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In HBm H FOFNdAgistEiiag .dsao az
,iJOHN TlELhIoTT is aychpdidateafQ1 .re1
election as MAGISTRATE OF The, fourteenth qlYll
District al the ENSUING Aughsbelection'h SEt
{ 0l dIroi bF6r QODai&ble.b9n9Qo bJ
III AZ 466astSbio 81 tSt Fc$fteS1tS ivil
District. nlinf0W OH 1BiI miS9toiI
FOR Attorney geHereloBaFalety CIF7
cuff Court
? am 4 candidate for election 70 tire otico'of
Attorney ,aeperRl Yufl the Bnr1ettl Qirpuit
Court. subject 10 the aetionof the terminating
CohVention of the Dem6crhtto ndVonserval
,tiLe Partyko be held IN > s9asl REAta0RnbN
q BG1 Y9dj Fdr snefia. n9hi sH Ms
ANDERSON bng odhaidhto9 for re-
election 10 tho, Office qfSherih subject 20 the
action az tho Shelby County Defnbcfanc and
Conservative O0ngehtionth JmsneNtO 7Ots
.dg obi Fer COuntylT rgytaes9yo 90.
Toitbs yotersafis Shelly County 3 mjisiy Oh
, I am,A oapdidate. foS gsi election 70 tho Office
p6f Chdnty Trtmte6 for Shelby cotnty, subject
Ia M n~omi1gtion .efthSD enpetatle aud Cdg-
serVativo Convention TO be held Ia June next.
May9J 1890 Hlts9 ". @RAMEINGSsli
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WE BEG TO CALL THE ATTENTION
VHIbfthd blldwihg go0ds ia the extrabrdii
ID close 6uttAe entire line'of Skinner stock ID

.Children's Gauze Vests at,
Boys IhdA Gaata2zeg 5Basfs b
Mems Cotton UNDERSTANDS all Siz
Men 8 fnniditmi Came u hndershiits, a
Men India Gaa78 gndafsh
Mems India Gauze Bnqefshifts, e
Mems LisleE Thread qundershirts,
Mems Angola, Suits, best quality,
lMshi lBleaohed Jeans 1Fa*ersye
Mems Blesched Jeans QgsMeHsY4
Mems Bleached Linen DrawefsibE
.Men's aBiliaaaiccIbed SSLIliinisslniooaD fSSS%S5sBiRSs5,qf
1Eine British half7hose, So dQQzzeAHG;
The best Gnespf Gents Dress 81
and Handlerchiefe in fhe Sa
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1876-07-12

A Herald correspondent has
had an interview with Don Carlos
at Washington. The Prince is
only twentyeight years old. lie
GAm}is6i6a and has five
children, He repealed the idea 6f
desiring to establish a throne in
OF 9lse@herel in this hemis-
phere, but evidently has hopes Of
the Spanish. throne! 40 ntLu
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'fVI oUC3 FUC, D HHU DUO each
sizes, tf.v: 49, SOC each
$, @SI ,371e, 45c and SOC EACH
! sizes, /: 200 ace, Soc and 75c each
quality, :: 81, $1.25 and 81, 80
ira quality GossameB $1.5O and $1.75
dhoaIiAa ioogs3212f5S $40 and $40
eelleat quality : 76c
st make and finish, :,,isb si,rr $1,OO
quality, 'o7asI: $3.50
st make and nishc,Joleg 9ll!v.igS1, rs
Supefine British half7hosey 81 dozen.
siGGqllaf G8fFs 4sscaa4FBffsS,diB sHs22D5T95es
Invest at IT., loNyy,eest prices, sled SS bas
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COuNrEI. 9pEM0CRA ffE. 1flrkET

COUNTY, ID MQCRAFIC TICKET
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a asaq5GiL b, .ANpERSQNs ss19o I
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% -........,.... E0R. TRusTEE.oio .sHoit
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y iaI F6R dRAAkRtH R4lJtBbRs1p2 4
inla pTTHos..I H toGE WOOD radI'
FOR A~4T0RNgY GES- bartlett CfRo6fT COURT
GEORGE v, GORDON,
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B. EOWENSTEINl& RROS9.,,A a ~ n
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GT9a day ath0me.= HfeAEs waHJSds@upt.
PAS lit and terns ffeh AFRUE 4 CO., Au-
gusta, Msine.
sgELTe ARBETINbs, nc I'D yafdII BRLT
Stts0EIh1k4 for rooms m place C0F bJaser.
FELT ROOFING and SIDING. Por circular
and sample, address c, ]. FAY, Camden, Nj.
tIfetTTTFT WTHHTHHG1UTwt-
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DF ALL INTERESfED IN lnR PtiRtafhsE
nary I2M p5ieS q SggAlcK wei ofeF thSn,' m.,drdcr

