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TIE &C TuUNDERER.
How the Big British War.Ship
Performed on Her Trial
Trip.
An Explosion Resembling the 1sc-
port Of Thfrty-Eigllt-
ION Gun.
Human Beings Boiled Alivo by the
Escaping Steam.


,h,p to tho Devastation. was launched at Penn
broke In March, 1879, and was subsequently
brought round to rortsmouth to be completed
for SEQ. Although three yoars have e'apscd
st,.cc her arrival at the southern port, her ma-
ch,nnrv 1otl never )ccn tried fnr ancc Or horse
newer ~ On tl,e ucn,urcd mile. Tho brcaNine
OUT Oh asstufbanees m .ne haat uas e1peo'.so
hor outfit, Capt, ]. G. Wilson had Just been mp
pointed to tic command Of her, and sho got
under way from sptthe.a on wednesday iast
aor 'Ms onle'A n.al y, ner ,N.,, a'"e'ln, ~ w ~
trat time previous to being commissioned. IN
sbin. sEhtc1 wcro n,nnrfartured by Siessrs. Iium-
n nirr. w. "y aal nre NJ tho co,set,n nower
p.3 lea!T ~, a.u a'o =, wv ta..o+
OF ot"ohofbes,tne lhundescFh haa on nontu holen
than tTenty.six other engines, bingcs and pa'rs'
for performing various work, so TINT si'o maybe
tnsr a,s sss o,S,,, hni,nrs NJ, foord NJ thn con-
Wy o.s nao .s'.s ....sa rs,tJ. 49, to ~,
mon !o~-nressufo Type, WHICH, htc nca.c"
by by rg. or tho easupe ns1 me the en-.
rincs avn .ub,retcd tn sevcrcr tests thnn are
n,, ~ t,nnose1 ooo,, n,,,,or INV ct,c,,rn.tan.
Key.o oe 'nposeu aEa'n unaer I'y ss.su'tsss -"
ccs. With this ohlcci, the arcs arc managed by ea.
pericnecd stokcrs from The Steam Reserve, md
Tho enuincs are, In addition TO the engineers
arJ or,ttlcera nc,uo,,v .nno,ntcil To tha shjn.
,..a,.. -, s ~. 80 .,1 +,
watched by the contractor ana MS men, anu ny
engineers from the Steam Reserve a'id the Fac
tury Department Of tho Doclyard. Every
rrank AMI rccinroca4,on cnmca under the obsor.
s.a,,n,; ~ a,,,a 49, a,d ororr onra 1. ,oto, =,
FaIm" VI setao onS' au'' cssEy suts 10 .IAIn "
aTold accident. Iho machinery OF our iron.
clads Is now, however, very complicated, and
the responsibility ia NECESSARILY divided. In the
Thunderer tho lan,o of time which tas inter.
,ann1 hotrcon ,ho s1 rcccntinn ~ hc; cn1,ncs
would appear to have Ilaal doterioratlng ten
anncv. Tho csu.e, ~ the nrpscns acntt,nnt re-
VII, aes H., ,.as,sas.s.ssa 'o
man TO NC ascertas"eu,
The trial OF wednesday hnVtng' Tor The reason
trrday was appointcl for ncv official trial on
.no I,a.surs;' mi, IN stoIea, nav. ri" sh,n
thc measured ''lile III o.oaes na5' Ans s"'p
had been anchored At sp!theaa all the week, and
o. hall-past l., when the anellor was got up,
there could not hnye been fewer than otN men on
honrd, all told. The sh!p was in COMMAND q OF
Capt. Wa1dltoTe, Captain Of the steam Re-
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Obituary

OBITUARY.
HALIFAX, July a.-Aschh!shop Connolly u
dead.
, 1876-07-28

" PENNSYLVANIA FKhALE COLLEGE,
pittahurE, ERat End, Pa. College Cousnc embraces
alt the Departments OF Higher Etutttinn, Gov
etnment e that Of a refined Chsiftlan home. Lo.
from, dust and smoke, easr Of access and IN.
surpassed for beauty and FcencrJ. Seaaon upuns
Sept IL. For catalogues apply 1arly 70 the 1iev.
TlfOS. @, STRONG. d. D., President
, 1876-07-28
Proposals for PQtl and FORAGE.
0tYIcx C1tKy QuAkixAHAsTKA, }
)ktAhTMHxr or l,AkDTAt !

