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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-24

1htblI, M aSSitOhN
SUGGESTIONS OF HENRY NJ. AND LAURA
M. uyAMs. HIS WIFE. BOTH DECEASED.
CONSOLIDATED ...
peeona District Court for The Parish Of Orleans
No. BB.i5l.
T1Y NASH AND HODGs0N-%w. /. .Hodgson.
ID Atiationeer4O ONCE No. IL Cnrondelet street
NJ Rcd ii do IL thares Auction Esehanes, - tho
basement retunda Of tho ~, Charles Hotel In
the city Of New Orleans, BY virtue and In pur-
Tiasot. Judge Of the Hecond District Court for
The. pnfish. OF Orleans. ono dated January II,
aud ths other January ao 1910 court docket No.
aions DIT public auction. will be sold
PROPERTIES OF HENRY NJ. HYAMs.
orleans Parish.
/. ONE LOT or GROUND, In the First Dis.
triot Of this city. being lot No, 20 n the SQUARE
bounded by Common, Banks, Broad and pofge-
nois streets, measuring. 10 feat front on Bank
stree BY depth Of 100 feet all between parallel
by III. MoelhauBen, deposited In the Office OF d..
fah1g E b I'M aStn5y hfafSEtfrounrus
terest IN lota NQa. to H. Inclusive. ln the Bee,
by Canal, Gu tpmhouHe, Napoleon and solomon
streets, each having y front on ,CustomhouEe
depth 81 iaT feet No. 10 dspthof ti2 feet on tho
dfyisiou line OF lot No. H. which has depth OF pb
feet on tho aide most TO lot No. IA, which hna q
deptt Of 10 feeo on the aide next to- lot No. 10,
which has depth and front on solomon street
III iii feet n Inches lines, lot No 10 forming
fhe corner of yjnHtomhouHe and Solomon streets I,
ali more or lesH, American measure.
Ibervtiie Parish
sa,,thsaat,r, piatri,t ~ Touiaiana. to.wit,
III tn,sWnahin aiyhf an,,th rantrn ian anst-irhs
sa,iib bnIf ana n5ttbnaat n,inrter of nertion ak.
III t,,,ia fnsaihar Am al n1rra
ss-ieuis toses''f ''s'sV "''e7'
Avoselies Parish.
saa,,ti, .ra.tarr Dintrtaf of Touiafann,
FL tewnabin tbpsa north. range i've eaat-AN
UNpIvtDED ,oNE.HALF OF the following
Tbs Ssa half of The weat half of section two,
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AUCTION SALES.

Of northeast quarter or section twenty-eight,
abi.42 acres north half Of north half Of SEQ
ton thirtp4thres. 16D.tB acres. north half and
southeast quarter of northwest quarter. and
west half and southeast quarter of northeast
quarter OF section thirtyafour. 2g7.pD acres
together, t75D,D Oh acres.
And the undivided half d. the following lands,
formerly owned by Il. M. Hymns and y. O. La
bait.
In township 10, north range east. north half
Of nofthoast quarter OF section three 30 acres
and
ii township Il, north range east. lots
three four, five and six of section
thirty-two t4Bs1e acres. south half section,
south half Of northwest quarter and south
half OF northeast quarter Of section
thirty-tbree, 1850 acres: and south half 500
ton and southwest quarter Of northwest quar-
Tor Of section thirty four, 1898 acre together
ago.9I acres. Total In tract iDa0.Jt acres the IN
divided half interest In The tract being $40. 10
acrea, making tho aggregate in Caldwell phiis
22ip % acres.
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sOUTHWEsTERN DISTRICT. LOUIsIAl

In township No. 6, North Range I west the
south half OF northeast quarter OF section two,
1857 acres; northwest quarter west half Of
northeast quarter and north half of southwest
quarter OF section ono, aee.73 aeres-together
$3.50 acres.
In township q. North Range west, south half
of northwest quarter and west half of southwest
quarter Of section twenty-five. 100 acres; east
half OF southeast quarter section twenty three,
7psi acres: southwest quarter of southwest
quarter and northwest quarter of northwest
quarter of sect on thirty-siS, TT.hb neres-togeth
or slT.s6 acres. Making u total In Rnpides OF
sao,Be acres.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-03-24
Parish of Hieayille.
ORTHwEsTERN DISTRICT.

