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, 1876-01-04
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
A BOX OF HUMAN BONES.

Yesterday morning onlcer Butts, Of the Firh pre-
cinct reported that Mr. Miller. cxprcssman OF No 70
Watts street, had discovered some human bones In a
box left in his care On further inquiry IL was found
that the had been left al his Office about eighteen
months ago. II was . common soap box. aud was
labelled TO no shipped 70 Mr.. stockton, Carrolton
Carol county, Maryland, via Bayard station" The
exprcssagc having been paid for, Miller Obliged
10 keep the box for eighteen months, only becoming
nwarc OF It's contents yesterday. The Coroner was
notified and ordered IL 10 bc removed 10 the Morguc
The bones were all mutated, and PROBABLY
intended Tor specimens Tho cxpressman dd not re-
collect the oil the person who LEFT the box Tho
matter s treated very lightly BY tho police and tho
Coroner. No inquest Will be held
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


the jury calendar Of the United States District
Court win be called by Judge Blachford this morning.
at eleven O'Clock.
The argument in tho Elevated Railroad Injunction
matter which was to have been opened yesterday be-
fore Judge Van Brunt OF tho Court Of Common Pleas
was postponed TIL tomorrow.
In the libel suit OF Augustin DAILY against the pro.
prietor OF tho Dramatic Necs motion was made yes
terday before Judge Spcr the Superior Court spc-
cal Term 10 slrko cut defendants answer frivo-
time Judge Curtis before whom heard tho motion
the order oil arrest or reduce the bail, an
nounccd his decision yesterday, reducing tho ball to
$500
william NJ Banks, receiver OF tho Security Savings
Bank yesterday filed the usual monthly statement in
the County Clerks Office, as the order OF the Court
provides which shows that the cash on hand March
$50 66l ~ and the March receipts $27 90l TO- He
has q balance on hand Of $40. 2S3 43
In the suit OF Pnuiina Gossman against Julius Goss-
man for divorce the ground Of cruel and inhuman
treatment Judge Van Brunt yesterday denied motion
Tor alimony counsel fees on the ground that the
usual rule in such should not be followed where
the action be tried At He however, decided
that IL there delay in the trial sum for actual
disbursement should be allowed.
Application made yesterday TO Judge Barrett in
Supreme Court, ChamUcrs by Corporation Counsel
Whitney for leave amend the answer to the suit OF
Anna Kcium, exccutrix OF John Kclum, architect Of
the Court House, for 500 900 compensation alleged to
be due the deceased. Tho motion was made on the
ground OF counter CLAIM for alleged losses by keum's
negligence Mr. John f. Parsons opposed tho motion,
urging that any counter claim should be brought rs an
independent action The Court took the papers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
THE FULTON BANK ROBBERY.

RETURN OF ROGERS, THE TELLER, AND PART
or THE MONEY sToLEN.
Yesterday q. p Rogers. the Receiving Teller OF the
that institution nearly 900 the evening Of March
H. reached that city in custody Of Detectives Corwin
and Folk, who effected his arrest In Tennessee. The
officers who secured his return before tho
court the committed speak OF their search az
rs n long and difficult Rogers says that when no
tho going toward Harrisburg, Pa, March
IS he fell asleep and S. 900 stolen from his pock
cts lie said he could not make complaint about tho
robbery, 20 40 would only expose himself 1T
my intention" sad he, 10 return and surrender
was ashamed 10 so" The tota amount restored to
the bank $l9519 10 The president and directors OF
the bank feel enient toward him. The officers who had
him in custody say he has "sheep farming the
brain"
Yesterday afternoon Rogers was arraigncd before
day next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. ApTfi o 1910
In the Court OF Appeals to-day the following busi-
was transacted
No 1jk Peter Reynolds, respondent, Va Aiexan-
der R. Robinson and another, executors, &c, appel.
lants-A D. Wait for respondent
No. 2 The People, &c, defendants In error, vs.
Matthew McCourt, plaintiff in srror.-Argued by s.
Hand for plaintiff In error ana N. Q. Aoak for the
people.
No. 81 Mary L. Earl, respondent vs. Richard Peck,
administrator, &c, appellant-Argued by II. NJ Tay-
lor for appellant N. Anthony for respondent
No. SO. The People, &c, appellants Cornelius n.
Horton and another, Observation-Disclosures by 6. A..
scroggs for appellants and l. Lewis for respondents
CALENDAR.
Noa %. ls1, 1ss ls4, Is !, 1873, 100 and 142
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

Coroner Einger yesterday held an inquest on tho
body Of Hezekah Stephenson aged nineteen. who deS
last week the Chambers Street Hospital from pistol
shot wound Thomas Connors, who had been arrested
admitted that he shot Stephenson on the 2ls ult bu
said that the shooting was entirely accidental Thu
conceded with the ante mortem statement OF the de-
ceased himself and there suspicious TO the
contrary the jury brought verdict OF death from
accidental shooting censurng Connors for his oAre
lessness The latter was then released on $500 bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
THE JAY GOULD TRIAL.