:
ST. Paul. Ann., July 81, t876 J
B4aea proposals, tn tTtpllcats subeet To thu usuM
eeal!tleht xi b received as thls S5ase md u tHs
aooioek noon, % tGs III da!ot 4qaus la1a wpIsh
dsrs far iafnlshiaE aad delivery Vt Wood snd iIsy
qu.Fnd during the hacal year July ! la19
ttty posta to 10 estabaho1 on t1v iellowstpns fxE
tht estLmsted auaotsx !eaYtrsa i y sash poss w 10
enneht te y lncvs:s q 1itntaisi tacss
COPY uf thia ID dfrgtl4eutnt should hd Aktached 70
4Ach lid Bids for 4aJ portion Of tue spsoAie1 suppss
will 10 and preference given " articles OK 40
neatlo production.
Tke Government feeeyc4 tna ftShs 70 tutoc@ eny 0f
Dank proposals. and printed ctreuasa ssttnR the klna
I ui @ sladYpg " gsoatpss sSpu
md payment will ID aufpished sppestion 70 sly
ONES. or To 10 the uarekmsstsE * the atat!on naea
Pfu1essit tor -. e.. and addte:ss4 s q tas ":
dttsgnsds u II Tho aeGAtesaaastoE HHauf n f -
ChlDf QpArteftpkSt u
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,. ::
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE Of TRAINY

EYpIana..on n att,r.ncs lca,a..-. sa,urd., es.
rive SUNDAY 1t T. n. H&tfy.
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N1ERV0uB ExHAuBTIoN-A MEDICAL ESSAY.
couprlsnE Aertrs Of lectuEea delivered u kahne
RIs%.ia;s assSs stexaf ad;p4s:6y A.. Z, lS:s A
iptdtme1ts TO asrAXe And tue Ut nervous
sud pysea debility. bltpg ts result Of n ysMf s*pa"
KAHN, once aud tca!dence 81 EastT A9xY9!k
, 1876-07-28

CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
TICKET Dnlres, g. CAtkst. tHhAtusn luftset and ~
GAnal1ttost. corner Nsda0n.tt.. and n ths dspots
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

Several hundred cigars and cigarettes and quantity
Of aguardicntO. struggled ashore at pier 10 North
River, and captured by Customs Inspector Dumont
were turned into the Seizure Room yesterday. Two
cases OF cigarettes Canada, for Havre, were also
turned in.
No disposition has yet been made OF the six trunks
Of silks and laccs which belonged to Mmc Mo-
ran seized by Special Treasury Agent Captain
Chalkcr about two years ago, and valued when cap
turcd nc $4,000. About yoar ago they conns.
Gated to the government but writ OF which was
granted has caused tho goods 10 await rclearing OF
the The silks were for fashionable residents of
this city and placed in the lower part OF tho trunks
and the top was filled with articles Of Nine. Moran's
IMPORTANT TREASURY DECISION.
Tho following Treasury order received at tho
Custom House yesterday and settles the question OF
which has been related ut length In these columns
To CoLLEcroRs CUSTOMS ornrRs:-
Ike sss q 3" ri Nay LIS pub
Az ACT 70 provide for tie separate entry Of packages
10 Il enacted BY The senate House Of Representa-
tves Of the United states Of America In
That separate entry Be made Of one moro pack
signed tc importer consignce which
packed packages nS svoss ., g Or
declaration the whole number parcels contained
goods and imported IL one vessel ~ one
time for and the actual owner or ultimate con.Enee
prescribed by section Of the Revised statues hereby
mOdined purposes Oh
porter declare therein that euty
account OF all the goods imported In the
-, whereof - Is msstcr from ---. for account Of
-, which oath modified shall. In each be taken
the entry Of packages contained In org
nal package. Hut nothing In this contained shall be
construed 20 relieve the importer consgnee
producing the oath Of the owner or ultimate consgncc In
portRon consist OF less than tho whsle OF
parcels contained any packed pxcknas packed pack
consigned in vessel At one tmo TO importer
consignce agent
sThas all provisions Of Law inconsstsnt herewith
hereby repealed.
ofcers Of the customs viii be governed accordingly.
1880 q. H. COSAST. Acting Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

