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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
in NeittiiNlUamieM.

&uDlen Or0bet MuSN0nD,
Setblebem, Ya., "a. Sult.-Oie Sob
len9rdber BON auoenrieb, 3d., ItelIten beute
Ntor9en i'll ben 8eauerz zSroof.Ninen bic 4rz
belt Elm. Gs fiuben feline 9emonftrationen
itatt, unb man befiir6tet feline llurubeu.
Die SadJla8e 1T philadelphia,
Ybtlaoelpbia, "a. Sult. - @eqenipGrz
tig berritt bier Die 9rOBte 8ube. Die
Grand Army of the Republic" bat
S9ritte getban, iidl 81 Or9aniiifen unb bic
@tlenbabnmirreu 5u unterbriden. Sier qibt
es 27 Soften, ipel9e I'M @au3en 1900 W6nn
itellen fOnnen. Ser 8iirgermeiiter bat ibre
0ienlte acceptirt uno miro Die BoliSei ourd)
bieie 2eute UerltGrten.
Stnbe In YbiIaoelpbia. a.-Ser IuSftano Oauert
iecod1 tort.
y Philadelphia, "a. Suli.-@tn @Omite
bon eOtOnlOtiufiibrern unO 6eiSsrn Der ,,gtDrb.
liden Yenni1Ipanier 8abn" ma6te beute
9benb Dem Brdibenten Gonlp ieine 9lufruar=
tuug uno perlangte, oaB Die 10 proScutige &ez
button, melfe am l. Suli in &raIt trat, mie=
Der auf9eboben rueroe. SIN an0eren 6aQe
lou biunen plernn05lpanSig StunOen ein Aus=
Itanb erfol9en.
Die 0itlfSpOlijei oerbaftet ale ueroG6tigen
PerIonen; eS mag iein, OaB Wtan6er M
l9ulol9 leioet, bod man lit MN elnnlGl ertz
l1Ioiien, Die SrOnung arfre6t Su balten.
Die ausitdnot9en @iienbabnbeOieniteten bell
Ten eifri9, Serbaftungen por5uuebmeu.
Sn &sarrisbure.I
9arrtSbnr9, "a. Sui. : Die Stabt 1T
beute iebr rubig. Der S9erifi bat cine Broz
tlamatiOn erlaiieu, i'll uel9er er ben Oteu=
l9enaniamnllungeu befieblt, auseinanOer Su
9eben. 0as Si9ilanS- -&Omite 5dblt ieet un=
9efGbr 1000 Wanu.
Die AuSitdubigeu bei9loiieu, ale 9aiia=
gierSiige nit Ausnabme Der Yoit3ige an3u=
balten. 0ie @ileubabuwerffdtten wur6en
9edlOfen.
Sn ReaOinG.
PatterI on, Ms, "a. Suli.-0ie Spez
aiaIpOliSei Der Soblen- unO 9isnbergmerte
1T na9 8eaOing gei9idt wOrbeu, I'M bort
Sas Sabnz @i9entbum 81 bei6Iben. - Der
Pof-@rpreBSug BON YOltSuiae na6 Ybila=
oelp9ta muBte Dor ReaOing umfebren, neil
ole S6ienen aufgeriiieu iiuO.
Heaoin9, "a. Suli.-9eIte abeuO llbr
1T bier ales rubig.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
Staat Wpib.0nrf

