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New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

.gna for some applause aud lady on tne rsu' H''l
80 of the dress-crcle who had qmte disf'"ge anu
us,cal look rose to CO. thinking that perhaps sno m
heard enongh of this severely classical music. .lo
seemed Immediately to impress the audience '""' 80
end bad been reached and each person there when
show the rest Of the audience that he or she h
Il Syas fSe ,y,nI.D and as a result there was a at n
rush for the Josefy to9k IN tne nesward related
fhe incident AT the hotel and seemed TO n trayes0
~ ne nest oses he had encountered IN all MS u'
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
THE FIRh EECORD,

OGDENsBURG, n. Y, Nov. 19.-llcnry Ans
tins farmhouse aud barns Potsdam, were burned
this morning. Three horses four cows aud large
quantity OF hay and grain destroy eel, together Win
farm tools. Loss. 5000; insurance, $1,000.
BROCKyILLE, Ont, Nov ia fire last
night dana yed DOwneys and shoe store. kclsos
confectionery store Iouugs carpenter shOp. LO7s,
$llOOO; insured for - 900. Allan Turner, sr, drug
glst, died from excitement and fear.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
LONG BRANCH PROPERTY IN DISPUTE.

LoNG BRANCH, N, j., Nov. 19-Wiliam
3d. Campbell counsel for the Board OF Commissioners Of
Long Branch has instituted proceedings to establish
Che cline OF North Bath-ave The Board claims that
the avenue oocan-aye. to the Beach, and
that Mr. Jacobs land owner has encroached upon the
line of the road both sides OF Oceanave. The prop
ery In dispute very valuable and evidence has been
taken IN tue by order Of Judge Scudder. The dis
pue in the loss OF the returns OF the engineers
who laid out The avenue
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
LATEST SHIPPING YEES.
PORT OF NEW.YD * NOV 10. 1891
ARRIVED

PORT Of NEW-YD x -...NDN To I95L
ARRIVED
Steamer HeVeus (Br Carroll S'nos Oct 30, Rio lanetro
% I,ha II days with indsc and passengers TO BuSG Il
TIE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
LIVERPOOL Nov 10 Arrived steamers Enchautress Smith,
frnu harc-on oct 3g Manitoba Scott from Montreal
Noy T. Quebec : Mariner Jones from Nc"Oreans Oet 81,
and Quebec, Dale. from cw-Orleau- Dcf 30
BKI-ro Nov Arrived, steamer BIOJklyn city, Wind
ham fIo Nrw.GOrk Nov -
A Tt,HRP Nuy l9-Arriy"d steamer Daniel Nteiumain
t.elgi. DE -mpt from Ncw.N Ork NDv =.
sailed, steamer Nederand lEesO, EubcrWeg, for New
York ...,.., ,,,,
CUAFIEerON. Nov l9Arrvcd steamers George W Clyde,
Penn me-. on New. YORK: EOchlalc. 'hipirlphHA
gle,frd city az A laIta, lockwood NCwNOrk;
Niruua. philadeiphia tleuDdtIa bs.Iuorf.
~AyANyAH Nov l9-Aruycd, s,ramrr city OF Columbus,
Fisher, New. York; Allegheny. 3ltmOre
Cleared = Gamer ite -ina, Kaya.
~aed steamers city Of Macon. Kempton NewYOrk; Sax.
on. now. Philadelphia.
NEw.oEltSs Eoy l9-Ceared, steamers auosc, Hayre:
AtlantirO Genoa. New.lOrk, quick New.AOfk
At The Passes-Arnyed, steamer Morgan city Adams.
Ncw-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
DIED.

LAwon Friday, November 1s. George Law in the 7eth
of his age
funeral services at the Collegiate Church. 5haye corner Of
23th-st Tuesday. 22d ins, at o'clock III. Relatives
ana friends are respectfully invited 10 attend.
Please omit hOweIs
MCL oDIn Brooklyn, saturday the 18th inst, Matilda
Mcleod daughter Of the late Colonel Donald Mcleod,
New.YOrk Citv
The funeral viii held from late residence
III place. Brooklyn Monday the 2lst ins.. al
O'Clock
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
OBITUARY.

