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The New York herald., 1876-07-18
CREEDMOOR.
RIFLE PRACTICE AT THE RANGE-REPREHENsI-
BILE CONDUCT or SOME MEMBERS OF THE
THIRD CAVALRY

RIFLE PRACTICE AT THE RANGE-EEPREHENsI-
BILE CONDUCT or SOME MEMBERS OF THE
THIRD CAVALRY
The rifle practice at Creedmoor yesterday by the
cavalry organizations of the first DIVISION of the Ma
tonal Guard. There were ,wen,y-six men from
separate troop cavalry Captain Karl Klein command
,ug and 1903 the Third cavalry, under command
of Lieutenant Colonel Boyer who also acted as officer
of the day The shot at 100 and 100 yards under
superyision OF Lieutenant Colonel ". b. Farwel Rife
INSPECTOR OF the FIRST division; making fair record
Alter leaving the range, however, members OF
tho Third cavalry became quite disorderly AZ tho
grounds in front OF Mr. Kleln's hotel at
trcedmoor Stat,on. They drank freely and
fred two or three random shots, that might
have wounded or even Killed chance passers-by Lieu
tenant Colonel Farweil, although IN way responsi-
bio for the conduct OF the after they had lett the
range demonstrated with Lieutenant Colonel Beyer,
WHO replied that lie guessed no harm done Lieu.
tenant colonel Farwc wanted him, however to order
an inspection, but declined to So soon after
some more shots ared. Fortunately no damage
was reported result o this reckless and censursble
conduct Alter Tour shots had been tired the men
entertained themselves with beer and songs until the
arrival of the returning train Below the totals of
those no auslhcd shoot tor marksmcn's badges by
making 25 and upward out OF possible 80 at 100 and
Al A,ar
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OFFAL IN THE BAY.

For weeks past the residents AMI visitors to Coney
Island and those who live along the Kings county shore
have complained of the nuisance occasioned by the
quantity OF dead animals and Nth which dumped
into the Bay from New York scows and nostcd up
the beach protest entered by Shore Inspector Fer
guson against the system of dischargins oal The Bay
but with favorable result Yesterday were
procured by inspect from Justice Church. of Fort
Hamilton lor the arrest OF Captain James A. Noyes of
tho Cornell and Captain Thomas Kelly Of the tug
Thomas Sheeney for emptying the olaladen scows ut
ebb tide in violation OF the law. The warrants
placed hands OF two de; ectives execution
the captains named surrendered themselves voluntarily
learning that they were wanted This will serve
test question in Tho matter Tho prisoners per
mtted TO so ON their own recognizance TO await
animation,
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
REAL ESTATE.