In township IL, north range west, south west
quarter OF section thirty one IA ~ nores.
In township II, north range west, northwest
quarter, west half of northeast quarter; north
east quarter of southwest quarter and south.
eaSt quarter of section two, 417.JA acres: east
half of section eleven 11.23 acres. Total la
township, T94bs acres.
In township IL. north range west east half Of
southeast quarter, and southeast quarter Of
of southwest quarter of section
eleven. 1901 acres. east half Of
quarters of southwest quarter Of heetion twelve.
t6i.p6 acres: east half of east half of section
twenty seven, 1880 nGtas Hapt half Of section
twenty+RiS. 1890 acres west haif section and
ton thirtyailye, sHp1J acres: west half and
southeast quarter pf pouthGaEt quarter Of seca
ton thirty -four. 1890 thre#. Total in town
ship. 1aBh.ta acres. making aggregate In the
parish Of Bienville. atba - acres,
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CHOICE FAMILY RESIDENCE.

No. 3o7 st. Ahdl ew street. between Prytania and
Coliseum.
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summers 8 Rrannln US. Janes >. 800

Civil Sheriff of the parish Of Orleans.
NH q "a an3 -
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ments. opposite Jackson Railroad Depot.
corner Calliope and Magnolia streets.
Succession of Miles Manser. deceased.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-11
oBSEQUIEs OF A JOURNALIST.

In Newark. yesterday Afternoon, the funeral Of the
late Gustav Kappis long highly esteemed and able
member of the Germsn press Of New Jersey, took
place. The pien mary ceremonies took place at the
Office OF the New Jersey Frtie zertung They were
simple form and consisted of singing by the German
Central Club and eloquent address by Herr Otto
Won Joeden. on tables in the room were displayed a
large number Of most beautiful floral offerings. chief
among which large aud elegant brox en- column,
tie tribute OF the Newark editors and reporters OF the
Englsh papers; n handsome bank inscribed "Rcas.
ter" another inscribed In lilacs, Rnhe-sdgp' Rsst
soiiy) the Offering OF the Zeung reporters and some
han lsome emblems contributed by Mr. Bernard
Prclh aud family. Fully lvc hundred persons were
present the Offices and staircase among the NAM
Dor being almost the entire press OF Newark Presi-
dent slginsby, OF tbe Common Councils Judge Rcord,
Rev. Father frietn, W. H. McCiane anu a large num-
Der % leading German residents After all had taken
a parting look, the coffin closed and borne TO tue
hoarse by the palIbearers, Messrs Mullen. McGill.
Thorno, pruDcnberx, Leldy aud Hasso bach. Tho
mineral cortege numbered twenty-five carriages.
Around the grave "a Paramount Cemetery, despite the
ram four hive hundred persons gathered before tho
grave covered and several cborals by the singing
Society sung, and short address was delivered
by Mr.. Joseph Atkinson suioelstic " the dead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-11
RIVAL HUSBANDS.

ofhcsr ORely, Of the Eighth precinct, was called
into house Of No. 1l0 south Fifth avenue Sat
urday night TO quc a little disturbance. Al the re-
quest OF occupant OF the place nc arrested young
Italian named Emil Passione aud brought him before
Judge Duy yesterday charge OF assault and battery
preferred by Alfonso Mcnard, OF No. North Moore
street In court Emii Psssione informed His Honor
OF the cause OF the assault He sad he was formerly
in she employ OF Mr.. Alfonso Mcnard and on the l,tn
OF February, 1871 he married lady whom BIT.
Monaru claims his wife, but who Is not his wife. tie
went tue house in South Fifth avenue on Saturday
night saw his wife, alias Mrs Menard and there 90
manded she should 20 with him hence the ro"
As TAR could be asceraincd the acts OF the case arc
these :--Alfonse Mensrd to this country some
years ago, bringing with him a lady named Marie
Chew alier They lived together as man and VIE lot
nearly nine years About Two years ago Emil fassone
who hardly twcntyone years OF age, came INTO inc
employ OF Alfonso Nenard He foil In love with Ars
Menatd--as she called-proposed marriage 70 ncf
was accepted, aud, as Passonc stated yesterday y
was their intention 10 leave for Europe together very
soon Marie Cheyaiier, Notwithstanding hsr nats,aso
with Passioue never left the hearth and home of Al
fonse Menard but continued TO live with INN Tue same
a. ever Judge DaIy held Young Passione IN ssoo
bal ~ answer
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
ST. JOHNS GUILD EXCURSION.