:rsa.l Soc, Acc, 45c and SOC ca,
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since the days of 1910.
so F6Gf-4<4m --HiU
The Nashville American, in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

SEARCHING FOR PURE WATER

Mayor elect Sieder, of Jersey City, who will DO
proposed scheme for obtaining from the Passac
RIVER near Little Falls on the vcle plan Therc
two important considerations involved in the qucs-
ton. The first is whether the public health is affected
by tho present supply which, is charged, polluted
to great extent ans, secondly, whether the cost OF
that required to maintain the present water works at
Bcleve" These questions Mr.. Siedler viii very
probably submit tho Board Of Aldermen for consid-
Grafton in his forthcoming message. Mayor Megs, or
Bayonne whose father when President OF the Board OF
Aldermen of Now York city, in 1882, originated tho
scheme He holds that the proposition 20 supply
Bayonnc from wells is impracticabe. The population
of New York when the Croton scheme was preached
was 202 600, and the project cost $l4, 600 The
of the cities and towns In New
Jersey interested in the supply proposed Is
400 600, and the cost Will not exceed $4,000 0v0 The
authorities or all the municipalities Interested
ply OF pure water, but there - diversity
OF opinion the from which the supply
be obtained The Lake Hopacong scheme has been
abandoned. The Newark authorities are considering
whether tho water supply to the proposed natural
reservoir at Little Falls could not be obtained IRON
Greenwood Lake at a cheaper than by pumping
from n receiving basin at Little Falls In the former
case the supply could be obtained by gravity through
out and no machinery would be required The of
pumping according TO Chief Engineer Bailey. OF New
ark would be 5000 600 year. This would be the in
So 600 and by expanding the Inter
tho construction of aqucduct to Greenwood Lake all
tho municipalities would be saved considerable
amount in the future.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
PROBABLE HOMICIDE.

on Thursday William Bullwagon and John Robinson,
two colcrcd men. residing at Rosyn, l. l. were en-
poycd by the captain OF coal barge lying the wharf
a The above place to assist In unloading They finished
their work al halfpast Ave O'Clock r. w. and the cap
tain paid Robinson the money due them both. Bull
wagon shortly alter demanded his money from Robin
son. who refused TO pay him. Angry words followed
hrt~ren them. al which Buliwagon became greatly en-
RACED nni seitng an Old Ratchet that lying on tho
dnsk dcalt Robinson two blows on the head MASKING
N ~ skull and lace. Bullwagon then went to the
resaence squire Frost aud himself up but was
~ the Justice, no one appearing against him.
shorty amer word again brought to the Justice Of
the ARRAY and Bnlwaeon was arrested ana committed
20 the ,ounty JalL The injured taken 10 his
residence ana medical attendance procured Robinson
vas st alive last evening, but cannot by any posi-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

