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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Mrs. James st. Clair and her son and dauph.
ter, residing st No. 229 Lake street, Cleveland,
Ohio were poisoned On Sunday by eating toad {.
stools. which they mislook for mushrooms. Toa
two children disd Sunday evening, and the
mother is not expected to recover
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The Signal Office gives warning OF another
cyclone that may bo expected at the Southern
in the South Atlantic and East Gulf States al.
ready show the influence Of low barometer
in the Iu1f
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Davis, the missing State prison watchuao'
was arrested 10 Somers, Tollaud county, Como,
las. night, and conveyed to the State prison
this morning Davis is supposed to be reapoE-
sibe for the recent outbreak in the pr'sou'
which resulted in the murder of the overseer'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Ihs grand jury at Chicago has indicted Spen-
Ger. Guild and BulkIey, officers of the State Saw.
inrs Bank in that city, for embezzlement of
500 000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The grandjury of Kemper county, Mississp..
pi, has found thir:y.two indictments against
parties said to be implicated in the Ohisolm at
fair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

high living cannot be ,ldulged 10 without
disagreeabls consequence If you EEL 81, tha,
your blood is out of order use Dr. Bulls Blood
hixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Scatter ing-FAlla Church, blank l.
r. Ea,r having received the highest mum.
ber ,fvote.. hereby declare him duly elected
til csndids:o f the conservative party fo1 the ne
P.ouse of De5es stes at the ensuing election to DO
! Iald on the 6,h day of November ne1t.
THOMAS MOORE.
ghs;rz an County Conserv. Committee
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

The following conservative Nominations fox
the House of Delegates have been made =
For Gouchlaud county, r. D. james; fer the
district composed of Elizabeth City and War
wick, Thomas Curtis; for Charles City, Jni&3
B. w. Lacey.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

DIED.
obsr %, 1877, in Richmond, sI
Miss Nancy Bacchus, JOHN
ty.si1th year of his age, alter a
He died in the faith.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25
New Jersey republicans.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 25.-Thc republican
convention was called together at l.! N. The
temporary chairman made 40 address. The cas-
didate nominated by the democrats wa, partl'u
larly referred TO as objection able 10 msnT
respects. lie called upon all as one man 10
prevent the election Of the candidate. y co;
mittee on resolutions Of which George NJ. ROBE
SOD vas elected chairman vas appolnte! anIt re-
tired. A resolution approving mildly o.! o."
Presidents Southern polieg was read and re-,
ferred; also one endorsing the civi! servioe, pol!
10y as applied to State officers Committees
on permanent organization and credentials gtl1
appointed. The convention then adjourned l"f
dinner.
The Richmord Stale says 1T istolana;e
for Virginia she has so honorable 40 outpost a'
the Alexandra Gazelte, and SO near the citadel
Of the country, too" Virginia is equally Tor
tunate 10 having SO chiValrous and reliable
force as The State stationed at the Capital.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

TRY THE Xxx Tly0LI EEER,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-25

Sunday, Sepse'
che residence Of !.
DEAN, in the.s5z
protcaoted illness.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE EXCISE ALARM.

The sub committee OF the Agitation Committee OF
the German liquor dealers have returned from Albany
without accomplishing much looking to the scttle-
OF the question that has excited the dealers
since the decision OF the Court OF Appeals.
Yesterday visit was paid to Major George w. Sauer,
who reports that Mr. Morrisscy and other friends OF
Their cansc ard so busily engaged the Omnibus bill
that they can give but little attention TO mat
tcrs lie stated that Oh Thursday Sir. Nacht-
on Internal Allars new bill similar 10
that published IN the HERALD a few days
ago. which was drafted by Mr.. DcIendorfer, counsel
OF Board of Excise, except that IS intended as
general law Tor the entire STATE leaves out The crmi-
nal "ciausen and fixes tho fees at from $50 to 5000
When the committee reported favorably upon the bill
Major Suucr states delegation Of temperance people
put IN appearance and demanded hearing. Tho
ball was cons, Ilcnty rccommtted 10 the committee.
10 enable them 10 be heard IN opposition This hear
ing bclievcd will be gwen on Monday or Tuesday
next when tho Agitation Committee will be present 10
look aior the interests OF their constituents who have
empowered them represent the entire interests OF
the dealers in the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
BROOKLYN PAUPER CHILDREN.

