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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
PRODUCE EXCHANGE NOTES.

Pursuant TO notice issued tho Grain Trade yes
icrday afternoon the upper loor OF the Exchange,
10 take into consideration an amendment TO rule s,
now existing relative 10 graded grain. Tho meeting
was largely attended and tho discussion quite AMI
mated Unacr the former law buyers OF grain, in adj
d,ion tho lay days, were entitled TO one days s,or
agc and insurance FREQ OF charge The amendment
does away with this provision, and provides that
on sales graded grain the tender Of elevator receipts
OF the grades Sold having free delivery aoat shall
constitute delivery of gram as between seller and
buyer, the same terms which govern the delivery
under railroad guaranteed certificates, except, lin adj
dition the lay days a1oa pro, idcd IN rule OF
rules OF tho railroad companies Tor graded grain at the
port OF New York. buyers shall be entitled TO only tho
day Of sale and in addition thereto, any uncxpred
portion OF a term OF storage"
between the hours OF eleven a. u. and three O'Clock
r. NJ tomorrow tho members OF tho Exchange will be
required vote by ballot on the following question
Are you OF securing proper site and erecting
thereon u suitable building, having convcnenccs and
tho increased of the Lx
change the Board Manager. shall prcscntto
Won plisfmcnt Of this object. giving
estimate location which shall be SUBJ
united VOTE ballot. o the members OF the Exchange
after twenty days notice Of such ballot shall have been
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAMBERs. --Hcld by Judge Demo-
l5T ia ise ISL iss $50 loo 1911 aoi soi aoS
49, 233, 234, 235, 231
SUPREME CouRr-sPEcIAL TERM-Heid by Judge Van
o a. 5s9 80 iSS is s,o lss DO 1s
223 224, 225, 226 227, DDS
SUPREME COURT, CRcrIr-Part Held by Judge
Lawrence:-Nos. so2s, soos, 1887, 37sS, 1852 1879,
2s15 327l 1913, 29s5 4ois; 20s3. 3s37. 27e7. III,
al75. Part 2-neld by Judge Barre,t-Nos. 1882,
1885, 22ss 1906 1854 1881. a5o2 24O6, $685. 2442 2444
PASS, 2496, 2572 1852 261s, 2t44. Part 3-Hcd by
Van sss 2s sse 5
1857, 2ss7, 175, 1868, I61S, 1913.
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRIAL TgaM-Part Held by
Judge an Nos s s s 4sa 2as III 7S
by Judge sedgwlck.-Nos 57o1E, 7S9, 354. $40, SIT,
1913, $685. s37, s5s, SAL, s42, 923 e54 1874 Part g.
Held by Chief Justice CurtisNos. 1882 6O6 COS. 612
s s sos s sSS $685. s sGS s $751; S
SUPERIOR CONVERSATIONAL TEgM-neld by Judge
Sanford.-Nos. IL aud Al.
COMMON PLEAs-rRiAL TnRM--Part Held by Judge
e57 1885, 1875 100 1896, llo. 1889, 600, 1889, 1a5
1892 llI9, 1j6s ILL 1928, 927 $780, S46 953 277, 49,
1915 1919 lo4s 7o5 66l, q, 1885, 26l, 1892 s70 1000,
Lartcmore. --Case on-storcy VS.. Tho New York Ele-
waited Railroad Company. No day calendar. Part B
Held by Judge J. H. Day.-Nos 1l0o go, 1923, 1888,
1854 lisa 1883 I76o, 1859 1860 126l 1862 1858 1894
1865, 1865, 1857, l26s, 1862 1910
COMMON PsEAs-EQuIry TERM--Ilod by Chief Justice
G. F. Daly.-No day calendar.
MARINE CouRT-TRfAL TERM--Part I-.1Ield by Judge
Alker--Nos. 0l24. 4b9 5742 6042, 66y6. 1869, 1888
940I, o6ss, 579 6l19 1881, 0l37, $3.50. 1888 Part p
Held by Judge Shcrdan.-Nos 1l2l, 552s, G45, 406l,
51ss, $780, 67S $780, g05 9l9 $685. 5239, 54jo, 594s,
4672 Part 3-hcd BY Chief Justice Shca.-Nos. SG63,
272o, 7703 7712 ,00 $780, 520l 1902 $685. 690 1904,
1901, 1913. $780, sjg4.
CorRr OF GENERAL SEssIons-Part Held by Re-
corder Hackctt.-rhc People VS.. John Brennan, rou-
berry: Same W.. James Dempsey ana Joseph Taylor.
robbery Same VS.. William Reilly, ielonious assault
and battery same vs.. Mary McGraw. lclonious assault
and battery; Same VS.. James McPhps burglary;
Sane VS.. Martin Owens, burglary; Same w. Jonn
Sullivan, grand larceny: same VS.. simon lanigan,
grand larceny; Same vs.. John Hogan, grand larceny;
Srmc vs. Mary Ann Madden aud Katie White, grand
larceny; Same John McCailrey, grand lar
ccny; Same vs. Michael Whitney grand lar
ceny; Same Joseph Kclncr. grand larceny.
Part 2--llcd by Judge Gidersccvc.-lhc People VS..
Antoui oli, fconons assault and battery; same
Joseph Torn, fconous assault and battery; Same VS..
Edward Wilson and Charles Purdy, burglary; Same
vs.. John smith, burglary; Same vs.. Henry stanford
ADD Charles T. Hunt burglary; Same VS. John Moore,
grand larceny; Same W.. Bcman Wintcricld and
Thomas H. FINK, grand larceny; same W.. Charles II.
Bradley false prctenccs same VS. thomas Jones' petit
larceny; same vs. Snm RasEy, petit larceny; Same
Charles Truax, PERJURY Same Robert Morrissy,
fcion ious assault ana battery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
THE FREIGHT WAR.