udgc Barrett yesterday denied Tho motion 10 sr
ssidc the judgment IN the 81 the Pennsylvania ana
Reading Coal Company against J. =. Austin
Suit was begun yesterday In the United states D.s
trct Court against Sheppard 6anday 20 and Irancs
skiddy to recover s3ss % alleged 10 be due
house bond.
In the OF Bernard uhiman against Collector Ar
thur alleged duties PAID smbro,.
deries and silks, winch was begun Thursday "a ne
United States Circuit Court, tie jury yesterday 70
turned verde, Tor tho defendant
John Cody, who brought suit against the Erie Raj.
way Company Tor sloo damages for bcing PEI 81 ne
train the facts OF which have been yablsha -. "a
very successful IN hts SUIT The nais4 yes-
terdsy in . verde, Tor niiy cents N hls ia,er
the United states Gircait Court iElenctona we're
yesterday granted by Judge Wallace Restraining enc
United States Lyc Company. the Iniernato0nl Lye
Company and vsschir A Hall from lnlnastng 40
Pennsylvania Iye Companys patents Tor puitass W
concentrated lye
Upon The order 70 show cause Why ne l,susss'e.
Ihe Police Department. restraining gfom takins pos
session Of In the Police balcnE shYui noi ~
vacated there quite extended arrunent ys.lef,
day before Judge sp,er. The Court sook ne psg~Ta
rescrving its decision.
a petition in involuntary bankruptcy has b.sn siss
IN the Clerks once the United states Dsrrt Coars
in bankruptcy against Frances k wrsiey ana a u
wrslcy. formerly propretors % ihe >sw Nosk HotcA
rcprssennE sis. 900 OF shs indeossness q las
bankrupt&
A verdict for $500 wA< yesterday directed ~
Judge Dorohus, In supreme Coart Csfcalt aeur q
she pusche<s National Bark Of fsrhaven. a the
against the rhrnix wnenousns Company u M cay.
The ncsion brougns % rrcoser pronissory
noscs made In lso6 ~ ne dcfendant<
In the suii brought BY Thomas Callahan against The
Bls~cker Street Railroad Company TO damages
On account OF tho killing Of his hcs through being
over BY or the defendants cars which Was ifsa be-
forc Judge Van Hoescn In the Court Of Common Pleas
verdict was given yesterday Tor the plaintiff for $500
In the old suit brought hy VIII lam Nelson, Jr,
against tho city, which has been once carried % The
Corrs Of Appcais and the calender awaiting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
CUSTOM HOUSE.

Upward " ten night Inspectors, recently discharged
have heea resppented a. day inspectors and cIcrKs,
on sccoant Of their efficiency.
General Arthur tho Collector Is reported at the Gus
House bc about taking steps stop the payment
II Anceo cents. which accompanies the majority OF
Custom House snires. detective Ia tho pay OF tho
SECRETARY al shs Treasury having been placed watch
he entry clerks 70 see whether they accept these petty
brlbrs
Kx.~pecsal Treasury Agent Colonel y. u. Howe. rc~
emily app,nlrd Pension Agent returned from WASH
ln.ion yesterday aud informed HERALD reporter that
M accounts With the Treasury Department all in
ofser Mr. Howe has been Treasury Agent the past
keyen years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BIwGe-wxyMAx.- Thursday, April q. al Trinity
church. by the Rev. Tclfair Hodgson, LEWIS BERGE to
MARY T. WKyxAN eldest daughter oil the late James L.
Wcyman all OF this city.
CocRorr-BucHAxAx.-On Thursday, April 81 al tho
residence ofthe bride, by the Rev A. g. Lawson JAMES
CocRorr 10 SARAH j. BUCHANAN, daughter or John and
Ann J. Buchanan
HEpcEs--B RIScKgRHory.--0 Wednesday, April 20,
1876 At the OF the bride, 10 Charlton ST. by
the Rev DR.. Cornelius H. Edgar, Harry I. Hedges. OF
Nebraska to Miss HELEN T. BRiScKERHoFr OF this CITY,
Sag Harbor IL H. and Omaha tNcb.) papers please
copy.
MALcoNsoS--SrEwAar--0n Wednesday, April 20, at
the residence OF the brides parents, by the Rev Mr.
Herr, GEORGE MALcoNsoS. OF Philadelphia, to Miss
JEsNIE A. STEWART, of this city
REgp--HAzzARp.-- ST. Andrews church. Stamford,
Conn. April ~ by the Rev. T. W. Brathwaite JOIN b.
REID, Jr.. TO ARRlE H., daughter OF Captain Charles
Hazard. OF New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
DANIEL DREw's RESIDENCE.

Daniel Drew Is y defendant n lhe supreme Court IN
which Louise r. Edy, Gcorgana Everett. Ansoheue
Cozzcns and Josephine corxcns painiins. 20
forcclose four mortgages The house aud ot
OF Seventeenth and Union The Mortgages
were for $7g, 900 each, upon winch there B o.
Louise Edy, $62, sds; 10 1corgiaDa Everett g. GOO.
TO Anoinctte Coxxcns, 10000 a. and ~ gnrcptite
Cozzcns. $.1. SOS "a Notice Of action ~ the above
effect yesterday fled in the County Clerks ofnoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

