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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-04-06
r. M. PROUD,
COLLECTOR of INTERNAL REVENUE

BALTIMORE, MID,
and pay for and procure the Special-TaX
Stamp or Stamps they need prior to
May l, 1877, and WITHOUT FURTHER
NOTICE.
Special Tax Stamps will be transmitted
by mail only on receipt from the person or
firm ordering the same, of specific directions
so to do, together with the necessary postage
stamps or the amount required to pay the
postage The postage on one stamp is three
cents and on two stamps six cents. fit is
desired that they be transmitted by register
ed mail, ten cents additional should accom-
pany the application.
Green Is. Saum,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Office of Internal Revenue, Washington, d.
c., January 90, 1877. mL3O
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1877-04-06
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Corrected Weekly by
VIM. H. Michael & Sons.

drain and Produce Commission Merchants
i25 McElderry's Wharf, Baltimore.
WEDNESDAY, April 4, 1877.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
PLEDGES WITH A PAwNBROKER.

John c. Anderson, a ieweler, according TO
his own statement, has been for some years IN the hao
Of pedgng portions Of his stock to julius Neither
pawnbrokcr The amounts advanced were always over
So hut at first the plaintiff submitted TO an eXactoh
Of % per cent interest. After time' he says ne
told Metzer he would pay no more than ten per cent
interest and so back OF his property ON that OASIS
although not without a quarrel; and later pledged
rropertv worth about $500 with Metzer without
taking any pawu-ticEct or other acknowledgement. lie
now brings suit against Mezlcr 10 recover hls goods
claiming that the pledge was usurion'' ana
asks that Mctzlcr be restrained from selling any
pledged goods. Metzcr in his answer denies
taat the goods not already returned 70 the plain
fif were pledged and claims that they were SOFA ny I've
plaintiff fO him. An Injunction was granted ana the case
came Yesterday before Judge Freedman in superior
Court Succia Term motion 10 continue ne u Juno
ton After the reading of the papers Judge Freedman
utimated that the plaintiff mad shown no ground Tor an
injunction. he would have his remedy III SUIT Tor
damages but reserved his decision.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

nRrGs AND CHEMICALS and more lesa In brY.
ers favor changes ~ prices lattery nave an been a way
currency duty paid. and - - gold IN boud Morphine 40
- 30 Qunine 81 2jQs4 50 Campho at Be Alcohol
a ~ 10 gold per 100 10 Cream Tartar. 2S2G33 pc. g0;
ugicks1iyer f7a5Oc.. GOLD English ChemcalsSl POO
TOR Ash and s4asi l2 for Bcarb soda, all god bleaching
Powder II Ajdl 80. currency Chorate Potash 2 d22c
gold 45c GjOc currency foe sassafras - for
Nutergreen and 81 10 for Peppermint In Tin aud - 90 IN
glass Clutch, Gac ale, gold Gambler ee 9jc, gold VIZ
cna Sumlc $50 and Sicily SlzGll6 ton; ErgOf Soc %
GOc Cammome Flowers, Doc a75c; lpeoac I'll 15asl 30
gold
ing and they are hrm; bps sold - 80 Tor Medium
S,I ~ ,rce's col nave been made AZ 50 OF bowed cr.
for No l. We quote: Massachusetts, New Shore Mackrrc,
si3dsli Tor No Q aud ~ Gt0 for No Col St75Gsj
for scaled Barreod Herring. S3GeG.
FLOUR AND MEAI-There was less active trade IN
sha easier city Mill Extras less active, SO OOass 90;
ami Extras, 50 6jdSl 20. Minnesota mly held
state aud Western, &c i0df6 Csc. Inferior TO Common
Extra state 20 65d6 75 Common TO good do 60 500 ~ 9j
81 15c.; Inferior 10 common ExtTa western, 50 s,o
g. 95; Common 10 Fair do, S7GSI 20; Fair 10 Good DO
81 as9 % for Good TO Choice 90 CITY MI Extra foe
feror 10 Common Extra Round Hoop Ohio u bO4s0 20.
Common Good do. 81 s0q7i Good 10 Choice do 81 050
s. 20; Minnesots spring Extra 81 1851 - Including
Ezra II Louis &c s0a7 75 Good 10 choice do 81 300
sIo7s The clio sei du but there was rn holding on
all grades except southern which was easier sales $50 6Ols
Southern Far 70 Good Extra - 61ds9 20 Good to very
81 75ds5 %. Common 10 Choice superane cokS MEAL
steady sales 100 bills and i2o1 sacks ~ SS@sS 50 ior
wine boi o. 100 rs for city sacked Coarse Yellow
FOREIGN FRUITS-Domes,ic fresh fruits monopolse the
changes We quote la Rasins III 5o Loose Museatel
Now, $2ss9 IS; Valencia ID, New. 6Sdsc suiianA Nsws
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

