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New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
DECIsIONs-JAN. 9.

Supreme (ourt-C Chdmbers-Bv Chief-Iustlce Davis.
Morgan agt aersl Judgment ordered WITH @
Judgment for decenSy against Fdwsri wersi not
Hnn9aG NJ M5s ~ % d8d In In the
schenck shouu be reference TO ascertain the pres
BY Indee .rt Fa5ey-9TGeT sTl anPGei
- Judge Donohue.-ArgaIl agt Prs-order srahed ue
TBy Judge Van v P F:Gsre Ct ompaT a 1E
a6eI af e H Wsnd ee agt re.er
By adFs People rel TIE Protestant Mt E91 Te1
m ae t,e osr1 % FIr o.m siIp,r ~, ReT Peters set
th- Delaware Lack. and Western Ragad C9!nEsIy
5iSsTHs 1s si .ed y5 5dy s ss ksnay
CIV ng''T q r or me TantS. The Manhattan Life
Insurance Company agt Lyon ct aL-fHdNss ''''''u &c
Bg Judge Van Brunt-HcAs. etc, sgt hsrth.-Case
C5r-t-rrr, ITF-Bv Iudge Van Brunt Martin agt The
Mayor etcNrV trial oriertd Bruech ast 'he fHe'A -
Superior foirt-Gepcdl Tcrm-By Chief-JuStce
Ti Sn.fT afirr viii co-t, opinion by curtis j.
Gouman -m.thIudgmeut affirmed win '%sI, l1.r
s2ce COMPANY reversed with opinion by cgrq'
Ses ~ A olr ag @ S d.t % 70 1he pantF t. abide
opinion by 7cdgSck. ! Goilio ASI Ha1ad-, leon m
Judgment ncl WITH opinion ~ ferre Parser @
and new al ordered ih costs The pantf % abide TIE
aoii ., ., 800. ~, vent. or,ou by Fr,.,iul. J
BY Justice Curtis and Ju4g- se0swlck a1er agt
Best receiver gIL,ut affirmed with costs 20 t pdt
hands u the defendant and receiver
Justice curtis aut Judge freedman ArrOw sI D.
etc agt O'-uluyau ct a4-Judgmeut affirmed WIKI costs
option GUMS. J. .
By judges gSck au3 FreeGman-ROss sgt Harden etc
Judgment afIIu,d with costs meLofauiuul hp-'L
az. tie Liverpool and Great Western steam Jompa,y
umitadJ-Judgm.ut affirmed with costs opinion DY Srl-
wick }. Lawson BatAman 90 al Judgment fey'I
ual oId,rei with costs 80 appellants 70 ahr @
event orrlon ~clgVirk Leonard agt the New q"
ui-ou iIrtr Railroad Company - ulSlA I.
~l opinion By Freedman = " a-LE
aCt 7koui-OTd,r and Judgment afrrIcc WIN COZ
AC .lalutH upuu the pay u4rhi oi -' '- :
and of be- below 20 withdraw G- oth.T'
10 rcu.1 twenty opinion nv ilo''l-
man j. Nok king agr. peGIaf-JuGEment affirmed SIN
costs. opinion hv Freedman ,.
Bv ClirrJ curtis and Judge Sedgvick-Cl foid 1tt
par affirmed WIKI opinion b A4'
ca. -
Common Pleds->Dec,G 1trm--Bv Judge Van Hoe
sen-Mrrrt agt hreth-OTIrT FOR payment OF nsIry Sc,
BourUdu and che ldcihC lsdl4Tuad No.pt3
aCt Pierce a-OrI,r for examination vacated Wlh ~
co-,a N agt Mcvrr-MoaOn Tor receiver denied -e.
mtmoau0uIu. et al sgt MaA "s-I'-ut -tltitl aAu
MUtZ Ncttll MuiiOu 81 ca terms
memorandum Bow National Bank AIT Sllpman c A.
signed Price Price -Di,O-ce granted la"oh
agt Marriage annu.lrd UOnney agt Russell e
pauper enuLcd 10 costs memorandum on ME hv
agt. Consumers Ice tOmpany> OPINION on NE al a :
Is IlcrCt.tTder Tor Oh 44IISV
sci aside sU TO defendant 10 abide the event
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY JANUARY T. 1879

