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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22
.roonr,N1,ep raox r1Rsr rAes.l
I.ipscomb, Linda Jeter, Robina shanks, Ma

I.ipscoInb, Linda Jeter, Robina Sharks, Ma
nile SHELTON. r.,
Primary Natural Philosophy: Misses Jen-
ME Cook, Jessie Briggs, Matte Beiote, Let
Tie BIedsoc, Laura Gary, Orie Walden:
English Grammar: Misses Jessie Briggs,
JJettFe Bieisoe, Matte Beiote, Lizzie Chris
tian, Ellie peticolas, Laura Gary, Or1e va
den. y "a 4
First Geography: Misses Jessie Briggs,
Letsie Bledsoe, Matte Bclete, Laura Gary,
Ellie Petlcofas, Oric Walden.
Algebra: Misses Lizzie Cook, Matte
Gary, Mamie SHELTON.
First Arithmetic: Misses Mollic Bowles.
Rosa Lipscomb, Lula Parham, Maggie Par
ham. ,, s..
!. Second Arithmetic: Misses Jessie Briggs,
Letsie Biedsoe, Lizzie Christian. Matte Be-
iote, Laura Gary, Ellie Pcticolas, Robina
Shanks. Qrie Walden.
Third English Grammar: Misses Rosa
Briggs md Mary Maccuhbin.
First Latin: Misses Lizzie Cook, Jennie
Cook, Linda Jcter, Lula Parham, Maggie
parham, Mamie shelton, Willie Woodson.
Second Latin: Misses Rosa Lipscomb, Re
becca Shanks.
First French Misses Lizzie Cook, Mamie
SHELTON.
Second and Third French: Misses Rosa
Lipscomb, Maggie Parham, Willie Wood
sou, Linda deter, and Lula Parham.
Fourth French: Misses Jessie Briggs,
Mol,ie Bowles, and Ella Pcticolas.
: Primary Reading and Spelling: Misses
Rosa Briggs, Lena Bledsoe, Lillian Peticolas,
Mary Maccubbin, and Carrie Walters.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

r have analyzed the wuIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER u. BLAIR & Co, Richmond, Va, and find II
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, ano
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pr,r.
,osrs.-J. B. McCAw, Nj. d., late Professor Of
chemistry, Medical College of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

Happiness comes and goes like the flowers
of spring, and hoy no sooner finds where
the preserye-iar is hidden than his mother
totes it away to another corner. ,,s-
Mrs. Potphar made Joseph wear face
of MANY colors.-R Rochester Democrat. !;
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AUCTION sALES---Thts Day
BY Bycrly and Powell, Auctioneers, ..
1924 Main street.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE ~. -
\ ," ..-.. t.'. OF - ...a. -
~ FORFEITED PLEDGES, ,r.s n
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY, &C, ~
a.,' AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

At the request Of Dir. Abraham Harris, pawn-
broker we will sell ut our wareroom, 1924 Main
street, on THURSDAY, 22d instant, ut 10 O'Clock
a. NJ, $50 lots Of 49,. ...'
GOLD WATCHES, -;
.. PINS, CHAINS. RINGS,
SILVER WATCHES,
. .'r..< ( PITCHERS, GOBLETS, - .
t.- SPOONS, FORKS, &c., = j..
with a fine assortment of .t.,,...... g.,
GO. GUNS, PISTOLS, &C..
All articles warranted rs represented. 0r
BYERLY s. POWELL,
:. Auctloneers.
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DR.. G. W. BEssoN's Celery and Chamomile Plus
,re nrcnorca expressly 10 cure sick headache ner-
vous headsche, tyspeptic headaches neuralgia, ner
yousncss, and sleeplessnese. and Will cure any oa
Price so cents Sold by al druggists In Richmona'
lam q Co, agents.
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(,HA rrIN. SrApLEs 4 Co. Anenoneelso.
iy Grubbs& Williams ,s.,s
Real Estate Agents and Are'ioh.e esn.
r,as.,,n s,reet be.seeu Main ana DANA