The sales Of real estate foreclosure al the Ex-
change saesroom yesterday were as ioows:
e. a. Lawrence Il Co sold the buildings with plot OF
land 42xlC33 on the south side Of West Thirteenth
street. 1877 feet OF sixth avenue for <l2 505
Phcbe r. Elliott.
T. II. Ludlow l. Co. sold lot 25xl00 on the east side
otFith avenue IS feet south ofNinety frs, street,
slso to Charles Wright; also 10, 35xl0os OH the
south sido OF Nnctydr street. 100 feet east OF Fifth
avenue. tor SO, 400, 10 Same purchaser.
Bernard Smyth sold the front and rear houses with
the lot OF land 100 the west side OF Mulberry
street, l6S cet north OF spring street. for $4,000 to
John J. Devlin.
Kirkland 4 Co sold plot OF land 100 llx255 on the
northeast Fourth avenue and llth street, for
$6j, 900, to John II. Bloodgood.
Willard av.. r.. sa5 IT. e. of Sd st.. a5xloo c23d
4ssh st., n s. 4iaG r. C. Of 7th av.. issxioo5; j.
ginnssan and wife to y A. Fnnsssn 3 q. ~, Nom
esd ward, J. Render and wife to J. Eerirh -, 5000
''sa s ~ .ara ss%s to so.
22a St.. I'd ys4 & f. : q I'd nv 70
4ssh st n s. q" IT. e. Of io!h sv 3G.sx77 Sxiree
aS aaT t.: John WY IT. to ooi Of H oa 100 esd 5000
ward 4. Van Dnsea ana wife 70 Kate Murphy: 2,loo
cad ward, !; James Morrison and wife to Geores
sanxny f S. Hall. .....:................. 10000
ward George W sfinko and wife to Mary cowen. 100
cohn Sophia aud husband, 70 Maria Brush aud
others ,exeoutors), of 3lst St. .. of 9th sv,
OIL Ernst. to John Hartei e. Of .i av n Of 9Th
years. l2,OOO
Primer, Sarah A. aud husband. to William H. Pr.
mer. n. of 25th ST., e. of 9TH 1850
hamburger. Joseph W.. to Martin Grossmxu. 8. s. OF
10Th W. OF av ID: instsnients $500
Corcoran. Thomas and wife. to John Corcoran, n. Q.
corner OF Lexington and 77th year..... 1900
Eleric,. John, to Joseph Bender, n OF IA d ST.,
OF Alexander av.: 20 years. 1000
Fsulkaber. Mary. to Joseph Bender, H. of l43d st.,
OF Aexander av.; - years. 1900
AppIeby. Sarah A. and husband. 20 East River
Savings Bank, ". g. OF Pitt St., 4. of stanton; 1
<,oOo
ST. e. 2I av.: 80: 5000
Congregation shRar ilRshoms syim TO g. Speier and
wife OF s5th ST.. OF 9Th av. years. 5000
Goetz. Jacob and wife, to Q. Stein s. Of 5ith st..
OF 10th av: $500
Roster. and wife, to L. Isenbeck,s of 11ths st.,e.
vf av b. . years 2,2Oo
King, Jacob, TO l.. George, H. s. OF 7th st. ". Of
Keck George r. and wiie to Moritz Eberhart n. g. OF
s4th of Nv. A: 400
Menninger Peter md wife. to Jacob Schumach
Of lIth of 44th ST. five years 1900
Same same. .. q. Of lth and 44th st.;
O'Reiliy Thomas J. and others, Isiior wormscr,s
of 3lth of 9th three months 10000
Eggerts Carl and wife, to Mount Sinai Lodge No
135. s. q. G. f.. IA. or 146th ST., e. Of 10th
Sparks. l. G. and wife TO Il; f. Rainsford, s. e. cor
OF 81 av. and SD ST. i've $1,000
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HEARTLESS RASCALITY.

Archibald Eade OF No. 334 East Twenty nth street.
and David McCntock, of No. 2j5 First avenue. both
blind called at the Central ONCE to-day and reported
that they had been swinded out Of 50 by calling
himself Professor l. Heyman, of No. 465 fremont
street. Boston, who represented that ho could
their sight. The unsuspccting paid the leo and
the professor tied piece Of wire around their heads
lie Then made a slight ucision behind the Tor
purpose OF letting The electricity into the head After
instrucng them to tho wire Tor three days, by
which time they would be able 10 see he took his de-
parturey
one of the victims remarked, as he told the story
that nil he thus lar loss OF 81
The police are looking Tor Mr.. Heyman.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
CITY TERMINAL FACILITIES.

