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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-08
MARINE NEWS.
OEPIOE NEW ORLFANs DEMOCRAT.
DGGGmbsr T. IbTn.
CIsnrsd Yesterday.
rrlysn.

Arrived. a.- j.. =E#
Steamship Lone Star, 6 app from New York 2gth
nit tnG Whitney Soc Algiera
Ship Ivy lowell ~ daya from HUI. Eng. to mn5tsr
Point
I,r shiu thnr1pa Raymond IS day5 from Liverpool,
Norton & Boil Point
Bark Martha n MrNeil, Masters. ~ days FROM Lon
dol Ia Silaa w sefa hso iB dist
Hr bark & F lwell. Hilton 81 dnys from CaiaH, to
master Point
Nor bark Conrad IIeIiberQ fIomsman ~ days from
ST Thomaa to II Ostt Geo POINT
Nor bark Brilliant Paulsen II days from Galveston
tbpund for Amsterdam In distressl TO master
PoiHt
Earksntipa Stephen & Hart pieracn "a nays from
Bath, Me-, TO Waner-lst dist
RTEAMBoATs.
Fair Play Papineau from Upper Coast
ST MARY ! after e from DUnalt sohVille
Jos Webre Hotard from Eayon dss a demands
Alvin Saovell from Lower Coast
John s Baird Baird from Bayou Barataria
BeFs Albett st Eisrre from Upper Coast
lice Porter from Hope villa Il Now Basin
Georgia MunGY. Weaver, from Mobils-NeY Basin
asiaw-Gomiax Or.
Bark Tins York IL days from Trinidad in bal ast
to master
Er bark Adept MePheraon 81 days tfo.a London
In ballast 10 !. L8Gomb IGo
Br bark Florence Chapman, Hsattle "A days from
Rio de Jaaeiro n ballast. to Hall d Vaughan
Nor bark Caapar 5 days from Galveston in baliaft
to Robert 0erieiR-
Sehr Daisy parkhurst, Hooper. ; days from Car
denas IN baass to ma4tsr-
SGhr Mag Evelyn. Hansen, 8 days from Gtllia, t
J T Macheca
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~ do Chism A. Boyd-p do John Dymend-g do j ID
lille do ID MotMn a son ~ do 10 bbls rnolasses
A tsersud--s4 do ! w Burbridge &oo-ta bhls rice
A socola-Tl sAoks rough rioe j Wilhinson.40 40
X Thompson snndrfsa b. ordsrTotnl -thI hhds Ba4
gar iD8 bbIa motassss ~ bills rice Ill sacks rough
rice
UPPER GDAHT--fer steamer Fair Plays
hhda sugar II gally 10 dn snott~3h do JOHN a.
James Thi hant 40 bills lolazass l. Gndobaut~sl do
itiohard Milhken bills sugar ! I Segtavs 10 bbls
oranges t.aooate sunhtisa To ufisr- Total % hhds
sugar hhls sugar "a bills mnissaaH
IL Vott DHS AL HMANt - Fer steamer jos
Weirn u bids sugar iuah Lsyert=-it5 bhls mo-
aaaaa Richard Miiliken- / do bib sngar j Guillut
anudrisa order ~ Total vi hlds sugar Dbl sugar
II bids moassaa
nAgOU HARATABtA Ter steamer Jup 4 baird
~ hhda augar 10 bhlR meIasaes Richard Miliikan~~
aunftiea tn urd.r
UrrSH q Asst rer ateamer f,es Albert-gT
hhds aupar III bills uotaHss@ GhiaIn Hnyd-snn-
arie# to rriar
tiDFE VILLA Fer steamsr A lieeit bales cotton
3 hhds aupar bbs mofnsaes Renshaw, Gamrnask Aog
~ lataa ontton VI Alliaon aan do w @ Hack Aeo
4 do w II Thomraon aro-@t do Y l. AireY &eo-aJ
bel do Norwood " Isiobarda- bba molasass 4
bills sugar Ifl'rt y hhda sugar sacks ssed ootten
Eabln "a Hseka nnttpn aaeh ~ q eatten Seed As
| aooa tian-~G0 oorla who'd Munev A. Maroy--HBndriss
W atdet Total ~ haes ton sanka aasd cotton ~
sacks ootten aeed ahhds sugar hbis angar 10 bhla
| luoasses
MOBILE ~ Per staamrr tIaorgia Muney a- 1911
aafhs cotton seed n q Cotton Seed Association
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MORAANa IOuIHfANh AND TEXAH RAIL-
HnAn AND HIHAMAHLH 90.