To rnx EDITOR ov THE HKKALp:-
Is Judge Barrett aware that while nearly onc-third
Of The seats OF HIS after
noon al r. NJ, the court attendants At tho door
were roughly rvpusing and refusing admttsncc TO .
large number Of American citizens gam adj.
mittauce to an American court room 10 witness tho
trial OF one OF the inflicted ali the miscres OF
black Friday upon this city aud country II leads
to think that something must be wrong Can II DO
possible that Jay Gould Is quito anxious to have
witnesses rs possible the shame Of this riaf aud
does he possess n mesmeric influence court
oiiicersy Respectfully, CITIZEN
NEw YoRK March ~. 1870.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
CROOKED wHISKEY CASE.

Thomas Rudderford and Ruben johnson werc In
August last arrested charge Of defauding the in
tcrnal by ds.llng whiskcy without license
In Third avenue, South Brooklyn. They tried be-
fore the United States Court and johnson was con-
victed. He was sentenced 70 tho Ponitentiary TOR
months The jury failed TO agree the Of
Ruddcriord and he has remained In the Penientiary
eight month"; Yesterday he arraigned and pleaded
guilty. lie placed under S., COO bonds, sentence
being suspended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
COMMISSIONERS FOWLER.

Yesterday none proseqsi was entered by District
Attorney Brtton Of Kings county. before the Court
OF Sessions, Judge Moore and Associate Justices
McKibbcn and woIiort on the Bench, in the case OF
William A. Fowler. Commissioner OF the Board OF City
Works In December Last Mr. Fowler was indicted for
having, rs alleged solicited money from tho Peoples
Gas Company OF Brooklyn u early found by
Mr.. Stlckney who retained BY the Attorney Gen.
crai Of the State that the indictment was weak, and Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

Al length, after over a months trial before Judge
Sanford OF the Superior Court, was concluded yescr
day the trial OF the brough, BY Funcke assignee Of
General sturm, against the New York Mutual Insur.
apcc Company Tho suit brought 10 recover the
sum OF sco,coo Insurance. ~ cargo 81 arms aud nun
iona 81 war shipped 10 tie liberals Mexico during
The reign or Emperor MAXIMUM the same having
been lost through sinking IA the Gulf OF Mexico, OF the
s~roonrr David 4 Reese Tho fasts OF the have
bean too frequently published 10 require rccapuation.
n charsing the Jury yesterday Judge Sanford told
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, APRIL l87e-rRlr1E SHEET

with the sum $27 81 20 paw some bills for her. The
boy kept the money arrested and pleading gulsy
yesterday sent to the Pentsntiary for one year
for six months for stealing March H. $35 worth Of
property from Farrell Finan who keeps the Croton
Market in Forty street, together with Paisley
shawl, the property OF his wife
John hyde was sent to the Penitcntiary Tor three
months for stealing pair OF boots from j. Davidson,
No. 5l3 Greenwich street, on March 20
John More, white-negro, was sentenced TO connne-
ment in the State Prison for year Tor assautng
coorsd prostitute named susan Knox with penknifc
residence No 50 Thompson street. on the night
Of March 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

them that the testimony Of the principal witness for
the Insurance Company the first mate Of The Reese In
asmuch he confessed committing perjury, was 10 he
corroboratve, and also that little weight was TO be
given TO the testimony OF the convicted iorger spence
letts without confederation. The jury today after
absence of little two hours brought IN YER
diet for the plant for $ls,55s S. Judge Sanford de-
MED a motion for trial, but granted thirty
days within which 10 prepare a case for appeal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

CLARk-swrrr- on February Is 1870, by the Rev.
s. r. Halsey, ROBERT CLARK 10 SARAH T. swirl, all Of
Brooklyn.
TRrrx-SrRAyGEwAY.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES mother March 30, by the Rev w. s. Mikols
d. D. GEORGE W. TRuEx TO Miss ELLEx SrRAzGswAY,
all Of New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
BRAZILIAN STEAMSHIPS.

The agents Of the New York and Brazilian Steamship
Company contradict the rumor that their limo Is be
discontinued. All their vessels. they claim, will sail
- advcrtlscd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
SUITS AGAINST RAILROADS.

