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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

II = 40 N .'I-lII MI.
For TIL WLFK ENpIN9 IoSDAY. Jan. e. SO


PtrvF,- rer-pts Yesterday ana 10 dgv 40 ac- Ar
't.S.' ,r - %, ,f,,I5, Ti-.'II2s,. ,a T..f ,r-,
~ @ - ran .'t week an ami 49, ,,a roro tn
.t mn. H. .y,. ,,.r,. r c. Eastman ! 81 mead <
%e.it, NO.. r.p- .'r 80 i.ai e Kafn,
.. .s1' . ayt cd l5. IN tq '' .ra
al: prices de- ned rom p. o. ~ gel, o "r 'u-iI' on ~
. ,-9,iri t-srI and rry,'-d me rlnit Of ,t5cl
~. .-, 'a tie at.r aa 4 III, Week Ihc Pen, va u,
5e1. yI vas ry'.,t ON wien ,,. o..
a. head * c.tr Tcf, lk,a aa ut 5-i,-t ana held oye
uHf tI. l I,-. ~ " e. , ir ~, .-ri
IiA ,.eI ,,t r.. To- tif, ID, ca "a. f, .'o,s
. r. o ,i. are fn3 AZ a. a,,vancc # d To- C.
P from Tg- I,e Jr1sy C,y 'GS og 4a not jr aiy1 on
ung ~ .Iloai.H, ~ l. ~ ~ hi. - ,otI1.
Ill., g .. , aa -, -a Ia roasrt % Doe a1i q, . p
WW.,',. a". I'm ,t rl- qa.uty = The 9frr..t. " a.
s raj , na,r s s' ao r., were ih.e y ual ANY Prime '
m t"oS,s vt . AZ sr '1 ia de- 9,e ro
So 70 a-e D. i, 2'e PER r ays u Tea! r. %"
tsr 'o.,,atC, " ~ NM MI ~ & ' M, I,
u il lheI. ' ~ ~ c lN ~ T a. = 4 ~, M
w. i Of ore iura Illiro,. steers, $50 . avsrl., -od
% n, II b.. ,rrie. over There va q fair tratr in Dressed
Fdl E the S Ss . o 5fc going S at T Common
dom .,ail -. &C.
Si'-'' :. Ho.rth+. rr r Hlrr'ou 80 o, il,''
i.a5 $50 - s, '-.our steer. 1908 T. at g., - 70
l6 da ll53 T. At -. - DO. 'l'' H. At Sc % - DO
g. DO. - p. a. o.. and 81 each =, do. l..-3 - %
gc 30 .o. -. ?. ~ H-s, do - r. 81 5','.. = li-
Lo.- --rer l-'T p ~ "-2 o.: i-ob u ar &c.. - p
NJ lAui i'a' ~i .'i : y ION mn. .t-'
100 TAI 2' - n d"'.'t4 u, a. &C.. ID" - 40 -.
o. "a -r :" d" 41 t' al &c, a-d - eS'' = '' 80 To-.
OF ,y.. n i". -- y. a. - o.. I-", ID, az ~ 10
t, ll-f p, ~ g. lu CO., l-It IT, ~ a. Bulls 10" G
al z'..i'- veie' 90 ., .. %, ,,.-,.. ,,., q.
q. -tnut.S- Gf'r y. Nor. = no', Steers. L. IT,
~ -r. '" o. rs- : ri'L ~ co. 10 H. ~ -. I
liz T. ~ - ic 40 Il - ~ , - - no. ,'-.z a. !.
SCI J un, SO T. al Sc less JOc each 10 do !,'Is IT, ar
ga, ieSt y each
v sherman sold Tor = " AHeron 81 Illinois oteet-
i,.-- g.. r.. --'....o = ..,.- .. can. , ,.,...,..
$50 ., n 81 do LOO" h. al $40. L. joc each.
Boo aD- p. .; &c lees - each ln 90. go g. a. -r'
JOS. each y Iu0- >ierrs, LII n. ~ &c = a"
1909 =. ~ &c 30 % 90. III D. at SO 20 10" ~
al ..- fTN ''W- l.i't 70 II &c % u . BUNS LOS
r. at a-l.. i've W'lRAl o.. ,.- -,-
: - pglutI sNd az o. HLIL- ~ iIhanA Si-'t. w '
-il. - p 'pi T. AdFit- u ONO steers l,5 . IT, az ''
90 g. "a. ANt-tn J. Illinois Steers, llJo Is. al &C.
81 o.. ~, o Lltt o. az So d. 10, la o.. = "c - r.
IT, Dudley 4od or A. N"g'I i INIu.. ~te D., LIZ p.
q, $50 - o. e>s - e4eh j. DO l-o3 H. al % i1i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
American trade collars