PARIS Noy l9.-General Joseph Faron, In
speotorGeneral Of the Marine Infantry died suddenly
to-day.
JAMESTOWN, n. T., Nov. ID ambert Inger-
SOIL for several years Special County Judge died to-
day oftyphoid fever. age thirty five years
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
IRON MANUFACTURERS IN TROUBLE

CAMDEN, n. j., Nov. 19.-The large iron
works OF John f. starr at this place. have been given
into the hands of committee OF creditors who viii on
crate hem until various pending contracts are fin sbed,
when some permanent arrangements VIII be aads.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
h[aERLED.

superior meals furnished by patrons at the
residence, by BAMORE 800 JthayG Prices extremey
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Livres dc Luxe
NOW on EXHJBITION AT CLINTON HALL.

GEORGE A. LEAVITT & CO.
viii sell by auction
FRIDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS, Nov. 25 and 20,
extraordinary collection OF
RARE, SPLENDID AND CURIOUS BOOKS,
consisting English and Foreign Ltoatnfo relating TO
Bellies Iettr"s tn Drama History Arche ture Ang mites.
Poetry Fiction, \atura History shaAepearihna and Byro1-
many being arg paper copies and pri'
vatey printed IN superb European bindings among
vhi.h mentioned: Florence Gallery, Vienna Gallery
ROccaccO reprint owen JOuess Alhambr8 original
edition; Munich Gallery; Cande's lber Nerafis, vos
Bewcks Fables large paper; Smrkcs Don luN tA large
paper; LecruIs Moycu Roman de Ia yi0'ette large
paper PlanShes Costumes; AHucourts History Of Art.
1oinsin Historic Le 81 Louis FoIcquet Iyrc dUeuresi
Finden's Royal GalleTy Turner Gallery folio; ieyre COL
lecOns dATt Lodges Port .. liD RUsk!n 5 Works
vols steel eugnviug fu lnOrccO super ezra itsons
Works, &c, &c. Catalogues ready.
adGuarters FOR good. oeap dentistry 30 years
practice Prices reduced The best - ami SO Of teeth
made Fine gold aud piauna lower and better than
any other hOdse Extracting under gas 30 cents
DIR. WAIT y son, No 40 East 2Jd-st, lelr 4th-aye.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

TRIBUNE OFYIcE, Nov. 90, a.m.-The movement IN
The barometer is again upward. Cloudy weather with
occasion light rains followed during the last quar-
Ter by fair weather The temperature ranged between
iso and 62o average (537s' being 25' higher than
on the corresponding day la year. and 57s lower than
on Friday.
Cooler and fair or partly cloudy weather may be
pected to-da, in this cityand vicinity.
CENTRAL PARK OBSERVATIONS.
bsraet Of Mse0roogieal 0eek ended al
NOUeTaber l9. 1881
BAROMETER Inches, THERMOMETER. Degrees
Mean 30 Ola Mean .4B3
Max % IN. Nov l6)..8550 Max...(2 p Sov $40
Mint D. H. Nov. 49, 1860 Min (6 Nov 80. 1870
$50 Range $50
Distance travelled by wind during the week. l49j mos
Remarks-NO rain this week.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

BACON-SIMPKINS- the residence OF the brides
mother November a. 1881, by t1e Row > = Seward as
sisted Dy Rev. f. c. Ager. Be'se daughter OF mo late
John Snpkins to DR.. Gorham BlcOu bOth Vi this city
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
Special Notices.