AS long railroads continue TO rum and deaths and
minor casualties continue TO be result so long VIII
there be itgations in the against railroad cor
poratlons. The trials OF two suits OF this character
began yesterday, before Judge Larremore, holding
Supreme Court Circuit and The other before Judge sedg
Wick in the Superior Court Tho first suit is brought
by Patrick Kinney the representative OF his brother
Charles Kinney, against the Long Island Railroad
Company. In this SUIT s. 900 damages are sought ON
account OF the killing OF Charles Kinney. The test-
mony showed that the deceased, boy twelve years
old, was, the 9th OF July, 1874 walking on the
track several other boys when train came rush.
ing by Yonnk Kinney failed To get out OF the way and
thus his death. The defence Is contributivc
negligence and the trial win probably occupy day or
twolongcr.
Leslie 4. Weston is the second sutton and the de-
PENDANT is the New York Elevated Railway Company.
He sued for SIS 900 damages Tor injuries sustained
through slipping and falling on the platform at the
Battery terminus January 1873, causing fracture
OF one OF his legs, which confined him TO bis bed Tor
eight months and he further AYERS, disabled him for
life The defence Is that he innrm and lame anu
the injuries the result oil his own negligence
At the close the testimony for the plaintiff, motion
made to dismiss the complaint, which was denied
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME Counr-cmAMnxRs-H by Judge Bar
rett-Nos Of, l0l, ia Call No. us to No. 32i nclu
SuPRxxx CouRr-SpxuAL TERx-Held by Judge Van
Worst -Demurrer--17. Law and Fact-Nos l39, 242
s. So e IL 81 H i is IS - Il. e. M
sUrs.sr cousr-c.cu.r-rar. Held by Judge
1853, 3sa 1901. 1858 1867 1892 1871, 1874 l373 N
1875, l375,s, 1871. Part 2-Hcld by Judge Donohue-
N 1885, i Hss isSo is 1855 SIS ssS s sss
7as, ilssh iass, 7ss s4ol 1852 300 i4o2 l4o4 i4os
l42s, 1885, 1882, l4a4, 1885, l44o Part s-Held by
Judge Iarremore 1850 1916 e3s li27 1858, us. s7S
H. aAs l7ss lial 24ss 1881 1884, 1897, a2S,s l5lh,
SUPERIOR Corxr-srrcIAL TxRA-Held by Judge
Spcir.-Dcmurrcr-s
Chief Justice MonellNos 1857 1915, 923, $50, 1881
1908 949 $50 297, S97, 74 1921, 627 1924 el9 Part
1920, 1910, 1900 as GA 7ss, 964 sa3 oSs, 7l2 s3[
SUPERIOR Cousr-GrsEsAL TERn-Held by Judges
Curtis and sanford d. n "a 49, To- H. IS 20 H.
COMMON PLxAs-rRrAL rxRM-Part Held by Judge
Robinson.-Case or--ls7s No day calendar Part .
1915 ll7s 1905 l7l7 1851 2o2o 2o2l 1906 1902 1870
1872, lSls, 1914, 1919, lsl6, 1871 Part S-Held BY
asse T. sS ; ISL a'ss s asss isa
1865, 1920 1871, 1872, 1924
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY rxRx-HeId BY Judge c. p.
CoxxoS pLEAs-GKxxRAL TxRx--Adjourned for tho
term
MARINE CouRr-rRIAL TKRM-Part Held by Judge
Alker-Nos 1882, 1906 626l, S94S, 394s 1901, 1927,
1885, $780, 5o02 1884. 1901, 1892 1904, $685. Part p
Held by Judge sheridan Nos. 1885, 1929, 3l4o, 1907
1914 527l $780, 5el2 1884, $780, $685. $780, 1882 710s
1884. Part 3-Hcld by Judge Shea.-Nos. 6s67, 1920,
665 6olo $685. e57S, e22l es7 ds74 6227 67es, $780,
$500, $780, 5491
CouRr or GENERAL SsssroSs-Held by Judge Glider
slecvc-The People Fauvn Desira feIonious assault
and battery; Same va Henry stephens, feonlous as
saut and battery; Same vs.. John Regain and George
Mcclure iconious assault and battery Same VS.
and battery; Same Charles Williams fclonous g.
saut and battery; Same jennie Williams ielonious
ASA ut ana battery; Same Elizabeth Wallace grand
larceny Same vs. James Wright and Jacob Cohen
grand larceny; Same vs. Louisa Della Santa, grand
larceny Same vs. George Wilson, grand larceny; Same
Daley false prcenccs; Same John Reilly petit lar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04
POLICE COURT NOTES.