~yoMMyssIoNERS' SALE or io,, msSn
EsTaTE TlaIss.s sITT IS 9s : dserss \ I
AT AUCIIoS-itn Ricbmond, entered on Jul! ~ q
fssssas, E E,s@ II kam aa sses
undersignsa SIT a. auction. upon the prsmi,es, s
g9ipnfesy sot6 OF June. at o'clock lie e n Phjp
f sma REAL ESTATE Of which ''he A'' !,
Sam an ai lot OF GROUND on ths NORM ses
cay between aSa, e aias sa Alley II he rear
90 7,la p, s.sn asss " sRicK BUILDING oesSs
nv Messrs Sioat 4 Crosby. - ~ the tenesishis
H2d. A LOT OF G R0BNpln r Isl SMsrsli, sitails
an cary street owIiest by Mr.. n a'Isy and 81
Al the southwest corner OF Mechanics Ai'' !,
ot1sr 'ash sufcisns sopay costs and aS "
any ac1ins,,eut taxes the residue al 9as, and s
shree Wears. for notes with interest adssu'
retained until fun payment, o,SNoN,
szt THOMAS j. EYAssSSSii ANS
CHARLES u. WlLllttlN,sysi..
GRuRBs IS WILLIAMS, Aeetioaeess'
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The "iuney-bug made his debut yes
terday morning, and while gaily dis
porting himself among the roasting-ear
vines about the city was promptly captured
by the youthful bugologists of Manchester,
and supplied with efficient "pull-backs " in
the shape of a couple OF yards of No. $40
thread 1t was fun for the boys, but proved
to be finally hind-leg amputation for the
bugs. "Dinks," as soon as he gets his map
of Manchester and its boundaries COM
pletcd, will start Society for the Proven
ton Of the Amputation of Juncy-Bugs
Legs. .,
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BETHESDA WATER.--I am constantly receiving
fresh supplies OF this celebrated water direct from
the spring at Waukcshee, Wis, IN charrea oarIe's'
and sold drnught, by the gallon ana IN nan par
rcls Send for circular. GEORGE oCheN'
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NERVOUS HEADACHE.-Dr. BENs0N's Celery
and Chamomile Pulls will cure nervous headache,
sick headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Fifty
cents box. Sold by ali druggists. Office: I06
north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Nd.
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DR. WILLIAM F. STEUART, Marine Hospital, Port
Of Baltimore: ~ ~ take pleasure In recon-
mending CoLDEN'S LIEDIG's LIQUID EXTRACT OF
BEEF us most excellent tonic and inTigorator Of
the system. have tested # with universal sue
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BY George II. Poindexter,

.:ss By George Ii. Poindexter,
.., Real Estate A gent and Auctoneer,
No 1900 Main street, under Planters ationai Bank
rT,WO-sTORY BRICK DWELLING ON
4 TwENTY-FIRsT STREET BETWEEN MAIN
AND FRANKLIN. IN REAR OF THOMAS
RILEY'S, FOR SALE BY AUCTION.-On FRI
DAY, 23d instant, at O'Clock p. b., shall sell the
above-de5crbed property, fronting twenty-si1 feet
on Twenty-firSt street. ..t. .u
/ TERMS: At sale. - { .-.
ie2l 's.. ..1..'r. .'f.,t AuctiOneer.
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CUSTOM (hand-made) WORK to order, and guar
autecd to lit. Repairing neatly done by '' ''''' i
49, - ~ BoscHEN & BROTHER,
600 and 81 Broad street.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at The
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed. is;..
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w,sHARTss pirE-TREs-TAR ConDiALlaA ING
natural en- ep OF Consumption, distilled from the
,ffe-sap of the evergreen forest emitting tnat nys
terious aroma and filling The very air witn 3oW4.i
sensations OF strength and ottdt emotions OF go
health. lart,slt6ie remedy for Coughs and Sore
Throats, Il - ~
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Schnartz'S CGSe.--The motion for a. new
trial in the case Of Isadore Schwartz was
argued before the Judge by Messrs. Wise
and Ambers, and the Judges decision re-
servn1 a.. 81 Z. - .,,s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