A Spartan Heroism
by delicate dusng the extraction ot
te,th. why not them In time, with SOHODONF.
thu obvat TIE necessity Of taXIg ones oritudei Tho
~ the mouth far likely tO remsn and do
tins sovereign protective IS used safeguard
against their untimev destruction The eXpuence and evil
dence Ot hosts Of people proves this santary fact
japanese.
best goods AZ moderate found
MOMDThRO SArO'S.
public consisting
SATSUMA. MAKULA. EAKASAKI. KiOTO and other
wares together with u line Of SIX Emoro4ares, Screens
Iyu.y Carvings, Fans, and Lacquer Goods.
NONDrARO SATO.
$40 Broadway near l4th-st, Domestic Building.
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

THE MODEL PARLOR MAGAZINE OF THE WORLD
Combining the Essentials Of all Others
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20

An notice. Of Marriages must be Endorsed riA Juj
L
New-York tribune., 1881-11-20
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

variations IN ths city by tertht
of{p iue for
g. hours rne broken ID ne
hn n ELoAdMhy.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

5ol ses 7o4 7s7; 2os 22o s42 s2S, 577 522 CAS- 400
PisT 3Hed by Trnax Jcoart c opens ,s e II Ia p s5
682 75S, $50 30s 4Ss, ,.,0
COMMON PLEAs-tiKEERAL TRRM-Adjourned for ne term'
J-Court opens ~ Calendar called at IL IN No.
COMMON PLzAs-TRI,L TERM-PART I1aed BY Brncn I7en
1879 1873 i7Oi as6 1910 l440 i44l ll64 l9s 1923 2S
lrG. 66s 023 1892, 1851, 1855. 1867 lSo%' 'o'' INV
1859. 1870, 1889. las, l4O5. ., =, II \ N,
Nos 48 l454 1871 1909, 1892 1880 lhll i2Io' ies5'
1891 i2l6 I'LL 12i3 17sS 1882 17l0 l7il I1t1 %
l7Se 1887, l7l3 l7li, l745. l7i6 l747 HAS l''O'
MAaSR CouRr-TRIAL TERM-PARr I-Hed by SheriH hHe5
J-Ccurt opens NJ 10 A. m. 6ful 59SS o3255' SaSg'
5875 G57 68a6 4g47 5Gi8 656s 848 6S9s, 67lS o0S''
PART I-IIeid BY McAda, JCoart opens a, J,aS ~ ESQ
No3. Ass 1921 330l 70s5 G38l 5o5i eso3 S3q8 6i04
$751; so7 5s5s, ss9i 529g 6is7; 64s9 6f Sb2G G522
6495 64g9 $500. Gjo6, 65O7, G5OS, oo-2' o'I0 ''' ~
PART iIi-IIed by Goepp Court opens az ,gts M 1sSS
Nos i0t3 81 % 1891, 6Sgk, 55ut; "'t'' o'0'' '
CiRNRRA SFssON--PAT Held by tfidetsleeVe;, 80 mn
People agt John Hughes. burglary Ihomas gTond lar.
gary JosspI hgTas burglary Isaac hut' Srsa Grand
Richard Nolan, grand larceny JOsepu Varnous
larceny. Aug Hoffman grand larceny; James ~ eeSa
Prani larceny Mason grand !cehy ao, tcn
Grand i,r,cny. JoIn cassidy grand larceny Ja'o 49,
Nct,r1th from John sullivan, ~, N
persou Timothy sullivan LARCENY from ir
Br dy larceny fTom person. M"itol AIuili Anthony
ReInhCld haeCElef, larceny NUN P'i''-'
PhRT ii~Held by Smyth R.The People q, ~ and hat
Eeiian alters fcOniOus dSsau0 ~"
tnrv, Patftck O Cuuor grand larceny Edward IHslV,
grand larceny ,hare. Iu crimson, gand cnry
Smh grand larceny Richard Alien pett & tter.
James Curry. assault and battery; JOhh W '''''' ~
mtanOr; ueuly Dyer, HilsutineiIOr'
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1s.