Vice President James $. shnnuhan, Of the Board OF
Managers OF tho Roman Catholic Orphan Asy lums. OF
Brooklyn has addressed communication TO the chair
man OF the Supervisors Committee on Homes
Asyums in reference TO the proposed reduction in tho
cost OF maintaining paupcr children in,rused by tho
county to tho asylums. Mr.. Snanahan says that the
amount paid twenty EIGHT cents per dayl Tor tho
support anu clothing Of the children Is the
OF the increase taxation. Tho cost OF maintaining
tho children the nursery more than IL 10 under
the present system. The communication, after quoting
from county reports III other years. showing the
saving under tho new system TO DO 50, 43s, says
We find IL very hard At present prices to maintain
although conducted the voluntary principle,
giving rs much OF our time ~ we could not he
hired 5000 besides the xratuous
OF thirty forty Sisters in charre Of the asylums
support diocesan children voluntary cOntribu
tos would otherwise become tax tho county.
The interests economy would be snbservcd bv
such which would necessarily involve rrduc
son rament Of tho children, both already
kcant enough.
There are 700 county wards now maintained In the
asylums OF Brooklyn and tho supervisors Committee
have advertised Tor proposals Tor boarding them ut
lower ratio than paid.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
PAUPERS AND THE BALLOT.

meeting Of the special committee Of tho Kings
County Board Of Supervisors appointed to investigate
tho charges with reference to tho paupers having
voted at the election in the town OF Gravescnd
was held yesterday. Charity Commissioner Harmon
" Storms refused to be the ground that the
Supervisors had no jurisdiction. supervisor Strong
said that he would apply TO the Court for order 10
compel Commissioner Storms to testify. L. }.
vandcrvecr. resident OF Flatbush, was then sworn
and testified that he saw no paupcrs voting
at the Gravcsend primary. D. W. Costiean
swore that he i've or six inmates
OF the county buildings who voted, and challenged
some of them somo OF the paupers sworc their votes
in others had their votes rejected he could say
who gave tho paupers the tickets.
George H. Dclano had heard IL said there were pau
pers the primary did not sec two sleigh loads OF
people IRON the institutions about the polls
Supervisor MArtensc Testified that IL was general
thing Tor panpers voto democratic elections IN
Gravcsend they voted pretty heavily last fall and the
year before.
s. Eggleston knew OF paupcrs having voted at the
last election; had seen them passIDg MS house in
going 10 and coming IRON the county buildings.
The committee adjourned to meet again on Wcdnes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
| PEDESTRIANS CHALLENGE.


NEW York. April 20. 1871
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
viii you please give publicity to the following, in
reply to Professor Mers communi cation, and oblige
the undersigned The challenge OF Dr.. l.. q. Thomas,
offering match walk Professor William Miller,
was 10 arrange two races OF twenty-five and hny
miles, Miller TO have mile start twenty-five and
two miles in fifty, both races, OF course, to be made
Mr. Miller refuses to make the twenty-five mile race,
with mile start, but posts $3.50 with tho Spirit Of
the Times to make The fifty mile race, with two mics
start ! will not permit Dr. Thomas 10 mako the
match Mr. Miller proposes without lie arrnnses the
twenty-five mile race also. IL he refuses, then will
call upon him back up his original challenge
allow hiln mile start in nifty miles for $3.50 a
side. This match will authorize DR.. ]. c. Thomas to
arrange NJ any time that Miller Is ready This was
Professor Mier's original proposition, which, when
accepted, he refused 10 fulfill We then offered TO
make he two races, being certain that could win
one, and perhaps both. Respectfully,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
SPINACH SPUN OUT.