The ST. Johns Guild has had more bad weather TO
contend with this than before In It's his.
tory still the excursions OF tho Floating Hospital have
not had any postponemcnts. as there has been
settled rain n; the umo of the barge's departure.
Yesterday there $50 mo,hcrs and emil
who 10 acting for DR.. Thurman, the latter being
of on his vacation ut present Both wards Of the
barge filed with the very Ill Children number
being little who had been given up by their at-
tending physicians, but who SO much benefited
by the iresh that their recovery Is quite probable
Among the babies aboard yesterday was one which at
tractcd considerable attention, from tho fact that
WAS born with but i've GD2ers, thIeo hand and
two ON the other. It's father IS similarly
deiormcd, but older brother has no
such peculiarly. The little German baby,
the only survivor OF six children, OF whom tho
HERALD spoke some time since us one OF the interest
ing cases, Is now pronounced quite we'll Whom first
brought on board the barge early IN the season It
looked as thou Ia II would die before hours time,
but every breath Of fresh air seemed TO IT, 1t
comparatively speaking, u healthy looking baby Not
long ago woman brought dead ininnt on board the
barge When ibc ply sicians examined II they saw
that lie had been cxtiuct for some time. They
asked the woman II shc did not know that her
baUy Vas dead when she came aboard. She said yes
she did that 1t mad died carly that morning, but
that sue starved ior something TO eat that she
m,ght get a bite TO eat She landed at West renln
street, pm stefan ccpmpanying her who saw that
her wants supplied. The basge made usual
trip down the bay yesterday.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
TOO MUCH BEER.

William and John Wandcil, while drinking with
party at two O'Clock yesterday morning In Anthony
Meyers saloon ou Broadway. Brooklyn, engaged in
nghl with blIposter named Kenny and another man.
The nabt was stopped but renewed when the four
men reached the sidewalk, whero tho knife was
brought iu.o play against tho wandcl brothers
by their opponents. William cut on tho
cheek aad icit arm, and escaped o probably fatal
thrust m the lott breast from tho fact that
he carried memorandum book, which tho kniic blade
innictng only slight scracn Oh the skin
the breast His brother managed to get away after
SUSTAINING IA cut arm aud beng severely pun
ishcd aU0ut the head aud lace by hts assaiIan The
notice were not made aware Of the occurrence until
terday afternoon, ana unable 10 ind eithor
of the Ollcndcrs
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
ANSWER.
TICKETS OK THE YoRKvLLE BOATS.

