davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-12-14
HREApSYUFTa.

Wy. ~ r,s .'tan W. .,s
aos Iu y auot.ea and sellers wers aawns
70 reduce them The local 5ras . took hold .p.ax
ssss @ pr. spsns 81 M sy @ II LII,
rys aos1 = ss'sss sas lso III: suesxssss aouf,
tame = d. following to s.sos range q prices:
es':ss es Tes sssss .e9,ss assss
ss9 sG%9ss INN ssuf - 81 ;S,ss Sste
Tnsat se 4 ssei demand and Irregular sae.
ws,s 0' tracks tho outside to-
.e o Sst' reported OF ~ '''o
conx:NxAL- vss made Of otons coarse $3.50
per Ton o. .rssk .,.., ...,.. -, ....,. -,
wlEAT-Waa moderately active, and htmet, tho
previous evening, though tho ssnse q tse MARKET Va,
@sfsss .oet = unsspsstsa teTn. Mot q H. opsr:
s 1,S tesssa sSst pos. ss Lssroeo quoted stssd
EssR9S s4 ESx
III ~ pa s or fIs s s. sa ;ee IT,
y
~! +: ss; Sss Ss
A. ss; ;si s:%s
& 'Sfssss;S
gosE1 q m siaE r. " e sg snc r. = II
& 81 Il s .s;Is$
&Ss* AZ sl;o! .;Shssss s&Sha feIsssd i q 1, !;
eana ~ Ssnrs n ~ ~ r. IN H. w
1s ,snostsd II IN M aa nsGn1assa " w ~
~ " tapE q & s5 70 sfTSK ~ ~ nv ~ 10
WINTER Mn1Ar-saita Weto inaie Ct M W. by white Gy
q ana ~ n Gn ~ @ " t. 1ot m rna on Lk HI
Il cT ~ ~ if" is @
II % aI NIX wS Y 4nn SaF ~ ~nTS III na f.
xsI3 3 IT. a., ~ ssa.o III y Hi cutx 1e N nq
gtlE!aE cars while 1
Nut to asoes ltS!sat !9r & ntt 'pa. sou I9at WIKI
EanGs Haute HaME - eh n - S
ana Eannh ~ 1n % snsnder 81 ts vear
HW HEX w. III ,ru t sisi nsnat III, strt
~ wen& wv. NV csas WY S Srr nMalv MI psnca nt 4c
d ~ ~ sr 1os.d ~ as, snii2r III month vail
~ I9s ~ .n ~ s,i"r Ssv aSr
fnky ao.a " 1n ri ~ ~ hSvs IL, ~ ~, sHttna .S
III sS III mMS INV rn nxc al ii;t III ii r"cccd ni,d
, 1876-12-14

MONTH";, Dec. .1a.-Cor1ox-Wesk' mlddlIlgs, 1lssci
net 7s balcss sales. COOS exports ctastWlsc 12i3
shvANxAu. Dec. l3.-CorToN-Steady} mi1ll!nga,
llNo not 7ps bales Rroaa o0i sacs $50, exports
to Gfeat britain, 2.g7o; colatwise. 1880.
GALvHsroN, Dec, 1y.-CoTToH-stead5, mfddltnga.
port2 to Great Brltaln, 2, 2,7os, coastwtae 8ot.
CHARLEsroS, Due. III. lj.-CurTuN-Qulct; MtaditnHs,
17c, net u5 bnes, sAes, ,o0s exports To the Con'
ttncnt, 341} coastwlsa, -.
Ekw OnLEANp, Dec. ta,-CoTTox-Falr demand but
1t lower rates, saeh COZ haes good ordinary l0ka
loJ&c, low mtddling 1il1l15so, good n!dtllug i2fs
1cs5o. nidduR, 120i253c, fair l37&St3Hol rcccipts
net, !, 500 bales, Krosa 001 oxrorts 10 Liverpool
7,o)0J to nayre, 2o0oj 10 New Yurk. 900, .toak,
2GN. Q.N,
, 1876-12-14
REAL ESTATE.

