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THE COURTS.
Another Tale cf Domestic
Infelicity.
A Father Seeking Possession of
His Children.
TuE ESTiO\ OP TAXING BANK SHAKES.
Important Decioion by the Supreme Court,
General Term.
There was a considerable stir In Supreme Court,
Chamber*, yesterday afternoon when ll became icuown
thai there wan to bo an argument la the cate of Mr.
lumen Roe, a resident of Newburg, who, with all the
proverbial paternal atlecttou. Is seeking to recover the
justody of hi* two inlaat children now in pos?e*sion
?i their mother, Mrs. Roe. It seems that some iliffl
suliy aroie between the husband and wife, and itio
rile, perhaps intending to escape the alleged inhuman
tud cruel treatment ol her husbund, look the children,
tod, without the knowledge ol her lord and master,
wandered away from home for parts unknown. She
dually came to tbia cltv, where ahe waa loliowcd by
her husband. She has instituted a ault aguinsi him
lor limited divorce on the ground ol alleged
cruei and inhuman treatment. Mr. Hoe sued
out a writ ol habeas corpus, and the mutter
same up boloro Judge l.uwrenae yesterday.
Mr. Bangs appeared lor the husband and General Bur
lett lor the wile. The wile's nauie is Mary Stewart
ioe, and tier maiden nume was Norton. Counsel
tgreed to reler the question of alimouy pending .-uit
tud the custody ol the children, and Juduo Hosworth
?ran appointed releree. The husband's counsel then
Hated that the husband would give up
tiia house to tlie wilo and children mean
lime, provided ho had reasonable access to
ibe children. General Burnett said he would agreo
provided tuu wile's brother was allowed to reside with
her as a protection, lor her lue Das been repeatedly
threatened, with a pistol to her bead. Mr. Bang*
would uot consent, saviug the brother was at the bot
tom ot all the luMchiol, and ihe cruel tr> airoent was
ill denied. He objected to opening a reeking mass of
recrimination in that place. The counsel then made a
Itipulatiou that the mother was to resido with the * ifo
pendiug tue reieree's report, and tho Court reserved
decision on the question 01 granting a temporary allow
ance. Tho husband Is uliegcd to be worth $600,000,
and It was argued thai the wile ought certaiuly to re
ceive a sufficient amount to pay the ncce>?ary expenses
ol tho litigation.
TAXING BANK SHARES.
A very important decision was rendered by tuo Su
pronie Court, General Term, yesterday, In the case ol
[ho Gallatin National Bank against the Commissioners
ol Taxes. The Court holds that the bank's shares
wero rightly assessed bv the Commissioners on their
par value, and that the act ol Congress ol 1S45 does
uot atl'cct this case; that the assessment m*y be made
upon a hum oxccediug the par value. The tax was im
posed upon a standard 01 value ascertained by the
Junk statement, and the Commissioners acted properly
in includtug both tno reserve and surplus. The case
sutne up on a writ ol' certiorari by tue Gallatin Na
tional Bank aud the writ is now dismissed. The opin
ion was rendered by Judge Brady.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
In the suit ol' Douglas lay lor against the city, bore,
colore fully reported, u motion was yesterday granted
placing the case on the day calendar of the Court of
Common Pleas.
The application for a mandamus to compel Comp
troller Green jointly with tho Public Administrator
to sign a check tor a distribution shure ot the cstalo ol
&nthouy Jones, deceased, was yesterday adjourned by
ludge Lawrence in Supremo Court, Chambers.
In the case of the threo little acrobats who were
taken lrom the custody ol Ai'rod Smith iu n circus In
Puughkeepsio by tho Society lor the Prevention of
Cruelly to Children, Judge Wesibrook, bclore wlioin
the mailer was argued yesterday, sent down a com
munication in which ho say s that he will remand tho
children to the custody of the society. The oplulon
Will lollow in a day or two.
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, ? vory
lively aud leugihy argument was made belore Judge
Lawrcnco on tho question of trude murks Johu i>.
Townseud contended that "Decker Brothers," the
plaintiflV, had tho right to restrain tho detcndaols,
?'Decker & uarcce," irom tho use ol thciri'toe murk,
"llio DcckuPtuuo," which tud been grunted the de
fendants \w iho United Slates Patent Olllce. The
plaiutills had ullidavits Irom Steinway, Sleek and
Mher makers that # the pluiniills wore tho "origin J
Deckers." W. J. A. Puller, on the other hand. In
sisted that bis clients, the defendants, were the "gen
uine original Deckers. " Ho backcd the delcudanls by
*tlidavit8 Irom Weber, cinckering and other piano
makers. Judge Lawrence took ihe papers and re
st rved his decision. ?
Tue caso ol Mtixa Warner against tho Westoru Trans
portation Company cauio up lor triul yesterday in the
Superior Court, bxioro Juuge Curtis. It was once
tried aud decided iu tne pialniiU's lavor, but on appeal
s new trial was ordered on certain questions ol law.
Inosuilis lor iho recovery ol the value ol the con
tents ot trunks und boxes, belonging to the plaint id',
aud which, it is alleged, wero sloleu while tbey wero
in tho custody ol Ibe deiendants.
Charles Dusenbury was yesterday nrresicd under tho
Slillwell act, Judge Spior issuing ihe warrant. He Is
accused t>y Mr. keiley, a receiver appointed by tho
Court, ot attempting fraudulently lo dispose ol his
property. Hie amount ol thu property being esilmuicd
at s.1,076. Mr. Dusenbury was brought beloro tho
louit and, alter some argumout by counsel over the
preper lorui ol iho bail bond, lie was admitted to bail
in *4,00?. The examination was set dowu lor tho 25th
lusi. at noon.
I ho "put" Hud'Tall" ease o( Frederick Storey vs.
i. N. Solomon, which was triod us long ago a.s June,
1870, aud winch is lumiliar to utmost ever) body, w.?
irgued iu tlie Gcnerul lerin ol the Conn o: Common
!*:eus on appeal from a decision or the General Term pf
ihe Marino Court, which *avo a verdict lor tlio pluiu
tifl. thus sustaining the decision ol llio lowor court.
I'l.e couns"l w ho appeared lor the plaiuiilTs argued
Ihul the tiargnu madu between the defendant nod
plauitill was a case oi "gambling, pure and simple,"
ind that on tli.it ground, il on no oilier, the plaintill.
inder the statutes, count not recover. I'he counsel on
.tie other side argued that tho bargaiu made was a
valid coutracl.
DLCISiUNS.
sJPUEUE COUKT?UENK&AL TEKM.
Belore Judges Davis, Brady and Pan.olF.
The People ex rel. Ihe Gallatin National Bank vs.
Tho Commissioners ot Taxes, fee. ? Writ dismissed
iriihoul cost-i. opinion by Judgo Biady.
SCPBKHE COURT?CH.VMUli Its.
By Judgo Lawrence.
Tho Knickorbockor Lilo Insurance Company vs.
Btrcb.?Granted. '
Rolierts v. Shormuo.?Judgment granted.
sunacbur vs I'regeuzor.?The doieuduut must bo
discharged. Momoruudum.
Coudert, Jr.. vs. Lau/iet?Motion granted anl
George H Sword.-, Ksq., appointed receiver.
Matter ol Johnston.?This matter is relcrred to Jacob
A. Gross to take proot of the lacts and report thereon;
? R. S., P- *< 3 H'll, ?0L
Mann v. Willoughby.?lu this case there musi either
be a reference or pro<>l of the lacts sialod iu the petl
lli,n and accoropuuyln? ullidavits must bo uiade before
the Court.
Morton vs. The Domestic Telegraph Company.?I
think tbat section 2 ol the Revise d Statutes, part St,
chapter 10, title 2, contemplates an actual removal by
the plaintiff, alter the commencement of the action,
belore ho can bo compelled lo IIle security lor costs.
See Gilbert vp. Gilbert, page 2, 003.
Heats vs. Tho First National Hank 0 fCooperstown.?
The order lor tho examination of Mr. Harris must be
vacated. Memorandum.
Matter ol Moore.?The certificate of tho Secretary of
the Stale of New York, thai the commissioner who
took the affidavit In the city or Mobile was a commis
sioner lor tno State of New York in Alabama (J Re
vised Statutes, pago 48, tilth cdiiiou). This must bo
supplied.
Tucker vs. Livingston.?I desire some evidence that
the granting ol an allowance would be wis*. And a just
cxercise ol the power vested in ihe Court. Memoran
dum. . .
Howard vs. 1-anslng?In this caso 1 desire counsel lo
furnish me with soi^ relorencos to the authorities In
which they rely upon taking up the case lor decision.
( do not lind a single authority cuou by e ther mdu.
Authorities may bo submitted on or before toe 17th
inst.
Schwartx vs. Pleus.?I deem t50 a fair charge for
the reeuivor's service in Ibis case. Memorandum.
BUPBhMK COUItT?SPECIAL TEIltf.
By Judge Van Vorst.
Herman vs. Bonngor et al.?Judgment for plaintifl
Signed.
Rugen vs. Collins et aL?Complaint dismissed with
out costs. Opinion.
Heyman ot aL vs. The American r-itanl Sponge Com
pany.?Motion for a now trial dcui
Wales vs. Sherwood ot aL?Judg.oont for plaintiff;
the delenrtant Sherwood liablo lor any dellcicnoy on
tbe sale. Opinion.
The People, *c., vs. O'Donnoll el al.?Judgment for
plaiutid on the demurrer with lesvo to delendant* to
answer ou terms.
SUPERIOR COURT?SPECIAL TF.BM.
By Chief Judge Curtis.
Hacker vs. Hacker.?Decree signed.
Suva vs The Metropolitan Drug Company.?Amend
ments ordered to be inserted In case on die
By Judge Spoir.
Kranch vs. Reynolds.?Ordered on special calendar
for third Friday ol November.
Msndorflf t?. M oiler; Haekinvs. the Mijror, *e.-Or
dered ?u .pecla! calendar for Friday, November 17.
Rich vs. Lvks ei at?Order lor commission.
'1 be Bowery Savings Hank vs. Smith et al.-I.ew i C.
Lewis appointed guardian ad litem ioriniaut defendant,
^?Brendu?M vs. Maber et al?Ordered that Thomas
Maher, defendant, file bis original answer to ihe com
plaint to id la acilou, in the clerk's othce of this court,
on or before the 18lb day of November. 1878.
