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The New York herald., 1877-01-13
A PILOT SLIPS CABLE.

before Judge Gilbert, yesterday, by Mrs. Kate Nchoay
against David G. Nichoay, her husband, for limited
divorce, on the ground OF abandonment The plaintiff
testified that married to defendant, who Is a
Sandy Hook pilot, In 1854 thathe abandoned her year
after their marriage, and though nc has frequently
since that time asked her to live with him. he failed to
provide her with house she has been employed Tor
the past years housckceper by General james b.
Craig's family, In Brooklyn Her husband has been
twice arrested for abandonment and been compelled
to pay her SO per week The defendant testified that
when he married Mrs. NicnoIay he earning only
$50 per month, beng then boy ON a. pilot boat He
had offered TO provide home for her, but she refused
For the past three years he had beer pilot Tho
Court said II was wiles duty TO seek out her hus
band. Decision reserved.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Jeremiah " Spader, warchouscma at No. Bridge
street. has been adjudicatcd voluntary bankrupt by
Register Dayton on his own petition His liabilities
amount to &I62 OOO of which $l02 900 is secured The
following tho secured creditors Now YORK Con-
trail and Hudson River Railroad Company deficiency
foreclosure OF mortgage. $40 0O0 Peter and Robert
Goect, S32, 531 So estate OF b. Bianco So 900; Wal.
ter T. Hatch, $4,000; Oscar H. stcarhs s. 500; ". s.
spader, $4,000; estate s. L. spader. s., ,5oo Phnnix
Insurance Company, of Brooklyn, sl,sO0; +. T. n NJ
T.. Johnson, 81, 500; L. Spader s. 450 Tho prnci-
pal unsecured creditors are Peter W. Williamson
Sl2, 600; William Niles, 81, 900; estate Of b. Blinco
So i46 16; assignee OF the Novelty Iron WORKS
$500 02; Hardy VOORHEES,, 81, 400: Bradley Cur
rer, s3 453; Kenyon Newton, f3077. The assets
consist OF the following:- Warehouse and lot No 7
Bridge street, estimated at $4,000; four houses on
Portland avenue, Brooklyn, $1,000; nine houses and
lots IN Brooklyn value unknown, mortgaged Tor
s24 4OO bonds aud mortgages $50 100 notes $40 000
debts due $1,000; stocks, par value, $3.50, 900.
Information has been received this city OF the
failures Of Lauiicr Hurs, Co.. foundry, at Irwin's
station, Pennsylvania, and Horace a. Pnkham, pro-
pretor OF tho Woason Heating and ventila.ing Com
pany, Of Boston.
The creditors OF George Richardson 4 Son, straw
goods manufacturers at No. $40 Broadway and Farm
ingnam, Mass, have accepted the offer OF composition
at twenty-five cents on the dollar. The liabilities
amounted To Sl44, ,0O0
The following assignment was Glcd yesterday IN tho
County Clerks Office Joseph h. Trippe Joseph h.
Trppc, Jr, 20 W illiam II. Trppc.
Theodore Goldsmith whose disappearance from his
home in Montgomery, Orange county, was reported in
tnc HERALD, IS now u DC Jth dciautcr aud
lorgcr. He was IN partnership with ex.Asscmbyman
Frederick Bodne aud is alleged to have taken
all the firms money when he fed He is
also SAID TO have used Mr.. Bodinc's name. without
the lattcr's knowledge Ia connection with
his in the Endorsement OF sixteen
promissory notes, amounting TO about 81 600,
most OF which he Is also said to have forged the
names OF the makers ana then had them discounted
by the Highland Bank. He also obtained 81 $50 from
the bank notes on which were the names OF his
brother in-Iaw, Moses Little, Stephen RapaVo aud
others. Mr.. Goldsmith was sixty-nvc years OF are,
was born and brought up in Montgomery. and was
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
THE MISSING COLOMBO.

eve don't look upon the Colombo lost vessel"
said Mr.. Wright her agent in this city, to HERALD
reporter yesterday. admitting the fact that sixty
per cent has been paid underwriters her account
it only goes 10 prove that there in-
who believe she will turn up all
right My own idea Is tnat she has become
disabled and Is proceeding under SAIL and may bring
up at Bermuda or st. Thomas or course We lccl
uneasy about her. she Is now thirty eight days
from the Lizard. She left Hui tue 81 December.
Shc Is bark riggcd, and has consequently not "A
large spread OF She had forty days. coal
board, being coalcd for the and home voyages
She is capable carrying 500 of cargo, but
she has only on board about 500 tons, consisting of
chemicals, rags. herrings paper &c. She is excel
lent sea boat. She Is well proylsoned.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
THE ISLAND BELLE.
TOSSED ABOUT FOR THIRTY-rHREE Days
SHORT OF SAILS AND PEovIsIoNs-TIMELY

