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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPREME COURT HAMBERs-D0nOhue J.-Nos. -, 90 ~
So 80 81 &c. 1914 l0j 1908 ll5 llG, 1873 49, 49, l57 li
1877 10 l13 ia III so. ISL. -
GENERAL TERN-Ingalls, Daniels and Potter, JJ.-ngs
49, 1877 no, Ill 49, ia lij, 90, los, 1876 iI l54 ~
l70 lS0 90 l26 $50. 1921. lao, li5 l5l l5 100 49,
SPECIAL fERM~yan Brut, g.-Nos 81 S55, S7e Sss 10y
So 100 90, SOL 429. 1874. lC5 292 y 453 26 - -
459 400 462 49, s9 4ls ~ 475 80 40 49, 4si 4o
CIRcuTr-PAET I-BarTctt, Case on, No. ll79 - -
PART II-Lawreuce J.NOs. J. 5j3, sb9 lAl, 0gs, sO5h
1904 1906 1905 1899 l49i 1885 1881. S3i2 1872 l5!S
4O5 1865 1857 l42l, 1880 1866 2057 1920 1854, l6L
PARr III-Van Worst, J. Nos 900. 6OI 5l2 1913 l2ys'
3Si I441 1ll9 ll25. lj2I, 1911 l5iI, 3i' Ili4 Ooo
liIi, 1862 81. 2 o, 1882, 375, 1921 1908, 1910. -
SUPERIOR CoURr-SrECIL lERM-CuTtls T. J'-NO Jay
calendar. =. 80, oco O., -,
500 s63 3 g. 77O, no, 1896. ll2, 3i6 79l.
COMMON PLEAS -CHANHERsJ. T. DAILY, J-Noday caeniai'
TRIAL TERN-PARr Ivan HOesen, Nos. AS, ly3l'
1910 iSi 46i. 2O3 2Oi. $40 57a $50 5sl 2394 800 22
Si 1876 2j2g 2i3 a. las 273O 62O 1916 269j. 4SS.
2i53. . - -.
4G7 1899 1909, 1924, 1925. 4l39, 2Olii 2Oi5 4V2i'
pSnT II Gaepp. JISos 4l7L 1919 1910 42ss 1919.
1903 06Oi SS9i 1903. 1850 fl5l. 42O 423. 42l6 45s
PAIR lII-Sinnott. J.-NOs. 237J, 42bU, 32g6. 3s5.'
4GS5 466l 1862 1868 1856, 463S 4G3 25ls, s4&l 4oO
1868. q, -, 60.
son, Thomas McMahou, fel0nous assault and battery
John sullivan, Charles DOherty Robert j. suffrage Mism
oates burglars Edward McGuire John Collins, excise
Frank A. II. smith, forgery. --- -.
PART II-GideTsleeye. JEnos Coe, misiemeanor ICON
ffuua
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
PATERSON TRUST COMPANY TRIALS.


The trial of J. II. Daggers, one of the
County Judges OF Passac County upon charge OF con-
spraey with f. Preston the convicted secretary and
OF the Merchants Loan and Trust Company
in fraudulently taking a mortgage for $1,000 and
"a note for the same amount from the assets
OF the bank, was opened yesterday at Paterson.
David Crawford the first witness, testified that
he gave note for $1,000 to Mr. Preston
its payment being secured by mortgage upon his house.
In September 1871 the defendant told HIM that he had
the note ana security and he afterward paid 300 upon
the note to Judge Daggcrs. Robert Mccullough test
fed that he discovered that Judge Daggers had received
OF the papers belonging to the institution, and on
July IL, four days after the failure. he asked
him when they were to be returned. Judge DaggeTs
brought them back aftcrward, as Mr. McC ullouSh saw
OF the second receiver T. Theodore
Bell. John BOwerng testified that he met Judge Dag
the morning after the failure. and he showed him
which he said he going to nave recorded
Hector G. Hudson testified 70 taking the acknowledge OF
the assignment OF the mortgage from Mr. Preston to
Counsellor McGce for the defence asked Judge Dixon
10 direct the jury render verdict Of acquittal the
state not having shown conspiracy between Judge
Daggcrs and Mr. Preston Dlstrict-Attorney Woodruff
delivered long argument against Mr. Notices motion,
taking the ground that there had been enough evidence
brought out from which the jury could draw infer
enccs Of fraud. Judge Dixon denied the motion
National Bank John Cook. H. b. Crosby, and T. c. Van
DYk Leading czeus of Paterson, testified that the
character the defendant had always been above re-
prOach. Judge Daggcrs testified that he understood at
the time the company suspended that John Hopper,
James Peel JgmcS JaeSsTa Heo dIe
amount due them. End he thought 1t was perfectly
legal On learning that the action OF the secretary was
Illegal, he had returned the securities he had TAKEN lie
had deposit the bank OF about $1,000. and he ne
ccptcd and its security payment as he did
not want e. wait until the affairs OF the company had
becu wound up by receiver. Dlstrct-AttOTney Wood
ruff only took ten minutes for his summing up. Mr.
followed the defence, and the Court adjourned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22

