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UNCLAIMED SAILORS WAGES.

Wages due seamen who have died while on voy-
ages and also 10 men who have deserted, are under
the law to be paid by the masters OF vessels to the
United States Shipping Commission, who IN turn
is to pay the money into the United States Cir
cult Court. There 1t is kept for six years. and
if i'll that time appears TO claim II.
tLe amount is turned over to the United States
Treasury Money thus received forms fund whch
is appropriated the relief of sick disabled and
destitute seamen belonging to the Merchant Marine
Service. .
On January ] there remained in the hands OF
United States Commissioner Deuel., assistant clerk
of the Circuit Court, $646 20 which had been un-
claimed for six years He also.had on hand S562 IS
wages due to thirty-four seamen who had desel ted
The Shipping Commissioner also reported 70 the
Court the cases of las seamen who had failed 10
come to him for money which they were entitled to
as wages and he deposited $3.50 81 on this account
He explained that this amount had been III his
hands for six years, III many instances the
men came TO him when they were III no
condition to receive their money, through
drunkenness He withheld 1t on that account. and
the men had not returned. Yesterday Commissioner
deuel. forwarded to the Treasury Department a
check for 50 O39 90 which embraced the amounts
above mentioned. During 1879 there was paid into
court the money belonging 10 forty-two descrters
and 1876 dead sailors. In only two instances have
men who were reported deserers claimed their
wages and in both cases it was clearly shown that
thew were not deseTters.
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BARK SUNK BY A STEAMSHIP.

The steamship City of Savannah, of the Great
Southern Freight Line, ran into the bark Gerald c..
Tobey at halfpast four o'clock yesterday afternoon,
while the latter was riding at anchor oil Bedloe'S
Island cutting hole in the port side Of the Tobey
lust abaft the fore chains. Being in sinking con-
dition the Tobcy slipped her cable and was towed
TO the Jersey Flats by the tug ii. A. Crawford and
the revenue cutter Washington, and Is now lying
there with her decks under water. The steamer lost
her fore t0pmast and forward by the collision ana,
after what appeared to be some hesitation on the
The CITY of Savannah left her dock near the foot
of Cana-st. at $3.50 p NJ, bound for Savannah,
tr steamer left the Jersey shore could be distinctly
seen from her dock, and it was stated to TRIBUNE
reporter at the Office of the Great Southern Freight
Line last evening that reason could be given for
the accident. The bark Gerald {. TObey was loaded
with petroleum and bound for London. She Is an
American vessel owned by William II. Vcssc and
others, Of Warcham Massachusetts,, and commanded
bp Captain l.. Crowell. No person was injured by
tie collision. The probable loss could not be asccr-
tanned last evening.
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A U.OHAN MURDERED.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-Lotta Robinson kept a
cigar store No rs North Knzes and occupied nd
Joining with her paramour James Tanning. George
W. Stratton occupied a In the house with another
woman, and the two couples became involved in quar-
REL which terminated this morning in STATIONS firing
Mrs. Robinson aud Tanning. and escaping. He ar
rested and made confession, but refused state mis-
motive for the crime One OF the shots pierced the back
OF Mrs. Robinson and came out at the breast causing
death. flaming was Hhot through the left arm.
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SCORES IT me CHESS TOURNAMENT

The following are the scores in the chess
Tournaments which has bcen in progress during the last
two weeks Captain Mackenzie seven games, lost
one Dclmar won fvc lost our Judd, won eight, lost
one; G.undy, won eight, lost nonc Noble won
seven and hail. lost one; Taiiman. won SIX
ana q half lost one; Ware. three lost six; Ryan
won three Lest sevrn Cougdon. TWO. lost seven
CohnicId won none. Yesterday the following players
were engaged: Ware against Ryan, Judd against sell
MN. Cohnicid AGAINST DslWHr. GrundY against conn
field and AlackC.Zic against MOhic.
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AHIGHWAYMAN FOR A CENT.