The following instruments were filed for record
Wednesday. Dec. IL:
CTR PnneKRTT.
North Ln9nc st. g cor WAtrt H. wi t83IeC
T. SS oSiasonS sn,1c s."o. ".s" $1,000
Thirty. .nrst II, - q. ID ii ' ii GArlbaii It.
t, 15xiiO II, dated DEC. l1....-........... 1,17s
Forrest Az, I72 II Of ThIstY.1cvcnth vt, VT,
1,ii3t r: dated Pc. II. 1'4oo
ia1it, dard 1'ee. 500
VIZ M t, dsssa II ics is... .:.... ~. s1co
Ias Il, Jntci uc:, Observation-Disclosures. 600
laiea III sict. .o' 1900
xx1H II. ta;cG Icc, u. ....... ....,.... a.oo
suUTN or CITY LIMITS, WITHIN HAptEA or BkFkN
NlLtR Or TUE CUCKF.H0tBk.
iasea SoS. II 5000
AuoxiiaN IL dated Dec. H. i........,..,..,. $40
, 1876-12-14

CLzyELAsn O., Dec. 11.-AGsxot very arm, stand
ard white, l1o test, 27c. ..-....
PlrrtpuHu, Dec. l3.-r8TnoLEuA-Cruds weak
and unsettled; 800 At pstkDrs, rennet quiet and
steady; slc philadelphia delivery.
, 1876-12-14

lt!i5-:The Modcrnto receipts .chocked ths doW4'
Ksy. 5t sne6s aolsF. T. regain snY !n1 as,
shout steady II thv eostt9 ano'stIons Of rScsdny,
soedlns it head sad " 9nlk ot ts aayt = ttaaInf
medium nnI heavy weight packing hogs, and AZ %. 40
6a. for light Eraies Shippers and lnfcrt9r heavy
mixed lots sold at u TO- aud extra shipping hozs
Of 93.D5ag. %. Tic markets closed steady.
, 1876-12-14

New Yonx. Dec. l5.-Tho package trade continued
light and iobtlns branches quiet. Cotton goods
III limited demand ard strong ut current prices. Brown
shoctngs wero In fair request Dark fancy prluts
doing f4[sly. Spring caasnercs and wosted costinrs
were In moderate request by.thc clothing trade
, 1876-12-14

Island, o. coo ST. Pau1s, 10, 900 Erie, q, 900 Lake
Laekswanna 4 Western, and 4, 00o INV Jersey
Central. ..-
Money 415. closing dull at g. Prime paper
o..
Customs, S125, 900.
Treasury disbursements, $S15, 600.
ClearinEs, S2b, 0OO4 900.
, 1876-12-14
GENERAL MARKETS.
nrner, In sympathy With high