DECLINE
Tho following arc the changes in closing prices com.
pared with those of yesterday
ApvAScK-Ncw York Central, u; Delaware Lacka.
wanna and Western, ~; Northwestern preferred, q,
New Jersey Central TX Pacific Mall Il Rock Island;
u Union Pacific, y; gold, =.
and s. Joseph, * Illinois Central Lake shore, x;
Michigan Central Y; Missouri Pacific. Y; North
western common. ri Ohio aud Mississippi Quick
silver, !; 81. Paul, v; do preferred, VI Western
Union, ".
srArrosAnr.-wabash, Producers Pcsrosum, Pam
ANA, Harlem, Hannibal preferred G., ana I q, A.
lanc ana Pacific preferred and Atlantic and Pacific
Telegraph
rHx MONEY xARKKr
Money hardened somewhat to-day and was exceps
tIonaIy quoted As high per cont but the closing
rates weres and per cent Prime discounts remained
unchanged 1t and per cent
The following arc the rates Of exchange New York
In the aforementioned cities Charleston, IA Y
premium; savannah, s-is premium; Cincinnati (nrmh
40 = 100 premium; New Orleans, commercial,
ls2 1-Ie bank y; 81 Louis. 100 premium; Chicago.
So cents premsm. Foreign exchange was very nrm.
Prime sterling asking rates ASS Aeo; selling rates
Asssa ASK and AssS Asek Rsichmarks, aSx
o.. and sex osH. Cables ssx. Prime PARIS,
Aiss. aaii,s
Gold closed a llcss, after selling al Hay ana ll2x.
Tho rates paid for carrying were l, TX and PEP
sest Loans wcrs also mAds hal
CLEANING STATEMENT
Currency exchsnKcs SIS, 11z0n
Currency balances. .............. aSl1.050
Gold exchanges ..-........ 6.2s9p6o
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. OSo
The specie engagements tor 10 .morrow's steamers
amount 20 t2soooo
DIRT GOODS xroRrs
The Imports OF dry goods At this port for the wen
ending today were 81, Is3 ga and the amount mar.
ke'sd sls<s.ss7 The total imports Of dry goods Il
the port since January $50 800 ana tho total
amount marketed sSs o2,35l.
GOVERNMENT noxpa
Government bonds closed steady at the following que.
ta'ions;-united states currency slxcs l2sk 127,
DO do, 1851, registered, l2lx a 12l,l; do do, d.,
coupon, ls2S l228; do do, 1865 registered, 1l4X
iibi da d., do, coupon, lls . l1sk; do. do, do
ssw' registered, lls lisk; Do. Ia, da, d., esspaas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
4 DRUNKARD's TERRIBLE END.

The body OF Jacob Gilman found suspended by a
rope from the limb Of the Grccnvilc district
OF Jersey City yesterday. Tho body presented shock
ing spectacle. The features were distorted the
tongue protrudcd nearly inches and tho limbs
drawn up, showing that tho hna struggle
terrible Dilman unmarried and was fifty years OF
age lie was native OF Germany, and for many years
previous to his untlmcy cnd he was IN the employ OF
Mr. Van ClecL He had been drinking freely, aud this
IL is believed led to his desperate purpose The body
was taken to the Morguc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

AcxERMAx.--fn Algicrs, Africa, March !, ulL, Or
WILLIE ID. AcxERxAS, aged 81 years
Notice OF funeral viii be gwen on Monday.
BowSE-In Brooklyn, April "a, WESLEY BowyR,
aged 81 years.
The remains win be taken to Princeton, N. j., athalf
past twelve o'clock April - Tor intcrmcnt.
BrsuE.--On Thursday afternoon, April ~, HESRr i.
BrsHE, nged 81 years
His relatives and friends, and those Of his son,
Eugene l. Bushe. are invited 70 attend tho funeral
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

Goldscher No 20 Baxter street, chsrss Of receiv-
ing stolen goods. II appears that the cath inst
Bandlcye sold TO him two pawn tickets vhNn regrs-
scented dozen Of uIdershrss and dozen % drnwrrs
valued at so. which there was loan 81 o. Gold
sher paid bandisyc az Tor the tickets. and srernsfd
redeemed the goods and. lie sid ihcm Tor 30
Bandlcye was brought up from the fnmo4 and fnly
idcnthed Goldsher ~ the man - whom bs fnld the
pawn tickets G0ldscher held In co
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
MR.. CREAMER'S SUIT.