Six months ago William Spinbach from Baden,
arrived in this country. He brought with him about
5000. He read the German papers every day, and in
one OF them found advertisement, which rcad rs
foows:-
A YOUNG WIDOW WISHES A PARTNER IN A
N wine and ager beer saloon at No. so Chrystie St.
William spinbach went TO the lager beer saloon
above mentioned, the widow, Mrs Maria Bruckon,
and spent inside OF two weeks nearly 5000 nogo.
tiating the partnership arrangement. Ito went
10 her place OF business on Tuesday night with
his last $500 in his pockctbook. He bought
bottles OF vino, fell nslccp and when he
peck tbook In her hand. She handed HIM the pocK-
cibook and counting his money no discovered that
he short $165. Spinbach applied 10 the officers
of the Tenth precinctand Mrs. Brucko and her bar
keeper, Adoph Stumph, were arrested. They
nrraigncd before Judge Duly yesterday. Mrs.
Bruckon held in s. 1000 bail TO answer and tho
bartender was discharged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following the auction sales yesterday at tho
Roal Estate Exchange No. Ill Broadway

Real Estate Exchange No. Ill Broadway:-
BY wISASs AyD DAVIS.
'neis% e the building with 10, asssa So 81
with To- on Greene
Company. plaintiffs $50
Executor. sale to clos. sHsas y y a John H. pa de-
ceased q ,ss two ssory ryan, ana attic brick house viii,
Supreme Court ~ foreclosure e av' ."s II" CO. Ely ref
eree-cr.wo lots. cac. 2,xion, on sgingheid st..
August vouial $500
suprem. Court rorsclosSrc s Safe US s,ickney ref
crce-of one lot; 2.'xlUn'. on 9TH Az. s. o corner
ana executors of' NJ 2''ooo
Public auction OF No II * Sd place, near Court st.
brooklyn Of 3story brick house with lot 2oxi;'3, 900
&C. d. Hail. for. 6oD
Total sales for the day ...................s7 oe75
suGss so s,s ~ Ss SS assoo' eooo
sd;,:: ss7s 81. Of ay, r Sss.5; Michael cso
cnc "y and Sf :. 'spsn eG"sss h H. 1850
Hubbard vie i: assn;ss 900
Harley and 70 water sS . Som
Belle b. worshnm 20 Isaac Henderson. j. 25.ooo
1921 s., n. $. .ot7 It, e. Of ist av.. ie.sxiooii 80
psisSssy sheriff iiss7d joseph .oo
husband to New YORK and BroosIyn Bridge Com.
sss iaae r. Az. iiiadaiooj; . ~,
George NJ. Boyd and vile to Alexander stewart. 10000
William Wake to Patrick Lehman $50. 49,. $500
30th ST.. 1915 IT, W. of LIST av - 6xs,S.9; Franz
Otto and wife TO Abraham Levy................ Nom
| MORTGAGES
4tn av. Of o2d st. . years .............-. 1880
W Of 9th av. 5000
years 1900
Of % Az. years. 1000
karrcr, Babctte. 10 acob Schmidt, W. OF I'd Of
winthrop Benismin Il. and vile to Ecer.on t. o."
Winthrop, :. !; Of Essex 81. Of stanton; dse. $1,000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
Hampstead RESERVOIR SUIT.

The examination IN the claim Of William C.
Knsley and Abner c. Kceney against the city
of Brooklyn, 10 recover sl7s,0O0 for extra
vices and material furnished In the construc-
ton OF tho Hampstead Reservoir, was resumed before
the referees, Ii the City Hall, yesterday. Frederick
p. Hart, . mechanical engineer, testified concerning
the measures taken by the authorities TO guard against
loss Of water in the dry season of 1871
Assistant Engineer 5. r. Pr0bascO testified that the
bottom OF Hampstead Pond was below the bottom OF
the conduit and the water could not be drawn of by
tho latter without the ard OF pumping engines witness
had money transactions with the plaintiffs during
since tho work on the reservoir; no money had
passed between them. Counsel for plaintiffs offered IN
evidence detailed statement from tho books OF tho
Department OF City Works, showing how tho storage
reservoir Appropriation OF ST. 400 900 expended.
After some further testimony OF an embarrassing
character the reference adjourned till Monday
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
THE EMMA MINE SUIT.