TICKETS OK THE YoRKviLLE BOATS.
To EDITOR OF rnE HERALD
The complaint In the HERALD Saturday morn.
Ing relative 10 the refusal oi the collector tho
Yorkvllo boat TO sell tickets to passenger Is readily
explained For obvious II is usual for tho
collectors steamboats, and trains TO sell tickets they
beng obtained ~ the oifco shore. The repairing
Of the pier the Fulton market has tor
three weeks past seriously disarranged the bust
ness OF tue Morrsania Steamboat Coinpauy, the New
Haven Railroad Company ana the Yorkvilie steamboat
their onicos were on tho Fulton street pier. Dur
ing tho repairing the boats have landed at tho pier
above, at the loot vi Bcekman street. where thoy
not have Office. In the meantime such passengers
desired tickets havo gwen Their money TO the col
lector aud he has procured The tickets ior them. Ia
the case OF which complaint is made two gentlemen
had done so, anu the collector gave tbcm what be
purchased Tor them, and the complainant could have
done the same Tho collector mover has any
tickets TO sell, and the charge impugning
his vcracity has no foundation whatever. In
eight or ton days the Futon street pier
obvated The enterprise for tho exclusive benefit Of
Yorkvc. and involves serious pccuninry rcsponsiDl.
Ny upon the parties interested. sit Ii n dirty bird
that soils ne nest" We would therefore suggest
that parties having complaints 10 make should first
seek an explanation OF Captain Iongstrcet or of the
undersigned before entering them n the complaint col
umn Of the widely circulated HERALD.
JAMES H0GG. No. 229 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
RAID ON LIQUOR DEALERS.

Captain lyman male raid on number Of liquor
Fourteen arrested, as foIows:-John McNulty,
No IS Pell street; Thomas Moukx, No. 233 Mulberry
street; Luke Wainwright, Of No. So Mulberry
street; David Murphy, OF No % Bayard
street; Patrick Weddcr, OF No. "a Mulberry
street; Samuel Earnsen. Of No. IS Bayard
street; William Baian, OF No. 40 Mott street; John
Smith Of No. los Bayard street: Peter Moore, OF No.
154 Leonard street. owen Mahcr of No 73 Mott street.
James Bymcn. OF No. 50 Mott street; Michael Gil.
braith, OF No 81 Mulberry street William Bren
ol No. 1871 Crosby street. aud Israel shawkes OF No.
100 Bayari street. largo number OF street walkers
were also arrested
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
MYSTERIOUS RAILROAD CHARGES.

TO THE EDITOR F-THE HERALD:--
feel my duty to INFORM the public OF tho imposi-
ton practiscd by the new Coney Island Railroad The
above company, In their advertisements, make the
iare twenty cents forty tor tho cxcur-
sion, which supposed to DO from New York to Coney
Island and back but wnen took the Sleeps
head Bay Zone station from COucy lsand) | was
charged thirty cents aud tod that The arc had paid
would take me TO Bay Ridge, und that N wished TO 80
to New York | would DO required to pay cents
more. on the tram l heard from various per-
Sous that they were charged thirtyhvc cents
from Copey Island TO Bay Ridge aud
cents from there to New York Now, when tins
company advertise their iare as twenty-five cents for
single and ioriy cents Ior an excursion ticket,
how they have tbe audacty to charge iorty -nve
cents TOR single passage TO Coney Islandy Another
great Inconvenience Is that tho boats are not regular
Their connections win the trap and passengers are
required wait from thirty to hty minutes Tor them,
aud by the timc you get 10 Now York you feel that
you nave been imposed upon 10 no small extent
think myself that " reasonable and regular price Is
charged that tho road would cevc tho bulk OF travel,
terminus Is at tho best part OF Coney Island but
In order TO receive tho patronage OF the public will
be necessary 10 show the advantages has TO o1er
over other roads. VICTIM.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BUSINESS FOR WARD DETECTIVES.

general order was issued yesterday by Superin-
tondent wallag to all tho police precincts IN the city
that will materially interfere with the business Of
gambling houses aud houses OF prostitution Tho order
was prepared by Commissioner Erhardt, chairman Of
the Committee on Rules and Discipline, and
transmitted TO the Superintendent by the Board.
II Is effect that hereafter all precinct
detecycs Will be held personally responsible with the
captains OF the precincts Tor the existence OF any
houses OF gambling or prostitution within tho pre-
cncts, and when such houses are complained OF tho
detectives will be liable TO tho prcicrment OF chrrgcs
and dismissal rom the p0ilce iorce. Preparations
havo been made by the Board to watch the different
precincts and tho elect Of lhis order.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
A GAS COMPANY SUED.

