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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24
docket Case No. I

docket Case No. i
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
i States. for the Western District Of Va.
In the matter Of E. Heekheimer, Bankrupt.
At Charlottesville. the - day OF -. a. d. 1875:
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby. that petition has
fled in said District Court by f. Heckheimer. Of
Albemare Co.. in said District. who has been here
Congress entitled IAN Act to establish more uni
form system of Bankruptcy throughout the United
certificate thereof from all his debts and otercains
provable under said Act, and that the 10th day of
March, a. d. 1876, at u O'Clock m. before =. W
Lary. one of the Registers of said Court in Bank
ruptcy.at his office in Charlottesville in said district,
is the time and place assigned for the hearing Of the
same; when and where you may attend nd show
cause If any you have why the prayer Of the said Pc
tition should not be granted.
Register in Bankruptcy for 7th congl Dist OF Va.
frb 24-2t
docket Case No.
TN the District Court Of the United States for the
L Western District of Virginia.-In Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of James H. Hart Bankrupt.
At Charlottesville, on the - day of - a.
d.. 1876
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Please to take notice hereby, that petition has
been to wit on the - day OF. I'D. lS
Rockbrdge Co. in said district who has been here
tofore duly declared Bankrupt under the OF Con-
system Of Bankr'cy throughout the United States.
approved March cd 1861 for discharge and certin-
provable under said act. and that tt 9Th day Of
March. a, d., 1876 at - o'clock m, before E. W.
ruptcy. his Office in Charlottesville in said district
is the time and place assigned for the hearing of tho
aa hae wS h ay Of the %
petition should not be granted
nssistsT in Bankruptcy for 7fa o0ns Fist Of "a
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES for the Western District Of Virginia.
I'm Bankruptcy,
In the matter Of st. Clair Dovel, bankrupt
At Harrsonburg, in said district, on the 23rd day
OF February, A. D. 1876
TAKE NOTICE-An order has been issued that all
the creditors of st. Clair Dovel. bankrupt. appear
before G. Douglas Gray. Register in Bankruptcy, at
March. A. D. 1915, at 10 o'clock A M, and show
rupt consisting of ll3 acres OF land lying in Page
county and Of 80 acres of land lying in Page county
should not be sold free OF liens and: by Jones Arm
strong, Assignee in bankruptcy OF the said st. Clair
Dovel, and the liens transferred to the fund in
Court
C. DOUGLAS GRAY
feb 24-2t Register in Bankruptcy.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24
NelU advertisements.

lease No. ]
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
in the matter of A. p Devericks, Bankrupt.
To sohom it may
The undersigned. John Paul. of Rockingham
county: Va. hereby gives notice of his appointment
Assignee Tin place OF F. A. Berlin, resgn9d.) Of
the estate Of A. P. Devericks, OF county,
in said District, who was. on the day of a. d.,
,adjudged Bankrupt his own petition by
the District Court OF said District.
Dated Feb 18th, 1876.
feb 243t JOHN PAUL. Assignee.
tease No. j
Tn the District Court of the United States for the
i Western District of Vain Bankruptcy.
In the matter Of J. w. Marshall, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John Paul. OF Rockingham
Co.. Va. hereby gives notice OF his appointment
Assignee Tin place of F. A. Berlin. resigned) OF
the estate OF J. w. Marshall OF =. county, in
said District who on the day OF -,
i'd. adjudged a bankrupt on his own petit
ton by the District Court Of said District.
Dated Feb. 18TH 1916.
feb Past JOHN PAUL, ASSIGNEE.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