Nothing now developed yesterday in the much
talked OF railroad Judging from the statements
or those nearest In interest 1t would that final
settlement OF the difficulty Is as far OF as That
a conference held at the Grand Central Depot be-
twocn Messrs. Jcwett Scott and Vanderbilt, Satur
day. was believed Wy many. notwithstanding the pro-
tcstations of ignorance made by Mr. Vanderbilt 10 a
HERALD reporter yesterday Mr. Jewctt, Of tho Eric
Railway when questioned about tho alliance against
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, whose prest
don't is charged with being the 1rst TO
break the compact entered into at tho
close Of 1885, did DENY that such conference had
taken place. but denied that anything had been settled
through IL in relation future rates He said 1t
moro Of an informal talk on tho present condition Of
the freight business than conference. and that
agreement or alliance had permanently nccn made
Othcr meetings would probably bc held, but lie did not
know when.
Mr. William II. Vanderbilt was called upon at the
Grand Central Depot, put profcssed total ignorance Of
conference and said that be had seen no ono and
was not advised OF any action regarding frcights
lie could not tell whether conference would be held
or not, and in fact he know or seemed
TO know nothing Of IL. II may be remembered that
IN December last, when cutting rates was general
custom meeting Of the presidents Of the four great
trunk lines held ut the Grand Central Depot that
meeting IN all respects similar TO the one Of Saturday
last held and some sort OF verbal agreement en-
tered into between The parties attending The UNDER
standing tha II the rates there proposed proved
trial to DO satisfactory, they should be
continued, and u meeting one week subsequently was
arranged. This second meeting was never
held ana under the informal arrangement improvised
AZ meeting the several trunk lines continued bust
Tor timc La February II was reported that
the Baltimore Ohio road had begun To 'cut again,
and the dissatisfaction arising out OF this method and
the unfavorable determinations made against New
York brought about the meeting oil last Saturday.
Whether the supplementary meeting to tho late con-
ference will be held remains 10 be seen.
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meeting OF tho creditors OF Joshua d. Walton, tho
well known turfman, held yesterday at the ohco
Of Register Ketchusn aud Joseph II. Bennett, OF No.
$50 Yves, Forly-nnh street, elected assignee In
bankruptcy His liabilities amount TO 100000
Robert McCnristic. contractor, OF No. 2,29S Third
avenue has been adludlcatcd bankrupt, on his own
pct,ton. beiose Register Williams. His liabilities
amount 10 about $4,000 Tho lergest creditors arc
phincas c. Kingsiand, s25 600, secured oy claim
$1,000; d. D. Williams, 1000; Murphy Nesbit.
s1.452
Register Allen yesterday reported favorably on the
aplcation OF Charles d. Pratt for his discharge In
bankruptcy, the creditors makilg no opposition.
creditors OF Charles T. churcnllI met before reg.
assignee in bankruptcy. Tho total Indebtedness ia
about $50, 000
Notice OF appearance was put In bcfore Register
Kcicbum Yesterday IN opposition 10 tho discharge IN
bankruptcy OF Green PInckney, and they were given
ten DAYS time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Rctorc Jndgc q ildersleeve
A HIGHwAYMAN's FATE.