on Ser SShe Sn Ghoe aebradIte ,Strife."
., gf elp=0 ort, 26. Suli.-9te ,@riebabn"-
Seripaltung 3ei9t an, 6aB Der Strife" ,ll
9orHclSntlle uOritber iit un0 alle 3liqe re-
9elnlaBI9 Smtlhen gtem= Dorf, Salamanca nno
Quntnf fGbren meroen.
., Alll allen StatiOHcn Der ,,griez Sabn" in
9tem5Yort 9ingen beute Qofal= uno lueltlidle
Sra9tiu9e. Sin 9eneral= 8efebl iit Oeu 4aen<
ten 6u9e9Gn9en, ben Serfauf bon Sileten
pleoer alBuneBmeu. Die Qnaeffe(lten fino
mt Gtter mieoer all Die 9trbeit qeqanaen, lno
5mar 5l re0n3irten Yreiieu.
Ser Ver9letdI in RemIDurf.
rHel Sutlle, N=9., 26. Sult. -
6ol9eHot5 1T Der ioebeu abgeihloliene Ser
glelh: Ole Seute gebcn unter Der geoiuouna
elrler 9lethmdBl9en 6erabictunQ BON 10 Bro
sent mteOer an ole Grbeit, Iie bleibeu mietbfrei
mr. alle5 al Der 9inie Der 8abn pon linen oc=
cuplrte Eano, obue ie6o6 enen 8eftttitel IN
Oeanlpru6en; feline Gutlaiungenmeaeu3 hell.
nagne al Dem auSitanoe fin6en Itatt, e6eu.
lauS lou NlemaHo feitgenOmmen mcrOen, es
lel oerh' oaB CT lfmerer SriminaluIrbreden
an9eila9t ut. Die 8ieoeranfellunQ Der eutz
ianenen Gonlte-Geuts bletbt Der G0mpaqnie
uoerlallen. Der Souuerueur 1T telearap6iih
oenahrI9tIgt iuOroen, Gle 6ruppeu ;uritt;uz
5lebtn, uno 0teie8 miro iOfort gti6eben. Wtan
ut alleittg 5ufrieOtu.
., You9bteepiie, @.=9., 26. 5uli.-3u
al6ang uerbaftete beute Morgen ein @ebeimz
golllIlt ben 5auptaniiibrer 6eS 9aiots San
9S,oeIeH un0 lleierte i'm iOfort gefeiIelt an oa5
@eldn9nlB ju GrO0 ab.
Albang, N.-Y., 26. Suli. - Cine Ser.
lamnlung Der i, Strifer" fauo in gSeit gllbann
ltatt. mo SanOerbilts @lumOrt auf Die 3ue
ldlrlIt beS GOmite's murOe uoraeleieu. Ser
P,rallOent ber vNemz2 2Orfer GentraI6abn" iQot
III letnem 8rlefe, OuB eS beute nidt mebr cine
Srage OeS 9eloe8, iOuOeru Der @bre uno oes
Yru15tpS lei. gr t0nue sur 3eit Jti6ts per
lpre9en. Sin GOmite murOe ioOuun ,ur Be
lere9an9 nit Den 8remiern uuo 6ct3ern Sez
9ilo etnlteIllH9 Der 2lrbeit ernamt. @ei6=
8ettig murOe cine 2lnieiqe per6fisntlitt, mel6e
ale SStt Ilbaug'er 2lrbeiter aufforOert, iih
1on ben 8erttdtten Dec 8abn fern;ubalteu,
bis Der 3mlt 5wiiAeH Den 2lngcnellten uu6
Den Seamten erleOigt lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
Gtnitttr3 etner GiIembabmbrii6e. -
Bier Arbeiter 9ct6Otet unS elf
hprkAtaAAtAp%

&inctnuati, o, "a. Suli. - Ser
mittlere Sbeil Der Bride Der yGiucinuati=
@eOrgctOmn YOrtsmoutbu euQaeleiiiaen
Sabu" iiber Den fleinen Ntiami. TlnB, etiua
3mei 0teileu Oberbalb 2iumooo uno ;ebn Otet=
len BON bier, brad gegeu llbr beutc gtu6=
mittag Sniammeu unO rib 10 2lrbeiter nit
iib in Die Etefe. Die llngliidli6eu ititr;ten
etma 45--50 SuB binab, BON ibnen muroen
aui Der Stele get6Otet, elmer 1T icitbcr geitOr-
ben, ;wet iinO t0Otli6 uno aft uebr oOCr ne
niger ihWer uermuuoet. Der llnfall miro Dem
3u idwa6eu lluterbau 5uaei9riebeu, mel6er
ben Sberbau nidlt tragen fOunte. Die Sc
tTotcteu iino: 2lufieber gSiQaro aus @od,oc=
ton, Daniel @ibbOn5 ans IemtOmn, y.
9Oung aus Sanesoile unO s 6eB, Der in Der
iIhe BEL llnaliidSfdtte mnhnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
Grploftott bon Wttlper1fliihlerr.