Counsellor Henry NJ. Connolly has served the reply
IN the suit brought against the Mutual Gas Company
OF Brooklyn, by Attorney General Fairchild. The
company was organized about eighteen months ago.
with General Jamos Jourdan US president. By the
PROVISIONS OF tho charter the capital stock
Oe 50, 000, 600. One-kalf OF this amount 10
be paid within year from the date of
the cnarter. Tho suit was brought by Attorney Gen
erai Fairchild on tho general ground that ,be
81, 500 600 had not been pad required The
sets for, thnt IL has been paid ana 1t Is further
rcprcscn tho lands for tho works have been
purchased ana that the company will bc In operation
will i'm vear
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE LATEST NEWS.
EXCITEMENT IN BUFFALo-A TRAIN STOPPED
AT ATTICA.

EXCITEMENT IN BUFFALo-A TRAIN STOPPED
AT ATTICA.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
BUFFALO, July 2i, 1877.
Tho Eric road made no efforts to-day to start
through trains East. Their passengers and I've
stock turned over to the New York Gen.
tral road. Local train 81 East from Buffalo
at SIX T. II. was stopped by tho strikers at Attics.
Company X, Scventy-iourth regiment left on special
cur at ten minutes of twelve p NJ bound to
relieve the said train. An attempt made
hero force tho engineer from train NO 81 was un
successful, owing to tho presence OF n large
police force. One arrested. Tho Gro
men and brakcmen tho Lake Shore and
New York Central roads reported to
have had a secret meeting this afternoon and also
another tonight. The departure of the military has
caused quite excitement and crowds Of people have
congregated at the Eric depot.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
JuR1sD1cr1oN OF THE BOARD OF HEALTH.

JUKfSD1CTT0N HEALTH.
To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
some two weeks ago complaint was made 10 tho
Board Of Health about the horrible condition OF the
closets on premises No. 80 East Broadway, the nth
from which soaks through tho wall and my
kitchen, causing such stencil that my iamry da rc
not stay In samo Tor lear OF sickness IN TACT, the
smell has got through the house, ana Is ixtIy TO inter-
iere with my business, my empioyvs Complain very
much. | have called the Boird several Zines but
the only could obtain Is tho following letter
Ii. KURZMANN, IL ana II u DIVISION street.
HEALTH DEPARrMEST TUX CRY or Nrw YORK.
OFFICE rnE ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL. fl Morr STREET
NEW YoRK July H. 1877.
Mr.. II. kRUzxANN
Referring your note of yesterday, have to inform
the ot No. 30 East Broadway lives Ia tho
oil New jersey, beyond the Jurisdiction OF this dep
ment That ast will explain the delay in securing the
abatement Of nuisance complained Of copy the
order sent by mail several days and have
the MIS- Pacde to the at tho
case. there Appropriation Even allowing this
department do the work required. do nothing
further: but l quite the will apply tho
remedy. Youts, &C, GEO. >. HASTINGS, ChiefCerk.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22

On the wages Of nearly all employes-from the SUPER
intendents down, tho mechanical department.
excspted--of the Louisville and Nashville
Great Southern Road on the lst OF next month IL
Also proposed raising wages in the transport alton de-
paftment 10 S35 where employees are getting $780, The
prder Withdrawn this afternoon alter having been
buetined small reduction IN wages In the mcchan-
leal department made last month.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
TWO MEN DROWNED.
SMALL BOAT RUN DOWN by A sTEAMEF

A SMALL BOAT RUN DOWN BY A STEAMER.
PouGHKgEPsIE N. Y, July 81. 1871.
While attempting to cross the bow Of the steamer
Thomas Cornell at this place. tonight in small
boat, James Mcdonald and William Brown wero
drowned by tho steamer running tho boat down.
samuel Gabratb, who was also in the boat, jumped
overheard and was struck y tho steamers wheel re-
&C wing severe mJures but he was rescued by boat
from the sh0re. Gaibrah saya that the steamer was
not TO blame. Both OF the drowned men leave fani.
lies. Galbraith IS single man. All three belonged
ner
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
coNrLIcTIoN OF NAMES.
NEW YORK, July q, 1877.