paeeobor Z 10 hbds sugar bills molaHsea to E J
Taratall'a Sons - 10 - hri angar John Calder
70 do 36 ut mrlRssas isenahaw, CamuiaGk &eo-i3
d" EatanE S""a M 4" e o,daf -" ~ hhds sn-
ua, tg,up t,rns - do I. Gadu4nnx 5 do bills
nolaasea w II M"fk@l ~ d" hhds sngsr Meyer
WojI 7 10 ii bbla npasaes j M Walsh-lth do to
l. Ianant 10 do A U iiiueI ~ do l,eltran-fho
do a, hbds augat i.nah & Ievert y do II kepne-
dv o do T. taaaaHap,e y do ~ hhls nnlasaes Com
psr n Kelly l do Mrs w II Villavasao=i6 do hlf
a. 10 hhds pugar n + ftevp IS do m bbls moassea
Richard Fl"wer sea " ton sytnp iGdsv 1ay-29
bas hides T. Beer 81 rnfgh Ernst Geo
= Sacks cotton Faah Preston 4 oo3 do } Bcurg
70 bills oranges J. S4sgn ~ do l. IacsssaRna--s do
j I.ibost-a1 head stock Verghoie' and'iss to or
| dor Total Heneks cotton 90 sacks rough rios 25e
hhda sugar G2s bills 'noasses helf Dbl mpessea
tanks aYtur
| Ftom fnaianol. For steamship City Of Norfolk
u la ea 0otton " pHuss 600 - Kisfisr Gardner
Q II Morgan n brs beef I 7 Whtes turties to
| A Ga,nn 200 TOO beeves q Mehis &oo-2so sheep
A yoock Mitchell Asa sHndriea 10 0rder---T1tAi IT
bales cotton .r 5.=
From i.alveaLon- For steamship Harlan~ioo baiss
cotton Jnp II IIardte &Ho " Jnn Phelps As0~l3 to
Kirkpatrtnk 400 4 r Dannsei-@i71 do bds hides
| bra wax g A Whitnsy geo -Hnndries To 0rdsr-T0-
tai aaJ bates opton
| from JndIanola Fer stsamAhip iIarlnn~~2g bales
cot ton g5i sacks wool and hair ~ bales hides
skins 10 bbis molasae# 10 sacks wool gle boxes beef
OLA Whitney &on snndribs ~ order-Total ~ bales
ootton 10 bbls meIaases zs.=.z
| from Galveston steamship Hatlan-ot mdse
| Texas Express 20
Msmoremda.
| Brit steamer Athens, Gorkey. from Now Orleans
Nov for Liverpool, Was spoken on tho 10th with
prnpsler diaahlsd
Tho scI,r Annie Il Lewis Cant fewis, left Arroyo
Porto Rico Nov Va and arrived at Wilmington N q,
1 Nov ~. making Tho pasaaga in days
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Washington Deosfnbsr 1 1879
/ Notice IL given nv the Lighthouse Board that
and afs DsesmbeT ", isID the intervals between
tho fla hse of tho light al Stratord Shoal Long fs-
land Sound. will be changed from 10 seconds TO 30
seconds
AMERICAN PORTS.
Now York Dec Sailed for Now Orleans sohr
Ruth obinsou Dayton
Baltimore DEC Loading for New Orieans, Hehr
Anpis and Milford Stsaiman
| FOHkfBR pOHTa.
| tHy MALL @
Maaslius NOV 2l-ssed for New 8rlsans. bark
| Gail Haaatsd Ecsr
Eoerdeanx, hov 20-Sailsd far Now Orleans, bari
| Omega Fta9connro
IIavrn. hov q Sailed for Now Orleans. Ger steam
ship Hanover Hoffman
| SPOKEN.
t Hr ehp Colonial Empire Swimmers from pensaGo-
| 10 for liverpool. Nov ~, lat 80. ion ~
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EslV EIs NEWS.
uFFI0R NEW OIhEhNH DFMHOHAT. /
Monday, neaemtGT n. iHTs. !
Arrivals.
ny mRrIno column =@z
Bcnmreurea