Monday July 10 at o'clock p. M, and after that
time the price viii be fixed by the Syndicate.
Notwithstanding the persistent and semi-oitclal
denials given to The TRIBUNE reports Of a new rail-
road war these dcnals were industriously circu-
lated at and about the Stock Exchange today the
statement made by US is correct in every essential
particular. Rates from the Southwest and North
west are being cut IN fact are more unsettled than
ever before. When large contracts covering
long period Of time, are made to
transport flour from 81. Ions to New-YorI at the
unprecedentiy low rate Of 80 cents per barrel. II
does not seem worth while for railway officials TO
indulge in technical denals of dsaTccments or to
make professions of harmonious action. If rates
Ike these are the result Of friendly relations 1t Is
clear that the existing harmony" is of such char
actcr ms that which induces two friends 30 drink the
contents OF a bottle of poison. All the trouble
comes from too many railroads for the amount Of
business offered. And it is a great mistake to sup
pose that the companies best able to enter
the competition are those which thus FAR
have maintained the payment of interest and
dividends. In such contest, the company re-
lleycd of the payment of first charges, by being
IN the hands Of receiver, or the company just re-
organized on the basis of present values is the
strongest and best able to sustain the fight There
fore il is not for the interest Of any of those COM
panies which still maintain their credit 10 force
any more corporations into the deflulting list Yet
without business the interest cannot be earned
hence the difficulty of managers in deciding what
to pursue. Every road, like n merchant. has
regular customers whom is desirable 10 retain.
but to retain them 1t must meet the competition of
bankrupt roals, even if the doing of it entails an
actual lOs-.
The stock market TODAY, in response to the ru-
morcd deniais, before referred 10, made a partial
recovery from the late decline. Further. the ciques
came to the front and made Il show OF buylng,
which frightened the "boys" who yesterday had
"soldth market" little too freely, into coveungup
their stocks, thus aiding the reactiOnary move
ment. In the late trading the clal shares
assumed prominence, and made a sudden and rapid
upward movement of from to 3 per cent, but this
advance was followed by a decline, in which nearly
0ne-half the gain was lost. Delaware. Laclawanna
and Western was sold at 37lt037l2 to i040390
3jls; Morris and Essex at Gil2d 81 idGS0 G6os.
and Delaware and Hudson at 33l2033i ia 5l2a
3D. The other prominent features of the day were
Lake Shore at iS3iG l9liG 1851 1850 1898; Cen
tral and Hudson at 92ls092l2@920 J34 a93; st.
Pail Preferred at jf7s0JIa 5Jl2; Rock Island at
923i 925s0 1895 n % y. and Western Union al cole
N GO7s4 COLI 06l. The total transactions of
the day aggregated 149, 800 shares and the market
closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
ENGLISH TRADE REPORT.

LIVERPOOL, July 13.-The circular of the
Liverpool Bankers Association in its review Of the week
says: "Cotton quiet throughout the week. but
prices had hardening tendency and quotations show
slight advantage on some descriptions. American has
been in fair demand and current qualities have advanced
led Sea Island in rather better request nj unchanged
prices In futures business has been only mo ce. ana
after few fluctuations the market closed steady az an
advance Of fully iI6d."
leading grain circular in It's review Of the week SAYS:
" At most of the British wheat markets prices are sink
ling ana In sOWe 10 two shngs dearer for the small
quantity Of homegrown brought forward while foreign
has generally advanced shilling per quarter The tone
If the markets is more steady. In cargOes of COAST
and those arrival, prices have been mad' which
were previously mobtainlble On tne spot and IN tho
neighb0rng districts the cOnSumpye demand has been
good. mi!!Crs having worked stocks 10 a moderate
point, and the sale OF nOur showing improve
mcnt II would that the scarcity Of native
Grain considerable and increasing
drain upon tie supply at ports until, and some time
after the actual realization OF the harvest The fresh ar
rivals Tor the past three days have been fair Of wheat,
but only limited Of Hour and maize. This market today,
was largely attended. considerable quantity Of wheat
appears to be required for distant interior counties Tue
dcmaLd for the descriptions good white adj
vancing two pence, and red penny GENITAL over
the prices OF Tuesday. Flour brings more money. An
sale reported OF Californian sorts. good
deal OF cleared at TuesdYs prices. The mar
ket closes Rather dearer say p shngs for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

