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The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

A farm or rs acres. with All the improvements
IN hays county, one mile east OF the Blanc~ Ger.
DIS place Is Wen lnciosed with stone and fence
frame dwelling house, with ugthUuses and cisteru:
plenty of timber and tine pasture so0 acres divided
into two pastures nice yeung orchard. and SPLEEN
did range for sheep. Cal! on VI. Il SN EENEY
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19
AkDERSONVILLE,

20 complete History - An e sonvilie PrI,. =
- on. by DR.. X. Il. STEVENS \, surgeon IN -
a. charge, vi h an Appendix containing the =
a., names OF $4,000 Tn GA soldlcrs a h died there
= vita date aNd cause OF death sent receipt -
u OF price, IS %. Splen did campaign ~.
~ book. TURNBULL BROS. Balumo.o, Nd -
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1876-10-19

lea acres, with all the improvements two milei
from Elgln the Central Railroad, IN BAstrop eoun
~. Call aud get q bargain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
ri and Winiam Pincknev
THE COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April lin the Court of Appeals, Tues
Jay April H. lB7G-DecisOns handed down: Motion denied
Nth $40 cosls-ExceSOr Petroleum Company at Dayton
Motion denied without costs.-lOse ag~ Hurd
Judgment affirmed with e1ss.-liaD act Omaha National
Bank Sms0n agt sattcrlcc; Sims0u 2g Sin0nsOn; The
Evangelical Home agt. The Buffalo Hydraulic Association
6hutz Rg- Crane; Kidd art. BOttum Earl s1. Peck.
Judgment sfirned-JacDbOysky agt. 4 he People. -
Judgment reversed and tra granted COSTS 10 abide
tyent.-WOOlgate agt Fleet: Reynolds 8gt. Robinson
Order Affirmed and Judgment for plaintiff OIL verdict win
OTier grant trial Judgment plaintiff
Oh verid eiih costS,-Isdey agi. Smith. go
Appeals dismissed Will costs o. appeal only anderDt
Judgment reversed and new trial graDted.-McComb agt
The People
order affirmed and Judgment absolute defendants
gupulaiion sth costsrho People act. Horton. order
lnmed With cOsIhe People rel CUrgTOye agt. Green
The People Davies agl Green The People Deye
IN ast Asteu The People rel Tyler ag Re
kson &c Tho People OK re-. NelvcrtOn Green; TIE
Park, 60, Railr al.
Order modhed an alternative rnandanns 10
esue instead OF pefeinpt0y nandauusrhe People rel
Appea dismissed with ccsts-Brdsan sgt strobridRe
NOtiDns-Harvey agt Bnrnham.-MOuOB Open dafault
A. Parker for motion Alfred G. Chaplin opposed default
No. AZ fnSersol agt y. Y. and Z. H. R-Arninent
sumed and Concluded
No l5S-JOhn 81 ,erland respondent agt Erasmus Ben
ee apeautAreued by j. IL Clute Tor appellant and A. j.
Parker Tor Respondent
No 90-IIObert Mler appellant, agt Andrew Curtis
tpoDdentAi ed BY Henry Bennett for appellant aud jas
u. Varngm for respondent
o4-Chares saulter administration 3d. respondent ag
The N Y e. AMI r. r., arpeia Argued by ;. W. JACK
bon for appellant snd j.. w. paiPe for respondent
NO l59-hary Ann HaVWaIt respondent, art. MatheW II.
bfepnHn SheTin etc., appeInLAreued by Id~&Td Patter
ton !Or appellant and Ldwin 81. Foit for respondent
Proclamation Inane ana Court adjourned.
cacfiar Wednesday, April IL, 1876 l6l,
s2A, l2Ass 80, 81, l03 and l07
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
SALES FROM 2la O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 3
Bnrand Erie, New Erie Railway
TUESDAY, April III. NJ.