A NEW FREIGHT DEPOT AT BARCLAY STREET
WHAT THE NEW YORK CENTRAL AND ERIE
OFFICERS SAY.
II has been matter OF contest between the New
York Central Railroad and the Mayor for some time a.
to whether the road named should have the right to
run dummy engines night down their new freight
depot AT Barclay street, bringing thereto and taking
thcre;rom empty and loaded cars whether tho Gen.
trail should merely their tugs and floats to the new
eutrepot just to their other river front stations Il
seems 10 conceded that the ST. Johns Park depot Of
tie company is totally inadequate the business wants
Of the merchants and the Central, and whilc the
clamoring for facilities 10 ship or re-.
cevo their goods lower part OF the CITY, and the
latter were arranging TO give them such facilities Al
Barclay street. the resolution adopted by the Board OF
Aldermen to permit dummies be run at night was
vetoed by the Mayor. The Cheap Transportation As
soclaton then Endorsed, by proceedings At the tims
published in the HERALD the position OF The Central
and committee was appointed urge upon The
Aldermen and the Mayor ,ne granting Of the requisite
permission TO the end that New York's terminal acl
lies should so far be increased.
Another opposition now seems to have developed in
the Erie Railway Company to the Centras cpcrosch.
mems on The North River tho Erie claiming thai II shs
Central used the Belt line OF The
It's the Barclay street depot Erie would be
debarrcd irou equal use OF the on account of
tho difference in It's guaRc, and only this but thai
the streets would be blocked by cars 10 great piury
10 the business both OF the merchants and the Erie
Company.
. Meantime the Central has been steadily working Ia
complete their new depot aud now that the painters
putting the finishing touches TO II IL Is sceo 10 he
one OF the handsomcst freight stations on the river
from;
A HERALD reporter waited on Mr. Rutter ,hs a.o
cra Freight Agent a the Grand Central DEPOT ysster
day, TO inquire whether the opposition by the Navor
aud Erie halfway Company you'd make any differ nee
TO the commencement OF business al barclay slroet
The answer was:--'Not at ALL We commence opsra-
tons there on Monday next OF course, we cannot
haul ears there by rail- was at first Intended A
least until the present attitude OF the Mayor changes of
other iacious opposition ceases; but We shall brius
goods there by tugs and noats The lner.
chants were complaining that their goods were
dovered down town with TOO much DELAY
ana We cndeavorsd 10 help them AS we'll ~
increase our own business by erecting The new ,ro,s
depot, and We Ind ourselves embarrassed Al almu.
every step As to what the committee of the Cbssp
fCONTINUED ON NINTH plan,
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William CIR, of No. I60 Henderson street Jersey
City, standing at the corner Hester ana Orchard
about hipast eleven O'Clock on Sunday night
whom William Wit, of No. $50 Eidridge street, snatched
his watch and chain from his pocket and handed It to
Christopher Aolioy, Of No. Is Suffolk street, brick
layer Botn men then ran away They subsc-
quenty arrested by Ohcer Qugiey OF the Tenth pre-
cinct and on being arraigned before Judge Bixby, ut
the Essex Market Court yesterday held tor tral
IN default ot 81. 900 bail each.
Az lhe Essex Market Court, before Judge Bixby,
yesterday Joseph Marcn held for trial IN default
OF 81 Uoc bail Tor steang $40 from Ignxx Unner, OF
No. 122 sheriff street.
Albert Mooreans, of No 2si Bieecker street. Patrick
j. Flynn. OF No. III BleecSer street, and Henry Bscr-
gayso OF No "a Greene street, held at the Wash
Place Court yesterday for violating the Excise
law
Samuel schwartz and Samuel Goldman, the bogus
watch swndiers. were fully committed trial At the
Essex Market Court yesterday.
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ROBBED AT CONEY ISLAND.

The thieves appear to have marked Coney Island for
their this season, numerous The victims OF
their rapacy that place, and great has been the
immunity which the rogues have thus far enjoyed
from detection. Yesterday Detective Charles Frost
of the Brooklyn Central Office, engaged in hope
less search for 500 worth Of pro- crty which
len IRON the pockets OF two Pennsylvania priests
while they bathing in the surf at Concy Island
Saturday evening. The ccrgymen after roDng Ior tie
surI locked tho DOORS leaving two gold Watches valued
at $780, and $500 in greenbacks in their pockcta
Upon returning they discovered that the house had
been during absence. aud their property
was gone The watches engraved with their names
and address, and will therefore DO difficult for the
robbers 10 dispose oil them.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
A BRUTAL HUSBAND.

HUDSON, n. Y, July II, 1873
special despatch 10 the Register says:-On Sunday
night Hiram Traver attempted take the lie OF his
wife IN Philmont by cutting her throat with pocket
knife, INJECTING ghastly and dangerous wound Mrs
Traver this morning in dangerous condition and
probably cannot recover. the wouldbe murderer fed
with his team-whch he appears have had in rcadi
ncsstoward the State .ne IN the direction OF Great
harrington. He is about FIVE feet in height forty years
Of age has sandy hair, red chm wbiskers and ouisn
gray eyes III Was, some fifteen years since, sentenced
from this county TO Clinton Prison and served there
twelve or eighteen months. Ho and his wife have been
living separate Tor time Tho excitement IN Phi-
mont is Intense and little mercy would be shown The
culprit should he fall into the hands OF the people.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
HAYNES SURETlES.