the trial OF her suit for damages was begun yes,eraa
before Judge Lawrence In Supreme Court. Circuit
Francisco Cascbma yesterday in the Su.
preme Court. Brooklyn. recovered verdict Of 1000 I'm
the suit brought by him against John Chertozzx 70,
alleged Islander. The plaintiff alleged that the defend
ant had said that he Cascbina) had poisoned his tIsi
partner years ago. for the purpose OF malrng
his widow. A general denial was made By the deienca
The trial of the suit of Rosina p. Brett
meyer, age seventeen. through her father "a her
guardian, to recover $4,000 from John W. Mutt for
alleged seduction and breach Of promise OF marriage
took place yesterday In the Brooklyn City Court Mr.
Mutt IL twenty-fOur years OF age. and Is member OF
the firm of r. A. Mutt, Sons a Co., No. Is Water-st
Judge Reynolds directed the Jury TO bring In sealed
verdict to-day.
In the suit of the New-England Iron Com.
pany against the Now-York Loan and Improvements
Company aud the Gilbert Elevated Railway Company
for COS 900 damages both the defendants asked ten
days further time 10 answer THIS granted WITH
little discussion TO Of the defendants but Tor the
other offer made TO answer within twenty-four
the exhibition 10 the defendants counsel OF
the original papers mentioned in the plaintiffs
plant Judge Curtis, in superior ConIt, Special Term
granted the ten days, and required the painut 10 show
the original papers TO the defendants counsel.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
PRoCEEpINGs. pECIsIoNs, ANp CALENpARs.


ALBANY. Nav 21.--In the Court of Appeals
to-day the following business was ransacted Moons-sm.
uel sanuels appaent agt the Evening Mail Association
Auguse struppman ct al appellants agt Auguste Muller
a-MOtion 10 dismiss appeal and hold the attorney
ppapers No Ijs.-The National Bank OF schnyIeryIe
respondent agt. Philip H. Lasher ct al. appellants No
appellants amended place q
those e; Pond for The motion and Lester opposed
appellant ag PttstOn and Emra Coal Compahy-SnO'
mitted No 405The German American Bank agt The Nor.
Machine Company, respondents agt George p PettbOns
aDPsIans argued s,e6SsD Rasn' Walker Ran;S o s
spondent. No 4O9-Xi6ert j. Jones. appellant act Mary
f. Ludlum, implicated etc. respondents submitted General
sumed and concluded No 22l.-Henry X. Wilkinson re-
spOndent ag Gill; appellants argued by samuel Hand
Western Railroad Co.. respondent Lawrence p Bayn ct
al appellants; argued by Roger A Prior for appellants and
The Following dec sions were handed Merritt ast
Agricultural Insurance Company Good Sih agt the Mass
Boyd executor agt. DelamoDt gne Agate Sands White
ag HOy ct al Meyer agt the Kniesobocker Life Insnr
OF York Wbttlesey receiver etc. ag Delaney Ousby
agt Jones; Thomson agL sweet kohfsehneider aEt
AIT. Calkns al; Higgins agt the Phoenix Mutual
Life Insurance Company DeOssy agt Morgan Booth agt
the Cleveland Rolling Mills Company ct al-uJdgment
affirmed. Dali the Delaware. Laekawana and Western
Railroad Company: Bliss agt JOhnsOn Mott agt the Con-
sumers Ice Company; Haden agt Coleman Murdoch agt
the Pro ,pect Park and COney Island Railroad Company
JUDGMENT reversed and new tra granted costs 70 abide
Company-Orier granting trial affirmed and
judgment absolute iOr def Ddant stipulation with costa
Nichols AIT NOOhs ct aCOmmssioners appeal dismissed
People rel Gchrst Murrsy.-Order OF
General Term reversed and Judgment verdict affirmed
ment OF Public Parks 10 acquire e for public drive north
-hfth-st In the city OF NewYOrk
ports referee cOumed and payment Of the money 20 Cru
nell ordered with De pad by the City Of NeYork
Day calendar for wednesday Nos 2Zo i1 2V@ l4S 20
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CLAIMING TO RE SANE.