After series OF most protracted tactics the part
OF counsel TO extend into its sixyfth day the trial
OF the Emma Silver Mining Company against Trenor
w. Park and another, 1t would as If counsel were
after all. not altogether bent cxhausting the
sspocket bonanza TO the advantage their own par.
ticular pockets A slight divergence in the rich vein
OF scfntcrcst observable the course OF yestcr
days proceedings, plainly indicating that counsel on
either side felt perfectly happy advance whichever
side might win Mr.. Chttcnden, OF counsel for The
defence. having exhausted his summing Up, Mr. Beach
on the same side rose address the Jury The learned
counsel Strengthened himself up, faced the twelve
noncst md true who verdict in tho
ease. looked at them significantly for u moment at
,racted their attention. and then slowly turning gaze
followed by that OF tho twelve impartial men In Jury
box looked for moment at ms opponent, stoughton,
and then addressing the Court, sald:-''Your Honor
IN view OF the loss OF time and pccuniary sacrifice
suffered by these gentlemen in the jury box, which
they have occupied Tor over two months, sug-
gesiion made by me TO counsel on the otter slac
S0fnc tort time ago that tho parties at issue here
the Emma Silver Mining Company, represented by my
friends stoughton and foukcs, and myself aud assoc
c,ntcs rcprcscnting the defendants, Park Baxter
Tint sum of 81 500 be subscribed by c,ihcr party,
making a sum OF $4,000, 10 DC deposited with Your
Wonor before the ease be submitted TO the jury, and
shaI c said sum o. 81 900 DO distributed among tho
10 rors ut the conclusion OF the trial"
Mr. stoughton rising, sad mat such proposition
a that referred by Brother Beach had been madc
10 nImsef and Brother Fouikcs representing tho
Emma Mining Company, tho plaln's 10 the case, AMI
tney had cn,crta'nca y nearby n lis aisoc'ae,
Rc. 10 their clients London, asking 10 be MO med
" nat had been paid IN somewhat similarly protfacted
case Of recent date London-ho referred TO tho Itch.
s,cruc casc and tney had received an answer WHICH,
may be properly taken as preccdcni mere,
IL II The famous fichborne case tug Ju'ors 'nn oee
'u nj Two guincas mouth extra Tor the TINE the iral
I..,.d or course his clients, biinsei anu associate.
Rsoshcr Foukcs, hcartily acccdcd 20 'no proposition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
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PUGILISTIC CHALLENGES.
No. Is, New STREET, April 10, 1877;

No Is, New STREET, April 10, 1871
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
on Monday evening, tho 9th inst, ! mot Professor
Miller the athlete, ut Professor Ottignon's benefit,
and mado him an offer meet him in glove contest
Tor any sum between 81. 900 and 1000. He was to
give me an answer within ten days as to whether no
would accept 1t not He has not been TO accept tho
challenge and wish therefore publicly TO renew
IT, offering him in glove contest at any place
he may name within six weeks alter the time the
money shall have been deposited with any person he
may elect desire HIM either TO accept this at onco
or cease offering challenges. Tho public has been
frequently ssionIshed AZ tho manner In which
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAMDERs.