Money was again extremely easy. Call loans were
NJ 1loG2 per cent. There is no change in mercan-
lie naper or the rates of domestic exchange
The ITnifed States Treasurer at Washington IA,
ceivrd to-day 81 100000 National bank notes for
REDEMPTION. The customs receipts We're 5000 900
and fine internal revenue receipts were 1900. 900.
The following is the Clearinghouse statement to-
dav: Currency exchanges, S67, 069, IN; currency
bsiances S3 $40 49s; gold exchanges, 81, 800 1913
gold balances S9i3,3s9
Our cable dispatches report movement of bull
lion nj the Bank of England to-day, the minimum
r,te of discount remaining per cent, as against
"a, the rate for three months bills i'm the outside
market. British Consols closed steady at 81 llh6.
While United States Bonds 1868 fell Il to l06,
closing at lO6l2 06os; ten-fories were at O9 q
lilo: new 4ios at l o. and new fves at O7Io
ex-coupon In American stocks Illinois Central fell
10 50. closing at 56, Erie common at rs, and the
nrcferrcd at l7lo This was fortnghtly settling
day ON the London Exchange. Paris dispatches re-
port the five per cent French Rents opening
strong at l OF, and closing 81 0695, sight ex-
change on London being quoted at go 1Si2.
The forty seventh semi-annnal statement of the
Home Insurance Company presents a very favorable
condition of its affairs The capital Of this company
il S3 600 600, and after reservlng 81, s3i,OO3 10
for the reinsurances and $ZU!,7s0 90 for unpaid
losses and dividends the company has net surplus
of 81 Oh 400 10. The total assets OF the company.
Amounting to $6, 1924 n, mainly invested in
United States stocks, and bonds aud mortgages upon
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senges and have been TO The steamer Deyo
ma winch WI san MN GA gov o,','i" cv .,
Richmond from Liverpool, July l., Tor NcwlorS sailed
loyDoN. July l9.-Tlle American school ship s. Marg''
l0ih ut Juno cant bewrra Bataea and Hattie NJ latter
Tor NevYo; ilih inst 10 rise et Rose Sru. cant Noller
tine Arrived Gh ut Ealilns' capt IAN soten On 1-
d'Ilind LoydN fosa oth nsi mica 4ai' y p
checo Norihaye,; ION 40 rnrrog, EigouI, I'one.
Delta Columbia Caroline, francesca H. Rapuelio' Icoea'
DOMESTIC PORTS
- BALTIMORE. July 13-Auieed. steamer John H9nSinii
Ste mcr VIVA iliwrcnce IIurcs Providence.
pogr ROYAL. G.. July l3-saied baraendne Red Coat
r.ErLSSp July ia-clcared. l3h inst schr Toronto,
BOSTON. July l3-Aniyed steamers vergan, Nickerson
fgIsomen ald Derl,on I 6i e ana
lace1ia Clocscci, R'nloni Ann s,raton r"rt
COMBS Delaware City Eureka Jones Aiexandra Harris
on fG 1c r. Iyrrpo Minnrsits Bur.
we'll lyerpoo bark Sea Gull stevens Cape coast Giii
Of DuHrrn, Londonderry; Reno. HULL orSl and Leone;
schr Aida. Passed out steamer 10 Snip Livingston lo
hyn,1 Dg AIH,i iin,i In ~ I, Er.Iei,t a., mo
Cork Ida e.. Queenstown; Bane Lungar Anha and Olieh
viSFrsnb IItyES. July I2Auived schrs r. W Br' 81
Sihrldsnqo, M'ssi lnida oubi for Bls'n g =" ~ vs.
town u c. Tor portland Gniier Dii oston Tor NeWYorE;
Charles T. Gibson, Emery, Boston ior Baltimore y H. aGl
ner rnrlsier Boston for ihttcpnt; joseph Porter 'n
Ter Philadelphia Maud Maloch Rockford, Calais or Pi1lei
Nv schrs t. s. woodbury. Putnam Bucssye fer rhpma,lon;
Dldcn. Grey for Fall River. sailed schrs; Mon
Oakcs Tennessee Amcrce. t. l.. Higgins j. i.os-
er. Lizzie ieyer. Els. Eta 4. Stmps Emily ana Jen
Free Wind A. q. Perry, Eva AGc X, j. Carleton &C "i "a
scott, tathe Belr John Griffith : :; ul,o ram
Matte Tabra i EndnTa Forester. lanes = Pike JOS r,
sea loam susan Kos onward john Bird, H. v" Bto"h ana
g. W. Lewis.
Pr,psLfnl July l5.-Arived, steamers Roman crowell
Boston: Catharne whiting Hariii - Prov.e IN hoaoi'
Rogers. Fall River; Anrlctc, Gruulty NcWf ora scn
Naut lus Tuman Rociud Ne; Iherese Wolfe Chani.Dn'
Boston. :. l. Fa iiNcf; George tliiN
Bartlett Wilmington. Del; George Edward, Miles. Chc@a-
honruy W. W. muond. Pearc' tichgominv: Clara David
y. CT. VI. We Hey Pie ce, jaime >
River Clear .. steamer MayfOwer Davidson, Nr"n ,F@;
Jedi4estt Dubr0saCsi Ondo Antwerp brg Aicc Lea
Foster aspuwali sclrs cara Davidson norwood Nr"bfn
y CO H. T. Pharo iiorncr Norfolk; " cNriing, LoI1i 8,
Gardner imnski 1,cN orgy Bangor H. 3. Dycr,y, Nick
erson, Augusta: H. VI Her. Garrison io ston james ~
Flanagan, richardson. BOf Norman ods Oh Boston, L.
G. Buuhlm Hut hns. Bpstou Geo Neversat smith Yep
onset ~ elem Nar. NcLTso, somerset Reading Niir1tG 40
81, Adams. BrIa-cyor Three sisters Fourteen Iuicrd.
FOR latest Sh3D Ne,cs fijtt Pagel
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DECISIONs-JULY 10.