The sureties for Dudley W. Haynes, who was Pension
Agent Brooklyn IRON 1870 1872 tried yester-
day before Judge Benedict, witho a jury, in the
United States Court Suit was brought against them
because claimed by the government that Haynes
while acting pension agent, found upon rcir-
ing, to be a defaulter 10 the amount Of So, COO HIS
sureties had filed bond TO the amount OF $50, 0OO
The defence is that subsequent bond to the one in
suit given by the surees and that IL superseded
the bond Mr.. Haynes claims that he not de.
aulteY and that the government refused TO allow his
vouchers because OF their irregu!ary. The Court re-
served the decision.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
TOO CHEAP /!

TORONTO, Ont July Il, 1S.G.
Alexander Meyers a Polish Jew. was arrested here
yesterday suspicion OF having stolen S22 900 worth
OF diamonds, comprising 200 uncut stones, rigs.
bresstpns earrings brooches and large quantity OF
diamond dust He offered portion for sale al figures
below the value OF the articles, and, from information
gwen the police 1t supposed that he stole them IN
the States He has been remandcd 10 enable inquiries
IN he ude
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
A DEAR THREAT.

Robert Caswcll driver of car No. 81, avenue lne
caused the arrest OF one Joseph Meyer, of No. GIG
East Eleventh street. who threatened to shoot him be.
cause he would not allow him to smoke the front
platform of his Meyer was committed Tor trin
the fact that several witnesses swore
he had in his hand only large brass key when he
madc the threat Two witnesses. who were disnter-
escd spectators OF the difficulty. swore however that
they distinctly saw a pistol in the prisoners hand
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Judge Wcstbrook, sitting IN Supreme Court Cham
bers yesterday granted writ Of ccrorar directed to
Governor Tden asking him forward the requisition
and afidayits OF tho Governor OF Pennsylvania upon
which he authorized the arrest Of Nathan Ulman.
Al the SUIT OF George W. Baou and Clarence Fl.
vcrner Judge Westbrook yesterday granted an attach
ment against the property OF the city OF Erie in this
State The defendant IS municipal corporation In
Pennsylvania and plaintiffs owners of one Of de-
iendants bonds and presentation OF the coupon
the Fourth National Bank OF this city. where It
made payable, payment was refused; whercupon
plaintiffs brought suit
On behalf OF William ". Thompson application was
made yesterday Judge WestbrOok for PERMISSION
make W. A. Butler receiver oil the Manufacturers and
Builders Bank party defendant TO suit against
William II. Richards tor foreclosure Of mortgage
against Richards and wife. The averment Is that SUD-
sequent to execution OF the mortgage judgment
obtained against Richards and James X Davis tor
81, ,O30 95 IN the Marine Court
James Rothschild is in the custody Of the Police
Superintendent upon the requisiton OF the Governor OF
Missouri, the charge against HIM being en-
bczzlcmcnt Application WAS made yesterday
Howe his counsel, for a writ OF habeas corpus,
which granted The prisoner declares IN his po
tition that the alleged embezzlcmen moneys taken
cn lien for services, and, further, that civil SUIT
brought by himself against the complainant in regard
to such lien is now pending the civil courts in Mis-
souri, The writ made returnable to-day, when the
facts will be fully investigated.
Henry Van Hoven, an alleged fugitive from justice,
and whose cxtraditiou charge Of forgery is de-
manded by the government of Belgium, was brought
before United states Commissioner White for exami.
nation. The accused who was brought here few days
ago from ST. Paul. Minnesota, where ne was arrested
warrant, was represented by Mr. Richard OGor-
man, retained the defence The examination
postponed Tor a few days 10 await urther documentary
proof from the Belgian authorities.
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DECISIONS.
COMMON PI.EAs-spRcIAL TERN

