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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28
GEORGIA GOLD FIELDS.
4 Tempting Account By a NashviIle Pros
PectOT.


4 Tempting Account by a NGshVilIe Pros
PectOr.
Mr.. o. P. McRoberts, who has just
returned from a visit 70 the gold fields
in northern Georgia, made the following
interesting statement to the American
reporter:
ain company with Col. W. A. Hoskins,
of Chattanooga, which place we lett the
9Th of August, taking the Western and
Atlantic railroad ia Marietta, Ga, when
we left the cars and took a buggy to
Cherokee county, lying north of Mari
eta, and being a country lying in the
center of what is known as the gold belt.
We visited many old diggings and good
many new enterprises just starting up,
with fine prospects of success, reaching at
a distance of thirty-fve miles northeast
of Marietta. Col. Hoskins' Franklin
mines, a valuable gold property, Pur-
chased by him some two years ago, and
formerly owned and very successfully
worried by Mr.. Franklin. The property
is Immediately on the Etawa river, and
has splendid stamP-mill, with ten
stamps, the best stamp mill in the state,
and has power ample to run fifty stamps,
and from January to January. He has
about six hundred acres in the tract, most
Eft fine bottom land, upon which he has
growing a splendid Germ crop. He is
now engaged in sinking shaft and at
the depth Of sixty-two feet, he cut vain
of very rich reddish, brown quartz, and
fine g1ld disseminated through it, visible
to the naked eye, and in large quantities,
pronounced by the miners to be exceed
ingly rich. At the surface the vein was
only few inches in thickness, but at
the depth of sixty-two feet it had reached
in width four feet eight inches, and had
gradually thickened all the way.
Mrs. Franklin sunk shaft one hun
2red feet deep some two hundred yards
nearer the river, and at that depth she
was working a twelve foot vein of rich
quartz ore, but for want of sufficient ma
chinery to keep the water out had to
abandon it, and it has all fallen in.
"The works are under the superinten'
dency of Capt. Ham, and we were kindly
and well entertained by the captain and
his amiable lady.
There is considerable excitement il
! that country, and many strangers and
capitalists are making large investments
in gold property and making preparation:
to work. At this season the natives are
extensively engaged in panning for gold
and generally make from $1.00 to $500
per hand, per day.
&" We visited many interesting places
some of which presented prospects very
flattering for success; anda soon as cap
itaI gets there, north Georgia will pro
duce a vast quantity of gold.
Crops are exceedingly fine in thai
country, and, perhaps, the best and larg
est corn crop ever raised, and the cot
ton looks as we'll as could be wished for.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

To increase the cavalry forces Of the
United States to aid in suPpressing Indian
hostilities
To provide for the sale of the reservation
of the confederate Otoe and Missouri Indians
in the states of Kansas and Nebraska.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

Chapped hands, tace, PimPle0, ring
worm. saltrheum, and other cutaneous aztec
lions cured and rough skin made soft and
smoth, bv using Juniper Tar Soap. Be care,
fuI to yet only mat made by CasweL, Hazard
3 Co. New York, as there are many lmita-
tions made with common tar, all OF which
are worthless.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

Dp WuHoFr's ANTI PERIODIC OR
b.s ss,ahlished itself as the real infallible
Cbm cure. II is universally admitted to be
ne only reliable and harmless chill medicine
now in use. Its efficacy is confirmed by
thousands U% OF certificates of the very best
neople from all parts of the country. ltcuEes
EIraIsrions diseases of every type, from the
shaking agues Of the lakes and valleys to the
raginc levers of the toTrid zone. Try it! 1t
has never been known to fail. G. r. FINLAY
& Co. Prourietors, New Orleans.
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

EDWARD BAYER, Esq, Horton, Kings
Co \. :, writes that an astonishing cure
has been effected on his daughter by the use
OF Johnson's Ano&yne Eminent ne Wholg
5o, I;rebs and her back was rounded up like
- how in consequence Of taking cold after
Eaving been inuoculated Tor the kline Pock.
She is now well.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28
HOW TO Deceive

If yeur hair or whiskers are grey they can be
instantly changed to a beautiful black by TUFTS
Hair Dye, and deceive the closest observer. This
article possesses qualities never known betoEe-ls
Murray St, n. Y.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

WE pledge our reputation on the asser-
ton that any educated physician, after
careful examination Of the recipe, will say
that Parsons Purgativs Pills possess more
merit than any other pill now offered for sale
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28
MARKET REPORT.
MEMPHIS.