John Mitchell age eleven Years, living
at No. 3O4 West 1hiry-seventh-st charged
with highway robbery, was arraigned yester-
day at the Jefferson Market Police Court.
On Friday afternoon he stopped William
Kern, age six years, of No. 304 West Thirty-sev-
enth-st and robbed him of Il pOcket-bOolI contain
ing one cent. Justice Duffy committed hIm for trial.
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NERVOUS debility and weakness of genera
~ i've organs positively cured by ALIENS BRAIN
FOOD. IL. Dtman AstOr House; Ztz LAO BrOadwnyi
Crtenton OIhave. for Allen. 3l5 lstave
GTRlCTURE, Impotence and Diseases OF tha
Generadye Ideally All lily careL Hours
~ and to HENRY ADANIELS, " ID. tLe1ingLou-N
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-Anot a poor garment among
them: they are in part just
bought at makers clearing sales,
and in part they are from our
everyday stock. AS to quality
Of muslin and work, they are a
pretty fair sample of our ready
made underwear; as to prices,
they are on the average IS per
cent. below.
There are no such prices any
where and our goods will last
only a few days of fair weather
Not much underwear will be
. sold elsewhere in this city till
this sale is over, as we said of
linens the other day. (Our
linens arc not half gone yet;
and prices remain the same
away below cycybodys)
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CONDITION OF THE GRoCERS BANK.

STATEMENT OF THE ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
DOUBTFUL SECURITIES FOR LOANS.
An examination of the assets of the suspended
Grocers' Bank has just been completed at the IN
stance of some of the officers of the bank, which
gives the following figures:
LIABILITIES.
Due to other banks. 100000
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RESOURCES.
SG9O1Ol

realized assets, amount to $4,000 on the above !;
the nav of clerks aud the expenses of winding mp
the institution and the attorneys fees, on which an
aggregate estimate of 100000 Is placed. have To be
deducted from this, surplus, which would leave
scarcely enough funds TO pay the depositoIs IN full
White was appointed it was understood that he
would not exact the full legal fees. In the state
ment the real estate IS estimated at SZI uVV value
Il was estimated at $50, 1876. The large estimate of
loss of 81 so 600 in the loans and discounts Is atr
hnted TO the wild cat securities held by the
hank of this amount 100000 is for liaighs ac-
eeptances and 500 600 on notes OF other persons
ware made one of the directors admitted
yesterday the fact that the bank held consd-
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oral wears i'm tic Eighth and Twenty ninth Precincts
Little was known concerning her history except that
her Parents we're respectable and lived somewhere III
the country.
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NOW for
Under7eyear.

Beginning Tuesday,-we sell
at both stores underwear at
about three quarters going
prices
The articles are on tables
by themselves, and are divided
into lots at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-12-21
United STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, Dec. Zo.-tDe ioiio"ihS V"'i
ness WIS b. the supreme Cour' OF tue O"''
states ,o-day:
n,tsi,n. No iI4-Catharine Hall ct al. appellant ag
wiam Il Law-The decree Of the lower Court Is a"rea
No isI-rhe United Stats appellant ~gt Frah0" D.
g Dso.1ore ct al appellants AIT whia@
C. scnoneld ct ai-Tms Courts ahirms the ae0'e" u '
%o s5s The United rel the czees Ban Ban, Of
& psny IN error the Supreme Court d ae District
cq@ea The gaision pr s5y Ns,o1sl baaK en-
b. compelled TO pay more than ns l poo me deaceHcy
case by the Inability stock holders pay he, pro
p me liability Stockholders Of national
BANKS Is cannot be made lon th% s u, sr,
elders intended to be put - me Teln u III s
tors for another as 10 the anouu' "0" ~
nigh D, reg feb b 70 pb 10 b a,petn making
meat enoGer shal cohtIiOats 'G'n u, % de-
viii bear the same propcrn "a "o or he eapIia
stock OF tue ban. at il, par value ,,, ~, ,hs f,et
he IS bovond me jurisdiction OF ls Is , SII in
anyT'e affect Sd h s ,@6y owa o5s t Is 70 o.
,iee 81 me oSs8 pec computed
corngy opinion ey gte 9s1yendent Of the Insurance
Department Il ihe sase = Ms eaf' snp, Tato Y Wiz
Court below sustained on al points ana In Jug
Yo D. whitney pantirin error agt hs FIRST
Nat ona BaDk 81 Bra le1o " VI ihs roan CO.
w insracuJns reverse ihe judgment OF tue C"uh"
So Iae County Of B,nfon painu6 in error agt !" NJ
fol an o f9si T Of Tho @ is aned Win
| mi, rest. 81. 1900 oo, rares
No The United State,, painiif IN error, agt Jas
O. Scntor ccrtitc tie Of dyt ion from me leh'
ri me ntcd states tAe Eastern ID r ct OF i@hieSsa
Olest Oh werri In tIe n'ati We
the c,uciusi lie r, auNg Of IN opinions MI
torpcy.General owens lrt-ouied Hilts Vi 80
oGop y The bar supreme Court WIN reieenOs ~
the retrcmen of judge -tro1g - ,,.n ro..,,,ot "a
Inc regular business OF the Court was then feSFn'' "
follows .u,afi,,t Tamas
40 10 1.-THE STEAMSHIP Achilles appe"dn' "N' JAM
ai.-plsmissei with COSTS ,,,,
No MoDle ana AeNa' 60 -,
pany appellant Henry FAheTnan. s"Oni't'" VIZ
printed ureis ....t.,. ,,t In.
so NS-Ioseph =. ilnsune ca 'uia ap,iianh tsI jos
I Ilcrnapdere ct a.-submitod on printed DIle.S.
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wnRK OF COMMITTEES.

