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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

THE notice of the Fourth of July
meeting in Bristol last week, furnished
by R. F. Roberts, failed to appear entire
in the Telegraph last week. Instead OF
the I'd page of the copy being placed
on the copy hook with the first, it found
its way into aietter from Mr.. Roberts
marked confidential, which was not
discovered till too late to get it in the
Telegraph. We give place to the full
communication this week.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

Senator Logan is said to have spoken Tor nearly
three hours in secret session eftae Senate Oh
Monday arguing against the jurisdiction OF the
Senate in the Belknap trial His arguments are
said TO have been well fortified with authorities
and his speech to be spoken Of by his fellow
Senators as the finest he ever made.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

Mrs. A. j. WILMER, on Trial in the
Municipal Court, Milwaukee, Judge
Mallory presiding, for the murder of Dr..
Garner, IF Milwaukee, commencing May
10th, was brought to close on the 22d,
by the jury, after fifty-eight hours
elaboration, finding the following
verdict: We, the jury, find the defend
ant guilty IN the manner and form as
charged in the indictment.
Mrs. Wilmer, who had been sitting
quietly till then, Immediately arose and
addressed the foreman and continued to
talk in Wild incoherent manner till
interrupted by her COUNSEL moving for a
new tria on the record, and till she was
removed from court. The remarks of the
bystanders were all to the effect that the
verdict was monstrous, that the woman
was clearly insane, etc. The jury il
reported to have looked on, not feeling
satisfied with their work. The Judge.
after saying new trial could be applied
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
The Walworth County Indepen

The Walworth County Indepen-
dent of last week says:
notwithstanding the backward
ness of the season, spring wheat, oats
and barley are looking remarkably
well, wherever the ground is not so
low and wet as to be unfavorable for
their growth. Corn will be put in
to the ground late, but if we have a
favorable summer. and long one,
it will make the crop good. Alto
gether the outlook for a remunera-
tive season for the farmer is encour-
aging.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

Mr.. John Stevens of Bristol last week freed a
lynx in the woods east of Bristol Station. Having
no firearms with him he endeavored to call others
to his assistance but failed to make himself heard
He then left the tree and went home to get his
gun but on returning the animal could noi be
found.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
TEE KENosHA TELEGRAPH
gKENosHA, WIS, MAY %, 1870

JOHN MARIO, OF Milwaukee, has been
nominated and confirmed for collector
at Milwaukee.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

BLAINE has been sick with chills for several
days, was better but had another relapse and a
chill on the 22d and was worse than at any pre-
vious time.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

President GRANT was informed by Mr.. Sartoris
London, by cable telegram, Monday morning, OF
the sudden death Of his grandchild nearly year
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25
State papers are requested to copy.

Mr.. P E.. Studebecker and wife, OF South Bend
Ind, also Mar. G. Scott. of New Haven, Conn.
are guests at the Grant House.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

for at any time, and that the couri
Isuspends sentence, left the bench. This
was on Saturday. After deliberatior ali
nigh and all day Till o'clock The jury
reported they could not agreeand request
ed more specific Instructions. Tho judge
then gave supplementary charge q
instructions in relation TO insanity. This
supplementary charge was severely crltl-
cised as well as the verdict. Both would
seem to be justly liable to criticism.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

THE pastor of IKE M. E. Church,
according to the notice in the
Union last week, was to preach
Sunday evening, on Testimonies
from ancient records to the truth OF
Masonic history
The subject OF the pastors SER
mon last Sunday evening was "Tes-
timonies from ancient records to the
truth of Mosaic history"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1876-05-25

THE PRESIDENT, on the 22d inst,
sent to the Senate the following nomina-
tions
Edwards Pierrepont. of New York.
then Attorney General. to be Minister 10
England.
Alphonso Taft of Ohio, then Secretary
of War, to be Attorney General.
J. Donald Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, to
be Secretary OF War.
The Senate, in executive session the
same day, confirmed the nominations.
THE Rooney -SchaetzI Elm murder case,
set for trial on the 2ad inst, has, by the
consent of counsel, been postponed to
the Jane term Rooney being too sick to
i ave his home.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
TIE npposlNG pE?ARTMENrs.