who pleaded guilty TO grand larceDcy and sentenced
two IN state prison. Both Recorder Haekett,
who had some old to sentence and Judge Glider
sleeve whose court had no trials ready beside him
RE bench for the first hour. Judge COwng sentenced
several who pleaded guilty. The first trial before
HIM resulted IN an acquittaL
In the suit of James Lawson and others
against Herman g Bachman and others. the paintihs
at Superior Court, Trial Term, obtained judgment.
The defendants interested the cargo o the sdip
Common ca IT, destroyed by the rebel vessel Florida
They employed plaintiffs to make recovery for them'
promising % per cent. For two years plaintiffs maze
step Then. through other counsel the defendants
got 1904 The plaintiffs Judgment Tor oneiour' u
OF this. c.s l2j. The General Term OF the superb
Court reverses this holpnC tna the length OF ume ana
change OF circumstances entitled the defendants 10 IT,
sCind the contract
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

srPRhy, CoURT-CH AsBERs- Barrett. J-Nos. = 70. -
73 - s. Gail begins al No lOI up to and ncndns NO
GENERAL TERM-Davis r j. and Brady and Ingalls, - -
NO- 80 Iul 4uJ, IO+. lO', LOG Ill ll3 ia 10, T. :
3o 1875 I3s li0 Al. AZ l44 l5l. ljlP 1872, 1873 l55
~FE1AL TERM-LawT.uee. J-Demgrrer No H.. law and
Fact-NOs 7U7 25s zoo. s2l, 80 796 70 563 5G4 1g3'
79s 20 426 1913 sOS So 5si 776 40 49, el7 49, eI5
CiRcfr-PAR1 I-ponohue J-Sos 2724 27s7. 42l5 2s5s,
60? go, 20 snL ~ ;-34 y-25 27jO 2SlO 1881
2s22 2s23 2-25 1892 2s43, -s44 2s6o 2s53 $780, 1903
1913 I-85. I-Oj-s >, 1865 2-7-, 2ee7 4s9s. 2e99. - 100
PAR II-Van Worst Nos 1872, 1911 1922, l706 1925
3727 30 o to49 -4Ol, 1913 36j2 $50 li2 80 lioo
PARI iII-Potter j. Nos .Ol97 3G-g. 2lil, 4j 1885,
is,- isl 23i 22sI -. 500 laOs 250s, 2l4U -
SUPERIOR COURT-,iESEEAL IEaA-Curus {. j., and an
Worst ana ~peir JJ-NOs l. y 10 43 H. ~ 4e ~ ~ ~
SifIiAL TTRS-Sedgwick Nos. 30. 40.
TEIGL TIRM-PAKI I-FI-e!man Nos. 49,: $50, $50.
3s7 lo3, 529 9i9 ass 4s5 isU. 423 80. 100 l54
COMMON PLFAs-GESERtL TERM P. Daly. G J.. and
Larremore and Van Bgunt j. The People ss GTgt1n NSs
fi8 l20. III ~ l33, I24. I2j, I27.
srEcIAL TERN }. F Day. J,No DAY calendar CO, ooo
81 S56 81 $40 4I2 iT3 - sO2, sos A.. 4.o l252.
MAINE CoUsr-TRl.L TEgs-PAEr l-Alker- c J. Nos
II - j474 2Tl- 8O45L2 1928.
P1Hf IiI-Shea Nos 1921, BOSE 5l7e, 5lG4 5205.
CKyEHA SEssOS--PART I-Gillerslecve. J.-St"T hen
smith Matthew o Erlen Michael O OBren. William o Byme,
Heure Bsugsn false pret-uce. Charlie. Buchner larceny
from tne Ier-@u Joan No Toife BaI,afd M Ian zee;
battery charles Benson 'hares Ksnssy Patncs Nc
Caulcy. grand larceny, .., r,.,.,, ,-,. ,,,,n p,.n
ard r. Butts. feolous assault ana battery J3hn euyan
Peter ONE H. burglary Isaac MarSs. Patrick B4! Loas
Martin. Joseph Martin. assault an battery Georgr "
grand larceny Michael n kiuna James Me- ahrey senc
non Roberi Bood orsery Leroy bo7t"ick AndFrw ~ MI
o O.Saaughuessy Michael o Neal, malicious mischief
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRAS.FER1
NgN YORK CITY

