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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

Experiments were made yesterday on Blackwellf
Island with new disInfectant called the G'rondn. A
party consisting OF Comm ssoners Brennan ana Coz
Mr.. Kemcys, DR. James r. Wood, Dr. Austin Flint Jr.,
DIR. Jancway, DR. Brches, Tombs physician; Dr. u. II.
Kitchen, Dr. W. Van Loon, DR.. Silver, Dr. lsham Dr.
Moreau Morris, Representatives u tho ming news
papers and other gentlemen assembled In tho Charity
Hospital Aftor short explanation Of the qualities
the disinfectant by Mr. James Meyer, Jr., tn
party was brought TO an empty ward %
The third story This ward had been filled
with sulphurcttcd hydrogen gas. Tho party were
escorted inside note the effect and the effect ON then
ofactorics strong that some ofthem were glad
retire The dsInfcctng npparatu< was then got u
order, and afcr IL had completely sprDklcd tho
with the dsiniccnnt the investigating Committee wal
asked to enter again They walked around the room,
snuiIed OF the air. and expressed themselves pcr
fccily satisfied with tho result OF the experiment. II
then proposed TO put the Invention 10 oven
harder test The body Of who drowned,
In the dead house the east sdo OF tho Island This
body foriy-ci2ht hours out of the water, and
decomposition had set in When tic party
reached the dead house the stencil plainly pcr
ceptibe tho outside, though tho d0ors OF the
building were closed Several members Of the party
venturcd IN, but they retired Ia quick order The dts
ineciant was then applied, the room thoroughly
sprinkIed with u and the body cut opon and quantity
OF the fluid poured into II. Whbnten minutes all
entered INTO the dead house with mpuuiy and founS
but avery slight door existing
The Grondin dsin icctant IN . solution OF metallic
saits--namcly zinc copper, baryta and picnic acid.
Mayor Wickhain up 10 witness the experiments
but arrived too late. He seemed satisfied, however,
with the experience OF The other gentlemen who bad
witnessed them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

There were but few members Of tho Board present
yesterday the only republican being Mr.. Cudlipp..
Letters were received from the Mayor vetoing ordi
nance regulating tho rate Of speed at which horses
should be driven ON tho upper end OF the island; and
also resolution giving permission to present owners
nf fruit and other sidewalk stands, which laid
over. Alderman Gross offered q resolution, which
was referred TO the Committee on Parks, requesting
the President of the Park Commission inform this
body whether the statement true that Mr. Fred.
Law Oimsted. employed by the department a
landscape architect ut an annual salary oil 800
engaged by other cities and States sim liar capa-
city, requiring his repeated absence from his post OF
duty and neglect OF the same; and also whether at
present ho Is, among others, In the employ OF the
Canadian government or one Of It's municipalities,
thus clearly forieng under the laws OF this State and
city, his position IN the Department Of Parks and the
emoluments appertaining thereto.
An ordinance was passed permitting contractors, In
the event OF engineers and inspectors In the employ Of
the Public Works Department reporting that the work
done by them for the city Is not In accordance with
the specifications, 10 appear boiore the Commissioner
and make explanation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
CHANGES AT SING SING PRISON.

Another Hfy OF tho most Objectionable convicts In
Sing Sing Prison drafted from that institution
and despatched TO Clinton Prison on Wednesday
Ing. Among them was a muatto or hugo proportions.
known In the prison as "Big JOSH, and who on the
day namcd savagcy assaulted the foreman Of the sad
do shop and about to finish him with bar OF iron
when one the Keepers the OF the pro
view OF The recent daring escapes loco
motives ana otherwise, well the probable apprc-
henson Of another revolt among tho ailbirds IL has
been deemed prudent 10 double all tho guards around
the prison This IL prccau,ion adopted only OK.
tfcsue aud II IN this instance be in
counted Tor by the circumstance Of change la the
Office al principal krcpcr--tbc oilc.al who has had
over twelve years experiences In the prison having
been removed aud o man from Clinton appointed IN
his scnd. Another convict, with cttizcns' clothes on
managed clude vigilance the guards and make
his way outside Of The prison grounds whiIo attempt.
ing 10 escape Wednesday Tue man. who was
speedily missed. pursued and captured before liz
had got worry far on tho road 10 liberty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