BY Judge Donohue
Lewis VS.. Van Pascal and anothcr.-E. Dela6eld
Pirches vs. Plrlchcs.-Decrce OF divorce granted TO
plaintiff
in Erie county.
The German American Bank VS. vilmar-Motion
granted. Memorandum.
Brock VS.. Dobbs -papers do not enable mo to mako
the order asked.
Matter OF tho Second Church OF tho Evang ellcal AS
sociat lon.-Has III Is corporation a seal?
Thayer VS. March.-Recciver appointed II parties
cannot agree Will appoint.
Bettsvs. Bctts.-Motion denied, without costs
Steen VS. Cunningham. and Allen VS.. Stanord.-Mo-
tions denied.
Cicary VS. Donovan: Jenkins vs. ADAMS and Dobbs
vs. Bernard.-Orders granted.
Hernandez VS. Hcrques; KnIckcrbockcr Lalor;
Tborne vs. Thornc; Coudcrt, Jr, vs. Lauzln ct al /;
Falk Bramha VS.. Follansbee Bcrtram VS.. McMurray,
and Quincy vs. Pctcrs.-Granled.
SUPREME coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Judge Van Worst
Bcrnheimcr vs. Willis 1t al.-Caso and amendments
Bush VS.. scodeld ct al-Moiion denied
Earl vs. Hoffman ct aL-Fndings signed.
Tho Merchants Bank oil Canada va. Barrett-Case
and exceptions settled
Barrett ct al VS.. Donohoe ct aL-Rcferencc ordered
to Mr. Edward Patterson.
SUPERIOR coURT-sPEcIAL TERM.
by Chief Justice Curtis
The Newcastle Chemical Works Company (limited)
vs. Reed Ut al Case and exceptions ordered die.
BY Judge Sanford.
Mclean VS.. Bcrn.-Reicrcncc ordered
Peters ct al. VS. Harrison.-OIder denying motion,
without costs
Durant VS.. Abcndroth setting aside taxa.
ti0n, &c.
Parhtt VS.. Smith ct al --Hcfcrccs report confirmed
and judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered.
wilson vs. Strai Order granted and Undertaking
approved
Wild vs. Key.-Urdered on short calendar for April
q.
Curron vs. Mcintyre. u Undertaking approved.
Ollccr VS.. Abcrauger ct aL-Reierence ordered.
Catherine Berth Charles erth.--J Judgment OF
divorce IA favor OF piaintiiL
specr Tho World Company. Ordered on short
calendar Tor April %.
wincncl VS. wincncll; Brady VS.. Cronc ct al !;
Hooper VS.. Dc Long Wen vs.. shepherd Andrews We.
Tue Globe Mutual Lie Insurance Company; Manning
VS.. Stern ct L--Ordcrs granted.
BY Judge Freedman
Rya vs.. Kennedy. Order Resulting order OF March
Tho Farmers and Mechanics National Bank OF
Buffalo VIZ Brown CT aL-Ail amendments allowed ex-
cept the twelfth.
COMMON PLEAS CHAMBERS.
BY Chief Justice DAILY
Vice. &c, VS. Tho Commercial Fire Insurance Com
pany-Motion granted.
Williamson Va snyder Motion denied.
Howell vs. smlth.-Extra allowance oil $500 granted.
Leonard VS.. Cochran, Cochran vs. Enscoc; i}aup vs..
The Ocean National Bank; Babbi,t VI. The Mayor,
&c. Barnun, &c. VIZ The Mayor, &c. Natbans vs..
Winchester. Applications granted
Baum VS.. Goldstcn Compliant dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
POLICE ATHLETIC CLUB.

The police delegates from the various precincts who
met on Thursday night Glass Hall, organize the
Police Athletic Club, adopted code Of rules for gov
ernmcnt and elected tho following ocers-President
Captain A. s. Williams Twenty ninth precinct; Vice
President, Captain John Sanders, Twenty seventh
precinct; Secretary W. Dcamatcr, Central Onlce;
Treasurer Captain NJ. J. Murphy, Twcnty-first pre-
cinct Gymnasium Comlnittee--Roundsmau Mudoon,
Twenty ninth precnct DETECTIVE I. +. Adams, Cen
trail Office; Sergeant Granger, or police boa, Seneca.
Investigating Committee-Capain Robbins, Twenty
third precincts Sergeant HagRerty, Seventeenth pre-
cinct and Sergeant Whltcomb, Nineteenth precinct.
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these self.sty:ed RIadiators have come forward
from Europe and entered But in many cases
they have come here simply TO gull the people
and sswhack ups with the managers for house money
when, fact, there has boon contest AT all want
10 have Mr.. Miller show whether no belongs TO this
clio ue OF prctenders and therefore make him
this challenge. 1 have number OF friends who are
willing to put up any amount Of money. 80 that he
can have no excuse on that head. have never done
anything Of the kind BEFORE but having heard much
about these imported gentlemen want TO meet him
New Yorker. II he has any excuses TO make let him
make them as publicly make this offer TO him.
Then the public Will judge between us.
r. J. KELLY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
A BICYCLISI'S CHALLENGE.