GENERAL MARKETS.
v!as, ] :; s39;a,:,. .,.. ~, n......,, o,.,..
,,ans sess a'ss.os s. sssass s ssss oss tsF q.
int largo: ~ quote, Choice sraeu hur! stae.$ssss
%ss ss hs 'sa sos Ps' T. I'd pe s Win T s
4ssxo. % srs.n n cover. md n,ds, sasHs. red t'pcsd
do. ss.e' inside brush. a'as4o, nean1a TO efocs
.als braid 4a'A'' tnfe''0t b'n'n' asas' crooked
9Sa v arm n.,k.. 70, good to s,es.
g. demand o.hes qualities rsts au.s. IND; md ,, ..,sSy
sssse. aasm % q = soos ssa.es Inferior to
'i'es5 Saaa!Sa,Ss: s.: as md unchanged " s,s.s
saaTk aa isf bntaro a Hmesan a Aoa
6iis5 s5sn,s ss5e 81 s,
s.ss ss.,. s' No
ss, @ Ess d q saSss sss; ss!s x ; &
r
wsrepeat aar l.s. lfssxswanh;; TsK s7:s5| da pat Az
st]ai sttj]SairrpAor-Tne demand 70, packers, good. "a.
f,S sstz9 sFsf'
&S +. al. demand
# 's$ S$; ss;
S.s isss sis; ps;e n & d
SqSns: - 1!S9d ssaseI si'S1aS, %, n.s.s r
sssssa S$sstHs 'fs * SF!s
ssas ss@Ras' as5 = ss A. og!s: = s' as
sSp M s. q sssos s1 g S sss Ka,
P!ssis IT. Isi Il $s%S X
:sss Ss;is 'oaiso' 'a0Auf' y *aSao
j. ssrS ess @ es
" i - s;SI sS
psfkaSs, vsS s.s{ \ "a
sSsy # Ssss,as emsna o.,,ea At III. r.nso
S:$;: ;|: i:Is ::!: *
soS; i6j;3 Al
i$} ;!{:: SsS ; iS" ss;$ss tx; ;$;
y: t sss
Sqx II ss erSss Sss !'n: H. sex
'sss;' ss ,S S|sss; sss;
.SS: s;sy; ;:sss so
p $$S ss5!s :Sss
packberttee S94EJ<ci TasPbcEFaest ns" ai0o1ei ph'
tea csrr9i;i Ms1; ;a,ac. a,,nond4 ycrrouora 10
3aOc, Naples walnais. t1ss2oci d. new, s0s3Mic; M
French Walnut 1tS4l'et urghnbe @a!n4s, aGw+ H uiss
suaI aas; %@llin1nEtS9n @ pssnu,s 7c' Icnhe'see
4 GREEN Ftuif5-Appts Weft II fAr local fc4aess
and sssny Othet fEt nsH fatsef 81 1Het; FL n,mGs
Sl.HHa4l0 P0f oflt cfhn9erfcs spsU:e !c!tgnf
55uxa5. 51 oranges f7o9s.n nsr c VI; Ea'enS,a .;
oranges $40. oQ4slitn; MeEeina %. e5oo1a.uo Call'
fornta pent.. 81: SOC 1. ~ per hog, r,r,,.
fe!nh!n uan. anu 1as1 eiG Hnio
| ahoit stna.ly No Guir;
HEcE-Chrollpn. 421ct t.1u!Aiahs. a4G$ae,
EoFFEEs-O. @. Java. .7dt&cs Java, 40. y. 251S2Vci
choice to fancy lt11 !14aaatas Ko0A ID prime ~ ~
Ess!Hc} common to fair Nl1t! l5ec; t1us!1nH le4I
luAct slknpo!o sA1u TssG ~ III
StAIsIralcnt suL lnaI. IeS tst Es"sH:H, ~.
1.Nc: kranu!ato1. p9w4esGH. l2Hgl!Mc; 4 Manaaiu+,
, 1876-12-14
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts nnd shipments
Of tho leading articles OF produce In this city
during the twenty.four housa ending nt 7 o'clock
on Wednesday morning, and for tho corresponding
ttu,e laat yenr:
, 1876-12-14


gtoe, prime. lute. rsnntd. unchanged: Molsssca-
changed: ,...u..,,,,. ,o,, ..cn,, ,,..
ctir. r.!;o~Ms,,sI,Ep ,sts: ssp'ils, i s,as1e ,:si
fsss'5; FSSsWt:;s3s ss;is 1t ''o.
GsM'"ss soo ,gS,. E"sns, Ayre. 'o
frns sSnae A. ghf ds ,s sS,n1a a. 'eass Call
,s%soSsisi' a;ssf ;ssss pulled. aaa
ss 81: s: ~ s s,%sf III
W;tTrrRHFffm for choicei pt6eTa dull, Western, 20
S|;S..,-ynshssgsss, WS,..sLn sh.ss s4;o,,,
MKTXfs-sannfscturrti conper ou,et and ptetdy, new
slesihias aaSs Iii aass ssi naeHsoFsds hso,ss
''Sasse'tns liz soid. E:i; ;,sSs.assd: '''''"
osseed 81 aos5 !sis 2ss ieorros-s''.a, md un
snns IL uSSai Ri n1Irn II. IL ~
MSm "an'so' sap'f 'A'' "'o'
s;EMsssts se s? ~ es:si f:sH
1 SaSs Sl III, NY ia iSsss.aS:s. N,s sesay. ~
Fl S4s s 3 snsy ;as psffns5 tts5 is' fair a'
WUtsKY-ViItt and u1changcdi &t .o7
ruas!s sia.1s lid Iersmber. Lard sa.leIt eaolt
AZ A. ss'ss* asss 1
March: bacon dHil MD 4nehanFsli ,veot: :pcklea
sss < sH Ss '0''a'F' and clear '
,ngn Hss 1;'s good de-
.s's' s%Sy ae
stats: 0hio and Indiana 80 high HFndess
, 1876-12-14

