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c1oas on Wabash avenue, we're found :. ;,
possession: Each gave bail in S. ou 90 p1, y itstt

c1oos on Wabash avenue, we're forr,
day nornipg. '0'0 Until Nop-
Ile longalcferred case OF L. c. sreo,..
wass;ome:time ago arrested on ths tuh"eses, sh, Who
sseapg hsfer set Of Tools from John n,set et
morning: The animus Of Dnvi1,t1s t1sesterday
asainst sweglcs, as has been preyions;S, S eharge
4easaop 's Rops snd p1evess to sssa #, t. s@ @
witness against Mullins and @ fInshaaas ased asa
In resa aons sae Ill., asnSe ts DaRts N r.
is borne out. Dari1t to1a ~ theory above sta,.d
tSe sammertield to the effect tat tboFy bo T., e Ju
g. os sBs snes e99ss and n TINT he lad LOST @ asa
peared, however, from the iact itb9h. tb., H. It ap-
others who had to th house At tasre tHs sea
s1escd @ iais he pafd sod p bad no sa;o At al Il: Z:
any way, shane, or form, and Jnstics cycles IN
hs!9 1va eraeTed IT the M Masendants discharge pets
who returned from Springfield vest snt.eea}aFtment
lng, appeared for Swegles. "'s4aa5 NOM
, 1877-02-04
CARRIAGES.

:, BRADLEY-HUIT0N- !, BIZ Rev. csnros
h1noWlcs, Mr Nathaniel Bradley and Mis- Ii.z;s
Hutton. No cards, 1A'' A''11s
cANPBELL-siAMsoy-Jan. 81, at Thin, p,..-
hytGr1an Church, By the Rcv. a. i. Kittidss
William Campbell, .. i O. r. f., and Mn r.
vinta L. Samson, OF Chicago. -'@0 44s' 1''
, 1877-02-04


Ine Orpheus Society held its annual ,uasoucr-
auG qalt 1asl evening at its ball. corner Of Peoria
and Lake streets. The hall was finely decorated
With banners, colorel lsnrcrns, aud fancy dc.
v!ces. the most notable among which were four
pictures representing Astronomy, Theology,
rn1os0phy, nsns and Geology There were not
put those WIN did Collie amused themselves
hugely and had plenty Of room to move around.
SONIC Of the costumes wcrc very fine, aud there
were some very fancy designs, but nothing Of a
very striking nat11rc except Il big stick IN the
hands Of clumsy clown.
The employees Of the United States Rolling
Stock Company had some difficulty with The
management Friday Int, and all quit work.
The works are located OH TIC corner Of B}uc
Island aSenue and Hoync street. and twenty
two 'ncn were employed. The dcputation who
a H1cd On lhis oulGe to explain their gricvanccs
said that they had not received their pay for
Dccenbc1, aud when they asked that it BE- given
the1o were abused and sworn ut by one nf thc
Officers, who summasily discharged the whn1e
party ihey makc other allegations which con-
ccrn only the creditors and lie insurance eo
lanles, and not the general public. ~N'
The Rev. Dr.. Northrup lecturcd hefora t,o
Philosophical Society last evening. taSinr a. M hie
sublcct 1.-The Three Factors of History.n IL
le1nen thc great factors to be nature, man. anf,
Hnu, aud pald especial attention to God and the
lnnuence ot the Christian religion over The
'.1' =" I4!tAS Nv tcuT7tn on the conversion ef
o. raul The lecture was lengthy and wc11
IeeeSea, but some Of the positions taken
nfousht forth much unfavorable criticism fro,n
f,si,. W. stiles Judge Waite, and Prof, Rodney
'. Meifh. g., Inc latter compared the conversion of
p Icul to the recent conversion Of Tnnr ~
DcliS;ht, and thought the two instances wcre
e9ua!!r remarkable, while the former was in.
cllnco TO believe that the Apostle was neyer
converted, but that the remarkable chuune IN
Lis Lite, upon which SO much stress hai been
put, was tie result OF sun-strokc.
a well~attcnded meeting Of persons owning
property on Thirty-first street was held last
nlCnt III J. kramer's saloon, corner Of THIRTY
first and Arnold streets. Mr.. RicfschncIdfr
presided, and Mr.. Sullivan acted as Secretary.
4 fter it had been announced that the object Of
the meeting was the obtaining OF q sewer on
Thirty-drst street from Clark to the South
Branch, Aid. Sommcr said that the. Council
Eas soon to consider the subject OF appropria-
tions fer public improvements ior the coming
year, and the speaker, knowing that q sewer in
that street was greatly needed, thought that if
those present would get up wcll-siGncd petit
Jon to be presented to the Council, sewer
sould be obtained. The suggestion was adopted,
md Aessrs. Wallace, Kramer, and FItzsfmmons
rcrc empowered to draw up and circulate q pa-
,er for signatures. 4 Committee on Resolu-
ions Uas appointed, and the meeting adjourned
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
WHAT Is DUE TO THE 1NMAN LINE
To rns EDiroR or rng HgaALD:-

