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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

NCUTII LEOPiRD MINING COM,
~ IanJ-I0[at!cAa Of principal place OF buGE
h-h-. like. Standardization OF works, Cornu-
eopiA Mltoo2 District, Elfo County. Nevada.
NcT1cE--Ihcrp ia delinquent upon the follow
Ing Described stock on account OF assessment
,So; bl levied on tho SECOND day OF FEBRUAHY
Isl the Smeunif set opposite Tho rAmcs OF
NE sEetkS tive AhafrhvldcrS Is follows:
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Tn The MATTER OF THE ESTATE or T. Il.
~ the under Signed, Administrator Of said Ss:
tate TO the ftghtsoIs Of, and oil persons having
claims hgsinst .hc fame, 10 exhibit them. WITH
tho necesEAiJ fet I4era, Within ten months from
thn hrhl publication OF I;iia ntticc. tu' lin mn.
dst,gntd' at his Office In tho lowe Of ElSo,
EitR, February &c. 1871. - i27.Sto
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

=, And IN Lecordhnco with law. and on orLor Of
Day or'ife6fuAry. 1877, SO many sharon Sf
zach pAFrcl Of such stock Aa may DO necessalY
siil be Eod at public suction, At the Once OF the
s.oinr3py, Bank Of 81. p. FREEMAN j Co.. EIko,
NsVad1. ON TUESDAY. tho SEVENTEENTH day
OF APRIL, 1877, At O'Clock p. y. :, Of said LsJ,
to RH Eaii delinquent ksseGAtnenE' IheI con, To-.
gSSH ~ "tih costs Of Ad!estiDsps and oIpPnIes
" order of tho Board Of Trustees. b.. /.
II: ~, GRANT, Secretary.
,S oIT,ck-BAnh Of a. 2, Freeman s Co. Eitp.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK,
No: II soUTT q sTREET:

:, Interest paid on ordinary and Term Deposits.
pSpcana received IN sums Of 81 and Upward.
loans fnado on ahproTri real estate bonds,
,oeks; sH' StorkS. currency and silver bought
pal st!lss OF Europe aud tho Orithl
H.H a. W. WHITE, Secretary,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

I 20 II 3IINIfG COMP N Y.
1 : I.ocation OF principal place OF business,
Eiko. Nevada. Location of works. Cornucopia
Mining Distret Elm county. Nevada. -
EoTIoE-Tlicre arc delinquent upon tho fol-
lHwEng. described stock. on account OF asses:
lncnt tho. ~ levied gu tho, 18th day OF Feb:
fnnry, 1857 .the seteral amounts set opposite Tub
hAines OF the respective shareholders follows;
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-04-01

And In accordance with law, and Oh order OF
Mo NuIrd II Trustees, pladc on Tie SECOND
lay Of FEBRUARY, 1871, so many shares OF each
,Arccl Of snch stick as mag be necessary will be
Iuld At public auction at tho olllco OF tho
cOIuIany. lIaiIk Of II. i. Freeman 4 Company ,
tlEO. uii VIII SESDAY, TIE FOURTH DAY
of AFItii 1877, Al 'TwsI .s,..la,L y nf said
Say. 10 pay the Delinquent ASSESSMENT. together
gtth cYsts 81 advertising and cIpcnscs OF sale;
by order Of the board Of Trustees.
II. II. GRANT. sesret.rS.y q
on'cH-nank OF NJ. r. Freeman ( -. -:iko.
SuvAGa. - N...tm.l0 -, Z, :, mid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
A CAREFUL POLICEMAN.
THE WAY ESPECIAL OFFICER" TOOK CHARGE
OF A WALL STREET BROKERS PROPERTY AND