Flour is ,quiet; choice family 6-5Oaf Corn is
frmer at soc from store Oats are steady at +4Ai6c
Lard is quiet. Bacon is easier; shoulders 9@saS1c
clear rib sides NE; clear sides l27sc'
CHICAGO.
Wheat sctive, but lower; No. ?, 9314c. Flour
dull. Corn in good demand at IuL prices no: Z,
'is16snd Al lower rates, $40 Lard in fair demand
at lower rates, 10 Csc. Bulk meats dull
LOUISVILLE
Flour inactive; family, S.75a 4. Wheat steady,
e0cai O5. Corn, 4sa5Oc. Oats, See Provisions
0uiet Pork weak, 26. Bulk meats, T34alO5zc.
Bacon. s5EallsEc. Lard, l3al4c. whisky, ITO
CINCINNATI.
Flour dull. Wheat dull S5ca !. Corn dull and
lower, t8a45c. Oats dull 26aS5c. Pork easier with
sales at 1878. Lard quiet; l01salSc Bu!k meats
&C i've but lower 71SalO1lc Bacon quiet, 714all15c.
whisky, ITO Hogs dull 6,S5a6I5
81. LOUIS
Flonr quiet and weak. Wheat dull and lower;
No. ?, spring, 1.2s cash and l.lS129lI+ august
oats du0; choice mixed and white, S2aSSC,
Whisky, 10. Pork dulL $50 Lard nominal.
RnIE meats duh and nominal, absolutely nothing
doing, Bacon easier at S2sallh4c, Hogs easier ior
SSaTT. others active and dEni bacon, 6.lOa62oi
butchers, 6.26a6,40.
NEW ORLEANS.
E1our-treble exua, 5a6,5O Corn, 6la62c. Oats
st louis, 4Oc. COTnmeal, rs, Hay IN IAN de-
mand choice 2 prime Am s15 I Iosr ioSbnS
So, ,5912IIc. Bulk Uaeats--shouldeTs, sac.
RScSn unsettled and lower, g3sall7Ee. Sugar-eured
bsms-iarge, l4al5c. Whisky, lis, Cohee-Hio,
I5aI73tc, Sugar-fair to fully fair, s1saS3Se'
COTTON MARKETS.
MEMPHIS Middling IKE.
NE,y ORhEAxs-NIiddhng NE.
MoRuE-Middhng 1876.
CHARLEsroS-M iddling lie.
NEy YORK-Nliddling Ilt4c.
ST. LOUIs-NIiddling Ice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

AGry is always caused by malaria
pills slways cure it. Price 81
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The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

Flour is :quiet; choice family 6-5OaT. Corn is
frmer at soc from store Oats are steady at 44a46C
Lard is quiet. Bacon is easier; shoulders 9sa97zc
clear rib sides NE; clear sides 1870,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

Wheat sctive, but lower; No. ?, 9314c. Flour
dull. Corn in good demand at full Prieesj No: 2,
teT55Snd AZ lower rates is 40 Lard in fair demand
At lower rates 10 Csc, Bulk meats dull.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28
LOUISVILLE.

Flour inactive; family, S.75a 4. Wheat stead
e0caI.O5. Corn, 4sa5Oc. Oats, SEC Provision
Quiet Pork weak, 26. Bulk meats, E4alO7z
Bacon, S5sall5sc. Lard, lSal+c. Whisky lilo
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28
CINCINNATI.

Flour dull. Wheat dull, S5ca /. Corn DUH and
lower, 48a45c. Oats dull, 26aS5c Pork easier with
sales AZ 1875. Lard quiet IO15alSc. Bulk meats
AZ i've hut lower 7IaIO15c Bacon quiet, 712all3Sc.
Whisky, ITO Hogs dull; 6,35a675.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-09-28

A N0UuT nv Your name printed on so Trans
d NuF ILI parent Cards, containing q
scene when held to the light go dssgUsN sent p 8
paid for > packs names. 81. No ether card
printer has the same. Agents wanted outfit 10 cts.
Card Printer, Lock Rex ID. Ashland. WEsss-
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
uorsE OF REpREsENTATvGs.

