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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
A COMPLIMENT 10 BISHOP W1GGER.

The recent conservation of the Rev. DR.. w.
NJ. WiggcT, Bishop OF Newark n d. was
celebrated Thursday evening by his fcllow-alumni
OF st. FrancisXavier, by a COMPLIMENTARY
dinner 70 the Bishop, at Pinard'r No.
q East F1fteenth-st Dr. Wigger IL the nrst member
OF the college TO tins sccesiastlcal prefer-
ment About sixty persons were present, including
Bishop Corrigan de Rev. =. H. %rsbee = j., president
st. FrancisAayler College the Rev Dr. H. A. iranu.
the Rev Fathers Mclean Moriarty Hcaly RlOrdan and
Hoey, Standardized f. TrcanOr, T.. j. Healy Dr-
Crcmn and O'COnnOr, Of New Haven, Conn; Daniel b.
McSweeny, aud G. A. Horbermln
President Herberlnan, In his address, spoke Of the
pride and delight OF the cocgans at the elevation Of
their cOmrade
Among the toasts were the following: "Our First
CoadJutor Bishop. responded 10 by Bishop COrrlgan
men," Dr. McSweeny; "Our business Men -
J. J. Treanor; " Our Old Boys" the Rev James Mort.
aTty "Our Babies" +. A. McCoskey; our sister So
ceties" j. r. @. assard, president of st. Johns Alumni
Association. Cardinal McClOskey expected TO be
present, but illness prevented his attendance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURES ALMANAC,
TODAY.


TODAY
Sun nses... 707 Noon SETS. 4:jS Clock slow ON Al.
sun sets..... 435 Moon sonths lO5I Moons age days
HIGH wArKR rODAY-A- NJ
Sandy Hook. 5:29 Gov. Island. CHS Hell GAte 500
HIGH WATER To-DAY-P. NJ
sandy Hook. 900 Gov. Island. 6:3g Hell DATE eos
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT or NEWYORK......DEC. . 1881
ARRIVED
Steamer Arizona Br) Murray, Iiyerpool Nov 10 ana
Queenstown 20, with mdse and passengcis to Williams AZ
GuiOn.
10 COIuS Nov 25t~ seanen were washed OvefboIrd
aud lost.
steamer ST German lFr. Deapalne Hayre Nov 10 via
Halifax with mdse and passengers LOUIS de ,ban
Steamer RbeIn GER NeyndbeT Bremen Nov NJ and
ampOn 49, with mdse ana passengers TO Oelrchs a Co ad
strong and gales The ente passage Nov ~ lar ID
IA 5S H. passed bark with signal letters PCR Nor
from HaiaI iOf -. $3.50"
steamer Br Blair Janeiro 22 days with pdse
and passengers 10 Busk Jeyons
steamer Tunsta ( Mac.ie, Havana days with sugar
attera passed bark Venus lswed from Havsna bound
steamer Acapulco shackford Aspinwal DAYS with nasa
and passengers 10 PaCllc Mail - 60.
steamer CarOndeet Risk Feruandiua Nov 81 PORT ROYAL
days with mdse and passengers 10 ii Mallory q 90 HAD
heavy gales ana thick weather the entire passage
Gulf stream, ln5Tau Wilmington, Nc. Nov
with mL Z and passengers to VIM clyde * Co.
Steamer Mcclellan, Blups Baltimore with ndse and pas
sengcTs 10 Geo N Glover
steamer NeTous, BclTse Boston. with passen.
gers b. ii DimOck. -,
Ship T1nern Abbey OBJ, Wales Calcutta I07 DAYS. with
mise To Beuham, Pickering Co. Passed OF
OCT It. 81 Helena ~ and crossed tho ednaior Nov IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

Thursday night The first fire engine in the village was
purchased in 1885, and kept where the Fulton Ferry
House now ia IL was known rs Washington No. i, and
was in charge OF ak freeholders In 1895 by act OF
legislature the number OF fremen was increased TO
tlrty-flye A fire bell also authorized and pur-
chased amid great opposition the part of the tax
payers n he Nttle village.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
Announcements

Az OLD MINE DIAMOND RING, very fine
Emerald centre stone cost t50o-ony 1898 Several
pairs Old Mine Earrings $50 Ia 5000 decided silver
soup Iuroen Tinanyr make half price Other bargains
constantly J. II. JOHNSTON, JoVclcr. 100 BOweTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