THE WAY ESPECIAL OFFICER" TOOK CHARGE
OF WALL STREET BROKERS PROPERTY AND
THE BROKER SECURED THE GOODS AT A LOSS.
For some time past Daniel Lowcree. al ex-Long
Island City policeman. has been stationed At the
Thirtyfourth street ferry, the Hunters Point side
as special officer In tho employ OF the ferry company,
and receiving his appointment from the Governor On
Thursday evening last gentleman residing in the
village OF Flushing and doing business broker In
Wall street, missed the latc train Tor homo, con.
Guided 10 return TO New York for lodging. Tho boat
not being the slip, he went into the waiting
the terry, and whilo sitting there fell asleep While
this condition L0weree entered the room, took
watch chain, valued at s150, and in the Of
taxing his pocketbook when the gentleman awoke aud
detected him. I.oweree, finding himself thus caught,
said, by way OF explanation, that he about to
go home, he thought he would take the gentemnn's
money to insure It's safety and return u TO him
In tho morning The gentleman then missed
his watch and chain, and accused Lowereo OF TAX
ing them, which he denied. saying that he had
watch chain, and after giving the
back his pocketbook Lowcree went home Yesterday
morning the gentleman procured the services OF
stable at Flushing and went 10 Hunters Point.
Lowerec sent for and after being usherod into tho
presence OF the gentleman and the officer he again
asked Tor tho watch and chain, and he again denied all
knowledge OF them. Fortunately, however, two en-
poyes OF thedlushing and North Shore Railroad had
watched Lowerces movements on Thursday evening
and had him tako the articles. Tho gentleman
In order TO avoid publicity, and, II possible
would give him the ticket and name the place where
he had pawned the articles, he tine genteman) would
pay tho money redeem them and drop the matter.
After considerable hesitation, Lowcrce finally
panied the gentleman TO pawnbroker's shop In Third
avenue and the gentleman recovered his watch and
chain upon payment Of $50 Tho amount advanced
to the Flushing officer for his aid recovering tho
property and compromising the felony.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
TRANSPORTATION PROBLEMS.

The following letter has been sent by the Secretary
OF the s'Confercncc OF Commercial Bodcs' to w. C.
Whitney, the Corporation Counsci:--
APRIL s. 1877.
WILLIAM c. WHITNEY, Esq.
DEAR SiR-Rccrring 10 the application OF the White
Star Line Company 10 the Dock for per-
mission TO lay tracks OH their pier, which application
was submitted to you MS counsel 10 tho corporation
beg 10 cal your attention to tho enclosed report OF the
action Of the conference oi Bodies" rep
rcscnting tho Chamber OF Commerce, Produce Ex-
change, Importers and Groccrs' Board OF Trade
and the Cheap Transportation Association Tue meet
Ing referred 10 was held the I'D OF last month and
expresses the earnest sentiment OF the entire
tile community, excepting isolated instances, where
Jealousy or petty selintercst ncitcs limited factious
opposition.
Delay IN intogcntly disposng Of this and kindred
questions - impoverishng the commerce OF tho
city many thousands Of dollars daily. and by request
Of the conference submit tins statement ana urge you
To act your proper part uDncsatngiy. as one OF the
representatives, OF the city's vast interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
A BOLD BAKER.