To Tmg EDITOR HgRALD:--
In your editorial article in Wednesdays HERALD,
while giving deserved praise to tho Cunard line for
many safe passages you have ignored the fact that It
is to the Inman line indebted for tho speed at
tanned In crossing the Atlantic.
Up to and during the year 1850 the transit Of tho
Atlantic was made IN wooden sidcwheel boats oil the
Cuuard Collins and vanderbilt lines Tho seas s.rk
ing their paddo-boxes made 1t difficult to max oshead
way IN rough weather, and also made them
comfortable TO their passengers.
Using his own good judgment IN opposition to popu-
lar prejudice, Mr. william Inman started tho iron screw
propeller City ol Glasgow from Liverpool Tor New York
Dccember Ii, 1850 The venture seemed SO hazard
GUS in mdwpcr that the underwriters charged extra
for her insurance. The many advantages OF the pro-
peIlcr in all weathcrs drove the sidcwhocls OF
istence boats the Cunard limo being the last TO
give up their use.
rne comparatively crudely appointed City OF Glas-
gov replaced by the City OF Born ana kindred
ships which the perfection OF naval architecture,
and which have made the passage to Europe a nero
ferry aud reduced the time to nearly one.half that
taken by the Old mail boats Of 1850 IL
The New York herald., 1877-10-18

20s9, 2o90 2osl, 2092 2u93 Part 3-Held by Judge
AkeE-Nos 9s2, 1855, 2od5. l4io, 1864. leos. 1850,
1885, lel0 209s. 2099. 2l00. 2loa, 2103, 2l04
COURT GENERAL SEssIoNs-Part Held by
Recorder HacketL-The People William Starke,
ielon assault and battery; Same Va Patrick
Mchahon ana Matthew Cunnin CHAM. burglary; Same
vs.. Matthew Mahoney. burglary; Same VS. Patrick
Foley, burglary; Same Mary Cailugnan. burglary;
Same vs. Robert Docket grand larceny
vs. Albert FewelEn, grand larceny; Charles Wei
mer grand larceny; Same John Nolan, petit lar
ceny; Same rncmas Mudroon petit larceny;
Same VS.. Anthony Lescha, petit larceny; Same vs..
Joseph Graham, larceny from person. Part 2-Held
by Judge Gildersleeve.-Th People VS.. Charles +.
Clark ana Charles wngarson, robbery; Same
James Hill, feIon ous assault and battery; Same va
Jonn Quinp ieionlous assault and battery; Same vs.
James Keey, rape; same VS. Teresa Donovan grand
larceny; same vs. James Fitzpatrick grand larceny;
Same VS.. Frank Scheltz, assault and battery.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

suit brought by AdoIph II. Lazaro against the ILL.,
nos Central Railroad Company, tho Supreme Court
was yesterday discontinued by consent.
Michael Cohn sued the city to recover $780, 900 dam
ages lor injuries received by falling on the ice on tho
crosswak, and the trial Of tho case was commenced
yesterday. before Chief Justice Curtis in the superior
Court. Tne defence is coniributory negligence.
Judges Biatchford and Johnson have issued the fol.
lowing order to tho Clork Of tho United States
Courts:--"No paper from which n copy has been
taken by the art process nor copy so produced shall
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
B. ued or furnished to tho Court, or be served upon