RUPTURE.-Dr. j. A. Sherman'S services ara
in much demand that no /, compoed To ats time DO
York 25l Broadway Monday rus.hy and Sluri4G Boston
A. Mil ct. Wednesday, Thursday dni Friday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

Every drop tho Sarsaparan ResOvent communicates
through the Blood Sweat Urine and other fluids and Juices
tho vgor 81 e for u repairs the wastes OF
body with and sound material ScrOiuA Consnnp
ton Ganduar Disease Ulcers In the Throat Mouth TumOr4
Nodes In the Glands parts Of the system, SORE
Eyes discharges from the and tho worst forms
Of skin Diseases EruptOns Fever Sores Scai Head Ring
Worm salt Rheum. Ery4pela] Ache BACK spots worms
in TumOrs, Cancers in tho Womb AMI all Weaken
Ing and Painful Discharges eats Loss OF Sperm AMI
ali wastes Principle within the curative range
of ths wonder modern chemistry, days will
prove for either OF these forms Of dis
them. II the patient daily be-
coming eucei the and decomposition that
nuay progressing succeeds In arreStng these wastes
the with material made from healthy
blood Sarslparilan will and does
certain ths remedy Its work II
publication and succeeds In diminishing the loss OF wastes
It's repairs will he rapid and every day the patient will fool
better and stronger tho food dsGtng Bot
ter appetite improving. and hosh aud weight Increasing
Price IL per bottle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
A BIT or BROOKLYN HISTORY

A paper on the early history of the Fire De-
partment Of Brooklyn read before the Society OF
Old Brooklynites in that city. by william E. sprague
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

Shayne's scalskin sacques, dOlmans, paletOts,
usters circulars and frned garments all the recognized
leading styles they made from selected skins property
cured dressed before being used, that
relied Merchants wishing goods that
give customers satisfaction should call and examine
stock prices leader Of fashions In urs
number of years Corner broadway and 10th, opposite
stewards Goods sold ut retail Mandatory nd salesr0om
No 1913 Prince-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

HENRY 4. DANIELS. VI. d.,
ia LctingtOn.aNr near 2JthsL Hslr, u and TO
Attention 10 Gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

| have the utmost confidence in the mails.
u for two boxes e. 80 post once ORDER for SIX
boxes Of CELERY tHA&OMLE PILL, and VIII take all
risk Tor money aud goods Dr. G. W. BENAoN, lOb North
EutaW st, Baltimore, Nd NewNOrk Office, ia FultOn'sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

LYONS Tooth Tablets are an indispensable
toilet luxury. Every family should have them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03

SAFEs.-Large stock of fire and burglar proof
.ais makes Grcat bargains EMORY 20 Nesoy St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
HOME NEWS.
npoM1NENT ARRIVALS.

Buckingham Hote-Justlce pHHeeCMiguei Tejera,
Seneznesn Minister at Vice President Of
e CHICAGO and Northwestern Raros9 SSnap Hcse~Pay
oyernor 1ohp Evans Of Colorado =! X.ss"6s HotetR
T nSrsc,oy = s. Cunnin ghsm U. s. N.--SI H'o'0' ~
n Rridgers of North Carolina
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
Dr. Railways Regulating Pills.

Perfectly tasteess elegantly coated for the OF all dis
orders stomach. Liver Bowels Kidneys, Bladder
Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipation CosvenesA In
Digestion Dyspepsia Biliousness Bilious Fever Inamml
the Bowels Piles and All arrangements OF tho Inter
nal Viscera. Warranted TO effect positive Cure
RAILWAYS PILLS
will free tho system from all the above named disorders.
Price25 cents per box Sold by druggists
RADWAY Il co, 81 WARREN.Sr, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-12-03
ROWEL COMPLAINTS.