Noxou vs. Alden.?Order to amend judgment roll
nunc pro lucc. . . _ ,
l)e La Mawr et al. vu. Day.?Ordered on special cal
?udar lor Friday, November 24. 1876.
Mvenbeln vs. Hobbe et aL?Kclerce ft report con
flrisca and judgment of foreclosure and sale ordered.
common pleas -svkcial tebm.
By Judge J. F. Daly.
Kovce v? Watrous.?Case settled.
Samuel* v?. Sturman?Motion lor new trial granted.
Sec opinion.
Ur Judgo Van Brunt.
James ve. Burcheli.? Findings freuled.
Ayrea v?. Mead.? Judgment signed.
MAIIINK COUhT? CBAMBEBft.
l'.y J udje McAdam.
McHugh vs. Lovut. ?Opmiou filed.
Bindcn vs. Maisey Koiary Company?Execution |
?mended. ,
Lawrence rt Hitchcock.? Atfachmcntordered, bail
able m f6uo.
Hoyt vs. Goft?JuKtuiCHtion dism ssed.
I>?de vs. Dade.? Order to pay over moneys
Taylor vs Duusoiih.?Cumpiaint dismissed.
Hall *s. Tempieton.?Motion to vacate order d s
mUsed. . ? , ....
Quirk vs. White.?Default opened on payment olSio
co>ta end cua to be irie'.l in l'art 4, November -iir
1SBailey vs. Flannugan and Twomley vs. Gruwold.?
. Defaulted. , 0 ,,
Israel vs. DicKhoyscr and Burkhalter vs. Sniid..?
Motions granted.
! Alien vs. Fowelhon.?Recolver appointed.
Drake vs. Driscoll; Mayer vs. Cohen; hoimson \s
| Lent; Reidv*. Daly ; Hall vs. Myers.-Orders grauted. ,
Tallman vs. Beer.? Molior granted.
By Judgo Shea.
Lawrence vs. Ramsey.?Motion to vacate attachment j
grauted; $10 costs to delondant.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART I. j
Before Recorder Hackctt. j
THE FABBBUi HOMICIDE CASE. |
The entlro day In this court was occupied in tbo ex.
animation or witnesses in tho easo of The People
against John TaelTe, chargud with Killing John Farrell'
of No. 019 West Twenty-eighth street, ou April 10
1876. The principal witnesses were tho prisoner and
his wife. Alter the prosecution'bad rested the cnao lor
the delenco was opened by Mr. Richard Busleed, Jr.,
aftor which tho prisoner, John Taelle, was plncodon tho
gland and testified that ho was in his room when
Thomas Karrell camo in, abused him aud then started
down stairs; John Farrell, Jr., then came iu and
Btruck him; a fight onsued and he was dragged into
the hall; his wilo got him away lrom tho boys, and
he went back into his room, shutting tho door
behind him aud leaving his wilo in tho
hall; he did not lock tho door, but, bolng afraid of
liis life, went Into his bodrootu, took a pistol lrom hiB
j trunk and went to tho door because ho heard people
cursing outside; he opened the door and his wile was
standing In Iront of him; bo could not boo who was
cursing; did not see auy one except Miss Farrell, his
; w([e anu John Patoben; Thomas Farrell might havo
! boon on tho stairs; tho pUtol was accidentally dis
charged and not aimed at auy one; his wilo pushed h:m
back into the room aurt closed tho door alter him; she
remained lu the bull; a moment alter he opened the
door again aud she said, "Tnoy aro all gone;" soon
alter she told him John Farrell was shot.
Mrs Rose lactic, wileot the accused, was the next
witness. She testiUed that on ibo morning of the
shooting sbo witnessed tho commencement oi the dis
turbance; her huhbaud was on a lounge reading a
paper when Johu Karrell passed the door; Tnoma*
came uloue just alter htm; the door ol the room was
open; the two men looked toward the prisoner,
' Thomas making use of violent language; witness
asked them to go down stairs; prisoner was "talking
I buck-" Thomas challenged blm to go down stiirs and i
fight ? John Farrell, Jr., then came into the room aud
I struck tbo prisoner ; '1 homes joiued in and dragged i
hitu to the staircaso and was about to throw him down |
i when Miss Farrell camo up and usslsted in sepnraliug i
them; tho prisoner was bleed.ng Ireely from bis lace
and nose- Thomas ran to the second lauding aud John I
ran down stairs and mot hiB lather coming up; witness ,
pushed the prisoner Into his room nnd closed tho -
door a momeut alter tho door was opened and tlie I
! prisouer camo out with a pistol in his band; witness
i exclaimed "Oh, John!" did not see linn lilt his
hand or present u pistol at any peisou; when the shot |
was Dred Mr. Farrell bad lamed to go down stairs aud
! Mary Farroll was one step below, when the witness
heard a scream and a cry that Mr. Farroll was shot;
I witness then wont into the room with tho prisouer,
and then weni down stairs to se? it tlie report was
i true- was met at the lool of the stairs by Thomas >ar
1 rcll who had a knile in his hand ; he chased wituoss
I Into' the yard, who afterward got back to tho room
where Mr. Farrell lay; his wile told witness not to
come in, but to go up stairs; before* the policeman ar
rived prisoner had washed ilia laco and hands; witness
had seen a pistol ou tno table, ahd put it in tho bed
room, between tho mattresses.
I on cross-examination tho witness testified that artor
the fight, and alter the prisoner bad gone into his
room there was no cursing on the lauding wiiore sho
wan, but there was some loud talk on the stairs oelow
""wnUe^Hlggtns, furnace builder, of Brooklyn, testi
fied to the good character ol the prisoner.
Otllcer Horace Guyter, Twentieth precinct, testified
1 lur?gard to the general reputation of Thomas aud
John Joseph Farroll. He said that they were known
I as hard characters. On cross-examination the witness j
| stated thai mauy people lia I told him bo.
X LITTLK BCK.NI!. j
I Recorder Hackett?What person or person* told you
so. Give me the names and the times au i the plncosr
Witness?One man spoke to mu tins moruiug.
R. corder HuCKoil?I want to know the name of one
I man who told you about their character belore this
| silalr took place?
Witness?l could not tell their names uow. ,
Recorder Hackett?I dou't believe you cuuld. Isn t
It very surprising that your memory is sosfiuri?
District Anornuy Bull? Beloro yi>u ?uroo i?ere did i
auy one speak to you about this casof
Witness?Yes, BIT.
Question?Who was itV One ol the counsel?
WiIucbs? Yes. sir. Mr. Busteed.
District Attorney?Thai is all, sir.
Mr. Busteed thereupon attempted to explain why he ,
had spoken to the wiiucss and what was said, but was j
told oy the Recorder thai iio had held a prominent |
position on the bench blmsell, and knew that to hold ,
converse with the wituess about the case was wrong
and uuprolessionai. The evidence being all in the
Court adjournod until eleven A. M. io-day,
! COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
HrPKKMK Court?Cbamiikhs?Held by Judae Law
rence.? No*. 117, 124, 133. 114, 141, ISO, 107, 10$, 1*3,
lSd 100, 2&1, 301, 3-3, 343, 347, 34'J, 3ol, 362, 363,
364' 360," 3oU TUe assessment caleudar Will uiso
b>' called.
' Sci-KKXK Coi'HT?Csnkkai. Tbiim.?Adjourned uutil
December 1, 1870.
485, 401, 4M.
Si pkksikCol'kt?Cikci'it?Part 1.?Adjournod lor tho
term. Pari 2?lion by Judge Barren?Cubo on. No
duy caleudar. Pari 3?Held by Judge Donohue.? Case
on. No dav ealendar.
ScrKR.oa CotiiT?General T?hm.?Adjourned until
Monday :iexl
Sii-KitioK Court?Si-icial Tirm?Held by Judge
S|*eir. Demurrer?^o. 2. lssuo ol Faci?Nob. 1U, 80
and 'I *
Sermon Court?Triai. Term?Part 1?Held by
Judge Curtla?Case on. No day calendar. Pari 2?
Held by Judge Sedgwick?No*. 305, 340. 341, 'J21, 360,
H?'i 303, 303. 845, lfl), Xiti, 3.VJ. 311. 388, 1063, 278, 318,
Ml, 871, 206, 301, Ml. ::?3, 3^4, 3U6.
Coxtii.it I'i.ka:?UainiitAL Ikrh?Iteid by Judges C.
P Duly Van lloesen and J. F. Daly.?Nos. K5, 00,
SO 10o, 6, 36, 71. 70, 78, 178, SOa, OL 04, 05, 87, 102,
18* 10 58, 35, 50, 63, 03, 50, 1-8.
Common Plkas? fcyuiTT ikrm?Held by Judge Van
Brunt.?No*. 5, 7, 8. Demurrer?No. 2.
Common Plsas?'Irial Ikrm?Pari 1? Held by Juage
Robinson.?Nos. 000, 3'i3, 005, 801. 303. Oo7, 805,
000 806. 371, 066, 1125, 861, 402, 833, Wl, 711, 827,
453' 731 816, 58?. 714, 761, 683, 1014, 330, 1+4, 603,
025*, 868, 188, 863, 610, 763, 1018. Part 2?Adjourned
IOMaim*k Court?Trial Tsrm?Part 1?Held by Judge
SinnolU ?N"S. 4300. 3123, 4762, 5201, 6310 5203, 416,
4410 4777 4861, 6001, 6'401, 5362. 5366. 5360. Pari 2 ?
Hold by Judge Alker.?Nos. 4240, 6250, 3311, 4545,
4557 3644, 5344, 5348, 6360, 6362 5363, 53.i6, o3o8, 6,k<0,
6360* Pari 3?Held by Judge Shea.?Nos. 8:63,8672.
61,7.1 8472, 8606, 6023, 5024, 02'i, 2025, 7356, i3>i, 7100,
7'>.'i3 6284, 8762, 8625. 6?lKi, ft-0.'1. 8407. Part 4?Held
by Judve (ioepp.?Nos. 6147, 6007, 5151, 6163, 5172,
5173, 6178, 6106. 6220, 6230, 5233, 6228, 6b?4. 5342, 5343.