Ul Ut UOEO "a, SHll.-Ste N(l1leu Der
rNmerican BulUer=GOmp," in actOu uno
0tapuarO erplOOirten cine uad) Der un6eru
nit eutieeli6em Srafen flrS mad llbr bcute
Otorgen. 5nt 9an3en erplOOirten efs Otiib=
len, pie man 9laubt, iniOlge BON llnuOrIid).
tigtelt. YbtneaS Seefe tpurOe auf Der Stelle
getGOtet unO Sram 0rem mabri6eiuli6 tGOt=
liC1 permun0et. 0erluIt S1O 600
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
Ser sluSi4ano ttt Set Relt=Gmal alauOs
Sfaafet.
Gtn 0mthnr Der Sttifer aus WarhIano tn
Wafadluietts srfOIelos. - 8roBe MuTres
In kor

NWMB N SBOrceWef.
SO ton, "a. Suli. - SIS mirS bebauptet,
OaB Elm @mifidr Der i, Baltimore SbiOsSabn"
auf Der p@afernf," iorpie auf Der v8oIton.
Ofaine= =Sabn" Oerlud)te, bic 9lrbetter sum
Aufltan6e alBureiSen, aber nift erfolereidl
mar. Die 1eute, Obgleid NIT ben gesenmdrz
tlgen eobnen nn3ufrieoen, balten etnen ans-
itanb uidt fir rdtbli6.
Sine 0epelfe aus @orceiter meloet: ,9ie
StraBen fiub beute bod @erii6te iiber eiueu
beporltebeuoen AusitauS Der 4ofomotiufiibrer
Der ySofons SlbanD'er Sabn." Gs tpurOe
Suerit beridtet, OaB Der Strite beute 9fabmit>
tag llbr eintreten iOue, bod bis iett lit nod
tein anSeidJen pOrbanOen. Die Sealnten Der
Sabn befiir6ten feline llnruben, eS lei Deun,
oaB iidl ote 2eute Der yN.<Y. @entralbabn"
benz 4usftanbe auIdlliefeu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
glmerita's Reiienoer,


Scrn, %. Sult. - @raut miro am DON.
nerita9 nat @enf retieH, mo- cine amerttani.
ide &lr9e eIngeWeibt mer0en IoQ.
Die Grnote.
EoH IN, "a. Suli. - Die GrnOte Nus
ltd)teH itno i'll 5olge eiugetreteuer folter Jtddte
menl9er gllnltlg. 05mSufOlge iteigen @erea-
lien I'M BreiIe. Sn GuNlanS iompbl, nie in
6rantreth miro ole Gruote iebr n1ittelmasia
auSIoIeH. 2Sal3eu &C. ltelgt bereifs inn
Pretle, uno Ytehl iit nm Cd. aeItisoeu.
Qle 3uIubr pOn Sbeiia bat 8dn3lif anfge-
bort.
Sdltttbradli8e gaatrpien nufeefunOsa.
Y onoo Il, "a. Sull. - Sitnf Der MtauOier
Der Sarte ,9luuie Sorrep," meldle ouf bober
gee perlafeu ruuroe, beftuOen iidl am 8orO
Der bon Sdmburg naG Garoiff beitimuten
gDtelpOmene." Die iibrigen Wtatroieu uRS
Der @apitdn luer0eu OermiBt.
lluteriroiiber aeIearaDh.
Serltn, 20. SuIl.-0er uuterir6iife Sc
legrOpb SpiiAeH Serlin uuo 0tuiu; 1T am
Dtontoge tcrtlg 9emorOen. Gr lift 80 Seltihe
Dteileu lang unO perbinOet Otain;, Trantfllrt
a. 81, geipjlg, &aIiel, Sale prS Berlin
Sin Ueiterer untertroiiher Selearonb mirS
nod Oieies Sabr Smiihen Berlin, 6ombura
uno Siel 9clegt merben.
&urIe SabeIoeSetdem.
= Der S6nig BON Gbpiitnieu bat Den Re4
bellen 0tenelet beiiegt unO marldtrt iett oe.
gen oefen 6uUptta6t.
- Die 9ftnOerpeit lift in Der llmaeasnS nor
Scatben uuSgebro9en. Die 9uSfIbr RON
JtinOpieb aus Sfleiieu 1T uerboten.
- 0as Sollififf y4nuie 6. Smith,~ mel.
DIES am 16, Aprll nit S55 &miorontsu hor
gtetp.9Orf uodl S9Oaep, Seen. SiiO gSaIes
ab9ln9, lam am Y. Suit in Iebtsrem 6afen
an.
.Yarts, 26. Suli.-Die Muuisipal. Com.
miiEOu, pelae tiir3li9 i'll 9iarieiliss ernonnt
@urSe, beeanS ans 10 9tOgOliltsu naS Ia
SOu0pdrtiiteH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27
Netus SerieD.