4 COMPLAINT DISMISSED on TECHNICAL POINT.
Victorine NJ. McCloskey, at tho instance of
her children by her,irst marriage was declared luna
tic in 1871 in the County Court Of Genesee County She
SAYS that she was drawn from NewYOr that county
by a IA Sc message that her daughter very ill., and
came back to NewlOrk and the inquest was taken by
default. Jasper b. Lewis was appointed cOmmlttte Of
her person aud estate. 1876 she applied to the Gen
Court for ersedcas 10 declare her sane at that
time, whether not at the time of the inquest
The matter referred. aud she that the referee
declared her sane but instead OF entering up decree
suit the proceeding was continued. She then began
suit against LOWS and her children TO have the whole
proceeding aside without jurisdiction and for
accounting from Lewis.
The suit was tried yesterday. The plaintiff has a
pleasant face and intelligent in appearance. The
point taken for the defence that by bringing the
writ superscdcas she had acknOw lodged the jurIsdc
ton OF the Goncsee County Court and could not here
assa its power Judge Van Brunt sustained this point
dismissed the complaint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
DECISIONs-MAY u.

Sunreme Court hcnGTs--By Judge DOnOhue.-
Deas agt the Central Propelng COmpany; Ilaacke agt
Obn aef Waters the matter OF the German Lutheran
Church Of ST. Mathew Germana Lfe Insurance Company
agt Murray ct al; Connolly agt DAILY Hogg ag smtn rec
vine Disbrow agt AnswIck agt Gossler ct al Mu
tnal life Company agt Williams East aSsI saw
ihgs institution agt Appeby TfoId agt Mehhg MamAt
tan savings Institution agt NewYork Jnvenlie GHafuln
Society OBren ag. Turner; Inger agt 1lIDhi D1,st s
DAILY; Brown Ross Brown agt ossi Lee agt
Sheppard; Union Dime SAVINGS Institution agt Rove Cs
Manufacturing Company agt craig BISwn sy NO
YcCurb AIT Hughes Sims agt Watiles Merrill agL NC.
Closkey rier agt. Colt Great Western Insurance Com
Giturs ~ s Trust Company agt Anthem IN The matter q
Ferris Lewis agt. smith Society for me reform OF JnYeme
Denqnents agt. Gasey Purser ag ebelaT MlIath tgI
RabiBsten Goldman agt LN6s;-1Ianteu, onI,h NV
Hatch Patent Crimper Company; First National Bank OF
Mauch Chunk Willets Drumer at First Conkh agt
Merwn Jones AIT. stern Sicner agt Rehard-on-Motons
grantad TbomnsOn at, RYDER; Beach agt Caldwell;
M9 ar NO Memorauduu the Of the trustees OF
The NewY0rk and Brooklyn BTdge-GTanIed zee Memo.
Tandum. WOhers agt. LaTkn Schmidt agt mesShei alsn
act Clancey-MOons denied. Knox agt. aalkAy.-Hem0
granted third Monday Of June stetz agt Green-10tOn
dismissed Herman at Stewart-I desire Ia sec counsel
ChaVe agt Begg-MOiOn deiei unless appellant give st
crty then granted. Holman agt Cornen-MOton granted
Circuit Part H-By Judge Lawrence-Buter, etc, sgt
S5eciai Term By Judge vorst-No agt Armstrong
ct aL-Findngs settled and signed.
SupeJ1or COmt-Specdl Ierm-Bv Chief Justice
Curtis.-Stevens agt Rely-MOion Tor SUBSTITUTION
granted see memorandum Ia rchild agt LyDeh-Urder
akIngs approved Justification. Van Dyck agt Acuah
Reference Holman agt Buyer ct a-Orer OF DIS
continuance. DecOmber Leis-Ordcr granted ana un.
deTtaknes approved Collins agt. Adams.-orcer denying
motion Injunction. Cunnin CHAM agt GHlnn-Oiaer
opening default LuGhOp Il Whitney OF cisconul'
DeJ and Judgment foreclosure and sale ordered NOIer
AT. ArmOn.-Orier Of discOEtnuanee
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THE COE NUISANCE TRIAL.