William Pigan and John Mnhoaey were held for trial
charged with stealing coat and has from Peter McCu
lough or No ITO West Twentieth street. while no lay
asleep In a hallway.
John Hudncr, who stabbed William Mccarthy on
Saturday night yesterday committed 20 the Tombs
10 await the result Of his victims injuries
Joseph Solomon, tailor who received from u s. Pat
ten OF No 326 Broadway $40 worth Of coat materials
10 make up, and who pawned the goods and appro-
priated the money, was yesterday held for examina
tion.
Justice Morgan held +. J. Bassett and James Smith
In ST. 500 each charge Of attempt At high
way robbery made In West Third street on Saturday
night last.
The same magistrate held In 900 bail ANNE Chau,
OF West Hoboken In whose possession stolen property
was found and also her Frederick from whom
she stated she obtained the goods
Justice Morgan also held IN 81, 900 James England
and Thomas Rabbit who were arrested while
attempting 70 carry away IRON the premises OF the
former No. So Beecker street 500 which was under
attachment
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-04

cash payment, arrived at by discount,ng
$4,000 per annum, Tor ten years, at per cent
whole OF the remaining $43 900 used TO purchase
gold draft from the Bank OF California; helped 10
make up the $l40,0Vo that purchased the dran for
$l0l 600, gold u was paid TO my account in San Fran
cisco; spent IL in the interests OF tho company;
paid Mr. Albert SIPS 900 the 27h OF May $500 Oo0
OF which he returned me at the time OF the paw
mcnt So 200 which sent him from San Francisco IN
June, and various small amounts which | cannot cx-
PLAN withou, examining the account, never any
the draft for 500 o53 10 drawn by EIdrdge and Irwin
agents when II drawn; have since seen IL al the
Pacific Mail steamship company's Office; tho irst
was that he had arranged with Mr.. King Tor
his assistance in the passage OF the subsidy:
he tNr Stockwcl aitcrward told 10 settle with Mr.
King; he mentioned amount, and, without further
instructions, paid Mr. King; the hrst conversation
had with Mr. Ssockwell In reference 10 Mr. King in
January, 1877; my testimony before Mr. Browncll Is
regard TO the checks do not rccolIcct see
ing Mr.. Stockwell the I'D or May, 1872 did not
see hun on the I'D OF May; saw him on the 24th Of
May in the Presidents room 10 the Pacinc Mail steam
snip Companys Office; I remember Mr.
stockwc said. mr. Believes has the checks ready Tor
You whenever you want thcm,n said, VERY well
will probably call for them tomorrow Mr. stock.
well then said 81 have been talking with the directors
and some OF them think we Ought 10 have voucbcrs'
said, "Mr Stockwe, was that the understanding be-
tween usyv hc turned his head ono side and said
Yes" repeated the question and no said swell not
cxactv; then said "What the undcrstand ing ~,
he said "You were 10 have a lump sum when the bill
passed; think ought TO have an ACCOUNT, I
said, Was u 50 undcrstoody" he said, "we
actly;" then asked him whether he going TO pay
the money not; he sad, "wcli IL will not take nvu
minutes; you will ind the checks ready for you when
you want to take them y that ended the
the made before Congress Is substan italy
correct, do not recollcct when Mr. smith; do
not think the Post once Appropriation bill had passed
nj that mc IL said in substance that the subsidy pro-
vdcd by the bill should only be paid 80 long as the
steamship company then IN operation should be
ming.
The examnati was then adjourned until next Fri.
day at twelve noon
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
me PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
The GREAT TRUNK LINE
FAST MAIL ROUTE OF THE U. s

