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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-10-08

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-03-28
PROTECTION FROM DOGS.

ANOTHER PROPOSED ORDINANCE OF THE CON-
MON COUNCIL.
The Law Committee OF the Board Of Aldermen yestcr
day presented another ordinance relative to the dog
nuisance. This ordinance provides that 'it shall not
DO lawful to permit any dog to 80 about loose At
large in any Of tie puoc Streets James, alleys high
ways, parks places within the corporate limits OF the
city under penalty OF So for each offence, to be
covered the owEer possessor person who
harborcd said dog within three days previous to the
time OF such dog being found gong abroad, loose
at large" The Corporation Attorney authorized on
tho request OF the Police Commissioners to all
penalties under the ordinance. When dogs per-
mitted TO go abroad the owner control them by
Permit Bureau Is empowered 10 issue permits for every
dog AT 81 each, which be renewed every year af
terward at an expense OF 81. The licensed dogs must
wear collar with u metal tag attached, upon which
shall be inscribed tho number OF such license. Every
dog found without collar and tag ''shall DO capt ureds
the sumo If no license was granted" Provision is
also made for tho appointment OF dog catchers by the
Mayor. Any OF these officials who shall permit any
person TO take dogs from him Tor no;hing
Tor pay shall be arrested and taken before police
justice and fined less than $40 moro than $50
Tor each offence, After an imprisonment OF forty
eight hours all captured dogs are to be killed II not
claimed before the expiration Of that time.
No action was taken upon the ordinance at ycstcr
davis meeting.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, March ~, 1877.

ALBANY, March ~, 1871
The following motions were heard to-day
No. l6e. David Augsburg, appellant. VS.. George w.
Fiower-Moton for reargumcnL Submitted.
No. 45l. Frederick d. story respondent, va samuel
N. Coleman appellan-Motion to dismiss appeal AR
gucd by L. A. Gould Tor respondent, John H. Dcvoln Tor
appellant -MotIon denied with $40 costs.
Following appeals from orders heard:-
No. AL National Broadway Bank, respondent, va
George Miller, appellant Argued by RUFUS W. Peek
ham Tor appellant; William Hildred Field for respond
ent
No. 3s5. Jeremiah Devin and another of respon-
dents John s. Devlin, appcIlant.-Argucd BY Walter
Edwards, Jr., tor appellant; John r. DcvIn for 70
spondents.
NO. 436 In the matter Of the President, &c, OF the
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, appellant, to
acquire land &c, OF John p. Adams, respondent.-
Argued by Mr. Tanner for appellant; James $. Spencer
Tor respondent
No "a rhe People ex roll Cloe Ann Warren, cx-
ccutrix, &c, respondent, VA george w. schuyler
auditor, &c--Argucd by ~ W. Paige, Deputy Attorney
General, for appellant; Eugene BuriIngamo for re-
spondonts.
Newton vs. Portery Durant vs. Abcndroth; Mayer
VS.. Friedman; Twomoly VS. Tho Central Park, North
and East River Railroad 0rcvcs We. uaugc, Fischer
vi. Tho Hope Mutual Insurance Company; Evans vs..
Tho City OF Utica Judgment affirmed, with COSTS
The Board Of Commissioners oil Excise oI West
chester county vs.. Curley.-Judgmcnt reversed and
judgment ordered for defendant with costs.
Prince va Conner (shcr,n). judgment reversed and
new trial granted costs TO abide event
Tho People w. 2mith, -Judgmont Of tho supreme
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FAMILY JARS.

AZ the Fny-seventh Street Court yesterday thcru
two cases OF domestic infoici,y before Judge
BixDy. The nrst was that OF Henrietta NJ Thompson
against John Thompson, her husband Tho rhomp-
live at No 247 West Firythird street. The VITO
says that her husband has INDUCED In acts Of violence
frequently. son corroborated the lady's story Tho
husband denied the charge, but was held
Tho other case YVES that OF the Traynors, John and
his bcttor half ON Monday night officer Davis was
informed that a woman was wounded al n 3o7 Esse
Forty sixth street. Mrs. Traynor was discovered
bleeding profusciy. The officer found that she had
been str uck the forehead with chair by her hus.
band She refused TO mako complaint, 80 both wife
and husband arrested arragned ut the court Zoe
disordcry conduct and sent 10 tho Island for month
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QUEER LIFE INSURANCE SUIT.