A HIGHWAYMANS FATE.
Among tho pleas OF guilty accepted yesterday was
that OF Edward Coleman, said to DO Of gang nf
thieves who attacked, in company with Others Il. X.
Boyd OF No. IS East Ninth street, tho night OF tho
Sd Of March and robbed him OF his overcoat, hat,
studs and silk handkerchief at the corner OF Green
wich and Clarkson streets The prisoner pleaded
guilty 10 grand larceny and was sent TO the State
Prison Tor four years.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
John Roscnthall, OF No. 81 Forsyth street, pleaded
guilty to the charge of stealing watch and chain
valued at $3.50 from John Mcsorcy, OF No. 557 West
For,y-ninth street. on the 18th Of last mouth He was
sentenced to tao years in the State Prison.
Sarah Calaghan Of No. 304 East Ninth street, stole
SIS shawl from Eliza Cieary, Of No 236 Sixth street,
aud was sent TO The State Prison for one year.
Cnas shaccr No. LA Chrysie street, broke tho
clothing store of Theodore Schmenlz, No AZ Bowery,
OH tho 2ist OF March last, and stole sos worth oil
clothing. He pleaded guilty and was sent tho
State Prison Tor two years and six months
Kate Nolan tried the charge OF grand larceny
In having stolen vaise containing number OF prayer
books $S4 in money from Francis Herman, No.
81 Jackson street, where the complainant had gone on
the Goth OF March sell the properly to OF
his In response to her counsel Mr.. Hugh Coleman,
the hallway and pawncd them, but stoutly denied
having stolen the vallsc She convicted OF petit
larceny. and In OF the facts set forth, and
earnest appeal made her behalf the Court inflicted
the mitigatcd sentence OF four months IN the Pcnl-
Tertiary,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
AN EQUITABLE SET-OFF.

Mcssrs. Davidson Jones, Wall street bankers, have
brought against Ignacio +. Aoro, in which they
seek TO recover $3.50 20, alleged to have been over
drawn Tor services obtaining orders for gold and
stock Meantime Aioro brought suit against Davidson
4 ones for damages Tor alleged non tul1mcn OF
tract and obtained verdict against them Tor SSl3 3D.
such verdict including interest and COSTS Before the
termination Of the first suit Davidson IL Jones
brought suit against Aiioro and Coudert Bros,
his counsel for injunction restraining Alioro
IRON assigning TO Coudcrt Brothers the judgment OBJ
lained IN his favor, and from the issue OF an
execution npon such judgment, and asking that Il
verdict is obtained in their SUIT against Alforo that
The same oil against the judgment obtained by
the latter This last action came 10 trial before Judge
Barrett in Supreme Court, Special Term Judge Bar
gavo his decision in the case Yesterday II should
be stated that in making Coudert brothers dcien-
dants II was charged that they, knowing Al
loro to be insolvcnt, obtained the assign
ment cntoned from him through collision, which,
howevra9 Is denied ana in answer TO II the allegation
set up that the was for valuable consideration.
Judge holds that assignee OF the verdict the
attorneys equities is inferior to that OF piantis but
that their equitable hen for the costs superior and
paramount. He directs judgment Tor the plaintiffs,
emitting them 10 an equitable sct-oli To the extent OF
the verdict and interestaru accruing payment 10
amount, without costs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, AprII ?, 1871
Present, Hon. Sanford e. Church, Chief JUSTICE and
associates
No. 245. Richard A. Hcnncssy and others, appel
ants VS. Ward Wheeler and another, Respondents
Argued by Samuel Hand Tor appellants and William
Henry Arnoux Tor respondents.
No. 2JG Edward T.. Chapman, administrator &c. !,
respondent, VS.. Timothy r. Porter, appellant Argued
by William +. Tracy Tor appellant ana Daniel Pratt for
respondent
No 24s. Charles W. vrooman, guardian, &C., rcspon.
dent, VS.. Harriet Il. Turner, appcant.-Argued by
Edward Bartlett for appellant and submitted tor ro-
spondcnt
No. pa. Mary A. Shaw, respondent, VS.. Tho Repub-
lie Lilo Insurance Company appellants. Argued By
a. Lyman for appellants. Case still on.
CALENDAR.
Tho following ~ the day calendar for Tuesday, April
3:-Nos. 2oz, 203, 23l, 259, 81, 247, 2G5, 266
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
TWO YEARS IN JAIL.