j. Tue nor. direct: convenient and ecnno,n.
iohi way OF reaching Philadelphia and this
/ great Exhibition from an secfions nr r.
| country. Its trains too and from pbil.,5.I
! una VIII pas. thTOuilh grand Centennial
.uepot, "hich TIE company has erected ai
tue MAN entrance to the Exhibition
GROUNDS Tor the accommodation of passen.
gers VINO WI Ia TO stop at or start from the
| numerous large hotels contiruou, Ia ,his
stdtiob ahc the EXhibition-a convenience
oi the create Il value to visitors. and Afford
eu exclusively by The Prpp,, l,rni. r.ii.
old, which Is the only line running Dire,
the centennial buildings. Eye,ir.ion
an, WIZ lso stop at the Encampment of
on th's road. '''''
me fennsylyaDis Railroad i the grand
c>t railway organization in the world 7,
C"Ilros-eNen thousand miles Of roadway
FORMING continuous lines to PhiladeIrhls
New f0rk, baltimore, and washingtop.ovef
Nhich luAurlous day and night cars are
run from Chicago. ST. Louis, Louisville. Gin
'lnnau. indianapolis, Columbus. Toledo
Cleveland and Erie wthous change.
IL. main line il laid wife double and third
uack> OF heaFy steel rail. upon a deem bed
oi broken stone ballast. and its bridghs are !
All OF IRON or stone. Its passenger trains |
ar ,lulpPeu WIN ever, known improve |
lheht LOT comfort and .i"ty. and are nm at
Is-trr speed for greater distances thru The \
trdIhs oil ANY line on the continent. The |
company IA, largely increased it, comm.
ihent ior 'edtcnn'altrayol. ana will be pre-.
pared 10 build in it, own shops. az short |
nollrc >lineleht Ia fully accommodate any |
any u g.KMa .degHanfo. Iha i's.ee.,.4'-'-s
the Centennial Exhibition.
The magnificent scenery for whlch the |
Railroad l. 80 Justly ceiebra-
ted presents TO the traveller over lis perlect |
roadway an eVer.changIuY panorama OF
river mountain and landscape views une-
qualed in America.
surpassed. Meals vii! be furnished at SUIT
able hour and an pie time allowed Tor en-
rowing them. ,.,.. ,,.;u
Excur.ion tickets, at reduced rates, VIII
he sold a, all the principui railroad ticket
offices in the West, Northwest anu Nou'H-
west. A.
BE sure that your tickets real wa Tue
Great Pennsylvania route to lhe Cehteh-
NAL.
FRANK THOMSON, u. Al. BOlD.Jr.'
Gen. Manager. zen fasS Az
Jy2.w,m
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10
The Yellow Centaur Imminent

Is Idnple'i 10 the tough muscles cords and fol
90 ~. nol 50 ~ has performed more wonderful
nt' Va sidYlh, strain, wind gals scr,tches
sneeIN, anu general lsmene.s than ali otb.r
,e,ileIles IN existence. Read what the great y
pfessinen say of il: " ''" IN
or NFW YORK, Joruary. ISL
Every owner Of horses should give Tho Con
.s .. Eminent a tria. We consider il The la. +,
h.icie ever uset in our stable '"S "eo'
IL MhESii, Supt. Adams EN Stables Y. V
r. fLLII, Supt. 4 :. TX Stables Y v
- oi.lN' >upt. Nat. Tx Stables \ y"
..r- MoNTGnAERY, Ala, Aug Il. ~
c.., NlLtNENi--l have used over one vross n,
%Ir l:3lnsnr, yellow wrapper. ON tbe
.nt 81 my plantation. be.ldes DOZENS oftba
ai my Lihiihent for my negroes. / want n
purchase II nj the wholesale price. sri ,riI,
,nlahh you 10 ship me by Savanah stsemer ~ az
sI"s. -! each KIND. Mefssrs A. r. st.w,,t =
'"' VIII pay your bill Oh presentation.
Jhol.N, nne,LiI!' JAMES BARROW
o nv " 'itfons 81 this Liniueat are Tarri
VI s1u Veterinary surgeons n heals ,,aIis
Inimeilff M NJ III IA I At 1 triTTTng cost.
These Linimcnis are warranted by the pro-
prirtors. and bottle Will be- given Ia any Far
ficr ~ Physician who desire To test them SOFA
cTpryW here. ..
Laboratory Of j. Il. ROSE co,
40 DEY 81. NtN \ ofk.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-10

CENTENNIAL EXHIBITION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

M, great International Exhibition. dc.
'i-ne" 10 commemorate the one hunLredib
"nnNe ,sai) OF American Ipcependeucr.
LG"1l NAY ION, and will close Novcmber
'utn, le''. All the nations of the worlJ
una all The states and territories of tho ~
,oh are participating In this wondcrI,I ,lr.
ihonAir1uon, bringing together The no.t
mechanical inventions. srieptilic Lis.,,o,
'i'es' manufacturing achievements. miner.
=" SpcciinchN, and agricultural uroIncts
~, ~ eAniDlted. Tho grounds devoted H.
,ne sAnlbItion are situated on the line al
Ine rem. wanna Railroad and embrace ala
s acrcs % ld'rnount Park, all highly i'm.
proved hhd ornaniented, on which are
.ssctcd me largest buildings ever ronSt,uc.
teu-f'e of these covering an area or INV
atres and costing SJ.000.ODO. The total
i huiIpcf OF buildings erected for the pur.
~, "a ,nc eNhiblt on IL near two hun
ioii,,toW,hS the optn'ne or the exhibition n
'i''''o" "h' quarter OF people visited IL.