Money lent AZ - per cent on railway collateral
and at 3 on Government bonds. there being 30
change ia discounts The United States Treasurer
at Washington received TODAY $}2j. 900 National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipt.
were T2l3O0O, and internal revenue receipts
$500 OOc. The following was the Clearing House
statement: Currency exchanges, O,3G3. SOS I:
currency balances. ~ SIS $50.
Foreign exchange was strong and higher. the
leading drawers advancing rates to 81 81 for sixty
days bills and 20 - s. for demand 10 the :
Actual rates are l2G q lower. We annex closing
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
SAVI\G~ BAXK. corner ol
SIsT sEhI-ANNrAL DIVIDEND.
East River Savings Institution

No , Chambers.t.. NETWORK. December so, 1873
Interest for the SIX months ending December 81 1873 Al
the rate oFIVE CESr per annum On Gums OF 5000
and under and at OF Four PER CENT on the e1
cess has declared and will be payable after January
Bank open daily irsm 10 a. u TO 8 IN
W. II. SLOCUA, President
: CHARLES A. WHITNEY. Secretary.
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-ln.,nre1cEs ~ p1nLAngLrRIA srooks
= OF MINING STOCKS
So TEAVCIsCO CDOSINH J
.,.,..t.v T,..v.ty

The subscriptions to the new per cent bonds at
Washington today were very heavy, amounting al
the clos, even 10 IL 100000, or including SaiuI-
day. about 7l2,OOO,O00. or enough To warrant
another cal expected TIN, evening Tor So
nooooo ofti.6zs. This viii make $4,000, 600
nf1.t7,. week called since December 81. lN1'.
1on.eoucrl the price Of SOS fell to 1O2, and the
other --.c- we're lower and lOf0s only steady, bat
the Other Tarieties were strong lively business
We .lfe, ,NIrrolt quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

East IWFKTT Penn. jan G-CATTLE-KeceIpts since
FRIDAY 80 head Of through and 10 Load Of local toia
the ending TO-DAY 1882 head through and l'U
head az nca o65 head o. through and 900 head
- local r last week The supply Tor yards nearly a sod or
demand hight, for home consumption on
which higher thaa last about Sc per H.
advance b--f ~ - - fIr 10 Good shipping n
- common - 9Ju$4 ~o'Eers scarce at - 2'd ass 90
Bui y. cows and ~iacs, - - 30. .,.
head against % 20 head LAT week, YORKER, - O9
g. ..,,
~uETr- Eecel,ts 900 head total Tor the week -.IO5
600 head slr selling Al last Week ;
rates. with the feeling about the same ...-.-,
II Lots Jan G.-CAIILr-Wrak and slow light toWan',
little dong prices unchanged receipts loo head ship
mrut~. 80 he'd
H.o--Iu active d,u1ui Light shipping and G""i AorN.
5UN~g 3D., Iu1<g 20 Butt hers To tAfit
Hef y. -U1-4 receipts &c. an n'ad -iiume : none
~HFFP--t,ite aud aura gel Fair 20 GOOD. :. III. - 2"
Choice Fancy, - 1854 - receipts LOO head, snip
mrut-. none.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

gold bonds at 1884. and Lehgh and Wilkesbarre
consols assented at 3634 037.
The following were to-day's quotations for coins
and bullion:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