' Court ok Gkxbkal Bhsbioks?l'art I? Hold by
Recorder Hackelt. ?The People vs. yuiuibo Appo,
manslaughter; Same vs. John T. Reieiiey, robuery;
Same vs. Patrick Connors, robbery; Same va Jamm
Kelly burglarv; Same vs. Joint Rtddinglon, bur
clary; Same vi. William oar^ton, burglary; same vv.
1 John Sbauahan, grand laroeuy; Same v*. George W.
Michael, grand Tjrceny; Same v?. George Conway,
i grand larceny; Sam# vs George Wallace, graud lar
ceny; Same n John Nelson, grand larceny; Same vs.
Michael Dwycr, grnnd larceny; Sumo vs. kdward
ouatiey, araod larceny; sJame vh. Hoory Martin aud
Ernest P. Kugel, graud lurceuy. Pari 2?lleid t>y Judgo
Sutherland.?The I'eople vs. John Lnppln, robbery;
.Same vs. James Mctiuire, robbery; Same vs. John
Shorten and Frederick Dorr, burglary ; Saiuo vs. Miobacl
Madden, burglury; Saino vs. Johu Heuncssy, grand
larceny ? Samo vs. Currio Clark, grand larceny ; Saiuo
vs Kdward Sb-ohy and William Hull, grand larceny;
Same vs. John Corneal! and Smnuel Kelly, grand Isr
ceny ? Same va Thomas Mllr.bcll, fraud larceny; Same
vs. Charles Brandt, grand larceny; Same vs. Isano
Rose, grand larrcny; Same vs. Jerry Bertram,
larceny ; Same vs. John Knapp, grand larceny; Same
vs. Tliomas Fay. grand larceny; Samo va l-raucla
Raoul, grand larceny; Same va Patrick Wolsh and
Kdward Jones, grand larceny; Same va. John Hays;
grand Inrccny; Some vs. Thomas T, Lyuch, grsnd lar
cenv ; Ssme vs. William Owens, receiving siolen goods.
Same vs. Micnael Geret.v. inc,sl, Samov?.?..jrge
Sweeny, concealed wespona; Same '4'Bnc *
disorderly bouse; Swue v?. Mary A. Lester, disorderly
home; Same va William Uejreri, assault and battery;
Sana# va Jotio llanuon, aasault u4 batiery.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Albany. N. Y., Mot. 16, 1874
No. 11. Parsons va. Johnson,? Aryued by W F.
Cogswell lor appellant, George K. Daulorth lor re
sponueut.
No. -8. Colton ra. Fox.?Argued by Jamta E. Moil
lor appellaul. S. C Moak lor respondent.
No. .io Commercial Rank va. Varnum.?Passed.
No. .14 Barteau v?. rhienix Mutual Insurance Com
Sauy. ? Argued by R. K. Andrews for appellant, S.
laud lor respondeuu Case a*tiII ud
(ALESDAK.
Day calendar for Thursday, November 16.?Noa. 41,
42. 14, 21, 20, 46, 47, 48.
UNITED STATES- SUPREME COURT.
Wabuixutox, Nov. 16. 1370.
No. 86. Government Collector. Jtc., va. UarliorJuud
New Haven Railroad Company ? Krror to tbe Circuit
Court lor the District ol Cuuneoticut.?Tbia was iin
actiou by tbe railroad company against Uruut, Collec
tor of Internal Revei. ue, lo recover money paid bint
under threat ol distraint, upou a special assessment
made lu January, 186% purporting to bo upon uudi
viced profits ol tlie corporation used in con
struction iu tho two years ending wr.h August,
1st7. Tbe tax was upou the ?xp<-uditurus of
tho railroad computiy within tboce years io
the crectiou ol a sloue bridge across the Karui
lngton River, at Windsor, Conn. The cotupuuy con
tettdel below that these expeiiditu e? wero uoi lor
' construction," out lor ropmrs, as tbo briugo wus to
replace an old and unsafe structure, and that, there
e, ibey were not liable to the tax assessed. The
Court so ruled, and the case comes hero, where the
guverj.mi ni insists that as the bridge was ai. entire
n?.w structure, making ihu property ol tlia company
so much ihu more valuable, and uot the repair ol tho
oi l uuo. (lie expenditures lire taxable, being out ol the
earnings ol the roud. K. 11. smith, Assistant Attorney
Gi ner.il, lor Hie government; R. 0. Hinburd aud 11. C.
Robinson lor the coiupauy
No. h'j. Fisher vi>. Craig el al.?Appeal from tne
Circuit Court lor Calilomia.?This was un action to
recover irou? the appellees damages lor an alleged In
fringement of a patent lor an Improvement in
macniiit's lor bydrauiic mining. The Court found that
the claim ol Kisbur'a patent waa anticipated by ma
chines in prior use, una the decree was for the defend
ants. 1 he appeal seeks to show that the improvement
claimed was not in usu belore the Fisher machine. A.
11. Evans lor apuellauta, appellees not appearing.
THE GRAPE SEASON.
A THOUSAND TOMS OF GRAPES CONSUMED IN
Til IS CITY TI1I8 YEAR.
The grape season boa now nearly closed In thi* city;
not that there are not any grapes lor sale, but tue
Mmeoftholr abundance has passed. Tho crop thia
year has bcon very largo and given every encourage
ment to vino growers throughout tho country. Tho
actual consumption lu New Yoik city has perhaps
been greater In other years, as tho centenuiul excite
ment drew a large ponton of tho trade to tho Quaker
City. The grape season generally commences about
tho middle ol August, and the Aral consignment comes
from Charlottesville, Va. Tnoy aro followed by the
up rivers (Hudson) and Vinelaud (N. J.) black grapes,
that last until about the lOtb ol September; and then
we bare the lake grapea, that last up to New Year's,
as they manage to keop thom In perfect condition in
tubs in large, cool collars, where tho temperature is
kept perfectly even at a low points above freezing.
The Hudson River vineyards have increased very
largoly during tho past lew years, and they now prob.
ably yield 600 tons ol grapes por annum, cbieily Con
cords and Isabellas. The llnest grapes of outdoor cul
ture In tho United States aro probably grown by
Messrs. Van Wyck & Johnson, at their vineyard baclc
of Fisbkill, on the Hudson They are considered very
fine cultivators and grow the speoles known as Allan's
Hybrid, Rcbecca and Montgomery. Tbe majority of
their Tines are all graited on Concord aud Isabella
route. There are ubout 200 cultivators in all on the
Hudson, and they produce all the way iroin ono ton to
thir.y tous each. Ono cultivator near Coruwall on tho
Hudson grew thirty-three tous this seasou. Connec
ticut grapes come in early; tboy are nearly all Dlack,
chidly Concords.
THE LAKE GRAPES.
The great vineyards ol tbe State are found around
Canandamua Lake, Scnoca Laxe and Crooked Lake,
situated in Yates und Sieubou counties. Tho country
surroundiug these lakes Is of a rolling nature, smalt
bills or a red saudy soil separated by deep ravines,
through which mountain streams pour In torrents
during the raiuy season. The vineyards are all closo
to the shores ol the lake and never exteud more than half
a mile from the shore. Their locution uear the water I
protects litem Irotn the early frost aud saves the lruit
lhal would otherwise be nipped lu the bua. Thero is a |
large German settlement at tbo head ol Cauaudngua
Lake, called Naples, where home ol Hie llnest grapes
in the country are grown. They ure chiefly black
grapes, ana all tho fluer varieties, as l. ose Germans are
very artistic cultivators Tho greater i ortiou ol tho
grapes that come from tbe lakes are Caiawbas auu
Isabellas, und probaOly moro ol iho loriner than ol the
latter. There are some very largo wiue cellars on tbe
bunks of tbe lakes, and they probably lake iu a ball of
the grapes grown in the district, iroin at leasl 1100 lo
40o tons. Tbe wine manufactured in these districts
has improved greatly hi the past few years. Some of
tho vlnoyard* ure uow quue extensive, and one geutlo
man has no less tliau 14o acres under cultivation.
TUK KKLI.V ISLAND URATE.
The Islands on Luke Erie aro also well adapted to
tbe growth of the vine, and Kelly Island especially
has obtained a world-wdo reputation. The Isabella
grape, grown on Kelly Island, is better adapted lor
wiuo ibun it Is wiien grown on any other soli. Tbe
must ol tbo Lake Erie grapes go to the Western mar
ket, and do not find tDi-tr way to New York.
California grapes ol tho liner quululos are brought
by last freight all through the season, ana there aro
probably naif a dozen car loads taken through every
season. 'Ibey run <;htelly on wbuo grapes ol tbo laucy
order, such as I okay's. Crapes arc put up in various
ways?sometimes in paper boxes, weigl.iug from three
to five pounds, wnli about a dozen boxes to tbo c.ise,
and again in little louud paper boxe , weighing about
two poiiuiis, and nut un lu eusus or crates, holding two
dozen ol tho boxes. The annual consumption ofgrapes
lu this city varies, more or less, every year, and tins
season It will probably amount io something over
l.ooo tous. As the crop was so plentiful the prices
were not very extravagant, and tho dollciou* fruit
came within (he reach of ncurly all classes.
THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS.
ENGLISH COMPANIES WITHDRAWING FROM THE
NATIONAL BOARD.
Last week the managers of tho North British Ifcr
oaniile Fire lnsurauco Company, located In ibis city,
sent to tbe National Hoard ol Fire Underwriters Its
resignation as a member of that Hoard. At the samo
time the Lancashire Eire Insurance Compauy, of Lon
don, doing business at No. 1S7 Urondwuy, sont In its
resignation. The Royal Kiro Insurance Company,
having offices al No. 641 Wall street, was dropped from
tho roll of the National Hoard last October, and al
though it was lnvitud to again enter the Hoard, has
declined to do so. The action of tneso companies
leaves but srx o' tho English companies acting with
tho American companies in the lioard. One of tho
other prominent Eugush companies b.is never been a
member ol tbo National Board.