supreme Couri-C hamJeys-By Judge Westbrook.-
20 COSTS pcye W. aud : o. ezra allow
anee granted! stevens vs CostS-&oiion gtaniei juice
vs. shireDecreeo Of divorce g,auted to plaintiff French vs.
CSeTaer, Disss iy y ns granted. Gains
forth Gaiusfor An allowance of So made for costs to
bemmedate redo alcicree 10 be appointed by the Court
II ne plaintiff does MOI consent reference m zen DAYS 40
Bartlett: Post rostOrders granted Kehl
Spgr,qt 7erm-By Judge Vaa Bruni-ccas Slevin ct
aL-Findings and occrcc settled and signed ,
signed.
Superior Comt-Spccid Tom-By Judge Freed
man-Conklin Conk.Ihc report o the Teieee must Ge
lust proper her the Oi tc action nj 40
not see how am allowance can aldi1o. al costs
lowancc is regulated 0F t- code and consists oi toe e
upon the amount OF recovery or Gains on sdtgcct ma h
yoyed Tls elem no o. prcuniart value is entirety "lln5
i'm action By husband against wife for divorce on the gr"
effect The eihcI!t ana eNtrlorIifN
SHs on NJ e CODE mG efIr be dsrerlci As to
motion tor ahmony ai 60 lnsl zee "hlc Il 10" ~,
scntcd amony should be allowed IT The rae OF SIX dollars
selarr b. WiuchcI Ella Nucne, Defendants mot"h
or counsel t. IS don ci Plaintiff motion he exclusive
defendant viii ,tpu1.e 10 permit lan,l 10 sc ID S. ~
With hor lelst hours eacu meefns in &c
gi1, 'a s also Pa9t, as an or elnr dendat
from removing, or causing 10 DE remove N san emo BEYOND
extra lloya ce oi 40 altff II OO Ihs G,rmania
mcnts allowed exNg' the l2t oche IS BrokhaOe4-Orrr
denying motion. Lereudes 20 al " Iy"ard 40 Il same
sime.-Bonds approved ON ju'iincalon.
Common Picqs-Specidi 10m-i}y Judge Van BrInt
Dunn W. Keudl,l-Compaint dismissed. Warns " nc
etc. matter Ta5br Bremen TeseeI. Motions
granted jackson vs. 'ic( ann cause .L acton aha
der Of aIrest-oton denied WITH $40 abide tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
CRIMINAL NOTES,