I2is at &C. /! d. ISa7 n a, s'ac.; II do. sS2 H. at
T C. Eastman reports IS Illinois Steers. ia cwt at s'c
DO c " sS eT a. a. Sc ca - at 40 ia" do g. ewt at
G :: Broya sold 3 Illinois steers 7'alo's ewt at
kshn sold for Kahn Co: Kentucky steers Coarse
n 1t All j0c each $50 D. at he IS Dry
Mich COWS-Receips fol the week. . head. against
e %Tes Aaa 1 1Sare and train Ts gy o g
s9Hs no sales are rrpoIted today Dnt deaer, quote S
CiLVEs-Fresh rce5.p.s % head all At eOtn-st maAns
rreyos market hr1n under TIE influence of light arrivals
hS calye- The supply Of Hog Or .se calves IN tAces'
o. for : at. Halefbeck Davis sold Gra-.-rs.
- NJ az 2- Dlen.e K Dewey sold 40 Gr-,-ers 20
shEEP AND LAM B~-Aecrpts YESTERDAY and today 20
City total Tor the week 1876 head 1888 head
a "ees The supply being mo irr4te Sal.E hd GUY or
pad the &c &c advance though restricted their pur
common 10 FAR LAMB. al &C COED 10 PRIME do at
SALES HaIlrnb.ck DAVIS sold at 6othst 2oG Nj higan
>hec2 - r. At 4ic lgl do a3 Z. 4 - -. pr crt .6s
I0t ~ ~ ~ 70 U iI 90; ~ Y r a., 4. argi
E~c' ias %. - 50 per est; lo4 Canada Lambs 50 H.
1iiegbeek Dewcy sold 293 Western ,h,.r l25 at
81 H. a. &c.. 81 o. 90 h a. n
Newton Home. .od Jersey CITY: Is, ONO sheep =
~ DO 10 = II ~ Pc per- cvt 4i 10 I5 H. at s.
h Sc x J. dCJ,k sold ltS mo sheep 3Jb 90 t"t - CO.
lu-h az 47,c Kentucky DO. ~ ic - 30 10 n.
At &c; a do. lI3 ~ a. Sc. 80 caraa Lambs - H. al
. - per CWt. ~G do. I'm. 20 . &C.
Jldd * buckingham sold ohio sheep 81 l. n, AZ
- 81 PEE 2pG d 81 r. al 80; ljN Kentucky do
mostly Ewes. ~ n at &C.
HoGS-rta far the week toe head, against 22 -6 head
last rday- sud arrivals Us
6u6+ head--ai Jersey II. No Live Hogs sale: a
nominal * 314d3sc There = far demand Tor
Jrr-e Dressed Hogs AZ 4'tr'C Tor Light. lHHic t'r
Medium FOR Heavy. Western Dressed sold a. i0i iic
Cy Dressed duh on Change to-ay al &C. the latter
for Iirhi figs
10 Do - Is per cWt - io III u, At - - per c"t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

The sum Of G3J 600 bullion went into the Bank
of England " on balance today. making total of
G2l6,Oo0 IN four DAYS. Money in the open market
Is Us per cent FOR thIeeWOnthS bills against 1t
bank. On the London Stock EXCHANGE cOnsOls con-
tuuc firm at 9J1ls for money and 9j7ls for account.
In United States bonds, l~61S were steady at
lOIL1. and 1O-4Os advanced 10 III, yielding Il
al the close new - easing OF 10 1O9's, while Is
common opened al decline 10 -. closing at 22'-,
preferred ranging at 36l2 3T4, Illinois Central at
S23; a So and Jersey Central at 81 "a 30. Rentcs
In Paris opened at an advance to 1870, closing a.
1880; sight exchange on London being weak at
2j.27l2
4 special dispatch received from Washington BIZ
Kicuau- Wall street News Bureau says that judge
Harlan authorizes denial of the report that lie
has rendered decision IN the case of the G., {. and
l.. {. Railroad against the Pennsylvania Raliroad,
and further states that Judge Harlan say lHal ~
vii be some time before the decision VIII be rem
The Ontario Mining Company has declared a
monthly dividend for December Of 30 cents per
share.
road Company compare a. follows:
ro--,r week IN December s.l5s i. 3 Inf +s.
M9ni" 81 De'e"'eI-.-----. 9is9q9 2ss3--553 q57'!
The receipt. of flour and gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this 9th day Of January were:
flour o,, N's .@i. F Fs5 E &9!5 b3 iIi
g gas.' .s s2, 55a8 33 li5 t:.s 5 l. s
F Farley 5.' Ga.a... 55o35 :.... -,o2o 700
To,.l bush. rosa 74e27 10000 1900
The following were the receipts AMI shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re
ported b." telegram:
re.elp,s shipments
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.rcnNr cAI1-l O.CIOCK z. ".
rnIRn CAIL-2:SO 2. !
MONDAY. Jan. 6-P. "