It appears thut the "Royal" bns a system ol busi
ness somewhat dilfereut from the majority ol tho
American companies, in that the princl| al olllce is iu
Eugland and the managers of lhe branches doing busi
ness In tliis country, having divided tue work iuio sec
tions representing too North, South, East and West
brauci.es, report directly to tno hom? olllco aud not
to a central olllce here. Consequently, when they
wore invited to enter tbo Nattoual Hoard some tune be
lore the Chicago flro had demonstrated the noed ol
siicu an organization, a ineeliug ol (he managers was
held, at which it was agreed thai ihey should cuter Iho
Hoard, 11 allowed to speak and vote lor iheir sevtral
branches. The National Hoard accopted them ou tnoso
terms and affairs worked smoothlv until llie election
for oftlcors of the Hoard in September last, When iho
"Royal" was notified that its several brunch managers
would not be allowed 10 rasi separate ballots?mat
only one ballot could iiecast fur llie company. Another
meeting Of tbe managers wits field, arid it was decided
to withdraw tbe "Royal" Irotu the Board. About ten
days after, in October, tbo Hoard uropped tbe company
from tbo rolls. Tbe other English communes made a
stand against that action, and the "Knyal" w s Invited
to rome back, bui declined, partly on the ground lhal
some of tho companies, members of the Hoard, were
not living up to too rules established to
govern tho rales. and thai those who did
observe the rules were supporting Ihoxo who evaded
them. Sinee that timo tbo managors ol the North
British Mnrrauule Insurance tjinpsny, at No. 64
William street, held several meetings, and finally de
oidod that while they were no: nor would not be "rate
culiors," lliev weru unwilling to observe allot the
rules ol the National Hoard, aud without charging nny
of Us members with "cutting the rates,*' It was advis
able to withdraw from the Hoard nud conduct tho
burners of their coiupanv as It seemed best lor Its in
terest. Similar action was taken by tbo Lancashire,
and both companies have withdrawn.
Tbe Executive Committee ol tbo National Hoard Is
now In session In this city, hut ft Is not probablo that
those companies can bo Induccd lo return into the
fold. Wbai iho other English companies will do has
not been docidod upon. One ol the representatives
of a prominent company said last evening lo a Hkkai.d
reporter that. In his opinion, the National Board waa
no longer a necessity; that the dearth ol business bad
snade competition ver> sharp, and In order to procuro
It brokers and agents offered Inducements that com
panies who strictly observed iho rules could not oiler,
and wero gradually losing their business, and ho be
lieved the National Hoard ol jrire Underwriters would
soon cease to exist.
DASTARDLY VILLANY.
Mr. George Lambert, of West Moriches, bad Just
gone to bed on Monday evening, and his wife was pre
paring to retire, when a tap waa heard at tbe window,
tbo blinds of which wore partly open. Mrs. Lambert
?lep|>ed to tbe wiodow to learn what was wanted,
when tbe window was suddenly pushed up and two
pistol shots were fired into the room, one of wliieh
passed Jast above Mr. Lambert and lodged la tbe wall
by ibe bed. Ha Immediately jumped op and looked
out of the window, but could see uo one. Suspicion
lulli upon ? colorcd man witb whom Mr Lambert bad
some d tllculty id bin store, but si present iberu u uol
fcutUcicutproof to warruul an arrest.
REAL ESTATE.
Tb? following sales were effected at Ibe Real EiUt*
Exchange yesterday:?
Richard V. Harnett aold, by order of tbo Supreme
Court, lu foreclosure, 11 A. llrunu referee, a house,
wuh lot 15 TxliXI.5 feel, ou East 114tb street, uorth
side, 4S'l. 4 leel east of Four'.h avenue, to Equitable
Life lnsurai.ee Company, plainiiils, tor (A.000.
I'eter F, Meyer Hold, by ordor of the Supreme Court,
In foreclosure, John X. I,ow,( reieieo, a bouse, with
lot 'Zix'i feet, ou Easi rbirtv-nlnth street, aoutn side,
200 feet east of Second avenue, lo Klzabeth Miller for
$u,eua.
The >iuiiii auctioneer also aold, by order of Ibe
Supreme Court, lu foreclosure, nume releree, a house,
with lot 17x100.5 feel, ou Kusl Sixiy-Qllh aireet, norm
aide, 117 feet worn of Fourth aveuue, to S?!ig Stein
bardl, planum, lor (17,000
Scott A: llcyers sola, bv order ol the Supreme Court,
lu foreclosure, F. Thompson relcrec. a bouse, with lol
Ulll Ki, ..u Cast I bry-tiliiili llritl. South sido, 150
leel east of Second aveuue, to Michael Mahoney, plain
lilV, lor (11.duo.
K. A Lawrence .V Co. to!d, by orlcr ol the Supreme
Court, lu foreclosure, Will.am lioswoll r<Teree. a bouse,
with lot IS Uxlo.it icet, on K.ist Fiitylirst street, south
?ide, 'J00 leel east 61 Second aveuue, lo William M.
Thompson, plalulltl, for (5,050.
Anthony J. liieecker V Sou sold, by order of the 8u
preme Court, in loreclosote, a plot ol land, 126 feel
a?t ol Morris aveuue, Mornsnnia, running sovouty
five leel ou ttiu kouiIi side ol llHst street, thence south
wardly and parallel with Morris avenue to high water,
mark on ibo northerly sido ol the Kilts, lo Alexander
Kink, piaiutifl, lor *700.
tiumskkim.'
101th si., u. ?., 15 > ft. w ul 3.1 u? . 25xlW.ll; also
lid av . w. ?.. 25.11 II li. ut lUUd St.. 2 >xli.'i: also
2-th II., li. a., 37 > ft e. ol tflli ar., J5x!tc*.t>, also
Clinton av.. s. >., 8UI II. w. ol -U st., i.I.jMl. 10
(J4lh ward) , Aim Clinton av., n w. cottier 1st si..
Ill 7xlisix 140 i'J4lli wardj , J. Held and wile lo II.
lleclit Num.
Madison av., e s.. 66.1* ft it. of 127lh it., 111.7x00;
A. H. Tlmpsou and wile to T. I'. Patterson (13,000
StUth st., s. s , IU5 ft. w ot Lexington av., 20xt?S.tt,
K. Van Tine to A- Bourne 25,000
Av. 1), n. w. corner Uih si . 2 >xlt Ixirrvgular; T.
Wright and wife to ti. S. Wright Nom.
lU'.tli si., >. > , 21W II . f 3.1 .ii? 17x10 .11 ; A. P.
Scbulli and wife to N. II. Lawtun.... 2,700
3stli st., ?. a, olio I* It. east ol 2d nv., JOxOKU; P.
Mcliuira to J. Mciiuire Nom.
Sisth st.. s. i.. same properly : J. MeUuIre and wifj to
I*. Mcliuire Nom.
10th uv , ii. e. corner of HMtn St., 25.11x100; T.
Mcke in and wile to K. I. Unburn. Num.
1st uv., w s . 54 It. s. of H4lh si , -7x7.*>; U. Mar
jenhotl ninl wll' to N. Schumacher 1 l.UOj
6t.Ui St., 11. s . xi It. w. of Madison av., 2HX1UI.5; A.
llilhrun and wile to ft Rice 30,000
b3ii it., li. s., 275 II. e. ot 2d av., 50x 11)2.2; 1'. Slot*
leakriter ninl busbauil to A. M. Kuller 3.4MS
Sill av , e. s.. 'j.'i.M It s. of isotli st . 25a 100; S. Stein
liardt and wile 'o <>. I'.. Wro I Nom.
115th ?t., s 155 It. e. of4tli av., !07xli.Ull; 1).
Daly loll, lie F. Kartell Norn.
Mnillsoti av., e. ?.. 111.7x00; A. II. Tluipsi'li and wllo
to A. Maxwell 13,1m>
lUtli st., n. 22 '. in It. e. of ?ih av., 22x112}*; M.
A. Kerry to.I. Ilevling 4.050
17til St., s. s . 313 It. u. ot av. 11, 23xU2; II. Itlalik and
husband lo V. tireeh.... 18,500
33.1 St.. s. s.. 2J?.? It o or Olh av.. a.xUSH; J. A.
Edgar and liui>bsud lo Charles Holie 18.000
42U st. n ? , 220 it. w. ol Dtli av., jOxlOUu'i; S. lieek
and liuibaud to K. Ijeis. 11,500
MORTGAGES.
iirickuell, J. I. Itrustpe), to L. U DeluHeld, a. a. of
Waverle\ pUce, w. iifljreane; liistalinenls 1, 00
llonlecoii. K and wife, to W. II. Kay, ?. s. of 127th
st., e. ol Otli av ; 1 year 735
Clauson, K. and wile, to It. Sclierloek, a. s. of l.iml
a?.. ea?i ol Ut vuc ?t. |'Jlib ward); 2 years 1,100
Coburii, K. A. a ul husband, to J. L. lloKart, n. s. of
?lillli st . w. ol Lexington nv.; A years 12,0 JO
Dick, Kebt rt ami wile, to .1. K. Loekwood, s. s. of
48th St.. o. ol lllli av. ; 3 years 0.000
Etrmi. ;. anil wife, to II. Half'ii, n. corner ot Elton
st and Morris av. (23d ward) ; f> years 400
Ilu^hea Mary A. ami husband, lo II. SideuberK, n.
s. of47tli st.. e. of 11 tli av.: 3 y. in* 0.500
Huirlies, L mi I wile, to ii S. hnuvier. s, s. of 4lth
St., w. ol 10th av.; 5 year* 4,000
Kunls, M. and wife, to William T. Morn, w. s. of
UssexsL.n. of Hroonie; 5 years. 15,000
Kearney, J. IV. and wile, to >'e?' York 1,1 fe Insur
ance and Trust Company, s. w c irner of 4th av.
and 2.'xh st.; 1 year 20,000
Same, to J. J. Aster ami others (executors), n. e. cor
ner el' llroadwny anU 2 U st.; 5 years 100,000
Md'ormlck. Willia n and wile, to J. K. liart (ex
ecutor), s. s. of 44th st.. w. of loth av.; 3 years ... 7,000
Thoippson, Alfretl and others, to A. H 'lowiuoud. ?.
s. nl 10th St., e. of Maverteyplaco; 3 year< 2,000
Woolsey. T. and wife, to N. P. Kalley.n. s. of H-'d st.,
e. oi loth av 30,0J0
Weed, liaorKe K.. to IV. Harlim. e. s. of 5th av., s. ol
80tb st.; 5 years .. 12,000
1)11 V _
A T FShSStB A .-sIMKi/S, MAM'KMirCftKllH. 374
Xs.i'aual st. ?Jobbers supplied Willi Ostrich Feather Trim
niiii);.