be dled furnished to the Court be served upon
the party or his attorney"
before United States Commissioner Duel yesterday
charged with attempting 10 ship on board the steamer
Old Dominion quantity OF friction matches without
being properly marked He was admitted TO bail IN
$500.
motion for leave to discontinue the suit OF Charles
Damn against Peter Specs was yesterday granted by
Judge Freedman The plaintiff keeps a furnishing
store In Fulton street, and the defendant Keeps
taurant and saloon underneath. The plaintiff says
that the smoke and fumes from the kitchen have In
jured his stock OF goods the extent OF $4,000 for
which sum be brough; suit The defendant says that
ne leased in 1864 from the same landlord and under
bis lease has perfect right to conduct his legitimate
business
Elizabeth Cornwall was killed by falling in trench
Sixth avenue, near Twentythird street. the 10th
Of December 1875, and her husband has brought suit
against Mills & Ambrose, contractors, TO recover
S., 900 damages, tho accident being caused, as 10
alleged through tho negligence OF the who
building gas mains along the street. In leaving
the trench exposed. The defence is contrbuory ncp
gence. The trial was commenced yesterday before
Judge Speir IN the Superior Court.
In tho Surrogatc's Court, eserday, argument
heard the matter OF the Will OF J. H. Brown which
contested by the sister OF the testator Julia A.
Sargent. on the ground that the Will made under
undue influence, and that tho son, J. L. Brown, to
whom the bulk Cf the property Is bequeathod is an
iiegilmate son. Witnesses were heard in reference
10 the question Of legitimacy, and the further hearing
In the criminal branch of the United States Circuit
Court yesterday Judge Benedict presiding, william
Brown, colored man. charged with passing a coun-
teriet twenty dollar bill on Moses lsaacs and having
In his possession sixteen other counterfeit bills oil the
same denomination was found guilty and was
manded tor sentence.
Thomas Smith, laborer, charged with being en-
gagged IN the manufacture OF Illicit whisKcy found
guilty and sentenced TO SIX months imprisonment
A motion Tor leave TO put In supplemental answer
In the suit OF tho Union Consolidated Mining Com
pany OF Tennessee against julius H. Rabt was argued
yesterday before Judge Donohue, In Supreme Court,
Chambers, Mr. Simon Stern appearing for the PLAIN
tiff and Mcssrs Warren and Parsons Tor the defend.
ant. The particulars OF the suit, as also u counter
suit, the former being for $50 900 services
mining agent and the latter involving a claim Tor
over $1,000, 900. have been fully published in the
HERALD IL is now sought TO set up the judgment in
the latter suit as bar The Court took the papers.
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
Before Judge Gldersleevc.
THE REILLY HOMICIDE.

The REILLY HOMICIDE.
The trial OF James Lynch Linctcen years old who
jointly indicted with Francis Mccormick, John
Daniels, James Dougherty and John Daly for the
homicide OF Francis Reilly, at the corner OF Goerck
and stanton streets on the morning OF the 4th OF
March last, was resumed yesterday. Daily has
already been convicted murder IN tho second dc.
gree and sentenced to imprisonment for lite. The
facts OF the case have already been fully detailed the
for the prosecution resting mainly on the test-
mony Of William Kopp, the proprietor Of lager beer
saloon. who testified that on the morning in
question he looked out OF his window and saw tho
deadly assault on Reilly and that among those who
with stone while the others beat and stabbed him.
Mr. Howe. on behalf OF the prisoner, produced evi-
dence AS TO his good character, and then up
Tor the defence Assistant District Attorney Herring
replied Tor the prosecution, contending that the prs-
Oncr formed one Of tile party who had combined to
take the life OF the deceased. In charging the Jury
Judge Gildersieevc referred to the law bearing tho
question at ISSUE explaining the different degrees of
guilt which tho jury might ind under tue ndIcncn
anu concluded his remarks follows :"ro the i'm.
partial consideration OF tho evidence in this case
again urge your earnest attention If tho prisoner Is
innocent, he should have tho liberty OF which ne has
already been too long deprived; If guilty he Is ondoi
too many that walk our streets at night regardless
their conduct rendering safe passage through our
tnorougharcs hazardous to peaceful citizens and
bringing rcproach upon our municipality. Ii Is in
tended that this shall be the guilty SO
dealing with them that the evil minded shall tho
coDseqences OF bringing themselves within juris-
dlcton. We cannot use too great caution in shiouing
the innocent; but see TO IT, genemeD, that guilty
man escape" The jury retired at three O'CLOCK and
about an hour later brought in u verdict OF man
slaughter tho third degree Judge Gllderslecvc then
sentenced the prisoner for the full prescribed
by aw-iour years III tho state Prison ut hard labor
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
THE BEE KEEPERS.