LoOseness DiaTThe Cholera Morbus painful discharge.
the bowels stopped twenty minutes by
taking Railways Ready Relief No congestion or nnamm
weaknessor assitude will follow tho use OK the IL ID
Relief. 90 cents bottle
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-25

The above ira daily and make close connee-
zion ct Mound House with trans OF the Virginia &
Truckee Railroad for Virginia City and Reno, and with
the Central Pacific at Reno via the Virginia Truckce
Eailroad, for all points E ,st and West
II. NJ YERINGrON, Con. Sups.
Y. J. LAWS
Assistant Superintendent.
D. BENDER
General Freight and Passe. igor Agent
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-25

INVENTOR address EDsoN Bros.
Patent Soucitors Washing xfOn, r. a., for refcrsn
ces and advice. sent FREE. We attend exc,n
siveiy 70 Patent business. Reasonable terms
Reissues, Intcrferences, and cases reiect.Sd A.,
other hands speciahy. Caveats s"lici,eJ
Send model or sketch and description for opi MOI,
as 70 patentabiltsy. rRK1 or cifA AR0Y We rs ~
missioner. Establtshed iSeo dns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
NETrORr IN 5OrEuBEG.

NEwroRT, x. l., Nov. 1S.-Nlr. Thomas h..
Hunter brother Of the Third Assistant Secretary ogsate,
celebrated hs silver wedding his cottage place
on wednesday evening.
some improvements are being made to the summer
residence NHrragausctt ave. owned by Ex-Governor
Edwin D. Morgan. OF Sew-Nork
New cottages being built At Ochrc Point for Mrs
have been drawn for elegant villa Narrn ganset
ave ard tha Gifts for Mr. Ro,crt Gpc!e 81 New York
Joseph W wharton Of philadelphia, Intends to build
summer tcsdance Southwest Point COnanicut Island
He recently paid 900 f1r thirty ucrcs OF land
Mr. A. t. stout, 0f York. has closed her summer
residence a. This place
T. r. Porter has rented the cottage Bcachst. owned
l,y Mr.. Il. VI. 3iatrhiord, nt HeW-l uTk.
Mrs. j. " EmnOns, Ol 6Os'on has paid about 10000
for building site iH tbs vicinity ~ Rhode IsaIdIye.
GEORGE a. Warren. Of New York, made arrange
,nrpt 10 remodel ard ut hrrWc Improve The Robert Raw
purchased about year ago. 10 viii occupy the house
summer residence for John i. CasT oll OF New-York,
e. being built on Bi.lFt
ius made To tine residences owed by William T.
WhtcLuusc. Of LhClsO, and Nathaniel IhAyer, jT, Of
Boston.
Hcs.ry Turnbull, Of New York, has paid 5000
cottage site WaTduNe Wnch lac purchased from Mrs
D. e. ClHr.r, oil Agw-l urk.
Tine family oi Jamcs H. Kcenc of New York. VIII
MAN ni the Tiffany cottage on N1rragpus"tt-uye.
some alterations To De made 10 the Casino during
the winter
money leo bcautllJlG ana improving his summer
Residence a Castle hiL
The Iotel juldnoct mains open all winter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
THE METROPOLITAN TRUST

The Metropolitan Trust Company, which was or
gained recently, will begin business early in De
cember. its Office viii be in the ne buiidIng at
William aud Pine-sts. but this is regarded az only
temporary quarters. 1t is not known whether Gen
eral Hillhouse, the president Of the new company,
OF the United States at New-YoTk. lie viii take
with him as secretary Of the company Walter j.
Bnttin, who has been for several years
cashier at the Sub-Treasury The Off
cers and trustees Of the company are az follows:
President, Thomas Hiilhouse, Assistant Treasurer
of the United states at New-York vice-pre ident,
National bank, New-YOrk secretary, Walter j.
Brittin. Trustees: c. p. HuntincIcn, john r. Terry
o. MIis, Thomas Hilhouse, Joseph w. Drexel. Ed
wards S. Sanford. Frederick ID. Happen, Hugh j.
yewett Parker Handy, Henry +. Pelew, Edwin ID.
Morgan Jr., James j. HiggiDsOn and Oliver T.
Buel. of New-York; Robert II. Pruyn. Dudley Or
colt, Albany Freeman CLARK, Rochester; George
A. Hardin, Little Falls; Edward 3. Judson, SYRIA
cuse; Phineas Prouty, Geneva; John f. Slater,
Norwich, Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19