Clrst fVos II and l3) William + Dodge. r. and
others 10 Alfred II WiCk-
same propertv. Alfred II Nicks 20 william Dodge,
IT, and d " James. az JOINT trnants....---.---....
stnsaye- from 1884, 81 tO lJ+tL 81, 2OUIlOO, and
also y cor rtA-aye and lJ4tLrst l7JIlOO Joseph
M-eks referee to Robert Anderson ..--.------.-
same property Robert Anderson 10 Lucele Gun
ming recorded Jan {. ~ 'I....-.-.....
Narkei-st n cor MouTurst, 4JIs7.2 Alfred BedIOw
, and wife 20 Peter McNtr ---..... ... ...----.--
garh--t $50 n v uf Sth-sve 5uIll { JITrc guar
Adolph Ansbacher aid wife to JDhr MOOre---.-
l3Oth Il II e. l3. n OF Jta-&ve. ls9I9J /. Edward
wiling and wife to Andrew = Van Tuyl---.---.
Attornevst " : S. II = OF Brp0ne. ST. 25I6o: william
4 Conner late sheriff. 20 Elwarl krebs -..-.....
24thsr Nos 33R and 33s East, 5OXg-. lO5 Heary W
ION ~ go 1916 Vest. 22Ig5 John Williams 10
st,-ayr cor I3jth.st 99ll1l50: Max Well and
wife 10 ticOrge r l. ~ -.-.
Rroorne 81 - $50 n = Il At'Orneysf, l-SIs1.I
zone siIth part ChaTles Ianser 10 Johanna I
IaDscT ...... .''...
2str--f -. 333la Il e Of 9th ave. 2l5I9s o susan
stanley and husband 10 Jane DrummoDi- --.-------
It = 200 n 81 3th ave. 6OI UU.5 Mary Earl
10 Gideon Fountain. =.
For.vth-st l2j II Of Houston st. ZoI OO sophia
uOrnaun and husband TO DsthAr!ne Klein ..---..
2lth AZ A. l75ft Of LeIingtOu-ave. lohIso.5, I'll
vauus Ia eht and wife 10 George Johnson
7stn At : 1879 u Of lstave lsklOSi Barb2ra
I0ppenssck 10 Erne HOppensack 49,.
.eth- Al n = 1926 q 9th ave, l-HIlOOoi
bushnell referee, 10 James kis.am =. ~
Cudst We gSsft Il OF Frankfort Al, o. 2TOO.5 J" az
ter b Lawrence And Others trustees etc 10 JACK
son
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
RAILWAY MORTALITY.
rur vrAR,s HARVEST on FAILURES.