TEsIINiNNY FOR THE PROSECUTION CLOSED-CLAIM-
ING THAT THERE ARE NOW NO FOUL DOORS
FROM THE WORKS.
The trial of EnOs o. COe, charged with
maintaining nuisance at NewtOwn Creek injurious to the
health of the citizens Of NewYork, continued yes
terdav before Judge Giderseeve the Court Of Gen
eral Sessions. Professor Janeway, OF the Board
of Health. the first witness examined. lie
was followed by sias II. Wetherbee, OF Madison-ave
jackson S. Schultz of No. ga West Fiftytrsts Dr. C.
r. Esterbrooke Chief OF the Medical staff on BlackwePs
Island James +. O'ROurke, Warden Of Bellevue Hos
pital. ana DR.. S. A. GOldscbmdt, OF East
Thirtv-fOurth-st., all Of whom testified 10 often
sye OdOrs which appeared TO come from the
direction OF GreenpOnt and were not perceptble when
the wind was from any other direction. At times, espe
oIaIly in heavy damp weather, the often
that they forced 10 close the doors aud WIN
Nj schultz testified that he had often visited Black
wells where he had perceived the same odors,
was confirmed by that of Dr.. EsterbrOOke, who said
with the wind from the southeast the smells ON the
island nearly intolerable. lie had Investigated
the the sources OF the doors ana found that
at Ncwown Greek: Dr. Goldschmidt testified that the
such would be caused by the use OF 5uuge
acid, and that In his experience nothing had been
found TO destroy the smell arising from that acid.
Josiah Lombard, OF the OIL firm OF Lombard Ayres,
the of West Sxtyntthst. TESTIFIED 10 the pro
refining petroleum and to the nature of sudge
acid lie also said that there was distinction between
acid.
Colonel Fellows asked for the acquia for the defen
dant. and argued that the smells nnOcuOus and
that those complained OF did not come from the Coo
tablishment.
freeing W. Arvlne testified that he had been pract
cal Chemist Tor twelve and had been employed by
Mr.. Coo since the middle OF April to devise
means to overcome the odors from the use
of sludge acid The whole OF the afternoon session
of the court was taken up in discussion OF the
bty and relevancy OF the testimony this witness who
was still on the stand the adjournment The defence
claimed the ability 10 prove by him that the processes
now EMPLOYED at the Coe factory rendered obnoxious
odors a chemical impOssibIlity The prosecution OBJ
jected that the question was simply the exist
ence of odors at the times complained OF
IN the Indictment and up to the time of
nling the indictment. Colonel Fellows 5or the
defence argued .that under the statute OF 1881, un-
der which the Indictment framed, judgment must
involve abatement Of the alleged nuisance, ana tna
no nuisance in fact existed
The witness described the efforts made and appliances
employed to the odOfs caused by the use OF
sudgs acid. He testified that the sudge oil was
used rs fuel for the boilers and that for the
gudge acid the most successful disnfectant cD0
me- The efforts made to prevent foul odors were sue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
THE COURTS.
THE MOVES CONSPIRACY TRIAL.
.FrrTBER Testimony OF THE Observation-Disclosures