shat tho Rochester Convention would make sueh a
change. Meanwhile tho stsngency Of cars wns
worse thau ever. The Michigan Central Road was
refusing TO take nnythlng for points east Of Do.
troIt, and other roads wero equally "unnn1c' to
furnish ears. Shippers were obliged to emit tho
purchase Of gtain on orders sent them. and sono
lots wero rcfold on account ot tho absence OF
fsetght.room which WAS not already occupied, while
sample lots wcro dull ~ they could only DO sold TO
city consumers.
rnR WHEAT WANTS or ENGLAND.
From letter OF Joseph noumphroy 4 Co., Of
Liverpool, In the Nov, o5 issue Of DoFnhusch, wc
make the following extracts;
Tho Continent (of Europo) has already begnn 10
buy wheat OF our coast, nnd tho Fronch nowspa-
ncrs report Tint m import OF 1000, 900 qrs.
will be required to supply the wants OF tho United
Kingdom, Franco, Belgium, and Germany, which,
n truo, shows dchclt OF 8, 600, COO ora from our
present prospective surplns.
The continued sniallHess OF tho shipments Of
wheat from tho Atlantic States [of Amstica) must
by and by make ftsolf urgently felt In fact, We
arc this year altogether dcpcndont On America,
which 10 not sondlhg rs anything like our require.
ments probably for the reason TINT she has not got
Il. Our San Francisco friends csttmatcd TINT With
what Is shipping, and to ship, California has 250.
Oo0 tons 10 hond during tho next rino months.
That is to say, /, 125. 600 qrs, which, added 10
the 2, 600, GOO Qrb a!oat, makes 3, 1875, 900,
agntnst ~ 600, 600 qrs required Where the needed
5000, 00o arc to CONC from, about which buyers
arc easy fB hard nut to crack; and practically
we require TO hare mors nhoat this year than usu.
Al, scoing tho unusual requirements Of tho Conil.
neut, a good proportion Of which will BE- shipped
OIL our coast. Odessa has no old wheat, and the
new crop ia very deficient. We sec that the Au-
stralan crop Ia badly reported on, which should
mot bo overlooked.
FOREIGN 1MpoaTATtoxs
, 1876-12-14
OCEAN sTEArlsl1rrs.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRlNrT'

hst*ssn NV Yufs sna " l!1Hyrs sank 4 faasSs
s,Faw ssss .4st s's WI "A is; s'?o. W.
France, Irndclle. Saturday. l}rr. III, d. M ",
rnor. sanalsr sstn5Hy lrS n ~ NJ " Ams, mss
Sa sasa II aoli uncl!ang WIND f,t ea's, q H. y,
YIN III trsTS ncnssnas fsfsa
Hi Laura m nETLAN; = Agent q nr,.{s!Esn En'en'
, 1876-12-14

ri ss &C. sy tsssy IL IT, asrs ~
s*pst. ss - snss ~ AiSsay is
ssa*fSa as:!: ;sSss 's
5ss Ts
tssls tss ~ va & safs
" srs t. nrs lafGtmoa 9i r. " 1n
J; ssi Ss assssss. ss 'xa
Flfst ard second clear. %
Ihirs clear i;inSh. Y t W ~
tieas aa,9 daeraa s lst and i:soad. iola: s5
H.; ~; i; &:
h0x noafIe ;i3'sV
III ::Ef sS'|: ss?
Ga,l,inoII Gasris aad iaoft teacns........ nsoa1o
tetnnS.: nier ii isct ani udcr ii H. sSsSi5
JUii,s aRt seautl!nH ~ To u feet.,.. ~ usel49n
{!':sE;: t'!s ;;;:;: II:
r,skS @:iEsi vi: asi:ss Il: S. es:ss
fss; SSs IL e. :s IL II
:;a% @ % H. st,:p : X s s.e HI aas 81 Sss
oi spsrnl s: Il: ass'.iaot siI. ,tflstiy parf SltS
~ r. ssiss o.
aarltaa lsooiya "a Sravlty .h iss M %sst S!rxtaa I
aase ai!s SSE a.' ~ 'et''
I'll r. sss nav esI
aaa ptiss. fasa sa.y xta Sss's' snssas g
d fs if 7c nc, VI ,u,so,
afessed. .los; dasEa, dressed. sioss geese eo.oo
SA!sts9s e o p.:ssss m " ssss s
!snS 7sssS ssk r, s so i;o ,,o, Vi. ,s.
p91. !S @ f'!s Wss.u "a
aSt:f Sa? sss III: ':ssss sss
, 1876-12-14
North German IloyQ.