In the House to-day Mr.. JoNEs (Dem., KyD
offered % resolution declaring It to bo the sense Of the
uonse that Congress shoud pass without delay bill re-
ealing the Resumption act and should prohibit any fur
er contraction OF he currency, aud 'cessary to meet
the demands Of tho people. should provide for its III
cresr and shoud provide for The displacement Of Ma
topal bank notes with United States notes and should
aso prcyide for speedy reiurn 90 gold and silver. Re
fcrrqd tn fpe Committee on B.uisin- aud Currrucy.
Nr nAKII fReu., luiJ asked leave 10 offer rosoll-
tor 1nt on tic Sccf,ary uf the Treasury FOR report
of thc ausonut Of lrteri! Revenue taxes paid 10y The
DaItimoro and Ohio Railroad Company AMI by tho Cenud
Pacific Railroad Company rom thn lst oi Jdly 1854, TO
the 3Ist 81 December, lS1l.
Nj. OTRlEN Dem, MOL objected.
M NOEli Qtrp.. La) made pcfson1l explanation IN
reference io the testimony gwen by Mr. Seye before Che
Commit charged Win inNesiEihE iho F"dc.ai Cllces
I'm louisiana Tic denied all charges uehins his intes-
rity.
Ise House then proceeded 10 consider the Louisiana
confcstld election OF Spencer against hDrcy, and
was addressed by Mr. MCCRARf tiep, iowal vino sup
nor,cd the minority report Uf this Committee on llec
lions declaring that NJ. Morcy, the sitting member, II
Afirr long discussion The minority resolutions
reerttd-Ycss -; Nays, 10 and the majority TesOlu-
lions, declaring Mr Morcy Rep.) the Suing msribcr.
not EMIT cd 20 the seal and William B SPENCER Dcml
entitled ~ IT, were adopted without division.
Nr DURHAM tDem., kv.E from the Committee on tho
Revision OF the Laws reported hl 10 perfect the stat
utcs Of the United states, Postponed til Tomorrow
Mr. COX DEM N W said that he wished TO recall .
pleasant incident which had occurred yesletdly The
Young ladies O the Franklin School la tis city - In
nun,oer embematcal OF the - original States bad hon
Ored the House by decorating It's Hall with How
He Thought that the House ought 10 recognize such
act Of grace vote O thanks, and nc therefore moved
school Tho motion agreed TO- and the House at $3.50
adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01

FOR TONpON-In steamship CIi9do NAV 3l.-F. Arden.
Ccurrr Folds capt W. -. Foistr, St ey q. ~ W re Miss
rtr N.s NJ. A. Brennan, Ms N S."r. MG OIL, :. A.
F Io.Lcr. Wa Ter Gay fr. amt Nrs. thi L. ITIo. u Mis-
Gvun Mr. end iey Jc'nns an and e1il. Dci No
nipIp &. %. Btc< G. R P"tlrrsn MIS-. L. I. NcrNlck
rhG- r. hoio Mrs. Rhodes Mse NJ r ald ANco i.uolcs,
.irs Ann Dre pr Fiove.s, MI-and IIs. Gthe' cinL
drcu. want and infant
FOR LIVERPOO1-In se11stiD A'rssiai0 May 81.
W Ait.rn Lutlo Aware, ". H. Ayers, iamci Blr uote
Nr-. d. %. Berlin, and MIS- H. 20. Bore.
D. / g BCu i Miss ChaflOtto b. Butter John v b. Batter,
iona Case Miss ENa D. Case Miss sarah A. Cs Miss
81 a. C.Ulurld. SIR Chamq3ln, Lluat Chclwtuf Nr ana
Miss Coats Miss \. Ac X. Coats Miss Alice
Cnti fwo lags infant two maids aud man 3ryau samuel
,.,uk Air and MIR. Thomas T. turn, NHnuci 'ir-o MIS-
Eliza Victoria iIIsuy Geoi so ihr Mr EgSone, Mr. aad
Nrs g. d. Iaruchar en- \. fenwCk Clpt H. = foyd wife,
iiaie MIS- Har,ey Miss HMvty, Henry hays, Eden uedly,
sfr ard Mrs. Chh's Hitchcock, john + humphIy
Frederick ilulnUhy, Miss tarlsa HumphIy, VI ss rriua
TIumutrv llr. aud Mrs. Samul Inslec a., ". IL rwln
Nr nd As r. Jackson H. T. Kidd, Master Alfred Langley
Ar aud Mrs u. Lewis, Ia" renee LOWS Jr, bliss Anna y
v eery Francis NcSweeny, SIR ard Mrs g. i. Mue.5 Two
cniro niaut aud maid servant; r. Miller James Moore
Il A. Nicholson, SIR. and hrs. l. = Parker Nr ana MIS-
IluLh Parker two aisscs Parker, Mes kBUerlie Lo-rr~
Miss Fanny Root Victor SANCHEZ g. H. Sluudtrs Miss Julia
Saundrr SIdr 5ir and Mrs r. chilaGer nid and man
c. ffoarr the Rev. j. brennan. M ntisl L. =.
sin MONS jose Sato j. G. smith, Charles tuan Mrs. sun
iu thrro Sninan and matt. Felipe ~udre1, H. 4.
Iloias john IhuoTOl IT, Ms. john lhIruiCrOit H., Gas
u.r dc Ia Travitsal John tusNoIth. George ". Val, Mra
Eg Miss iillie Vail Junn de Val,, Miss lie Nulie Miss
and mausyryani Mr. and Mrs. j. p Wehb - H. hney.
George II Wihsus Mr. amt Mrs. Thomas MilOHs MIR. " "
and son. Aiyr fenwck, Nm . Hail. CHARLES Jack, Mr.
and Dirs. MII. Clears.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
TIE COURIS.