Lord a taylor.
Urand. cortitr t'b\rsiie st? and
H3 ami m."> Knrsylh st .
are olVerini! barKalns in *
Ladies' and Misses' Suits.
OKU A Ta'yIIo
Urantl. corner Chrystle St., and
have an immense sloe
they are sellinir at bottom prices
nil 85 Knrsyili St.,
i'k ol Hoys' winter Clothing, which
Lord a taylor,
Urand, corner Chrystle st., and
?3 ?nil 8 i PoivN tli st..
Is the place to buy Milliuery (in.ids. Large stock and low
.niUilNKItl A.\ U UHKS^HAKlNto.
A:"flu
MARIE TILMANN, OK PARIS, IMPORTER
" lest l'aris Millinery; lloun?ts from best makers;
uniquely eleirant. 423 8th av.. near 2*'tti st.
Mi88 J. SCOTT, lift WEST 220 ST.,?HATS. PEAT1I
era. Flowers. Ladies' own material made up. irlui
mljigJjL
CO it Yawu
A BROADWAY riUtit STOKE KOR 8:100?ALSO
Sample Rooms, Restaurants. Urocerv stores. Meat Mar
kets, lliikeries, Uoaisctlenerles. M 1 Pi UBLls, 77 t'edar it.
A First clash opportunitt.?a splendid
Wholesale and lletail Drn; St .re, In t'.-ntral Kansas;
must he sold. For particulars, address Dr. L. II ALL, care
llellevuu Medleal College.
T A 8AUKIKU1'.?A KINE BUSINESS 6To,_WlfFl
good Ilorse and Harness, all fur (.UO. 120 East Hroad
way.
11A It, OYSTER TToLHK. SIJPi'Elt AND LODtJINO
111'otnns; well established: paying largely: great bar
gain: safe investment to make money fast; best location.
Ll.itYD. 29 iiroadwav.
el 111 > I rTf SAMP LK RC ti t M - It AY TRADE; E>TA |7.
.Dished, good paying uusiness; silislaetory reasons for
sellinit. JUNES, Nn 4-1 llroail st.
1 vltlli STORE PROMINENT CttRNEU; CTTeXp
J 'rent; would exchange lor city Real Kstate. SIMMS,
13.1 Wast 46t i -t.
T.KIU (SALE? i'llE STOCK AND KIXTURES OP A
r liroeery >|ore. located on a very desirable corner of two
leading avenaei In llrooklyn; owner will either soil or
le.tse the premises; this is an opportunity that has real
merit in it, and tieserves attention. Kor particulars address
JOHNSON, box l M harald ..'lice
is,IK sale -A FOUR-SIDED MOULDINO XAOHINB.
nearly new, 8-ineli head, with 3<s? sets ol knives.
N. L UCKDIt^K A HUO., 117 Prince at.
|/H>R 8 A LB - v OOMPLE I B CIRCULATiNO LIBRARY'
F comprising all the latent ami choicest works of I.nirliali'
Herman and brunch liteialure. Address M. M., box 5,130
Post ollice.
1|HI> SaLB?IN brooklyn. A TEA STOKBI GOOD
' location: well establish.'.I; trot" all cash: would pay
very largely by adding grtK'eries; will soli at less tlmn value
and uive time to pay to a good mau Address AbiUaL,
Herald ollice.
1710R SALE-BOOT AN"D SHOE STORE IN HARLBM.
F Willi or without Stock : bast itauU iu the city. Apply at
1.3 Mil av. *
1.1IIK SALE-"a" LIQL'lhT^sToRK?AND_ BOARDINI
1' House. In the Seventh ward IS years In operation ; lins
hot and cold water, stationary ' ash tubs : everything in
period order; will bo solu reasonable. Address J. W. S.,
Herald ollice.
I '..ii MAI B?OWINU TO DBPABTURB FOB EUROPB,
r the Millinery and Dressmaking Establishment ol Mrs.
F. Weinbor.er, existing siuco tt years, with a full Stock
and Fixtures, at a greatly ruduceu price. Inquire at tbo
pre.ulscs. No. 3 Union square.
FViit SALB?AM OLD t'IO \K sioKE, In A OOOli LO
etilliy, with or without Stock. In.|Uiro at No. 333 Oth av.,
cotuur of 21Mb st.
T^OR SALE?LIQUOR sTOKk, CORN it 44TH ST.
J* and 2d av., kept by Carey: ront $'<?">: will be sold cheap;
price fi5ti. Apply 11..waul Brewery, No. i-'i West33d st
ITIOB SALB?FLOUR AND KBED Itr-IM.ss, IN.
. eluflltig I la i Idl ti sr. Stock, Ac., or will rent the Building
125x100) ; best lo ation in the Nineteenth ward.
MBNZESHEIMKB, tM.l 3d av.. near 58th ii
T710H SALB CHEAP?BUTCHBB'S FIXTTTBBS, Id:
J. house. Cart, Ac. T. 11. S1EMS, 24 Amity St., comer
Greene.
TjllRsT CLASS opportunity FOR OOOD INVBST
r uient of small eanltal.?Jewelry Miiniilacturing Business
ti>r sale at Trenton, N. J. ; good line of Ira le alrcatly estah
iii ied in a specialty business: can he bought at a low figure;
bunding can be rented or leased uu easy terms; possession
immediately. Address M <1. WILLIAMS. Irentou. N. J.
A| tM Mi IT II l.'AVK life IAuRA.vT HI ."III AV.. FOB
JY1 - a.a .formerly Sharkey's baseinenti; plenty business;
uo letters answered.
Showcases.? 2 SHOW CAhBS, n FEET LOXO, S
leet A Inches wide, 2 ? Inches high, with glass sitjns null
too. lor sale. MtlNAB A II ARLi.N M ANI KaCTUi INO
COM PAST, 50 John si.
I ill rOB AMTAOE SUITABLE For x until, PUR.
? M 'poses: also a lut nf ilorses and llarnussos cheap. Ap
pi jr 378 Broome St. __________________
'I it 111 x 10 li > .
I WISH TO PI RCIIASE OR HIKE A PORTABLE
Engine and Boiler, three to live-horse power. Party wish
ing to sell will a.lores. i n NDRY, Herald oStoe.
W anted HYiutAi i.ic pkk>s s uf kru'm ri*?
to 800 tons pressure. Addreis box 2,117 New Y'ork
Post offlco.
WANTED?8.1 TO l'jn 111 Ht.-E STE A M IM.1NE \ N II
Boiler; inust ho In perlect order and have cat-off, Ac.;
boiler to stand 13 ilbs to square lu Ii; coltl pressure; alio
s niie 4 fool Mills. Address A. M F , Herald oflicr.
.It AT It 1.>141M A Is.
(lENTLEMAN, IN OOOD CIRCU.MSTI NOfis.
jLJkWlnheii to innke i!?i? acquaint unrc of a yonng U<ly in *til
inoriitilly inclittcd. who caii he ah A^revultle companion Arid
trim friend. Addrenti, In confidence, AltUNOToN, Herald
dHw. .
KXCIIAMUK.
S'i %l\li ftlib'ItooM i i ns; i' i:r-; i kum fai
? V/tory and $1,500 e-inItv ill small House for tree
and clear House. Casli and ilea Estate laf MeieUantlise.
T. W. MOORE, IIW I'lialham square.
l*HOI*OS A LK.
\\T Al* r'Eb-R"fesIV)N SI B I.F. PAHTI Es't'o CI)NTr'm :T
TT lo build and equip narrow gauge railroad. Address C.
BOND, slatioa A. New York civ.
A
E TROPICA!* STEAMSHIPS.
C1UKAM0 LINE. ?B. A*D V A K. M ? 6. CO.
J NOTICE.
Willi a view iu dimlnUh tli# chances of collision th#
?tomutri i?( thu hue lake a specific course lor all ??iioui of
the jrtur.
On tbe outward pastajre from Oneeustown to New \ orl or
Boeiou crukoio.' the meridian o.' aO ai 4U lai tu !?, ur tiuili*
Idk' if the uorth ol 4ii,
On me borueaard iT"??i!ig the meridian of TjO at
?42 latitude. 01 nothing to lUe uortb of 4J.
yJiOM NKW YOltk FOH LIVEll POOL AND OLE ENS
TO* N
BOTHNIA W?i,N?v ti #ul>SlA Wrd.Nov.39
aHY.-vNIA . WrJ,.Ni.? J J I'AKTIIIA .. Wed., Dec ?
Steamer* marked it.us i# Jo not entry ?icerate i?a?eeu*
Ifers.
C*?bin passage. M>?. and f i;ui. old. accordiu? to no*
c innioil iiimi. UflNrn tlrkrl?<M f?vornlilr term*
Steerage tickets to auJ from ell part* of Europe el rery
low relet.
Freight end piou.'i1 office No 4 Bowlnm (ir#fU.
CIlAKLhS O. FitANCRL\ N. Agent.
IK MA J* LINE-MAIL STEAMFKS
FOR gceh.N.*TOWN ANli LIVERPOOL.
CITY OK BERLIN ....Saturday. Novi-julntr IK, #i 7 A. M.
CI TY i >F CHKsTKK. . >aiiuua>. December .,?t6 A M
CITY OK RICHMOND .Saturday. December 'J. m 1 noon.
CITY OF BKKLIN Saturday. December 2J, hi 9i3?.? A. >1.
From pier 4o North Hirer.
Calm. $80 and *K*l, gold. Keturii ticket* on farurable
terms Steerage. #.'S. currei.cy Draft* at lowest raica.
Saloon*, staterooms, smokm*: and bathrooms atnideltipa.
JOIlN DALK. a ts< ni i ? sad ?? ? Br< udeijr, v \.
State line.
NEW YoHK TO GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, DUBLIN",
It. LFAST AND LONDONDfcllKY,
Irom pier 4^ Norm Kiver tfool of Canal ?t . u? lollow*??
MATE OF PENNSYLVANIA Thursday. November 10
STATE OF \ JHiilMA J'burtday, November :tO
SI \TE OK NEV ADA Tlioreday. December 7
STATE OK INDIANA Thursday. December 14
and every alternate Thursday thereafter. Kir^t cabin. ?