yong 8ran f, SIS. .26. Suli. -
Die Pa1agiere, melbe gsitern 9(beuo nit oen
uBr= 3u9e abgIngen, luuOen bel elizabeth.
port bon Den yStrifern" aus ben Q1aooous
9cla9t unO muBten Den @e9 nad @li,GSetb,
ettpa 3 Ofeilen, 3u SUP SuritdlegeH, mo iie ben
na9 ytemarf gehenOen 3ug beltiegeu. Inter.
we98 mHrOe Der Bag nit Steinen bemorfen,
nto ott Baliagiere mliBten ii9 inter Die Site
uerhiedJeu.
Seriep 8 itp, SIS, &c. Suli. -
Sono. SeOle ncbit Stab beftnOen Itd, nod inn
mtr bier. l)ente 0torgen erlieB Der @olper=
neur etne Proclamation, in meldjer cine 8e.
lobnung Ton 800 Dollars fir Die 8trhaftnu
0erlenIgeH NuSgeiebt mrroe, melde in Der
Ntlttpof8=gt0d,t ben 3ug Der y8euni. @en=
trail SG9n". angrifien. 0ie y@rauOz2(rmp"
bot Dem 9OuptrneW ibre 9ienite an. Den
5et5ern muroe 3ugl6lag oes 10 Bros. .-4b=
3u9S oerlproben, mo Die 3itge fa6reu mieoer.
Der 6radt5ug, uel6er berte auf Der, ,gtew.
artzgtem=YorfCr Sabu" licf, mmoe bel 8rtQ's
9ebOlj nit Steincu bemoritn.
4nfrnbr in 9jDrt 8lurris.
W orrtStom II, 9t.zS., 26. [Sult. - Der
Shertf erbielt beute 4benO gtad)rid)t, baR IN
BORT OtorrtS eln @ufrubr au8qcbrodeu lei.
Fort @tOrts lit OaS grOBe &Obien=0epOt bel
gNtomlSzgIIerefBabn" unO bciiuoen iib Oiele
Saualidifier bort.
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@ablen, Der @rnlorOun9 bes @far6bbue
BEL 0erGlm- citation iudbreno oer9lusltelluna in
Ybllabelphia angetlagt, III na6 ytorri g.
nm Penni., 3ur Bro5eiiiruns &c
0rDen.
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,sues rubis an Der aan,en etnte entlaas."

Der lfob oertreibt IN ueri9ie6enen Stdbten
Sle 9lrbeiter aus ben 8erftdtteu.
NILES rnbis an Der aansen 2tnie entIams!"
9le Sa9lage bat fit geitern peientlif 9ez
dnoert unO man bari bOffen, oaB Die S6rsf-
tenSberrlbaft poriiber iit. Der 4usitanb
nlnlmt jeoOf nit jebem Gage sr0Bere 0imeu=
lonen an, uno iit i9On lanse ribt mebr allsin
9ut Die @iienbabuarbeiter 6sif)rdntt. Sn Der
Soblen= un6 @ienregiOn BeuniplOanten's,
inter ben Seioenipinuern 9tem.Serep's, in
oen GOfomOtiumerfftdtten beS @eitenS bat Der
Strife" ebenfaaS begOnnen, uno beiOe Bar=
tsien ftno feit entidlOieu, ni6t na9sugebeu.
Sn VNltimOre herriht iebt pOllitGnOia Nuhe.
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Die grOBe NrbeitersSte
Jnrtoauer nnb aushebmung bes
&ustanoes.
SrobenSe sa@lase tn Gbteaso.