The increased activity noted to-day at tho Stock
Exchange was confined to trading in the usual
favorites Lake Shore Erie, Pacific Mail and West
crn Union these four stocks having monOpolized
49, 900 shares out of total transactions aggre-
eating 10l 900 shares. Lake Shore was. however,
tho leading stock 81 200 shares being reported
the quantity bought and sold. Tho opening price
was 593I@j97s. from which it steadily declined TO
5Sls without any material reaction. If Wa except
one early in tho day. when tho price rallied from
50la to J07s and later from isis to 58l2 with final
sales ut 5S3s. The brokers that wero employed to
do the early selling were so identified with
tho bear interest that the stock was freely bought
under the impression that it was for Short ac-
count; and not until 1t had sold below 80 was the
suspcion entertained that to employ bear to sell
long stock was the cutesf way to find good mar
ke, Concerning the story about gain of $500, 900
in the gross earnings of tho Lake Shore road during
the first three months of the year. we learn upon
authority likely to he good, that thers was falling
off in gross earnings for tho time mentioned from
those of last year of about $4,000: and it Is only
fair to saw shat from tho same authority we hear
that by the introduction OF further economies in the
management of the road, the nes receipts for the
months show an increase Of about 100000 Eric
moved Just in the opposite direction to Lake ohore
and sold up from 17Ss TO 1874, although iaVer
dropping to 1sl4a1s3s. Among tho dealers
in this stock there seemed TO have been
. sort Of spontaneous combination which must
sxplain the sudden and unusual desire on the
part Of all the great and little bears to cover their
".hortsy Certain it is that they, one and all. as-
tempted to buy tho stock at the same moment,
and wero generally successful, but also bid
the price up 1ls per cent upon themselves.
Pacific Mail opened strong at 1872 because
of tho announcement that the Company had paid its
taxes overdue to tho city, amounting to about
$50 OOO.. Perhapsit is good thing for corpora
ton to quidate debt by the creation of larger
one We have before seen it 50 interpreted IN the
prices q securities at the Stock Exchange. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12

why not in Pacific Malt However, the
prce subsequently declined to 17Ss. and finally
closed at 177s. Western Union has been upon tho
whole well sustained on moderate business, selling
from 65aa to 66la, and closing at &c. an advance OF
Il per cent from yesterdays closing price. Pro-
ducers Petroleum advanced from 105, ex dividend,
TO 1O6l with that bid at the close. The remainder
Of the list scarcely requires comment except that
the trading was light and the. fluctuations
higher Investments were generally shade lower,
the noticeable exception being Delaware and iiud-
son Canal, which improved l per cent. Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western was steady, and n. j..
Central easier on less demand from "shorts" to
either borrow or buy the stock. The general market
closed tame and weak The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
CIVIL NOTES.

In the suit of C. Reichenstein against Samuel p
sh and others reported in yeste rdays TRIBUNE the jury
n Common Pleas Trial Term. before Judge Van Hoesen,
awarded the piaintn 5000
In the United States Circuit Court yesterday
Ce Jury In the Charles r. Fowler against Collector
Arthur to Of duty imported rice returned
verdict for plaintiff The point involved was whether ce
Dot ireei from Ioea as commonly imported va: IGuSe "a
unoeaned the Government holding II TO Do cleaned
nee in the meaning Of thelaw
I'm Supreme Court, Circuit before judge Lawrence,
Tohn Fellows yesterday recovered Judgment for sl5l6 o.
Mr. Fellows District Attorney 10 ISL Law Of
1870 fixed the salary Of that Office at $4,000 under law Of
1871 the ApIortoment reduced tins salary 20 per
cent The presented whether Assistant Dlct
Attorneys are Tart the Judiciary system Judge LaWrnce
held directed judgment for MI Fellows but OiCeicd
DO heard Ia the first instance at the Gen
nal Term.
The suit Of Hiram Benner and William Pinckney
against Joseph ~ DGcos ana Others before Judge sper
Superior Court Special Term yesterday to settle issues
z ta grows out Of old foreclosure sui brought
ky Foenezer Caldwell against the Society Of the Church Of
Pufitsns ich the defendant IN bis st was purchaser
u tie oTtcOsed property for SO7O The money TO
lay advanced by plaintiffs and the deed was made 70
ts Of the psEtius The question Involved IN thls sun
merely By Of mortgage for his benefit or whether &c wac
hereby agent buy the property for the ilainn The dr
endsnt requires TO show April "a rs to the issues
" h a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
DECISIONS APRIL IL.