FURTHER ARGUMENTS BEFORE JunGE srLln TO-DAY.
An order was obtained yesterday from Judge
an,ir In Tue Superior CoIri. requiring the Board 81
Health TO show cause Why the injunction recently oh
tsiuod .lns lc Police Department suJdd not he W.
catad o. II least modified 10 enable The Board OF
Police 10 occupy the tc iis G"or o. Tie prem
IS = at NJ 3JI aot-st. The order is made retirnaoe
this morning
Tho Board OF Police claim that In December 1871. te
Board oI Health asked for rooms for the yactinstng
corls winch hid been cd on account Of an cpl
aerr.ic OF smallpox. Commissioner VOOri, stated that
c introduced the resolution to asst 10 he Health De
psrtncnt the rooms in dspuit, because the Board
Of Heal IA hal s,.i ed tAat l. Ea money 10 lire sua
bic au.-ers .iag where. The resolution tNirty stated
Al the rooals s,ei ior tc Use ~ .ic Board Oi
HrSlt temporarily. unsi tlry mat lie ituilcd ~ thn
Ponce D-Drlirat for the trsu~. tlOn o. - DIS ness
Tho Health Comm admit tBat these rooms
we're Nssi.nt 20 tHon nUlafi! anu -t.to taat Ia
would b. lad O. move tie entire husHti az tGo Ocpit
tncut 10 suitable quarters elsewhere. bat their alproi1-
to.s Lave been uBti u has bs.n only "h ihe
rc.-st ECONOMY tlit Lave ccu alc 10 iuots tacg
pressing expenditure. Ihcy cA"ni '.'t al t"i'
ii.Io III ,at Important tnai Gas NacciE
ung Corp. should carry On iis WU.h vigorously a.r
the Poca Board ;urus tbn corps OH OI us prusr rooms
IL Wu nave no pa.o IN which Ia dn tils.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

DROWNING OF A WtLL-KNOWN LAWYER.
SAMUEL HIRsCH DROWNED IN THE EAST RIVER BE-
FORE pAYBaEAK-THg THEORY OF SUICIDE RE-
JECTED BY HIS FRIENDS.
Samuel Hirsch a well-known Hebrew lawyer
OF this city, was drowned yesterday morning at 33o
O'clock IN the East River foot OF Marketst II IL
supposed he fell into the water from Pier No. 81.
Mr. Hrsch was a man about so years Of age, tall alh
OF large frame. and very vigorous and robust He had
always been q temperate man, and was widely known
and highly respected In the legal profession Of which he
had been member for than twenty years He was
a large real estate owner. and Considered 10 Inc a
wealthy man, although in the recent depression OF values
in real his property have been considerably
affected His legal practice. bowever'was large ana re-
muner&ve His Office at No. 3l9 Broadway, ana hls
residence In Eighty-sxth-s, near FftaNe. he leaves
widow and several children.
1t is not known what called Mr. Hirsch to the lower
part Of the city early hour how he happened
fall Tho theory OF suicide, which has
been suggested IA not considered to be enabe by any OF
the friends OF Mr. Hr,ch. Iroin the asenc'
cause. hs business being in satlafWiOry
condition, and lis family relations OF the most c0ihl
and pleasant character. The body was discovered ny
Roundsman Buckley and Officers Powell and Walsh OF
the Precinct and taken the police station,
from which 1t sent tn tbc horgue. On tie permit oi
dence ana an Inquest viii be held In few day Wien
t1e body found there WAS god w,tch and chain ID
the vest pocket aud three esr suis ~ tue shirtooso"'
TIE pockct-bo0k contained only 30 cents .
Mr. Uirsch nOSd FOR his powerful voice, we
sentorian which could be heard easily at long
iisfan o. occasion. wnen motion was 10 pt
argued before Judge Barnard, Mr. HsI5chS clerk sara
tlaJ their site not ready, ~ Mr. hsch WAS ~ e
Nery bIsy engaged IN MS otice Judge Baihsru
remarked that Ii would make difference, tiit hf
frsc could say he desired In us ONCE, and that
he could easily be heard in tho courtroom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
SHIPPING LNTELLIGEECE.