Die S6re6enSsSerrfd)aft poriiber.
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Sce9Wttiftttl0ett.

@aibinston, 26. Suli. = 94 Grie9s
oampfer ,Suron" iit bierber bepr6ert pOrotn.
Cine Wten0e Sii5iersz zSeriebun9en iiuO fir
lnOorbersslebeue Sdqe befOblen pOroen, Sun
Sesamts hsFridt arObs &bdti9tett,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27

Sern, %. SllIl. = Wramt mtr0 ana Don.
nerta9 nah Genf retieH, mo- cine amerttanta
l4e &rrae elngemcibt wer6eu ioa.
Die Grnnte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1877-07-27

-. y " 70. Viii. = TUHT1unoerf
Gilenbabnz nz2lrbeiter bielteu geitern QbenO eine
Seriammlung unO bei6lOfeu Die @inteainq
oes Sertebrs, bis ibuen bG6erer QOhu ,ugeT.
hert mirS. aae 8irt6i9aften iino geitloiien.
&aibiugtOu, 26. Suli. - Cine beute
9a6mttag pom Sen. Yope in ct. Qoui8
einge9angene 9epei9e iugt, SaB Die @efabr
metterer 0tOb- llebergriffe ii9 itinolt6 Der
mtnnert. Die 8iirger=O Organization ibreitet
unter cOmpeteuter 2luff6t i6ucQ uOrau.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
TIE OTHER JOE.

motley crowd gathered around the portals Of
the Supreme Court at carly hour yesterday morn
ing, attracted there by the announcement that Joe
Goss the ex-champion British pugilst whose encoun-
ter with Tom Allen Kentucky Is still fresh in the
minds of readers would be brought before Judge Law
renee In obedience to a writ OF habeas corpus issued
the day previous. Quito number Of tho ''tancy"
were clustered around the prisoner, and his e'ree
to tho court he became the cynosure OF all eyes,
Goss appearance that Of the VOL trained, hardy
athlete. HIS counsel, MIR. William 4. Howe, held
animated conversation with him until the hour Tor tho
max ing of the the writ arrived. Mr.. Leary,
vino represented the District Attorney had In his
session the warrant OF cxtraditon c0untersigned by
Governor Robinson which called for Goss' transfer TO
Kentucky, thcre TO answer indictment for prize
lighting.
In answer to this counsel drew up traverse con-
tcndlng that the return not sufficient in law TO
Justify Goss' detention or Imprisonment, and setting
forth that the latter not the person named IN tao
warrant at all; thatthe warrant was issued without
Jurisdiction the nature, facts and circumstances OF
the offence therein alleged were not, be believed,
inserted in aldavits upon which the mandate is
sued and that he believed It issued without any
papers process disclosing the grounds upon which
the alleged commission OF the crime was based.
Wherefore he prayed that he might be released from
custody. Goss signed this document and his counsel
hledit.
In consequence Of Judge Lawrence being occupied
with tho disposition Of tho civil calendar It was agreed
70 postpone the argument until this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
INTERESTING TO SEAMEN.

libel granted by Judge Benedict, OF the United
States Court, Brooklyn, yesterday against tho bark
Ii. Armstrong, and warrant issued for the
Of captain Frederick f. Moran, on the application OF
Peter Il. Shepard, sailor, who was permitted to
the defendant in forma paupors The complainant sets
forth that in Juno, 1875, he shipped defendants
vessel in the port of New York. as seaman, Tor ono
years. voyage While at Elsinore. on the Baltic Sea,
the plaintiff attacked by severe pain In his knee
aud he asked permission Of tho Captain to allow
HIM 10 obtain tho attendance OF physc
from shore. The request was refused Defendant
painted the Knee OF the sailor with iodine, but he
realized no benefit from that treatment When the
vessel arrived at Bristow England, in March, 1876, he
went 10 hospital, and remained there under modi-
Cal treatment up to two or three months ago.
He was told there that had he obtained
timely medical aid he would not be
cripple, such being his present condition He brings
SUIT against Captain Moran to recover $1,000 damages.
Tho SUIT regarded a test TO whether cap
tam Is bound exercise tho O sailor
that father Is required to extend TO his children.
order OF attachment was also granted against tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10

