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New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
sALARIEs N KINGS COUNTY.

James Howell, the Superyisor-at-larGe Of
NJ County yesterday returned without his approval
hr resolution aIptcd by the BoaId OF supervisors on
July 2G proposing S the salaries and per diem allow
anccs Of coty officers and the pay Of deputies aad sub
ordinate employees. lie says in substance:
cannot to be party To the enactment OF n
mc.utr the effect OF which IL seems tn me- l. TO
arruur, Vudr" the % trciunrnt and reform,
2 Iurrr political partisan purpose. am opposed 10 thc
rr-Olltlu. as being, h. view. IN p2rt Illegal, ~ gceia
politically partisan aud altogether mo keY OF ItaI slu
tlL.Il, rrtr-ucnoHt and economy. II l. provided ny
Iv fuai TIE salaries u state officers shall rot De cha2grd
turiuc isrr term Office; and the District Attorney
and his assistant are state officers. ON the county
pi-rDll every person whose comPcnsaton i reduced
differs m politics irpm tho m1iurity OF your board al
others .esau untouched Moreover, the resolution pr0
poses no reform or TctrcucNluent sufficiently apprdclable
To- caun'csu.Juc- the objections suggested the "hgic
reduction being 1850 The taxable valuation o' tue
kings Cuuniy property Is S2ioGp0oJh ly ne re'Oiu
t.u c.-t lIrirs exec dN $4,000 each viii r, main
ts same l4 now, whe three OF 1000 Cagh VIII hc ie
,,utrd one - 500 one 10 - Ouh and one To $1,000
a.,I ranging from $1,000 70 Sl,SOO viii Lc consider
ai'y reduced. Tn. l. discrimination agtiHs. which
protest. I do not bcllryc that the iast demands OF
rcuEoiny .rrliTc such result as thls resolution would
tra reduction ri SuIa salaries and Continuance or
largo am IA favor q; uniform reduction except
perhaps, m the lower rates OF pay, which would ahect
a. salaries p.orortlJua!ly.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
Mr. TILDEN'S RfSUMPIIOS PLAN.
ruK WAY TO RESUME Is Nor TO RESUME.

rlIK WAY TO RESUME Is Nor TO RESUME.
To the Editor Of Ihe Trt1Unc.
SIR: Horace Greeley said The way TO resume
is to resume" That was called folly. Air. Iidcn
saws. the way to Resume Is not to resume. lhai
suppose is wisdom. Can anything ne more stupid
than the constantly repeated assertion that rc'nnl
tiou cannot bc safely sttcup,,d until We shall have
accumulated several hundred millions oI gold M the
treasury II the secretary had made any usc Of h"
powers conferred on h.m by the Resumption act oi
$50, or if he were to begin now to make usc oi
them, tire very fact Of such beginning would of
,rlf remove hall the difficulty by causing the pre-
uinin Oh gold to diminish, and the actual purchase
Of cold would De necessary only 10 very limited
extent.
With the courncnccucu, of redemption the de-
maud Tor crecalark, for speculative purposes woud
Ior q short time be lively and this very demand
would cause thc premium 10 disappear altogether
before iii;h part OF the outstanding circulation
| cou by any possibility b. presented for payment
Being then rii Of iur;uaiiug standard Of yaiu"'
the Government might take lis own time ior rrilrihg
IN, remaining notes without any sensible pressure O
tn. people r,is,uug 50 far a. necessary the notes
| received for revenue, bat cauc"iing periodically
snail definite proportions OF the surplus, There
would lc 40 need Of yauccIns any at alalcT r'a,n-
ing specie basis but Tor the purpose oi Wihd:Iw-
| Igg the Government entirely from the business -!
BANKING or of issuing pap.r promise to pas 20 serve
| as a circulating Medium. =" l"u@ as congress con
tir,lcs 10 ,&cr.-c tina. power the business of the
country cau never De- safe. The decision Of the SUI
uyerre Court su-'aiuin. the act which makes eIacn-
| ha,ksa I,..i tender IN time OF peace waa, IA my
view NOT c..y Iu opposition to the ,r!clt and even
the slr,. letter of ;hc Constitution, bat also the
greatest Disaster IS Gr, has b,itlou the people oil
+ thc Iiii.G state, ,.C.'hc war oi ih" rebellion.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
yHE SJalAr lr rHE PIERS.