HEMPSTEAD RESERVOIR CONTRACT.
REFERENCE OF TnE KINGSLEY AND kEENEY SUIT.
In the suit of Kingsley and Kecncy against
the cts Of Brooklyn To Sl7SCGO claimed 10 be
due for work done upon the Hampstead Reservoir mo-
on for au order OF reference made in the City Court
Of Brooklyn Saturday by Gen. H. j. Tracy. feSel-
lay Jnd 90 Nelson rendered long opinion granting the
notion and appointing John a. Lott George H. Fisher
ana Thomas H. Rodmln referees. Ia the opinion Judge
Nelson says:
The answer sets mp matter 10 impeach The valid
ly OF the Contract. Tie Counsel iOr the Corporai"n mas
esuccd earnest desire t. protect the illhis OF lr
ciry. But n view Of ac papers on I", anu oI inc a.
counts Kept tn the proper Departments, De- couu nos ah
doe. not deny the formal masnz ~ The contract. o tt
the plant had prucrcdCd TO act under a. on thc con
trary tie answer states tlat tie plaintiffs bdd dome
WORK ana Furnished materials ul tNe Fiue OF uc tihh
$1OuOOO aaI been pad the fair ya We o the same
ana All That De AID Ly the pretended contract wa AGREED
To- b. unid. Under thcsa pleIGiurg the plaintiffs could
put tie contract IN evidence "u tie trial.
considering tln ca-cs cilc Lee takes up the gues
tnns l. tLr r-t legally Tcfcablr aud. n ~, Woud tt
d. fair exercise OF discretion to giant thr order lie
ale ,lrA,uts required by IN practice tp tusy com
iaaui-aud ac trial will involve the examination az
luus account Arising directly between tio parties.
wouid justified iu a. u,lng The application oh iht
plea tLc discretion " Ntc IN srmc case, may De po.-
crly appealed That would hr tt4tug Us uauSt the
ftaut, aud WrN settled aEl U-h sustained system o.
practice. Ilc rI.tOu tp he exercised II lhat when j.
governed By settled rGIls aud principles OF Lave
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM UAVANA-Tl sfsgHiS} - Columbus May Sic. III.
Morel A. DesiuTa, A. = Crrspo r. De Castro AHtO Her
nandez, r. HrrianiZ r. MOdHr- Luis Chiappnn, H. p Mon
ague Ma. de go erclra A. Arisa ana we GEORGE r.
MaserO vile ant child Miss L. loando, bliss S oundo
Miss smith, Miss l. R1.andD MIS- NJ. RUlahuO Thomas
oiano Frank kOitndO Miss r. RDaudo. A. Jhu1aldr, IT, r.
Bahi, a. Saunders, Mrs \. Gar 2cgon aud scryau
Door,S B, de f'arc' NJ - T. Garcia, Nc1 ianeD Ar
Hcrnandek kus, iiurn0 AnFulo, Salvador blcllue Wife,
child hlOnso r.. Coiifny, wife, =
droa Miss v Coilgny, Miss A. Cphfy, Miss r. Mchcl F.
Caoo l.. Valera and wife, Mis- d. ~ ds Fowler and
servant James d. Fowler, NJ W. Nadr,, JustO liOrudnur
pedriso Juaa PedfGsc. NJ. Fe,snc1. iis porl
Francisco AseSe. j. FraSio, iorcto - Peayo \ Asa.
FROM IIAMBu EG-I sedmshjp Geli,rf May y3l.- Gustav
". SitI, r. christensen, Cuitde kChn ana i've chlc'1
Danz and daughter, hdnlh OeTtln, Anna
Su,p,cr julius Robertson, PROT H. Nogl, Director ien
Eltrcr Loi-o y. llGn Eisaboth W Lrscr j. r. Rautnor
PaTisn f. pohutka, John Leyentha Gustav Book, Max
Eosche Freir c Flriso ouann. Addsc Bcon otto Steln
Cal .ulcmann, JOsuA stern, Mlnna dams, AN3Lc DEain
Caroline sander, Bertha Dtgeuhari, Clara FeHnOt2 Anna
Gehete, Anna Israel E0sa Ber,k, Marie Liohler Barbara
satUT Charlotte Seller Christine Nolbeus Israel i,ruu Wio
and child Ama.c Bauer Jacob Ur0h. sara Nye ad daugl
ter lotle Lelna ca IOthsChiit, Gustav Stluun gel r.
Wilhelm FtllnahO, simon kala.P,
Aschcr Edwards Joseph Edwards Fr Il EngelhaTt Friedrich
Zah, Anna GOthet, +. /. Rosenmund Emil kophamel j..
Mitsirlick
PROM uAvRE-Ha steamship France May 3l--I. de La
forest, Norwood aud children, uensbury 3
children Mrs NOlner. Miss WolneT child, M. Arbel
sOn, Nvwln. thnTlrs Moaner, Mr.. Mr.
Paulai. Arens Mr loi Jose Aaolain, Jose .. De
coUd Mr. Henry Mr.. irs. RATIO. Nj. Van de Mo Mr..
imbur Ma uaulter Cypren Rubio, Mira. Garcia uOo and
child. Mr. Oll0n Miss OueTmnnd, Miss Cnracly Joseph
ALramOnts Jean Anare Aclic rardinean Mis- Agnes lis
Miss Louise Ifsse Ms Nathalie Lucas Nautilus Baker,
Georges. b. Fincke Mr.. Gnocch j. Quesada Miss Rie.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
A CLERKS SUICIDE.

