandra ; ms 20 and
$ W Pass 18Th with mdse and pass Bogert Morgan
Steamship Regulator Dosne wilmington NJ u u"!S
steamship Powhstan U y Fiebrown Norfolk She has a
steamship John Gbson Chichester Georgetown. D. c. via
Alexandria with mde and pass to j. L. Rome r. and ns,s
to old Dominion steamship co; -, - ,.u,., %
steamship LANCASTER Mile Philadelphia with coal to the
BARK FTc7a GNor Baauw Havre 80 days in ballast TO
RarE YSyersE Jarvis Matanzss II days with sugar to s.
Rig Eiche toi TURKS Island Lindsay Porto cabelo 10
day. WIN Soe eS ~ Dae t s%q2n Kicker carlenas
10 with and me ado 10 Drexe Morgan CO.
moias S to dwight risii .' ''''' - '''' wan
wIND-sun,et-At sandy Hook. light, y. w; clear At
CITY Island. y. W; clear.
FOREIGN PORTS
LONDON; May 22The steamship Arato capt Jones' from
Tic steamship Croft lBr) capt IIodCSon from Newfork
Nav q for Hull, has arrived there z.,- -.
steamship August Andre (Beg.t CGpt Eyer from
New. York May for Antwerp. has arrived there ., -
The steamship iucnayentura lSp3n) capt uTfia, from
Nov Orlran. Nav Liverpool. has arrived there.
JUEINsTOWN May 22-fhc White star Line stelnsilp
Ceic Capt Geado sailed from here ut 43O p M today Tor
New. York. &c.. a..
Carve from New York MAY 4. has arrived here.
t,OUT ANTON MAY 22.-The NoTtlerman Lloyds steam
ship Leipzig ingk from Baltimore MAY fer Bremen
arrived here odav g., c..- u,
GLASGOW, NAV 22.-The state Line steamship state Of
Louisiana tap Johnston from New-iork May o. arrived
here ) o'clock this mOrnnc. 81,
MONTREAL, May 1.-THE steamship Peruvian, Capt Smith
Liverpool Tor this port passed Father Point at $50 a. m
TODAY
LONDON, MAY 22-Saled 18th inst, Post, Victoria capt
Nietiug; tIusepuna RI 2Oth inst Aeolus Canessa RARE
Chapman Osen =. :. del BOschCttO St OcncNcve
MOliamO 2iSt Patent, Peppina hignano lrnazo
Belle, Wmburn, the latter for DOOOy saga capt
SOyg BaljimOr"; ag1; pa inst, Sommeren Arctic
Can't Danuevig ali New.YOrk; Quebec, for Delaware
Breakwatcr; MarsarchI ,o.,
18Th inst Wilhelm Foss passed Copenhagen; l9th
inst IrOeltorr Nepun Capt Johannesen Kcgia taolna
SauyiS; 2Oth inst giuseppe MGs>une WIN owen PrOnio
2lst inst GcunannO the latter at Gloucester; Chas cReh
Peunery, Meteor Italia selma stanford; ga
inst, Aplia, COLOMBIA capt lOstTup; SOhHabend
IEoI later Sh,D Necs. n anu Sc run Pd7e.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-23
THE COURTS.
INC ruA,.IFR,S ESTATE.

no rur TRUSTS AND ALLOWANCES
1bo children of John Winthrop Chanier arc
-, -. : ,roo estate from their greatgraniatneI'
,,,a q Astor upder two trust DEEDS niaue W nm
w q, ,oo,hers will under mistake, at'eihP'eu " ~
tA'l ,osa trpsts and did direct within 'he'n '"'
H"o 900 horld go 70 her husband and an anhu1 VI
" 80 =. her rather Samuel Ward various dueS"0.
s.,O 80 as % whether the trusts had eApHeu' 90
VI i - to On 70 John winthrop ChaieI o'''.o
NEITHER the United States Trust Conpan'' onorol
-, tho Surrogate, at Mr.. ChanlerS loPu0s' ~ 10 s,ob
Guardian OF his ten children was 10 Urdian in his Will
sm-Sian or the persons named "a ~ there remained
guardap VI sraians; and whether tHeIer rsf Com
snv trnsts 10 executed INC hetr request for the
pany should not De SUBSTITUTE"
present V Rrnpt before whom the III. t,tm CSaner
Judge van " az tried, decides tnaI MI Ia 80
test these ques'ionS he Surrogate the appointment
naVlug 'nsnv as guardian, cOuiu NV o S,,aooto
the trust iSe without the consent OF inc 0r os"v
will or othirwise 1r1sfs In Mr. AstOr's first deed gre
He nous ,e real estate, but NOlu as 10 tHe w Il,
valid as 70 ny under the second deed are valid as 10 e
that the tss before il was made but void as 10 te
t%o and that all the trusts under pits Onaue1 1hn
ON VA The United states trust company Is 10 DC VIZ
new ,Eer Guestion was 10 the 100000 left to Mr.
cbanler Judge Van Brunt holGs as 10 tnsl, tha see
estate her husbands without regard 10 any
premium The executors are 10 purchase an ahS r Of
Srterly payment 10 begin six months AFTER her ucath
qSn another proceeding the same estate was begun
,ore Jndge Van Brunt by the guardians named 10 NJ
Coaners WILL 10 fix the allowance 10 DE mace 70 the
b,idren during their minority. AS tue income Oh ue
Safe a over 100000 they proposed an allowance OF
$1,000 wear Judge Van BTunt thinks this too much
g. N will bring the children up to mode OF NE Wllcn
their separate incomes alter they become 0 Mo- WIZ
moi enable them 20 maintain, ana hxes S3VVVo US u
mora proper amount, vita the remark tnat he las
erred Ii is in allowing too much Joseph H. Ghoaie ap,
reared for the trustees Edgar 8 Van WlnEe lOr .he
fntted States Trust Company; T. WesterveIt Tor Mf.
CHAMBERS executors and tho guardians named IN his
will william Jay as the gilard AN dd fe" lor al'e
T.ancis Ryrne for Samuel Ward