Admiral Rowan, Commandnnt OF the Brooklyn Navy
Yard will DO relieved from duty by Commodore Nichol
son on the LIST or June ncxt
Tho United States steamer Alert Commander D.
Marvin will shortly proceed to Gibraltar.
The storeship supply which has arrived at PhIla-
dcphia with Centennial goods will act tender to
the rgac Minnesota and take tho apprentices OF that
vessel out TO sea for practice cruise.
Captain Bishop commanding the marine guard at
the Navy Yard, whose commission, giving him full
rank since the LIST Of January last has boon received
will start for Annapolis this morning in charge or
large dra Of Tor tho Unitod States ship Conscla
ton. Captain Bishop's iorco on the United States
frigate Colorado ig o credit TO the service.
Everything exceedingly dull at the Nary Yard,
operations being generally suspended.
The frigate Trenton, concerning which there
great expectations, is getting her boilers nt
Roach's works She ~ TO carry twelve cght.inch
rifles mounted the style or iron carriages tho
rccoll check by hydraulic pressure When thoroughly
fitted out she will probably be detailed the flagship
OF the Mediterranean squadron.
The old storcship Guard, which has seen much
active service especially In connection with the Daricn
Canal surveys Is lying ordinary at the Cob dock,
The torpedo boat Intrepid Commander Huntington,
lying alongside tho Ordinance dock, VIII probably
proceed the station Newport for practice Several
officers have been detached IRON the yard TO join the
torpedo school, aud during the very In
teresting experiments may DO looked forward 10.
Estimates being made for the repairs OF tho
Ordnance wharf and for tho grading OF the Ordnance
dnck ffSalf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

building or the Central Branch Of the Union Pacific
Railroad was resumed yesterday before Judge Larre-
more IN the Special Term OF the Supreme Court No
new evidence OF any importance elected. and tho
proceedings dry and embarrassing The trial will
be continued on Monday.
The arm Of saroni 4 Lindeman, shirt makers, sold
through Springer Co. the they received from
their Western customers. Five notes, drawn on
California house, and which 10 afterward turned out
were forged by Saroni sold by Springer Co. tor
SIT O0Q saroni fed TO Mexico, and the brokers now
sue the firm OF Saroni l. Lndeman Tho trial OF the
commenced yesterday before Judge Van
Hoesen. Mr. Lndeman repudiates any liability, a. u
WINS not partnership transaction.
Tho supreme Court, General Term. is hurryng
through It's May calendar with commendnbo activity
unusual number OF cases argued yesterday. tho
facts OF which have already been published. Among
those argued the OF the People rel Morgan
Jones Allan Campbell Commissioner; the People
rel Martin Frecgh va George W. Natsell, and the
claim OF William Thompson for $02 salary attend
ant of the Court OF Oyer and Tcrminer. AZ usual tho
Court took the papers In each
Before Judge Dykman, holding Supreme Court Cir
cult there was tried yesterday suit brought by the
Mutual Life Insurance Company against William h.
Florence to recover the OF $S,000 the deficiency
ON a mortgage which the plaintiffs aege Florence as
sumed by accepting certain deed from Thomas c.
Fields The defence that the deed, which
ecuted by Fields in Havana never delivered TO or
accepted by Florence The jury directed TO bring
in sealed verdict this morning. Messrs George w.
Cottore and willard Bartlett appeared fer tho plain
tits and Messra Turner Kirkland and Mcclure for the
defendants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20

On tho 10th Of February last Mr. Henry Hanks, .
bachelor, about seventy years Of age, committed sui
cido OF our city hotcIs and me impression was
tho time that Il account OF pccuniary ombar-
rassment since that time friends Of his who knew
him intimately have appeared and have boon looking
into the deceased gentcman's affairs II h their i'm
preston that he LETT $780, In United States coupon
bonds but though they have searched through all the
sale deposit companies places In the city
they have been unable 10 md thom. Some
few days before his death II IL said that
Mr. Hanks mario will, but what has become OF tho
will not known. Al the time OF his death his effects
were searched but beyond few memoranda OF income
tax payments aud his clothing nothing found TO
show what had become Of hts money
The following Personal In todnys paper ID In connec-
ton with this subject :-"partcs having had any busi-
connection with, or knowledge Of the anairs Of
henry Hanks late Of New York city, will confor
favor BY addressing 8. j.. box COL Post ofnca"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
MRS. ROBERTS.