Supreme Col1t-ChGmbeys-B Judge DOnOhue.-
collins agt Coll nA-CDnion. Lyman AIT Abrahnns.-
Memorandum THO Christopher and Tenth Street Railroad
company SSi Central Gro stown railroad COmpanyhOtOn
pened OBreu sgt. brOWDing.-MOtiOD granted. LOHeTe
hgt Wagstza 1t af-Gran;ed Rune Agt Law Sc-M0ti0n
granted smith agL Armstrong. Motion denied
byJuogo Batett.-fatIi0Co 2g Thaycf-OTdor settled
proposed ~ defendant Nussbsum ag IIvsrY.ylhs order
setuement Of Two days be given. Kelly COrteyOu.Mo-
ton granted for second Friday Sprat Ag
seI,leS Ooi-so AIT ieathI think plaintiff justified
SEEKING better terms than offered but whele
the Court ought not impose uch as s aoTBey cannot
comply Will Motion anea upsu payment OF 40 costs
lhe b@hes Bank at Aaben 1t s.-The ought
uy ,e ets uyon sdnts good defense II true up.
tuny OF proving merely because of an GID Of tier
attorney the default must bs upon fsy WITHIN
bys Gays OF 40 a Zee $40 Costs Of former notion 40
Batter agt Fsrlvd-hs 10 action Tor eoes Mold ad dc.
nYered pleaded az such and the plaintiff his complaint has
aio 70 too proper avemoutS that an Allegation that
the Defendant was guilty VI fraud In contracting such
Ihs rreloy4nt matter, ~ hs woul ste y VerIct
EPoh the trial proof sdayt the ale and de
nvey OF TIC goods He sann ~ engaus his Complaint
NY con4,erA IaetS upon which he might hsye obtained
Mks SUCH and his summons fer relief .
ss,mnpv IMPROPER The motsn must DO Einutod with
NV costa AT agt Conner. - The statute TO
which 1 have been referred not cover such
sses a. the This notice paper required by
s 70 be served upon the Sheriff Oinosy Tie application
must be denied OCOD0r agt Tayof1he Court Jusic-
Won because the parties before IT, and because
h.tors haye been placed upon the demsd premises
rnen the plaintiff Judgment thR the defendant 10 barred
" AZ interest therein The notice refesn eny necessary
nsFe sale other than Jd contemplated Here the bill
ysere Judgment; motion granted With coss Harris ag
rscuns thoa 3)Motons granted unless ths def nd
t pays al OF including the year 1873
sh ss eVA and s sxsa Of Tie years lS7l AID 1875 and
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n exchange:
We annex closing quotations of for

Money continues in good supply. but at timss to-
day call loans commanded per cent. the morseom-
mon rate having been 4, on pledge of mixed coli
lateral. To tho Government bond dealers the re-
ported rate is 3. The rates on commercial
paper are per cent and upward. The United
States Treasurer received to-day 100000 National
bank notes for redemption. The Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The In
tsrnal Revenue receipts footed up 100000. e
following Is the Clearing house statement: Cur
roncy exchanges. 500, 1888 currency balances
ST., POL OJS gold exchanges. 81 S6l .90S gold bal
ances. $i54 .S52.
There was good trade in United States securities
to-day, attended by a reaction from late prices
Registered skies of 1851 sold at 121l2; Coupon
5-2Os of 1865. new. at il9ls; registered new lives
at ISIS registered 5-20s of 1857 at 1918; coupon
do. at 1911, and registered ten-forties at ll7Ss.
The market at the close steady and the follow
a., tLa tafi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE COURTS.
T,yLoR's BLACK FRIDAY SUIT.