CtOmm issiOner's Sale of Valuable
~ city Property.
In pursuance OF decree of the Hastings Court for
city of Staunton, entered on the 18th day of Feb
ruAry. 1876 i'll the of Hartman Cease and ais ,
we will sell on the premises.
SATURDAY the 25th day OF MARCH, 1875,
the following real estate.
1st lot fronting 40 feet on Augusta street. and
running back 80 feet between parallel lines. having
situated thereon one story brick building. This
property adons the residence OF M S. Cease and is
known as the Brick Shop Property" being former
ly occupied by John Z. Grove, as Tin Shop.
End That valuable lot and residence OF M. S.
Cease situated on the corner Of Augusta and Acad
envy streets this is OF the most desirable pieces
Of property in the city-being large and connie
dious
BRICK HOUSE,
in thorough repair, and all other necessary out
buildings situated on a corner lot, very near the
heart of the city The House is supplied with Gas
Fixtures, and water in the yard.
TERMs.-Costs OF suit aud sale in hand and the
balance on credit OF !, and years, i'll equal an.
nua instruments. bearing interest from day Of sale
the pu rchuser to give bonds with approved personal
security and the title retained ultimate security.
ROBT CRAIG.
GEO. NJ. COCHRAN, Jr.,
w. Z. CRAIG.
feb24-tds Comrs.
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ease NO. a37.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the Western District Of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter OF John A. Critzer, Bankrupt.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The undersigned, John Paul. Of Rockingham
county. Va. hereby gives notice OF his appoint,
mant Assignee lin place of F. A. Berlin, resighe6)
OF the estate OF John A. Crzer. + Augusta county.
in said District who the 14th day of Jan'ry.
a d. 1874, adiud9ed bankrupt on his petition
by the District Court Of said Dirtrict
Dated Feb. 18th, 1876.
feb. 24-3t JOHN PAUL, Assignee.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1876-02-24

Case No. GIL
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States tor the Western District Of Vain Bank
ruptcy.
In the matter Of A. F. Ayler, Bankrupt.
To achom it may concern:
The undersigned. John Paul. Of Rockinghs m
county. Va hereby gives notice of his appointment
as Assignee lin place of F. A. Berlin, resigned OF
the estate OF A. F. Ayler. of Madison county. in
said District. who was the 4th day Of March. a.
d., 1874. adiudged Bankrupt on his own petition
by tn District Court of said District
Dated Feb. 18th, 1876
feb. 24-3t JOHN PAUL Assignee
, 1876-06-24

The Carson -tMxa! is responsible for this
tough ehivkcil ssnry: new Candidate fur AL
mission to the sazrrac Lying Club Ut Alstil.
pnt III III, appearance In Curson yesterday. IN
un yesterday did his prs:entsicnt abilities al'-
pear. liz listened for awhile to couple Of GEN
tlemen engaged il. the raising Of fowls. Flnally,
one asked tiu utlrr, u llow do you Set along II
Tho raislng Of ga1no fowls" mot very well, !"
anything tIiat approaches fhrsn that they kill all
their chlckcns.h " Yon arc exactly right" re.
piled our. Carsnultu; ~ tried ra!sing
game eli'ckeus for. yeass. ] bought
stosscii them every year. The result was the
1lghtcncst chickchs GYtr seen. But raIseh but
l few, ewing ~ tic c1nbat7eness Ut tho Aeus.
, 1876-06-24
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slx HOTELS. Ny WMir StKEs.
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"oNi.Y TILE BllAKEsMAH." by CONSTANCE F.
AASTA BARBARA. l}y ALBEIT F. WEns7En.
GUIDO IA. POLESTA'S DAUGHTER. ny
LtStt@ IfEShl NEowHE.
CHAPTERS uN sfUljELS l. {GathcsIngs from
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gonEl.lN TApEsTRf. D5 Lrrr II. ifoorxu.
l.ELt,S hEEillsEs. ~ M;E; W.s.
MAntANHE. Dy GEnEGE 6aND.
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EDITORS TABLE: MacsnIaJ't Lovo of Children;
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REVIEW Or NEW. HOOKS.
FULL. PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS:
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tEKAN1 nt.TTE. GREEN RIVER, VITO.
MING TERRITORY"
, 1876-06-24