REcoLLRcTIoSs OF AN OLD DELAWARE LADY
AN ENGLISH MISSIONARY VINO CHUNG TO THE
cnowN--wAsHxoroS AS PRESIDENT OF THE
CINCINNATI
hIDDLErowx, Del, May 10, 1870.
Mra Roberts, OF this place. Is ninety years Of
sgc hale aud hearty bids fair behold the dawn
ing OF the twentieth century. She told to-day that
she born about niiy miles from Middlctown, tho
centre or Kent county. Many Of the houses now
standing here were old and decaycd thon. 81 Anne's
church built Of English brick IN 1905.
'srho nrst missionary that heard Of sent TO
the church from England" continued tho old lady,
.'was Philip Rodding. He preached for some years
before the Revolution whom the war broke his
allegiance was strong to tho Crown that he couldn't
give up praying for tho King 80 no was requested TO
stop down and OUT Ny grandfather, whom rc-
member very distinctly, wore small clothes to
tho day OF his death; that. Is, knee brooches
and . cooked hat Ho died in 1900 John
Vance Hyatt. . lieutenant In tho army during
tho Revolution, was uncle OF mine. Ito was =
prisoner for sixteen months Long Island Dur
ing that simc no made for himself Clothes small
clothes and vest, In which he buried lie was
buried At Drawycr's church In 1906 This Is very
old Presbyterian church few miles IRON Middle
town. NY uncie took pretty part in politics
up 70 the day OF his death and was elder In tho
Presbyterian church. Hs didn't talk much about
No wAs, though b nuss have seen great deal %
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
MUNICIPAL NOTES. .

Alderman Lysaght, who Is suffering from consump-
ou has boon unable TO DO tor days owing 10
the state Of tho weather For short time yesterday
he was about the City Hall among his confrsre look
ing quito III Il Is said that he contemplates trip to
Florida
Tho bittor wordwar between some Of the republican
and Tammany Aldermen Thursday the excite
mcn about tho City Hall yesterday snd there danger
that there may be blows struck yet growing tho
cuogy by General Pnckncy Of he colored troops who
fought nobly.
Thc private secretary OF Commissioner Campbell
wishes Il officially ced that his chiof has idea
OF resignng the ofcc OF Public Works Commissioner
This settles an absurd runior.
President Lewis, Of The Board OF Aldermen, acted as
Mayor yesterday.
Tho full text Of George Ticknor Curtis opinion to
the rights OF the city in the Terry OF tho New England
transportation Company from Mott haven to Jersey
City and the forty from the loot Of Liberty
scy City had circulation yesterday among forty seven
taxpayers who read tho CITY Record Tho Aldermen
mt their next meeting, viii likely order legal proceed
ines be against tho companies interested
with Wow Of preventing tho running or through
sleeping botw Boston aud PHILADELPHIA BslIL
more and washington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
TOMBS POLICE COURT.
Before Justice Wandell.
LEoNrrrr DISCHARGED

