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The New York herald., 1876-03-23
REVOLUTIONARY NOTES.

The Havana steamship City of Vera Cruz which
leaves here to-day for Havana carry several
OF shells for the Spanish army in Cuba
The steamship City OF Havana, on her way to
Vera Cruz, Mexico, has gun carriages board and
other munitions Of war, which will doubtless
brought into in the Mexican revolution.
On account OF the revolution in Hayti the bronze
statue Of the old veteran OF Aaytian independence,
Dcsaincs, which to have been pcrched the
"Pantheon," will not be cast or the pres
ent. statue Of Vice President Ramean,
nephew OF President Domlngues, OF Hayti, has
arrived in Port Prince IL wns executed In tn s
city. statue OF President DomiDgues on horseback
as large that OF General Washington in Union
square, payment here before being shipped Its
cost is $25 0O0 and is reported to be present from
the newly appointed Haytian Consul General OF New
York 10 the President OF HaytL
According TO received in this city yesterday IL
is thought that II Domlngues and his nephew sell
their statues for old iron they will be doing WELL
their tenure OF Office promises TO be very short
Two prominent officials from Scuba Libren are re-
ported to be their way TO this city with important
news.
The capture of the Octavia is alleged to have been
effected by the Haytian government telling the spanish
government that she was pirate, and Spanish gun
boat took her into Porto Rico, II may bo remembered
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
A SEARCH FOR A CABLE.

This morning at eight O'Clock 'cxpeditionists'' from
tho Western Union Telegraph Company will go on
board the tugboat William Oron the Battery which
will take them TO Prcntice's wharf Brooklyn,
whcrc the telegraph steamship Professor Morse be-
longing to the international Ocean Telegraph Com
pany, awaits ihom with steam up and ready 10 start
forthwith for Key West and Havana No ladies are
to be taken Last evening HERALD reporter called at
the Office OF the Western Union Company and learned
that the party will consist OF Mr. William orton Pres
ident OF the company; hts son; Mr. Smuz, his pri-
yatc secretary Dr. James Greene OF the Vice Pres
dent, DR.. Marvin Greene; Mr. A. 5. Downcr manager
OF the New York oOco; Mr. G. A. Hamilton, clcctri-
can and Mr. W. Macintosh chief Of CONSTRUCTION, who
is an old hand at laying aud graphing for ocean
cables.
The object tho voyage is to repair the second laid
Havana cable, which is supposed 10 be faulty at
two or three miles distance from Havana Tho depth
OF water whore the break supposed DO Is from 500
TO GOO iathoms The graphing apparatus has been
made in England undcr the supervision of Sir Samuel
Canning II consists OF four fingered graphing IRON,
TO which is attached twenty iathoms of chain. The
chain VIII be attached to graphing ropes OF four
strands having No. 10 wire In each strand. These
ropes are IN lengths OF 100 fathoms EACH and will be
shnckcd together by swvels TO prevent any turns get
ting IN he ropes from the motion OF the water.
The Professor Morse has special apparatus on deck
for laying and graphing cables. She miles
of ''ntermediate" cable, larger than tho ordinary
decp sea" cable. She has also two miles OF graphing
rope OF four strands, as above described. and one
wire, 10 support the cable found, by tho aid Of
buoys IN addition to this plenty OF champagne is to
be found board for cooling purposes in the tropics
The telegraph built the Clyde and her
bottom IS OF Steel She Is OF about 600 tons burden
and Is commanded by Captain Thomas Stead formerly
OF the Me'ggs and Vcksburg Tho bottom where The
default in the cable OF the OF Cuba is of
coral and terribly cutting for anything less hard than
iron. 1t is also surmlsed that the destructive worm
wood with facility, may have been nibbing tho cabo
Tho party expect TO be back here in about nve weeks.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
SINGULAR SUIT IN NEWARK.