The stock market to-day again inactive, the
total transactions amounting 10 only 10000
shares But after an irregular opening with the
price, of some stocks below the figures Of SATURDAY.
thcr, va, a general Improvement, which. although
II was not maintained III all cases at best figures
made the last prices higher than the closing ones of
SATURDAY. The Northwestern stocks were notably
strong throughout. the coEmon selling at jOliU
= = aud the preferred at 7C7s 77l2117s The ST.
Pauls also showed more strength, and regaiucd part
Of Saturday decline. the common rising to 35'-
aud the preferred TO 1855. Il IL anticipated that
the earnings Of the st. Paul Company will show
handsome gains for the first week of January over
the small earnings $4,000 Of the same week of
ISIS. Erie to-day was particularly active and
strong. rising from 2l1l to cole. The friends Of
this stock express themselves confident Of higher
figures. saving "it Is the cheapest stock on the
list which. however, may be saying little IN
It's favor Lake Shore too, after opening
down L, per cent at g., gradually rose 10
S. but the trading il this stock was
-pasmodc il at times beng entirely neglected and
almost without quotation and Michigan Central
with some smaller transactions recovered to 75is
7Jli. Chicago. Burlington aud Quincy and Chr
c3.o and Rock Island were dull ana steady at
and 9l.a 1l93i respectively. Cleveland audP.tS-
burg was strong. rising to SOS. and Canada South
eru sold az 46a47a467s. Union Pacific sold 200
az G6, and afterward offered at the price with
ont bid being made Tor II. and Wabash was
heavy ~ 21Aa21ls.
OF the coal stocks. Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. @, usual. was the leader in recovery
from Saturdays decline. and advanced from 43ae to
ff2t Iuf iat,I declined 10 II. at which figure 10
closed NOT strong Central Of New jersey rose
from 5i-- to 3i&i and declined 20 81. and Morris
aud Es>,X sold at 7Ga 7j"4 q - - Western Imon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

[ I1i.s. IOs4 IOo-. EIsL OF Col "bJs- '"'s 90
H. S..ie bonds Louisiana consols were strong at
SO. Ne,th Carolina Funding act of ls6s selling al
j. $50. at l2l2 special tax third class at 3, and
uey .,suc- at I2l2 Tennessee Us old at 81, new at
3Gs2i ard Georgia - new at 1878
~ eight varieties were represented IN the rail
Il Il bond dealings to-day aud a heavy business
- &Soue. very generally at full prices. Jer-
81 Ft eutral consolidated advanced to 1913,
n scouyertibles ibOth assentedl 10 10 the
~ stmcnt bonds selling at s7l2d sra. Elevated
ri load frsts were largely traded in at 1O3l2G
II a. Canada Southern irsts at 7Gaa. Wabash sec
4 ?, at SOL, and cOnycribles at 6jl2d65, Central
IL Ges at 1865. Union frsts At 1853, Northwest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
Drslnees Chances.

NyDANTED-Party with $1,000 10 $4,000
~ capital bnv part interest iu boar rs4op.. II
tuIr'. for guests SprtTg % GfS guIuy,
q. l, ..r.. location -prr.Il 49, orf IllfF.
A|dTr-. Dr POTTER. ~aI4'u-a ~rrug~ y. y.
So O0O-WQRI,iI, SIP 0o0 s;- S4h Il ~
,,r. Vli' afford u.r- 10 per c'a profit D. e" T.
reIsaI requirement and consumption me rWp ar cs
vort Geo aIf -l. W tH" h-~f trd t1'ap -
"a NJ ut Kind yilen. medicine thr Nner ana nNrn
f. has other bu-Iu-.- f4i aitrufl ma "a
urnr CONCERN r-i-ou- extending their DT.Inoss ID DO
well via 10. Address tor nt"ryitR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND % FIFTY CENTS
PER SHARE has bcea declared Tor December payable Al
the ofcr Of The Transfer Ay'nt- Wen. Fargo co., -
Braiway the 18th Transfer Books cosc the 10Th
inst. II O.. PARSONS ASST. ~etTstAry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
yALYESTON. HOUSTON AND HENDER.