The residence Of Michael Kaclser, No. 301 Second
avenue, which Is . dwelling as we'll as bakery, was
burgiarousy entered yesterday morning by two per-
sons The burglars entered by breaking a glass in a
window the nrst floor and removing the astcn-
ings OF the window through the broken glass. They
took away about $50 in money. Kae,ser heard the
noise made by tho burglars and fastened down
and caught hold OF he was leaving
through tho window. The otncrburgIar escaped.
and tho one Kaeiser had hold OF camo
near getting or scot FREQ also. He struggled with
Kaciscr and ut last broke from him. crowd gathered
around, but the burglar drew pistol and threatened
TO shoot any ono VINO touched him. Officers Handy
and Mulry disregarded these threats, however, and
secured the fellow. Yesterday the prisoner gave his
name, ut the Fftyscventh Street Court, MS Charles
Wilson. His age, he said, twenty iour. and his
residence No. 544 West Twenty-iourth street He
pleaded not guilty. Judge Smith held him in So, 900.
Wilson Is good looking well dressed and respectable in
appearance.
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Lee Va Hcnneguin- Order granted and undertakings
approved.
Lockwood va Barton ct ALL Ordered on calendar for
6rst Monday Of May.
In the matter OF the regulating, &C. &C., OF Little
Twelfth street. Tenth aud Thirteenth avenues
Karcher vs Beriiner -Rcierence ordered.
Yutie w. Rauch.-fhe motion TO strike out tho
answer herein sham and frivolous is denied, without
costs.
Clunn Meyer; Craig ct oil. vs. Harrington ct al.
WinirIed VS.. klein; HigRnbotham vs. Dewitt; Hawley
VS.. Selover; Donovan VS.. Compagno Gcnerale Trans
lnntique; Seymour We. Hatch Jarner VS.. Candcr OF
AL Peters VS., Harrison; Belts vs. Gardner-Motions
granted.
BY Judge Freedman
AuTmarth VS. Bostwick OF ai-Order settled
Kaadtmann VS.. Hartman ct aL-Reference ordered.
Mutual Llfc Insurance Company vs. Davies ct al
Judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered.
COMMON PLEAs-cHAMBERs.
BY Chief Justice C. r. DAILY.
Guisberg vs.. Authenticated without prejudice
See opinion.
MARINE coURr-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge sinnott.
Falconer VS.. Tho Pelham Manor and Huguenot
Heights Association. Judgment Tor plaintiff on do
murror, with costs.
Walther vs. Solius.-Motion granted.
Silverman vs. Cohen.-Motion denied, without costs
Proal VS. Price, Jr.-Motion TO open default granted
Langan VS.. Brady-Motion TO open inquest granted.
Harrison vs. Cohen-Motion denied.
Walker vs. Wittc; Duran vs. Tho Central vcricn,
&c Howell vs.. Behring; Barry vs.. Engelhardt-
Motions granted.
Clark vs.. knight; Kay vs. whitney; Ehrct va
Halnes; Thompson VS.. Daily; Murphy VS.. waeher
Cutler va. Fischer: Jones vs. Labettcr; Wood VS..
Meyer; Contostarlas vs.. Berans -Ordcrs granted
Kyto va. Morgan Mycr VS.. Berrgan; Mayer vs.
Eckicy; Smith va Browne: Huser VS. Nance: Peters
Calhoun Company va. Van Ranst; Wilson vs. McDon-
aid; Ostrander Va Goldmark; Ostrandcr VS.. Reno
Defaults noted.
Cincinnati Enquirer Company Va Stephens Stay
vacated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
oBsEQUIEs OF MR.. MoNTANT.

The obsequics OF Mr. Louis Montant TOOK place yeser
day from the French Roman Catholic Church Of 81.
Vincent de Paul, on Twcnty-thlrd street, Sixth
avenue, the interior Of which heavily draped in
mourning. Long before nine O'Clock the church was
than half filed by arisocratic fashion
abc assembly, friends OF the deceased gentleman.
Shortly before the arrival OF the body At the church
there drove up four carriages filled with flowers
which deposited IN front OF the altar railing.
A. half past nine O'Clock tho remains, enclosed
In a handsome casket arrived At the church, tho
following gentlemen acting MS pail bearcrs:-Messrs
5. :. Rowland. Richard Irving. Jr, f. A. Miller. W. d.
Parkcr. L. +. Firth, Edward Kenney, Dr. Haght. a.
W. Sanford l. Mesier, y. n. Foot, II. w. I. Malt, II.
Trumbull and +. A. OTIS The services consisted OF q
solemn high mass, at which the Rev. Father Aubril
acted as cciebrani Rev Father Tournc as deacon and
gospel the Rev. Father Aigucperse delivered short
discourse euogstic OF The deceased gentleman. Tho
caskct was OF highly finished rosewood with silver
mountings. Alter the services the body taken TO
Calvary Cemetery and deposited in the family vault.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
THE COURTS.
Religious Corporations Must Respect the
Legal Rights Of Members.
DECISION In REV. c. P. MCARTHY'S CASE
Winters Discomfort Followed by Fruiton
of Glorious Summer.
MORE Welded WOES.