THE worh STLL sAIsrACf5mLY PERFORMED ~
THr NV ENPloYi $50 sIGN> or iiELpiNG ON
THE PART or TIE STRIKERS.
There were very few ocean steamships III
This port Yesterday ana hence tl,ro was very little WORK
m sfowins goes, but abe owners Of the steamers which
were Wing their piers without exception avoided i
i, any offer, 10 the strikers and had the work done
either by th,ir own crews or by new employee. The
steamer Hindoo Of the Hull Line came In early Yesterday
morning nj Pier No. -, ard at ! T.. ~. number Of
Italians aud others put 20 work disclaFgins her
cargo The steamers Gcruguc Of the White star Line
st. GERMAN of The French Line Holland ID ihe National
Line and Colon of the Pacific Mall Company, were All
being uuoadcd by the new men. Nj feihal hc super
ucnIcni Of the White star pier said Lhat III" work was
performed ~ well il ever done by the s,nkrr-
The experience which the had during Last week
enabled them to do tie work rs well as the old long
y.!orcmen The Gcrmsnic in with al exceptionally
large cargo but was rapidly d.charling yesterday.
rortonof the men employed on the White star pier are
regularly employed by the Corfany at salary OF Sl5
week, the rest being paid BY the hour.
II had reported Tat an attack was tn be made
by The strikers yesterday morning upon the ut work
ON The Gcrmainc. No such attack was made, and tho
Igngshorcmcn cmphatically dcnioi that any such
demonstration WAS thought o. TO render any disturb
ance impossible Sergeant Gastlin had hs men In rcsdi
ness drove all the strikers Ia the back street and would
not allow them to cOngfccat" In groups on Wcstst.
force of thirty men under Roundsmin Bucky sta
TONED on Wostst between Charles and Barrow,ts pre-
pared for any emergency Their services. however
not needed.
All the stcycdorcs and pier managers say that AZ the
rate the work +, going there II not hr slightest
douJ that every steamer will hr ready 10 sail AT is ap
I'd time and they also say that thcy viii not rrrn
rage any Of The strikers t any price II they 10 not I'M
LIrdstey Yield Notwithstanding the men stu perse-
we're IN their demands.
While Wn. Welsh wts walking quietly through Christie
ph-st near NOTth River about noon yoslerday no
by several lougs'O.'ncn and treated most
bruaIly one hlT eyes being almost hcGod clM one
of The gang named William Howe was arrested !y ON
Ger Carey Of the Siuth PrecInc He was brought be
fore Justice Smith last evening ut Washington race
Police Count and held ~ 5000 bali. The gang supposed
that welsh was looking for Work at the piers, but lie
states he had no such intention.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

London reports resolution of the Viceroy IN Coul-
oi, describing the deplorablo condition OF affairs
there and closing with the declaration that tne
financial disorder is solely due to the rapid iai I'D
the value of silver They will be glad to learn
from your correspondent &C." that silver cahno.
fall . that il is all mistake that the revenues OF
India have been reduced by any such cause ana that
her currency has the samo purchasing power 'oday
that 1t had three years ago, but fear that your cor
RESPONDENTS theories would meet the fate OF those
unanswerablc arguments once advanced to prove
that the world could not move: while II was dihcuit
70 overthrow the arguments, they were answered by
the facts.
do not propose in this letter 20 discuss the prop
ositon 10 Say the principal aud interest OF our
National debt in silver. but will simply say that l
heartily concur with "G.' when no says that
"cqnity requires that should pay the same value
I'm purchasing power rs 10 commodities generally"
that We borrowed. We cannot do that with silver
dollars at the old standard rated at their par value
Washingon ID. c.. Aug. o. 1876. W.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
SILVER HAS FALLEN.