For want Of the requisite number Of votes general
orders were passed by the Aldermen yesterday,
AlgernonS Sullivan Is OF tho few strong adhercnts
Of TiIdcn within Tammany Hail. He says that Tldcn
should be nominated to New York. but that Han
cock would sweep tho country North and SOUTH his
opinion and send to the right about candidate that
may be named ut Cincinnati
is heartrcndng witness the forlorn looks OF the
honest tolers who daily bcscgc the Public Works De-
partment for employment when there tickets to
give out and prospect OF any important public
being undertaken TO relieve Thorn. No wonder en-
are arvcn TO crime when sick and starving children
cry for bread, do those OF many OF these workmen
daily
The Board Of Aldermen will hold special meeting
Monday next 10 transact routine business
Comptroller Green paid yesterday 10 August Belmont
Co $3.50 $40 So for sterling exchange to pay gold In
terest coupons on consolidated stock Of the city and
county OF Now York. due in London July /
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

suits have been begun in the United States District
Court against thirty defendants to recover bal
OF duties claimed by tho government II IL
that the will be brought to speedy trial
writ OF hsbcas corpus WAS yesterday granted by
Judge Donohue the Of Carlos saa, charged with
ahiuctng little girl Kate vieDot from this city
or immoral purposes Sala was arrested IN Newark,
~ }. Tho writ made reurnablc to-day
la the sut brought against the city by Captain
kusse Tor damages Tor loss OF services by hts wife ON
account OF her breaking leg while going INTO WASH
InEion Market which was tried before Judge san
ord Of the Superior Court verdict Was rendered yes
terday Tor the city.
Before Judge wcstbrook, holding Supreme Court.
Circuit. there was tired yesterday SUIT brought by
Mrs Catharine Mcintosh against the Knickcrbocker
Ice Company. In September, 1874, MS she was riding
down Greenwch street, one OF the defendants carts
,odcu with her wagon, throwing her out and severely
IniurHg her sne claimed $4,000, the jury gavo
atr $4,000
suit Tor divorce has been Instituted BY Elizabeth
D. Middleton against her nusband, Walter browne Md
Acton, on tho ground OF adultery. on a motion for
slsmony and counsel fees. which made Yesterday
tcforc Judge Donohue. IN Supreme Court, Chambers,
several opposing aidaviss were read by counsel The
husband, IN hs adavi alleges that the charge OF In
Idey his part Is not true, and that the plaintiff
has brought this suit In had faith merely 10 ward
% the effect OF which he has brought
4 MT hsr. Tho Court took the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
POLICE COURT NOTES.