An action was somc lime ago brought by John Bren.
man, Philadelphia jeweller against Henry Godstein,
recover s24 800 for jewcry, claimed TO have becn
stolen IN Philadelphia from plaintiff. The property
was found with Jacob Rosenberg, who said he got 1t
from Godsein The Grand Jury did ndict Goldsten,
but Rosenberg, mis- own statements Bs witness On
n civil SUIT Godsein held IN $25, 900 ball. and alter
staying 1--WE months in LUDLOW Street JAIL tried and
the Jury disagreed reqnisition from the Governor
of PENNSYLVANIA tor ousein aside by Mr.. Z.
s. spencer. Nolhng has since been done, and yester.
day Mr. Spencer moved, before Judge Donohue, in tho
Supreme Court to discharge the order OF arrest,
the man has been years in jail. The answer
was that Mr. Brennan is in bad health and cannot
attend Il new trial until summer. Judge Donohue took
the papers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WARRINGTON, April z, 1871.
Tho following decisions werc rendered in the SUI
prcme Court to-day
No 1874 Bowen VS.. Chase CT al-Appeal from the
Circuit Court the Southern District OF New York
THIS was the suit equity brought by Nelson Chase
and others against George W. Bowen, having for It's
principal object tho establishing OF their title TO GER
tain lands in New York city known MS the Jmmcl
properly, and to enjon Bowen from pros
ccuting certain actions OF cjcctment, ono OF
which was recover tho property named and tho
others recover lands in Saratoga belonging TO the
same Tho Court holds that tho convcyanccs 10
Kingsland and Martin. Tor value, by Nine Jumcl,
after tho voluntary appointment IN favor oil nor adopted
daughter, Mrs Chase, were valid. being made under
her original power OF appointment; but that tho APP
poinlments TO Hamilton and phillipon are Ineffective
Tho decision IL that the appellces arc not
entitled to have tho real estate OF which Mmc.
Jumcl died seized appropriated 10 them In
satisfaction OF the supposed frauds upon tho rights Of
Mrs. Chase In tho kingsanh and Martin conveynnces,
nothing appearing 10 show that such frauds werc IN
tended consummatcd. but that, In view Of tho void
conyoyanccs 10 Hamilton and Philipon and OF The fact
thai NINE. Jumel renamed in andispu.cd possession
OF the properly up TO tho time OF her DEATH they wcro
entirely justified IN coming mo q court %hs
decree is reversed to the effect Of the convey
TO Kngsand and Mar,n and affirmed as 10 those
10 Hamilton and Pnilipon, including perpetual IN
junction against Bowen prohibiting him lIom prose-
cung any action suit for recovery OF tho particular
Mrs Chase by the deed OF 1925. The claim OF tha
appcIlecs to recover OF Bowen the sum Of ~, 800
alleged have been obtained by HIM from one Of Tho
Chase grantees by way oil compromise Is held 10 be
utterly croundless.
Justice Bradley delivered tho opiniop.
No. COS. National Bank OF the Commonwealth OF
New York the Mechanics National Bank ~ Trcn-
tor-Error 10 the Circuit Court for tho southern Dis
trict 0! New YorK.This was All action TO recover IN
tcrcst upon deposits made BY the New Jersey Bank
with the Bank OF tho Commonwealth before IT'S allsre
and which wcrc not paid demand. Tho objection
that suit could not be maintained Tor
tho interest after the principal had been
paid. Tho Court hold that thu cniins when
proven TO the satisfaction Of tho Comptroller
OF the Currency were upon the footing II they
werc IN judgment Tho amount IN arrears was liqnl-
dared anu as certain rs II IL consisted wnoly o prIn.
cpai instead OF Interest he action was therefore
properly brought II II had been In debt damages
would lave been awarded Tor tho detention vi the debt
sued for Tho action not being in debt the same
amount was probably included IN the mass OF DAM
age. Tor which The Judgment was rendered Affirmed.
Mr. Justice Swaync delivered the opinion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE TICKETS.