Cemetery Committee The Committee on
Cemeteries met last evening, and will re-
port Friday night. Maury cemetery will
prove great ornament to the city. Eighty
lots have been bought, and are still in de-
mand, and there have been one hundred
and twenty-five interments. 1t is hoped
that our people will not hesitate to buy more
lots, but that they will take their time in
occupying them. -. ,I..,-g.
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SICK uEApAcHE.-Dr, BERsoN's Celery and
chs momile pulls Invar,abiy cure sick and nervous
headache, neuralgia, and nervousness. Price oo
cent? soid by All druggists' Postage free. ! - Z
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TRUNKS, VAL1sEs, AND SATCHELS reduced to
very low prices at BoscIfEN's, Broad street.
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O6ituary.-Mrs. Sarah Pillow, much
beloved lady of this city, and an earnest
member Of the Baptist church, was buried
from the same yesterday, and her remains
were followed by large number of friends.
She died in Richmond on Monday. She was
,agedtwenty-four, and leaves husband and
three children. - ibtas .sa.s4 I ..o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

SLIPPERS, TIES. AND BUsKINs In great variety
at goscuEN,s, 800 and 511 Broad street. ..
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+. COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

-,.l:,-f- ,-c-.-t RICHMOND, June =, i P7b,E !
:. 40 ,'.s OFFERINGS. - 0#i
, WHEAT White, I06 bushels. Red, ITO bushels.
CoRN.-Aired, 40 bushels. 'fss..' y. ,, -
OATs.-308 bushels. = .'t','. : -, .lt
30. SALES. ar. -
WHEAr.-White, 46 bushels prime mt sl.37.
Red, 81 bushels at $1.35. 49,,
CoRN.-Mired, 81 bushels ut &C.: bushels com.
mon at 57c.-total, AZ bushels.
OATS.-7S bushels on private terms; so bushels
good ut 42c-totaI, 12S bushels. .ra
RE-EXHIBlTED. r4ss
WuEAT.-Whtte, LOG bushels. Red, lilo bushels.
OATS -276 bushels.
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- BY W. Goddin,r,, s;s,i,IcH /
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, .
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets. .

EOR SALE, THE OLD DOMINION
t. SOAP, MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
MENT, IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND, AT THE
HEAD, OF VALLEY STREET, OPPOSITE TO
THE MAGHIN 4 OF; THE i CHES "a
TO be the largest and most complete establishment of
the, kind south OF Baltimore, capable Of manufac-
turing from twenty 20 twenty-five thousand pounds
soup per week. There only two other establish
ments Of the kind IN this city The maehinery is In
complete order,
Richmond is destined to become one of the largest
manufacturing cities OF the South, with unrlyalled
facilities for transporting the products to all parts
q moderate capital this is sure business, and should
attract the special attention of persons who wish to
embark In profitable enterprise. Apply to
w. GODDIN,
lie 2O-Tu,T III, &sai3t Real Estate Allctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-06-22

Personal. Alexander Eaton, an old resi-
dent OF the city, and now OF Austin, Texas,
where he holds the position of clerk to the
Mayor, is on visit to his friends. here. He
is looking well, and will soonNisit the Gen.
tennial. ~ '',.ta.' ,."' .".",t.,
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Mr.. A. HARRIs's PAwNBRoKEHs sALE;of for
feited pledges Of Diamonds, Watches, Jewery, &C.,
takes place at the store Of ByERLY a POWELL,
1924 Main street. next door 10 his loan Office, THIS
MORNING at 10 o'clock, .ai,!
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NOTICE.. 49,
All persons having forfeited pledges will call ut
my office, 1922 Main street, and renew or redeem
them on or before WEDNESDAY, 21st Instant Us
further indulgence cannot be gtyen., "
7-0.1I- = ABRAHAM HARRIS, Pawnbroker,
10 IT,, 10 successor to III. Harris SI Brother.
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE, June 21.-Cattle have been very. dull
the past week, and prices are Ae: lower; very best
fair quality, 3k@4c. ordinary thin steers, oxen
and cows, 3@3kc.; most sales at 4h95Ac.: receipts
1855 head; sales, 1875 head. Hogs dnrtug the
first part of the week were dull and prices shade
easier but towards the close became shade steadier
ut S@shc.: receipts, 5000 head. Sheep have been
fairly active at unchanged rates: range, $4@S5;
receipts, 9,O1S head Lambs steady at $1.509$4.
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Qualifed.-Mayor Chiles has qualified for
his new term. #.... .., F.. .... t,.s.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