Yesterday before the yicc Chancellor of New jersey
In Chambers, at Newark, Mrs. Maria Nuock brought
a suit against her son, William g. Muock, TO set
aside certain convcyances OF valuable real estate
which, Il is alleged, were procured by Nr. Muock
through fraud The value OF the property at stake
estimated to DO about $3.50. .o00
Mrs, Mulock is eighty years OF age the dcfend.
ant Is her only The convcyanccs IN question
were made In September, 1871, and March, 1872; the
nominal paid tI00 The old lady was put upon
the stand and testified that her husband a Now York
lawyer died twenty years ago, leaving her his entire
estate; that the defendant her only son. lived with her
up last and had general charge OF her busi-
ness that he collected rents, kept the bank account
brought checks for her 10 sign which she always did
on hts statement merely. Other testimony was ad-
duccd corroboraiive Of this, when the was ad-
rncd
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
SUMMARY OF LAW GASES.


William NJ Banks receiver OF the Security Savings
Bank, yesterday received permission from Judge
Donohue to sell tho house No. 237 East 1lSth street,
but for not less than $4,000.
In Supreme Court, Circuit, before Judge Barrett
James Gummond obtained verdict yesterday against
Andrew Richard for 1913 10 promissory note The
defence of usury not sustained.
Judge j. +. DAILY, Of the Court OF Common Pleas,
gave decision yesterday in the suit of the Harlem
Railroad Company vs.. Adrian Muller & Son, maxi ing
Jacob II. " Cockroft defendant Tho suit grew OF
n sale of property tho corner of Thirty third street
and Fourth avenue, OF which Mr. Cockron was the
purchaser
In suit OF Bgcr VS. the City brought 10 recover
n balance due for lumber furnished to the Dock De-
partment which has been on trial for several days be-
fore Judge Lawrence of the Supreme Court a verdict
Mary McGure, minor, brought suit yesterday in
the Marine Court through her mother, os guardian
against Norris Lyman, claiming 81, 600 damages for
injuries inflicted by two OF his dogs For the defence
IL was proved that the dogs chained and could
not have injured tho girl II she had gone unneces
sary within their reach. On this proof Judge Alker
dismissed the case.
In the criminal branch of the United States Circuit
indictment against j. Nicholson Ebert, recently
brought here from California Indictment charg-
ing hlm with forging the Endorsement registered
United States bond The witnesses for the prosecution
on being confronted with the prisoner failed 10 identify
him.
collision occurred In Narragansett Bay, April II,
1874 between tho schooner Wind and the propeller
Amos c. Barlow. by which the schooner was dam
aged and the Pennsylvania Railroad OF tho
Wind filed libel IN the United States District Court
has rendered decision dismlssing the libel tho
ground that the propeller was not ut fault
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
COURT oALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAnBxRs-Held by Judge Dono
hue.Nos a. o. 67, 70, 93, 96 lo2 l04 ll2 1l3 IFS,
l2i l23 l2i 12S las 1885, 13T, l40 l4l, I42 l43 la
i45 I46 il7, IiS, lao i5o, I5i, 1872, i5s' i5l i5S
1856 1877 l6S, I72 lS5, 1893 204 2O7 22p 23l 2S2 240
2, 2is 2Oi 257, 26s 2es, 277 27e, 2ss 2Ss GOD SOI
$40 3l2
srrxKxR CoURr-GsSERAL TEnx-HcIo by Judges
Davis, Brady and DanicIs.-NoS las, 10y, 100. $50.
1907, Isl, l52, l5S. l5+, 1856, lO0 l5s 9S l6l l62
srrEEMR CouEr-SPxcIAL TEnn-rIcld by Judge lar
rcmore.-Nos. 100, a., $50 Il, o. 242, 6s 239 81 "a
25l, 200, 55, sos lS3 10 l95, inclusive.
SUPREME CouEr-JiRcUTT-Part Held by Judge
Barrett Nos. 25e4 1926 27ol, 13lo 1851 1858 1871
1893 1928, 1897, l3l9, 1881, 1893. 1894 1891 l3ag
iS43 l3l7, l3lo, 1851 Part 2-Iicld by Judge Law,
1924 l24T 1928 y. 1920 1920 5lS 1890 lo2S 1855 sd
1874 224O 1915, 12Oo, l556k l557lt 126s iO62 Part
3-Held by Judge Van VorsL-Caso oh---No l250 No
sUrERroR corRr-GESEnAL TKRn.-AdIournod for
the term.
sUrERioR CouRr-srEcrAL rERH-Hcld By Judge
SurKnIoR CouRr-TRIAL rERx-Part Held by
Judge San'ord--Caso on-No l2l1 No day cal
endar Part 2-Hcld by Judge Speir.-Eoa 900
so0h, o52, $50, 7l0 lc2o 1909, rs, lol2 900 S57
g5s, e6A 1910 722
COMMON PLKAs-GsxERAL rEHr-Adiourned mill
Monday, April 3, 1870
ConNox PLEAs-EorIT1 TEEM-No day calendar
Connox PLEAs-TRIAL TERx--pars l. Held BY Judge
Robinson Case on-No. 1873 No DAY calendar
Parts and S--Adlourned until Monday, April 8 1915
MARNK CoURT-rRIAL TERM-Part l-Adjourned Tor
the term. Part 2--Hcd by Chief Jrstico shca.-Noa
casa $780, 314O $751; 1892 7OS6 3sO2 $685. COOL 1907
1914 SOe4, SoeS, S4el, SSS4 Seio e22t Par. S-Aeid
500 C652 5O70 1890 COLO, $685. 67i2 o5s, 65I3 70l
sloi Sl36, 6ss2. 6S46. 69oe, Tl0e, 65s2 5's4 66S5
UNITED srATEs DIsrRIcT CoURr-lS ADNisALTr-Hcld
by Judge Bla,chiordNos 50, "a l. IS, 6s 2ia, 40 33
81, co. 65 a.
CouKr or GENERAL SEssroSs-Ield by Recorder
HacketL-The People VS. frcdcrick Flora, arson
battery; Same vs John Powers. burglary; Samo
VS. Harry Jester, burglary samo vs. Thomas
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS.
Before Recorder HacketL
RoRBINa AN IMMIGRANT