COMMON PI.EAS-SPRCIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Hoesen.
In the matter OF rBrink-Appicaton denied Sec
memorandum.
by Judge Van Brunt
Snyder vs. Mcintosh. Motion granted. See memo
Daiy vs.. Mead-Extra allowance s1O0
wilkins vs. Wilkina-Reeree report confirmed
Norris VS.. Smth.-MotIon granted, with $40 costs
Sec memorandum.
Doan schesser ct al-A hnc of $50 imposed for
the contempt See memorandum
Bryant vs. Brady Mouon granted.
Huegi the Providence ano New York Steamship
Company. Security ordered on $500
Sarony VS. Morris ct aL-Decree signed
Booth VS.. Ferguson. Motion denied, without costs.
Laihrop VIZ. Wenberger. Motion granted upon CIV
ing security on $4,000 See order
Lathrop VS.. Newberger.-Wrt of assistance granted.
Sage VermiIyea yea-Delendants findings adopted
with the addition.
EARINE COURT CHAMBERS.
BY Judge Goepp.
Simpson VS.. kelier.-Menorandum for attorney
Duneen vs. cambridge. Motion denicd, with $40
Snowden vs. Whcian. Motion denied
Hastings VS.. Smtn.-Granted. with S1O costs.
Williamson VS. Wogcim an Motion dencd with $40
costs.
Bauer vs.. Jacobs. s.-Granted.
Schenck VS.. sossen-Motion to vacate order OF ar.
rest denied. See memorandum.
Coulter vs. Godley.-Denied, with $40 costs
Iaboureue vs. Chadiey lvicc versal -Appcation re-
fused.
with $40 costs.
Kaufman vs. Goldsmith. Motion to overrule demur-
rcr den led and Judgment accordingly.
Cahoone vs. lehman. ranted
Neckert VS.. Sim lndinger r-Moton denied.
Clark VS. McCuIn -Deicniantis default noted
Bcrhhcim VS. Rosrnstock. Granted.
oeglcy VS., Q1lPey; Ehrlick vs.. Abrahams nds
approved.
Levi Berrineer. Motion to open default granted
Holt VS.. Pinckering Order for Judgment granted
Herman vs. Fuller Motion denied, with $40 costs.
Edler Us. Baker Answer overrued frivolous.
Martin VS.. Mariin-Actions consolidated and refer
rcd.
SUPREME couRT-cHAMBpPs
by Judge Barrett
Clark VS. Cark.-Report now confirmed and iudy-
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THE PRICE OF ICE.

The ice corporations are bound to ''make hay whilo
the shines" The Brooklyn companies have CON-
bined to put up the price OF that commodity. The
schedule agreed upon by the Kn,cScrbockcr. Ulster.
Rdgcwood and Union Ice companies for the remainder
OF the summer az ioilows:-Family rates. 10 10
pounds daily. zoe per week; II TO 10 pounds daily 81
per week 90 pounds daily, 81 70 per week - pounds
and upward. 15c. per LOO pounis; butchers and all
other cash trade, Coo. per 100 pounds The average
consumption OF ice IN Brooklyn Is about !, 500 tons
d,tIV
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
WAS II A MURDER?

Coroner Cannon and County Physician Converse OF
Jersey City engaged yesterday in investigating
the cause OF the death OF Mrs. Curtis a white woman
whose husband is negro. Curtis stated that his wife
was addicted TO liquor and was intoxicated when she
camc home Saturday night. He allowed her to re.
main The noor although she called or water lie
sad that when he awoke irom sleep he found dead
As there bruises her bocy and Indications OF
foul play, however. tue relatives OF the deceased
woman have insisted on n iull Investigation.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
YOUTHFUL HIGHWAYMEN.

John McCann, alias "Bomtz;' Michael Boyle, alias
'Blnd Philley," and "Iumpy' Hcnnessy were
rested by officers Cassidy and kndeon, of the Twenty
first precinct on charge OF highway robbery Their
victim James Fske, of No. Is Prospect place,
Brooklyn who, while on his way home from up
tow picnic Saturday. was attacked on Third ave-
nue. aud alleged, robbed by the accused of So.
Fiske but boy D! fourteen years OF age and neither
of the prisoners is over eighteen years old. They
were remanled Tor examination.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
THE FIRE DEPARTMENT.

The Rev. DR.. McGlynn yesterday sent to the Fire
Department check for 500, contributed to the
Firemcn's Fund for Widows and Orphans by Mr..
Barry Sullivan the celebrated irish actor This Is part
OF large sum Of money left by Mr. Sullivan TO be de-
voted to objects OF charity in this country. The Fire
Commissioners requested DR. McGlynn 10 extend thc.r
thanks TO tho kind donator Tor his gift
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
THE DESTITUTE ARABS.

Mayor Wicsham acknowledges the following addi-
tona amounts for the destitute Arabs:-Darng, Gris-
void K Co., $50; Mitchell Il Kimlcr s25; New York
Produce Exchange, 500; J. q Jones' S25; Ackcr,
Merrill & Co., s25; Francis = Kinney, s25; Psrk &
Tll.ord. S25: Arnold. Constable 4 Co. S25 TIFFANY 4
Co. $25: NJ. q. Brown. $50; Theodore Roosevelt SIS,
A. g., $40; 5. C., ~. Total, including sums previously
n,kuos lodged 81. .OI5
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
AN EMBEZZLER ARRESTED.