At Essex Market Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Murray, Patrick Moore, Henry Campbell and James
S1,ldS were ca rgct with disoriery conduct WIN l'i
otdVf whose unknown. In the hqunrSrr
$50 They were each held TO default Of SOD Dali
Mary Jane Boyle Catharne Boyle. and Margaret
oNe, age respectively 7, T. and = years daughters OF Ny
Boyle Of West 9Th found IN lumber var AZ NE iolt
OF West 2-dst yesterday. Onccr Cliar 0i the Hoctl
Tor the Prevention of cruelty 20 Children TheY We're hi
starved as The father is druuSaT and the mother j. ~ n
Nadand cannot work The children were sent 10 the C"h1c
Pro ociory
AZ the Yorllville Police Court yesterday, Owen
Gallagher 81 No 3if Thirty siXthst, was hold Tor cNah
auon upon charge Of attempting 10 commit an indecent a.
upon Ellen Mech. No 81 East Forfeit st John
Heating held for iSiCking John Hogan Up N the jaw
Clara charged her aunt Win keeping lAte
reform Henry Wick became angry when lac lost at three
caruoue ana assaulted Henry Pheer He was discharged
onfuruishug $500 bail.
Officer William Mann, of the Thirtv-thrd Pre-
cnci. leaving saloon MorTsIna Thursday NIGHT met
Rouudsnan Brush who dcman led an explanation Mann re
asked quel it, The Roundsmau made inquiry ana ascer-
false lie bro iccd the
subject Mann. beat him me neal
with his club the kpuudsntn became unconsc qua
Wheeler held him COR t;ial.
At the TombS Police Court yesterday the eX-
animation concluded in the Of The IN n arrested
by ounGsman Jones' OF the NesterG Steamboat squad IN
der suspicious a. ~. THURSDAY CA The
North RIVER Pier % The Of those arrested
we've John T. Finley, Michael cassidy, Michael shannon John
Shechan, Michael icnuicS Michael ,andch ana tehf
Cornelius The special charge tine larceny Oi 81 pigs o.
lead of the value OF SO from j. H. Starns b3rSe near
Pier No 10 john 4. Finley B Q % man who shot % "dw n;
bail The others DISCHARGED The boat IN which thtsc
men were captured was r.dAei with builct-hOles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
IouN GRENvILLE KANE,s Will

The will Of John Grenyilie Kane, which was
loaered Tor probate in the surrogtes Office Yesterday
gives requests 10 the following charitable am beneVo
Iept Institutions ST. Luko's Hospital $500 New-IOrk
1--we and Ear Inrmary, $500; New-York Dispensary
lS1 600: Chidren's Aid Society $500 Home for Aged
Ipdcent Women II 600 shepherds Fold OF the Protest.
ent Episcopal Church, s. %; Working Womens Pro
lfec.Ive Trnou ~ 900. The legaces TO individuals
lare: $4,000 TO each Of the following relatives:
IFlen :. Robbie, Harriet Douglas Nindan, Edith
Venc. $50 each To his nephews, Gyeuyille Kane.
Henry BrryOort Kane, and William Carson Kane, and
The same sum to his niece, Meta Kane TIE residue "
So estate ia left 20 the executor trust. % De divided in
eua pnrtios among the ucyhows and niece last named
~ vne Tie furniture works Of art, etc. in the family
residence are bsqueathcd The estate Is elma'ed
Il 81 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
CIVIL NOTEs.