PORT OF NETWORK .................Apnn 27
CLBAREn.
Steamship p. Caand Dutchb Deides Rotterdam, FuneA
steamship Pommerana CGer). schwensen. Hamburg Kun
steansa p Etna CBrl. Samson. Prince, savani
Steamship richmond Kelly. Norfolk city Point and Rich
m ui Oonlno Oh stelnslhp 90. ..
s,ssg ManoTe DayE'Ss rseg1 a James s Hand
steamship Eiosnora johnson, Portland. J. f. Ames.
81 aGls.iip Ann LIZA hislars, Philadelphia Jas Hand
steans.ii GAMMA (Dr, Leddeoa, hamilton, belmaJa A
steamship Columbus, Reed. Banana. W. r. Clyde 8 On
Steamship ayD Orb - tal Ga.gDw, HendirsoI Bros
n-r. odumGia, DicAelsou, bridsecoSn, LAR, H. rrOw.
biS 5snSr cNor Tonnesen oronstaat Punch Edye
,,ark II. D. stoyer PIERCE Havana Jas 4. Ward Co.
B.r< Regina Coeh (Frl Gradd Alic'nts spain. james
3ars Flash Light tBr), Card Appeo RIVER n. s, W
IA. iche (sr srObrdga. LagaayrA and Puerto cAos.
IN z1e z.ltiosen Fosgreen, Coluns and Cadiz span
Dig Dio;itor tDr). Coils Penzance. Eng Faa0n q
brig Tram Abr Tbbotts Perth Amboy. N j. for Oriers
In ida DsLa lorre. Chase. wilmington " c., Jos.
ocnT King, Bradford. ssato Domingo CITY, John
81 iinpass orb Rountree Belize, Hon. Ieayersft
SCH. tDrl MatE. 81 joan, ~ Is, T. l. Seyus
s,r j. ". vanna,asD. Sharp. Iernandina. T. D Hurlout
scar :. NJ wsass shop Hartford geP Blair 3 s2a
sell. > > scranton Peaso, MdiIeto"n Conn. Ferguson
4
ARRIVED.
;eams,i III Peroire (Fr D@ur, Esvre April u, and Ply
M. l.. I..l Ill nidsA pXss. L., BeDso.
,.sAluslIy NOa-lOrs. Lllc- soWDred1. Aprl IS Win
..ase .nI Bass 20 ~. a ~ AitncY . 90. -
.c~Lsip IO5,ll, NBnctt, Havana ApfL u, "lh lndse
steamship knight, Chichester Georgetown. D. c. VITA
ua.,.. ..al j.. - 100 &c. j.
n Va.ey Forge (Df Gardnorl Ames. Liverpool 80 days
Altl
.rN SSH Dubgovacd Aust Guga, Waterford so days in
-rA Nathaniel Sorl Jacobsen Tousberg - days. in bal
BRIG johanna Narxaretha lNor Rasmussen, Gloucester IS
~ IA bAitst
FORgrGs PORTS.
MoyILtR ADrI 27.-Tho Allan Limo steamship Austrian
- "a April 10, ior Liverpool arrived AeTe
.1-.sy
l..lsrol Eng. April 27-The steamship Cornwall. STAN
pei 49, lod le-cS Ia ua5 Tor 10" lvf-
DOMESTIC POTTS.
POgr RofAL = G., AIrl 3lcSued United states steam
sliy 54orOJsa elL f0L Portland, Ne
BALIIaOaa Am 27.-Aruyei. steamship J. :. ShIiyer.
seal. a. Sioysu-, rISel, Belfast Me-
etr,al ,uIs4y JOans Hopkins, hsl u Boston; bssx
,lHUean. Hh.tIoJ Belfast. ireL.nd Dds Eva, McDousA.
FiIADglruA. April 27.-sniled. steamship Indiana for
D
BAussTicK. ia. Ap 27Ceired, schrs. Jas. W. Brown.
Kane Rerl1cs: staples HaOucy Dr Caas Ne
-Jih bJAs Ma go " itusS. oec tfJo bAtnose
C.~. r.. acc Iycy, D1nbar. rom VOW YORK 49,.
DE.AvARE bREAhuATBR- April &I-Psssei H. snip Edlth
MN BsDsoaD April 27.saie. scrs Maggie Todd, sarah
carroll, Line mo iona hcLLor. sd jana
n. lr. ~ iOr zen YORK
NgHLOSUOS. Apul 27-Arfyed schr. Florence tssalerh
from C-v5 e4U4a fofuaA.DUO.
f.0r Latest sh.f Neics see INN Pd5e.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
DECISlONS-AFRIL 27.