At the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
Walter A. Chapman, negro nineteen years old, OF
No. $40 West Thirty eighth street, committed in
default OF 81 900 bail for snatchng pockctbook con-
tanning IS Miss Rebecca Johnson Of No 425 sixth
avenue, while she passing the corner OF Fifth
avenue and Twenty seventh street, nj halfpast six
O'Clock ON Wednesday evening
William Eisiiu was hold Tor trial by Justice Duffy for
attempting TO steal $40 worth Of dry goods from the
store OF Robert Hayden. No s94 Tenth avenue Eisn
said he was starving and had TO steal or die.
general raid was msde yesterday tho bummers
and vagabonds Of both sexes who frequent CITY
Hail. Washington Square and Madison square parks by
Park Officers McGonglc and Dusenbcrry. Twenty five
OF them sent to Blackweii's Island vagrants
At the Essex Market Court yesterday officer McDer-
Louis Walter in the sioe during drunken quarrel IN
Chryste street. on "Wednesday night. Apperman was
held to await the result OF Walters injuries
James Murphy awoil known east side thief, was
stealing $l2 from the I'LL Of Lena Burgdurs STORE No
Second avenue.
Jonas Goldschmidt, Daniel weInsr and julius Falk,
avenue Of $500 In currency and trinkets valued az
$780, were held by Justice Morgan ut the Essex Mar
kct Court yesterday, for examination.
Justice wandelI, sitting at the rombs yesterday
committed Herman Weigand. OF No. 20 Eighth street,
passing frederick Mscker No. 90 Fulton street.
forged check on the German Exchange Bank, No.
Pas Bowery, Tor $25.
but who is known Sixth ward thief, was held Tor
trial as the Tombs yesterday for stealing eight rcams
paper valued $32, rom tho cstablshu snt Of j.
Mcclellan, Nos. lis and III William street.
A boy named james Bennett, aged seventeen, OF
New Brunswick, N j. was found IN William street
yesterday trying to sell surgical Instruments
valued at 500, tor $40. He wns arrested by Ofncer
Herman OF the Fourth precinct bong arrasgned
until owner be found for the case OF instru-
ments which have evidently been stolen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

Brewster VI. Oatiey. What IL wantedf
Wilkinson VS.. Prentice -Granted on payment OF 3 10
costs.
Gailaudet va Brown. Question OF payment OF fees
arise this notion otherwise the proceedings
regular
Steigher vs. Biankman and waIlack w Daiy.-Mo-
tons granted Memoranduma
Craven VS. Giles-Corrected.
Haase vs. NettcL-Moton denied
Lewis va Smith-Nos and and Taylor Va Phil
pA-Orders granted
Martin vs.. Macklc.-Dcnied.
In the matter Of SCOT; DAILY Va Jacot: Bell w. Ker-
nan Chard Orte; In the matter Of Calhun; Chand
Ter Chandler; In the matter Of Isham; Taylor vs.
Willard; Won Ebert Fitzpatrick e. al. Nos and
2; Otto va Fackner and Hubbard OF a. vs. sweet
Granted
Covers vs. Henslberger. Granted. Opinion.
By Judge Lawrence
DAILY Va Jacot -rhis motion must be denied, with
costa
MARINE coURT-CHAMBKRs
BY Judge McAdam-
Irving National Bank w. Cudipp-Notion denied a.
per Endorsement on papers.
Brady va Brett-Costs taxed at 1892 II.
Hanson Blanchard; Howard Whitney; Hall
ston Nchoson.-Judgment for plaintiff on de-
murrer.
Tansig VS.. Booth.-Bond approved
Riker Manhattan Insurance Compauy-Leave to
serve supplemental answer granted.
WAGNER Burns. Jacobs Esq, appointed
receiver.
Becker vs. Parker; Lang va Thomas Lees vs..
WolE-Motion granted.
Martin Va Garson--Defendant discharged under
Fourteen Day act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

$780, $751; 1871 coos $685. o5os 49li o56l .o77 7o7s,
G927, 7y45. 52l4. 7442, 1928
CouKr or GENERAL SEssoxs-Part Held BY Re-
corder Hackett-The People William Brown, TO-
onious assault and battery; same Mary Brown and
Maria smith, grand larceny; Same Vs. Lyman Gold
stein. grand larceny; Same John Anderson grand
larceny; Same VI Otto Hopheld, receiving stolen
Part 2-held by Judge GiidcrsIceve.-Ths People vs.
Joseph kcarns, clonous assault and battery; Same va
grand larceny; Same VS. John Burns and John Hallen.
beck, grand larceny; same va James Brady, grand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
MASTER CAR BUILDERS.