FURTHER TESTIMONY OF THE PRIs0NER-WirSEsSEs
TESTIFY To MR.. NoYEs's REPUTATION.
BENJAMIN Moves, in his trial yesterday, at
Newark. was crOssexamined by OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Yanaa relative 10 the details Of previous insurance
transactions. but facts OF Importance were enc
tied He testified that the National Capitol Company
transferred the New-Haven property to the treasurer
OF the United States by deed Of trust for the
protection Of the pocyhoders. The Treasurer could
find no authority by law for receiving the trust and the
company then put in the hands OF the Secretary oil the
Interior Mr. Noyes said that his remark about 4" some
scraps of history falling I'm and smashing Kelseys sky
lights" caused by statement tat Mt Kelsey hhu
gone TO the office OF of the Mutual Benent Lie insurance
Company and said, well. they've ruchrrd us at last
being informed Of the reinsurance
DIR VIM NJ White formerly Medical State Agent; VIM.
8. CnaPney, formerly banker and stale Fay lnaslct;
Henry TrOwbridge, an extensive shipper and owner OF
vessels H. L. Bigelow. manIactul ~; cXAlay or H. VI
Lewis; Horace Day secretary of the Board OF Educd-
ton James Gallagher, State Senator; r. f. HARRISON,
lately President OF the Common Council :Bernardkelley,
Haven; and j. B. Ecclesne and n. b. Freeman,
o. New-YOrll, and DIR. Il. c. Munday, OF staten
Island, testified that they had known Mr. Noyes from
eleven and that MS general feud
ton for honesty and integrity was good
samuel Boardman of Ncw-York, of the law firm OF
Boardman Boardman, testified ms TO being consulted
Moves restlye To the form or contract OF rem
gIrance Of the New-Jersey Mutual On January 20,
1877 the witness went with Mr. NOyes to Judge Fuller
tOn counsel Cr the NcwJerSey Mutual he told MI fnl-
when judge Fullerton replied that IL OF almost daily
ocCurrence witness then said 10 Judge Fullerton that
IL felt safe in advising his client that the contract was
legal he (wtess could not see why his client (NOFesl
should object Witness then advised NOyes that u was
safe him make the contract, 1t was the New
Jersey Mutual that was assuming the risk Judge Fu-
lertOn could be objection to the reinsur-
ancc would be obviously tor the beneht Of the
policy Tue Court adjourned until this morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
A LEGACY TO SCHOOLS AND CHARITIES.
sErKiNG To SETTLE THE MEANING OF JOHN II
POWERS WILL

John II. Power died in 1875, leaving about
$4,000 and u will by which he gave his wife, Hen
rietta g. Power 5000 year in lieu OF her dover and
her third of the estate He left onethird OF the prop
cry TO such Roman Catholic charities schools. etc.
hts eNrcutriX .aud executors or majority OF them
should select. He appointed his widow his eNtcutrIX
and a Mr. White, now dead, and Hugh Cassidy his eX
ecutOrs. Mr. White and Mr. Cassidy met and named ten
Catholic institutions his beHeclar.os His nearest
heir Is Peter Rice.
The widow accepted the $4,000 per year. She now,
however, To nave the meaning OF the Will settled
claiming that the legacy to charities Is altogether in
definite and must fail and that she Is therefor entitled
10 Ouehalf Of the third lett Tor that PURPOSE Peter Rice
discaims any desire TO disturb the VIII, but
legacy Is set aside the widow having chosen the $4,000
a year, get no more and he must be the gamer 10y
any Iap.ng lcgacies Tie charitable institutions claim
that the will aud decision OF the executors valid
The case was argued at length yesterday before the
Supreme Court. General Term, and decision re-
served. James W. Gerard. r appeared for the WIDOW
b. f. burning for Peter Rice, and John L. Deyeln for
the charitable Institutions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
NUISANCE INDICTMENTS.

RESULTS OF THE MOVEMENT FOR PURE AIR.
BAIL GIVEN BY ONLY THREE OF THE TwENTf-NlNE
PERSONS ISDICTED-EAMEs AND OCCUPATIONS
OF THE MIN AGAINST WHOM WARRANTS HAVE
BEEN IssUED-CoMMENTs OF HEALTH OFFICIALS
THE cOR TRIAL.
Only three of the twenty-nine men indicted by the
Grand Jury for maintaining nuisances have yet
given bail The indicted persons are soap-boiiers tat
renderers, manufacturers Of fertilizers etc Their
names and occupations are given in list below.
Many of them have permits from the Board OF
Health. Some of the Health Department officials
express surprise and dissatisfaction at the
action of the Grand Jury. while Others
favor an investigation in the courts to settle
the whole matter. Testimony for the prosecution
was closed in the Coe trial yesterday. For the de-
fence was claimed that the methods now In use al
the works prevent the escape of any foul odorS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
INJURED FOR LIFE BY A FALL.

The complaint IN the suit of Francis Smith
against the city. for $4,000 damages. was dismissed
yesterday by Judge Van Worst in Supreme Court SPECIAL
Term The plaintiff, In 1868, stepped treacherous
cOa-hoe cover. which gave way, and was permanently
injured barely escaping with his life Judge Van Worst
hGld that the OF the cover matter for
which the CITY was not liable unless 10 had notice OF IT,
the insecurity had been evident so long as TO
structlve notice OF IT, Stephen Fullerton and Henry T.
Knox appeared for the plaintiff; +. l.. Stetson and
Henry l.. LacOmbe for the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
swIypLEp on APRIL FOOLS DAY.