6xcnANGEABLE AND MARKET VALUES OF COIN
REAL VALUE or SILVER FIXED BY TIE LONDON
MARKEr-LoCAL VALUE DEPENDENT on QuAN-
THY PEopUCf.D AND on LEGISLAIION-EFfECf
OF DECLINE IL TIE VALUE OF SILVER.
TO the Edttor OF The Tribune.
SIR: Your correspondent, "G.," whose contHDu-
tons to the discussion of the silver question al
ways read with great interest although sometimes
dissent from his conclusions takes the text of his
last letter the assertion that Silver Cannot fali
and constructs a very ingenious argument to prove
it. He SAYS that it is Eot shown that the purchas-
inc mower of silver has declined; y that g in any
country where it has not been by governmental in
reference wholly partially demOnetizcd, 1t viii
buy nearly as inuch of the products of human labor
generally as it would four years age" Ana again
"The purchasing power of silver cannot fall with
out q total change in those vast regions where
change is most slow and difficult Therefore, II the
relation of the metals changes the result must be
seen in the Advance of the purchasing power of
gold"
shall not attempt to follow &C" through the ar
R1,Inent by which he reaches these important con-
clusions, but will point out what conceive to be
its fatal defect And first in order to avoid confu-
sion. let ME say word about the use of the term
"yaue" Applied to silver in the present discussion
IL is the equivalent of the price Of that metal III the
y
pressed in the units of any other standard cOnnod-
ty as may be most convenient. ID Is usual to reckon
this price in gold, but gold itself like every other
commodity. fuctuates in value, though in less de-
gree than most Of them, changes in theraio of the
values of the two precious metals TO each may be
caused by changes in the value Of either or both Of
them. 1t is therefore necessary, in order to deter
mine whether either of these metals has absolutely
risen fallen in value, to take into account some
thing else beside the simple change of the relation
which one bears to the other in the markets of the
world We must know whether tho metal, by the
units of which the price of the other is measured
has changed in actual value or not. think these
propositions will be universally accepted.
have said that the value of silver is its prioe in
.be markets of the world and wish to lay especial
stress ON the last six words of this proposition. The
local value of an ounce of silver in India China
q, France when it is used in domestic trade, may he
affected by a dozen local circumstances, which may
NOT change the real value of the metal in the least
The French silver fve-franc piece Is exactly oquiva
lent in weight and neness to two haii-doiaIs OF our
.ubsidiary coinage and was worth in the markets
of the world sODs cents in American gold Ias' hfs
Say. The same day it tas worth in France 'he
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
A DENIAL by JOHN KENNEL.

To INC EdIfOF OF I"t IT'U HHe'
SIR: An article published in your paper to-
day. purporting be "a statement but not under OATH
charges me with frau1uleniy conveying, &c, property
which held In trust would state That AT no time have
ever held any property In trust for Mr. Janeway for
any one else ln my life and the statement made Is
tissue Of fasehood from beginning ~ end, gotten np
doubt for the purpose OF blacamaiiing Respectfully,
Nei0- FORK, Aug. Z, 1876. JOHN hLNNELL.
(The statements complained of appear in the court
records submitted 10 Chancellor Runyon at Newark
as charges made against Mr. Kennell and Thomas
Carey jointly. For what purpose ,hey are made we
do not know. We should bo glad to publish Mr..
Kennels defense, which was entered in the same
court and if he proves an attempt at backmal we
shall be PARTICULAR, delighted to publish the sem
tcnce innicted-Edl
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI SLIT
PROCEEDINGS BEGUN BY ANDREW J. RIKER AGAINST
ruE rpIr

PROCEEDINGS BEGUN BY ANDREW J. RIKER AGAINST
THE TRUSTEES.
A bill in equity has been fled in the Office
of tho Clerk Of the United States Crcuit Court By An
drew j. Riler OF New-Jersey against Joseph W Alsop
Allan, Campbell, William Whitewrght, and Frederick
Schuchardt Of New-YOrk, and William d. Griswoh Of
Missouri in their capacity trustees Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad to recover on six construction
bonds OF the road The suit grows out Of the agreement
by which the company was reorganized in 1867, and
the road was transferred TO a new corpora
ton The complaint charges that the deiendanz
brought about the foreclosure sale OF the road
Of which they themselves became the purchasers
and have ever since held the property as their that
the new corporation had property except that thus
conveyed to them and that the said trustees were tie
principal stockholders. and all OF them directors IN the
new corporaton; that thc Only payment made for the
rnpary Of the old corporation by TIC issue az stOek
to the holders Of trustees certificates The complainant
further SAWS ibat By the transfer 70 be rev coors0a
the security o. the residue indebtedness, which was tie
object of the agreement, DESTROYED, ana the COM
painan was left without any security ior bis c0nsrue-
lion bonds II II also charged that the trustees received
compensation for Their scrtces contrary 10 zoe agree
mcnt 10 the amount of 1900. b. ". huntington
couH,t1 for tho complainant.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
CIVIL NOTES.