SUPREME ECoURr-CHassgss-lIsd ~ Lawrence, J.-Court
onens 40 ii a u Calendar called at IL a Nos "a a.
Ss 60 sS So 98 g7 s l04 lO7. lls 100, 1913. 1885, i62
i7S 2ol 2O7, 20S 209, $40, 235
suPRER CoUGT-Genera Term Adjourned until De.
esabof is
sUrRssE oogst-srEctAL TEEs-Hed BY Van Worst J.
Court opens 1880 Case on-Iaw and Fact Agate
agt. Agate. No Calendar.
sJPsEMR COUNT CIRcUtf-PART I.-Hed BY Barrett -
CssTt epsss At 1890 IN. Nos. 976 1850, e25, 1852,
1O2l, 1918 1920 1e43 1882 1897 1887 1851 744 l452
ls6l.
PxErII- Hold BY Donohue j. Court opens At 1890 m.
Eos lA90, sl2s7l, 1898 l%42, 9S7 llel, 1882 1921.
lisa i5sb, 1898 1854 1885 1850 1883 1895 2lsi 1878
l447 l4s6. 1910 1877 l42J S67 l420 1908 1926 1906
isOs 1885, 1897. 1853. il2 $40 iSSi 1884, iiO6 i48S
1919
fAHr IIr5HeIa sy Lare%cre J..oeur. epens at 1880
an Nos losS lls4 ll49 l340 lss9, llSl. 564, 1859,
Isss issS iisg 1879 49,. 1893 1874 s.s lSse iS47
1853 1870 1878 soS esS lo5l 6Se. 0l9 l7ls 2O4 l3b4
SUPERIOR cQuKr-sPEcIAL TERs.-Hela by RUSSELL j.
So 20 3U ~, 23, 80, 3s, "a.
sUrgmoH CoURr-rRIAL rEEA-PARr L-Heia py sodge
wick q. J.-Court opens at IL Nos 23G Aha
s27 66o 426, 1856 552 ABS, 394, 444, bg7 2l SOD As
64s 81 b39 III 221 bl4 S47 12s 699 SS AIS esd i93
Hossi cSo 5lS o2 eiS SSs 500 7oS 75i 7ai ia eos,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
CIVIL NOTES.

Judge Beach yesterday in the Court of Com
noa Pleas granted order on the application OF the
rector wardens and vestrynen OF the Anthon Memorial
Church by which the OF the church Is changed to
All S0us' 'Church-memorial OF the Rev. Henry Anthdn
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday,
the iury in the case of Ashburner Co. against
The Leather Manufacturers' National Bank returned a
verdict for the plaintiff for S10740 o. The suit was
brought TO recover money paid to William Clifford
Berlin confidential clerk OF william b. Cooper jr, VINO
was the agent of the paintif In this CITY, on cheeks
forged by Berlin. The latter lost the money IN gambling
houses In this city and aterward committed suicide
A suit was begun yesterday in the United
states District Court under the Civil Rights Act, by
William H. Lewis coorcd man, against Oliver Hitch
cock and william Il. Hitchcock, proprietors of low
restaurant at No. 0 Chathamst The plaintiff was
refused refeshent in by the propretor
on November o. because he "a negro and he brings
the sut TO recover $500 damages John f. Quares the
colored wvsr and Peter Mitchell appear as attorneys
fer the plainilh
Mary R. Bailey, the widow of the late DR..
Raey died a short time ago leaving will in which she
beaueathed her entire estate, supposed TO be worth
100000 In trust for daughters After Mrs. Baeys
death son. who supposed to be dead returned TO
New York and together with one OF the daughters filed
o,eetlons 10 the probate OF the will. Evidence IN the
contest was taken yesterday before Referee Underhi
DIR Jewett testified that he had attended Mrs. Bailey In
her ast illness and that IN his opinion she was not at
the time of the execution OF the will In condition 10
comprehend the nature and consequence OF the act
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
POLICY DEALERS 4RRESTED.