The decree in suit in which Lydia Crittenden is the
plaintiff and Thomas J. Crcamer, late Senator of this
State and member OF Congress, to foreclose mort
gage on three lots on Thrteh street, between Fourth
and Fnh avenues defendant, was yesterday entered
in the County Clerks ONCE The referee finds that
So. $50 is que on tho mortgage, and he orders the
sala of tho propcrtY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

In Elizabeth ~ j., Thursday night the rcctory OF
Christ Church broken into BY burglars and robbed
81 about 500 worth Of table and clothing belong
the rector ~. Pisrsons house was also robbed
Of aruclcs worth 310o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
JUDGMENT DAY IN JERSEY.

Yesterday sentence day for cuprts IN the Court
OF Sessions at Jersey City. David Schaffer convicted
OF grand larceny, sentenced to six months i'm
prisonmcnt; James Lahey, assault and battery, nine
months; John sullivan, assault and battery, four
months: James McQuadc, Edward Hoos and Owen
o'Brcr larceny. three mouths Adolph Root, larceny
three months strong plea interposed by prom
mont citizens Of Hobokcn in behalf of William Ryan
aud Michael Mahcr, who were charged with setting
10 buildings and the Court suspended sentence.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
PIFTY-sEvENTH STREET COURT.


James H. Strait, OF No io0 Madison svcnue. 70
Gently rented two In the tenement No ~ East
Twenty ninth street. for The purpose Of using them a.
storcrooms. Last Saturday he placed therein twelve
trunks containing clothing and silverwHre. worth
about 500. on Tuesday he found that the trunks
had been broken open and robbed. Oaesr Nurpty, ~
the Twenty-nrst precinct being detailed a. invcSlNat>
the arrested one Thomas hanniran. who hsdSe.n
employed by Mr. Strait 10 remove the trunks IN sat
urday. He rcmanded 10 enable the o;lccr 10 o.
tain some proof against HIM
AN EMBEzzLER CoNYEssES-
William II. Fawol cashier OF tho Grand Onion
Hotel in East Forty-second street. suspected =
few days ago of converting to his moneys be
longing TO his employer. William d. Garrison, super
intendcnt of the hotel invited him into where
two other meh, broad shoudcrcd and fierce looking.
already seated The cashier then informed OF
the suspicious against him. He nj FIRST solemnly denied
the charge but after being kept locked up In the
with The two fierce looking men $50 he stated 10 the
officer who subsequently, arrested him) ho admitted his
guilt and promised that If pardoned he would refund
the money taken by him. Ofiicer Murphy, Of The
Twenty first precinct. then called In and faweli
given into his custody. After arriving Al court
Garrison refused to prosecute owing was said 10 the
magnan,mty OF Mr. Shaw the proprietor OF the hotcl
The accused was therefore discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
ASSAULT WITH A RATCHET.

John Mitchell, laborer residing At the corner OF
Franklin avenue and st. Marks place. Brooklyn, was
arrested yesterday morning complaint of hts wife,
Ann who charges him with assaulung her with a
Ratchet and cutting her about the head and lace while
he was drunk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT

The following cases heard In the United States
Supreme Court yesterday
No. 2l9 Steam ferryboat America Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company Appeal from tho Circuit
Court for tho Southern district OF New York. This
suit brought by the railroad company owners of
the stcamtug Fairfield against the erryboat belonging
to the Union Ferry Company 70 recover damages for
injuries sustained by their tug in collision between
the boats in the East River, November l3, 1865 The
bows OF the boats camc together. and the tug was
so injured that she sunk on reaching the wharf
The District Court found that the America guilty
OF iau that tho collision occurred through the mis-
take OF the Farchild in porting and attempting to
do On appeal 10 the Circuit Court IL was then
held that the America was ut fault IN not having
proper lookout and in manDuvrng TO enter her slip,
the Court taking the view that In crossing tho river 1t
necessary for her. after heading up stream against
ana swing into il, and that by failing to do this she
contributed TO the accident the decree reversed,
and the libel dismissed In this Court the parties rely
respectively, upon the opinion Of of the in
their favor AS stated above the facts, developed IN
the evidence, are very obscure. b. D. Silman for
appellants; W. X. Beebe, for appcccs
No. 22l. City OF ST LOUIS The United States
Appeal from the Court Of ClaimsThis suit, formerly
IN the OF the city Of Carondect, that city being
merged ia the city OF St Louis now in the name OF the
latter city, for tract of land Of about 700 acres
known as Jefferson Barracks, claimed as portion OF
the commons OF CarOndelet. The government does
not deny that the land IL within these commons as
confirmed by the act OF 1872, but 1t is claimed that
title Is In the United States by reservation, declared In
1855 by the Secretary OF the INTERIOR have boon
made by implication in tho act Of confirmation;
also by deed from Carondelct IN 1854 the consider
alton Tor which the revocation by the Land
Department of order for rcsurvey limiting the
commons of the claimant II Is insisted that the
include now 200 acres more than originally be-
longed 10 them than tho United States were
under any obligation 10 concedc The Court of Claims
held that the action OF the Land Department was au-
thorizcd conclusive against the city, nn1 that
the deed Of 1854 for valuable consideration, be-
ing made in the settlement OF doubtful title and to
secure advantage to Carondelet These conclusions
Of law assigned error here. Mr.. Blair for plain
tit error; 3 r. Phillips, Solicitor General, for gov
eminent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29
PACIFIC MAIL INQUIRY.