WHAT CAUSED THE DEATH OF vICToRINA WILL
JAMS ?-rHE VICTIM OF A HUSBANDS BRUTAL
TREATMENT. ..-..-...
The death Of Victorina Williams of No. 40 West
Thirte.h street, was reported at tho Coroners Office
as occurring under suspicious circumstances. and an
subsequently instituted goes show that
the usband OF the deceased woman is IN all probability
responsible for her death. Vlctorina was q colored
woman who some time since married John Williams.
o West Indian negro He had been for some time q
denizen OF West Thirtcth street, where ho was In
bad odor with the colored population, as he had
brought from his native Domerara an irritable DISPOSE
ton vctorinas married lie clearly not pleas
ant one One day last week DR.. Allen, a dispensary
physician called upon 10 attend her. and on Sat-
urday last DR.. William H. Price, OF No III West
Thiriieth street, was summoned by her husband. He
found Mrs Williams III very critical condition She
had evidently been careless and uncared Tor, and
miscarriage was the result. Tho physl.
there was other reason for II, and on
bong closely questioned his patient admitted that she
had had little quarres with her husband and had
possibly hurt herself during such alterations Proper
remedies were administered TO the woman but us her
condition was likely TO necessatc surgical opera
ton Dr. Price consulted with Dr. Allen. IT was ro-
solved to postpone such treatment for day or two,
aud under the two doctors directions reme-
dies were employed which brought tho pa
tent safely through her danger, and IN tho
carly part of the week her recovery seemed
exceedingly probable. on Thursday morning, how
ever Dr.. Price was called In again and found Mrs.
Williams IN insensibe condition., in which she died
a few minutes after his arrival. The ncighbors, VINO
had all along entertained suspicious OF Williams i'll
treatment OF his wife, had them confirmed by an ex-
animation OF the body, which bore traces
OF violence. The brotner-in-aw of. tho de-
ceased, intelligent colorcd man named
Rice heard of this and began an investigation
which led to the arrest OF Williams. The neighbors
stated that they had frequently heard disturbances In
Williams apartments, and that on Saturday last.
shortly before the DOCTORS appearance, he had abused
his wife. Yesterday afternoon Coroner Ellinger CON-
mitted Williams To the Iombs Deputy Coroner Cush
man made post morton examination, which showed
that the deceased had died OF pertonitis, resulting
from a miscarriage, which is supposed 70 have been
caused by violence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The liabilities of Ferdinand Ress Co., importers Of
laces at NO AGA Broome street, amount to $75,230
statement has been prepared for the creditors showing
that while tho nominal assets larger than the iiu-
b,litics tho actual assets will not realize than
$2S,O0d Stock that was purchased year ago has de-
cncd seventy per cent There are iortyDve creditors,
II probable that settlement will be effected at
thirty cents the dollar, proposition Inch the
creditors have now under consideration.
Mortz Mailer, iur dealer Mt No. $40 Broadway, who
failed some tmc ago, has been udJudcaed an nvoun-
tary bankrupt on the petitions Of his creditors and the
iurthor proceedings have been referred 10 Register
Williams
Register Dwight has received warrant IN bank.
ruptcy against Herman Wronkow & Co., Wholesale
dealers IN notions AZ No. Dol Broadway and at San
Francisco, who have been Indicated ON the petitions
OF thIrty.two creditors. The liabilities amount TO
$l5O000
Notice has been received In this city that i've large
firms IN Chicago have been adjudicated bankrupis
They arc as Notwithstanding, Kirk x Mclean, whole
sale boot ana shoe Dealers keene, Cooke Co., whoc-
slc book dealers; ChardIcr, Lord u Co., newspaper
advertising agents; q. l.. Page Co., ware, aud
Swurtey Bailey, manufacturers OF curtain Axturcs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-10
THE KILLING OF FRANK REILLY.