At tho session Of tho Convention OF Bee Keepers
which was neld Cooper Union yesterday morning
principal subject discussed the marketing Of
honey Mr. Cook considered that hundreds OF acres Of
land lying Idle cou DO utilized .or the production
OF honey. He dd not think that this would
cause u glut IN the margct, since tho probabii.
os that the consumption would increase greatly
n "a more abundant supply could be had. Other gcq.
temen thought that the for tho present sma1
demand Tor honey could bc found IN tho unattractvo
form IN which " Is generally put up In tho afternoon
papers wcra read by Captain Hcthcrington and Mr.
Tuurbcr the "Usos oi tho Comb Formation and
by Mr. Motcalf on "Rcarine Italian secs.n
The New York herald., 1877-10-18

Nr. Cole then began TO question the witness in re-
ation 10 the connection between the Ring and The
members oil Tainnany Hall and other political organ-
zations The nrst question, whether any member OF
The Iammany General Committoe had been associated
with Dir. iwecd IN deirauding the city, was asked by
Alderman Lewis, chairman OF the committee. A
printed list Of the Tamnany General Committee Tor
1877 was handed to Mr. Tweed, who replied that hc
had had the list placed In his hands several days ago.
but could lnd no name on II OF persons who had boen
engaged In the Ring frauds. The following questions
were then quickly asked Dy Alderman Cowing, and us
quickly answered by MIR. Iweed:-
By Alderman Cowing--What was your political faith
when you we're Ia powerf A. was democrat, SIR
a. We're you member OF any prominent organIza-
tiong A. was, sir.
a. You had an intimate acquaintance with all the
members of that organzationY a. l thought did,
sir.
z. Tammany Hall furnished you and your associates
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CnAMBERs-Heid bv Judge Bar
rct-Nos Co. u, Gs, so. S2 S3 1U5, 107 I09 10 III
us 49, 20, l25 To- l32 1885, l35, 1885, 15s 1Gs l6o
III ls3 lss I9o 2o6 24I 242, 25I 25s, 26i 270 292
300 3oa, 3o6, 3l2, 3l3. rho Assessment Gale ndar
will also DO called.
srPsKns CouRr-GEsERAL TERM-Held by Judges
DAVIS. Brady aud DanIos.-Nos. 120 las, 176, 10,
$50. Isl, ls2 1885, 1856 l3l 134, 49, i45, 1885, s9 lg0
l9I 1y2, 1876, 1874 l9o.
SUPREME CoURr-spEcrAL TERN Held by Judge Van
VoratLaw aud iuct-Nos. go, GGl, 27S 34l, 556 $50
50j COG, 553 6J5 3lS 6ly, 622 623 U27 G29 C36 637
$40, o3i, lgO, 253. $40, 600, COL
SUPREME CouRr-CRcuir-Part Held by Judge
Donahuc-No. l. No day calendar. Part 2-Held by
Judge Lawrcncc.-Caso on. No day calendar. Part
3-Hcd Wy Judge Van Brunt.-Nos Ssi, S40 1lII,
I'LL, 775 S4i il0 500, Az 4oe, 247i, 900 263 ISL,
1863
rccdman.--Demurrer-No. IL Issues OF fact-Nos.
81 9S, 81 II.
SUPERIOR couRr-GgSKRAL TERM--Adjourned until
the nrst MonGay OF November.
SUPERIOR CouRr--lRiAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge sper--Nos go. $50, 504 842 600, 4g2 81 90,
22l, 3D. 257, 1861, 420ls, .594 II. Para Held by
Judge CURTIS Nos 2s3 154, 757, OIL, 625, 2ss, 4ei,
ei2, 72o 76l, 7o4, Al, III, 600 Part She'd by
Judge scugwick.-T02 $40, 30I. 305, 3U6. 307 sos,
292 267, 2s7 554, l43 257, 1885, 800, 4SO, 432 439,
~, 729
COMMON PLEAs--GsyEEAL TERa.--Adjourned until
the trst Monday OF November.
COMMON pLEAs-EouIrY TERM-Hed by Judge
Rubinson.--Case on, Storey vs.. The New York Ele.
vatcd Railway Company. No day calendar.
COMMON PLeAs-lgIAL TERa--part 1-.fied by Chef
Justice q. T. DaiyNos $50, 27o, T02, 621, 68S, 1909
1925 1850 1857, 1889, 927 76 l4ol l40s. Ill, 1926
12yI 1892 1851 362 1852, 1885, 1872 2346 S35, 1906,
fled by Juuge g. n Day.-Nos 1872 lsao, 1902. 154s,
1904 1882 1888 1884, 1910, S70 1905 l425 l4z9 143l
l4s2, 1879, 13sd, 2l4O
MARINE CorRr-rRnL TERM--part 1--Held by
Judge sinnotLNos. 30 1917, 2oS4, 20s5 1874 1851,
1881, 1919 1906 149l, 1909, 1882 209l, 2096 2O9b.
Part 2-Hcd by Judge Sheridan. Nos. 1863 1871,
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
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YOUNG AMERICA.

