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and properly both aS Il
the complaint IN TINS action and mentioned In the said
ssadea SO 70 be to the pian,s the Loan and
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The 10Th day q March IN ss Year 1878 y osiosk
sssaway II The city Of New YSIs ~ bernard smyh
aaeon 70 the highest ads Tor casa the oo~D de-
sessd 2 and sngas. the railway: of the said
River. 70 and including TIE hn"l terminus o. the
Known as tho, Sewburg Branch. lroa Newbsrg TO tie
main s and .G a.. that n part Of Off, The railway as.
Ing HereIsve to Nttica in the state New York;
the s s Ss% ana Now
any Of them ,ogether with all the lands tracks lines.
erccons ances walls, fixtures, franchises vieges and
sn 81 .ss sls sas 81 nae
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the sg ass IL i estate rs
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law or IL equity sonysysd or sssS a. .S SssG the ks
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Rochester ana Genesee Valley Railroad Company and ~
in action stocks bonds book bills receivable and
other evidences OF Indebtedness leaehod estates
aud other the said judgment
Given under my hand the city OF New York. this 2lso
GEOissf TICKNOR CURTIS. Referee.
TURNER LIKE X McCLUEk
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
~ Nassau st.. New York.
Tho sale OF the above described property heretofore adj
vertsed TO take place the 2s day Of Janua~y S7s AZ
~ o'clock tho Merchants rxchnn salesrooms,
Mo- III broadway In the city Of New York, then and
there adjourned to the 18th day " March. 1873 ut ths
GEORGE TiCKSoR Curtis,
Referee.
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THE LATHAM COLLECTION.

vt the Leavitt Art Rooms BIT Broadway Monday
ing. March Ia. DAY aud evening
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Mr. SAMUEL r. AVERY respectfully announces TO the
public that he has been authorized by the Hon Milton
= Latham OF San Francisco Cal, to offer public auction
his collection very valuable By the eelo
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CIVIL NOTES.

William Myers, clerk in n Broadway dry
goods store was arrested on Saturday and held In
81 900 bail IN an action for breach of promise, brought
by Miss Elizabeth Brandt, dancer in travelling
troupe. She lays the damages at @5,OOO.
Joseph Aoad Arbeely, his wife, Mariana J'
Aoab Arbeely and their five children, all syrians went
to the Supreme Court Clerks office Saturday and De
cared their intention TO become citizens OF the OnIeu
States. They speak English quite huentY
Mary Morris, alias Black Lena" no.
torlous shoplifter sentenced December 81 1876, 10
four years and six months in the Kings County Penten
tiary was released last Monday, in $4,000 bail, for al
legged Irregularities in her trial She and Catharne Mar
tin were arrested for stealing camels hair shawl,
and were sent to Raymond Street Jail. They escaped,
and eighteen months later they were arrested IN bOsOn
tried In Brooklyn aud sentenced. The conviction VIII
be reviewed the second Monday in September IN the
Supreme Court in Brooklyn.
The case of the executors of Mrs. Elizabeth
Hughes against her husband, Henry Hughes was de-
cided by Judge Van Hoesen on Saturday Mrs Hughes
in her lifetime deposited part of her money In trust Tor
her husband with the Greenwich Savings Bank When she
came to make her will she handed that bank book WIN
another to her executors The executors thought that
this amounted to vacation Of the trust and the money
should therefore pass under the will Judge Van Hoe
sen holds that II did Hughes IL seems assigned LOT
amount 10 one Clifford. Judge Van Hoesen hOfIs that
any deception practiced on Hughes - gOOu grOuu 70
set aside the assignment hut Will not defeat MS ght W
the fund deposited for his benefit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