To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Having inquired recently in regard to tho strikes In
South and Southwest find many persons under
the impression that they affect tho Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad which is not the case. The similarity
In names OF Chesapeake and Ohio Canal and Baltimore
aud ohio Railroad undoubtedly leads many into the
error causes the circulation of reports to the
prejudice OF the Chesapeake ard Ohio Railroad. whose
trains both passenger and freight, running regu
larly between Richmond and Huntington, there being
symptom whatever OF any disposition on the part
Of Its employees 10 strike.
IL. W. CARR, General Eastorn Agent.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
THE CLINTON SAYINGS pANK

To THE EDITOR hERALp:-
have the misfortune 10 bo poor dcpositor in tho
Clinton Savings Bank, which closed the I'd Of this
month. II Is still In the hands OF its old managers,
and Will remain so until the end of the month. Why
ID this delay allowed, or IL there protect the
rights OF depostors? is Mr. El.s allowing the trus-
tees time 10 nx up their books and accounts 10 sui;
A DEPUSITOR.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BAYARD STREET RoUeus.

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
am storekeepcr ut the corner Of Mott and Bayard
streets From six until eleven O'Clock p. NJ. there
gather at the roughs and rowdies who in
suit passers-by, more especially ladies' l have
planned to the officers post, but they have at
tempted TO stop the nuisance hope you Will remind
tho Police Board OF the careiessnoss OF the officers
their culpable negligence. VICTIM.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED

BRESyAy-DoyovAy --0n Sunday, July rs, 1877, at
81. Paul's Church, by the Rev. Alfred Young LOUIS
T. BRENNAN to MARY J. Donovan. all OF tins city. No
cards.
LEAuTr--DUsLAP On Thursday, the 10Th, py tho
Rev. George Dcsbon, AMELIA NJ. LEAvrrr 10 GroRGE
w. DUNLAP.
MAuRE-SPifLgrT -On 2lst, by the Rev. DR.. Else
good, at East New York. GEoRoE MAuRE 10 MARY y.
srILLErr, both OF Janaics Long Island
MtCoRD- -BRlSKEHnoPY.--On Thursday, July IL, at
Beroan Baptist Church. by Row. L. q. Barrett JAMES
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
BREEDING A PEsrILENCE.

To THE EplroR TIE HyRALp:-
would like to call tho attention Of tho Street Clean
ing Department tho condition OF the streets In the
lower part OF the city, especially tho Third and Fifth
wards No garbage or ashes have been collected for
several days Each house has before It several boxes
or barrels iull To ovcrdowng and sending out
tolerable smell perfectly sckcning learn from per-
connected with tho department that collections
very rare. averaging about twice week,
which 10 II neighborhood largely aboundng IN largo
tenement houses is an outrage ! thuk tho gro %
mortality OF the past few weeks Is largely duo to this
matter CITIZEN
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
REDUCTION OF WAGES ON BROOK
LYN ROADS

The directors Of the Brooklyn City Railroad Com.
,pany havo ordered reduction OF tho wages Of
conductors drivers ali their routes. Tho order,
which has given rise to great dissatisfaction and
grumbling among the poor mon who are affected
thereby goes into eaec; to-day. rho employees
named who have been recoiving SO 25 per day for
twelve and fourteen hours work. will hencciorth be
paid the OF 81 per dem IL is remarked by the
ira. cling public however that as reduction Is
being the OF fares the sole benefit OF this
economy must accrue TO the railroad company.
The New York herald., 1877-07-22
SMUGGLED CIGARS.

Detectives slevm and DoaIn, Of the Fifteenth pre-
cinct, yesterday morning gaw Gustavc Schultz, a
driver ana cxpressman Tor Ieps Il Nathan, silk fin
ishcrc large rubber bag in Dyckman's saloon,
at Fourth and Mercer streets. After he had left tho
detectives went IN aud examined the bag, and found
therein 1000 fine cigars Schultz arrested last
evening by the detectives, and acknowledged that
had been employed by smuggicrs in Hobokcn.