LEONTIFF DISCHARGED.
Dr. LcontiG tho Russian physician. who alleges that
Mrs. Olga Tchctchuul has abducted his two children,
had an interview Thursday afternoon with the lady,
at the Russian Consul Generals Office. Mr.. Bodsco,
tho consul ondeavorod smooth matters over After
the interview had concluded and tho lady and the
two children going into tho street, Leontif at
tempted to get possession Of them He prevented,
who had gathered the fun saying that he was an
American citizen and claiming protection He bccamc
violent and boisterous and voccrously chccred
the crowd He ordered away twice three by
Officer Hogan but refused 70 Hc was then arrested.
On being brought to tho TombG the Court had been
adjourned consequently he taken back to tho Now
street police station, where he passed Thursday night.
Yesterday morning he arragncd before Justice Wan
dell charge Of dsordcry conduct. His Honor,
alter hearing the evidence, discharged him. concluding
ALLEGED FRAUDULENT CONVERSION OF PROP
ERTY.
John A. Machado, Jr., was yesterday arraigned on a
charge OF perjury. In August 1875 tho defendant and
his father boarded with Mrs. Isabella Bcrrand ut No
47e West Twenty second Strcct Some months scbse-
quontly the latter died and Machado, II Is alleged took
out letters OF administration for her property which
was valued at something between S. 900 and $40 ooo
swearing that he her nephew and her nearest OF
KIM In this way no got possession Of tho property
which, II Is charged, he converted 70 his own use.
Robert InlIa OF No. $50 West Forty-hrd STREET np-
peared testified that he the only lawful brother
OF tho deceased, Mrs. Berrand and that Mnchndo IN
that he was her nearest OF kin guilty Of
deliberate perjury
The father OF the prisoner who Ii an old slave
trader under $4,000 bail charges OF per-
jury. Machado was held in - 600 bail to answer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
BOARD OF POLICE.

At meeting OF tho Board Of Police held yesterday
communication received from the Secretary Of the
Grand Army Of tho Republic asking for police escort
or Decoration Day, and also requesting the Board to
permit the veterans of the participate In tho
celebration Referred 10 the superintendent
Sergeant Thompson, OF the Sanitary Corps, was
transferred 70 tho Seventeenth precinct.
Arthur Arlander, j. w. Shiol, r. H. Clark J. 7. Mas
terson, Cornelius Kirby George n Boyle, Martin Fin
norty and George II. Dks werc appointed policemen
The last named 10 tho OF Inspector Dks, and was
formerly in tho detective Office, from which he re-
signed on being remanded to post duty.
On motion OF Commissioner Nichols resolution
was adopted requesting tho Department OF Docks TO
sink cribwork tho exterior water line the south
side OF Randals Island furnish proper and
lent places for dopossing tho dirt resulting from
street cleaning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

The trial Of William D. Burchard the Florida 0rangc
'ounsy) Postmaster, was resumed yesterday morning
before Judge Benedict and resulted IN q verdict OF
guilty Burchard was allowed 60 on bail 70 appear
- the end OF tho torn for sentence.
Felicia Aonteil French millincr, obtained yescr-
day before Judge Van Brunt In tho Court Of Common
Pleas. verdict for sos against Mathilda stahl in
whose millinery establishment she was employed
In tho case Of DR.. Edward B. Foote. indicted on
charge Of sending improper articles through the mails
ho rla Of which was set down yesterday motion
made BY his counsel, Mr.. A. H. Purdy. for post-
on the ground Of the absence OF an i'm
xll DO proceeded with nt once
Patrick y. Murray brought suit before Judge van
locscn, the Court OF Common Pleas against James
Carson Tor non-fuinment OF contract IN regard 90
used In the erection Of building tho corner or
Worth street and West Broadway. The defence was
OF the alter they were in the
building, which was declared 70 be an impossblity.
verdict was given Tor tho plaintiff tor e318 81
The ssial 81 the suit Of Treadwsll W Pomsroy and
oehesa nvolvng We validity q eontraes IT, shs
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for the Defence said that there l20 900 different
calculations the estimates and II each IL 70 be
disputed II would be impossible 10 try the before
jury. He therefore moved reference. Mr.. Parsons
racy OF tho measurements but no believed the casc
can DO tried before jury. Counsel said u would De
stand over tor the term Il woud relieve the Court OF
the responsibility OF pressing the to trial without
full preparation. Judge AcCue said there was no re-
sponsibty with the Court The responsibility, any,
rests with the Attorney General. Time enough had
been given the State TO prepare for trial The was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
THE HEMPsTEAD RESERyOIR

Yesterday for the third time this week tho case OF
william c. Kingsley Abncr G. Kccney to recover
SITS 900 from GUY Of Brooklyn for labor and ma
terlal furnished the Hampstead storage reservoir,
was called In the City Court, Part !, before Judge
NcCue Mr. J. N. Parsons. who appeared as rep
rcsentatIvo or the Attorney General In conjunction
with Corporation Counsel De Witt, for tho defence,
asked that the case stand until no should 90 re-
icvcd Of his engagements In New York. IL II put
ston y him. NJ. J. n Van Cot, counsel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
TRIAL OF CAPTAIN WARD.