IN the suit brought by Jeremiah Y. Spader against
the SeYsrk Elevated Rsoai 70 prcvcn; the building OF
turnout in front of his hotel Judge Sedgvck Yesterday set
t he order requiring him u give boaf IN sDOJ ior te
coupuance a. the pJrary injunction pending the SUI -Ld
giving AIfg. Il 10 hle IL
An application for writ of habeas corpus was
made yesterday Judge Donohue in Supreme Court Cha
hers O., behalf Of Ernest Mcdonnell hacman and the wit
,,. rrfurnale today counsel state that the hack
men have fet agrrt the action OF the police ~ cFJWds
TIE FnrySecn.1st DEPOT tnty ciih ut't
sary than the hack Ga finance requires ocNel
blc,u. hay. been fined. and the i@Csu.eus protective As
satDu has decided make th5 test case insieln pay
Inc lis 1ur ~ Donnc prison 20 have the Iroeeeinss
review ID by naOeas corpus.
Alvan s. Southwurth. receiver of the Bleeckcr
street RAJ aoad has filed his accounts for The last moh
sboyng receipt. during month OF $225 80 and operating
evpansss Of sl4i5O 33 has paid out $685. 70 Gr er
aud $40 account OF tue 9hi CON.
pany making his net balance SljGo s he s,4les rs es
rece!u. his reCtverShip at t!J2lu- 81 ts t9th
ceri;in cyucuss SIO370 o. his expenditure ior per-
nanent improvements 1t SOB Is AMI he payment on sc
conut the Old Company SI5i So leaving net O~iAhee
of sIl.T-ty
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
RIGHT OF DUMPING STREET DIRT.

LEGAL PROCEEDINGS TAKEN By rHE BOARD OF
POLICE TO PREVENT INTERFERENCE.
The City of New York has anticipated any
action OF the Kings County officials to restrain the dump
Ing of the street dirt OF Coney Island by bringing suit
against Winchester Brtton and other Kings County on
cals 10 prevent them from interfering with the New
York dirt scows In the complaint prepared By Charles
f. Macean counsel OF the Board Of Police the city sets
Winchester Britton the DlSrctAtorney OF
Kings County. that james JOurian, John Pyburn, and
William B. Iurd are Police Commissioners. and Patrick
Campbell. Police superintendent OF Brooklyn. and Cor
neus Ferguson tho last named defendant Is Shore In
spector OF the counties ~ New-lork, Queens, West
chester, and Richmond, under the law OF 1873. The
complaint then states that the Board OF Health charged
with the duty OF removing from the streets Of this city
crrion and o and the Board OF Police with the duty
OF removing ordinary street dirt ashes &c, through the
Street Cleaning Bureau OF the Police Department. that
the Board OF Police has peIempory forbidden the pa
cling OF any carrion It's scows and placed inspect
enforce this prohibition at tho loading OF the
which carry tho street dirt n the ocean. The
complaint declares that this method Of removing the
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OF NEw.YORK ...