wu1. STREET CUSTOMS AS TO MEMORANDA OF
SALES.
Tho trial of the suit of De Witt c. Taylor
,nst Goud and others. for losses growing out Oi
.p'a~ao,;ops on sept %, 1869. generally known as
so, p,,Aay" was continued yesterday before Judge
-, IN suprfm Court. Circuit. Mr. Persch, broker
testimony had been previously given, was recalled
So, no nav testimony connect Smith, Could ana aar
M Win speyers sale OF gold to the paintih was ehci'eu
Tho nlp ne Of Judge Barrett on fi1uay ~
90 ,be memorandum gwen by Speyers 10 I'e
nIs,ntid had made its form very important lhe
orandutn Ia lost and only the memory OF witnesses
CO.. .uoply il A brokers' memorandum to bind his prih-
.nal must be signed" Speyers TESTIFIED lht he ho'oi
Ss,,ned"a memorandum until the Monday following
pIack Friday Before that his memorandum had oeeh
nripted form. in which was written only the amount VI
The transaction and the name of the person on '"o
de Several brokers testified that this custom only up
oled WHARF the transaction strictly between @
Ehrre the broker gave his principal ne sl-on -;
a. ,,ratnra WAS printed his clerk slSheu pcIon nIe
Initials One broker, after cOnSlderinle rof,rc
mat he had such sgn1tureS OF Aipo, - 1od =,
Rlack Frday Gen. ID IN el ButterHou We 60
$50 tbat no had received letter on S'tuHN' ai'oi
B,cS Eriiav from smith, Gould Martin, cdlIlhS upon
pt a. ,rt m margin ON accOnnt OF MS snare III tue
80 Can Rutterheld remembered ne ndu IocSlNuu
at,or hut IMPRESSION was tnat IL was mo w III
mand for money. AS he cOuld not prouucS w i''Ni "
ar III .nce as TO its contents was excluded
dra nIautfH rested yesterday MtefhOOn WIN P'in-
200 10 nroye more clearly tIat ADet StyFis aCVudis
,sSoed memorandum Of the sale 10 IayIOi lcdy tnt
Ss,sndanfs will move to dismiss the complaint, NANNY
A. The sr,nd that the plaintiffs have failed 70 SHOW any
,ouneefiou between Speyers and Smith, OOuu Maf''
Ihe present defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
AN AGREEMENT TO BUY STOCK.

The trial of a suit between Thomas r. Merson
ana Nicholas H. Decker was begun yesterday in Superior
rourt Trial term before Judge Sedgwck The plaintiff
,am is that ~ June 1873 ne agreed to sell 1913 shares
A. the New-York Construction Company to tho defendant
ho was President OF the Company at par and sues Tor
e contract price The defendant sets up some technc"
etense and as cton for them, claims that at the
n,pe Of the contract tue Company. IN Which boh were
,ores,ad had built for the Lake Erie Evansville and
sonfIWesteIp Railway COmpany'a portion 81 IT'S ROAD
Sn had not paid; that there were NEGOTIATIONS De
tween The two panics to facilitate winch TINS agree
ssnt 10 trauser stock made that the negotiations
,uded ia transfer Of ali the liabilities OF the Cohsu
lion COupany 10 the Railway Company ana transfer o.
srtan securities Of the Railway Company TO the Con
irucon Company, tine latter Company then neing sNo
uanally wound up; that through All me (
90 nain cted IA the owner OF his stock and that II
vas moi until after the clOse Of the negotiation tat the
plaintiff rendered his stock and demanded payihenlIor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE ASSEMBLY.

The following bills were passed:
Authorizing sulrogltes To appoint receivers OF real
estate IN certain cases.
Amending the regulating tine practice of medicine
and surgery.
The House then in Committee OF the Whole, took mp
the re,oui the Canal Board liking the rate OF tolls
OIL the canals the same prevailed itst year,
Sir SLOAN moved Amendments that the ratio De hAcd
the same a. in lSI4. NulCh was hlsurr.
Sir. nULLLiGn followed IN auswef aud In EifOr or the
lOwOll sheet
Mr. soAN said that there evidence that the canals
rally wcrs IN debt 10 tho state, counting interest,"
s35OOJ,OOO.
Mir. BUgLlIGm insisted that the true account would
show canas had pad ino the Treasury or tHo
state S6JOOD,OOO.
Mr. isGArS spo,o IN favor Of tho amendment, and adj
vOcatcd nisneT dolls. -
Ar g. l. T. II took the floor, and urged ~ length that
IL was the prOdGccr who mostly Interested M on Ocn
eited by low tots Tue consumer was not D,nchied 10
visible extent
bessrs BRADLLY ana HALLIDAY spoke IN favor OF low
tolls -,
Mr. IEPBUES said he did not thnf tho reopc OF this
State the taxpayers, wanted To Keep tho canals at IN
annual tax upon Of million dollars iVr the dement,
U the Western Producer
Tho House. then, without reaching vote ON INC ques
ton, took "A teCoas untH 1870 T.. Ill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
NORTHUMBERLAND MOVEMENTS.