i'.nm l,IrsIi I'''' o"''' - >>'''~'''~'
The creditors nf ssciu &; l}arsItt rnnld n"t
n.rct on III m haslgnre yn.srrlny, and the mat.
ter Will be referred IL thn Cs,url.
f;turue W. Campbell wns yesterday appointed
Assignee u CraIg & l.lt.sel'.
Thu creditors OF I,nutnp e. Wallnco held n
meeting yesterday and vti,sl to nrecrt u ccm-
,aa ,I n n f n Se pr aSs p.l to eon1a,
tt0n of tho composition.
eurEitson corRr IN nRtEr.
e. q, Muarc 1T Rl., fur tic nat u WflIFnHl Tn.
tlclfnriugnt e,ljt to recover Il 900 Of Tic city
Of CllIcngG,
Samuel james commenced hult for f5,o0o
against rlmuas Charles.
George N. Peterson l,eean. nh nctlon n debt
against Loula sieserr, lnyig tiansnErs at s?,iH'.
ffe0rgo Hrnplle lroughtsuit for 4S, ,0D nya!Isst
James lanes &. ,'tu pries sued John ". rarmco for
s1,Wo.
T!onas md John u. Tutfy l'cgam T., a suit
's!"ss Was4 M1tan sd 'Gs% Ss: f'f'%'"x T. %s"z; !
Il. DcClnytrrr g Frlnztnc brought suit Tor
s2,0oo against Iohd Graham.
f}cnjanlin Hcfttcncsnan ct al. sued ntcllard
Xrtbur i. , tiow: e. Co. filed petition ngnins.
john G. a,ll ,JuHrt, r. s1cCnr j.. Baird, w. II.
l}ralGyt l.. II. lhutcll, plrnix !.ifc I'M urnnro
CDmpnny, j. W. Marsh, Mary i. 1,arnrs, j.
il. c. 7uthili, j. b. Lcgranil, and Jonathan
st,aui, askinp for mechanics lien to thu
amount u al, ,43511 Oil 1.tta to 4iil Barnes SUBJ
division, 1ot ts4}toiS, of Block y IN Wentwnrt1's
Subdivision Of the B. 60 acres of the W. Il Of the
N. W. u of Scc. 81, 80, II.
CRIMINAL, couRT
James Conncr pleaded guilty to larrcny, and
was given t,nr ycar In tho 1!rttlcwcll.
Tlnfnas Flotnl VII. tried for MI nssnmlt, found
guilty, n,l.l given trrc months at the Drttluwvl.
fluorgc smith and Emanuel Whitknskey we1o
| triHi for larceny. Tho former was found guilty
anl under agc, md tic hitter guilty and givci.
| three Years In the penitcnt1nfy.
TIE CALL TODAY.
.1upoE Htopnfrr-stotions and sentences.
Jt,Tnr f,Any-Ntntious,
,1unnr i'nnrusMS:l9 to $40, tnc]ue!yc. M. G}1,
+ H., V;o,,. ~ IJofsnr' ~, tri,i. '''''
| 'undE Et,ooIH-iGic'npttJ eai' ~! I,"tl'ns IL
tor new trial Ahu otnc! unls poSe-Dl ilot!'iia u
tho following cases: ., " y, Nt' ~. 20, .s,
DOL, 87., ::HE1 t}10 705, S.12 sf4 $780, g20, !AN,
1,la5 1,fA7, 1,lss, 1,42v, LAM t,t9t, 1,G00, 1,G,
ol1} aMra i'7S0 af4, a'tpyB, 27i4, 2,i34, i, ,j20.
. -, t' 8 on9' 'ena' 3 ~, . n1a Sn59 "''~0'
".tho, 1,o',1, ~,o-e' ,,, "'r~"' ~, it0""'
JoDaE AiuALLlsIEHHfIMso ."l.'
! JUDGE rAEWELl-MnnlHuHs'
JUbhE Wfti1AMs-D!voFce eaeca: Also SCI
, 1876-06-24