The closing session OF the tenth annual convention
Of the Master Car Builders Association was held yes
terday in the Grand Central HOTEL Mr. Leander Gcsry
President the chair. The business Of the session
tho further consideration Of tho reports
mittess draw bars. buffers, couplings, &c. Every
detail Of workmanship tending to the better pro-
lection OF the lives OF passengers, the increase Of
capacity Of passenger and freight for mileage by
Of lighncss and durability ably discussed
and the regular reports ordered on die. Alter tho
close OF the Convention a number Of the members
went 70 Philadelphia to visit the Centennial Exposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

BALTIMORE, Nd, Juno Is, 1874
Some time ago Messrs William Fisher 4 Sons. bank
ers, sold 70 Sterling. Ahern Co. $4,000 in gold,
basing tho price quotation furnished by the ndi-
Gator OF the Gold and stock Company This quotation
subsequently proved to DO erroneous which caused
loss to the Messrs. Fisher OF S67 The nrm brought
suit for the amount before magistrate who decided in
their favor Tho Gold and Stock Company appealed 10
tho CITY Court and Judge Pnkney yesterday reversed
the judgment Of tho magistrate holding that the Gold
racy OF the quotations. as they had not guaranteed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

Only two auctioneers held sales at the Exchange
yesterday majority Of the property advertised be
sold being withdrawn or adjourned
R.v. Harnctt solo, by order Of the executor two
three story brick houses with lots each 25x9s9 ON
East Twenty ninth street, 235 feet Of Third avenue
for s12 0oO to r N CARING Also three story frame
house, with lot 2Sx1o0 H. No: LIZ East l25,h street,
south side, liz feet west OF Lexington avenue Tor
"a, 900, 10 A. Van Tassel.
K. H. Ludlow & Co. sold, by order Of the executor.
two story frame house with plot 200x150 west side
OF Washington 100 ieet south OF Eleventh street.
fremont, Twenty fourth ward for $4,000, to w. A.
a%s South q 0n
70 Mr.. Finu
John Anderson wife to &. b. nuiss s.. 800
e Sss % G.is bssea Nom
FINE. .s TO linton sou
ss and 10 JOHN
B,coms s.. % =. e q Essex st.. aox7s; II j. ~,
West New AZ is. 4 i;iii 81 i6aaiosair:. -.
nisS%s * and uss 3 kkss s.s
h clinton and other. ' to SSsar
RIVER Az i,i ..iaj IL acres; H. l. xiisr.oa 'o000
Gin ST. n ~ 70 H. !. Of Concord av.. asasasi
esd ward, Clara Decker and husband to +. (.
cl,a st. . q ssrns; o Concord AZ 10 alsoC TO
Union av x2ss 30 linton xirregulsr; same to A.
oh .s .. = 10 Il ~ sssh 81 aasioo; 4
Holmes and wife 10 J. Roach. $1,000
6ist st., q =. $50 IT, .. OF I'd av 25x lO2 2; George
Husson q H. Ryno: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1900
sist %. $50 n. G. Of I'd 50xl ~. G.
Hadden.......:. 10000
GBth 81, 80 H. OF 10Th av., z5xlOQ4; Mutual
Lille Insurance Company TO j. o. Peters,. 5000
Nv. A. O. .. 500 H. 3. 0f l17th st.. 5O.5x0s. also
Randall 10 John ii. wsssrhouss. so 900
51st -. n. a. 2uu r. .. OF 8h av., 2ox20O 10 sd
H. Sandiord 20 james Gliiies ............. I2ooo
broadway, n. corner OF Clinton place. 266xli4l:
WIN. ssLsr g John DsnisII ;.......;..:.:. 5000
Jane b. kddy ~ 800
wkis and wife 30 y. Smith $500
Wood and wife % y Wilcox 10000
lOylh ~. las n. w. Of I'd Az. 25xlOO. ll:E.
ssndsord lreferse) TO John H. uker 1900
Ludlow a., q. - r. n. Of stanton ST. 5yx26; j. A.
Gross rcerccl 10 w. H. schwctxke........ 2OcOJ
65th u. n. 20 a. .. Of I'd sv.. 25xluQ4; J. H.
Berry rsfsrseD J. Crumbis ............... 1000
a. y johnson 100
lsth Sc. West no. li2), yeArs; John H. Watson to
w. FtuscrMo.. 800
Murphy. Thomas H.. and Others TO Deborah L. CAT
. OF stanton it, o. OF Bowcry: $40
Never. Henry j. 20 Charles henek. fnsssiments, n.
OF fatgbt g.. ". Of hudson 1900
Gruns AID Jonas. and ~ns 10 HELIX Marx. install
menfs o. Rutgers 5000
llc.n frku nd VII 10 fcrua do of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
THE DowDELL TRAGEDY.