RoBBING AN IMMIGRANT.
Adoph Grasswicke and Joseph Krpeck arrived In
this city from Berlin on the City OF Brooklyn the
18th inst Christian Meyer, assistant steward OF tho
vessel recommended them to stay at the Hotel sachen
Meiningcn SO Greenwich street. They went there and
all three slept in bed. When Grasswicke in
the morning he found that he had been robbed OF
bills OF 900 marks each, which, with S25 in green
backs, in inner pocket Of his when he
tired. Searching the room, he found the missing bills
sewed in the lining OF Meyers coat Meyer
rested, and, being tried yesterday, found guilty.
and sent TO tho State Prison for fve years.
BURGLARIoUs YOUTHS.
Two youths Of nineteen, named William James and
James Devne, alias ONeill, sentenced to four
years. confinement each in State Prison. upon convc-
ton OF burglary having broken into the liquor
OF Thomas Caroan, No. AIS Eleventh avenue, the
9th inst, and stolen therefrom two boxes OF cigars.
A DANGEROUS BLIND MAN.
John O'Calaghan, blind man. nnyslx years old
ST. Patrck's Day became literally blind drunk, and
getting into alteration with Michael Kirby who
lived in the same house, stabbed him in the leg On
being arraIgned John pleaded guilty TO feonious
sault, and the Recorder sent him to the Penitenary
for
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET COURT.
Before Judge Murray
ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT.