WAsuIYGToN. Dec 20.-The House Commit
tee OH Commerce was engaged day upon the River
and Harbor bIl, and ibe subcommittee OF the Aopro
uria,ious Committee upon the Army Appropriation Dill
This bill viii he reported to the full committee to'mor-
row and wiII1probauy be reported to the House ae'
the reading of the Journal. The amount recommenue
IL somew nat larger than last year. aggresahR ""'
$3O.OO0.OO0. ..o
The Senate judiciary Conmittee to-day look up '"'
nomination OF Judge Woods to be an Associate 'us'o
OF the Supreme Court, but laid Il over together VIII
number OF ofner nominations. for furf or cOnslutIho
Several memorials from southern Dor hFso 1917 .a
strongly iavOring Judge WOOdss rohhrlhdt,vn a..
criyrd by the committee this morning. ana tbe nuns
iions gathered remarks made ny hthm,iS VI ~
committee to-day that tue nomination WIZ W.
ported ftyOrably, and cOuhfmed WITHOUT muen "PP0
ton -, -. ... - orovia.
TIE JOINT Select Committee the subject OF ploVn,
ing additional acrOmmndd Ions Tor -" CohRTs's va 70
Library decided to-day by vote OF D against l. W
commend Judiciary Square as The site Tor the ProP"Sou
Tine fate select Committee Transportation
Roufes 90 the SeaDOard to-day heard RODert A.
DELEGATE from the ia tmOrr Board OF Iraue JOnh o.
Middleton representing The Corn ana fiOur EAUhahke
and Messrs Villain K.,ser and ;. r. Thomps ~ usv ~
Baltimore, IN advocacy OF the Chopians iontS iOa a
urDuosed shlp canal Chesapeake and De'a"ao
Bays. u.,rh,s and
Measures after con eTence with Mr.. Burch,rd, Drec
Tor OF Tie Mint authorized ihe chairman 10 rspnt1
aOy TO IlOnse l4 bill amend NJ Scctloi 80
Revised Statutes. THIS section ahtnofihes Ia r.
the United STATES make charge Ior mcting anu
flung hen bullion below stdndsrd ann NJ $50 sr
i've Strpheuss amend ucnt aIGorz IKE c.H, i r
melting or renuug bullion whrtncr DeiO" s'a"""N W
not $780,, 60 -oav
by vote OF 10 2 e. make favorable report upon te
senate bill 70 Equal ~ HOmestedds'
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AFFAIRS OF SUSPENDED FIRMS.