TOSSED ABOUT FOR rHIRTY-THREE DAYS
SHORT OF SAILS AND PEovIsIoNs-TIMELY
AID FROM THE STEAMER CALIFORNIA.
Tho schooner Island Belle left ST. Johns, Newiound-
land, on the Sd OF December, bound Tor Boston She
q large fore and ait vossei, owned by Messrz
White Case, OF Rockl,nd. Me. The Captain Mr.
NJ w. woodman, was also part owner. The cargo con.
sisted OF junk and all kinds OF hSh, which the owners
intended 10 dispose OF in Boston A gale threw the
schooner on her track and after beating about for sew
era weeks the reduced the last extremity.
AZ this juncurc the steamer California Of tho Anchor
line, met them.
'swe met them Sunday about forty miles south
Of the Virgin Rocks" SAID Captain Ovenstone 10 the
HERALD reporter yesterday. "rhey were very badly
on The Captains wife was sick, and so We took
aud the little boy board the California. All their
sails were gone ana their booms broken. The crew
were badly frosbitten, except the Captain. Some OF
them mad teet as bis as TUBS. They had been swollen
by the frost We provisloned her and gave them
sails The Captain said he would put back 10 New
toundand."
THE CAPTAINS wIFk's STORY.
Mrs. Woodman the Captain wife, Is a pale, delicate
almost mposs BILE that she could have undergone the
hardshps she related without their causing her DEATH
II don't know that | can give you very correct
account" she said, ''as was very sick and out OF my
head tor some time We took the squall oil Halifax
IL was so sudden wo had to cut the ropes and let the
sails run. We hove 10 and drifted back into the Gulf
OF ST Lawrence We before the wind, trying to
get across tue GuI INTO Sluncy. we hau the
storm trysail. topsals and one jb. We couldn't get
any sun and didn't know we're we were. Alter the
fifteenth day we had nothing but salt beef and very
little water which had 10 be apportoned out to us IN
little doses The schooner was almost q total wreck.
'last sunday morning We met the California and
was taken oil with my child. We were hen 150 miles
cast OF ST. Johns Newfoundland. The Captain OF the
California gave the two barrels OF hard bread,
some roast beef quantity OF tobacco and pipes and
fresh supply OF water. Ho also lott the schooner
sails The weather was pleasant the morning we left
them, but the still rough, because the gale
had just passed or 1t the weather continued tar my
husband should have arrived at ST. Johns last Monday
night but have not heard from him, aud do not
know whether he has got perished. The cabin
was full OF water aud l up deck and lashed
fastn
fra form, already dcbtatcd from fever How she
could have lived through such hardshps is a mys-
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
THE UNEMPLOYED.

The Cooperative Employment Bureau OF the Bowery
Branch Of the Young MEMS Christian Association No.
l34 Bowcry, since beginning operations In May 1872,
have met and counsclled 900 the subject Of
work and provided 300 with situations. They now
propose their list OF unemployed and
tend TO unemployed the privilege OF reg STEERING
their Names with view 70 employment, any day be-
tween ninc and eleven O'Clock A. N. Reliable REFER
cnccs bc required from every applicant
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
SHERIFF REILLY'S "DEAD-wooD."

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
An article under the above caption appears In to-
days issue OF tho HERALD Sheriff RelIly's expana-
tions TO your reporter not altogether satisfactory
to those ''wno know the ropes Tho responsibility
upon which SO much stress Is laid is wholly mythical
tho first case having yet to be reported where In
coming Sheriff has been mulcted In single dollar from
Liabilities incurred by the transfer OF prisoners Mr.
Reilly says that he is able TO discharge the duties OF
his position TO the satisfaction OF all with whom he
comes IN contact and states that the fees charged Tor
renewing bond are sll 10. THIS IN face Of
the provisions OF the satnie, 'or taking bond Tor
the liberties Of tho jail 81 cents" % r. s. 9th cd
p. 925 The satisfaction must be one-sided LEX.
J4~rARy u 1877
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
MASKED PIRATES AGAIN.

Captain William Pearse Of tho schooner +. W. Huse,
which anchored in Bowcry Bay on Wednesday, night,
awakened on Thursday morning by noiso, and
found his cabin In OF several masked ruans
armed with rcvolvcrs Alter aIaying the captains
excitement with a blow from the butt OF pistol the
pirates ransackcd the cabin and stole about $500
worth OF property which they placed IN two boats and
pulled to the Long Island shore.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
"BEECHER WAS A WELSHMAN."