GALNEsl' \ Texas Dee. 20. 1873.
The COUPONS due Jmuary !. IL on the bonds o. tho
above w DE pad and after Jauuarv D 50 by
4. T.. JAMES & CO.. No.4J WaISL JOHN ~EALl
President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
5apinss Banks.
Union DIME SAYINGS BANK.
Olpiorno Nollres

INV NosH Drcsmher Is, 1873
4 DIVIDEND of SEVEN PER CENT. ous
of the earnings Of the months free ~ al iAN
has his DIV been declared by his bank paysnc the u
cay Of January next The transfer boss Wii remain ,p -
I'll that date. p II. PERKINS IT,. cashier. !
pOWERY NATIONAL BANK. New-York.
~ December H. l>1-. Tho directors have ti- dav 10
cared dividend ~ per cent free taxes from flc
IN OF the past months. rayab January l>7'.
l.. ". q As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

1UNsI--. \ :. U-comheT q - {
%gSI. DlNiDEND.-Im> bank ms de-
, ,l.rcI ~LfI Az a, JAL UlNI NuU' li tEL %
PER CHS, z, rec oi 80. take. pa5 va end Al d. ptOz
JOHN OLN~IED. President
NATIONAL BHu,rg,l HNK
10Th DIVIDEND. 49, \ SENI-ANNUAL
80 rI-IDrED Cd. LipiET Pl. Cent u4 De- .a-I al
stock tce Of al taxes VIII De- pad on 4ud i, tnnaty IL
lro..u.p =. J. ~ tAlI.. cash Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

NOTICE.-The annual election oi Directors
y 81 tn LONt BRANCH And SEA SHORE tA IL
ROAD COMPANY for the ensuing Vii be- held at NE
oftrc ~ the Company n Long Bran o. So on W IpNE~
UAA.JANTAItN - $50 between tlr hours 81 - ~. and
D. The transfer 81 the Company VIII Doe o..d
January January D.. l-t9 At 10
4 III. t.. r. NJGp~INi. secretary
LON Branch ANA sea >40.e a.. h. Co.
Ne York December -. l~--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07

The following were the receipts anu shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re
ported b." telegram:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-07
Il AIr(vrION
GII1 BONDS
y AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