chat only the Pacific Bank seriously oihD pa,
raised no further surprise was exprosseu' -, no
ure of that bank has not been unexpec'eu ioi So
months It's demand certificates OF oePosiO T,o
been negotiated by brokers so extensively sldU
methods of the institution have been wen hio.
Its certificates have been offered az generous i''0''
md recentlv have been difficult OF sale.
THE NewYork correspondent OF the DalA Is '"o
parI, NotionaI Bank. which has had the account
-. Co.. few weeks. An officer of that bank sald
,na3orla that IL had made no loans OF advances 10
tbe Roston bank. and that a small amount OF money
,vonId he due the Pacific National on settlement
II is understood that the Park Bank refused yeseI-
dav drafts amounting TO about $4,000, because II
had not the necessary funds TO the credit
of the Boston bank but it is not known
whether this refusal had anything TO 90
with the failure Of the Boston bank The Contlnen-
tal National Bank was formerly the New'l OK cQi
respondent bu; the account was transferred 70 w
Park Bank about a month ago Oihcers OF oOlh tLF
NeW-York banks said yesterday that me aCCpI,t -!
the Boston National was good one; me nc \!
runOrs about the failure were that ahe az
tiopal Bank was Involved. Ii Is Sald oy pa i
likely to know that the Central Bank VIII pIoud"i!
suffer a loss but that IL will be Tor sihat %Iii.
All the First National Bank, which is the NtN- Oh
cOrrespoudent of the Central Bank, VICE. ioH"VI'
FahncStock said Yesterday that he bad ,he3Fu Ung
rnno,s oflecfiur The Central Bank, but that lac had
not felt Sufficient interest IN tnenl 10 TaraI Ban
of The }ost N bank. He said that the CehJtal PtIN
had large cash balance on deposit win tpe IitSt
National and that il had been further increased by
n large remittance received yesterday. lie ndu r.
ceiVeG dispatches from the Boston Ohk d'tiiik ulo
day, bat they referred exclusively to business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
PERU AND CHILL
GENERAL FITZPATRICK CoNTRADIcTs MINISTER
HURLBUT.

GENERAL FITZPATRICK CONTRADIcTs MINISTER
HURLBUT
PANAMA, Nov. Threat excitement was pro-
duced in Chill by publication Of Mr. Hurlbuts letter
10 General Lynch. The excitement extended TO official
circles and j. NJ Balmaceda, the Minister Of Foreign
Affairs i'm Santiago, addressed note the subject to
General Fitzpatrick. The Gillian Minister expressed his
opinion that the declarations OF General Hurbuts mem
oradnum we're not the expression OF the crcumspect,
noble and loyal policy which tho United States have OBJ
served toward tho boligerents in the Pacific"
In reply General Fitzpatrick catcgOHcally cOntradicts
his Lima colleague He says " In the first place, allow
mo your Eycciency TO you ia the most emphatic
manner that the Gillian Government has nothing to fear
neither from the intentions the attitude my Govern
ment will assume with respect TO the in the Pacific
The Government Of the United States has inter
fcred oiciously in the affairs OF other countries even
when its interests were compromised, and much ess
would do when only the interests are involved OF
friendly nations, with respect 10 which no motive can
rs which should lead IL to favor either or the other
Of them" ,
duc course aud the first intimatiop received by
General urIbut that his opinions and utcrsuccs wcrc
IN nculy Ciscreditcd and dsayowcd and that by mis-
and that General Kilraick il wrong and that the latter
has been led away by his welE&nOwn friendship Tor
Chill and the Chiiians.
Minister fitzpatrick has Just recovered from
n long and dangerous Illness. II was fever which
he contra ted after his arrival In the country, and when
aggravated by his occasional attention 10 matters
such as tho Uurlbut memorandum and other pubic
Mcssrs Altamrano and Novoa Gillian Peace Commits
sinnrrs, arrived IN Lima October 20. They Will treat
with the PIcrpla Governments or any other which they
consider commands the confidence OF the majority Of the
people. just the star OF the Cadcicn Government
In the ascendant, and all sorts Of reports are Tile
about PieOa Some he IS In prison. others tnat ne
me I'll lian Senate approved the treaty with the
gcntne Republic the 10th ut by vote Of 10 to 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
THE W1LL or MR. T4YDE6BILTS SISTER.