The steamers Of t!y Co,nrany viii tat every sstu,.
iiates of pstsase-ftoIa Now ynrk u su.,ia,,aton,
Londot, IlAvrC and bremen, frat thtln $ls tsron1
cabif. So gold, steesago, $40 enErce; Tor frslyai
or p191ARo Epply to 0EfltILHA d. Co.
9I}oyltnu ijrrrn Scw fttr
, 1876-12-14
Currency Moving Freely to tho coun'
try..-Clearings, SO, SOC, 900.
The Produce Markets Generally Firmcr,
with Moderate Activity.
a Fair Speculative Demand for Fro
visions and Grain.
Ths Shipping sloS.ment Dull, Because Cars were
Starte...An Adrante Id Rail Frs'ghts
Expected.


Tho day Eas not 10 active In financial circles A.
the two days that preceded. Tho clcaEngs fcnectea
tho dlmtnution In transactions, and tho Applsca-
tous for loans were not pressing. Tho paper pre-.
scntcd tho banks comes from the packers VINO
are sseady borrowers At this season. tho country
banks who want funds with which to help their
customers move their crops to market, and from
tho mercantile, manufacturing. md miscellaneous
borrowers. The demands Of the latter havc been
eouewlat leHened by tho improvement IN coscc-
t,ons which has followed tho now Of. currency to
The interior.
sRntcs OF discount were 8110 per cent at the
onnks to regular customers, with special rates In
tpecIal cases. On tho street rates afo 7 per cent
indupwards.
Now York exchange was freely offered, and sold
sctwcon the banks II 81 per 81. 900 discouut-
Tho c1earlugs werc 81, GOO, 900.
ERw ENGLAND 1NDusrn1Hs.
The Doston Journal Of comm<rts Of Saturday
mys Of manufacturing stocks:
Tbs market II dull and nat ever but It happens
hat tho few atocks sold this week are mainly ot the
taneel from ii05, sept d, o i4g7X. win s4o dlyl
a"ss asw s's''sn s's ss
t a!y,Ssaa ,1;s 1s9S saa s1 oS saS
iii t. conc 10 l!ns II ia cersain5 wsS
iavo been ast down a, t.lse prophet. Great Fsls
ny L s IT. f4 e .es e
irst failure since June. 1895 We noto hds = Follows
Is; Coct,eco no: Laconia, 80; Lawrence. q9 tow.
III HleAcheff SIS asked: Mahchsater. 3o btlt ML1.
kHtH 1tFn1
, 1876-12-14

CHICAGO. BURLINGTON 4 0uINoY + RAlLsgatnp RAall,ssatp
UclNss fOpt OF LaEo.sL. lNl!ana' AVA en- hat.ss 81
IT., anil CanRl md SLxieeuth.sta. rlctat oi1ss~ "
Elafk.gt., and Al lcPOtn.
, 1876-12-14

1uE!A1o. pse. ls,.anA!3-Whest da!l d.! and fTm' ?
bu No. mixed Western nj o1Gasc according to i3ca.
ley uHRlBctQ1,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
SCHOOL FOR HORSE THIEVES.

case brought before Justice Reese in the First
District Court Jersey City yesterday, which revealed
an alarming state Of things In ccton with the
public pounds, one Of which, al least. has become
nursery for young thieves Two horses, valued al
5000 and $3.50 respectively, were stabbed in Hobckcn
avenue. They were taken out for quiet exercise by
boy, bus be had not proceeded far when he was
by larger boys who jumped the horses
und drove them TO the city pound kept by Michael
Donovan on seventh street On the way Mr. Bogardus,
owner OF Of the horses met the thieves and tried
10 intercept Them but he was set upon by crowd Of
youths who hcla HIM I'LL the thieves escaped. Tho
Ioundma stcr, Donovan, refused to disclose the
or whereabouts OF tho thieves. search was made
ana one Of them found concealed nEdcr bed in
Donovan's house. He arrested and gave hts
ms John Flanagan. Justice Reese notified Donovan
that he must produce the other thief
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SUNDAY LIQUOR.
SHALL IT be wH1skxz on LAGER, OF DOTH, OR