Coroner Woltman held an inquest yesterday
afternoon mt No. 49 ExchGngc-paco on the body OF
Elisha b. sbieIds. who committed suicide by shooting
himself through the head yesterday morning Mr.
Shields employed as clerk Tor Alexander Murphy
20 Custom- house brokers, at No. IS ENchangcpiace
Charles Il Eeys feliowclerk testified that fs the past
two weeks ne had noticed that Mr. Shields had btsn
drnkng 10 excess About 10 "a. yesterday lie went to
The Office and found the door locked he forced the door
and entering the found AIR. Shields sitting In
ciar near Ls desk dead there wa blood on nls lace
ap, on the floor him was revolver. one chamber
of which had been discharged James L. Shields, tue
hroher of tho suicide esined that he resided with ms
brother at New Brighton staten Island. lie aid that
his brother mad very irregular In hs habits OF late
and had occasionally drank 10 His brother had
threatened several occasions 10 commit suicide. The
fury rendered verdict that Mr. Shields came 10 his
death from pisOl-shot wound inflicted by himself while
laboring under temporary alteration Of mind.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
CRIMINAL. NOTES.

james Maine was arrested Yesterday for keeping
"uoiicy No. 39ia Ntss. and was committed by
Police Justice smith IN default Of 300 bail.
At the TOinb1 Police Court Yesterday Officers
Gnrn'n Of tie sixth frecrct were committed in
default 500 bail for examination assault aud
battery 0l JOs6 AIIsna CiDan.
Edward Thomas ia tho Court Of General Sessions
Yesterday pleaded guilty robbery IN the first DECREE
iorcbly tjng JaIuss W fuckey Of No 200 Broadway
chain May ~, 0rd was sentenced by Judge
Sutherland 10 tho state Prison ior 10 years.
Samuel .Oppcnhcimer, who has been confined in
the Ludlow Street Jail since Jnne g, 1870 charge of
faudulontv dspong Oi and couccaug property the
bankrupt set Yesterday Discharged nom custody the IN
dictm.ut pending against HIN in the UBtcd States CrC0t
Com having been quashcl motion OF Assistant District
Attorney Foster.
Charles w. and Henry w. Andrews. who were
arrested Tuesday FOR forgery arrgncd az the Wash
ingt0p lacc Police O. MT ycsif ay. Dtny sehergc,
but his brother was held IN dcfaU Of 5OOha charged with
forging order of the Richard Hardware Comrany &.
Weupie & CO. OF NO. 4i6 ptarlst On May 3 TOR $50.
John Maiilie of No. 1875 BleeckCr-st. was arrested
Yesterday, b. orler Judge DOucnc, complaint made
by AuueJ Drafe charging Gallc with having repeatedly
tauts upon her dnrng the Winter ~ 1876. The
plaintiff about II years old and her mott s Maos part
ner restaurant. IIs bail waa liked at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