so On all Saiessof Real Estate made detpeen
the 1st Of January and last Of June the tdres for
the present gear hapeto be paid 6ythe purchaser.
On all sales made betaoeen the LIST of July dndtdst
of the gear the tares hare to be paid by the seller
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
by I'LL the real estate agents in Richmond, and ap-
plies to Richmond and vicintty.J
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ZINE, CEMENT. AND PLASTER.
Z FURNITURE..

MN MN h TaI.RsfKs an nSs % OK GASES
4 new style Walnut SAFE, with or without NJ
marble; low-price pARLoR SUITS and BED
which pledge to sell at lower prices than the same
class of goods were ever offered Examine my stock
before you buy, f. GATHRdGHT,. s;if
my 2-3m 16 Governor street.
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BYERLY G. POWELL, 1O, A. NJ, pawnbroker's
sale of forfeited pledges, diamonds, watches,
jewelry, &C.. ...-. -.,. :
ROBERT B. LYME, 6 P. NJ. framed dwelling No
211, with large lot, on Broad between Jefferson
and Madison streets,
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.
INQUIRY FOR REAL ESTATE. br
l. s.: *. '."ts l,il: ------ = ~ :. tra' ;,.i,
have an opportunity of selling for cash, If the
property is low, several HOUSES at from $1,000 to
Is 600, in good locations Owners desiring to sell,
wishing to avail themselves Of this demand, will
please give me description and price OF property.
~ Z NHL EDWARD C.iGODDIf,
IDS rt,- II .jtrIrii-, Real, Estate Agent,
ie22-3t No..l0iSr Main street.
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BY Robert b. Lyme. Z!
successor to Lyme L Brother),
Real Estate Auctionear.
1910 Main cfroat

cMALL BRICK DETACHED DWELL
y ING AND LOT ON NORTH SIDE OF PRES
TON BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS, OCCUPIED BY W. II. CHRISTIAN
FOR SALE BY AUC,TION.-By re-
1est OF the owner shall sell the above property at
public auction, ON the premises, on WEDNESDAY
the 2Sth day Of June, 1878, at O'Clock T.. N. The
house rents for ten dollars per month, and contains
FIVE rooms, and has u good lot and alley.
TERMS: One third cash; balance ut six. twelve.
and eighteen months, negotiable notes six per cent
interest and secured by o trlst-deed q .llIl.
- n -, ROBERT b. LYME,
10 81 w TIL Sa NJ Tn &W6C Auctioneer,
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RICHMOND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.
y es.i q WEDNESDAY, June 81, 1875.
= Breaks to-day: 292 hogsheads, 40 hsrcesj and
boxes. III 'si-ft ~ II y, n So Sl,si ,ftE
/. Packages offered at auction, 1873; of which 80
were sold. 3.i,t<.st.
Prices ranged from 81 so to $4S.
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ifg.f BY Grubbs & Williams, a9..ta
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS OF,
" GROUND ON SIXTH AND EIG nth
STREETS iANAVY HILL" AT AUCTlON:.In
execution Of decree of the Chancery Court Of Rich
rnond, entered on 18th June, 1876, In the case of
Anderson Us. Anderson. EEL will sell ON MONDAY,
26th Jnne ats O'Clock P. H. at the risk and costs
plan of Navy Hl to wit: Lot A, on the east side of
Sixth street. fronting feet between Jackson and
sDuval streets, purchased by Henry " atkins; and
Preston street. 3Ox122 feet purchased by S. w Rob-
inson. IS. e Esi9f. n s..s-s s. :, sss,st 500
TERMS: One third cash balance at three and six
months for negotiable notes, with interest added and
titles retained until the notes shall be paid.
JAMES ALFRED JONES, Commissioner.
= GRUBBS CIVILIANS, Auctioneers. je 10
The New York herald., 1876-02-01