THE YEARS HARN ESl Of rAlLOhL
,,sroF RAILROADS SOLD UNDER FoRECI osURE DUR
ING THE PAST YEAR-RECEIvERsHIPs-BA
RrPrCIEs DURING THE LAST THREE YEARS.
From The RdilEdy Age.
Tho wear inst closed has not been as encOur-
90 the railway interest as 10 was ho. ed AT the out
o. - might be- and st II may be considered an I'M
-cvcment on those Immediately preceding Wheth aN-
%. ~ the harvest last Fall was large In some sections
- martial failure and though avery heaNY amount
-. 49, nc waS moved Compet tion was strong ana IRE
Cnentiv broke all attempts at coOpCfaton Ieduc
~ carving rates the verge OF uuprontaOencss' anu
e. soUc a below Meantime the shrlnkage III val
% al an kinds going aud prices were approach
n be gold basis while old debts and Old rates OF inter
81 nnon Them continued al their or:Iual hSurSs.
Rnads tnat had managed 10 keep out OF inc sherlh
L.Tds Inn the desperate hope of reEalninC a s0vent
nosition continued 10y one to fan iuto admitted
bankrnptcv and move slowly through the puVer1zug
nrocess OF foreclosure toward reorganZed existence
the result IN most CASES evidently inevliaOe years
before aud hence the addition OF many 10 tht previously
long st OF baukrupts j. to be charged 10 events udhE
hack To the great and does not Necessarily prove
that me 9st wear or were especially ulsa7lrOus.
In accordance with our annual custom We nave pre-
nared from all sources available the touoVlng st OF
1oads sold or tlaced in the hands OF receivers during
5ke past year We premise, as usual tnat We 40 not
figures a, hat possible OF attainment But the list
Is certainly large enough 20 be palufu'y impressive,
and il gives very COIleCt general idea OF the financial
condition Of very large proportion oI our lalI"dN7'
SOLD UNDER FORECLOSURE. JAN. TO DEC. 81. 1873
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
gfrurslons.

NETROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM J:3OA " To II Z M
RECTOR y TREEI-NCaTest pJat for a. street Ferry,
and connects with ears .ur south Ferry
COT RI Ia point tOr Jersey CITY aud
Commuuipaw Ferries
PARKPLAt E-Nearest point Tor Posi- once CITY Han and
CHAABEHsS TREEr-Nesrest point Tor isvonia and Eric
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLlS.~ STREET
GRANDSTREET for Desbrossei street Ferry
city, and with cars for Desboesos and
East Grand street Ferries
BLEECKER STKEET-Connects with cars FOR East and
EIGHTH sTREET-Nearest point for Christopher street
Ferry HObOken. connecting with ears for Christopher
and East Ienh street Fcfries
FOT KTEENTH- -5TREEI-Nearest point Ia Union >qusrs,
Wallacks aud LYceum Theatres Academy 0f Music. Ir-
Tammany Halls, connecting Nth cars for East
Tyen third Thirty fourth street Ferries.
TWEEN ~ TIL DSTREET-Nearest point to Booths 81
and Pars Theatres Grand opera House. GLmOres
Garden and Ma1onlc Tempe and T"e1ty'tard street
Ferry Jersey city
THIRTY IHIkD-sTHnET-N Nearest point 10 standard,
BrOaiVsy, and Fifth Avenue Theatres, AduzTldm aud
Francisco NiDstrels connecting with cara iOf es
hawZen Ferry
ioI tompany'- cabs Tor Grand CentT4l Depot.
FIFIIErli SHEET
FIFTYEIG nth >TREET-Nearest point FOR Central Park.
connecting with Of Bet Line Railroad
trans take east side - atoms
For downtown trains take west side stations
FARE 10 CENTS. Except between the hOurs OF $50 u
73O a. m, Of D. m, when the fare ! cents.
WM r. GARRIsUN President
NJ VAN BROCKLTN. Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
VERDICT AGAINST BANK OFFICERS.

Anna Zeugner Owned a $1,000 bond which
her husband deposited with tie German savings Bank
OF Morrisan!a. After its failure she sued william j.
Best tue receiver, for the bond. II seems from the
evidence that 1t known to the bank officers that
This hon3 was hers The jury at the superior Court
Tral Term found her favor, and the General Term
0f The same court confirmed yesterday the NeTdlct
Judge Curtis says that the case "disclONtr now saw
lu- bank can be uadt 10 ulc injury ana ss on lAuse
whom II should protect. Wherever unsuitable persons
are organized under the forms OF law as custodians OF
the savings Of the weak court OF Justice called on
to narrow far consistent with law, the area OF
he iOs
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
Duty on LOBSTER CANS.