Departures.
H. T. Srhaneh Now Mary Houston.
stngS 81 tao 9ssvers.
Daily photographic report Of tho stnge oF wHtar
AT Varioua points, with thnngns, In tho ~ hours
ending Yesterday NJ l.. m
Above low ,,,.Z
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Go to Washburns and get a Lambert fadeless
picture. You will never regret It.
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m D4byfE.
Yaeslpts of pyunuen,

NEW YORK = Per ateamshlp Lone Star
Assorted ndse
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ExehanEe sllppInKs.

Cincinnati ENQUIRER:
WASHINGTON Dec 4.--James A. Dunout
Supervising Inspector General of Steam Vse-
fiscal year there were 1883 steamers inspected
ard 15.212 officers licensed. Total aumber Of
lives lost By accidents from various causes 1T,
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HOTEL. ARRIVALS.

Maximum Temperatures 81. minimum
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LOCAL. RRs,0 MP.

H. lndlrntna rislng. H. indnntea falling.
lndtOnlna athtl0nhry.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-08

The rhihoda,x Sentinel ronceelaa tho cleo
tIon IF both Republican Senators Va the N,nIh
nlafrIot Jordan stewart and Mayer Gahen-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
THE COURTS.
THE COUNTY CLERKS CASE.
.sr.y N THE MANDAMUs PROCEEDING GRANTED



By JUDGE DONOnUE.
Indce DOnohue yesterday granted stay IN
che andanlus proceeding against County Clerk Cum
h,ton. rcnding an appeal from Judge Daviss oroer,
n laces this merely the ground that the policy OF
enc law allows review Of important decisions ana 10
ait ntil the maniamus actually issued would De
20 defeat practically the appeal The following is the
substance Of his opinion.
The only and simple question IN the case, Nhen Ine
Cots are considered shall the respondent be allowed
an apUpal hecause an appeal without stay VIII oe OF
~ So ynatcvcr-wOpld bc farce. The ORDER dr.ct-
De~crpptorv mandamus and when that s presented 10
no resD0Ddcnt ne must either obey. IN which ease MS
appeall Is OF no avail refuse ana nave huselI III CUn
ts,,nf and liable 70 punishment Or such contempt me
law absolutely alows appeal on the ORDER anu TINS
do not understand the REALTORS deny Ihc question "a
graptln. a STAY II of discretion, Is To ne eAeIcst
NOT los reviewing any alleged errors e0mm'teu ny the
uice who made order complained OF. because tndt
v,uld he simply appealing from one OGGe 10 ahothcr
but nv oscertaInipg whether the defendant makes ms
ateal i'm good aith tand looking at thdt question
am 10 assume that with the Jusilce VINO mace
his order, on this question OF good fath the question
Is not What Is my opinion the merits. but whether the
appIcaut in good taitn seeks the review. Mhen as IN
ms case the respondent To such good faith and
counsel acting for bun state their good fa
in the points tased by them think the absolute right
OF appeal winch the gives should he allowed unless
some loss injury is TO occur by delay.
on inquiry the County Clerks Office 1t was said that
the order mad been served the Committee OF the Bar
Association other action Aad been taken by The
Dy the County Clerk so far IS was KNOWN
la q
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cBES1pEAKE IND ono RAILRo1D.

