New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-27
4 RECEIPT Luckily FOUND.

Ardreas I obisch a workingman living in New
Jersey, began recently an action III the Marine
Court against A. Rosette GngeT, the keeper Of An
EXCHANGE office at No. 3l9 East liOuStOn-St. 10 re-
cover S1a3 % which he had given to Unyer to be
forwarded to his LAbScHs) VIE III hune&Iry.
Mrs Labsch never received the money, and l. :
b,sch complaining oft 10 UngeT was often assured
that =" l. was all right Aitcrward lngcr learned
+ho+ ab.rh had lost the receipt for the money and
he then denie that he had ever received any from
him and demanded the production OF The recent;
The case was tired Yesterday before Judge Nc
Adam LabSch testified that he had gwen the
,nnnrv 10 Cngcr. who testified that he had never
received any. The attorney for LablSch theIeupon
took from his papers a writing ana, showing IL 10
I'uger asked whether the sl9natufe was ms Oheer
confessed thai the Signature was ms. Inc WlllIng
WAS the recent winch Labisch had supposed he
rod lost 1t had been deposited III the
,"cto+ Of a coat which he had loaned 10 friend TO
wear 10 New-YOrk. The friend while in New-lork
met with some misfortune and was taken to a nos
nttL where he remained for 4 long time without
INV of his friends knowing where he was. Wien lie
coz vel he retained 70 Ncw-Jcr3cy, and LdblSch
recovered his Goa. and with It hls receipt lor inc
money deposited with DnEor ne jury, aijer Deihg
Ont = few minutes returned with verdict for Ia
bisch for the full amount OF his claim
,FNOPISLS OF THE LATE PRESIDENT.
Governor Cornell has appointed James Grant
wilson Elliott +. Shepard a4d I ihons L.; > e 1
Commissioners for The CARRIED M0nuh EN-, i una
f,r tbe state of New-IOrs. Committees nave octh
c.oscu in this city with Mayor Grace as chaTnani
and in Brooklyn with Mayor Low az CHAIR
man. Prominent men ~ e2Sn cGnHy o. ' ~ 5SS
Ia
- The work Of collecting the Just proportion que
I'm tLe several coun!ieS. II IS desired To raise
s15O 900 OF this SUM $l25,OOO has already been
y-c,;v.d by the committee al Cleveland Inc
Governors OF all the states and Territories nave
bee. requested to aid the work OF c"ectlg money
The pla'e Tor the bronze colin oi IN" late Iicsl-
dent Garfield has been Forwarded by. IHanl
a. Co, 10 Cleveland. HE design 99l
the plate MAS tine work 0' -: H.
NmteIou,e. who obtained Mrs. Garhcids ap-
rfoyal and some suggestions through VS. Wood,
of cleveland. The plate j. Of solid bronze cast ana
chased IT Is fifteen inches III length and 1--we inches
in uidth, this proportion being called Tor by me
shape of the space left upon the already iniSnel
coffin Upon tie plate IN bold plain Letters IN hi2l
relief are the name OF Garfield and tn date lSo
Tl,e.s lie upon rich embematc background,
which consists of the lily and the OAK suggesting
Dtrltv and strength Of character ANA also courage
A. Mrs Gariield's suggestion her late husbands
Lnmauitv or his love of MANKIND and his great
love of home. are properly synDOiileI. the one by
IN caIycanthus and the other by the Hchcn, which
was chosen because oil its cllpglne qualities.
COMPROMISING WITH THEIR CREDIlORS
meeting of the creditors Of :. II. Benedict q
r. wholesale dealers IN bats and CAPS NJ cleveland
ONO aud Kansas City, Mo-, was held at the 81
kirhoias Hotel Yesterday and MI. DehGdIci SUD
.,,tyed !, statement showing Liabilities OF @lS9,OOO
asets-stock 100000, accounts itcelYaD'
81 90 600 bills receivable 4OOO, cash 9ZouV, 10
fst $40 500; nominal surplus III ,sOO. oIoch
fhr amount Of $40, 900 purchased TINS season wa
moi Included in the statement as the hfh Is 10 re
turn il TO the sellers. The creditors cut DOWN ln