Rev. c. p. Mccarthy has had the good fortune to OBJ
tain speedy decision although Judge Donohue 10 the
argument niimatcd wha; the decision would be- tho
application for a mandnmus to compel tho Committee
on Discipline, Fellowship and Ordination reinstate
him as a member OF the State Convention OF tho
Univcrsalist Church. The facts OF the case having
already been fully recited heretofore It unnecessary
in tho yesterday, In which, Will be seon no up
stand up for his legal rights In opposition to the action
OF the committee depriving him OF sucn rights the
following s Judge Donohues written opinion, embody
Ing his decision -
The facts OF this case very simple. The relator
occupying position IN the corporation oil which the
against him that he claimed TO be false, and In due
form was citet before tho dcfendants committee Tor
inquiries on the subject matter ot the charges He
deenng the charge belous and untrue sued the party
any Witness TO use tho words OF The suspension, ANY
who IN his opinion would testify wrongiuily against
him." For this. and this only, as appears by
the SUSPENSION he was suspended The rcal
and sole ground vi the suspension Is that he
INSERTS his right a citizen to appeal 10 tho
have yet arrived At the period when appeals 10 tho
properly constituted courts Tor redress Is to be taken
rs crime or forfeiture OF any right that the party
who appeals has. Tho question being 60 Simple on
this pOnt and one ot fret principles hardly Justihes
the discussion OF authorities Tho General Term has
ton Exchange. Statements were made on the nrRu.
outside OF tho causes stated in tho suspension
but these havc nothing to do WITH The case must
be decided on the merits as ~ stands The relator IL
make question as to tho SERVICE let It be an al
Tentative
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Sidney B. Bcvans, a prominent cotton spec ula.or,
has been thrown into bankruptcy by fifteen OF his
CREDITORS and the matter has been referred to Register
Allen to take further proceedings Among the cred.
itors who unite in the petition arc tho following ID
Watts 4 Co, $5442; L. q. Lathrop, 1852; Walter
Krohn, s297s; Perkins Co., 81 $780, Boycott Huns
$l,sjs.
a meeting OF the New York creditors OF f. Levy Il
Co, OF New Orleans, was held yesterday nj the ST
Nicholas Hotel Mr. Hcchi, OF Hecht Brothers, was
chosen chairman. and claims tho amount OF $50 900
were represented A comnitcc appointed TO
mako further Investigation, and report by circular
what compromise could be made The books ex-
amncd by parties sent to New Orleans and found
correct
A. A. Sclovcr, who went into bankruptcy last July
has applied tor his discharge and Register Dwight has
ordered the creditors 10 show why his petition
should not be granted the 30th inst Al the time OF
HIS failure the claims against him amounted TO
100000 Among his creditors is Trenor W. Park,
whose claim was for SIS 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
DECISIONS.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERS.


BY Judge Donohue.
Hoffman VS.. Sparkling Reference set aside and
venue changed.
Beaumont VS.. Newman. granted. Mcmoran.
dunn, &C.
Beer VS.. Rathbouc.-Motion granted, on payment OF
costs oil inquest mot aOwancc) and costs oil notion
Herman VS. Ludvigh Motion granted. Mem0ran-
dun.
Waite VS.. Smyth Motion granted.
In the matter oil Irciand matter Of 0thout, &c. /;
Cram Sandcrson; Blatt vs. Schwarz; Hackcnan
vs Arnstein mater Of lngersoll Beamy VS.. Willis.
Granted
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
by judge Van Worst
Seaman, &c, VS.. Wall ana nother.-Fndings signed.
Carr vs. Hall CT al Reese VS.. knopp ct aL-Find-
tngs and decree signed.
SUPERIOR CoURT-spECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Curtis.
Hlman VS.. smith. Order settled.
Lawson w. Main.-Ordcr signed.
by Judge Scugwick.
Nitschkc vs.. ONcii ct aL---Ordcr settled.
BY Judge Sanford,
Horcy VS.. Hubbard Order granted and undcrtak-
ngs approved.
EMERSON VS.. vandcrpoeL -Rcmittitur filed. juds.
INT affirmed.
wandeli vs. Gregory OF aL-Rcfcrces report con-
nrncd and judgment OF foreclosure and sale ordered
Freeman VS.. Smith.-Ordered on special calendar for
April 10
Gratz VS. schalL--Ordered on calendar for 9th of
April
Van Hocscn vs. Bloodgood. Ordered on day calendar
for April ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
THE LAWS vINDICATIoN.