ANNUAL MELTING And ELECIIoN-NET FARNINGs,
1871. G2l RRPOHTED-THE PRESIDENTS RECON-
MESDAIIONS.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. THE annual meet
ing of the stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company was held to-day. President Hunt
icop IN his report SAYS While the business OF the
road i steadily increasing, your president and Board
OF Directors are more flly than before impressed
with the tact that with the western system
of roadS and an Eastern extension to deep water,
must he before tine OF the road can be fully
assured small percentage on the securities yOu now
have in the Chesapeake and ONO Railway Company
invested in the securities Of line to connect with the
Western system OF roads would enhance the value OF
present holdings more than the amount called for by
the new investment necessary TO make this important
connection"
Second Vice President WicLham's report shows that
the total earnings the fiscal q $4,000 G-
ana the total operating expenses S159730 10. leaving
balance Of earnings operating exercises or ell -
col - The incrcasr the gross earn nes over those
~ he fiscal wear -76-77 - ~233,-27 SO.
The following directors were elected for the year: C..
y Harrington A. A Low, 4. :. Hatch, Elias :. HIggns,
.vid stewart Pliny Fisk William Wterght, ir., JOHN
Castro Jonas q. Clark, John EchO!S, aud william C..
Wickham, . ., = y, ~.
,,4,,o,, ur,stdent A. = Hatch. fret ylce-pTesdeut ;
William g. Wickhsm. second vice president.
RESOLUTIONS adopted authorlzuc tlr directors 10
obtain authority increase the chlu STOCK oi the
nrpna
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

sIrRlNE CoUET-CHANBERs- Barrett. Nos 2s SO. 20
Aul a. 50 @ !O6 100 lGi los l6i; los. l6G. lG7 Cali
GLNRRAL IERM-Davis T. J.. and BRADY aud ingalls, IL
Nos TO- "a So, ls lj6, l6l. lG2 lG 6j 1866. lG7, 1853
IS ~ I5l i52 d 49, l76 III l77a. rs 49,
siECIAL TERN-Iawrence Law and Fact-Sos. 7O7 25S
80. 5S4. 776 72U 7s2 sl7 75S sO7 $50 2i7, ~
ClRCUr-PART / Donolue J.-No- zl5 2g5y 2S7G 1929
ITO 2s3 212j COG 2773 2G99. 27r4 276j, 977g 1887
s0l2 $50 2734, 200 25lO 2s21. 2s22 2s2 2s25 2sS5
ZS 4+u =. l12J 2l2j 2S47. 1907 ;iSi 2722 25i0.
PART IIl-Poter J. Nos. 24ll 1853, 4l5l. 1885, 1882
ll5l 23Il 229l s9l 500 09io 2jO9 2l4U 2413 26s5.
sUPERioR COUKI-GFSERAL TERM-Curt.s. &. J.. and Van
Worst ana sper JJNosl3 a. H. ~ ~ 30 ~ 49, 80. 81
SPECIAL TEEN-sedgwck J.-Nos. So 80, 81. CO. 81, 65
LEAL TERM-PIEr I-Free,imsn. J-Nos 9sl. ss5 asG
81 '-' ''' go '''' o. ~ i'f' 10" 4''' 0'1 0''
COMMON PLR4s-GENERL TFRM-C. p. DAILY c. J.. and
Is H. ~ ~ 10 Is ga &C. 10 -. los, 1913, $780, I5
1872 l33 l34. l3J 80. 1877, l3s. lao.
SPECIAL TERA-J. +. DAILY, J.-NO day calendar.
4s7 As. SIG s27. SO. 4i2 4l3. 7C4, SOB 1927.
MAEINE COURT-TRIAL TkgM-PABT l--Aiker. q Nos
90 ~ 2lU co. 3i2s 49I+ 2'1e' 1i7i 5'S5 -s'J
PART U-Sinnott J.-Nos. 4Ils 1902 Sl3S 519s. 5435,
5o2&. $3.50 1918 4Ol9 5e02 100 5l27 4elj 52u5 a5gG
0l7e J1sj jZ54 1888 5Z56 5257 j2j9. j2S J26Z j163
GENERAL sE-SlONs-PART I-iildersleeve. Peter
tcry Cornelius MUlc1Tc, Alexander V Eon robbery John
Hicks, burglary; Joseph McCarthy Kitty Wilson Maggie
smith Edward Coleman, Joseph Bascr Jacob Scsc. Dora
f1"ro, grand larceny William Murray. burglary !lZzr
stewart larceny from the John MOI. Joseph kourk
assault and battery James Burns assisting prisoner u
cane.
PART II-Cowing. J-Rchard L Butts. felouons sssaut
battery: Charles H. ~par-nburg. burglary Francis J.
Moiey grand larceny Herman Hrrsch forgery LEROY bo7t
Marcus Raymond. John Omen. William Mccartney, James
okee.e George Williams. grand larceny Henry Smith
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nECIsIONn-JAN. !.