To THE EDITOR THE IlERALp:-
wish to call attention through your "Complaut
Book to tho wrong pcrpcratcd upon the patrons Of tho
Fifth Avenue Theatre On Saturday evening last
purchased two tickets emitting mo to preserved
balcony chairs" but on entering tho theatre not
single usher was duty III that part of the house. and
being unable 10 find the seats designated by the tickets
IN consequence OF the crow1 forced TO either
ind scnts on tho steps Of tho aisle or stand through
the entire performances. Many others were treated
the way, and hopo others will tako advantage OF
your facilities to mako their grievances known. The
Filth Avenue Is becoming noted for utter disregard
the comfort oil us patrons, and for one pro-
pose to visit 1t again. although have been OF its
frequent patrons heretofore. A. f..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
SOUTHERN FREIGHTS.

II 10 stated on good authority that the Savannah
steamers and tho Georgia Central Railroad will COM
mence cutting down rates Of freight, aud inaugurate
a freight war against tho Charleston steamers, tho
Atlantic coast limo railroads, tho Old DOMINION
Steamship Company and Tennessee Railroad some
lmo next week. The ngnt promises to be lively one
and ships Will be put on TO take all freight that may DO
THIS movement set of to the meeting Of majority
OF the coast liucs which was held on Monday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03

An old dis,cry on Cypress avenue, near Hath
street. tho properly OF Mr. Frederick A. Hammer, has
during the past month boon repeatedly robbed
piping, &c, in all Of tho vaIuc OF $500 These bur
parics arc supposed to have been tho work OF ramps
Yesterday oil these gentry giving tho nninc oil Cot
large glass globe IN his and was arrested He was
arraigned before Justice Morgan NJ tho Harlem Police
Court and committed for trial. carpenter who
resides the ncighborhood IL implicated and will be
arrested
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
SUGGESTION TO CAR TRAVELLERS

To THE EDITOR THE HgaALD:-
would suggest, through your valuable Complaint
Book, that passengers observing suffering from
rudencss discourtcsy improper conduct the part
OF car conductors, should send 20 the superintendent
Of the railroad short anonymous personal com
muncaon, relating the incident and giving tho con-
dnctor's number. Although charges might be mali
cousy made by individuals occasionally. tho aggregate
OF complaints madc against any ono man would soon
lend tho superintendent 10 detail sspottcr to
tain the general truth Of them. LEX.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
DISSERTATION or THE FLAG.

To TIN EDITOR HERALD:--
In passing through our principal business streets II
is truly painful TO notice how extensively ma.
tional banner Is used as advertising sign. Largo
letters covering almost The entire flag spell ont the
words, 'hardwarc," "dry goods" 'rnwarc," &c.
Why should Tho Nag that has led often vic
tory be marrcd and disgraccd this
ncry Why not pass law TO prohibit IL? Why
not let II wave IN its purity as IL did tho heads of
our nnccsorsf Heaven grant tho time may
when while gazing OH lis blue. white and red
may NO reminded moro OF country and less OF Dish,
oysters aud CLAIMS J. WARD MURRAY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
THE COURTS.
Marriages a Ia Brinkley as
Basis of Divorce Suits.
EXTENT OF LAWYERS LIENS.