West Brighton, g. l. The start made at O'clock
and the first boat finished 45O p. The largest boat.
the Ocean Spray, made the in hours AZ minutes
and 80 seconds and wOn beating the second boat by
29l9 minutes time allowance.
The Crescent Boat Club had its second annual meeting
at Pleasant Valley Saturday afternoon and engaged
In several rowing contests two miles IL
length. slxoared gig race between the Clio and Nellie
by the former in IL minutes 40 seconds.
Thomas Powell, James Walters and Charles Latham
rOwed In the senior snge-scus, which won by the
hrstnamed, by length and half, in ID minutes, 81
seconds. The four-oared gig race was rowed by the
johnson and Cook crews and while the former took the
water first and led for the mile latter took the
lead before the finish, and won in 10 minutes, 22
seconds. severs junior contests finished the days
sport
dOuble-scull race for the championship Of the Mon
auk Rowing Association took place at South Cove Jer
sey City, Saturday the distance being two miles, for
a champion gold medal and elaborate set of colors.
James Monroe, jr OF NewYork and Charles E. Reid, of
Jersey City, rOwed against William j. Winter, OF Brook
the latter took the lead and kept it for the first
mile Monroe and Reid passed them, and won by two
lengths in 10 minutes, 45 seconds.
The entries for the second annual regatta Of the Me-
tropoitan Oarsmen's Association are said to include
some OF the best amateur Of the country aud
the committee expects that the regatta witch will take
place on Wednesday GU the Pleasant Valley course will
be one Of the best which has been rOwed there.
The following are the entries. which were closed on Sat
urday.
New.York City T. l. Philips and George W. Lee, Triton
Boat Club, Newark, n. j.
Junior Standardization Duanue ArgOnauta Boat Club
j. Earle Nereid Boat Club ID. Lynch and Joseph Magi,
WaveTly Club Frazier Pasade Club, YOnkers
W. Childs, Nautilus Boat Club.
FdtTOdTed ShetiSBayOnne Rowing Association, BayOnne
n. j.. ArgOnauta Boat Club, Bergen Point N. j.
IOUr-odred Jni0r gtGS-ArGonauta Boat Club, Bergen
Point n. CaTman Rowing Association New Ork City
Nonparel Rowing Club Harlem Nereid Boat Club, Brook
lyn; BayOnne Rowing Association.
FOuTOGred Steti-Uaruan Growing Association Saugerties
Boat Club, Saugeres N Y; Atlantic Boat Club, HOboken
Siroqred qgs-Carman Rowing Association Dauntess
Boat Club Harlem
EiqhtOdrcd bdrGS-COlunba College Boat Club ResOlute
ROaU Club, New York City.
The Qualification Committee will meet at the Sturte-
want House this evening hear and decide any protests
against the entries The committee coIsits Of Judge H.
A. Gderseeye General Alexander ShRler. L. G. Bruce,
T. A, Buck and Commodore John s. Dickinson. Genei al
NJ. T. McMahOn VIII conduct the regatta, and Herman
Oelrichs will act as referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23.-Lieutenant Charles
W. Christopher ordered 10 duty OF the Mare Island
Navigation Department; Passed Assistantfurgeon +.
b. Stephenson duty a the Boston Navy Yard Passed
Asslstantsurgeon A. C. Hennger TO duty at the Naval
Hospital Chelsea Mass; Assistant Surgeons Edward H.
Green Y. A. Lowering. Geo. LpplncOtt, Chas. H. HID
bell r. II. McCarty ana Robert Whiting TO the New
York Naval Hospital September q for instruction pre-
liminary TO examination for promotion Ensign Austin
NJ Knight Is detached from the Naval Academy aud
placed on waiting orders Acknowledgements David o.
Lewis and Ernest NOrfcet from the Chelsea Naval HOS
pital aud ordered the NewYOrk Naval Hospital I'd OF
Septeber for Instructions preliminary 10 examination
for promotion Passed Acknowledgment Frank Ander-
SON. from the receiving ship Wabash has been ordered
New-York Naval Hospital for instruction preInl
nary 10 examination for promotion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
SuDDEY LOSS or SPEECH IND HEARING

William Gregory, eighteen years old, living
at No 2 Doyerst, standing at Waterst and Peck
Slip Thursday afternoon, with some companions, When
a dea and dumb passed by. Gregory began to make
fun Of the afflicted man. when suddenly he felt n
shock and afterward discovered that he had lost
the senses OF speech hearing He hurried home and
informed his parents Of these circumstances writing.
They took their son the Chambers Street Hospital,
where the surgeon I'm charge examined him, but could
make nothing OF the case He eDdeavOred 10 Brighten MIN
by means OF a shOcli, but failed most signaly. Young
Gregory when at the hospital wrote on piece OF paper
that his affection was due TO the " will OF God" His
parents Yesterday had him at church, when prayer was
offered on his behalf The house surgeon at the hospital
says that IL is OF the most singular cases that ever
came under his observation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
CRAFTSMANSHIP AT CREEDMooR.
SATURDAYS coNrEsTs-MATcHKs AT THE FAL
MEETING