The suit brought by Or. David n. Davidson against
Oscar J. Hochstadtcr TO recover $l2l alleged TO have
been collected by tho latter in payment OF bill for
dentistry and converted to his use, has been de-
cidcd in favor Of Mr. Hochstadier. II was proved by
Mr. Hochstader that DR.. Davidson owes him $l9l for
legal services rendered and number of lawyers sub
stanaed the rensonabieness OF his charges Mr. Hocb
stadter appeared two occasions before Mr. Kelly,
the referee, and the plaintiffs attorney APPEAR
either day and not going on with nii proof, alter
waiting an hour on each occasion, he took his doiau
Mr. Hochstadtcr, however, Is willing at any time
have them proceed to investigate any matters charged
against him. He says he was ncvor arrested IN his
life attached, but mas been for years. both
student and lawyer, in the olfce OF prominent law
yers OF this city, aud that The charges against him
entirely unfounded and unjust.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
SUIT AGAINST A LAWYER.

George Hoffman and Albert W. Curtis business
partners, charged D. W. sparline lawyer. Of Kings
ton, Ulscr county, with having obtained possession
In some way unknown to them OF a claim Of $2l3 81
OF theirs against Daniel Barry and with having brought
suit for Its collection They say that he managed she
liz such bunglIng manner as to entail costs upon
them for $62 so, which they were compelled TO pay,
and after which they employed a lawyer OF their
selection They have brought suit aga INST Sparkling Tor
$500 damages account OF his prosecution Of this
action. They state further in thor complaint that
Sparkling prosecuted eight nine other SUITS claims
VI theirs against debtors, knowledge OF the prosecu
ZION OF which they obtained through his srenditon OF
large and cxorbitant bill Tor Unauthorized and unjus
n1nbe and unskilfUlly performed alleged services.
On account OF these latter SUITS they claim 10 have
uttered 81, 900 damages. Dir. Sparkling says that the
juits were given 10 him to prosecute by Mr. Jamos
DIAMOND, their AGENT and that he paid a part OF the
proceeds to Mr.. Diamond and RENTED a part TO tho
plaintiff. An effort was made to have the tried
ncrc but Judge Donohuc yesterday, after vacatng n
previous order OF reference, sent tho to Ulster
county 10 be tried.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
ROONEY's SPORT.

Ofacer Lawlor, OF tho Nineteenth precinct, about
one O'Clock yesterday morning attempted to arrest
Daniel Rooney, OF No. 12s East Fourteenth street.
while the latter was recng about drunk and disor-
derby in East Fiity-hrst srsct Rooney not TOO
drunk to fight the officer experienced considerable
trouble before he could bring tho intoxicated person
10 the police station. Rooney kicked Iaw0r IN tho
face. and the two struggled together till citizen
eriered in behalf OF tho officer, tho drunken fell
low was secured Yesterday Rooney was arragned
before Judge Smith at the Fftyseventh Street Court
and, request Of counsel, he held for examIna-
ton. Tho ofncer Is badly INJURED
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
MORE MISSING MEN.

Nothing has yet been heard oil Mr. Samuel H. Jcssup
who disappeared from his homo in CamcIa street,
Astoria about two months ago. and his family arc in
great affection In consequence OF his absence.
lie regarded, as a sober. Industrious man, who
always attended closely his business, and the belief
Is that he inct with foul play.
Mr.. Bccncr, late proprietor OF German newspaper.
published IN Canal street, stapleton, has been missing
IRON his home Tor week, and there is some fear that
he has committed suicide, though some say that no
has left tor the old country in consequence OF financial
cmbarTassmcnL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
The LIVELY WREN.
BowrnY THEATRE, April 9, 1871.