]}fEsT END INSTITUTE. FAMILY SCHOOL. FOR
~ yunnE lAdrs. Alrs. =. J.. CADil Fslnctpa New
ltasrn, tonh. hrna for circular.
"tILMwOuI ItpSil;"- "-MlSsES PORTER / CHAMP.
IL kEf'a Family bchH1l fus yhnnE laalrs md chill
llrIE, Haley, IIAint,Shru Euun1Y, Nam.
, 1876-06-24

Tks undersigned having purchased thn Interests.
rights. and credits whatsoever Ut the late arm nj
4. n, Fowler 4 TO-, who wcrc dDfng an Ancltan
Al,l tu.nIeslon bsE.rss u VITA and a75 EaAl Mad.
tnar.st. Chicago. will continue tn carry on tho
sHnu business nt the taur place,. aud respectfully
solicit u reasonable shuss Ut public patronage.
WI. MUuRllOtSE.
, 1876-06-24
IOWA.
Rut,nEME COUNT pECIHtQNa.

x, ~. -.
Sp'cfa! c"'7e:r'ndtnoe e re Tribune.
pEs MONIES, H., June s9.-Can a Hatlro"d-
iftceieer BE .s"od fur Nan'ayet f-1t is we'll klnw"
that several railroads In this State nro in the
i,ond. Of ,tcrriycrs. The question nas lust becn
decided hy the surrcmo Court a, tn ,sbe,,Irr n
Dn,,ron1 r,,n,,,,,r sa,, +" s,,aI fr aa,,a,,.s
la!,itos4 e'''nih'n5 Gun pu suea l"r oatlhses rs
while tho road Ia III tho han'is OF Receiver. Tho
notion was tint of Allen vs.. Tho Eastern Rail-
road of Iowa. The plai,tlif n1lcrcs that te mr.
.nnsvI of tlc ticket lp,rc,,t nf ,c1naut nj hii,
.,>,'.. - t.s ~ n.,,.,aa ~ 1a'n'. ,.
stkt1 run A'oM !" oshaloora' anu put!
therefor tile s1i'n o1S rents, bclnE tile usta, anti
lawful, 4nd full farc Of sucll Journey,
aul Mi tl,nt defendant demanded. The p1atntiG
c,,tcrrd ,,nnn ,,,c nossru,cr-tnr of ,1rfrn;nrt
s,, IN sa;,, rrn' u .',' H., lo.,,. o, H.,
ana LUG lfai l,Foeeeaeu On tae loufl'ey anu t'ie
Conductor 81 tGG trai!l' tnc nt,el't u tcfeM4nt,
tSsK Up f.lths +. tgSr, ,r. bra%ssn 'a a t
Conductor demanded of plnint!fr the fare FROM
Edlyvlllc to Oslalonsu, mud, ul,ol' his refusal to
pay tho same, willfully an1 lnallct0usly elected
, 1876-06-24

Eur Yonng Ladies' and Girls. near Chicago, III.
Next zchon year will commence Muntihy, Srpt. II,
lH7J. lntlufssd aud pa,ronlxed by thc ,nont emt-
GUTTER. furu,rrly iiead Atslstant WaShInRtan
fthonl, Chlcn4o. i'rincipa1. HcnA fur circular to
Principal, Elnhurst, Dn1'agc tn, III.
, 1876-06-24

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Indrcca C"ptoua Tersp'ra,ton.
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Cures Colds and Ch!i1s.
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Prevents and dI.pe's Fe.erssh Rymptoma.
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p'pc's Rheumatic sna ScnsaRtc Symptoms.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
1sa Warming nnd Refreshing ieveraac.
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l'reuks up srcth Cold In one night.
SANF0RDS JAMAICA GINGER
1ssupcrior to Composition an4 Sanacntsns iosacs~
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Cures Cramps and I'ains.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
Curea DasrEora and pytentcry.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
t,rcs all Dl,essrsof the Eowels.
SANF0KD'S JAMAICA GINGER
1;clieycs Fatuicncy and Indigestion.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
II delicious wheu taken with milk and nurar.
SANF0RD'S JAMAICA GINGER
, 1876-06-24
mlIE COURTS.
IIobo Insurance 'Company-"Poti"
tions in Bankruptcy.
Record Of Judgments and Now suits.--
Criminal Business.