FOR SALE-Charlotte. Columbia and Au-
j gust1 Isl and 2d Mortgage FONTS.
Memphis and CT 8rie~tOn l-t ami 20 Mort age Bonds
SoutHctu Minnesota st Mortgage Bonds
Galveston. Houston Henderson 1T NOrtg1g" Bonds
Galveston. Harr-burg and Antonio ls Mortgage Bonds
brcFUy.Iea itul1nba Guafiu &C. Bonds
MOb = and ohio New lst Mortgage Bonds
louls and Iron 1lusuJau Consolidated Bonds.
-. LOui- and >an Francisco Buud,
hausa. P1olnC BOl4s ----
BY ARENT~ & VOTING.
NO. y Ncw-~t.
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GAS STOCKS & CITY R.R. (HOrsr and Eivt'O
OsSiocks & Bonds bougal AID FrHEYITE : Br1a..sL
GAS STOCKS.
AL New YORK and Brooklyn stocks ant al kinds
Of Brook 81 IN ycstIneni securities. A"aljil by
GRO H. PkENTI~~
50 SrOai--I.. y. V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Pratt yesterday, in Brooklyn, granted
an order for the dissolution OF the New-IOrk Baggng
Company which discontinued business IN ISIS. lts
president was william Marshall ahu lis caPI'ai s'ocA
$4,000.
Herman J. Gerken, who died year ago in
BROOKLYN left his property to his sister His Will was
contested by his mother and o.1er sisters on the ground
OF undue influences etc SURROGATE D"I'y Jcs'eiu"y
admitted the viii 20 probate.
In the Kings County Supreme Court yester-
day Judge Pratt gave judgment in the sum of ls76 for
the plaintiff In the suit of john Willard, jr, against the
Missouri Kansas and Nebraska Railway Company to
f 1873. OASN'"' '''' VI Wv
Clifford Boese, deputy clerk of the Superior
Court was the only witness examined yesterday in the
Investigation the charges against John Davenport
before United states Commissioner Lyman. He was
cross-examined by Mr. Davenport rs 10 the number OF
naturaiZations in the superior Court III 1868 ana es-
pecally in October OF that year The investigation
VIII he continued on Thursday
Mrs. Anna VI. Kerr obtained a verdict for
81 O72 against the Guion Steamship Line yesterday, in
the Supreme Court before Judge Barrett for the loss OF
baggage the steamship Montana In 1879. The
vessel struck wharf just before leaving Liverpool and
this together with the violence OF storm on the voyage
caused the breaking in OF tne turtle deck ana the
that hers was picked up and In small pieces
Tne company's defence that the accident was
responsible The tral has taken two weeks.
Chief-Justice Waite handed down decision
yesterday in The appeal Of Jacob I. Alberger
against the lighter Willie ana Frederick W Jarvis, her
owner III January. 1874 Alberger & CO. shipped $50
barrels Of by the lighter 10 HobUken from this city
On the passage a squall arose aud nifty four barrels
were washed overheard. The ChiefJustice says that
the evidence taken since the appeal satisfies him that
fault can be attributed 70 the lighter or To those on
board. This unnecessary TO consider OF the
questions sod aud decided In the Court below. The
libel Is dismissed with costs
In the matter of the bankruptcy of John l..
a,
decision on motion inside IN behalf OF Mortz Conn., a
creditor for S14,1OO. This debt scheduled as
cured by mortgages real estate IN this city. The
property when sold I'D not realize sufficient TO meet
the claim by S6,41i, and Cohn demanded that he
should be classcd among unsecured creditors for
that In the meantime the creditors had been
paid % per the dollar and by the terms OF the
compo.tlOn Colby DISCHARGED from all personal
liability. COINS motion was COR permission 10 enter "A
ju gment against Colby for the amount OF she
composition the deficiency, and Judge Choate
ranted IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
A GERMAN THEOLOGICAL SCHOOL.

The commencement of the German Theo-
logical School OF Newark occurs tomorrow. The
annations have been in progress since Thursday last
They include examinations of all classes, both IN the
academic and in the theological departments To-mOr
Tow will devoted to the examination of the theology
cal classes of the most important studies and in
The evening addresses Will be delivered by the graduates
The annual sermon delivered on Sunday evening be
fore the students in the German Presbyterian Church
of Bloomfield. by the Rev. Johann u Guenther, CT
Newark.
The German Theological School does not boast large
numbers, but claims that It's work is important as
mediator between the German and the English branches
Of the Ango-SaNon In America Its Board OF d.
recOrs in America consists OF esb terrain
clergymen ana laymen OF Newark aud It's vicinity. In
the ten years Of it's IL has graduated three
classes the members OF which are pastors OF German
Presbyterian churches in kew-Jersey, New-IOrk and
Philadel phia The institution has now six classes TIE
senior class members. the aim Of the faculty
ana Of the directors is 10 provide German ministers
who can preach both IN German and English. The IN
stitutIon situated Ia Bloomfield y J., "a mile and
half outsde the city line OF Newark where 1t originated
The president OF the faculty IL the Rev Dr. Chares
Knox The present number OF students 10 twentynine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
CALENDARS rHIs DAY