=
To THE EDITOR rue HERALD
Will you allow me, through tho columns OF yous
widespread and useful journal, TO contradict the
many conflicting reports which have found their way
into almost every Newspaper IN tho United States oil
the death OF my sister. Miss Alicc Wren. which was
supposed to have occurred by violence during tho
month OF January last, at the Capc OF Good Hope,
South Africa. From letters have just recrivcd from
her. dated Natal, February 10, aud Port Elizabeth,
Cape Colony February l she reports herself and Mmes
Coas troupe be tho best oi health, and on thes
way to tho West Indies. BY inserting the above you
""' ~'sS' 'sN' OLIVER W. WREN. J,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
HOW TO EMPTY Tue JAIL.
Nrur Nnur


To THE EDITOR or the HERALD
Permit to ask what has tho wonderful calculation
Of tho ..swipdled Merchant' TO do with what "vcr
ias evidently trying to lay before tho publici II
merchant Is fool enough TO let himself be swinded
why that any reason tho public should
obliged 10 support nty or sixty prisoners at
$4,000 annually IN debtors prison. should beg tc
remind this swinded merchant that II he has been
duped through his own stupidity or avarco that -
why the people should have u pay tax
MIN sat saction let nim pay Tor that luxury himself
or else prosecute crImnllly II such programme be
adopted Ludlow Street JAN Will become myth.
XEXICTIs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
THE DIVORCE THAT SMITH GOT.

George ". Smith and his wife, Mary L., appeared
before Judge Smith at the Street Court
yesterday Mr. Traphasen appeared for the defendant,
Mr. Smith. He said that the. divorce had been OBJ
tanned September. 1876. In Beaver county, Utah,
from Judge Cox, OF the United States District Court,
and claimed that the justice OF police could not
change review the decision. Judge Smith ad-
journed the that he might 1nd how hts
Jurisdiction docs extend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
WINTERS GLORIOUS SUMMER.

At length Mr.. Winter, the wealthy septuagenarian
bachelor after being bufetted about Tor years.
sording his story, fully published in the HERALD,
having been allowed in this time no voice whatever In
the management OF his largo estate, has found a
friend court in Judge Donohuc A decision
was given yesterday by Judge Donohuo, the
recently argued before him TO confirm the report OF
MIR. Frederick Smyth recommending the appointing
OF Edgar = Van Winkle place OF tho lato
.onn H. White. He denies this motion, leaving to
Mr. Winter tho selection OF his own trustee.
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you pay In advance 81 day for his board It's yell
knosn fact that the New YORK. taxed seventy
hive cents per d.y Tor every prisoner In Ludiow
street JAN. which OF itself. without taking into
consideration free and coal. Is pretty
nice thing There prisoners here Who
HUT and there the holiness
speak decidedly that the and good sheriff
Reilly deeply interested Ia Keeping Lnwls~ street Jail
fr Ludlow street Jail u ~ the perquisites OF the
ONCE and with other trfng picking. 10 the aggregate win
tive tim the the
dent 81 the United States
They keep boarders here. too who SIS week for
board there wnal soned boarding house keepsn
outside who will heavc heavenly sigh loss
such prices Is not much, after all. PRISONER
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
SUFFOLK'S ELECTION CROP.

The Board OF Supervisors OF Suffolk county for
1s77-s, is constituted ~ ssoutnod, Henry A.
Reeves, dem. ouhampton, James X. Hunting, ron |;
Easthampton, Edward Dayton. dem. Babylon, Charles
7. Dnryea, dem /; IsIp, John Wood, rep Shutdown.
Lyman H. smith, nnion Rverhcad, Hubbard Gown,
ven. Charles D. Ravens, dem. Staten Island, samuel
IL. NcolL rep. Democrats, d republicans, 81 union,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-04-08
THE FIRE BUG AGAIN.

There another incendiary Gre on Staten Island
yesterday morning in an unoccupcd framo dwelling on
Richmond road and Roll street. Edgcwatcr. Before
tho engines arrived the building was entirely con.
sumcd II was owned by william Jackson; was the
old farmhouse OF Daniel Smonson and said 10 DO over
hundred years old though In good state oil pros
crvaiion. Tho loss estimated NJ between 200 and
500 no insurance. Tho lire IS believed 10 have been
set by malicious boys.