IL had ancestrcss three four generations ago
who was a full boodcd Welsh woman; therefore am
Welsh, with little infusion OF New England boodn
said Mr. Beccner at the close Of his usual prayer meet
ing talk last evening. The occasion of the remark
call Tor help IRON Congregational Welsh church
in Knoxville, Pa, which considered that the TACT
stated above was sufficient ground for frequent APP
peals for assistance Mr. Beccber stated that he had
promised $50 and that tho other Congregational
churches had pccn liberal In the matter The Church
OF the Pilgrims was mentioned AS having given $3.50
and the Clinton avenue church $500, and Mr. Bccchcr
stated that he would be very glad Of largo collection.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
FOR NINETY CENTS A DAY.

Superintendent walling informed yesterday
morning that the laborers employed on the Riverside
avenue In the Thirtioth precinct had struck for
increase of wages, from eighty cents per day, the
present rate to ninety cents The superintendent
told those In charge OF tho ~orK TO noiiy the Central
ONCE II any unlawful demonstration we're made and
he would send policemen TO repress u.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
HEAD MONEY.

The inman Steamship Company, as SUCCESSORS OF
the Liverpool Steamship Company, havo begun com.
mon law suit In the United States Court against the
Emigration Commissioners, 10 recover 81, ,o9s, ,00Q
alleged to have been unawfuily collected as commute,
ton money or head tax cmlgrants, and the same
conpany yesterday ncd bill IN equity, Ia their own
name, IN thc same court, $5 1877 co lcctcd
Tor the samo purpose from tho company by tho Come
missi0neTA
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
FUNERAL OF LUCILLE WESTERN.

At half.past six o'clock yesterday morning the re.
mains OF Lucille Western, the actress whose obituary
appeared in the HERALD of yesterday. were removed
from the Pierrepont House, Brooklyn, to the under
takers establishment Of Mr. b. G. Oakes, Washington
street, near Myrtle avenue. There the body at
tired in the habiiments of the grave and placed
in a handsome rosewood casket. lined with white
satin. The plate the coffin lid bears the inscrip-
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
MERCHANTS LIFE INSURANCE CON-
PANY.

Judge Gilbert, OF the supreme Court yesterday ap-
pointed Colin N. Thompson receiver for the Merchants
Life Insurance Company, vice Edwin L. Alexander,
deceased. Tho receiver Will be required to fur
nish gonds in the amount OF 500 o0O the total Of
the assets OF tho company.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.

In the Office OF the Board OF Health, BROOKLYN thcrc
has been filed a certificate OF the death OF a German
widow named Dorctha Michael. who came to this
country at the age Of twcnty-onc yenrs and was
ninctynnc years, ten months and three days old at
lhe time oi her death,
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
A WILL SUSTAIN ED.

Judge Pratt, OF the Supreme Court, yesterday
uenied the motion Of ex-Judgc Dykman, counsel for
Austin D. Moore to set aside tho will OF Austin u
Moore Sr, father OF the plaintiff The property LETT
by deceased ssid to be worth 500 900 and the
Has the interest o the money.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
MIR. GAYLOR'S HORSE.

Charles Gaylor, the dramatst, brought suit In the
Brooklyn City Court yesterday, to recover a horse,
valued at $500, which held at William II. Nelson's
livery stable. Defendants counsel argued that the
horse held as security for the payment OF board
bill The jury rendered verdict Tor tho dant,
but instructed the livery stable keeper deliver the
horse 70 pianIid upon pay nent VI the bill
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
AN OLD SUIT SETTLED.

SUIT recover $500 for alleged wrongful seizure
of goods brought by Isabella Gill against
ex-Sherin John NcNamec about eleven years ago, and
the four several times IN the Brooklyn
courts Yesterday, by consent OF the partcs settle
ment reached, plaintiff receiving judgment for
g. 900 and accumulated interest amounting TO 81 273 25
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
ALLEGED FLIGHT OF A PAINTER.

Ia alleged that teacher OF drawing and painting
In an institution OF this city, and who had studio
broadway, deserted hts iamy and sailed for Europe
on Wednesday, escape the consequences OF crim-
nal intimacy with a waiter girl Of an uptown restau
rant
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
SUDDEN DEATHS.

Bridget Brophy died yesterday at ST. Francis Hosp.
tai, OF injuries received by iall on the pavement
About noon yesterday David Hoertz OF No. 1925 Hes
ter street, struck by locomotive OF the Hudson
River Railroad at Ninetvsecond street and tho North
River and instantly killed.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
RELIEF.