Michael Lesser, of No. SO ClintOn-place, was
brought before Justice Murray yesterday charged with
larceny by trick and device Charles PleyOto OF No. 80
East Twelt-s. asserted that April l, In answer To an
advertisement, he called LeSser, OF No. l62 Ludlow
81 LESSER hired PlevOto as steward OF the Occidental
Hotel in Francisco, and told him to four
men walters ana two cooks Mr.. PleyOto
procured the SIX men. Lessler drew up agreement
with each of them, for%hicn lie charged them ~ 90
each They be ready to start April 30 They
we're ready then but Lesser could not be found Lesser
was held In 81, 900 bail for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
HEAVY VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD.

Thomas Nelson sued the NeW-l Ork, Now
Haven and Hartford Railroad Company. lie was in
iurcd in scepingcar while 1t being switched Of.
after its arrival the Grand Central Depot but before
the Passengers had left the The jury the Court
of Common Pleas before judge Van HOesen, gave the
plaintiff u verdict for 81 500, yesterday Judge Van
HOesen ruled that though the company had brought the
plnnh To New-York safely 1t not eyed liza
bty until the end OF the customary time allowed pas
sengers the 5. II. Stere ana j. NJ. Smith
appeared the PLAINTIFF W. f. Barnett Tor the defend
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achievements II General Grant was TO be pensoGed IN
the way proposed man could say where such 'nihe
would end. $1,000, w..
The amendment of Mr.. Thurman was reJectedInhea Yeas,
81 NAYS 3d. as follows. Republicans IN roman, Demo-
er,ts IN Italics Independents in SMALL CAPrTALsl:
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THE MEN WHO ARE INDICTED.

HEALTH BOARD PERMITS HELD BY MANY OF 1HEM-
NOW Tur ACTION OF THE GRAND JURY Is RE-
CEIvED.
The indictments for nuisances, announced III
vestqrdays TRIBUNE against the persons named ne
low There are seventeen establishments indicted ana
there are twenynine in the hs though in sew
era instances John Doe named the partner In the
concern and in John Doe aud Richard Zoe are
named the members Of the firm OF course their pace
of business is mystery until they arrested as the
oourt officers refuse to give any information until they
are in custody The and business Of the rest are
given from the best Of information OPEN 1t was
expected that most OF the indicted persons would appear
and give bail yesterday but only three appeared The OF
fcers however expressed strong belief that the rest
would appear to-day. The bail so far has been fixed at
$500 for each. The list is as follows:
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LrvERPooI-Tn Siedmshp fiahe-Mr and M. Ma 4, a.
a Chitteniep Mrs Norman H. Norman MT aud MS Y 49,
Shermeyer j. A. Holden NJ =. Derby, g. IL PIX =. ,,sat
mus j. o'Itourke Levi Capt kldder MI an NJ Duncan
Miss r. Kearney W. Robertson, j. Jolly O. deDerm9'In ean
Keoun Mr. and Mrs W. HargreaYss Mr. aud Mrs % ~ M "a
Mrs NJ sweeney Miss NJ. V0a Iahren, Miss kHrnsys.
l. Cowiey ] Savage, Nj aud Mrs. T. Andersen w. h
NIrs N Wiliams.
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SNIP NEh&.


PORT or NEw.YoRK....
CLEARED.
steamshp Australia Br RAFT London. lienccrsoo ssnck.
steamship Algeria (Br.). Watson. Liverpool - "
Ign. ,r,,, trs.,ol Eng w. d.
Morgan -, ,r.-u. toais d BebiAns
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cessfn and his evidence OF this was his knowledge OF
the substances used, aud his own nose ,.,
Colonel Prentice the counsel the Board OF Health,
took part in the discussion lie said that Colonel Eel
lows was like sludge acid "most offensive when ag-
tated" and Colonel Fellows retOred that ne was uhe
sludge acid most O1ensiye when close ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-22
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
TODAY
Sun rises 437I sun sets...... TIT Clock slow 3n 3ts
Moan rises = Moon sOuths. b:u2 Moons days "
HljH WATER rO-pAY-A " -.
sandy Hook. = Gov Island O-o heh ea'e.'''' Si'
wATRR TO-DAY-P. ".
Sandy Hook. OILS Gov. Island. O5i Hell Gate'' z''