MEETING.
w. H. Jackson, of the American Rife Team
scored 200 points IN a possible 225 at CreedmoOr on
Saturday the contest Sharp's prize Of $3.50
gold This the twelfth competition for this prize
and there were fourteen entries The conditions OF the
match require that the winner must make the highest
score at each OF the ranges and while Mr. Jackson made
the highest the 900 and 1000 yards distance
his score at 500 yardswas ninth in the list.
The eleventh competition for The Turf Field and Farm
challenge badge shot at the 200 yards distance f.
H. Holton winning 1t for the second time score of
IA possible so. TO become the property OF the Win
ner il must be won by him three times.
The programme for the sixth annual Fall prize meet
ing at Crcedmoor, which begins Tuesday, September
IT, was issued Saturday by the National Rife Associ
alton. 1t comprises twentyseven matches, including
eight subscription matches the three prizes in each OF
the latter consisting OF onehaf the entrance money In
the other nineteen matches there ZIG prizes aggre
gazing 81 075 in value. The Interstate Military, Inter
national Military, the Military Championship Match OF
the United States the Interstate Long Range, ana the
Wimbledon Cup matches wiz be features Of the meeting
The International Military Match is open TO teams
Of twelve from each division OF the Army,
the Navy, tie National Guard OF the several
states aud Territories; from England. Ire
land, Scotland. and each OF the provinces OF
Great Britain and Canada and all other countries the
distances be shot being 200 500 and 600 yards and
ment. The prizes Will be trophy, valued at $1,000
presented by eX-Judge Hilton; badge TO be presented
TO each member Of the winning team and such prizes as
may be subsequently announced Tne Interstate mill
tary Match prizes amount TO $780, and the first prize
has been won by NewYOrk, Connecticut and California
It now being held by California. The Wimbledon Cup,
valued at $500 has been Won In 1872 by MAJOR tutOn
1876, l. l. Allen and in 1877 by Dudley selph OF New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
INSTRUMENTATION q.

Common Pleds-SpeeiaI TtTm-Bv judge Larremore.
-Scheder agt. KOcl1er.-Ofder granted. -,
Judge j. r. Day.-AleXander agt Meyer ana otheF
PRAYER OF denied with so COSTS see opinion fy
agt Aalre aud OthersDsmissed but without COSTS I0l
gan act allowance Of $50 granted To each party
moving Gardiner agt Sisyy.-Order sHttled anu sisheu
BY Judge Van IfOesen-ln the matter Of horsia -feloh
denied; opinion Clark agt BaDbitt-MOtoh usulsu s,
decision. Abrahams agt Bothner Judgment LOT tle @
ant; see opinion Mulvey aRt Lyons-lWuncuOn u5heu
see decision Cantee ETC. agt Seaman, etc-Decree sg
Tly.-This must stand over ul the
children Of George q. Ely are made parties deenlan on
opinion. R6cOer agt LOelf-MOuon lul
an fnmcuOu denied without costs Warden agt fahery
Mckee agi. Flahery.-MOtiOn OF Warden Is denied sec
ouiuOu The Pacific Mail steamship Company agL LubuB.
Motion plaintiff denied, and motion Of defendant denied
Godfrey agt GOifrvyOTder resetted Flag agt tuught
port oil referee confirmed In the matter Of Oegh-OGdef
signed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
SELLING A BROTHERS PROPERTY.

Henry Cunningham, the late president OF
the LIQUOR Dealers Association, and known also as an
actor was partner IN restaurant buaness done by
firm known as Cunningham Lyons. His brother Will
liam was also partner in the firm. and on his brothers
death became his administrator, and sold out his
brothers share to Lyons for about $780, and his own
share for abou: $4,000 Mrs. Rose Muvey, the sister
OF the two brothers, entitled 10 share IN Henry
Cnnin ghans property and brought suit in the Court
of Common against Lyons TO set aside TINS SAFE
Judge Van UOesen In denying motion Tor an inunc-
tio Intimntcs his belief that William Cunningham, hay-
ing swindled his sister, trying 10 use her as tool
IN sWIude Lyons Her proper course would Dc 70 can
her hrotber 10 account before the Surrogate to hnd out
how Of tue SO $50 paid tor his own and hs brothers
share he took $1,000 for himself ana S3oS Ior Ills
brother's estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
CONTESTS on the WATER.