Supreme Court CdaHbers-By judge Barrett
Tclkampf ag GooGclh ct alOn sps'on t,t ne o,Ss
mont in6iion iene Ryan ~. The Pao Bet Com any
81 THE a1s,s nron watch rhe order 10 sho~ cause is
sued de- 20 hsye been served Nuss9ala = "a
Iy16y ag Mcyosn ali think The Sur ~ snLci,nt; ne
~ w when he ,ov An excrs, ~ prup
cry ana stable ,as. no.iIani act tgisYi.,pe y r.
vas MI enough plsin,ia out Of 1913 %
lie is therefore entitled 20 the snail 'AiAhcs G
sss lat Prsbly lie 80 rfrrcd pencil the
marrin o hs 1diagt bctNre1 ak Az! seyeD ne says gre
airf T. qHrs = sub.tisniio1 ami without notice 20 nei
t ' ,cS ~ subs.u ION viii b. ORDERED On is aynen
Tho LmitIans Ildu;trLi sayias, Bsne az Gayin e. az
deisi 10th branches ana stag 'atqi "h coStS
~ ldSc IRA iy-C-nrolI PR. Frsodnan-Mouon denied
~ Jmfgr noaohae agt DuAyc Memoranda m.
Niscf,t ITp.Hy judge yaI vo'sL-sa-i.' ast sicEnin
G,,r..i"laa liL-Ey Judge Van vorst-Ri-ley aEt Tar
PaenA Bank o. tao CITY OF Ae"-f"rA-C-se ana amend
. sap.-ioy Cosri-Sner'0l 7ig7-By Judge SpHir.-
Ihe l.tb avenue Earoad Company at The Gii,r. ils-
saI ho, p % tie 1iueaaons OF too, Uy % ieei
r sT' .si r'y ~. tg4 IN. In. 60 Wien i toe me
M y, i "a he trndsn. ina exJ ~ slns ii is
L,ir roye ancss ont extent oDs.reiion
10 polo b. oily nlei To- gorton OF ne 90. . o.
a. S a. ~ r s ,S oSi If 5en M ssrs
Il, Ar i.y. tisIs wola Be- still cary
M say "a heavy rel from ;bs Ivenna N IL pain
s.IA g.. ia - yuiclns can le cOL ste,
l.ating nc street De ore an sas lti a
no zeal tnnrs n.n will resg. from ocAeaOA oil
ualc viii Euw Gao drr'iAr 10 M hp tirrr
Lols, hu.yy ists4l rSlly on The avenue bJ ma
amy, ol,u suri.ce Wan td sirac OF 'A '"@-
lie q TIE pubic this slOii o. q Nc -
,V - ro. l, "a no make o, tas neayy oi1l shOiA
.t is ayeus Until she Iriier asSI.ns u he
alG ttcr Asli
s,iBg iho Ius-tiuuN D. ussi itt lac paroles
si Ee,tr lie Oriaf iifnp tnc ~ r'h
fH-ey The Ngria dntgal lc Insurance" CoIl.hys -
d,iJ,'d ~ tit
100 81 plin n d te itl hcHnef 81
=. az Igtus lt0 counsel fr TO laraes aIb iTepafe
faces -sit!si la accar Aicr via mo prAlns
upon tio ssuss - se sotlt a. I'le
.rr,ucr 10 HstL- tho same -chfsi.cfAoiI as.
tgrt- ul' nj ana an o. entered
u uo.,e e. Al. asst Lesytt 80 s-tNIa allowances
AG .-lIit' ai--fi'ia lof i''
rsai,. th. Tao auS uf tle Muitu o.s "a LaVy ct
81 s.L Hus. -; A1solse AIT lG7O.seHi same
~ Sno5o sed ac.. It al. ag Angel ct aiFld
~ q. titAlef
80 Inc Word Iuta fds ib-uTa g Company. as AID
te. rGTs.h agG Io dayJi, 'sc-FlbiADss
Ac.ii..t adj .lc-
C5p.soH Pi,r.- Vpecrl Terribly CAief7Jnstice {.
r.. D.iy.-W wright at. MuEht-No.D1 toriD NsLah agt
WALSH itiort ~ rstrrf Inci aud nUtin y an.Ai
vo,iae -ChanJe7s--By Judge GoepD.-
fi.ha- NTHi-Is b -osoas ogrTrn ~ Cpck erl ss
joel. .rart it-te; PoTt-r ar Llni-N1'iL ffauiet VI
raj ugf. asansrt All1uet c. lcrcsve ag
DroI r.rr srti4n; s."c ja' SnfAi i'oii <. : L iAt
ins attA-frclt inc tierh SONNY "a, nm,
4-. -utn,riiEt Aotinn srsuted, rfpi, az. hnNh3-
s.puol aa.e nqdrst srant'd Harrison ast ghly
Irulc .Ir srei-.. GttmAh $50 Luxe
-4OD Gia.t.L. CLanO Ia at WILCOX motion EaAte'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28