Kleinwort, Cohen a. Co., through their New
York agents. Winter, De Wiser Coz have obtained an
attachment against Bowie Dash 81 co. from Judge
Daniels OF the Supreme Court for S43,f ~ "a. the
a1aayts allcgc that the plaintiffs issued letter Of
credit August A. to Bowie Dash & Co. In favor Of
Phlpps Brothers IL Co.. OF Rio JauerO, for $4,000
against shipments OF merchandise TO the exteus Of the
bona 1de invoice cost, CONSIDERATION Of which Bowie
Dash a Co. delivered To the plaintiffs credit receipt
r. Ipps Brothers IL CO. drew their draft ior S734S5 on
tbe naiutf which was duly accepted and becomes due
January g. 1881 te amount was Tor the lnvoiced value
Of o3o bags Of coffee delivered Bowie Dash ~ Co.,
who executed trust receipt for it. After the laieTs
failure demand WIS made upon them for the coffee
tho proceeds and they stated they had sold 4O1O
bags OF the coffee $675ls 49, but could not pay
tine amount 10 the plaintiffs there weie 20 bags Of
sk,mmines left worth 5000 which they turned to
tho rlan,fs Bowie Dash & Co. also gave the plSin-
,Gs October 81 as additional security, 5000 mats OF
lava coffee OF hich the plaintiffs 2548 mats still
in their possesson valued at S23632 o. which they are
willing 10 credIt the defendants The amount now due
KleinwOrt, Cohen Co. over and ABOVE All counter
claims il S49, COZ 81 ~, , ~
wholesale dealers tobacco and cigars, at Chambers
and Greenwch-sts., VINO failed two weeks ago, win
Suerh on "a issued by Judge OF Tue SUPERIOR
Cnutt IN civil suit brought by OF his Creditors u
& Mayo as agent of the Adams IObacco Company, OF
Montreal Bal was fixed $4,000, which was iur-
nlsned II Is alleged In the aihdayt mat Jhe pam ms
sold $50 boxes Of tobacco 10 Allen d Co. Tor $3.50,
The creditors OF Brown Bro her. wholesale dealers
i'm dry goods at VIcksburg Miss recently HELD meeting
at Inc ST. Nicholas HOtel statement was submitted
500 3GO 80 are open aud $6i47l Ia bills pay
ahe The nominal Sl32 OO9 40 Ine creditors
decided upon the appointment OF committee composed
OF NJ l. Wood, L. Cohen ana j. Leamah 10 Investigate
and report a basis for "A settlement
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THE COURT Of APPEALS.
ALBANY, Dec. 2O.-In the Court OF Al

ALBANY, Dec. 20.-In the Court OF Appeals
to-aav--present me In. Charles j. FoiSer C. j. ana
associates. N. following DuSinrss WIS ua1sactel
No 47-T1e People rel tho Niagara Bridge etc Rail-
Ilrldge pell9n the hp5ft anu
IA Company, Tespondei.s.- Abpca "i''''''-
%9 The 20 ,pe ex rsl the NewY 30 Central ~ ~
son nv i4IlrOai Company. appellant u 80. L'.A
and B.fao ialrOld Company, respoh0eA. app d" W.
missep under Rule q. n, 100. ,-,-,.,. u
ID ek-r respondent Appe al dismissed +iih" ti,,@- -
T.. GOODWIN aad Others. ayDc mus az"
Johp Con.ln respondent; suD uit cd ,.
No So Tue Trustees etc. %! the town 90 ti1 Ia"p"l'
ape Ian AIT. n H. respon l"nt arg peg p d. ''"
renee ior apBe ana t. a. ,fpehirI iDt i'''u
No e2.-ihe Pe0p,e rel. william D. bartlett 'p'i'iA'
AIT Jena shirley. respoadent-Appel dsuisse' "ll"oit
30 81 Warren s Sllcocss and another D l@nit af'
tue Mayor etc New YORK Respondent Appear H'sSeN
No 10 The Mutual LIFE a1ce Company ETC.; re-
sp0ntents. Thomas a. Dawes app us
no 30 -ilorac. j. Mcoly and another appeants ar
Adele Duane Irc'a1d. administrator fesp"h1'L'--p'A'
20 21,.-In re Waverly water Works company r,,poal'
cnL acquire lads OF Nlllim W. 7heI'4"'- Pf'' '
~ under hu H.. o.. -.
cafe etc.-Apupal dismissed under Rule Il.
80 23t-tlliam Butler Duncan ana others atpi anus
act Margaret W. BIeD txccutrix etc. responder" I
eued Ly William - Mcfarland lOT appellants and A. j. Nad
deFpoe !or respond nL ..... ....t..,.
ART the Knickrbocker Life Insurance Complni Fr-l2hIet
argued oy sswen fOT appellants aud Henry JoAH
sollf Dg Iesu