SHALL IT BE wHIsKEY on LAGER, Oh DOTH, OR
ADAMS ALE PA COMPLICATED QUESTION.
When Justice Murray arrived at the rombs yesterday
morning he met by Mr.. John Hauschid, Of Frank
lin and Centre Streets who served him with writ Of
habcas corpus returnabe before Judge Donohue in tho
Supreme Court in tho OF Frederick Juenger, tho
waiter arrested In the Atlantic Garden No. so Bowery,
on Sunday. similar writ served on Judge Nor
gan the Essex Market Court tho OF Justus H.
Schwab Of No 81 Clinton street. arrested for selling
beer Sunday Jucnger was given over to the GUS
tody Of his counsel Tho further hearing Of the case
takes place to-day. Schwnb released $500 bail.
At the Tombs Police Court Justice Wsndc CON-
miltcd Terence O'Connor, No 81 Washington street;
Herman Meyer, No. Greenwich street; Anthony
jeffrey. No 100 Greenwich street; Martin Dskcn, No.
45 Washington street; John Gentleman, No. l26 West
street, and Denis Barry, OF No. Madison street, for
selling beer Sunday.
Al The Essex Market Court Annie Corner, No 11e
Edridge street, and Thomas Hogan OF No 3oS Cherry
street. held for trial 5000 bal, each for keeping
their saloons open on Sunday.
At tho Washington Place Police Court Judge Duffy
held J. H. Hahln,an, Of No. 60 Sixth avenue; August
Brown No. l22 Greene street; August Schmelk, No.
LOG Greene street, and William c. CahilI OF No $50
Greenwich street. Tor keeping open and selling beer
Sunday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS

The Grand Jury in the United States Circuit Court
Judge Benedict presiding, came into court ut noon
yesterday and presented batch Of indictments The
indicted prisoners arraigncd and pleaded as fol-
lows
William Lynch, passing counterfeit nickel pieces,
pleaded guilty and was remanded for sentence.
Frank Oliver, Tor inducing seaman to desert rom
the United states Navy, pleaded guilty and was dis
charged on his recognizance
John Acnkin, John Lynch and Michael Burns were
indicted for running an Illicit whiskey stlli IN New
Utrecht, l. l.
John and David Brown, brothers, were indicted for
ilicitly distilling whskcy at No. 10 Graham avenue
They pleaded not gull y
James Corners was indicted for being implicated in
the Post Office robbery Long Island City January
Thomas Ward and Thomas Qugley were also indicted
fer the same robbery.
There reference made to tho charges which
supposed to have been brought before the Grand
Jury at The nstigation OF Christian Stem, tho in
dicicd whskey distiler, against Mcssra Gillen and
Gberson and OK Assistant District Attorney Hughes.
The Grand Jury adjourned yesterday to meet on Mon
day next, when the papers in the Stein case may be
ready for their examination.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13

slowly in the OF the ship, proposing 70 speak
her and render assistance II necessary The cries from
the water testified by other witnesses are explained
by the present witnesses thusrhese cries were sup
posed 10 from some Of the crew OF the strange
vessel who. when The vessels hrst collided at
tempted 10 jump on board the steamer and aihng 10
Tins probably injured fell into tho sea and quickly
disappeared. Two boats OF the Adratic were lowered
the FIRST ntmation OF distress and for an hour anu
nalf made wide circuits, but there no other mp
peals for assistance heard. and the steamer returning
the boats taken aboard and she proceeded or her
voyage. The testimony OF Captain Jennings ana OF
the first and third officers Is held in reserve or the
present, counsel for the defence Mt T. j, wheeler,
contendng that enough is gwen TO show that 'he
liarvcs, Queen could not have sustained any serious
damage by her collision with the Adriatic. but that she
must subsequently have collided with the ship cape
Camorln, as the head board Of the latter ship was
found the OF Ireland among large portion OF
the wreck OF the Harvest Queen counsel urther claim
ing that bad the Harvest Queen beer sunk oy tne
steamer In the part OF the channel designated the
wreck would have dficd to the Welsh, and net be
found of the Irish coast and that IT'S being ounu
there supports the theory OF collision With the tape
Camorin The stands adjourned. awaiting
whatever testimony NAV offer 10 solve more satisiac
torily this mystery OF the seas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-13
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