TnE MONMOUTH BEACH YACHT CLUB AND SCRUB
REGATTA-ENTRIEs FOR THE REGATTA OF THE
METROPOLITAN oARssIEN's ASSOCIATION.
The Monmouth Beach Yacht Club gave an
openbOat regatta the South Shrewsbury River on
Saturday The prominent features OF which were the
large number Of entries and the general dissatisfaction
among yachtowners in tho awarding OF the prizes The
yachts divided into four classes with two prizes
TOT each class, aud the course was twenty miles
iof the first three classes and ten miles for the fourth
eess After the race the measurement Of the boats and
The length Of time by the judges IN rendering
tneir decision created much dissatisfaction. which was
increased after the decisions announced The first
Prizes were awarded 70 the BERTHE Mamie. local and
Charles West and the second prizes to the Vixen, Said
Aeonora and Amy. As tho Of the yachts Vixen
and Leon0ra could convince the judges that their
boats had the first prizes they declined TO accept
Tue second prizes. The Of the Vixen then cbal
lenged the Of the BERTHE to race for 81 900, to
% sailed under yacht club rules
The eatrgged boats Lizzie V. n. sallie, Ariel, Blue
Jacket, Zephyr, Vixen and Ocean Spray had race on
saturday afternoon through the Upper Bay and thear
sows for silver cup presented by Thomas LaDgdOD, Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
DEATH FROM ALCOHOLISM.

Sarah Mcbride, age twenty-nine, of No. 456
second-aye died in Bellevue Hospital Friday. She was
arrested Saturday night by Officer McGodrick OF the
Eighteenth Precinct complaint OF Peter Paulsen for
assault and battery She was taken sick at the station
house aud was removed 10 Bellevue She there stated
that the officer kicked her In the abdomen The next
dav she recovered and brought TO court and held
in $500 bail She again taken sick In the T0mbs,
and was brought TO the hospital In stralght-lacket
Deputy Coroner Miller made autopsy yesterday ana
found that the woman was suffering from alcoholism.
which caused her death The stories OF cruel treatment
hnNe hnnn lnnled.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
"R,sxs p-sbrewd clerk with an eve {

"RIsKs. "-Shrewd clerk with an eye to his
pcrcentaRe: "Take accident insurance ticket, sirf
Passenger inervouslyl: "Wha fort" Clerk Well, sir
nothing has gone wrong wixt this and London for the
last fouTtcau InOntbs and, by the beverages the next
smash on the hup line is overdue exactly six weeks and
three daysp (0ld gent forks out with alacuty.l-
Punch.
A little Brighton girl went with her mother
on visit friends house and listened with great de-
light 20 her hostess playing the piano when the ar
was concluded she deliberately handed the surprised
lazy cent "Why, ma" she replied TO the rem0il-
organ man a cent, and Mrs. - plays ever so much
ggOder than him I" Fact Boston Traveller.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
TWO erCENT RnRRERIES.

The case of Francis Mccoy, suspected oil
being one Of tho gang who perpetrated the Stone rob
herv was adjourned by Judge Murray to next Saturday
~ The rcnpes of his own counsel who claim that they
will then be able to prove that Mccoy had nothing TO do
with IL.
The case Of Luoen Parker. or "Bg Jim Watson and
"Riny Hart" suspected Of the same cre but charged
with stealing jewel box from the residence OF Wlis
the testimony ex-conyct, Charles Serene vas 80
fully SUSTAINED by circumstances that ne was Jushed III
holding the prisoners in 81 900 bail each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
PRosEcUrING A COMPLAINANT.

Henry Weed, some time ago, preferred
charges against one Dr. Newton whitehead. of No 2l5
East Fortynftbst of malpractice The case fell through
and two efforts were made to have Mr. Weed arrested
both OF which faed Justices Duffy and Kbreth reius-
ing 20 grant warrants against him. On Saturday new
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
"MooNsHINERs BECOMING TIRED OF THE
RITSIEEgS

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 23.-Revenue raid
ers in Putnam and jackson Counties report the destruc
ton Of three Illicit disteres, and the arrest OF one DIS
tier Six men gave themselves up. and say they are
tired of Illicit dstlllipg. large number express will
ngness 10 quit the business the Government win al
low them to give themselves up, and not mfct heavy
penalty upon them. This matter will be referred TO
CommiBsiOuer Raum.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
rHF sro1EN CANAnIAN RANK.NoTEs.