PORT OF NEw.YORK K..........-........AUG. T.
CLEARED.
steamship Tuscany (Br) HarDord, Liverpool lien"erson
Triret Davis wimincton. Del, A. Abbott
sirauls1ip FrancoWa. Bragg, Portland, J. y Ames
Steamship \. G. Numcts Narir ri1W,,' pia & I.s. iA
BIrS Palo Alto Jenkins Marseiucs, H. d. q j. d' booi
q, so,x.-
BARK Solalde (Norl Petersen, IIinsiaL norway runs"
Brie sabna CBrl Genor Plymouth. Eng, Hatton Watson
Brig Louisa tBr Hobbs st. Johns, y. F. Hat,on' watson
Eng Lhadno (Nor Audrasen. Corfu tor orders c. r'Oo
scnr Belle Simpson bridgeport Conn. Z. @. Clarke, a
Schr. Joseph Rudd Anderson, Galveston r. u i''"s
schr d. s Barnes Wright Woods Hole Mass. cartWns"
schr Sarah W. Hunt, Coleman ST. Johns, Antigua o
barge baltimore. McCue Philadelphia Jas Hand
ARRIVED. .,.u,
steamship Hindoo tBr), Mills, Hall Jniy ~ ana scS
VITA mse and 10 Chas L. WtiSGt x
Yacht surprise tof Cher bourg). Long ooweS VIA
phla a. days. .-.,,.
bark Excelsior lo Bostonl. Eddy bordeaux 81 1SS II"
Rrir Clark (o wadebOro Mel. stah Fernandina a''"
BTtg Compeer (of Londonderry ~ 81 Ellis oporto 30 "'
via Dclaware BreaGwater, IN ballast "a 49,, 9TH .uYsf
Brlg ANITA owen. Pettingn. Car'enas 10 days. wiz" w.
ana 5,r,D Eastern star (of NewHayonl Foster, pemefAA "
DAYS with sugar aud molasses. - -, ,,,n,.or n s,
Hric Fairfield. Norris, OF and days from Ninuso "
sehr Dc Mory GRAY tO Port Jererson woodruff
nan is days with lumLer -, ,-,.,y prunS
schr. George Churchman (of Pmauoiphlh1 "'''''
Ia days. with lumber.
schr Mary C.Arnold, Arnold. Baltimore with co~-
Sahr j. II. Rapp, Cole. Virginia with wood
Schr Charles Banks Nelson. Virginia, with meionA
sohr. A. Z. Cianner. Isard baltimore .''h '"A-
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
DECISIONS Ns-AUG. =.

S,o,rrne Court t'hGubers-BY Judge Wcstbrook-
The Park Bank agt Pait-MemoFAndum
li1ius .r'-CkgDbejs 49, Shor.dan J.-lntlcr
art. HarlcRhrops deuying motion thWazas iiai.
i,n ,t A.. Brcr appointing Herman IGhO receiver eceo
- Crrri-0rdtr opening dcf.gt friedman - al. ast
Mayer.-trler Tor judgement Grocker ast tenreity
Nagltiug attachment, &c. l.acN agt tNanr-
Orer surn- uciipu granted. DrayicH ot al at: Net'
,rrro s, pcrsua !r property Harris AIT. Ntlckand-
O~.r for ,a n irpust with ciJ 4, Nc. Roo y
'rr1gk The prtN.yu slate Company 'gt Never; Arp
v.,l ct a. agt. Weinberg NaCUmbcr agt a.rem tta. ;
Tgsst oTrc IT, AIT. Hunt Maxwell a- i!a ci a. le
.eov stone Con. pdny AIT same; .acoJy et a. sSL
Mayr,.-O Orirrs signed AL,
Il. Jorpp J-Frc,crich ac; IahlchNotol granted win
out COSTS Endorsement lyman q u. 2gt IlvNu %
.cued With go Bell ag Rhodes Motion cenl@ IN
Qua costs op.ou filed. 3cUon ct. OuiCrhcud S-s
opinion ra CasiUpr, 90 a. art. Gar ne e. al non
hcd. RcarI et al AIT BoilcT.-&oOn denied WltA sIo
SIS: Ou uiUu fled.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
THE CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION.

To thc Edjtor or The Tri6une.
SIR: Politicians on both sides are in so general
conspiracy 10 cover mp this simple question OF specie
resumption in a fog of words. that il seems to be
hopeless to cndeaeor TO put it in simple form be-
fore the people. When il was at first proposed TO
refer the questions of silver and gold and of single
and double standard, TO a committee 10 report next
Winter. il V Us expected that such committee would
be a committee OF experts outside Of Congress
where only can bc found persons competent To deai
with SO large and so difficult subject, which ought
10 bee investigated by tribunal entirely impartial.
Buf i'm the form which the measure has taken. II ap-
pears that the committee is 10 be committee ot
politicians Only and the report 1t Is TO make Is lis
tie letter writers inform uoD to depend on coniIn-
cency sill doubtful, viz, whether the members oi
the committee shall 10 named by NJ. Sayler or Dy
Mr. Kerr. II M Saylcr makes tho appointments.
the report is to recommend public dishonesty; If
Nh Kerr, public honesty. In neither ease shall we
have n profound investigation Of the nature and
uses of money, or of the principles which ought 10
ettle tie question of a single double standard OF
value, Tie fact that double standard has hereto
for, so widely prevailed, has been OWING to the othc
iact that both silver aud gold have been always pre-
cious. and always 50 nearly relatively stable in
value that tlpe 81 sht changes in tins relation have
been practically impcrccp;ih!". If there had been
four or five such metals, there would doubtless have
lceu a Vuadruplr or a quinJuplc standard. The cN-
stcncc of double standard has always been an evil.
and always viii he. b.
N,r. York Aur .. 1876.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
street dirt is the only possible way Of legally tu,ru,