HALIFAX, y. s., Jan. 5.-The Chamber OF
Commerce held another meeting yesterday, and dis-
cu.se the question TO be brought before the Dominion
Board Of Trade at Mr. saynor, III reference 10
the lobster-can question, said lie did not feel SATISFIED
with the present aspect Of affairs. He believed II the
matter was pressed tre American Government y Ie %
had paid duty lot OF goods IN question WIN t o
au.,1ut Mr. ZONES said the Government had inquired
ard found LEV could not sue the American Government
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
TIE COUNTS.
ENJOINING THE WESTERN UNION.

Judge Blatchford rendered decision yes
terday on the application OF Clinton ". Colgate FOR
perpetual Injunction restraining the Western Union Tel
egraph Company from the OF the guttapercha insu
lators Of the Simpson patent He decides that he cannot
grant such injunction, except 10 future manutaC-
ture, until testimony has been taken to determine the
value OF license fee TO be required alternative
The Judge says:
~ sufficiently appears that at least before the time
when hua decree shall be entered in the would
not be proper 10 award perpetual injunction against
he further use OF percha covered wires, now in
use by the defendant for teegraphc purposes and that
any such perpetual injunction TO be granted before such
nnal decree ought TO be granted cOndtOnaly and on
terms as TO substituting something else for gutta percha
covered wires, or as to taking license fee for the fu
ture use OF gutta perchacOvered wires The
an 1aVts aud papers before the Court do not enable j.
10 determine satisfactorily what such terms shodd be in
either OF the RbOvenamed aspects, and II IL proper
tha the testimony TO be taken the reference 20
profits and damages should be before the Court before
the question Of the perpetual Injunction passed upon
The consideration Of the question Is therefore post
pOned until such testimony aud the masters report snail
De before the Court But the plaintiff Is entitled 10 "A
perpetual injunction against the sale by the defendant
70 Others OF any OF the guta-peTchacOyercd wires OF
cables which II shall hereafter acquire, and
against the manufacture by the defendant Of
guttaperchacOvered wires other tlan those wtlch II
No security from the defendant If required as
the abundant peCunlary ability Of the defendant was
admitted by the paiuLf on the hearing.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

3d.lve cor ssth-s, 25TlOO p Ledwlth. referee.
n Mary Donovan.
1st-ave, VS., dig II of slst~st 25I75: Norwood.
referee, 10 Jennt DE Witt
Watts ST. 205 n . OF Narick 1t. 2lr1Itirreguar ;
John Cushi.r and wife to John II Cusnier......
sulivan-s IS. 63 II OF BrOOme ~. 2lISOxrregular
John Il Cushier and wife t6 John II Cushier .....
ls5th 4. - 2 II Q Of klnssOridGe Road, look
1sll the Citizens Bank 20 John y Bu.i aud
Yabe
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
MILLS RUNNING on HALF TIME.

ALBANY, Jan. 6.-The Harmony Cotton
Mills, at Cohoes have given notice Of a reduction Of
work 10 three days in week. Three thousand five
hundred hands employed IN the mills. Oger-pro-
ductIon Is assigned as the cause OF the reduction.
NEwBURG Jan G.-The operatives OF the Newburg
steam Cotton Mills more than 300 in NUMBER re
placed half time TO-DAY. The low price OF manufac
tured goods is gwen as the cause.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
THE FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE SUIT.