Tho inquest by the Coroncr's jury into the Of
the deaths Of those persons who perishcd in tho
Brooklyn Theatre FIRE concluded last evening so
far as The taking OF testimony was concerned The
jury at the close OF the evidence held sorl consul
taton In private II s believed that tho verdict will
not DO gwen until The latter part Of next week,
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
THE BROOKLYN RELIEF FUND.

Colonel Sim, manager OF the Brooklyn Park THEATRE
yesterday sent to Mr.. Daniel Cbaunccy treasurer Of
the Brooklyn Relief Fund, cneck for 81, ,925 s5 tho
amount realized IRON The perfor rmance given at the
Brooklyn Academy OF Music on New Years afternoon
and evening
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
CURLING.

The curling match between the Caledonia Club, OF
this city. and the Albany Club. yesterday By
the Albanians by n score oil 93 to So
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
FOUND DEAD.

homeless man named John C. Little was found
dead bs morning on the corner Of Forty ninth street
and Third Avenue
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.


Matn6es will be given at all Of the theatres to-day.
Edwin Bsoth plays Shylock this afternoon at the
Lyceum
concert will be given toneht at Steinway Hall for
the benefit Of the German Emgrant House this city.
The Kellogg English Opera Company will appear a.
the Academy of Music on January % for briof en-
gagement.
Mr.. Leonard Growers new comedy entitled "Our
Boarding House, is to be brought out al the Park at
the close of Lotta's engagement
"DanI Druce' has just been produced at the Walnut
Street Theatre, Philadelphia with f. l. Davenport in
the title role He is playing to good houses
Mr.. Freeman, q leading German actor. will have
benefit at the Germana Theatre, to- o-night, where a
German version Of 'Les Danicheg'' will be givon.
''Tho Lady of Lyons" will be- produced At the Fifth
Fanny Davenport and Mr. Charles Coghisn in the lead
ing parts
The Olympic Theatre closes for the to-nieht
1t Will reopen shortly under new auspices rs home
OF the drama, variety business being excluded from
boards for the future.
Kiralfys Theatre, In Philadelphia will be closed for
some days to make entire change in the
chincry of the stage from the French to the American
system. Elaborate preparations will be made for the
production OF the now spectacle, '"Ths Mysterious
lsc."
Inc Now YOrk Fnunur mono society nau u PUBIC
rehearsal yesterday ut the Academy of Music, under
the direction OF DR.. Leopold Damrosch. The house
crowded, every seat being occupied. The follow
ing is the programme Tor the concert Tonight
"Landliche Hochzeit" Country Wedding), symphony
in dve movements, op. 20, Q. Godmark; a, Wedding
March (varIations); b, Bridal Song Qntermezzio); c.
Serenade scherzo); d, In the Garden (andantc); e,
Dance (nnale) "Tho Tempest" chorus with orchcs-
tra, J. haydn 'The Runs OF Athens, " Beethoven.
This work written for the Inauguration of the
theatre in Pesth in the year 1872. a. Overture;
b, duet soprano and bartone); chorus OF Dcrvshes
(male voccs); d, Marcia ALA Turca; e. Marcia Solemne
chorus and orchestra). 'Abseuce" romance, for So
prano with orchestra, BerIioz, Mrs. T.. Butman.
Quntuor, septuor and chorus, from the opera, "The
Trojans, Berlioz Sooists-Mrs. Il. Butman, Miss A.
fall, Miss K. Cranch. Messrs N. s. Leggat, J. X Nil
sen, A. E. Stoddard and G. r. Warner. "Fantasio," :"
for panoorte, soil, chorus and orchestra, op. so,
Beethoven. PaDoorte, Mr.. Bernard Boekelman.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

Chckering Hall was filed last evening with large
audience, on the occasion OF Mr.. Jerome Hopkins
Christmastde orpheon festival Tho entertainment
consisted OF music and tabeaux, tho latter being do
cidedly enjoyable Mr. Jerome Hopkins played bis
wedding music on the organ, and TWO transcrptons
on the piano Miss Clara T. Stietsman sang several
solos, anu Mr. Jameson tenor sang twice. The orpheon
boy choir also sang some selections. The tableaux
were really BEAUTIFUL and were highly appreciated by
the elaboration of the Magi, the 'Three Wise Men
Following the Star" and ''Zacharas and tho Angel"
In the last mentioned quantity OF incense burned
which permeaed the entire hall and set every one
coughing. II would have been better had this tabeau
been placed last on tho programme.
The New York herald., 1877-01-13
L'AMERIQUE.

The Ameriquc still lies tho beach at seabright
The removal Of the cargo continued. There are
grave doubts that she will be got or
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