Alexander Kent. of No. 81 Houston-st. John
Diamond. of No. 2S2 Bleeckcr-st., William Nelsh'
of No 30 East Seventy-siXth-st., and Edward wig
gers of No. 252 East Sevcnteenthst., were arrested
SATURDAY night by officers of the Fifteenth Precnct
on a charge cf selling lottery policy Sips; AZ lnt
fonr werc 1ischargcd on account of insufficient eyl-
dence Miggers was held for trail.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
THE COURTS AND 1Hh ELETATED R04DS

TO the Editor of The TrtbWne.
SIR: On two occasions within month IN
formation of the filing of suits against the elevated rM
roads has been wilfully Withheld from the press pS
officials OF the United states Circuit Court Clerks ounce
This too in the face specific inquiry for such
ton The natural inference drawn from such acuom vs.
,ot fa ynrb To those officials. There should ne ocol
ncction between Wall street and the uhlta esars -,
Courts and Judge Elatchf0rd might wen @ @liStluCt '
subOrdnates 10 that effect ''S'i
Ner Dec q. lSSl.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Dec. 12.--In the Court of Appeals
to-day before the Hon. Charles Andrews c. j. and as
sociates the following business Transacted:
No 3l2-The Phoenix Insurance Company agt the Cont
mental Insurance Company-Argument concluded Tor re-
spCndent.
NO IBlThe Trust and Deposit Company Of 0nODdsga
respondent agt Milton s. Price and another appel
lants-ATgued.
No 28aJoseph Spears and another respondents ag the
Mayor NewYok John Matthews and snether appellants
Following Day Calendar Of the Court of Appeals
Tuesday, December ID:
293, 800 26O, l7S. 396, 3S7 1856, l40.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
4 HEF YORWEGI1y CHURCH.

The new Bethel Ship Norwegian Church
known "a the "Mend Memorial" az Van Brunt and
Prcsident-sts Brooklyn, dedicated sunday m'er-
noon. The cdince is the gift TO the society ny EH~'
Mead of this city, who makes II memorial oi MS
daughter Jnlia C. Mead. The society IA the ouEtG"I
the scandinavian Mission began IN t%lIe % G = i,
fotty wears 20 i'm the Bethel ship at the foot o Ca,-
St. North River. The Rev. G. Treinir II the las,"i. f =
large ongrrca Ton bv Bishop Peek OF fhe Metnouis'
Fpiscnpa Church, assisted by other ministers
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
Gorporatlon Notlres.
DEPARTMENT or FINANCE,
- .... ,s..ff pfsrfgG OE 'iANrs.

uYPAHTMrNT OF FrANCI, !
BUHE COLLECTION OF AAhs,, {
No. 92 on AMBlls~sG Z, NEW.i Ohi, nov - loo4''
NOTICE to TANPANERS. 49,. o,,,,,od
Notice is hereby given pcrrons who have 9h,.n @
1881 10 the lsecei'i vi
tdi nics tie same shall be paid To HIM at hs Once
December next one per cent WI "a the
ON All taxes remaining unpaid On that uD 'nu nr a1t
same shall be paid TO him before the rst y " ch ta,rs an
intare.t all. charged and collected upon All SUI , rp
lnpad on that day. at the rate 81 & P n
annum 10 be calculated october ~ loS ] 4, Ina
which tbe assessment rolls and warrants were ~
Receiver OF Taxes r., Office ho1rs
No money will DO received after ,TSg g hc,IAUON
from ~ III To y Ill mAiN'i4 psc,iyer of Taxes
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
Alusieal Instruments.

D.-BEATTY'S PIANOF0RTES.--Magnlicenltt
ID holiday presents: square grand pian"2'Ss wntony
.nnc rosewood ctttS thloo uuIo'1
Bcattys matchless frames sool 6opk' eoi ooi oss
- - - 10 sz97 30 catalogue prices s5go % ~ nc.
faction guaranteed money rviunitd 1Vot = NM n,
upngnt paaOfortes Sl20 TO S29y{ es as tboIlnds
fssiir Wre Tor mammoth list OF tesuin2h"si tyt
cI.'Ch chapel pdfnIt raV
Veii0Ts welcome carriage meeta pn'siI seI9 &
cstngue hoilay edtonl FREE Address or cay ip".a
'A'e hNSTT'L f. BEATTY. Washington, Ne"Joisey
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
THE COURTS.
,v,o1yING A SALE OF BONDS AND sIoCh.
s,,,r AGAINST THE MUTUAL UNION ihhE"NA'
COMPANY.