In the suit of Daniel II. Harkins against
stephen Flske, the Supreme Court recently appointed
Cunning :. Bedford receiver The chef asset OF the
ru was the lease Of the Fifth Avenue Theatre at $780,
600 year, payable in frequent mstalments OF 500.
After the appointment OF the receiver, Andrew Gsey
and others executors OF Peter Glsey and the lessons
finding the rent in arrears for two in-talnent9'
began proceedings for dispOssessiOn. MI Bed
ford at once cited thcm before the supreme
Court for contempt. They appeared before Judge
Donohue Yesterday admitted that they should not have
begun proceedings against court officer without leave
u the COuT; aud obtained leave 70 WhdTd" tie pro
cecdugN ThertupOn they applied at Chambers on d
petition setting ont AT length the conditions or INC
lease and the default and the appointment gf the re-
ceivcr tor leave To bring evctmcut Pc, dinEs Al
drew G~ey says lie is informed that the cts are IN
solvent and that tie receipts from the bush az th'
theatre are Insufficient 10 pay the rent and expense
that the dramatic l. now al It's height ana u ~
the petitioners one, lease the house 10 rtspon-
slhle person, they must suffer loss.
Judge Barrett granted leave 10 the Landlords 10 pro
coed by tue ordinary summary proceedings despite the
fact hat the person IN possession j. receiver ior
the Court The proceedings before The sixth District
Court Of course Aad been adjourned previously.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SUIT BETWEEN A RAILROAD AND A CEMETERY.

4 hearing took place yesterday De-
fore Chancellor Van Fleet, at Newark IN the case
OF the Mount Pleasant Cemetery Company OF Newark
against the Erie Railway Company In l766 an act OF
the Legislature was passed allowing the defendants 10
constrpct their road between their depot in Newark
and WoodsiIe the condition being that be-
tore constructing their road they should enter
into agreement with the cemetery company
to construct a stone wall between the track ana the
cemetery grounds; August, le6o, the railroad com
many executed hOud in the sum OF e3o,OOU' agreeing
10 buiId the wall within three wears. Ihe wall has
never been one Ot the points OF the deienct -
mai the road not being bu upon lands OF the cemetery
colnpauv. but lands owned by the state The ra
nad companv cannot be compelled 10 bond which
was given az when II contemplated TO lay the
track upon lands OF the cemetery company,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
REAL ESTATE.


EEwYoRK. Monday Jan. s. 1879
The following sales were held at the t,
change salesroom to-day
By Richard = H1rn,ti
3-sorv brown stone SclIug- with plot Of lau6, nos
g2' % 239 East ~ttli=t, n 80 n Q Of 3daye,
man .....-,--..'-. s24 O
b J1S ". DGEisu 3 CO.
4siCry brown stCue AOusc N-tA LOT. 80 p. Gthave,
g. 81 ft : ~ I'D -, lot Z2G1l.l lI--x1s.Si VIM
II Mccormack -...-..-...- q, Oh
Bu B,ui. T. F1,rrhtld
7storv nrck hu ld.nC with lOt, 40 fl3 UoustOn st,
IS 32IO fl Of sheriff ~ lot 2l5v76 DOTgclA. 5.5
Bg bfnIHS 4 DIrt>s.
3 lots on 3dave. cor Of SPrng place, .3d Wand,
each -J17O, Mutual LIE lls % ---.--...-.--.. 80
kg KlLgb y.
! bro NJ stone dwelling with lot, No 800 East
l2utH -t, 81 II " OF lst-lye let lGx5O,J Cha-
Bachelor .........-.---.. 81
: similar dwelling vlfh lot No aj2 Eat l2OtL Il,
adjoining above, lot l5EjO.j: Wm Green. Ir..-. 81
BV q. J. LINN.
ost0ry frame houses with plot ot and on Cottagest,
near 8l-ave. kuOWu on map Of Mott Haven a. lot
No IsU 2Jd " ard, plot " Land, JOXlj..-, " BrOn-
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD COMPANY.

ALBANY, y. Y, Jan. 6.-The Harlem E1ten-
son Railroad Company, lessee has submitted its re-
port 10 which s appended note stating that on Janu-
ary Il 1873 the Harlem Extension Railroad was con
sohdated with the NewYork, Boston and Montreal Raj
way Company. A mortgage upon the Harlem Extension
Railroad foreclosed IN 1877 The road is in the
hands the trustees OF the bondhOders aud operated
by the Harlem Extension Railroad south Coal
Transportation Company The following are the only
figures attached 10 the report:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
Bonds and
Miles debt.