CHICAGO.
4nn o.oun 1r.unAscn COMPANY.
ccrugs ngains. tho dcfunct Globe insurance
Company WA hatl yesterday morning at
o,rlmt,, before Judge 1]olRett, In chambers.
or. u,man, ~ ,saso u so a...t',,nr 1 nr.1i,ars
tonal nanes 10 tne liz. o' pe.a, to
under nslyisc,ncnt u,tll Atonlay morning. Latcr
.4'e t,,,',r nal M o;l,1It,ona1 ,1cniat NJ tbo
tns ro"a,y, maIr.n,rv ,,,, u" ei'arrc naln,t H. .ct.
's,e nr o, un fGy tat nny nsa ot s tbs ea. 't 81
ths potitonig srea'tofs H., were fa'a''.sr't ~ s,m
oo; o ;xyf rn i a alleged % as wcro S not Sa IA f s.
It was aso alleged tint the @ aeht. t.. Of ,hc Com.
pans announced 10 o'ef s-"No"' ne'ae h'"le
than thrco time. the amount represented by Tue
pctitoring credtnrs n1ill wero hclt! by nyor ltU
The pctitfontng rrclilors. Owing to The linitea
nblo to sct out IN detail! n list Of It's debts, aud
n1voncEs..
,ny PREM n. f her M ,Ic, e aas5y yessE sts
ing TINT s,o was 1narrtel to him May u, 1870,
hit On tho Itt of juno learned that llo was III
= tile hnb!t II spending gnlsl part Ut his time at
1'ouac q ill.fa1nc Previous to her narriago
lam ut No. 8ss Statc street. Brown .lerl!nes to
rhanrc his habits, ami Ills wIfo now wnnts Ill.
rnrct. md m iuluucton to prevent lin from
iJsno,inr of l,ts t,rOnrr1y,
Fiorcnco H. Oortluu alao wante dirorce be-
rauso her husband, Archibald u. tlor1ol,, has
f"tir] for tho naxt tfr.a Ycnrst to nrnyio for her
fm,isn {lorr nIso wnnts dlyoyse from lcr
busIar,l, A1r,,st 0orr, because Of Ills habIt,lul
drIinkcn,raa nnd rencatul cruelty.
1TrMs.
J,n1oc Du,nmnntl th]s nlorn]np ot o'clock
viii har tI,c nntinn r., s,In,,rcts certain t1rm.i-
ttons takon IN Nsy Fork III tic cosce Of Osrootl
ami Fnst1irk 4 Fith w. thr Chjrnro. DanyIIje i;
Vinccnnr* itniirna,I Cn,nnany.
Rcristrr Ifihiari viii lcnyr turn to-day for
hts vnrotJnn. to In absent Until Aug. i,
't Thn assn,,ncnta to t,fssnlya lin 5niunction In
Tin rs,irnaI tnx rascs viii In 1,caril M"n,]av
, 1876-06-24

HAS EEMnVEt, frun, :7isutttIl EArk a., toE Van MH
tcn, lok2 Wcst arnn ,rur. JrEirrA Chicago. III.
tss IL ts cliy fnr CTvntr MI csun l,iSasss sc,ins
MSafns's i'atsy iaEhss y W PuTss ~
s.crHt sanip!. looms sornrate tor l4ds aud Ksnls
nlrn EonsultaiIun FREE. Marriage ttnthe. " Sex
uA1 fAlutnIy. AI large slGv Ia4fn, embracing ufrrY
thing IN tho Kcuefalyo system that II worth knowing
trItE, ~ Gkx.
, 1876-06-24
FIRM CHANGES


NOTICE.
Notice Ii hereby given that Tho Auction anil
tnntulrsiun husincrH hcrelnfore carried OH ut ut
i.r & IT,, has til. day clotesi by raia drn. ti.s
gonls. rights credits, and lnttreusa Whatsoever,
hHvlug hern sud by tali hsr. to william Moor.
hu.lsc, who has taken rossresEun Of tho saMo and
wiIl conduct the said busnera In tho future.
\, n, FOWLER i CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30
POLICE PRECAUTIONS.