The Journeymen carpenters at recent meet
ing resolved that S shoId 10 the rate OF wages, ana
ten hours an ordinary days work committee was 10
have waited yesterday upon tia members OF the Mo
chancs' and Traders Exchange, at No "a Murray ST.
but the master carpenters then said they had heard OF
no delegation from the worlmcn. They said thai Tie e-
poyers willing TO treat the men reli' ana senoray
paid better wages than did owners VIII engdgod thet
own men. They thought that to aNcta g pay lho y'h
would 10 per day aud said tnat neir ior
the building season had been drawn ON that DtsiF.
The strike OF tho book aud job oOnost"rs has Deen IN
progress for month, dirug which time the
Tytogra phieal Union ha paid out 100000 10 the
idle men, who receive from 81 ~ @l2 por "sok There
are nearly 500 men Oh strike
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
PART II.-vAs BRUSr, J.

1854. agt Lutte 2O2l.. oakley sgs The MAYOR
and Fulton Ferry r. ooo. y iin, IAfe Ips. GO,
906.. Kool agt Third ave. Z025 se6eri as. Berrnger.
p S SS Augustine $685. aarST A., ATT
% s ss MSrSS 5S5 'An
BarsaSG Az, khOsGe' @ as d hs Way ra;
2o6 Ia4he s sst w syine asr cornell
ZOi' eineiaiT ast QUINN 20S3 Hanson ss enaus.
2Ois. oNei ast Heunes,y soj5. KiSatasy asI Koenls
PART ILL.,. +. DAILY, J.
l9oS..Ayery ast MCwn- 2Oii.. Rosenberg ast SON.
1880. .skI%sn ast Garry 2oi2. Holland sgt Osborn
agt Vat oo so SSyss and p5s
1922 leach at shand 2o'5 Camp &C. agt Lowen-
1905. HARRISON agt Boyle. 20i7.. 0sbDrne sgt
1888 1zza agt squadrlle. .Joes agt Armour and
5Sss Gfs5nsea sst sphinx aOlo Mech and Trad MAJ.
Mayor. 2OjO. Blown agL Tho Mayor.
MARINE CouRr-TRiAL TERN Pact I.-ALKgRJ
1850. Lake ag Tiemann S9Jl McCabe ag Farrell
l792 Rice ast schmitt im- 1892 MeCa6e aS] Spell
s8a7.M$sqa agt Open. g2a5 Wiser asI peerins.
500. .Foge agL Tobias 5S9S. M.nurs and Mechanics
1907. Bent asG Powers i'm. 4OOo Aron rsso Forte Co.
535.. Ioke agt Vanderbilt 40ll. Raymond sgL Wood
S96l. Pate ct al. AIT Lippc.
PAKT IL-sHEmDAs. J.
ssi4. .Zonicka ng jackson. 1852 Wolf and agt
kamp%an at GcTa% Ss asr Levin
4427 .Saues agt Iweg.
59l2.. Clark and agt Nc 39i2 Nor DAILY et
2slo. agi Hencklendor; 1857 Patrick and agt
72oJ. .Ackermau ast McDiy. WEIGH
fetal. 80. Johnston agt Mailer.
PART I1I.-SnEA G. J..
$3.50. Never AIT. Corner. GSO5. .Pohman Rothman.
G9gO. .COWpcrthwaiL agt. TlJJ Allison DeriIam.
2lS9. .ClarS-or agt Breunan.
AZ l6 BanK North America $3.50 Parma Decker
agi. Rikcr q al. 72gb..H ghcs aat. Bernnger.
G792 EmmertL Leonard 3J9S B agt Dunno.
b7S z CORNER 7i4 4. .S9ne agt. stevens
7245.. FlOO1 ast Smith. 7l4D..Pcttus agt. circuit.
O9ii. BrO1rr1ck Tho
Mayor. Aldermep,,Sc.
GENERAL SE.sIONs-tI pgRsLRRyR J-Janes COnnngiort,
forgery Thomas Allen, ROBBERY William Luu1. grand lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE NEw-JERsEY LEGISLATURE.