In the absence OF Judge Fullerton ana 81 witnesses
INC Pacific Mall investigation was postponed YESTERDAY
until the second Tuesday in May. when u will be
unucd from day 10 day until rnshed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

Ths cenirs onee Detectives yesterday ARRESTED ne
folow ns gartres 80 tolstiea u shs Lottery 10
rrsns ss1. - ssoen4 assnss; nsnrs Roberts, "a.
= >lrth assnse JacpA bro~n. ~ 40 West flriy.
stxhth street Mshsri shay - ~ euxton street; 10.
waro hA~lrY, ~ 90 Me.a Cry anth siress reosse
piNafv~ Ne - ofesue street. ana WNlaam Mvbb. NJ.
49, SIKH sssnue fte = mll.ats m4lc ~ James
A Ny. ~ >a ~ kxAts atenac. and .Nofke NJ.
smith. q Ne - >lnth Tho compartments
seat " NE hoa.e ~ pstsnton the prisoners
we're required 70 give tl.tsv bal ter trial
tina sorpxnr AT McnxEns's
The s~lndlins operation ~ which John v Banslrys
formerly : clerk m A. 7. stewards store. obtained
s<oo worth Of goods from Mccreery 4 Co. No soi
Droadvay. resulted yesterday IN The arrest o. Nsx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-04-29

An action tired before Jadrc sece~lsk IN the sn-
psror Court yesterday Which shows shs difference "
pplnlon wnieh sxlsis smong lawyers, 10
the value ~ their n action bFoughs
BY Mr. klbfags 7 Gerry soc sci known lawyer,
against William MARTA aad others Cor pro
fc~xicnai services from tho evidence ihe ap
pears that Mr. Gerry haa been rc,ane b. aecnanss
Their counsel upon the probate u shs wi u Mufori
Martin decreased who the iather " tho deeadantA
Nv this viii the three daughters q M
pnls len 500 900 between them. eheress ihe
reslduary legateee would n ths ~ili sastn med.
tome mo Isssseeson ~ ever s4o"o,Vo The wai
sustained ~ che Sarrce gate and allowance made
oil the counsel engaged TIE daughters appeals from
this decision of the surrogate ana Mr. Gerry
retained by the their counsel Asr CONSIDER.
able litigation and ieHa tacscs thr p4rte. Interested
settled the controversy and the appeals dscou.
unusd kacn party we're % nay ihrir o~u counsel
The defendants thought that NJ Gerry haa been
ncicntly paid BY The allowance made w
she surrogate, aud declined " Jay hls btll
Hence the suit Alter the statement ~
MI Gerry. detailing the nature 81 hs services, had
been read TO the jury ~ hts coans~l NJ Ambrose
Mcneil statements then read - M Moacil he
half Of Mr. Gerry aud by exJudge fancber Who repre-.
scented the deicnasns from cpunsors 20 abe
value OF the services Rendered. charles . Aouor.
Judge John X. Porter and Hon. John NcNeon al hxed
the value Of me services siouo. while Mr. ". = a.
Fuller, Luther H. Marsh and - J0dSe Fullerton con.
sidercd that from $40 zoo ; SUM- lent
penssnon. The Jury iouad verdict fur Mr. Grrry,
awarding hiln 81. 60 Tor his sersaees