George +. Cook, OF No 3l5 West Twenty second
street. was arrested yesterday morning by oiicer
Grassick Of the Washington Place Cour: Squad, and
arraignsd before Justice Duly charge of EN-.
bczzng ss25 from his employers, Stern Brothers, dry
goods merchants Sixth avenue aud 1wehty.thrd
street. IL had been In the employ OF Stern Brothers
about a year and leit the Sth INST on examining
the books his peculatons were discovered He
held for triai in dsfaul: OF 81. 900 bail
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
FIRE RECORD.

AT bal,-past nine A. NJ. yesterday slight Gre occur
red IN tae law Office Of William TonSln, No os Centre
street Damage triing.
AT minutes past one T. NJ fire on the second
floor o No. 10 Christopher street, owned and occu-
pied as y dwelling house by William Decree, florist,
caused a damage ol $500. Insured.
Tho large boarding house Of Mary and Katharine
Conslin the village OF Huntington, l.. L.. was de-
stroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Part OF contents
were saved. Loss. 5000. insured for Sl.so0
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
CAUGHT IN THE ACT.

John Mccabc of No. COL First avenue, was held for
trial on charge OF breaking into and robb,ng tho
liquor No 226 East Thirty fourth street. He
arrested Ia the act by private watchman named
James Grace and handed over to the police.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
NEIL DoUGHERTY's WILL.
THE nArHoE SCHOOL FOR THE POOR DEQuEs

DECLARED INVALID
The long contested VIII of the late Neil Doughcry
who died the city OF Brooklyn about two ago.
leaving an estate vancd at about S,5 900, has again
been brought into public notice Justice Barnard, Of
the supreme Court, has rendered MI opinion in tho
action which was brought by James j. Gsrvcy, Dough
ertys executor Tor the construction OF the Will The
esator created the Bishop of Raphoe. Ireland trus
tee upon the following trust THE money shall be
used tor the purchase OF site Tor the erection axd
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
A NEW ORLEANS MURDERER.

Peter Coyle, who recently sho. man named
Zieglcr in a saloon in New orleans, has been iound
guilty of murder by a Coroncr's Jury--the wounded
man having died from he effects OF the shot Thc
gully turned over TO The Sncrii and locked
up to trial Coroner Chastant made All affidavit
charging Coylc with murder, and william Wilkinson
alias Red B..l and an unknown man as accessories be-
fore M faci
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
DANGEROUS FUN.

John Grief was nrraigned before Judge wandell at
the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning. charge
oil assault and battery preferred by Joseph Casiua.
young Italian, who charged him with throwing him
into the East River from oi the piers Ca-ina
rescued from drowning by Onlcer O'ConDer of tho
First precinct, who arrested his assaant Grief was
committed for trial Ia oault OF $500 bail.
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
NEW JERSEY SOLDIERS HOME.

Ex-Governor W. A. Newell and VI. s. Ward, Daniel
Homes William Wright and Rynear II. Pcse.e have
been chosen by the New Jersey supreme Court
ayers for ive years OF the New Jersey Home Dis
abled Soldiers Ex-Ch2nceor Amxi Dodd has been
also chosen 10 ill the vacancy caused by Ex-Governor
Ulden' death. Tho Home IS located In Newarg-
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
A DISHONEST SERVANT.

Charles G. Ecschert, keeper Of lager beer saloon at
No o5l Third avenue charged his bar tender IA, the
F,y-sevcnth street Court Nicholas Poutus, wvh the
larceny OF $5S and part OF suit OF clothing The prs-
oner admitted the charge and Was held for triaL
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
MURDER IN LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEANS, July IL, 1876
Magil Mousens shot and instantly killed by Al
exandcr Jones yesterday, miles below Algiers
The cause of the shooting row among :her
oh
The New York herald., 1876-07-18
THE JERSEY CITY HOMICIDE.

Henry Msrksscn and Julius Nichols, charged with
ghler causing the death of Frank Boehm Ia
wszners sa,oou, Grove street. Jersey Cny were
brought Up tho Court OF Sessions yesterday and all
mi.ted TO bail IN 81, 200 each