The Public Administrator has given notice that
Ihe viii oppose appointment Of Mary Ellen Randall as adj
me grounds opposition VII be presented to The surrogate
on Monday.
I'm the suit of Nancy Gainsforth against Robert
Ganorth previously reported THE TEBUNe Judge West
ror has granted the wife 50 almony aud $50 coun-
s eeci' At once 70 thai.
Joseph SchloSs was convicted on Thursday in the
General Sessions Tor selling obscene watchcharms and was
serepced 10 three months mp sonnent He has obtained
habeas corpus from judge West6ook reurna9e in supreme
CONT Chambers MOncav for the purpose Of having himself
admitted BAIL pending his appeal from his conviction
George G. Titus a lawyer. applied yesterday TO
Judge Van Pleas Special Term, for his
lease fom Ludlow Jail where lie has been confined for
time past under execution in civil sut The cred
tors opposed hs application ana Judse van Bi1nt Lephd,d
i0r the creditors.
In the often-reported case Of Rensselaer, b. Win
oh AGAINST Eliza Wiuche Judge Freedman in Superior
Court seca Term denied the defendants request for
eol fe lie denies the plaintiffs motion for the custody
OF . chd proyided the defendant gives him uninterrupted
Itis n H. child Of two hours twice week. Otherwise
liz notion is granted
Henry Roland has obtained a writ of habeas
orrus reuraDe on Monday gain possession Of his three
year Old child the eof It's aunt Mrs Isabella Bor
oAor The chds mother died few days aer It's Drt Inc
s gin WAS Ra sSG the II e esf 'V wa. to @
psced in The aunts charge NIT % sS5 xf
prostitute, and declines TO give az the child.
William +. Aldrch, the Receiver of the Mutual
Benefit Savings Bank, got leave 10 Duy ~ property at VIZ"
Orange IN NewJersey mo2aged 10 Tue bank on foreco
sure u the mortgage price not to exceed the mortgage
,xupse ~ foreclosure Under this he bought IN
s qP sT \, a sell part Of it, about IL acres $4,000
Judge WeOOk IN Supreme Court Chambers approved TINS
sale yesterday. 81,
David Graham, formerly drum-Inajor of the
syepth Regiment died several months leaving two wills
AND two wives From Of the wives he had separated many
yars before and by both wls me buk on M p9p
small his second VIE, Dellh MURPHY
Graham contest begun by the hfst we, Caioiihe
Will, wit
raj one The case decided by surrogate Calvin YESTERDAY
by admission OF tue viii leaving INC Pi"PiV " D
Murphy Graham.
In the divorce suit of Richard S. Conklin against
Martha Conkn referee found In favor OF the WIFE, and
"a no amony eounsefee had been MADE 10
tAs sfs during The trial her Counsel apyeo W VIC pA'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14
go rIr1scHMANN ( co.,s AcQUITrAL.

The result Of the trial of Calf, Fleischmann
& Coz Of Blissyine charged with keeping swirl milk
establishments was not unexpected by those who heard
the testimony on both sides The acquittai OF the de-
PENDANTS wasantci-ated from the moment, wncn six of
the seven counts Of the indictment were dropped leav-
ing ony the one which charged that swl was fed to the
animals. This, though the premises were shown to he
filthy the room allotted to the cows inadequate the ven
ta1n imperfect the food improper and the animals uu-
healthy the charge against the dlcndIus coad not '
ells AIMED ia face of the positive testimony on theE
var thar they iu wise responsible for the maui
ncr in which the animals Kept aAC led II is IN
that the condition the stables has been conslt-
crably improved since thi, prosecution was begun.
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against John Van Oustal an application made yes
terdy TO Judge WcstbrOok for amoDy ana counsel fee
The case has already gone so far that the referee
has heard the evidence for the wife and the evidence in
opposition for the husband and all that is left to
present TO the referee is the reply by witnesses to the
husbands testimony The wife has received nothing as
yet George F. Langben, her counsel, stated that sine
had so far conduct the paying actual dsburse-
rents from such funds could command, her law
yers receiving nothing. Her funds were now entirely eX-
Lausted. 49,,
.e Wcshr1Ok ut first strongly inclined, as the
case had gone far without any allowance 10 the Mc'
refuse any her until the referee made his re-
port hut finally gave an order that SO DC paid 10y the
husband by Monday for expenses Of the suit lie re-
fused any allowance TO counsel or for a.iinOny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-14

Frederick Clarke of No. 142 West Twenty
sixtl-st lawyers clerk, yesterday charged Henry
Halkcr, merchant, Of slxlave., near Forty scconds'
with threatening to assault him July 4. The evidence
showed That Clarke had met Mr. iialkcrs wife and three
d9uehtcr, IN Central Para that day and Lad al
tempted TO open conversation with them and followed
Them down 10 their very door Justice Maude, at the
Jefferson Market Police Court, tJd NJ. ilhcr Lti Of be-
had been in his place hc would have used waip ou
Clarke. liz then honOrlbly discharged Mr. iIhel ami
aduIust red rcuke o. Clarke for his iac iu FOL
lowing the ladies and tnen in I'D liIng the compliant