A very elaborate reed organ, on which the
most ssui careful work has been aylsed. is Just
been shipped by Horace Waters sons Ia Philadelphia,
where il DO exhibited IN competition with o,ncr
DREAMS al tue Centennial Exhibition The meInbers OF
thc 0rn consider THIS their finest production, uaI.ns II
The Wat - Centennial Concerto Organ ard presenting
il As AN evidence of The avau'e wicL they Lave made
I'm the manufacture Of organs 10 h. modelled somewhat
ike the Concerto reed OrGan which took medal
At tie franklin Institute In Philadelphia III
1874 but u has many novelties and Improvements. IL
ls five ocavcs letter thee SCI. OF reeds nj four
teen stops, varying cit - sIt IN tlo following
o.drr: Dulc ii hutc, uelOIia Tort doublt iotc 'tb-
haas vaN ~ nan. Cii.s fuh gan, coupler Iicculu,
clarinet, Niuit and concerto. Ihc reed, are "a "a slcy
VOICED, aud tAr effect Irocucrd ny s.ful ildnip4i-
iiou al rho srqns and swcis Yc-F Attractive. Tue
concerto via tue iur.vdii y Lcn ncaid al
o.. distance, rcse.Ili-s 4 iich alo voice. chanting
20 q I-ht organ nccuW panuu'uf Wlllc thc
clarinet" h..r.' and ''ree'!s" "ie rci
and pleasant D. tOIc. A uJycl f,I,u4e j.
tar int udgriiuu OF ~ oi hcs tp ~ perfect
harmony with reeds. jLs must rcindrHSbi. tIug
a Jdt ne organ JOS grtat iy,I-r AMI yoiue O suGud.
~ cn ~ TIE soi, AMI the swell APPLIED II ms
almost power O1 "a organ, "ltn nru more sNcot-
uess Ihe cis3 OF liz .rent Is 0i Di'cK Na.nl.,
rsnritciy cary and clrgsn ~ drsiu. making, wnrn
closed handsoIno piece ~ pirior ia hiturc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
A DEEPLY INJURED WIFE.