The following general rder containing directions m
to the Fourth OF July Celebration, was sent to all the
police captains BY order * sapSs,assndens WANING
yesterday afternoon
Upon Tuesday. the Fourth 4 lily next, you will order
on duty the whole or your coArand. except that nor
ton Of II which may osherwi,sb Be- specially detailed
No leave Of absence will be grated for that day except
In Of emergency. :.
about the Fourth or July no careless Sc of are
arms makes necessary vgo,usly enforce the ord
prohibiting the dischargln of firearms OF any do
scrlption in tho city OF New Yd. The sale and use
OF dangerous fireworks such a.asnakes . schasers' >
'double headers" s'Union or Sung America torpe
does" is also prohibited by ordincc
The ordinance prohibiting Il d,scharQiu9 of 0re.
arms in the city or New York wing boon amended
its provisions do not apply Jerome or Fleetwood
parks Grove Hin Park, syvaPark, Kearn's Park.
Jones WOOD Co,osseam Wssn,lson Park Hamilton
Sulzers East Rivcr Park. Hars River Park Lion
Park, keentx' Elm PARK, Nationassrk, Chrst's Park
Karl Park and Hudson River Park
The Fourth OF July this year, ling tho hupdredth
anniversary OF American ndcpeIsncc, aud unusual
preparations and extensive arrangaens having been
made for its celebration by illumnaon revorfs Ma
great cara and wstehfuness u part Of police
force win therefore 30 requiredin er p Vent are
aud Academia
that they must be watchfui, tive TO and arm In
tho discharge Of their duty on sha day
You will also direct tho mem, Is OF your command
90 amy csno.s woo
horses or who in any wise lss torpedocs or are.
crackers against the mm6dase circumstances oi
householdcrs or who injurouss fireworks in the
evening.
You will be careful 70 regulatovour command 90 q
keep tho station house sufficient reserve Of men
meet any sudden emergency tat may occur either
be kept constantly ready.
n IS important that your should
be In proper working order and prtsriy attended Il
GEORGE W. wALLlNG, ssperinsendeua
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-30
WHO persisted FIRST?

Yesterday q case OF some interest was brought be-
fore the attention OF Hon William D. veedcr, Kings
County Surrogates Court 1t appears that among the
III faed passengers OF tho City OF Waco who embarked
for Galveston board OF that vessel the early part
Of November, 1875, were Henry R. Rogcn and Re-
becca L. his wife, Ma Rogers had $1,000 IN the
Williamsburg Savings Bank IN her own name Charles
W. Rogers, brother Of Henry R.. made application to
Surrogate vcoder for letters Of administration upon
the estate OF his brothers wife, claiming that he was
next Of kin The CLAIM Mrs. Rogers money in the
bank was the ground that she died nrsL This fact
assumed by presumption OF law, that the husband
being the stronger would survive the longer IN
the water. Mrs. 7. Bates, OF London, England, a
sister of Mrs Rogers, has engaged counsel
to look after the money in the bank and citation
issued requiring Charles W. Rogers to show why
hts letters administration should not be set aside
Tho question before the Surrogate which persisted
6rst, the husband the wfes II both went down At
the same time to whom does the S. 900 go-to the
wife, the husbands? Captain Block OF the
bark Lucinda, of Riga Russia the mate OF the ship
Caledonia OF Bath, Me-, Captain Potts. OF the Abdie
OF Liverpool testified to being the scene OF the
wreck and TO the mpossibility Of saving any Of the
passengers tho latter mentioning the 1RdipR Of body
which had been washed ashore having the Henry
Rogers some OF the clothing
Another hearing viii be gwen on July 20
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TOO MUCH MATR1MoNY.
HOW RASCAL WAS CONFRONTED WITH THREE
WIVES WHOM HR HAD nIcHIYEn.