reet art Is the only possible way OF legally fulnnc
duty most essential to the health Of the city, thar b
Police Department has only limited sum 10 do M, ie
work and cannot afford TO do 10 in any other way Tbs
complaint charges that Ferguson Shore nspector "a
fuses to allow the dumping OF the dirt scows of ,h
shore except on conditions which will involve great
Onal expense, and that In imposing such conditions Ia
is exceeding the authority conferred him by the act
creating his office, and that in his acts has been ae,
ted and supported by the other defendants The rect
asked Is that the defendants bo restrained from ier
erug with the present method OF dsposng OF the
dirt
On this complaint and accompanying sffdavits denv
ing absolutely that any car1OD or garbage had been
placed the Judge WestbrOok granted an order
returnabie YESTERDAY, TO show why njupetton
should not issue requested in the complaint and in
the tme and until the decision OF the motion ON
the order to show enoined the defendants from
interfering with, Obsrlctng preventing the plaintiff
or it's officers agents. employees aud servants the Board
OF Police OF the Police Department Of the City OF New.
York, the Bureau Of Streetceaning Of said Police De
partment their officers agents employees and servanta
In removing the material by tine said Bureau Street.
Cleaning tO De removed from the City OF NewYork In ths
manner heretofore done"
Tnc motion adjourned Yesterday, Oh the request Of
the defendants, 10 next Monday.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
nrNrnAL SESSIONS couRL RooWs.

The August term Of the Court of General
Sessions Part L. opened yesterday. Recorder Hackett
presiding. The calendar heavy one, and to dis
pose of the hand will take the greater part
Of the month The Recorder in bis charge 10 the Grand
ury a.ain referred to the condition Of the courtroom
cybicb he declared TO br nuisance. Both ~ his col
leagues had made sick by the fOul AR ana lt and
ne himself tpgh Of strong cOlsttuti9n hai suffered
1rcatlv He weighed forty pounds less than when N his
sa condiroI account Oi tle effects VI ht Dtd VEN
tiIatou OF thc room New ROOMS he said Should 0e pro
,.id. ffrt.
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08
TIE O,DOyyELL RING SUIT.

In the suit of the People against John
ODonnc for oycrcharges for lamps and other Lighting
apparafu, during the Tweed Ring rule, amounting to
about S35OOOO and interest, the attachment against
O'Donnel's property was levied on judgment ior
- 9S7 60 which O'DOnuel had recovered against the
,i,, ,,r vhch tho Sheriff yesterday would have sold
thS Cn Hal paintings but for the attachment. mo
lion FOR Hs pclTeHs also fled In the sllt against
Mot on the north side OF Ffyseycnts 80 ieet ras'
OF Thiave 100 ieet IN front hy 100 feet ihcEes ueeP
I'm which ODOnGell is claimed to have All interest
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

snn rl,cs $500 5OS 1901 Moon rises. Sal
uiGH NArFB DAY-A.N .
sandy Hook 935 Island lO:lS Hell O. Ferry .l2O1
HIGH WATER riIfs DAY-P NJ "a.
sandy Hook. QJ3 siaud lU;33 Hell v. Ferry lE-s
New-York tribune., 1876-08-08

CoVRr OF GENERAL SESSIONS Before JOHN K UAcEErr,
Icrnr1rr.-Nm. COu<liu robbery: Timothy Ouu3r, A.eA'
ander Wilson, Maggie kinsley Remembrance n Krowlton
James Hary James OBron burglary Louis Was7an "a %
pre- lenses Ce" Rogers Richard Fernandez gaTbue J1n
brennan pct!t arceuy Msrtin sullivan, Archibald WHte
grand larceny Morris h. man. Julius Crane. arson