Special Agent Anthony j. Comstock OF the
Post-OCice Department Wednesday arrested young
woman named Elsie Halenbeck. 20 years oi age ID
Catski charged with sending obscene matter throus
the mails The case involves scandal several years
aid and the copplaipt on which tho arrest was made
bv Mrs Mary f. wetmore wife Of DIR. Calvin Wetnore'
a prom nent physician OF Catskl. The woman iia'en
beck has been for u long time improperly intimate VIII
Dr. Wenore and has been soaking by means OF letters
of an Infamous character to drive Mrs Wetnore l,o
separation rom her husband From core irn.c,lu
seized by Mr. Ccnnsiocx IL shown that Dr' Wttnols
vas implicated IN this effort and 10 Is believed VA. III
lie time of the arrest he aud the were preparing
TO clone The case has been the cause OF great soca
agitation IN Cassi and the sympathy or the e9innh
y mas b.ep etropgy Aroused for Mrs. Wctnore OS Tue
ont aYes thar have been hoapei upon her Tue woman
falenDeck in jail a; CiisKili iw ;itlnS an eAa"
lion, which will take place on "Wednesday next
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
TIE nErR pARK ARsoN cAsE.
AcQrlrAL on pAyID AID CAAL sN.nMlR

ACQUIIrAL OF DAVID AND CAhL sh.hN RF.
The tria, OF David and Carl Ssidmore,
in.Iy IN iictci for r nfst Gcgre. chlly
~ having gat Of Jan. -, iet lire 10 the dwell
in.iIi.se OF David s.taDre, ST., 20 Deer Pnt, l. l.,
whereby wesley wight. ni, aio, Fleet ck, aad pavid
sA.l.uofc -s., persisted, begun On "wednesday ntcr-
uoon M tle s.ios County Court Of Oyer and Ictmnrr,
Jud.s pyLln.n pre- ding. D.ilct-Att0luoy Niral.am
appeared The pant o tie pcoP. and John WSlhera Hd
e1 District ;;tony fnjnl for te prisoner Tho tcsti'
rlnfy oD both sidrs hre,. and Was concluded at
o'clock on "wednesday evening. 1Ee evidence on the part
O., tie prosecution the tlat manly already
nnhisi II. IRE prosecution failed 10 slow any com
nj city in the burning o. lie dwelling on the part "i tie
defendants tx .n tlr fact ,hat t.ry had made iAitns
AGAINST thfir and wight BOih David and can
test Eel ~ tasr behalf. ard denied over having
aua.lsd win Their father or wright. On t-s part oi
,hc defense il was shown that b,tl NJ and ir- WRIGHT
were IN tl- hglt o. C.tnng niuvi' 'irl ~ ~r - i~t
tecAs that lrs. MtllAt Ia q" si4t o aa'p"ih, "a
b. room - it tnt upou two peNoaa o,ci-IJua Tie
Kitchen Ton - ar;rst ~ zoe chimney iat ~ was 90,
ron - "a % .o; me lo0r O. warm r room;
and az on occ1si,n - caat the HOof h"d tHk,n
Nra n y-ea5 not C.t....
AT thc opeGiIz 0f the court yesterday morning, after
Ia. Us idt iusr, tho my fciiTcd rrinlh-
In. aftcr A shOH ah-cnca wiI Nc4dgt ol MT Ehit!.
ne yrr,iict cX ccic, and OccisOncd very .io c4-
cltslAeDL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
\ PECULIAR METHOD og SINKING WILLS.