James DowIei, the EpgIishman who. in ~ Of insan-
Ity the 10th un murdered bis wife by striking her
with axe, and nfterward attempted 10 commit SUI.
eide by cutting his throat. reported BY the Bellevue
Hospital authorities To be improving fhe Coroner has
therefore Determined 70 hold inquest has hxct
Tho date for ncxt Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
FIRE ON STATEN ISLAND.

nre broke out on Thursday morning In a one story
frame house Lafayette avenue, Castcton owned and
occupied by Mr.. Cornelius Farley. Tho building was
entirely destroyed and tho flames communicated with
story frame house, also owned by Mr. Farley and
occupied BY Cornelius Brandingnam and Christopher
Taylor, which was also destroyed. The two buildings
were valued ut $500 insured for ~ 900 each tho
KtnA Tayors loss on furniture 900; no insur-
ance Faricys loss on uiniturc slight insured Tor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

An incsndiary Ere was started on Wednesday morn.
ing In the large chemical works Rossve which
partly destroyed The building Of brick and owned
and occupied by James Tuy II WIS valued at $4,000
and contained large OF stock which saved
LOGS and insurance not nscertaincd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

Of Chr, sic 81 .................
Hyde. Elisa l. and husband. 10 Henry L. Young and
others = Of Cherry 81 trust instAinsent ........
Fischer. frans X to Clara DECKER. N. = Of Cliu at
.. OF Concord av. 23a ward yesr...............
Daniel. John, 70 William sohier. w. = BfoAdw.y.n n.
OF tiinton psc1 ~ yeers
Golden. Thomas. TO Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany. A. 5pth a.. " Of ist sv.: yeAr............
Doian Luke. 70 John A. Weeks. .. 1i5th 49,. v. u
LIST ~: instslmcn ...........
Kelly. franklin sexseutor, 70 dry Dock savings In
stitutou. n 9. corner t2d q. and ~ year. y
Kearney. Charles W. scd wife. 70 Mutual Life In
suranee Company. a ~ corner SD a. and Madison
NcCshill. Thomas >. and vile. 20 Edward Winslow.
.. ID av % slss 81 years .................
Peters. John o.. 20 Mutual Lille ipsnrAnce Company.
o9th ~ .. Of 1Oth ~. year .........,.......
Schncrler lusurancc Company % Gcman savngs
hank. .. o. ID av. near s2d ~. year. ........
ssunicr. Peter and wife, 70 Robert ~ rsrebeien.
:. OF 9th o.. . of itth ~ year.
Quinn. Peter "a IMMIGRANT Industrial Savings Bank.
~ Of 4lst ~. .. 81 18th ~ yess..............
Wilson. Robert and wife. 20 Darius q. Crosby. O. VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
BURNING on woRKsHops.