Supreme Court hdmbers-Bv Judge Barrett
sgt MSs tE 1s' Rro% ACT R new
agL Fuckenhrmer Van biankeseyn 1G5 r G s sem
ninr-Noiion granted for January i. $50 Meal AT
srence made 70 commute bHe A. IlptI 70 com,
hutua Life Insurance Company ast kennedy-elcrenGe
d-san ggt Rocs ordered sloane .gt shat
smhDccree Granted Reed aFL LasneEiHe piraGlig'
must DC AILGr sris,, sirsd Cornauy at atonai
Bank Of Hayorstr Motion Granted tssi kiyrr oaVinrs
r scf 6iis-I 40 not ihns would be- safe 10 order the
action On ne specia (,Tgu'' fWot "a giant
,t 1;rn aet ,trLrae pleadiGeS are w2nllns B@'T@o%
Newman agt Motion granted. Murray agt The N
c,s E.6b n Company.-Recsiver appointed brgss agi
ualMoon d.n'd ~. ast lyons VEon, a.ii At
gtige II .el'ie3cn "I a, nGni' c, ' I' i
recovery. ImsrAn IRlustria say9ss Banh AZ NJ arr
ton d,n.td Wesrea aet PEiadcDhia Iron CoInany-Ni0-
Bv Judge Dsnels.ln the matter Of The petition OF 'Ie
Kamer agt Myllns-nOuon viii be dehod' see ui'oi~n
u.s. Judge Donolue-rhe People rel Holmes sgt Cum
blcon- Mouon io say gIantTq see GIon cettie
amcnimcuts smith agt smith-AIlo"~h'e snou'a Oo
Bv Judge Buchanan ast MGInyre ,1 ci.
shoud cknoWlcdged before the p'ttohe'
>gTeyior Conrf-.(DfciaI Teu-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
NcKelyey Lewis ! ndertaaius approved I5alel tgi
Bairr.-Oldcr granted. NarrSy agt wn-keicrence
ordered Aruai agt ArBaut-Order granted In tie mat
ter Of McGlOrfer appointing George 4 Morris gul1.sn
ri Reilly agt DOrDcl 81 al-Orhef ipf Cpmhis
.o Bremen BelrTeau 81 a-Ofdcr for lsc0niiBaalce
Iory TwOmby-i~nd approved Algf, az, Moo': a.
--Oer OF discontnuance. Iaunenbaum hgt Gia'Z-UdeT
of ubstitut0n Brown agt BcllngeT Brow Brothers agi
Iegcuan ter discOnnuance sweet sgt Morrison
U.ugherfV Chambers Hcssc agt BfiREs bowman agt
PiItel; sDifcu agL kOechliBg D0nneIy aet DOhLeIy
BRYANT az. Glnqn. Fountain sgt Adams kingsley agti
Iedduefsn n hiie sgt hdams-Orders granted
Common Pioas-Eqaifg TcTM-By ChefJustlce
T. Daily scLuzer asr. Honch-Judgment for the plain
TN opinion
sDeeiai BY lodge ,. Dal In tho matter Of The
accounting Of Meyer Ouscl will attend Or thaIDts
In tIr the gnnenf Of Thomas & Co 10 Hill
Application stand anti hnaI accounting see memo
MGriRe Court hdmbers-By Judge Sheridan
Fastnacht Central and uds0n RiVvf kAI
Company settled and filed. Beechcr sgt Oien
aOTfrr New-YOrk Express COMPANY George EcitTam
ROdgefs Gannon AT Drew Ujarafi ACT IhayeI-Mg
granted The National Union Bank 81 BALTIMORE ssI
keide-A -hment vacated McCagney aGt Requer mo-
granted: complaint dismissed with $40 costs Allen
brand szt rahrO deT HeHsCheI solOmOn AL
ttrnield Benjamin agt. sienbefE kAmAn Agt shethaf
King AEt Herng May -el;guE&n. Leon agt l llmsn
heJEne the GeTmsnz Ere lnsuTaRes Company CheAeo
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFEHA
NEW-YORK CITY.