Jacob ID. Otis, the broker, OF No. AZ Ex-
ohange-Dlace who arrested Friday, charged with
participation in the robbery Of S12400 In Canada bank
notes. was taken before Justice Murray on Saturday
who committed him 10 the charge Of the detective until
to-day when the Canadian authorities are expected 70
arrive here search warrant against thrd person
was refused until they should arrive.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26

complaint against Mr.. Weed was preferred by Agnes
Holbrook the servant OF Dr. Whitehead, that MI Weed
had followed her and pretending TO be an Q1cer com
PEELED her 20 return to DR.. Whtehead's house. Mr..
Weed admitted that he somewhat energetic In Try
ing obtain evidence I'm the but denied that ne
pretended to be an officer. Justice Kasmire before
whom the case came admitted Mr. Weed TO bail in $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
CATFNDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAABERs-Yan Brunt J Calendar
called al A. m Nos l. II, 80, 49, 80, So ~ 81 o. lgi
1875 1871 1877 59 1913, l67, no. ILL., 49, la ~ 49, IV
stFRRioR CoURr-sPEcIAL TERM-speir, JNo day oalen-
daT. , ~, r No
day CAlenlar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
THE COURTS.
THE TEUTONINs DIRECTORS.

CRIMINAL, PROCEEDINGS BEGUN AGAINST THIN
FIVE OF THEM ARRESTED
Civil process of arrest was granted II July
against the trustees OF the TeutOnia Savings Bank,
the charge that in way or another they had with
drawn unusty the banks funds from its depositors.
The civil process was based the affidavit Of Michael
Hahn tho secretary published at that time in TIE
TRIBUNE in which he acknowledged that he agent OF
himself and the other directors had charged commits
sions on the purchases of bonds, which commissions
were divided among the directors and TO cover up this
abstraction Of funds the bonds had been charged the
books of the bank than the price actually paid
for them Part OF these fraudulent transactions were
IN 1874 Ono OF the directors John OTTO had shot him
self previous to this disclosure, but not fatally although
still in critical condition. John scheuermann, the
president has been sick for several weeks All except
Otto have given $4,000 bail in the civil suit
Meanwhile some of the depOsitOrs have been dssatis-
fed with the mere effort to recover back the money
enbezzled and insisted that the directors should be
punished crimnally Last week q criminal complaint
was made before Justice Otterbourg against John
seheuerman president Frederick seagrist, Jacob Ber
man. Michael Rneinhardt, John Schnugg. Joseph Weger,
John Thesis Charles Merz, John OTTO Nicholas seagrst
and John Homberg The complaint was made by Henry
Dauscha president Of the depostOrs' committee. but
the chief evidence the affidavit OF Michael Hahn in
substance the that used In the civil suits Jus
ee tterbourg issued warrants for the arrest Of all the
trustees aud on Saturday Messrs scbnugg Thesis HON.
berg Merz and Woiger were brought before Justice
Otterhonrg AT the Essex Market Police Court and IN
answer 10 tine charge waived examination, and asked
for pOnement in order TO be represented by coun-
ei Tho case was set down for Wednesday at 10 m,
tbe accused persons being admitted 10 bail in $1,000
each The friends OF the prisoners, VINO were III court
1roInufT sn6pled the bail and two sureties for eacn
uehed in ne necessary amount The other warrants
except those against seheuermann and Oto whose con
cuted az possible ,,. -,
The amounts that the trustees have on deposit with
the bank the amounts they have oyerdrawn are said
10 be q follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-26
Glnslral JnsIrumeTrs

A DUMAHAUT, late S. X. BALL g. CO.,
N No rs EAST l4rIST.
Chickering's Stenways aud other Pianos and organs 10"
for cash, on instaments, and for rent
ORGANS.-Splendid $40 organs for 500,
" $500 for 500 s275 $50 500 for SO 90 Tor ~ ana
sI5 for SOB PIANOS$90O pianoOrte for t22O, SOO LOT
5000 $3.50 for $685. S7O0 for $685. 5000 for $3.50 cash not
used year perfect order warIantedi great
unryaed Instruments unequaled prices send Tor catalogues
HORACE WATERS & sons 40 East l4thst.. n. Y.