,ss WIVES WHOM HR HAD DECEIVED.
James McElroy, OF No. 2e2 East Fifty nrst street,
was brought up a. the Futy-seventh Street Police
Court by 0ncer Cottrell Twenty second precinct on
charge Of bigamy. II alleged that he had three
wives his nrst Mary cQuade, to whom he had been
married IN 1857 in this city, beng In California
His second was Mary Duny, now residing At No. $50
East Eighty fourth street To her he married In
April 1885, the result of thor union being handsome
boy. Both in subsfantiae the complaint
mado BY WHO No. 3, whose maiden name Is Annie IL.
W. Parks and whom he married in Jamaica l. l.,
the 18th inst Tho who performed
the marriage ceremony was friend OF the accused,
and Miss Parks given understand that he was
regularly ordained minister OF the Gospel She now
believes that he merely Justice of the Peace.
She had gwen the prisoner 81 IN their
marriage. She got back $500 OF II and he deposited
81, 600 more IN the Sixth National Bank in his own
name The remaining $500 be retained from which 10
pay expenses incurred by him the sale OF two
tenemcnts Providence, T. H. for which she had given
him power OF attorney. He absent this mission
when wives Nos and we're brought together by
friends OF the former. Wife No. then sent de-
spatch McElroy Providence, asking him hurry
home that she was very ILL This 10 prevent his
sale Of the property IN Providence and II had the de
sired effect He returned without loss OF tmc but only
be as he stepped from tho train at The Grand
Central depot
Judge Kbreth said that the last two marriages hav-
ing taken place out OF this county he had no jurisdic
ton the prisoner but he rainanded tho ACCUSED
until the officials OF Janacs and Brooklyn can BE no.
titled OF the
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Detectives Stillwell and Reilly OF the Central Olco
yesterday morning arrested Joseph Doron, OF No lis
West Fourteenth street. and Griffin T. Lcfort OF STA
pieton, s. J.. composing the loan brokers Arm OF
Lcfort Co, at No. 363 ,wery on a charge OF de-
iraudirg N. Jules Aubneau OF $400 N. Auhineau
arrived here two months ago IRON Paris, and saw an
advertisement in the newspapers calling Tor partner
in business at No 363 Bowcry. He answered the ad-
vcrtsemcni, and the representations OF Doroin and
Lelort that they were doing thriving business he
induced place $500 tho concern, subsequently
found that he had been deceived. on the bel ny
brought before Justice smith, at the Washington Place
Police Court, yesterday, II was found examination
that bill OF sale and articles OF copartnersEip had
been duly executed and signed by Aubneau before he
paid the money and that therefore the case was
purely for the acudlcaiion OF civil court. The
prisoners discharged
sergeant Bcrgnoiz, o. the Second District Court
squad yesterday afternoon arrested Andrew HaDiey
the light weight prize fighter. On charge OF stealing
gold watch and cham, value $l65, IRON Jeremiah DAY.
No ll3 East Thirty rst street. while the latter was
IN his company on drunken spree. Hanlcy. on being
arrsigncd before Justice Smith, at the Washington
Place Police Court. was remandcd until to-day 10
examination
Al the Essex Market Court yesterday Henry Gerstol
into the residence Of William Johnson Nos 45 and 81
Bowcry, May !. and carrying OF clothing valued
Slao
Charles Conncll held TO answer at the rsscx
Market Court Yesterday By Justice Bxby for breaking
into the carpenter shop OF Charles +. Han on at No
IS suffolk street. and stealing 81 worth OF carpenters
toos