Cherry It. No &c william Dodge, ir, and others 70
Augusta Wlusch 1880, % - IN , 80,
= Far-oDs ana others to Edward " Bearll .------
Lexington ave. " cor J9th-sI -OX-j, furnished ;
Cltharne Law renee and hnspaAd 10 Ira j " IL
l35trst $50 Il q Of -th ave l00Z9" Il cha les
IL AhreUs 90 william Is Matte-Un. --........ .--.
l3.tu-st 80 n OF Gtn-sye, JOAJH.lI Charles "a
Ahren. 20 WiIilsm II Asttc-On ----..--.---.
1ye.A : = cor 3tl-t. 26x95 Hester Hunt 30 Hen
" Bailey $500.
Same property one sry euth part Joseph Hunt 10
Henry NJ Bailey
Sane property, oue-7ev rIth part; Benjamin rum
by to Henry Bailey -----.
Same pro perry One--sventh part John Hunt ana
vile T. Henry 4 bailey. $1,000 --.-
ll2tIst. SIS Iy0ft E Of 7tha ave JuKlO0 II aud also
es 7th.ave. jO.5-2 II OF II lth.st JO.g'21lOO
John + Pupke snd W Thomas smith -------.
4th-ave 30 " cor 63d-st. 4O.JN1J Thomas smith ana
wifi 10 John Pupse ----.. -.
53d--T lac IL of 4tn.ave, l6X4Ou.5; EdSdIu
and Charles LOcw % Emily STR ..----------.-
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHINGruN, Jan. 1.-The following business
the supreme Court II the Uned States TO-
=. ~,
ana George Fletcher u New FORK CITY, were admitted 10
practice also r. W. Wooiey Of Louisville KY On
~ James b. Beck.
573-F ". Hudekoper et al, appellants, asI lilhcA
lev Locomotive Works. al,
40 68J-Wm. Fosdick et al, appellants agt the South
western car Company. ,,.-,--,
No william r. FOsdcE. ct al appellants, agt Michael
Vpeals from the Circuit Court OF the
the Northern District OF illinois A. these
three involve the questions IN equity and can DE
ser ed bv single decision they argued together The
MONT m controversy Gf interest 10 railroad corpora
lions million dollars already depend upon
N. hna decision IN this court 10 say nothing OF
which will hereafter aT1so me morton
j. briefly a court Oi cQuity Which - called
uuap 10 railroad mortgage and appoint receiver
I'M, rest 10 appropriate proceeds OF the se Of the mort
gagged property OF the unsecured Indebtedness
u the railroad company existing when the receiver ~ dp
pointed instead paying the mortgage Indebtedness
Mr. Ashbe Green opened The for the appellants ana
argued that the Circuit Court from whose decree All three
rss appealed had lawful power 70 defeat the nrst
mortgage by approprainG any part OF the proes
the for cars, locomotives enc, Dough' oy
The mortgagOr corporation years after the lien
~ the mortgage had become fixed and paramount
lie followed MT r. b Roberts and MI J. NJ Buer Tor
the anne lee maintained that the possession oi railway
and the equipment upon u taken by receiver nuer
Of court changes no right 81 ownership OF ANY
mart of the properly tbat acOntract OF Inc con
diona sale Of rolling stock 10 railroad company ny me
axes on while conditional vouder retains the utle
ami ownership payment made j. legal ana Vad con-
ac binding upon both the ralrOG. company ana lts fc
teiyer. Adjourned until tomorrow at II O'clock
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.ALnNG.CONTEsTED WILL SUIT.