?ad $70, tcc* i II n to ?ctofti moduli on return tickets, ft 10,
Secoud cabin. #4 ?. return tickets, JfHU Meera^e at
lowest rale*. Apply (o \VSTiN BALDWIN A Co.. Aleuts,
No. 7'J Hioadwax. New York.
>t. i;i{a?;e ticket at 4.'? hkoadway and at
Till. COMPANY'S I'lKK, FOOT OF CAN A L ST., N OUT II
Kl VhK.
HV.MhL'lTi; OIKIIICAN PACKET COMPANY'S LINE
lor PLYMOl TH. CIlEKBOCKti and IIA.VIBCJUL
Si EYlA Nov. Iti i WIi.LaND Nov. 30
Lh^SlNO Nov T4 | II EKDEli Dec 7
lUkeit of passage to Plymouth, London, Cherbourg, Hum*
bnijr and all point* in England :?Fir*i Cabin, $10U, gold;
Second Cabin. #tii?. i^olU ; Steerage. currency.
KIHNHAKDTa Co., C. K lilt- II UU> A BOAS,
(.en ral Agents. <iriier.il Pas ?Direr Awetil*.
01 Broad *t.. New \ork. BI Hr??adu'?y, New York.
MOSI HI . I T AND I ro.NOMh' ROUTE Ft) HoC
LAND, BELiilUM. THE UllINE, SWITZERLAND.
A? . AC.. VIA KOI'? EKDAM.
hloiimor Ko l TEitDAM Nov. J I
Steamer (I U.AND Deo. 7
Tlieie beautit'nl steamers, carrying tlie Called States tnail
lo the Netherlands, ir? great fav??rite? with tlie public.
Trips regular, rate* low, couilort and living perfect
For Ireiclit. For parage.
FUNt'll, EDYE A CO. L W. MORRIS,
27 soutn William at, 30 Broadway
tMorrle' European Exptosa.
E
EVENING TKI.liUHA.M.
AUVKKTISINO, JO CKNTS ITft LINK.
ADVKIiilSl.NU. JO OKNTH I'KIt l.l.Nli.
AUVKKTISINO, J" CKNTS I'tlt LINE.
STEAM TO RKAKIIj AND IUVKH I't.ATE IIIKK<;T.?
Mix HiPKinsltip IIiiNATI. Cit|it?ni Wntunii will !>?? "I?i
p*'cli,<i fr?n Marliu * itura*, Krooklyn, WPdn??<i?y, tli?
i:illi i?eci'iniM'r. lor Turn. r?rii?nibii.-*. lixhla. Klo <l? J?
I nvlrn. Monti* Viileo hiiu Hiianoo Ayri<?, tMklntf frsltflit *uii
pauMtiuara for tliv coa.t purl, *1 tlirouc'i ri?to?.
I >"ur frolirlit or pnH.*x? upply ?o _ _
bUttK A JUVOtfM, Ak*bU. 74 B,?T,r ,C
City und couuty nf Now York, m.?Willlmn K. Unit,
bumn'eas maim^or ol tin* KvoiiIdk I'olBKrxiu, belux duly
?worn. miy-. Unit the Inane ol tli?> >nid Kvpnmtc Telouram uu
Tli>ir.ili>y. November H. wan 1U,7<*I coptea. all ol wlilcb
were printed and circulated. WILLIAM K. H ALL.
Sworn to beloro-me till. lOlli dav of November, 1M7U,
JOHN TOWNSIIK.NO, Nuiiiry I'uUlle.
AOVERriSlNO. 20 CENTS PKK LINE.
AVEKAti 10 HAILV 1'IKUU LATION, H1.3U1 rOPIES.
AUVKKTISINO. JO CENTS I'KK LINK.
averaok daily oikuulation, ki,3?i copies.
auvektisi.no, JO cents per line.
Anciiok link uniteu status mail steamers,
NEW YUKK ANU tfLASUOW.
BOLIVIA..Nov IS,7A.M. ANCHOKIA.. .Dcc. 2, 0 A. M.
ALSATIA. ...Nov. i5, noon. (JaI.I KOltNIA . Uee. !?. noou.
*l't) IU.ASGOW, LIVER POOL OR OKKKY.
Cabin, #''?"> to ?So, Hccordlui; to accummodatloD*.
Intermediate, JJ">. (teern ??. #JS.
? NEW YORK ANU LONDON.
i ANGLIA... Nov. IS 7 A M. UTOi 1A Dec. 2, 7 A. M.
Cabin, i*.V> to *70; ?tei r?|.'e. #_'S.
Cabin excoriion Tick, n at reduced rate?*
I Urafti iMiied Tor auv amount at current rate,.
Company'a pier Nos. JO und 21 North Klver, New York.
HENDERSON HKwS.. Aitents. 7 llowiinit (iroen.
I VTORTH GERMAN LLOYD '
; IN STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK.
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Compmy', olor, foot of 2d at., Hnbokeu.
: ODER... .Saturday. Nov. IS I NECKAR....Saturday. Dec. 2
1 HERMANN, Satd'y, Nov. 25 | AMERICA .Saturday, Deo. V
Kate* of puintKO from New York to Southampton, Havre
or Bremen:?
I Fiiat Cabin, $101, gold; Second Cabin, fiJU, gold;Steor
? ajre, #:Ji i, currency.
Return ticketa at reduced rntea.
! Prepaid ,teerage certillcatea. $32, currency.
For freixlit or pa?aiine iipuly lo
OELR1CHS A CO., 2 Bowling Green.
NTflONAL"LINE-KROM~Pl?KS 44 AND 47~N. R
KOK LONDON.
Den murk Saturday, Nov. 18. 7 A. M.
FOR QUKEN8TOWN ANU LIVERPOOL
Ek'.vpt Nov. Is, 7 A. M. I Italy Dec. ?J, 3 P. M.
Helvetia.. .Nov. 23, 11 A. M. I The yuaen.. .Dec. 9, 11 A. M.
Cabin paanHKu, $55. $(lo or ?70, currency.
Return ticketa, $100, #110 or $120, currency.
S.eeraue p-???ni;e. .f2tl, currency. Uruli- It.ued from ?1
i upward nt current rutes. Apply at the companv'a ullice, BU
Broadway. Steerage ticketa < au alio be obtatued at the
i compauv'a I'ler, 14 and 47 Nortli Klver.
K. W. I HL'RST, Milliliter,
I \VILSON LINE. FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HULL,
I l\ KHilltiK Irom pier 33 North Klver an followa:?
i OTHELLO Novemuer 25 I N A V A KINO.. ..Uecembor 23
HINDOO December It | COLOMHO Iminary tj
I Firai cabin, $7o. currency, second caliln, $43. currency.
I Excursion tickets on very favorable terum. Throtult ticket,
I United to Continental und ilaltto porta. Apply, lor lull par
ticulars. lo CHARLES L. WltlUllT ,k Co., jib South at.
CVrEAT WESTERN STEAMSHIP LINhT
X TO BRISTOL (ENGLAND) DIRECT.
nailitit; from pli-r IS East River as follows:?
! ARKAtiON, Symons Saturday, Nov. 2">
| CORNWALL, Stampor Saturday, Dee. 2
| Cabin passage, $>0; intermediate. $15; steerage, $.'lo,
{ currency; excursion tlcliets. $12(1; prepaid steerrge cerllti
I cates, $JS. Apply lo W. D. MORGAN, Agent, 7o South at.
WiggjT jute star line.
FOR Ol' EENS'I OWN AND LIVERPOOL.
] CARRYING THE UNITl-.U STATES MAIL.
I The steumcrs of this line take tbo lane routes recom
mended by Lieutenant Maury. U. S. N.. going louih of the
I Bunks on the passage to <juoen*towu all the year round.
; BALTIC November 29, at u on.
ADRIATIC % Ueieniber 2, at 3:30 A M.
BRITANNIC December 1H, at 5:.'?l A. M.
CELTIC December 30, ut 3 P. M.
From White Htar I>' cka. pier .i2 North River.
Kates?Saloon, $sii and $100, in gold; return tickot* on
| reasonable terms. Steerage, $JK
| .Saloon stateroom*, smoking and bath rooms are placod
I amidships, where the noise and motion are least, affording
. a degree ol'coiulort hitherto unattainable at aea.
For Inspection of plans and other information apply at
i the company's ollice, 37 Broadway, New York.
* K. J. CORTI8. Agent.
UNITKD STATES MAIL LINK?STEAM TO QUEENS
TOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Sailing on TUESDAY
from oier 40 North Klver.
DAKOTA.. .Nov. 21. A. M. I MONTANA. Dec. f?. R># A. M.
IDAHO...Nov. 2S, 2', P. M. I NEVADA..Dcc. 12, 2W P. M.
Cabin, !f(>5. $7o and $H0, curronuy.
Iiitermediate. $10: steerage, $2)1.
Passen?ora hooked to and from Pari*. Ilamtinrg. Norway,
Swollen, ,kc. Drults on Ireland, England, France and Ger
many at lowost rates.
WILLIAMS t GU10N. 20 Broadway.
SPECIAL NOTICE.?THE SPLENDUTmTiL STEAM~
ship DAKOTA. Captain Price, sails from pier 4)1, North
River, foot of Ki<>u st.. for (juveustown and Liverpool, on
on Tuesday, November 31. at ? A. M. precl-ely: superior a -
eommodatlou In caiiiti, second ca in and steerage, al lowest
rates. Apply to WILLIAMS Jk GUION, 2tt Broadway.
American line.
Weekly Mall Steamship Service between
PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL,
calling ai Quee^atowu.
: Sailing ovory Thursday Irom Philadelphia, and
I Sailing every Wednesday Irom Liverpool.
The following steamers are uppoiuteti to sail from Phlla
delpuia :?
?CITY orNKW YORK.Nov. 1)11 "LORD CLIVE.... Dec. 7
INDIANA Nov. 23
OHIO Deo. 14
PENNSYLVANIA..Dec. 21
IN CURRENCY.
I ILLINOIS Nov. 30
PRICE OF PASSAli
Cabin, $75 to $l!*>, aceording to location.
Steerage and intermediate tickets to aud Inm all points
at the lowest rates.
Vteemers marked with a star do not carry Intermediate.
Passenger accommodation lor all Classen unsiirpa.led.
For puisage. rates of freight and other information apply
to PETER WRIGHT A SONS, General Agents.