Tho decision given tho Courts in tho famous
Brnklcy suit gives promise OF being made precedent
IN other suits brought to test tho question OF what
does and what does not constitute legal marriage
in point yesterday called to tho attention OF
Juugc Donohuc, in supreme Court Chambers
young finely dressed woman. calling herself Kitty
POWELL and also oil prcposscssing appearance made
application through Mr. William /. Howe. her COUNCIL,
for $50 weekly anony and 5000 counsel Ice, In
q SUIT brought by her against Richard Powei.
The plaintiff, who signs her namo TO tho COM
plant Kitty Powell says that they were married
In April, 1875 that they have two children, aud that
her husband has since abandoned her. Tho present
suit is Tor separation and maintenance, aud tho de-
fcndant who resides at Bclmore L. l., and formerly
jcwcller in Maiden lane, denies that he was ever
married tho plaintiff and there was produced IN cor
roooraton OF TINS statement The proceedings IL me
court in New Jersey, a suit brought against him by
such plaintiff Tor alleged brcacn of promise OF mar
rage and seduction and also those IN a subsequent
suit Tor bastardy. Judge Donohuc took the papers ior
exam nation
SIMON schiG was arrested several Gays since on
writ OF cxea procured on application OF his wife,
and lodged in Ludlow street jail Through his couu-
sell Mr. Douglas A. Lcvicn Jr., he pettioned the su-
promo court Tor his schargc. He alleged IN his petit
lion that beyond what his counsel tod him, he had
knowledge OF tho cause OF his arrest, no papers
having been served upon hlin lie snys iurther tnat
Sophln SchiH through whom he was arrested, is his
second vile; that she is a woman oil violent temper,
and shc is under bail for dsorderly conduct
He also states that lie has children living by his
first wife, VINO dependent upon him Tor support,
and that nc has no means. Upon this Stale OF iacts
Judge Donohue yesterday vacated The writ and directed
his discharge.
William u Morgan recently got divorce from his
wiic Caroline J.. Morgan on the ground OF adultery.
Tho defendant moved before Judge Robinson, in tho
Court OF Common Pleas, Tor reargument on the
ground OF newly discovered evidence. Tue new ev-
dcnco was based upon affidavit OF AIRS Lizzie A.
Vandcrhooi, OF Now Jersey, who swcars that Mr.
Morgan hold Illicit intercourse with her. Other tcst
mony given going 10 show that Morgan had used
undue influence obtain evidence against his wife,
and Judge Robinson yesterday rendered u decision re-
.usIng open the Judge Robinson says that the
testimony OF paramour, unsupported by other evil
dence would not be conclusive evidence OF adultery.
He says she showed lack OF womanly decacy IN
coming forward and couicsslng her own shame when
llere was ito OCCASION for IT,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD.

The stockholders OF tho Second Avenue Railroad yes
to-day elected tho following named gentlemen direct
ors for tho ensuing ycar:-Adolphus Hamilton. David
Jones, Waldo Huchins. Solomon MehrDach, J. Leo
Humtrcvilic. David J. King. James Evcrard, Moses
iam s. Thom, J. b. Fellows and U. Schwartztcldcr
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The following gentlemen wcrc yesterday elected d.
rcctors oil tho Panama Railroad Company-John X
Marshall T. w. ParK, Frederick BntcrneId Charles @.
Francklyn, John p. Jones, Joseph Ogden, Samuel c.
Thompson Andrew Boardman, A. II. Baxter. George
A. HoyL J. G. Mccullough. William y. Clyde and John
NJ Burke.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-03
AN ANSWER TO "BAnx1s. I"

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
In the HERALD Complaint Book, March 20, your
correspondent "Barks' refers 10 my suggestions OF
the 19ta "Prces OF Groceries," and requests that
give my address Should you deem It proper to do So
will say that be daily at four p NJ, at No.
95 Liberty street, Office So had prepared CON-
para,ve statement OF retail rces and prices which
cooperation would furnish TO members most OF tho
leading articles necessary the comforts oil the family
of tho workingmun, but l nnd it occupies TOO much
space for IN ask for II spacc IN your valuable col
umns. am willing, however, to give some time and
advice experience OF several years In the
workings or the cooperative system enables me to
give, freely TO those VINO desire IT,
COOPERATION