TIE sTNrEX IsLAND FrHRY wAR.

I'm the suit Of the City against the North Shore
staten Island F6yry Company and others. JUDGE Van
Worst, in Supreme Court Special Term has ovcrulcd
demurrer by the defendants. Tho suit is sequel % the
war between tie station Island Railway Company, which
runs a ferry This city, and TIE staten Island Ferry
Company IN which the defendants aided The latter Com
nanv and Is brought 10 set aside Lease Of pier and
bulbesd made by the Dock Commissioners 10 the de
fcudants as cloud the city's tile to The pier. Tie
ronni Of demurrer that 81 tho lease is bad it IS
cloud on the ctys te and at any rate could only be
sct oside by an action eicctm nj. Judge Van Worst
,tI. that tie suit hc maintained, the defects or
M irgee do not appear I'm a. brt must he proved, rs for
Instance that tlo Dock Commissioners did not sell 1t AZ
,iir auction: also that eicCfment caGnOt hc main
tanc a. the city give exclusive possession a.
ri.r iui only the right 20 wharfage at pier, which is
an incuruorcal hprcdamcnt. This form ot action u,
therrioic. proper. James McNamce for paintIf; LII
thor L.. Marsh fUg defendants.
New-York tribune., 1876-06-01
nANmL pREws GRANpcmLDEEN.

T.. Randolph Robinson has gun q proceed
ing on behalf of Gc0rsilnA Everett, Louisa H. Eddy.
Aniuiuc.e C,yx.us, aud Josephine Cozzens, grand
children ~ D,u,l Drew and children Of Robert W. Kelly
who died IN $685. leaving wife aud i've "hlIrcn. He
directed by Dill, m that hs property H. divided into six
shares Tor the vile and ono for each O. the cldieu
The children on coming oi to receive half their
shares and the other ha 40 81 Of This latter
halt l. shout $4,000 Tor each child Mr. Kelly made bis
father his fatLsrulw and third person hs executors
bat the management has passed utp Mr Drow's hands
In 1869 Goorana Everett called FOR accounting and
MI Drew made the a shares rcn due mortgage on
lis house. which has Just becn forcose Ia 1871 lie de
pos!tci IN the Earmrrs' Loan and Trust Company rs
security for tho discharge OF Bis dutc6 02oo shares Of
tie Nrv-Jer.ry S.g:Iuhoat Companv. In ls7j under
m,lcr ufrssito rom his grand hidrcn. he dcpo,ii'n
with his son. VIM. H. Drcw. $4,000 ~ first mortgarr
Toledo CJuada Southern. aud Detroit Railroad bonds,
also T75 shares uf tire Louisville New-AbaHv. and chi
cago al.wuy Company, aud 300 shares Canton LInd
CuuGHuy of HlitimoIc. Tie priiiiun states that 81.
Drew not restci the prep ry as required 10y ihe
Will aud iusoiyrui, aud asks Tint lie hc rcmoytd md
another trustee appointed Tho hit' child. Kathleen
Kelly mas already had 4. RahGoph Robinson appointed
II pg fOr lpF