In the Orphans Court in Passaic County,
y j. Judge Bark.low yesterday rendered decision IL
the lonr-coutested Van Houteu win Rachel Van
Houtcn died at Paterson in 1868, and bequeatled
- 900 10 Calarne Van Houtcn her daughter. George
Post one OF the executors filed exceptions 10 the VIII.
lie most important being against the payment ~ TINS
5000 tie ground that the amount was paid To her
before the death mother. The testimony covers
nearly 700 printed PAGES The TRIAL began February
j.. 1867. aud ended May ~, ISIS The Master before
whom portion the Testimony taken J. uead, A.
are also several VI the witnesses Judge BarkaloWs
opinion OF great length and allowed the exception
10 the paymeut Of The legacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

NFw-YoRK. Tuesday, Jan. .. ls1o
The following sales were held at the Ii
change salesroom to-day:
Bg T. H. N,lIrr& SOr
4-st0ry brick store and 3si"rv brirk d"rilng WIN
lot No \, 30g Gthave' cor OF iths' o' 52O
similar building Mn 9t = Too S!9ave' VS. ao $500
similar buildings lots, Nos 2l3 and 6th-aN'.
$ adjoining above ea'h io' -V'A' oN' 500
similar Gamng wh l% N ~ ~ s'ha7e AaJos 252
l Story brown stone house with lot. =" !u5 N'-t
IAN ~. 100 Il " o. Gthaye ot22xIo"'' MAI o. A
shall % Roberts =. - 49,
4-toIv brlck house with lot. No 237 East iOurs
= 10 q W Of ave. Tot 23x93 - Fox d. '
10 acres Of land in the city Of Osveeo, \ Jno 10
~ FinaRs ( Bgrtes. 80.
Mo; Of lud o. Pu1c Drive. ~ 69tL -. ll5f On nj
X26l KIOu5N.ln Mutual Life ms 90 '''o
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
FNO OF MINERS STRIKES.
company.

PoTTsvILLE, Penn, Jan. 6.-The employees
OF the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Company
at the Beechwood Collery, who strnck Last week for
hack wages we're paid to-day II Is understood
here that orders received 10 close the coei
This will throw 800 men ana boys ont OF work The
men at the BrOoksite mines who struck on lhursdd
Ist FOR back wages have recOnsidefcd the matter anu
rctnrned to work The strike Luke Fiddler COiery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08

Brothers agt Werner Dleterich sct Etngrr Bush agt
kroOks. Schceseiu ast. Asher MOutOn sgL Wethere!
Plat sgt Siberberg Loeb agt BlumeDthsl Fischer agi
FISCHER Heath agt Me Elhinncy Rose Wade; Hume
agt C0chrape Panshaw Rabadam Schiller AIT. scott
Penny agt Aymes schneider Unborn Worth fu-
beck In theSator Of HOHsan. In the OF MhiT;
In the matter OF FGnkOrders entered and he Hepburn
gt. RacCyThe srrOgTaphers minutes submitted
so a. TO enable ne to settle this
BY Judge GOepp.-Schute AIT. NcSally-Opinion grant
motion
BY Judge sinnot-Rodgers agt Latus-csse settled