New York, April 49, 1877
To THE EDITOR HRRALD:-
Seeing in the HERALD OF the 10th inst. challenge
from Mr. A. p. Messenger to ride any in America a
bicycle of from twenty-five miles to hundred
Tor 500 $3.50, accept said challenge and II Mr.
Messenger means business not talk, will meet him at
the Clipper office Tuesday, the 24lh inst, at three
O'Clock r. NJ, 10 deposit money and sign articles CT
agreement. Very respectfully, yours truly.
WILLIAM DENOIELLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-21
HoYT, sPRAGUE & co.'s ASSETS
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.


Judge Van Worst sitting in Supreme Court, Special
Term, yesterday. made order sending the case Of
Horace G. Tcele against Minnie G. Tece before y
referee The suit is ono for divorce the ground Of
adultery.
In the suit OF Ryerson against Tone, which has been
on trial for the lust three days. before Chief Justice
Curtis, in the Superior Court verdict was yesterday
rendered defendant Tho action was brought to
recover damages alleged breach OF contract to
exchange certain property.
Judgment was entered in tho Supreme Court yes
tcsday, dissolving the company known as the Atna
Iron Works The officers OF the company arc cnjoncd
by the Judgment from sing It's corporate rights
collecting lis credits paying its debts or any man.
ncr interfering with It's assets. Tho company has
been Tor limo in the hands OF receiver, who 10
ordered pay the costs VI tho proceedings out u the
assets.
The divorce suit OF Mary l.. Jameson against her
husband, David r., which has heretofore attracted a
good share Of public when me ac's
Worst In the special Term Of the supreme Court The
dismissal was because vi failure on the part OF the
wife 10 prosecute her suit
Mary Brucc obtained Judgment in Supreme Court
Circuit Part 2, yesterday, against Oscar Sacket for
1927 Tho claim was for the board OF defendant wife,
who was separated from him. Defendant refused to
pay that his wife refused 70 1.-Two with him.
aud that he had gwen her money sufficient Tor her sup
port and said that ne would only live
with her ION and 0n.'
In the div suit Arminda Post aganstJ Charles
Post. the facts oil wnch nave already appeared ~ INC
HERALD. motion on the part OF tho wife was made IN
Supreme Court Chambers before Judge Donohuc, yes
tcrday for allowance OF counsel lee and alimony TO
her tho husband alleges u divorce in Connectlcut.
TINS the wife refuses acknowledge Hc says he IS
poor man and unable TO pay aimony cven II she was
entitled 10 II, while she asserts he IS rich Decision
reserved.
In Part OF Supreme Court, Circuit, yesterday, be-
fore Judge Lawrence, the jury rendered verdict Tor
ST. 500 favor Of plaintiff in the suit OF Ammo r. Err
WIN administrators, against the Novorsink Steamboat
Company. The has been trial Tor several days,
MIR. John NJ. Bowers representing the plaintiff aud
Mcssrs. u. X r. Mcmahon the defendant and the man
already appeared IN the HERALD. The dam
ages tor the death OF plaintiffs BROTHER OF whose
estate sho is administrators Tho deceased was en-
gneer OF tho steamboat Hope, which was sunk in He'll
Gate by The alleged negligence OF the officers Of defend
an Is steamer Americas, ON tho 18th OF May, 1873
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No. 22s Morr STREET. April 10, 1877.


To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
As ind II is impossible for me to Get any one TO
wrestle mo square match my weight, l wish you
would mention In your paper that will fight the we'll
known Johnny REILLY glove fight for 500 side, the
having the best OF tho fight in halt hour TO win
the stakes will meet Mr.. REILLY at the Clipper Office
or any responsible place he may name TO put up for
felt mean business, and answer through your
paper will be promptly attended 10. Yours respect
n