ALLEGED INDECENT ASSAULT.
Timothy Corrgan, of No. 72t Greenwich street, was
charged with an indecent assault on Katie Hammer
smith, domestic at No 149 East Forty fourth street
He was held for trial in $500 bail
A CLOTHES THIEF.
William Lintz of Fourth and Seventy eighth
street, held for trial a charge OF stealing $50
worth of wearing apparel from Rudolph Wiskoene, Of
fiy-lr street and First Most OF the goods
were recovered from pawnshop
A SUPPOSED SAFE BURGLAR.
Onlcer Cotrel, OF the Twenty second precinct, ar
raigned young who gave his name as Thomas
Carlan, and residence No. SOC West Forty sixth
street, on suspicion OF being Of the burglars who
on Thursday night last broke into the window shade
factory OF Bamacklo 4 Co., No 653 West Finy.hrst
street. and by blowing open the safo robbed OF 81 400
worth OF drafts and some small change. One OF tho
drafts the face vauc Of which $4O0 was found in
the possession Of the accused. He explained that he
found the note at the foot OF West Forty eighth
and said he could his good character by respccta
BILE citizens whose names he mentioned. Ho was held
for examination and the citizens referred 10 were
notified TO appear in court to-day
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY. March 22. 1SIG
Proceedings in Court OF Appeals, Wednesday,
March 22:--
No H. Fairchld Va. Fairchild. Argument resumed
and concluded.
No l6 Graves VS.. Stewart.-Passed
No II. Smith va. Watertown Fie Insurance Com
pany.-Passed.
NO 70 Benjamin HUI, administrator, &c, re-
spondents, vs. The New York Central and Harlem
River Railroad Company, appellants. Argued by Ed
spondentk
No. 20 Peter Bruner respondent vs. Henry Megs
~, ana nno.ner, trustees &c. appellants oy
respondent
No 22. Ellen Cochin, administatrix SC ap-
rellants, VS. rho New York Central and Harlem
River Railroad Company. respondents. by
John G. Strong for appellants; A. p. Lanng for re-
spondcnts.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following is the day calendar Or the Court OF
Appeals for Thursday, March 23 mos 81, II, 10, 90
3j. 80 4G 40
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THREATENED LIBEL SUITS.

Colonel Abner O. Koency, OF the Brooklyn contrac l.
ing nrm Of Kingsley 4 Keency who was honorbly
acquitted BY Justice walsh Friday on the charge
brought against him OF tampcrng with juror in tho
OF Henry C. Bowen against the Brooklyn Eagle Is
said mediate several libel suits In connection with
that accusation and its publication. Hendrickson by
whom the AFFIDAVIT was made, said to have been
aided in production by Bowen and several members
OF tho Brooklyn Taxpayers Association and the am
davt Is said 10 have Ocen published in New York
paper before the complaint was lodged ono Of Colonel
kccneys counsel yesterday assured HERALD reporter
that nc believed MS client had good cause OF action
against several persons, and the matter will rcccvo at
tenton week
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
A STRANGE CASE.

At an early hour Tuesday evening last a man, sup
posed to be insane, sent TO Bellevue Hospital Ho
unable to give any account OF himself and cvi-
dontly suffering severely from injuries about the head
aud acS Yesterday morning woman, claiming to DO
the vito OF the injured man, visited tho hospital and
gave his that OF jeremiah Johnson, OF No 102
Washington street, laborcr, aged forty eight years
She said that her husband became involved 10 quar-
rel at their residence with sOmc parties at present
known, and that he was badly beaten and thrown down
stairs. She atcrward said that the injured man was
not her husband, but Her brother n-aw. In the after
Johnson became unconscious, and at a late hour
last night sinking rapidly. The case seems TO be
invnlYcd In mYslnrY
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
NEW JERSEY COURT OF PARDoNs.

COMPUTATION OF PATRICK WARDS SENTENCE
TO IMPRISONMENT FOR L1FR-PATERsoN's s
PETITION DISMISSED.
TRENTON, March % 1870
The Court OF Pardons OF this State to-day commuted
tho death sentence OF Patrick Ward tho Philipsburg
murderer. TO Imprisonment for life His execution
had been fixed for Friday next, Belvidcre Warren
county. Gallant services soldier IN the late war
and previous good character moved the Court the
side OF clemcncy.
Tho petition for the remission Of the sentence OF
George W. Patterson, tho defautng Freehold township
Collector, who is now serving term OF five months,
Imprisonment in the Monmouth County Jail, was dis
missed.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