LECTURE by REV. DIR. MENpLs BEFORE THE
YOUNG MESS HEBREw ASSOCIATION.
The second lecture OF the OF lectures Of
the Young Mems Hebrew Association was delivered
last evening Lyric Hall by tho Rev. Dr. H. do Sola
McDdes, rabbi OF the "Gatcs Of Prayer" IN West
fofty-i street. The Doctor, who has Just
turned from trip England, recouned the curious
notions sono siaid English people stu possess Of
America general and Young America In particular
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hacket.
THE EXCISE CASES.

THE EXCISE CASES.
The calendar Of this cour. yesterday contained six
cases OF the liquor Dealers indicted tho instance Of
the Eighth ward branch OF the Society for the Proven
ton OF Crime Tor violation of the Excise laws. MIR.
Samuel G. Courtney, with whom associated Mr.
Denis A. Spellissey, counsel tor the accused, in,i.
mated when the cases called that IN view OF the
interpretation OF the liquor law laid down by the
Recorder the trial OF Martin Gill; the defendants
would plead guilty At another time he INTENDED TO
submit such considerations as he thought would have
weight with the Court In regard to the punishment
be inflicted Patrick Skoy and Thomas Loran, OF
No 305 spring street. and Richard Eusace and Michael
Pagan, Of No. 66 Thompson street, then pleaded guilty
to the charges preferred. and were remanded until
Friday for sentence. Tho cases OF Holland Il O'Brcn.
Henry J. WEIGH and Edward Drake were adjourned
until Friday next
AIDING AN ESCAPE.
On the 18th inst. Officer Mccarthy was walking
along Fourteenth street, when his attention was ar
rested by the cry OF 'Stop thiei!" He Immediately
pursued man whom he saw running ~ iul speed
and overhaued him. Upon this confederate to
the roscue and, facing the officer cndeavored TO pre-
vent the arrest The onlcer, however, held to the
prisoner, when the confederate drew knife and
stabbed tho officer in tho ear officer Mccarthy
then took the two men TO the station house,
where the thief gave the namo Of George smith, ana
his confederate that OF William Eagleson. IL
ascertaned that the pair OF worthless the time OF
their arrest were running from the residence OF Ber
nard Liebgold, No. 437 East Fourteenth street, from
WuICn tnev SOleu clotnlng Vaiueu at 34U Eagle.
recognized old offender, having already
served two the State Prison Wnen arra.gncd
for trial yesterday, by Assistant District Attorney
Lyon, both prisoners pleaded guilty. The Recorder
sentenced them each to years. Imprisonment for
grand larceny and Eagleson Tor the additional torn OF
three years ior felonious assault upon the officer
SAVED FROM DROWNING AND ROBBED.
On the 18th OF October William Nelson became In
toxcated and tell into the East River At Pier 20
James Clark, OF Brooklyn, nshed hm out. and. he
and Nelson wero leaving the scene Of the disaster.
named james Burke, OF 63 Cherry street, volun-
tccrod carry Nelson's valise the sefcon ttuted
porter went ahead, but suddenly disappeared. He
subsequently arrested, and yesterday, On plead.
inc guilty, was sent to tho Pcntenary for year.
STEALING A HORSE AND WAGON.
Isaac Rose alias Jacob Rosenaeld, clerk, thirty
years old, hired horse and wagon from Elijah
B. Middebrook, No. ITO East Seventy eighth street,
the 3D. inst. stating ho was going TO drive sick
lady the Park. He did not return, and subse-
quently arrested in ElIzabeh j. At tho trial yester
tue prisoner stated that ne was intoxica at the
time OF the occurrence. The jury found HIM guilty
and he sent TO the State Prison for years
six months
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
A PROFITABLE LOSS.