,v,o1NING A SALE OF BONDS AND STUN.
s@,r AGAINST THE MUTUAL UNION IELE0'Ai
COMPANY.
A hill in euuity was filed in the Unted ota'o'
rsrerit Court Yesterday against the Mu'ua OuO -,
anh COMPANY to enioin that company ''A' t,a
a.. contractors. John G.. Moore N ComphhS' ~ ""
N,apcal agents. George William Ballou
,,,u, carrying out their present scheme Vi 7
,Ir ,1e bouds and stock Of the Mutual Union Ooin
many at the prices at wmch the! ""'0 '
months been offered by Ballou 20. u , ~
on,ro oinaut in the bill is William H. Caih'ron oi
prov,sence r. L. who alleges that ne Is Tue o"noi "
.tock Of the Mutual Union Company whicn he puio''
an rood faith In the open market, ana he prlhS VIC
lie 20 himself and all the stockholders in Ike sltn-
oaon The bin charges that the Mutual Union COMPANY
has entered into fraudulent contract WIN 'onh We
1,ooro G. Co under which the company has agreed 10
nav the contractors in the eOmpanys bonds ana S'ocA
NJ 80 cents or less the dollar or at rate gea'J
helow the fair market value OF the bonds anu Vne p
value of the stock; and in proof of this he feers " NV
several circulars issued by BalOu Co., IN WHICH Vuo'
oser Is 100000 Of the bonds and s5,000OO0 OF inc
stock of the company at the rate oil Tlo'o'o
Of bonds and $4,000 OF stock for every cash pay
e,oooo n is charged that the stock attempted 20 pe
sold is 10 he considered full paid stock FOR
{vy cents on the dollar If anything, VIII be m
r. This IL declared 20 he "a fraud on the stOch &
.ood faith and upon the creditors as "'H "' Wv
a r, Eli ,rtber leges that Ballou & Co have entered
tnfo n IA roe number of contracts WIN NMIp'!
sons 70 deliver bonds and stock upon the terms areay
stafod aud will soon deliver these securities
.,oe5 nv order 0f Court The prayer OF the blt Is tl
The Mutual Union Company John c. Moor q 20 , anu
aou Co. be perpetualy en- lnea tne go rrecsiyipg
issning or delivering, the contractors m [" f nS
selling or disposng Of, and Balou Co. ron gtoc tC, ~
gaeng to se or delivering of the bonds 0r Stoa on
HE comnany at less than the fair market xalu9 o' we
honds and the fun par vauc OF the stock Ire nil %
prays temporary injunction 70 the sdn,e I bars
snbnTnas were issued and placed In the M'fsnai """
yesterday. ,, C,or G. U,rnblower
ana Davis, Work, McNamee X Hilton appear ior 'n0
complainant ,-,. uouo, e. % II was
saId that thc Grm had no reply to make puhncdy 10 @
snit The secretary OF the Mutual Uh0h lex u
nranv soid that the allegation that Mr. Cameron heIu
seyenfyye shares original stock Oi the company
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
WINTER KESUKI5.
GRAND EXCURSIONS.
.--.. - -lr..A NfERS

For BAHAMAS, TURKS IsLANp $1,000 Ci nHRft l.
PORTO RICO, iSriNtS or FANNM NJ ~ '.' Al t.,rseiy yra
Sailing every week. Tourists iu'l''u 10 ~ az hr th,
OF these trips winch they make on any ~ 81 uer
1nunv steamer akS at the rene low Prl.e 81 - ~
dav which ncIudca living board the -ltah' ~ In,
time transfer to any Ole sles, " sH tihn
they may meet on the voyage. No t'N't i'''''' ' ~
500. For passage apply 20 - 40. ,spNTs
- IL state II. NewIOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
REAL EST1TE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday. Dee l2. 1881.
The following sales were held at the Exchange
-alesroom to-day
By1 IT, Muller & Son
4 story brick yt0re with tot, 439 Broadway. 2,
5s q II Il of lIoward.st lot lG.6X75; Christopher NJ 49,
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
HOW CoRJNNE WAS SPIRITED AWAY.