sr.pprvr CorPT-CH, yRrBs-Bradv Nos & -. -.
60 S. ~ a. ~ 81 So sj - lS ~ lZ2 l3I, 1896 800
I5f. lj7. l5S. lGl. l62, JOB. lGl.
GENERAL TEPM-Ad'oumed until July ].
law aud FactNOs 1856 L. gO5 $40 1873 1892, 1912
lila. 81. ll04. ll02 1923, 1924 llOS. mo Js5. 1000.
CRCUT-PARr Van Brunt. j. Court opens 1t lcaO a
u-Sueclal Term Causes.-NOs 1915, Sb2.
PART II-Van Worst, Court opens az 1919 a. m-No.
1907. 24S2 23l3 500 $3.50. 1915. 1872 tVa 4il, Zal
1927 454S SAP 2t2, 37ul Jt7 $780, 2I4o s4'i ot'1'
1876, AGO 2G5J, 1896. 2l63. 49,.
PAIR TI-Bairett. Court opens AZ 1890 ll- -i
$o95. 1855, SllS, 1899 1877 47il 4G'S 2l'2' 1902
1919. .. a..
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESFEAL TERM-AdiouInea suc go; ,
SPECIAL TETIfreedman J-COuTt hed between - ana II
am No dav calendar.
TRIAL TElM-PART I-AdiOuIned iOt the term
Part II-AdiCuucd for The term.
Part III-AdlOuTned COZ the Jcln.
COMMON PLFAs-GENERAL IEHN-Adourneu uDlll JuB To-
SPECIAL TFRN-Van Hoescn J.-NOs. !, -. .
EQUITY TFHSI-Beach Case on, No. a-IeliDAel. ",
agt United Life Insurance Company ct a. 40 Jay
TaItL TFRM-PART I-Adourned for the term. 800
PART IL DAILY J-CDurt opens at ID a. M Nos ~.
3l5. $50, 1890. 29 1853 1921, $50; 9l5. Pas, 30
1871 2223 1886 44 SOS l4s7, lOl4 7. 220s io7 1872
MARiNR Cotgr- TRIM TERN-PAET I.-siunott Court
opens at 10 A. mNos 579l. 45l3 a9tl 5to bi'2' o5ot
Jg35 1896. 800 j747, 1926 59tG. 59JS, ti29.
PART I-Gorpp. J.--COurt opens az ~ a. m-Nos b5SA
5g8s $3.50 55l >. GAP. $3.50 5S54. G43l 649S, 5c~h
PART uI-Sleudan J.-COurt opens ~ 10 a. m-Nos
4s73 522 575. 526f 1885 6s5l, 1902. t3o5 551 63ol
5lS7, 800 57O2. 1871, $3.50.
CiESERAL sEssIoSs-PART I-GHdersloeve 1.-THE People agt
Hugh Gallagher Patrick Mehan h0micde Join Oaarhan
rOhl ery George W. Mls Joseph Mufphy Bernard
DUFFY Henry r. Tyler elon0us assault aud battery; john
McCormacS burglary William MeGoldilcA Joseph "om'r
fAfT II.~Cowing 1.-THE People asE. Thomas Hope rob
bp~V guuf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE COURTS.
TIE UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS STOCK.

TIE UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS STOCK.
Alfred f. Beach, president of the Broadway
Underground Railway arrested several months ago
IN n suit brought against him in the Court OF Common
Pleas for alleged irregularities in the Issuing Gi inc con-
pany's stock The General Term handed down decr
sion Yesterday which the vacation OF the order oil
arrest by the Court below affirmed This railway
company which also known by the name OF the Beacn
Pneumatic Railway Company, authorized In lSos tAe
issuing OF stock the amount OF SJOOOOOO to pay LOT
the interest the corporaors which the company pur
chased The president, however, retained the cerUh-
Gates which made out in the names OF the corpora
tors. Among these one for 1,765 shares IN the
name OF the secretary OF the company. Joseph Dixon;
1865 these assigned to the company in 1877 Dy
Mr. Dixon Mr.. Beach, acting as Mr.. DiXon's attorney
by written authority Endorsed the certificate, and the
word cancelled " was written across as lace py the
Mr. Dixon that Mr.. Beach had converted the property
10 his own use and after futile effort TO have the stock
issued he brought the suit against Mr. Beach In when
the arrest was made. Judge Beach, IN writing The
opinion OF the General Term SJnctOnmg The vacation OF
the order OF arrest says Mr.. DIXON In giving the
power OF attorney Mr. Beach INN sufficient au-
thorty for assigning the certificate. MI DIXON " IL
estOpied by authorization from claiming mat
the instrument signed in accord with the power dele
ted him imposed personal responsibility upon
that Official and also from questioning the power 10 90
an act the performance which he himself authorized
reuucstcd."