Judge Sinnott, sitting in Marine Court, Chambers,
yesterday imposed hnc CT 500 each number Of
Jurors who failed to answer for duty when called.
Martin Gergur.ch a sailor belonging. to the Austrian
bark Fidcnte, was arrested yesterday by United
States deputy marshal disohcdicncc OF ORDERS On
complaint OF the Austrian Consul, ana taken before
Commissioner Osborn Tor examination.
Judge Benedict held court yesterday to receive the
report OF the Grand Jury. The following indictments
were handed in Charles Moore iclon,ous assault on
John Kingsland tho high seas; John II. Gle and
Charlotte Thompson, passing counterfeit money Philip
Ronzone ana julius stcglch. Custom House brokers,
charged with undertaking. goods passed through the
Custom House.
bridget o. t,ricn sued the city TO recover IS, 600
damages for the death OF her husband caused by fall
ing into an excavation at Eighty.ourth street and the
west side Boulevard The trial OF tho case was COIN
mcnccd yesterday before Judge Sanford the superior
Court II was claimed that the city was negligent IN
not providing proper rejection against accidents.
The suit of the United states for the condemnation
thlrtysevcn barrels Of distilled SPIRITS seized Mt tho
store OF William 5. Miller 4 Co., Nos A. and 40 Front
street. the ground that the spirits had not paid the
proper tax, was concluded yesterday before Judge
Blach'ord Tho defence claimed that they had re-
ceivcd the goods from Tho Saneamon Distillerv at
Springfield H. in good faith, il being duly stamped
and branded, and that they made an advance upon II
without other security than the spirits ITSELF The jury
returned verdict Tor the Defence releasing tho goods
Judge Wcsibrook was holding supreme Court, CIR
cult yesterday and among the first cases called on Tor
trial the suit Of Clements and Sierra M Thomas
e. Shearman for the defence, was not ready or trial,
fer the reason, he said, that OF his witnesses
had not arrived He TO say that the suit arose
out OF certain transactions during the Mexican war,
and several witnesses had TO come all the way from
Mexico. Mr.. Cooke, for tho plaintiff. opposed an ad
journmcnt, saying that the same process had been
gone through tor nine years Mr. Shcarman asked that
the be set down for Wednesday, MS Mr. Beach, his
associate, would not be able to attend tomorrow. Mr.
Cooke replied that every contemplate little motion
in this Mr. Sherman appeared as counsel but now
he has Mr. Beach 1T may DO we'll he added, or us
boys attend to the notions but IT takes man 10 try
q case" The matter finally went over until Monday.
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number Of Representatives Of that portion OF tho
liquor dealers fraternity which docs not believe that
lager beer the only liquid which should be furnished
to the thirsty community on Sunday, met yesterday
afternoon Bakers Hail. OF Twelfth street and
Third avenue TO discuss their grievances.
Mr.. Richard O'Gorman was tho first speaker, He
stated that he had been depued by the general organ
cation request the meeting TO donate their proper
tion or the funds necessary TO carry on the In
the Supreme Court and to assist the society generally
He did not however, indoree tho he had 10 pre-
SENT for ho thought that tho action Of the committee
in the Schwab detrimental 10 tho interest of
tho trade generally The fight. II tight there be
the question: should not be taken ON the lager beer
question Tho issue was q general one. and II
branch OF tho trade was exempted from oppression
and the other prosecuted the result would certainly
prove disastrous 10 all Lager beer taken in moderate
quantities
MIGHT NOT DE INTOXICATING wuIsKEr WAS NOT;
but let other be taken In ALLOWING, OF course,
for their relative strength), and the result would be
the same II the general organization persevered in
their present course OF action nothing would remain
but decided Of action their behalf
Let them take test OF their own and II on It's
presentation TO the courts 1t decided adversely
then shut up tApplausel
Colonel Schun;z moved that tho ASSOCIATION decline
to contribute money TO tho central organization,
and the resolution adopted.
II was afterwafd decided To engage counsel and TO
take a test at the earliest possible opportunity.
Tho that will probably he brought before tho
courts will be that OF Luke Tranor who keeps
at the corner Of West Broadway and Walker street.