Justice Donohue in the Supreme Court
Chambers listened yesterday to long arguments IN the
the ebidactress CoIinne, but reserved MS de
cision Among the papers handed up TO the COURT III
te proceedings a.anst Mrs Flaherty for contempt oi
colrt was an affidavit ny Mrs. Flaherty the FOSTER
,nother of Corinne, ia which she relates the chcuh
s,ances of Corunes abduction from the custody oil the
officer of the Society for the prevention OF
Crnelty to Children or November %. Mrs Fahcity de
clores mat when she left the courthouse aIter Cohhe
had been taken rou her custody, she was greatly uc
ressed in sprtr George Hackett the manager oi the
providence Opera House. met her and suggested that
She shoud have Coripne TO Jersey CITY she re-
fused t first but Mr. Hackett told her that her lawyer
Coorge l. Riyes had told him that Corinne could not DC
,ouched in New-Jersey She then went to the AbDotls
f,r. where she found her rOoms filed with men and
women of her company and newspaper reporters she
sent Co-inpe into private room 10 have her dresS
chauced Mr. Owen her former husincss manager. ther
said IN her For Gods sake Jennie you going 70
Let jenkins have your ohildF She n'f7t INTO Ie" VII"
replied 'Wbat shall dot go ,
Let me take her to Jersey City" he answered 49,,
"Ifif is jenkins or jersey CNy, shc rtJo'heu '"Ao
her but don't lot me see her" ,
she then told Corinne TO stand IN the O0Or ana man
would come for her there who would take her where Te
rconld meet mamma" Mira Flahrrty asserts tlat she
Ied NO opnnrtuntv to speak in private Ia her lawyer
frorn the nc she arrested by the ohcer OF Ie so
cety until she was taken 10 court the next dy she o
who afterwa-d assured her that she had only done
what any mother would have done ana tbat no jury
wOuld pupsh her for it, She asked Mr. klNes II ~ wouI
not better to have CCr1nne brought back Du' u"
her :. Not AT present We viii about that. The
Judge is very angry and VIII not make yOnr case any
better" on her wsy TO the police station sue '9h tn"
%onId restore Corinnc his custody but the ohcer
answered: No. you are too late.
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANS

Mot Of land West l25th-stss. lJ5 n o. 9th avei 80
lOOllxl25 b 90
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13
NOT SATISFIED WITHOUT GUARANTEE.

NOT SATISFIED WITHOUT A GUARANTEE
Justice Lawrence, in the Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday granted alternative writ of
,nandamus in favor of Noah Content against the Metro
potan Elevated Railroad Company, directing 1t to issue
40 HIM three certicates each for 100 shares OF the
stock Of the company, which should contain the same
arantee as those which he had surrenderedfor transfer
10 himself II company neglect to comply with the
injuuctons of the writ 1t is show cause WITHIN twenty
day Mr. Content his petition for the writ says that
he is stock broker doing business in Broad-st He sur
rendered to tho Metropolitan Company on Oc-
tober "a certificates for 300 shares oil
stock for transfer to his own name from
the names of the from whom he had purchased
The stock The contained guaranty by the
Manhattan Railway Company OF che payment or ulVl-
dcnd of 10 per cent year. lie did not know at the
time of the surrender that the Manhattan Company re
fnsed any longer to guarantee this dividend when ne
apned for his certificates in exchange for those sur
rendered by him. he offered certificates from when
fbe Guarantee had been stricken out He refused 10 ac-
cent these certificates and demanded the return OF hs
old once which was refused the ground that tbey
ooud moi be negotiated in the market. He thereupOn
began legal proceedings to compel the railway COMPANY
10 issne the certificates which he was entitled Bur
rel, Davidson q Burrel appeared Tor Mr. content
New-York tribune., 1881-12-13

HUIUN IINE.
" UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS rOWN AND LIVERPOOL
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slOn IyTEEMEDI ATE, D. SrEERAGE at low rates
OFFICE, 40. . BROADWAY
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