4 decision was given yesterday ~ Brooklyn,
by judge Brncdc Of tIt Unici Sstcs Court, which IN
wolves a LARGE ainDrnt OF Ioouey-it Is STAGED owe
~ DuHuUo. TIE su.t was brought by Nm. ID. Andrews
80. inst c0d1.c \ C1TnSn "a prevent the defendant
from n iS the p!.cHt q. "GrivoG" vel The Iat n;
wa purchased from the inventor Nav D. ISL by the
plain. III. and The process c1nsiat o. the Use OF aTgi
iron tuics which driven into the cir'h tie requisite
ieytl, lr the wafer fntsri br suction pump Tie
iir. pt Ot - the PIP" by soap AT ITO lower end, ana
water raaci eel tH soap ~ dissolved and tie
aperture CcatoJ Ut uOrtructunS The roy dtcs nom
40 i-e 81 tu. process, have besunc the sncu OF large
Ievruir The plAGt 4 claimed tat the dc
endint had IJfrIu cd hs pat nc, sbd the JudS
lus that niTn .cucnt il clCsy pros Ell. and tnc
defendant mus make al accounting to the IlaiEtH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAvRE-fa steamship FsrlirS April 27.-H Grin
ne Leon Ero Henry C.ambys Henry ileatn Mr. Raa.l
Mr. HOry, Mr. CEaDpIOny, Mss Aaale DO. .ad l0ro.lo
Ggr.es oustaycde l8ngsi re- OdHine slaviz Mrs Per.r
child, Vct0Tse PeraT Is. hayOs, r.. DuDU a. n
Sc,ie Sir. and Ars. bertrand Boulla AID child Poiset
Dcsllyrs, Eru st LamOur MI Beyer Gusiave M,rcer
Nie, Uperu Miss Christine Oyert. Marie kober
j. B HoAtto Mrs. FfaBcOse H0sae Ms Isabella i2.emenf
Nj. h. rcOl 4. Lnderyat, Mr.. GoHdant MI. NawInaDn
DOmiliIae ume Nui Ddwey, Samuel Osborne, Mr. phlo
pms, Mr. kbe Mrs. heneih, Miss Guerarp. Miss Lo1sfT
MIS- MIS- Fcs Mr. and Mrs CEsBt Children
Mis- \. GaltiI and Child, Ms Siegumker Mrs A. ~ Mold
Ms D0nler Ms w. Anrr, Ars. ]. H. Erosn Mrs. Basref
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Vaa NV dlo Mr.. BertheiOt afr. Ferry, NJ NorTJL
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-28
CIVIL. hnTES

The elisoTs in the 7,O)OO0O suit against Peter B.
sweeney the Conaty Clerks oieo Thursday.
May L. al 20 @r1v strdcA JGiJ TO t'y the ease
Tho snit OF VIM. Smith aga;ns, Charles l.. Frost,
Tor SEQ c. or alleged wrongful conversion Of bonds Of the
Peoria and pqna4us Rsilro. tr'd befpo Judge ScgN oN
the lpeli0r Codri, rca tel ia verdict OF jI7 - or
rida,ih
The Central National Bank Of Baltimore, in its
suit against the Royal Insurance Company u Liverpool In the
Uatd states Circuit C,nr.. la, recovered niet .,
ssji 10. &c amount OF oyodr. b. u.o !any's
li.i.. N ageIt.
Application was made yesterday to Surrogate
Calvin fr ,he Issue ~ al execution Ia favor Of Judgment
creltor ,rns TIE estate 81 the tao Judge Mcunu Tho
how "a co. hsnas u receiver applinrd by tr plrne
Decision WAs r,.or,uL
n. II. Goodman sued William z. Foster in tho
Co1rt of Common Pleas fr $500 damages c-ming
ios-r aic1lol 10 bin in 1886 10 the Of
$1,000 srd a-cliy or It's POO shan sof
M, m am ,.', ts si.t 4. OF Iiuifsl,os rms r..s /,
Oh ral Je.rt Cal iiustc, DIly IL SPECIAL Term.
Judge j. f. u ny discovered on Wednesday what
believes be- attempted forgery % his gnatare
IN slplemsnc proceedings In ths OF Max Moer
GssuEs Charles Mueller the dee 81 being force defendant
a. s.i.nnad Ho iormer attoin"y I'M lie
suit spp,ar N court a morning and DO examined ~ to
hi, .noricigr % tho mater.
In the case Of Nal An \. CAM, who sued the city,
in the Court Pleas $40 for
aruoer OF Tho 6th Reg mrnI the jury yesterday Rendered
verdict for tho pi2ntf $3.50 81 DANIEL Bnls AGAINST
the Tor services srnor.r ~ the 81 And ist
reimruts Wa gen yesterday before ChieJgsrr Mouei
IN tae superior 10 pad for MS york Tor the 81
,smes A19 Sc, 10 o P,yS, J mad, 10 Inr ss
to OstE. The casa h s-ii "ii.
The .uit of ilsgsgan against Cantrell was tried in
Superior Court beore Judge Frpsdmsn last month and
tie Jury icaIc vudicl u sll $50 for plaintiff The deond
counsel alleges that the Judge sgry orisei the jury