Total Weuy roads $50 So, 'OOOO s3a5 3tW @
TOt4l bonds, debt and STOCK 6-3oO,OOO
Estimated
TIE above st shows only the roads for which recev-
err were actually appointed during the year. ana does
moi include number Of others in rd 10 which suits
looking u foreclosure ana recelvershlps were com
meuccd These viii mostly into our list Tor next
wear Turning now TO files, Will attempt cOm-
paratlve sho ing for the past three years:
Summary OLE SALES UNDER FORCELOsCRE.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
$4,000 90
NAVY ORDERs.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.-Passed Assistant Sur
g.on John C. Boyd has been ordered to the NewHamp-
shire st Port Royal g. c. and PsssedAssstsnts Surgeon
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

Detucting from the above list the roads winch have
49, ce heeu sold here SUI remain, as we hgure II, OF
these enumerated receIversns scvrntysI represent
NJ : $50 miles and $5l 100000 Of apparent capital
How many other roads which were placed III recelV
prs' hands previous l-76 stl await sale we cannon
sav our statistics 90 no further back but thc IaFua.
r,,ord ~ loss ana ruin winch they give j. sufhcieny
startling ana saddcuug IL is 20 be hoped DOW thdt TIE
fearful nearly over, and that bahA Auptcts anu
,uIy the cleaning "a OF IHe clouds and tempest.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07

II appears therefore that az least fOrtyrlGht roads,
with a length OF $500 miles and representing nealy
S3l 900 900 ~ nOmn3l investment have during The
past alone, taken out Of the hands of the
original aud turned over 10 new purchasers,
generally the mortgage bOndhuldeTs who have been
Compeled the property and throw good money
bad" IN the nope Of eventually saving something
have any part lot IN the property thereafter e1-
cent they live along the lines tAty nave The per-
petua benefit OF the existence OF the roads which Is
worth vastly 10 the communities than the money
winch they have contributed. The NONRESIDENT pro
prrtors the "iOreigu capitalists -ncudiDg nun erous
widows aud Orphaus-are the real and absO ute losers
RrCFIVERs APPOINIED JAN. l TO DEC. 81, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-07
SUPREME COURT.
- In the Of The Application Of the Attorney Genera
THE NORTH AMERICA LIFE INSURANCE COM.

THE NORTH AMEkltA LIFE lNSI kANCE lOA.
PANl.
To all person. having claims demands OF name
nature either pOCyhOters the above named corpora
fOu. % a other creditors thereof
TAKE NOTICE. Of and IN obedience 70 the
requirements order of the Court ot the state OF
New York made by Mg Justice Lindon az Chambers In
Cy of schenectady the 10th day OF july ISIS IN Tho
above entitled proceeding and entered IN Tie Office OF the
Clerk SCHENECTADY County July 49, 1875 the under
Albert Parsons. duy appointed Referee ia the
above eneJ Processing 10 take proof Of al claims made
against named corporation either by poucyhOders
OF by other creditors thereof.
Farther take notice that in obedience the requirements
Of .ucn orr the Referee Will attend az No.
25 BROADWAY city OF New iork. al the Office Of Henry
Receiver Of SAID cOrpOtaiiOn the 5t day OF
January 1879 at II o'clock IN the forenoon d that da aud
FROM thereafter such proceedings may be AL
ourue Will then ana there prOcee u take proof Of all
claims and every and nature against said
CORPORATION by policy holders by other creOts Thereof
which may be preserved AMI tha VIII such proof OF
such as upon the legality and suhciency Of such
proof and cism .,--,. =.
Further creditors Of such corporation required 70
exhibit prove their claims and become parties To these
before undersigned the dAy above des
and that in default thereof all
thus defautng, shall and VIII DO
rcurd fro OF the decree which shall be made
In these and from any tsu baton hch shall
he rnaL. Ina ot under such decree Dated July 22 1878
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