THE NEW-JERSEY LEGISLATURE.
THE GENERAL SCHOOL AND OTHER BILLS PASSED
TIE SENATE smlRIFFS BILL DISAGREED WIN
IN 1HE HOUSE.
TRENTON, n. j., April lin the Senate
to-day the following bills passed Respecting tho
issue Of the bonds Of cities to pay the costs Of over as
so,sments for improvements tho Geuord School bill
TO extend the prohibition Of the so OF liquor on election
DAYS TO The entire day; authorize the OF bonds TO
paw tue floating debls of cities, AMI to provide Tor the
public printing. -, -, Qua,
In the House the Governors veto OF the jersey cry
bill and OF ta Till pay the expenses OF the COnstltu
tonal Commission was read ana laid on tno table.
The HOUSE disagreed ~ tho senate amendments OF tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
.cuArIryGE FROM A CANADIAN YACHT.

A challenge has been received by the New
York Yacht Club from Charles Clifford VicoCommodore
Of the Royal Canadian Yacht Co TO sail FOR the Queena
cup which has been hold IN ths country suco was won
about 25 years ago. by the yacht America Commodore
Kngsand OF the NewYork Yacht Club said that Especial
meeting of the club would probably be held IN tho course
of q week consider tho Challenge aud II accepted
to fix day and place the IL Is NOS customary
40 ,,,oe beforehand yncht to enter the race it being
declared nj :e time OF the contest The yacht entered
Inv MIR tlird Is the Countess ~ Duhcrin, now vessel
W aiI t Latest improvements. she Is 22l tons, En-
dish and 2:I3 IONS, NowYork Yacht Club lnoasur oen
So I2d feet long all, LOT feet on deck 30 ice
IoI o. tet heain o feet inches depth Of hold, with
feat dr.d of water forward AMI feet inches ait.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
THE SUIT AGAINST GEN. WEBB.

In the case of the United States against
Gen James Watson wcbb Judge Blttchford' in the
United States District Court ruled yesterday that the
line OF efeus should be restricted TO showing that Gen
1ebbs adustmeut of the claim against the Brazilian
Government was expressly authorized by the United
States Government. The offer Of the defense To show
that he had individual sanction from the claimant
Wells 10 hs action was decided 10 b. not pertinent 10
The present case unless could proved that all de
kndan.'s arrangements were with the ful knowledge
aud approval Of tue Government TDts ruling is re-
fartled as strong point favor of tine Government
Zen Webb was the only witness called yesterday ana
his evidence was chiefly in vorihcatiOn OF the dOcu
hentary evidence in the case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
SEPARATION NOT A DIVORCE.

Catharine Collins and heI husband, Charles
e. Collins, separated several years ago by formal
tcpsration decd under which the wife received some
money and property. She now sues for an abso-
hte divorce and claims that at tie time Of the separa
non she deceived TO her husbands wealth and as
10 the valus Of the property The referee decided that
HE was not entitled 10 any further allowance. Judge
bonohue overrues this view. He says: Admitting 10
rs fullest extent the agreement of separation II clearly
was 90 permission to defendant 10 commit the acts
complained Of and, in the prosecution OF her sat TO
establish her right, think the plaintiff Is entitled to all
pOny and counsel fees"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-12
"dat was the reason why he wouldn. give me de bag
THE LONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.

The election of officers and directors OF the
Long Island Railroad Company for the ensuing year. held
yesterday afternoon the Long Island Railroad depot at
Hunters Point, resulted la entire change The fol-
lowing the officers: President, Conrad Poppen
husen; Vice-Presdent and Treasurer, Herman G. Pop
penhusen Secretary E. Is. Hnsdae. The Board OF d.
rectors Is composed Of the officers, and William Kevan
Herman Funke, Morris Franklin Adolph Poppenhuseh'
Il. h. SnttOn Alfred l.. POppenh,srn, William A. have
meyer h. B. Wallace T.. T.. Sprsgle, aud d. ~ Rones'
The only Old member in the present Board Is f. b. wal