About ten minutes before eleven O'Clock yesterday
morning the occupants OF tho houses and pedestrians
in tho vicinity OF tho Fulton ferry Brooklyn, were
startled by loud report caused by explosion and
q moment later q volume OF fame and smoke shot M
from building IN tho Of Nos. 81 and 81 Water
street Tho alarm speedily given from the City
Hall tower and the lro department the ground
with It's wontcd prompttude. The structure in which
the explosion occurred was OF frame and
chemical mandatory, by Mcssrs. Robinson X Hubble.
The flames spread with great rapidty destroying tho
building involving loss oil $500, upon which there Is
no insurance. An adjoining building. occupied by
Abraham Insce, as machine shop, was burned, TO-
ecther with it's contents Loss, 81 900; insurance
two story frame structure occupied as boat build
ing establishment aud owned by Mcssrs. Brcwry Il
Hail. No. "a Water street. damaged 10 the OF
$1,000; insurance. The juto picking establishment
Of Mr. Hardcastle adjoining was damaged by fire TO
the amount OF 81, 600; no Insurance..
Tho carpet Inning factory Of NJ. Bailey Sons,
franc building IN the rear OF Nos. ~ and "a Water
street, destroyed together with its machinery and
stock. LOSS S. 000 not Insured No "a Water street.
occupied by John Miller q blacksmith shop, was
damaged to tho extent OF $500; not insured.
During the fire Mr.. Abraham lnslee struck by
piece Of iron falling from building aud severely in
jured, being cut the forehead. He removed TO
his residence. No 500 Park avenue. M Il
John Hickey, engineer IN lnsce's machine shop
testified before Fire Marshal Ready, who commenc. ID
noon. that the explosion caused the chemical
works by attempt TO experiment In making turpcn
tine and machine OIL out oi He Is positive that
explosion and the nrc originated there One man
was slightly injured by the explosion A new patent
motor bar, the property Of II. G. Bull, damaged
were owned by D. ). Draper, Of Great Darlington,
Nass
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
ALLEGED SNEAK THIEF ARRESTED

ofcer May Of thc Eighsccnth precinct brought Tho
Central Once yesterday William Harris cbargcd with
sneak robbery His picture taken Tor The kosuss
Gallery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16

Tho romans Of the wife Of Carl scburx who recently
died IN this city, were Germany for isscrmss@
on tic Hamburg steamship pomnaer4nia which satloi
yesterday. Mrs. Scnurs nasavs ~ AnsaoorG ~
wtll - buried shotA S tt' ~ t|
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

The Brooklyn Fire Department In the Western Dis
trct kept busy yesterday forenoon Shortly alter
O'Clock fro broke out in the De La Busio
Glass Works, Dccvan street, Van Brunt street,
occasioned by leak in oil tank, IRON which the oil
communicated with the furnace. The spread Of tho
flames rapid that two workmon, who in
the boiler room, had scarcely time TO escape. When
the engines arrived the nrc cnvcloped the building
Tho smoke very dense and attracted attention
ward that vicinity for circuit OF several
miles around Tho actual loss OF A. dc La Bus,ie
10 $50 900 stock, tools and machinery Tho loss on
the building, which WIS two story and basement
structure built of brick covering of ground
1SOx1OO IL $25. OCQ Mr. A. dc La Bustie Is insured In
the following companies Paterson Of Paterson, y. j.,
81 500 Home. OF Columbia, OHIO ~, 500; Now Hnmp-
shire, Of Maine. 81 500 Franklin, OF Indianapolis Ind,
81, $50; Manutacturcrs, OF Newark, Sl,26O; Lanca-
SHIRE Of Manchester England, 81 900; Rochester
man, OF Rochester 81 COO; FranKlin OF Philadelphia,
$4,000; 4Etna Of Hartford, Conn, $1,000 Total,
$40 500
August Thiery 4 Co. insured In tho Lancaster
Pennsylvania Tor 81 500; Phmnix or Brooklyn. 81 O0
Manhattan. OF New York, $500; Clay Of Kentucky,
$4,000. Total, $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, june Is, 1915
No Isl. Newton va Porter-upon motion and con-
sent cause goes the term.
No So. Whtmore The Mayor, &c, OF New
York.-Arguod by d. J. Dean for appellant; james II.
Fowler Tor respondent.
No 23l Davltt w. The Elmra Mobiles Mauufactur-
Ing Company.-Argued by X. y. Hart for appellant !;
3. Dexter for respondent
No. POS. Smith Va Srholtz Argued by William Full
lerton and George f. Comstock for appellant and by
Douglas. Campbell and +. W. Paige for respondent
Case still on.
Adjourned.
The calendar for Friday, June IT, 1876 Is follows