There have been rum0rs that part OF the history
of The contest of Commodore Vanderbilt was TO he
reonacie In the contest Of the will OF ms young 81
doupLteY Mime LATTE, formerly Mrs. Barker VINO
died recently IN Paris. ChaunceY VI. DePeW was
reported TO have obtained an lWnqcIon IN oeH ~
of Mime LatjtteS son, Oakley ;. Barker, rcsualb.Is
William IA Vanderbilt from Transferring any OF tiiG
stocks Of which mis- sisters estate collsiSeu ulti
the will contest disposed or MT, DcPe" edtu
Las evening that there no truth III TINS Story
Commodore Vanderbilt, by his last VIII, hi. DePe"
eypioiUeJ left S500,GOG in trust The income IRON
which Mf1e Laiitte was 10 have during her NE
time. At her death the money was to De ulVlIee
equally among her Surviving chuuieh.
$500 900 TO his sisters share, bat TINS was
also put INTO the hands of trustees who were Ill
rected to pay the annual income to Nine. LaEtte.
She hal the right however TO make SUcG disnoslloh
by will as she thought fit OF the lattef 1ooo'ovu
Her will gave the life estate IN thus money u agr
husband and at has death II was 10 20 10 heF JHI-
drep in equal shares MI Depew sad that thGlc
was some doubt whether under The ftcnch law Iiis
will was valid. and the French courts Wcuid Dc
asked to pass upOu the question. There W"hid DC
no contest mere nor any rrlal contest
In France, except such as was hcceS-
ssry to get proper JdMclal cohstrnc-
ton o. the will and decision OF ITS validity. Mne
Iaitte was practically French woman, since she
was married to a Fench'nan and had rnade hGr
home III France for many years. All OF hcr emil
Laitte in PARIS. So far as he knew, MT. DGpe"
added no legal proceedings OF any KIND nae Peth
instituted in this country IN regard 10 Mle.
Lafttes will The lie interest IN tie Sl,OOOcUo
allotted to ner by her father and brother COMPRISED
her entire estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
Il SITE E0R 4 house or REFUGr.

Governor Cornell, last May, appointed a
committee 10 select ,rc aad construct the buil4l for
proposed House Of Ecinr' for Women. Tha Gr-t part
Of il duties the committee Las completed None ~ the
land offered gr4tIitousy was considered IN he ,cot
abc 30 TIE coTmitfe fas Just purchased n Mot ~
thirty acres, without any buildings for - 600 near the
northcry Limits OF the CITY of hudson The plot ia ucori
square, has excellent DRAINAGE. and ARRANGEMENT. bye
OF Hudson. to furnish ail the water needed for fb 100
tuion at cost, not to exceed aay tar cents for
600 gallons. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
GILMORE AND 2HE SEVENTH REGIMENT

The Seventh Regiment has been locking for a
banI-nastcr for some time After the death Of Z.
s. Grafula the place was given 10 CIV. Ncrnlg, OF
the Twenty bird Regiment, DrOokiyo. lie va not
prove satisfactory, and negotiations WIth j. = Oh
more of the Twenty Regiment, were entered
into. Mr.. GILMORE pressed desire 10 accept the
position and the Music Committee If tie TcEImeat,
OF VIII d Captain Abrams Is chairman, informed
him that as lar as IL concerned, lie could con.
sideI hlaseh engaged, but It's action would have 10
be rat;iicd by the Board OF O!hcrIs alAOueA there
was 40 doabt that ii would be c54iiIisd This was
in Nav. MI Gilmore was then with ;hc twenty
second Regiment, but his contract with II expired
on October !. The muSica! committee OF tnc sew
entA Regiment, considering tie matter settled, dId
hot call a meeting Of ths Board oi Officers last sum
msr, a. most Of its members were out vi town.
One day IL August at Manhattan beacu m UlhCer
of the Seventh Regiment went up to Mr. Gilmore,
to be the banl-InaSteT OF the seventh MT. GILMORE
having heard nothing IA toe meantime trJn the
musical committee OF Jhe seventh Regiment took NJ
for granted trJh what the OinCer said lhat TIE
Beard of OFFICERS had ,get aud had decided not t.
lirr him lie accordingly signed "a five years con
tract VITA the Twenty second Regiment. the
Board Of OhC-rs Of the Seventh regiment
met IN September, and decided 10 ABe Mr.
Gilmore When its .neisbers learned That h.
were very indignant tie Jticer who had been SO
Cfiieuus Mir Gilmore AK I'd lcT Il release from ms
coGtraci hut this was refused. tie viii accordingly
lead the Twenty second Regiment band Tor Iue AO&t
five wears al salary OF 2,2Op year, with me con-
GitjOu of a 1cnent concert &nhudily. ne rcNeni u
Regiment would nave palt INN NJ lOr, but lhe pJ-
sision would nave had more credit IN MS eyes. Ar.
Gilmore does MOI think that the officer who caused
the trouble actudjsd b. any liallce, although he
must have been iabOrlEg uIdeT some deln5Ion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
UNITED STATES supREsr COURT.