307 Walnut St., Philadelphia.
GEORGE W. COLTON. 42 Broad SL, New .ork.
JOHN McDONaLD, Pas-enger Aget.t,
No. H I) itttry place.
NLY DIRECT LINE TO KltANCE.
IHK GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY'S
I MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW YOI1K ANU
i HAVRE, CALLING AT PLYMOUTH (tj. II.)
for the landing of paaseugera.
Th* splendid vessels mi this favorite route lor the Contl
? Tieiii icabins provlil d with electric bells) will aail Irom pier
| Ne. 43, foot ol harrow at.. North Klver, as follows:?
I CANAiiA (Frsiuiul) Saturday, November IS. 7 A. M.
I AMERIOUK (Pomal*) Saturday, December 2, l> A. X.
I FRANCE (Trudelle) Saturday. December IK. U A. M.
PRICE OF PASSAGE IN OoL(>. Including Wines:?
I First cabin. $110 to $120. according to accommodations; I
' second ennui. ?7_': third cabin. $40.
I Return tickets at reduced rntos.
I Steerage. $2D. with superior accommodation. Including i
wine, bedding and uten?iln without extra eharire
Lol ls HE BEIilAN, Agent, 55 I'roadivny.
COASTWISE STBAMSHIPS
PANAMA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAIL * !
STEAMSHIP LINES.
For CALIFORNIA, JAPAN, CHINA, AUSTRALIA, NEW j
ZEALAND. BRITISH COLUMBIA, OREGON, AC.,
nailing troin pier 42 Nortn Klver.
For ban FRANCISCO, via IsTIIMUs Ol PANAMA. I
Steamship ACAPULCO Saturday. Uee. 2
connecting fur (.'antral America and South Pacllie port*.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO TO JAPAN and CHINA.
Steamship CITY OF TOKIO Friday, Uee. 1
From SAN FRANCISCO to SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUS
TRALIA and NEW ZEALAND.
Stegmahip AUSTRALIA..' Wednesday, Dee. 6
For freight or passage npply to
WM. 1'. CLYDE A CO., or 11 J Kl'LLAY. Superintendent,
No. 11 Bowling Green, pier 42 North River, l""t i anal st.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
sailing Irom plrr 37 North Kiver.
For Norfolk, City Point and Richmond, Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays at 3 1*. M , connecting with the Virginia
and Tennessee Air Line. Atlantic Coast Line. Piedmont Air
Liue, Chesapeake and Ohio nallroad, and with the com
?aajr S Steaiu lines to interior point* in North Carolina and
Virginia, Newbern and Washingtou. N. C. (via Norfolk),
every Tuesday. Thursdafiand Saturday.
Lewes, Del . Monday aud I humday at 3 P. M., connecting
with Maryland anil Delaware railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
Throuirli passage tickets and bills of lading to all points
at lowest ralos. Insurance to horlolk. Ac., per cent.
1 night received dally at pier )7 North River General
"Bii'cs. I:?7 Iir enwi. li st. N L Mi CREaDY, Piesldent.
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINK.?
Those rtrst class steamships will aall at 3 P. M Irani
pier 13 North River, loot of Cedar st, lor Havana direct as
follow*:?
CI ItA Saturday. November 18
COLUMKUS We inesdny. November 22
For freight and passage, having unsurpassed accommoda
tions, imply to
WM. P. CLYDE A CO.. No. H Howling Green.
McKELLAR, LI LINO A CO., Agents In Havana.
COA4TWISK KTEA.HSIim.
FVJH Va?saL- N I* -IthOl'L.Ul MAIL MEAHSlit}
LKO l?avo? NVw York November 30.
ML KHaV. KEKftli A CO.. OJ South st
Fbk Halifax \>. %nd i roiixiTji rTTaoM.
WKLL STEAMSHIP I.INK.
^Mfiuieri leave pier 10 North Hirer following days at 3 P.
tii uKGK Washington Friday. x.>v?mb?r 21
GF.OKoE CHOXVVKfcl Tne?day, December {
Moat uireci. cheapest nu.l quickest rout* to Nov* >coila>
Newfoundland ami the L<>we< St. i.uw roncu. Kxr??li?ni jma
a??iiK#r HCi-oiunio lati<ns Kor freight or xpi)!) u
CLARK .t >KAMaN. **i West ?t.
N^-n Havana AND mkxTcas UL tf* Lmt
? Steamers leave pier Ko. 3 .North River it J P. M.
Kilt Havana dikkct
t'l TV OK HAVANA Saturday, November-*
i'll^ (lK \ h l< A OKI Z. V\ I'flucidHv, Novi>:ob'*r ?>?
CITV OK NKW \ oKK .... V\ ?-.inesdav. IMcvmbsr 4
POK VfcRA OKI Z ANL) Nf W OKLhANS.
vil iluvHiiw, t'rogreto. Cauipeachy, I'uxpin And T.tmpico.
ClTV OK HA VAN A .... .......Saturday. November Jfl
Kor freight or onstage app.y to
K. ALKXANDKh x m)N*S. :i| aud 3'.< Broadway.
Steamer* will leave New Orleans Decetunei 1 nuu bucciu*
ber J J (or Vera Crur and uii tin* above port#
MOKUAN'H SEW YOKK. NKVir ORLEANS AND T/TxaT
itiatnsbips rbf ilMn^ip NKW YOKK w tail frori
pier i6 North River on Saturday, Nov#tuber is, ut 3 P. M.
lor New Orleans direct, transferring Texas freight there n
Morirao't LoiiUlnna mid 'lexa* Kail roan for Morgan Oily
theu.eprr .Morgan's steamer* to Texan no ts Through hill,
ol lading ?dtfned to all points on the MUfumlppi River, Mo
bile, llalvestoi), Ind.auida. t'orj?us i'h'l*ti. ICockport. Hi ami
S tiHin^o. Hrowmvillti, aud to all point* on tho (ialV'sion,
11nrriid'ur^ and Saa Antonio. lloustn a* d Texas Central,
International and ifreat Northern Texas Pacific an I Trans*
Continental Railroads. Freight* for St. Maryland Kultou
laiiiie ? at Hock port.
Lighterage ??nd channel duos at Corpus ChrUti uud Bra*
son r*autiago at the eapeuaa and risk ol eon?ikcnea.
lnmrHiu't* ran ? e earct 'd under open nolicy of tho line.
To New Or eau*, *i par cent; to Texas ports. ;* l?cr c?*nu
Kor Ireigtit or furtner information appiy to nOOl-JUT A
MoHuaN, Ai;ents: ortlce, uier 36 North Kiver.
i)kkmii?v ir nToiiju, wkht in die*, thh
JDretrular Mall *tean)?hin ('aM.UA nail* for Bermuda,
November 'JH. making in v?J hour* clo?a connection there
with the Mail steitnrkr for St. l'hon:nft. Tuis is now the
most direct and ch^ap 'St route to this favorite win?or r?*
sort. Kor full pirticu.ars address A- K. OUTEKBKIUUK,
.. ? Bi oadw i y. N V
rjpKXAM I INK KOR <, \!.'. !!> i < > Y TOUCHING AT KEl
I W ? the ' n t .t tftsWa a ill - riic - team ?
rITY OK At'STI Captaiu Stevens, will nail on Saturday
November 1H, 1K7U. at U P. M, from pier 2U Kaet Kiver
Through bill* of lading given to ail points on tho Houston
and Texas, Central International ami ureal Northern, Gal
veston, Houston and Henderson and the (Jalve?tou. ilarrls
Imii^ nd ^au Antonio railroads. Freight aud iti*uranc6 at
lowem rate*. Kor treitfht or passaire. having superior ac
commodations, appiy to C. II. MaLLOKY St CO., 153
Maiden lane.
POU NEW OKI.KAN'S D1 It .<' l\ "
Tilh OKOH^VKLL LINK.
rho HtoatnNhip
NEW ORLKAN's. Captaiu Dearborn, will nail
on SATURDAY. November !?. at :i o'clock P. M.#
from pier No. I* North Kiver.
Thiough bills ol lading givan to Mobile and principal
points on the MtsMissippi Kiver.
Cabin passage, Stearago. $'J ?.
Apply to CLARK a >kav an, h?s West nt.
kiffwiEKbY LIN . FOR PORT ROY AI,. 5 C . %ND
?k^Ker andina. Kla., Bailing every Tuesday and Friday, from
pier 20 Ea?t River, at 'I P. M.
hteauier t'l f Y OF DALLAS, Kridar. November 17.
Steamer IIUNTHVILLE. Tuesday, November J I.
Tickets to ail pidnta in Klorlda.
Apply tor iiiioriuatloii and tickets to
C. II. MALLORY .t CO.,
l A < M aldon lans.
S
F
TlOlt IMIILXDI I.PHIA--TIIK A NO. 1 STEAMSMIP
A hjNE, will na 1 lr??m pier :t?l North River every lue^day
and .Saturday, at:? P. M Kraitrht at lowest rates Iter
ance under open policv of the line, a per eynt. l*or lurthor
in formation apply to liOiihRT X MOHUAN, A^onts, pier
North Ki*#r. ., ?
'I'll W ELliEHS' UDIUfc. "
'i LBANY.?I'KOPLK'S LINK. SI'IJ .N'DI l? Si'liA Jl
AuLu !???? pier 41 NorU. Kiver. July, Sun.Uy. rx.
coptutl. Ht 0 1*. M., Inr Alb?ny ?nJ all points Nortli ?uiUVo?
iniATSKItLORBKK l>INS sTKxMKU MlWCIIvM
iJI'ION or WALTKR BKhTT ?Inlly. Irotu tutu.I ??.. plsi
4-t North Uiver, tl P. M. Fhm>. :?0c. B.-rtlin lr??
T^VKNINO TKL.KURAM.
ADVERTt-TVO, -JO CESTH PFH UNR.
ADVKItTl>INC1, -'0 CRM'S I'Eli l.IMi.
AiJv^RTISINU; JO CKXTti PliR LINK.
City nil county of New York. ?? ?William B. H?H.
bnsltU'MH in?n*Kpr I *>I*? u'T'iiu. I><' .u y
.worn. .ny. tlmTthr t..u. oftl.e ?nM K^.-nina: IVe^rou
Tbnr?d?v. November ?, ???? ?H of ?
were prl'nMd mid clrcnUtfd. \\ ILI.I aM K IIA1.L.