Captain Ward, OF tho Twenty-sccond precinct. was
yesterday arragncd the charge OF allowing liquor to
DO sold on Sunday in tho Central Park Garden. Tho
Captain submitted the after tcstfyng that be
nothing in tho garden the day speclncd 10 indicate
violation OF the Law.
Tho was then referred to tho full Board for do
ci6ion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
STATEN ISLAND MODocs.

Four notorious runlans, known as s'Rocky Hollow
Modocs," named James Jakcy, William and Jamea
whclhan and James Martini attacked Frank Frcan last
night Al sAplcton Froan Is an expoIiceman and has
tho reputation Of being shoulder hitter Ho rot
ting worstod, when he drew pistol and hts assaiI
ants He'd no fred several shots them but without
OBJECT Tho four we're ancrward arrested and m
ragncd bciorc Justice Kashncr who held them IN $500
bail each 10 appear for trial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRr-.cHAxpERs.

BY Judge Brady
David Va. GumpertS The dscontinuance will be
sustained which disposes Of this on the payment
OF $40 costs such order will effect discharge the
attachment and end this Costs given because
tho discontnuanco did not occur until the motion was
noticed.
Pummer vs. Boldcn.-This motion Is denied because
II apparent that the grounds which IL is basod
were passed should have been presented when
tho order objected to was applied for; $40 costs to
abide the event
Foster va Ella Receiver appointed
Ellis Foster.-Opinion.
Garxet Clark.-Memorandum
BY Judge Daniels
Taylor va Ashley.-0rder granted
SUPREME CoURT-spEcIAL TERM.
NOTICE TO THE BAR
In all cases tried during this May term in which
points to have been submitted and have not beep
counsel are requested 70 hand them in 10 tho Clerk on
or before Wednesday, May "a, 1875 BY order Of
r. l. LARREM0RE, Justice
COMMON pLEAs-sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Brurt
Sage Va Vermilye ct aL-Findlngs settled
MARINE couRr-cHAMBERs
BY Judge McAdam.
Fleming vs. Amos-Deiault opened conditionally
ment. within three days, OF $40 costs
Loeser VS.. Burns Judgment for defendant on de-
murrer.
In 70 E. s. Caldwell-Leavo to sue granted
SchafTcr va Meyer.-Complant dismissed.
Schcror vs. INSTRUMENTATION denied.
Deano vs. Boynton MOTION denied, without costs
southwick va Applin-Judgment for amount
claimed
Drummer VS.. Cohn-Judgmenrior S.
Van Buskirk Va smith; Edison va smith Edward
W. Avery appointed receiver
Mankn vs. Cohn; Reynolds va Erhard Motion
granted.
Downs vs.. Newburger. Motion to punish for con-
tempt denied.
Binkman VS.. Olver.-George n. Halo appointed
receiver
Carin va Delaney; Williams va Mapcs; 'sanxay VS.
Caro- Receivers bond approved
Schultz Va Panser.-Default opened on terms.
wehmmeyer VS. observation-disclosures Tor defendant
demurrer
Downs Ncwbcrgcr. Motion for new trial denied.
Hanson vs.. May.-An Endorsement papers.
Wills vs. Dexter; Asbestos Feltng Company
Notions denied.
Martin vs. Martin-Motion denied
Wilson Loeser Default opened conditonaly.
In 70 Reiily.--Defcndant adjudged 10 pay $5S
By Chief Justice Shea
Swifter va Hnrtman.-Case settled.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-20
U. A. NJ, OF H0BoKEN.

Star Council, No. 40. Of the Ordor Of =. a. ~, q
Hobokcn has postponed It's grand ssnsennis eeIsbss-
Jon week. Tho eclebraen VIII take paoe q the
First Methodist Episcopal church Monday evening,
end 90 address BY Mayor Eastman, Of PoughkespeaI