WAsWsGrgN, Nov. lS.-1nc following husi-
meas vls THsic'ea m the Supreme Coult Of u.a United
States today:
70 Dos '"nrv H. HfIct agt. Lyman j. Barber uls.
uir ed each p. ny 80 I.ay Cd Own costs.
Will costs
N..1 Tho brig Ami. LaIs.y etc.. 4pt. Daniel Lr.an
o. .-s4raur. Ne.n, &C., "A. Wells Fsr;o d Go. anb-
r'uutirI. '' WV '''
CIlti-. Argued. 80 ~"
Argued. 80 ''''
No lG3-chares Me2ec, appellant act Alfred T. potio-
assigncc "ic. Suggestion 81 death appellant ARA $50
confined. " '
40 lOs-Hcnry y. walker nnd o;hcrs at pJr,,l Y,
40 IS. Is Hit Oscar Craig. execute. etc. .Ip.,J w.
40 luJ-J. G.. Macc,n 0Ihrfs AIT g,gT,r N Olco,t
as.isHrc, etc. Ahmed with costs. ~ y" " '''''
Adjourned until " Juday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
Arclinn GnIcs u Bcnl C.stalc.

T'IIE BROOKLYN Park Commissioners will sell
90 public auction 10y Colo Murphy, aUcuonccrs al thcir
r.Its"tuI. sH FtogHt. Thursday. November H.
ISL jHH EAST SIDE PARK LANDS. comprising 1000
LOIS. beautifully i'ratcl nigh ground IN the most dcsiIa
Die section oi thr CITY ut GgIpalyu
TIE comprise of 100 acres which m itself
form I. hhurhopd. and Affords opportunity
fI' Investment WprINvTu RESTRICTIVE. clause The
drc- prohibits The erection buildings detrimental 10 the
l.n...ty.
Tho t.c viii ae guaranteed be- The city u Brooklyn.
cent Ol th' 4urtiIa.r bond
and mortgage :Or 10 years at per Ccat mo Ust
rlus She property De- the oce Of
tir euunccr az NJ ne office oI Homer Morgan. 40 Pine
-st., New NoTA Cty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
SUIT AGAINST THE N0RTA4NPTOY EANR

TIE legal representatives Of Samuel Fleming
brought a suit against the Northampton bank !or
The yalue of United States lends deposited in the
bank and stolen by Redp Leary and other burglars
in the great robbery OF that bank The t1al has
been going on in the United States Circuit
Court. The house admitted a theft of some
81 400 600 of securities, including the plaintiffs
bonds. The original charge Of a CONVEX
sicn of the bonds by the baak officers was partially
abandoned and finally ruled out by the Court o.
the question of neglgencs by the bank officers much
evidence offered, the plaintiff claiming that the
bank was TeiniSs in not providing superior safe
guards and 10 allowing Herring & Co.'S man Edison
to take tbe wax imPre ssiOns Of the Vau keys which
he treacherously furnished TO the burglais They
took point also 70 the bank cashiers giving mp
the combinations OF the safes TO the burglars The
evidence showed, however, that the cashier was at
tackled by masked burglars with pistols aud OIL or
weapons and was checked and gagged The banks
nsel Pvckham IL Tyler. moved for "A nUuEIit
aud after long arguments ard counter Arguments
the Court GU THURSDAY directed the jury find
for the bank The case was a test case, on which
the plaintiffs counsel stated that about 100000 #
similar claims existed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-11-19
4 cHURCH EAiR IT LYRIC I'LL

A fair was opened Thursday evening IN
Lyric Hail. il s-Haye, under the auspices Of the ourg
Ladies' Association OF the Church uf the Heavenly gcs
the object being 20 raise money Tor church purposes
There was good nttendtnce. Many pretty aud useful
articles offered FOR sale; there also an evergreen
booth for The sale ~ hJWc!B supper r1cgi $500
gallery and Ofher euiicug eutUfeh. Mis- .f..lcr s
pfeSi4ent VI the assocatOD Is Tie IDan4gtr Caaacey