Sworn to Ueloro mo thin 10th tlav o! Novtinber. 1H7?'.
Jt)U.N TOWNI?llENi?. Notary Public.
ADVERTISING 20 CENTS I'ER LINK.
AVKR^K"AIL* OIKCUL.TinS si S?l COPIES
a IkVK It I't siN(> 'JO CLNIS PKIt LINK
AVE RAO E DA 1L V CIRC U L \ TI oN. Hi,3i?l COPIES
^ a nvp kTlsiNO "JO CENTS PER LINK.
AVRRAOE ^DAILY CIRCULATION, H1.3W1 COP1K1
North River, foot of Murray ?t.. daily (Sundays axcepied), at
4 -:i I P. M. Throuirh tickets ?old At all tlie prtuclpal hoiaUla
the clt^
TjpOR PHILADELPHIA,
F,i Lonit Brunch and tho New Jenev?Southern Railroad
Lenve pi?'r K, North lliver. foot R--clor ?t.. ?t
11 A. M., tor Philadelphia, Long Branch, Tom s Rlvar an<
\iuelund. Philadelphia. Lonit Branch, Tom'i UlT?t
Waretown and Tuckerton. . ^ g SNEDEN. O. M.
pWKSTLVAHIA RAILROAD. ~
AM) UNITKu SVATKrt MAIL ROUTE.
Train* leave New York, via Ucsbro??ej and Cortland* ?tre*
Kxp'^'f" lUrrUburit. Pltt.burr the W,e?tand8oulKw|U
Pullman palace cara attachad, 0:9UA. M., 0 andH.dOP, M.
Kor"w!?U?m?port. Lock Haven, Corry and Erie. ?t - : to *n<
h ?'*? P. M.. connfctlnx ?t Corry for TUu.ville, I etroleun
Centre and the OH Keidona . u?..k
>"or Baltimore. Wajhln^ton und tho Sonth, Limited Waitt
in ;t..n KxpreM" of Pullman parlor ear. daliy
Sunday, OUK) A. M.; arrive Washington 4^.15 P. M. ReK
ular at H .40 A M., 2:40, ?:U5 and U P. St. Sunday, O.-O.
ExprrSi'for^Phlladelphla, 7:30, K:IO. 0:?) A. M.. 12:30,
?'?40 3 4 5 <1.7. ??. ?>. '?? P. SI. aud 1J ninht. Accom
modal Ion'. 7 A il aud 4:10 P. M. Sunday ? A. St .r, ?,
7 K-3t> and I*. M. Emigrant and secood class, 7 r. M.
For* Centennial liepot at rt A. SI., dally. JUtamW, leave
(Centennial Dapot at 4 '.4-' and o:.?0 1 . M.
For trains to Newark, KlUabcth. Rah way, Prluceton, Tren*
toil Perth Ainboy, Klemlngton, Belvldere aud other
nolritu, see local ?cholule* at all ticket oBMt . w
Train* arrive:?From Pttubnrir. 6:20 and 10:30 A. M. and
10-20 P. St., daily; 10:HiA. SI. and?:i>0P. M.. dally, ex
ci-rit Monday. Krotn. Wa.lilnrfton and Baltimore. 0:-*
and 'i 4 i A M., 4.10. r. io and l?:20 P SI K?nd?y
6:3i> and 0:40 A. M. From Philadelphia, 5106. ?l:20. ?:*?,
u-<ii 10-10 11:20. 11:5' A. St., 2:lt?, J:.VI, 4:1", SJ1H
tl-lii" ildKl' 7:3.'?, 7:4 '. H:40 and 10:20 P. St. Sundav
5:0.r?! 0:20, 6:'i0, 0:40. 10:10, 11:30 A. SI., 0:V) and lo:2fi
1 Tu-ket offices 52B and ??4 Broadway, No. 1 Astor ItonM
and loot of Ue.brossos and Cortland! st*.; No. 4 Court it.,
Brooklyn; Nns. 114, 1H> and 11^ lluds.m -t., lloboken;
depot, Jersey City, kmlnrant tlckot otlicc. No. S Battery
p'fRANK THOStSON. U. M. BO VP. Jr..
Uenural Mauairer. General 1'assoni.er Agent.
tiTON'INGTON LIN I'. FOR BOSTON.
S RBDUCTtON IN FARE.
To Boston. Drtt clats.
To Providence, Urst class, ^
Elegant steamers leave dully (except bttndajrs),
from Pier :I3 North River, loot of Jay St., at 4:JO P. M.
proviuenck Link stkajismips
from Pier 27 Norih River, foot ol Park ulace. at 4 P.
EXCUIilHON!*.
'a ORANIJ EXCURSION ACROSS THE BAV TC
Astatcn Island -Boats leave Whitehall St.. foot ol Broad
way at 7:30, 0:1.1, 11:15 A. .M.; I :1'? 3:13, 4:13. V30 i?n4
t,::iO P. St., lor New Briuluou, Siiuk Harbor, West Bri|{htoi
and Port Richmond. Vare ouly lOtf. _
I.KUll. NOTICES. ~~
IS the CIRCL'If fOCItr O'P' BaLtI MOltr. clfv1^!
lthe matter or the trust estate or William -MaMlii''krodt jl
Son. mill ol the separate estates ol William Mellluckrodl
and Lewis W. Slallini kroiit?Drdered this 28tb day ol Oe
tober IH7?J, by the Circuit Court of Baltimore city, tnat
t)rvilie llorwits, trustee of the forejrolnf estates, Klve
notice, by publication ol this order twice a week for three
weeks lu Hie New York Herald and In the Baltimore Sun,
lo i ne creditors of the llrm of William ^a!,kViV^?
and Ol William SIalllnckrodt and of Lewis \V Malllnekrodt
to me their cliilms, properly proved, with the clerk ol this
cour* on or before the 1st day of P"P??
tory to a distribution of assets. ROBERT UIIjMUM.
'lTue copy-Tost. Jown R^ Brkwkr, Clerk.
rro MARIA WARRE.V. TIIOMAH WABKBR. MARt
J ANN KLLIOTT, WILLIAM WARNBH and AM*
CLARK, or the leural porsonal reproscutatlres of sncn ol
UM 7\*-hConr\ of Jnstice (Chancery Division) In Eng.
land. ?In the matter of an act pa^sad in the tenth and
eleventh vears of tho reign of bur present Stajesty Oueen
Victoria entlilnd "An act for better seourlnf trust mode
aud lor the relief of trustees;" and in the matter of the
trusts of the will or John Wider, deceased?
Take notice tnat, in pursuance of the provisions or t*e
abovp mentioned act, an affidavit of Frederic Klttoa. of the
eltv of Norwich in the c uuty of Noriolk. In Enitlatid. tobac
conist, the ??rvlvinif oxecutor or the will of John Wilier, of
North Walsham. In the said connty. plamher and flatter,
deceased, fllod lu the said Htk'h Court ol Justice (Chaiicery
Division I In the abovo mentioned matters on the 2.a day or
May lSw. ai, order dated the 3.)th day or Stay. 1K70. and .
the directories of the Paymaster Oeneral. of the Cnancery,
Division or the said lllgn Court or Justice, ihe said rred.
eric Kilton did. on the 2Uih day or May, 1K7?, pay Into
the Chancery Dlvl.ion of the said Illifh Court of
Justice the mm of ?.>75 In manner followlnR?that is
to sav 1115 (beluK nne-flfth part thereof) to the account
ol -the share ol Maria Warner, one of the children of the
testator's sisters. Maria Warner, or the testators estate,
?115 (being another 01th part thereof) to the account ol
??the share of Thomas Warner, one of the children of tl^
testator's sister, Maria Warner, ol the testators estate.
?115 ilieina aoother tilth part thereof) to the account ol
? the share of Mary Ana Warner, one of the children or the
testator's sister, Maria Warner, or tho testator's estate.
?115 (being another tilth part thereof) to "the eciount or
the share of Wiiiiain Warner, one of the children of the
testat ir's sister, Maria Warner, Of the testator s estate,
aud 1115 (the remaining liflh part thereof) to the accouat
ol "the sliaro ol Amy Warner, one of the children ef toa
testator's sister, Maria Warner, of the 'estators estate
Aud turther. taKe notice th tt the said Frederick Kitton may
be served with any petition summons or notice ol any pro
cec.ling or order ol tue seid lliith l.onri of J
eery Division) or or the Judire In Chambers relating jo tha
?foresaid sum or ?573, or flftU part, thereof, at the offlee o
Mr. William Kaston. No. 13 Clifford's Inn, in the Oily ol
London. Knu'lan.i, Solicitor, actlnir as the agent f<^ Mr.
Frederick Fox. ol tti? city of Norwich aloreseld. the solitl
tor for the said Frederick Kitton WJt(UAM RASTON,
Clifford's Inn. London. Acont lor Frederic ?o*. of lh?
city of Norwlcn.
Dated this Tid day of J one. 1H7? -
OFFK K SiOI'ltro
~ ri.'vmtlv NoVkVCltkit ?. 1m7h. ?Port orrlCH
"Nl Notice Tha'foroitfn mails for the week ending Halar
,T?v November IH.T-l". will close at this olttce on lae.dar.
.. i m ror Kurope. per steamslilti Wyoming, via
Oueenstown oa Wednesday, at 11 :UU A. M , for Europe per
"MoT,I* via uue.-n-tovvn; on Thursday, at 11:30
A. M lor Kurone. per ste .msbtp so.-ria. vi* Pivmonth.
Cberboarg and llntnbnrg: on Saturday, at ? A. M.^. In*
V lUr .leainshin t hy "i Hemn, via Qtieenstow*
(correspondence lor Scotland and Orrm'tny to be lorward^
v,? this steamer must be specially addressed): at d .it 4 A.
M. lor Scotland direct, per steamship t n ..ia. via t. asgnwt
Tinl at II-30A. M. for Eur. pe, per ateamship <>d?r. v|?
southamnton and llremen. The steamahine Wyoming,
It t II I and I It* of Hrrii'i i|o not take malls tor Denmort
Pwedeii aud Norway. The mails for the W"est In Hes via
llorntada anil t Ifcomas will leave New Sork Novembet
* The mails for Ohina. Ac., will leave San Francisco Decern
S.r"ifar A"tr'1,*? *r: &A*m!

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