Application was made yesterday in the Surrogate's
Court by the daughter OF Margare. Cairns a colorcd
woman, who resides at No. 252 Raspverry street.
Philadelphia, for order to obtain the sum of 49,
which had been deposited by her mother In 1929 IN
the Bieecker street Savings Bank. Tho order was
granted, and II was found that the interest
TO S97 The bank book had been lost and had only re-
gently been found. - =
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM MEETING.

Tho Civil Service reform Association OF this city
viii hold ts lrsl quarterly meeting this evening al
Association Hall. corner OF Fourth avcnuc and
Twenty-t third street The prominent feature OF tho
meeting VIII be address, by the Rev. DIR. Bellows,
on the ASPECTS and Needs OF Civil Service Reiorm
Dr. Hitchcock, Professor Dwight aud n. Ottondorfer
will also mako short addresssa
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
SUING A sHERIFF'S sURETIES.

While Matthew 7. Brennan Sheriff there
sold, alter Judgment, In the suit Of Joseph A. Hccht
against John Schooner lot on EIghty-sixth street
for $500 subsequently the property was redeemed
on payment oil $780, which money, It is alleged, was
deposited with Sheriff Brennan. II is alao alleged
that tho ex-Sher subsequently refused to return
money, and that thereupon SUIT brought against
him iu the supreme Court, which resulted IN a YER
dIct Tor 81 0O4 81 against him. Upon obtaining the
verdict an execHtion was issued aud the same re-
turned unsatisncd. Mr.. Bernard Amend, upon this
state Of iacts, applied yesterday to Judge Dcnohue
Tor permission TO sue owen w. Brennan and Timothy
Brennan, the sureties upon Mr. Brennans shrievalty
bond. The application was granted
The New York herald., 1877-10-18
LOSSES BY THE STRIKE RIOTS.

REPORT OF THE NEW YORK PRODUCE Ex-
CHANGES COMMITTEE ON THE ADJUSTMENT
OF CLAIMS AGAINST THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD CoMPANY-sUITs TO DE INsTI-
TUIED AT ONCE.
AS soon as It was asccrtanod that heavy los seq had
been sustained by members OF the New York Produce
Exchange By the strike riots at Ptsburg last July
Committee OH Claims and Losses appointed
ascertain the amount OF the damage and adopt the
best means to arrive at early and equitable adjust
ment Of the losses. This committee OF which A. L.
orr chairman, mas been at work since that time and
lengthy correspondence passed between that commit
tee and the Pennsylvania Railroad Company and other
parties Interested. Tho committee held a final scs-
sion which was largely attended by parties interested
when tho annexed report made and unani mo usly
lndorscd
The New York herald., 1877-10-18

Total .ssO6,OlO
The above is can ascertain remember the
received by from the proceeds OF all tho real
fail OF 1871 This however, docs
no: sale of the boulevard block Seventy
and seventy streets because the mortgages
x2SOOO given the most OF tho purchase money
transferred anes bren In the TALL Of 1871 for purchase
half his clam against the city does 10 incluue the
received tor the Fort Washington property
SaoODD hich applied by POTTER Stymus
OF furnishing the Metropolitan Hotel.
Net proceeds from all stocks, personal property
of every name and nature, including NOR cages.
iewelry Gc about S65UoOO
Amount estate e.................... S5,6OO
The New York herald., 1877-10-18


Paid AFTER November, 1871. ana during the years
1872, 1873. 1874 and 1879 for legal printing ex-
pvnses In the VARIOUS trials, detectives, stem
osrsphcrs and travelling expenses, and In
counsel tees TO the following gentlemen -
David Dudley Field. William Fullerton, A. j.
Napderpoel. Augustus l.. Brown. John Il. Bur
rll W. .. bartlett Willard Bartlett. William
Edelstcin, George +. Comstock. John Ganson,
Ellhu Root. Il. X. Bacon John Reynolds. Field
Deyo, Il. w. Stoughton, John Graham. and
others through the state -. .................
PAID TENN National Bank in settlcments........
The New York herald., 1877-10-18


The Putnam county property which has cost nearly
$50 is still controlled by and offered to the city in
my to the Attorney ucnera also the ninety two
Il thought there lots in Astoria which,
AS near recoect know anything about
piece Of property owned by sold