contended that the city during the past five years had
lost $3.50 900 per year from the operations OF the DOCK
Department, and nothing had been done beyohd TO-
pairing
Mr.. Salem II. Wales, President OF the Dock Commis
sion, followed in long speech which was IN the main
similar 10 that delivered by him before the SINKING
Fund Commissioners short time since, lie contra
dicted Mr. Beers In several of his statements The In
man line, he said did not want a lease OF the pier
Another steamship company ready TO take It.
Several railroad and steamship companies were now
anxious 90 procure dock accommodations, and could
not get them. As to the purchase of pier A, the
Dock Department would be compelled TO abandon
all work in that district II the authority
asked for was not given The Inman line, OF course,
had undertaken TO convey all the property under
pier "a u the Dock Department discovered that no
such title could pass no purchase would take place
Experts had given II as their opinion that the property
was worth at least $3.50 600 The department had been
offered $4,000 year rental when the pier was com
pleted The Fifth and Fifty ninth street plaza
had cost the city $4,000 Not one dollar had yet
been received in return The proceeds from the pier
when completed proposed would at least reach
$50 900 per annum.
After some further remarks from Mr. Wales the
committee odiourncd TO meet again on Monday next,
at three O'clock when the subject will be again
taken
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-cHAMBERs.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Barrett.
Matter of Fuszuer ct al-Order appointing Isidor
Abrahams special guardian, on giving bond, with two
and reference therefore TO 1ir. John W. Lewis 10
take proof and report
SUPREME coURr- SPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt
Ritter vs. Boody.-Opinlon.
SUPREME coURT-CRcUIT-PART 3
BY Judge Lawrence
Brennan VS.. The Mayor &c-The defendants coun-
sci has submitted his points and waiting for those
of the plaintiff in reply AS desire to dispose OF the
motion before the nrst Monday of February counsel
for plaintiff should submit his points early posi-
bic this week
Weeks VS. satterlee Case set down for the second
Monday OF March, without prejudice TO the defcndants
right 70 move at Chambers Tor commission TO exam
inc the witness Van Dusen for such other relief as
he may be advised. Memorandum.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM
BY Judge Sanford
Fauks VS., KRmp-Motion granted with $40 costs
Memorandum.
Walker VS.. waker-Motion granted without costs
Brown vs. Schwoon ct aL-Motion for receiver
granted with $40 costs Memorandum.
Wiilmont vs. Meseroe OF aL-Motion denied without
costs Memorandum.
COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TERM.
By Judge J. F. DAILY.
Beaumont VS.. Kimpton n-Memorandum for counsel
Order to be settled
fendants paying expenses oil sale and procuring further
justification OF suretes appeal within Ave days Or
der to be settled IN two days
Mcdonnell VS. vrceland-order fled with papers
Coombs Cantrell-The judgment should be
amended by providing that the personal judgment
shall not bo enforced against the property of the de-
tendant until the premises subject to the lien have
been sold and prove insufficient TO satisfy the tudg
mont. Order TO be settled notice.
Gerner VS.. Bongrand.-Alias attachment allowed. s
OConner VS.. Gallagher-Stay granted without Sc
curity on appellant spulating to bring appeal TO
gument in March term
Felt VS.. Trowbridge. Attachment allowed, balablc
in $500.
Cockroft VS.. New York and Harlem Railroad Com
pany.- Motion granted.
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY TERM.
By Judge Van Brunt.
Field VS. Tanncnholz lz-Opinion
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
SPECIAL ELECTION IN JERSEY.

The excitement Of tho last campaign in Essex
New Jersey likely TO be renewed at the approach
ing special election for Sheriff in tho place OF Mr.
field, who died very suddenly few days Colonel
Courtoir is in the field the republican side while a
dozen democrats aspire to tho nomination Essex
county has been for years very ''uncertan" the late
Sheriff. having boon republican, while his predeces-
sor, Mr. Peckweil, was q democrat
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
A JERsEYMAN ROBBED BY roorpADs.
HARLEM POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.
Is HE A HORSE THIEF?