OF March granted with costs OF motion TO defendant
10 abide event or suit
Sulzbacher vs. Davison.-Moton TO dismiss com
plant granted unless plaintiff proceed IN thirty days
10 prosecute hrs action
Francis C. Wright vs. George s. wrgh.-Motcn TO
place cnuse on calendar OF short causes denied
Fcischo w seller et al Motion to continue IN
Junction granted; cost Of motion abide event Of suit
Bruce VS.. Meyers Receivers bond approved
Higginbotham VS. De Wtt.-Reference ordered
Carter ct a. W. Youngs ct al Hazard ct al vs.
Gross et al Wheeler VS.. Fernden.-Undertakngs ap
proved.
Wright vs. Wright; rhurber VS.. Jacobson; Adolph
VS. The Central Park, North and Fast River Railroad
Sompanyi Harper vs. Harper; Xessler vs. Loydi Iho
Biackstonc National Bank OF Boston rS Bozcri Samo
VS. same DAILY VS.. Munroe CT al Bruce vs Meyer
Orders granted
COMMON PIEAs--sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge j. r. Daily.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company w.
Muller et al Motion for inerplcader denied. jacob
ii. n Cockroit 10 be made party defendant see
opinion.
Hsvens VS.. Klein-Eztra allowance of $3.50 granted
Opinion
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdnm.
Seiks VS.. Peters Opinion.
Gilbert VS.. Spino.-See papers
Hemphi VS. Slein-Blll taxed at 5000 II.
Fowler vs. Fox.-Danel +. Robertson appointed
receiver
Danntve VS.. Rogers.-Act;on dismissed.
Hecker vs. Cox; Fernandez Wood; Kohn VS.
Marks Schuyler VS.. Schwarzer; Carter Voss !;
O'Donncll VS.. Taylor; Kinney OrcutL-Moton 20
advance causes granted
Frank Bretz.-Proccedings dismissed
Hall vs. Baum. Case settled
Smyth Va Schun.an.-Order settled
Lange VS. Whitncy-Order for payment OF money
granted.
Stark VS.. Jogbam. order OF Judge Spauding
hled December 20 1875, ia an answer to the present.
motion.
FAnhey VS.. Mcclure Order vacated
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
A BRAVE GIRL.

The tramp nuisance in Bayonne, n. j., has not
abatod. daring scoundrel called yesterday at the
house OF Mr. George Post in the Pamrapo district,
and inquired II Mr.. Post in The girl re-
piled in the negative whcreupon the fellow demanded
that he bo allowed to remain in the house Till Mr.
Posts The gir refused TO admit HIM and lie
struck her forced his way into The sitting and be-
gan pack up several articles Miss Leah Post hear
ing tho noise, procured revolver, and standing at
rear door lcvelled the head Of the tramp who i'm
mcdiatcly took TO his heels.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE NEW ARMORY.

Tho following letter, with incosurc. has been re-
ccvcd by the Armory Committee of the Seventh
regiment
New YORK, March 21. 1875
To GENERAL COMMITTEE os NEW ARMoRY SEVENTH
REGIMENT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the services rendered by
the Seventh regiment and sympathzing with the OBJ
ject expressed tho circular dated February Is in
vng subscriptions TO the armory fund, take
pleasure In offering subscription for the sum OF
$500 and in inclosing check or same the reccp,
Of which be so good 10 acknowledge AMI oblge
very truly yours, COOPER HEWITT u co.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
A SUPPOSED SAFE BURGLAR.
POLICE COURT NOTEs.

Emily Comstock WAS yesterday arragned before
Justice otterbourg, at the Essex Market Police Court
on a charge Of having stolen quantity OF valuable
female apparel from her employer on the 1st OF Sep
icmbcr last She suddenly disappeared on that date.
the larceny being discovered Immediately aftcr her
departure. Although she confessed The thef TO ofccr
Newman, OF the Tenth precinct upon her arrest she
Yesterday denied her guilt court and wa, co m.
miIed In dcfaut OF $500 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
FEBRUARY FIRES.

The long delayed report Of the Fire Marshal was
handed TO the Fire Commissioners yesterday morning
The Of the delay tho difficulty OF finding out
the losses and the insurances in the Broadway nre
The losses amount to 81 5 067 tho insurances wcro
81 500 400 The total number Of fires during the month
was III. The losses being about 81 $40 as
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
BURNED TO DEATH.

Claus Richter. child three years old while playing
with matches the residence Of hrs father, No
70l Myrtle avenue BROOKLYN ycstcrday set nro 10 his
clothes and severely burned that death cnsucd
within a few hours thereafter.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
Ex-CoMPTRoLLER JOHNSON

Tho republican members OF the Common Council OF
Brooklyn urging the prosecution OF Comptroller
Evan w. johnson, and steps looking 10 that end are
now on foot lie is charged with having sold city as
scesncnt bonds while In ofce several years ago. be-
low par and thereby causing a loss 10 tho city "
sSs,Oo0 II IA claimed ior Mr.. johnson that AZ tho
time the bonds sold Brooklyn bonds were n drug
In she market and necessary TO increase tbo in-
terest on them from SIN TO seven per In order
Get sale for ttonl
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE TRUANCY ACT.