James Dougherty, Francis Mccormack, James
Lynch, Jonn Daily and John Daniels, part OF the
"Goerck street gang" who are accused Of being par
tcipants the assault Frank Reilly, last sun
day morning in Stanton street, which assault resulted
In the death OF tho victim, arraigncd before
Judge Flammcr at the Essex Market Police Court
terday afternoon, Tor examination. William KOpf,
Keeper oil lager beer saloon at No $40 stanton street.
testified that he saw the assault and that all the above
mentioned parties took part Ia IT, Some Uf them beat
him around the head with sticks others oil them threw
stones at him aud Daily stabbed him Two or three
times. MISS Lzze Reilly, the sister Of the deceascd,
testified that she heard her brother that he was
sauItcd ana beaten by Dougherty, Lynch and Daily.
They were all committed without bail to await the
suit OF the CoroLers inquest
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT--cHAMBEas.

BY Judge Donohue
McGregor vs. Marshall -Granted
Doncs We. Brown-On deiendauts stipuating as
agreed on motion this motion Is denied
The Mechanics Savings Bank OF Chicago VS.. Carman
and Heiser VS.. Asten.-Motions denied
BY Judge Lawrence
Burr va Blossom ct al Fowle vs.. Blossom; matter
of Conway. &c. The Germania Lie Insurance Com
many VS. Kavanagh; The Germana Lie Insurance Com
papy vs. Lc Fevre; rhe Farmers Loan and Trust Com
pany Va Phillips; Palmer VS.. Day; Dowd vs.. Tie
MAYER. matter OF Griswod; matter OF Bunkerhon !;
matter OF the Security Life Insurance and Annuity
Company: matter of Kaylor; Groesbeck Grocs-
beck ct all aud O'Lcary vs.. Jones' Granted.
Nick Ia US VS.. Kehr.--Rciused.
uracbam vs. sutton Il prefer that o regular notice
Of motion should be gwen
Otto VS.. FacKner-No extra allowance should be
rivcu to any Of the parties
Mott vs. Mott-Order granted relieving purchaser.
Matter OF HATH this case there must be refer
once. /, ,., - o,,. ,,
mara spec 1cay that the person actually served
1hc defendant In this action.
The Brett Lithograph Company vs.. Zcmansky.-Ihc
.,rcsv Levy seems be suLclcnt tho surety Dunba.
insufficient. ,,,, ,.
AZ denied without COSTS but with leave TO renew
q ths rial OF the action IL further delayed
schall vs. Colller.--Leave 10 amend complaint Is
on payment OF costs before notice of TRIAL. the
,sss fee nd disbursements ~ the Circuit, and $40
snss Of motion. The order 70 be settled on one day
,sm "a McCupn The order should be that the maine
~ ~" nav receiver be substituted as defendant Tor
ISss nj ts late receiver. and that the pian'n have
~ - 20 ale supplementary compsslnt aegns tnc
s:"~..sry faeIs. and sherOnpon shs SAT- bs deemed
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THE KELSEY BURGLARY.

Henry e. Walters his wife Lola Walters, Theodore
Fowler, alias ''Scratch, and George Mcleod, Keeper
of the saloon at No. First street. were formally ar.
raigned before Judge Ouerbourg, ut tho Washington
Place Police Court, yesterday charge Of burglary
preferred by John W. Kelsey, Of No. l26 West Twenty
ninth street II Is two weeks ago that tho burg
larry was committed, when Miss Lizzie Kelsey's ward.
robe stolen and the acts OF the have rcady
boon published. Since then the case has been
Thoroughly investigated by Judge Oterbourg, and otter
sitting the testimony no concluded yesterday To hold
all the parties implicated in 81, 500 bail
General Sessions. lie SAID that, as lar as Mcleod
was concerned from his own testimony gwen before
the Court Of having heard the plan 10 rob tho hou
discussed and settled his house his
conduct in regard to the matter, II could not but be
possible that lac had guilty knowledge OF the ALTAR
thu GU hout How tar mat knowledge might tcrd to
convict him vi being particeps crimns was Tor the
District Attorney to determine.