Is HE A HORSE THIEF!
Onicers Brophy and Weed, Of the Thirty pre-
cnc arrested on Sunday evening" at 154th street and
kinGsbrdge road young man who had in his posses
sion two horses, the description Of which Tailed with
two that had been stolen from Frank FlewweIlyn Of
YORKTOWN, Westchester county, few days ago. The
supposed thief gave good account Of himself and said
that he had recovered the horses from thief at Ka-
tonah, at which place he stopped on his way from AL
bany to this city, whore he lives His name he said
was Albert Flewwellyn and that he had Two brothers
at yorktown, to whom the horses belonged The
police having received strict orders lock up for
animation whoever should be found with the horses,
the man was held On being arragncd yesterday there
was no evidence to disprove that his name Flew
wellyn, but there evidence to show he might
have been the person who broke into the stable at
yorktown and stole the horses. He committed for
further hearing to-day.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
POLICE COURT NOTES.

William Lowell yesterday arralgned before
Justice Bxby, at the Tombs Police Court complaint
of John Murphy, OF No. 156 Butler street. Brooklyn,
who charged that the 18th Of January Lowell at q
faro game kept at No 102 Chatham street. cheated him
out Of $S5. The accused held to in default
of 81, 200 He gave his residence No. l12 West
Fiftieth street
Irene Willett OF No 2I Bleecker street, gave $500
bail at Washington Police Court yesterday 10 answer
for keeping disordery house. The complainant was
Thomas d. Riley, of No. 224 East Thirty-arst street.
John Paine committed in $500 to answer for
stealing can OF milk, valued at SIS, from Charles T.
Pegg, OF No. 81 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
NEIL DoUGHERTY's WILL.

Notion for the appointment OF receiver and for
an injunction to restrain the executor of the es-
tate OF the late Neil Doughery, the wealthy bacheor
whose estate is being contested, made before
Judge Gilbert in the Kings County Supreme Court
yesterday by the counsel for Aagery Flynn and other
heirs at law Mr. Johnson appeared counsel for the
Bishop OF Raphoe Ireland whose parish is under the
WILL entitled TO several thousand dollars Counseiors
Nash and Barnett In the interest Of tho other claim
ants, opposed the motion. The court took the papers
and reserved its opinion.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
THE ROTTEN PAssAIC BRIDGE.

Another conference between the freehoders Of Hud-
son and Essex counties the subject OF the rotten
bridge spanning the Passac River East Newark, has
come to an nglorious end The erection OF new
bridge, which would be great accommodation to the
people of both counties anu be severe blow to the
turnpike monopoly, would cost each county only
$4,000 The only proposition accepted was that the
old bridge shall be repaired at expense OF 81 800
Some OF the Essex members say that Director Large
Halstead who was present at the conference will veto
this action of the conference discussion took place
among the Hudson members concerning the appoint
ment of jailer.
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, Jan. 81, 1876.
No. 100. Amalea Koehncke, respondent, VS.. Joseph
Russ, appellant-Argument resumed and concluded.
No 156. Marcena NJ. Dickson, respondent VS.. Charles
s Colyer appellant Submitted.
No. 1853 Thomas c Clark, appellant, VS.. James
Donaldson rcspondent-Argucd by Thomas Dolan, of
counsel for appellant and by r. Tilon for respondent
No. 159. Lucas Thompson respondent, VS.. Alexander
Lumley and another appelants.-Argued by G. Balm
bridge Smith, Of counsel for appellant and by X. J..
Reymer for respondent
No. 46 The People, &c, appellants, vs. William
Wasson and another, respondents.-Argued by Il. w.
Paige, of counsel for appellants and by Eugene Bur-
lingame for respondents.
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
Day calendar for Tuesday, February =
Nos 9S, 162, l2s, 1885, l6i, 102 164 and 166
The New York herald., 1876-02-01
DEATH FROM BUG POISON.

Coroner simms was notified yesterday to hold an in
quest on the body of Nicholas Sheridan. thiryscven
years of age, who died Sunday from the effects of
draught Of corrosive suoimate, which he drank in mis-
take for brandy. The patient took an emetc soon
as he discovered his mistake but 10 avail Conges-
tiOn of tho kldncYs and denfh ensned