The case OF the alleged trunnt Alfred c. Cameron
for whose appearance court writ OF habeas corpus
granted, up before Judge Donohuc in Supreme
Court, Chambers, yesterday The boy arrested
under the provisions OF the Truancy ac passed by the
Legislature May, 1874 and committed the oath OF
William G. Bradley, agent OF tho Board OF Ed
ucaton by police magistrate TO the House OF Refuge
Randalls Island The facts developed before Judgc
Donchue by the attorneys for the petitioners Messrs
Gibbs Murphy, were that Alfred C. Cameron is over
fifteen years old and ia wise amenable to the pro-
OF the act in question, which applies only to
children between the ages of eight and fourteen years
and that he was violently removed by police officer
IRON the bedroom OF his mother and taken the place
Of imprisonment above mentioned The counsel for
the House OF Refuge strcnously insisted that the i'm.
prsonment OF the alleged truant entirely within
the statute This position was, however held by Judge
Donohuc 10 be untenablc and the prisoner accord
ingly discharged.
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
PARIS GREEN AGAIN.

Charles Parkins, aged sixyavc living in PINE street,
Paterson N. j.. committed suicide on Tuesday after
by taking quantity or Paris green in glass OF
beer. Domestic difficulty is saId 10 have been the
OF the For thirty years he had worked as
blacksmith in the Rogers Locomotive Works, and had
accumulated considerable property by bis economy
and Industry
The New York herald., 1876-03-23

Gallagher, burglary; Same vs. Frank Moran,
Morris Sullivan and Andrew Gallagher. burg
larry Same James Dolan, burglary; Same
Richard Falton. Charles Quinlan, Luke Cryan and
Thomas Langdon burglary; Same James McCue
burglary: Same VIZ Anthony Fesser, grand larceny )
Same vs. Ernest Pest grand larceny; Same Charles
Okourke grand larceny; Same James Smith,
grand larceny; Same VS. Dennis Dcery petit larceny
Same vs.. Adolph Werndorl gambling
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
TIE WALKER DIYORCE SUIT

The divorce suit Instituted by Dr. Walker against his
wife Eliza Jane Walker together with the cross divorce
suit and other suits growing OF tho case seem TO
be productive OF llmilahe motions Before Judge
Van Brun holding Special Term Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, no less than three motions were made by
Mr.. John b. Perry, counsel for Mrs. Walker, all OF
which were opposed by Mr. G. W. McAdam, who ap-
peared for DR. Walker
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
WAR ON THE GAS COMPANIES.

most determined fight took place in the Common
Council OF Bayonne " J., Tuesday against tho mo-
ton to pay the bill OF tho gas company. Mr.. oliver
contcnded that tho contract between that company
and the city was void, and u explained that the
contract was passed through the vote OF a member
who. at the time, was stockholder in the gas com
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
NO SEAT NO FARE.

To TEE EDTroR or THE HERALD:-
am personally cognizant OF the fact that tho Rail-
road Committee OF the Assembly is being used for
wrongful and corrupt purposes by notorious lobbyists
and shall mako the facts public at the proper time
ANOTHER WHO KNOWS
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
CRUELTY ON SHIP BOARD.

Frederick W. zcgler, seaman, belonging TO the
schooner Charles II. Kelly, recently arrived from
spain, appeared before United States Commissioner
Winsow, Brooklyn yesterday, and made a complaint
against samuel Grey first mate OF the vessel charging
him with having brutay beaten him who on tho
voyage TO Brooklyn. HIS examination was adjourned
A. Anril
The New York herald., 1876-03-23
THE EXCISE BOARD.

committee OF the liquor dealers organization,
composed OF Major sauer, John Townsend and James
keenan,, had conference with Mayor wickham yes
terday. The committee requested HIS Honor 10 ap
point representative OF the liquor dealers the new
Board of Excise Commissioners The term OF tho
present Excise commissioners expires tho LIST of