QUEER LIFE INSURANCE SUIT.
very queer suit Judge Barrett pronounced II when
the FIRST before him. although no afterward
conceded that the plaintiff showed clear equities This
SUIT brought by Mrs. Rachel J. Answortn
against William W. Backus to upon policy Of
insurance for $l,750 upon the life OF her husband
taken out in the New York Lie Insurance
Company. The policy taken out In
1851, the annual premium being $50 10. She
says In her complaint that the defendant Tor
valuable consideration agreed TO pay the premiums,
and that he did until 1867, when he ceased pay
ments, thus causing the policy 10 lapse She sues for
the full amount OF the policy. In his answer Mr..
promise OF sixty per cent Of the premiums In notes,
should receive, on payment OF tho policy, iortY per
of the amount; that did pay tho premiums for
ten years, when he ceased payment account OF Mrs.
Answorth and her husband being divorced, when he
concluded there was no use paying any moro money,
as II not likely TO prove remuneratvc TO HIM. The
has already been tried twice, verdict for $l03 ID
being given Tor tho plaintiff the Arst SUIT and tor
$502 ~ for her In the second suiI The camc up
yesterday in Supreme Court General Term, OH appeal
from this last verdict 1t was contended that Mr..
Backus having paid over $500 in premiums, with no
possible show Of getting his money back, had suffered
pecunary much as he ought to; that the plaintiff
had not paid cent or lost cent and further that II
Is against the general principles Of law for vile 10
traffic with policy OF insurance upon the life of her
husband. These points were strongly combated by
plaintiffs counsel and at the close OF the argument
the Court took tho papers,
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

The petition Of Martin Ibroaskie, tho trustee OF St
Johns College, and other property owners in the
nexed district against the building Of the Mbrook
sewer and IN favor OF retaining tho power of au-
thorizing such work In the Common Council, will DO
transmitted 10 the Legislature.
Corporation Counsel whitney has drafted bill for
tho consideration Of tho Legislature providing for the
appointment OF NTH member OF the Board OF Appor
tionmcnt. who must be q taxpayer.
Alderman Morris has introduced a resolution into
the Board providing that hereafter metal plates, per-
foratcd requisite letters be used tho lamps
designating names Of Streets instead OF painting them
as mt present
The A dcrmnnic resolution designating the Dikeman
homestead as u public Pound has been rescndcd
On motion OF Mr. Shells the Board OF Aldermen
have given directions rs to compelling the railroad
companies repair the streets between their tracks.
Mr.. Abram Wakeman has pcttioned the Common
Council Tor the establishment OF ferry from sixty
Nth street to Long Island.
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Judge Robinson, of tho Court Of Common Pleas, yes
against OTTO Myor tho lawyer against whom charges OF
unprofessona conduct wero preferred. Ho holds that
the evidence Of Myers clerk to DO believed and
that his unsupported Testimony is not sufficient to
vict Myer OF any improper conduct.
In the suit Of David Il King Jr., David II. King
which was brought for the appointment Of receiver
protect reversonary estate and compel the pay
mcnt OF taxes arrears certain property In this
city, Judge Freedman yesterday gave decision grant
ing the application.
Martha A. Cpnover and another have brought u suit
against John I. Con0vcr ADM illustrator or Gusavus
Conover and others, Tor the appointment Of receiver
OF the estate OF the deceased The claim 10 that tho
defendant failed 70 invest the trust estate In The
advised by the WILL but has some $40 900 Invested
hts private business. Tho defendants say that
certain Masonic bonds deposited as security.
Judge Freedman yesterday rendered decision ap-
pointing receiver
An heirloom tho courts appears TO BIO the famous
plumbing bill OF ex-Congressman Morgan Jones' Tired
OF lighting the city for his money he finally assigned
the claim 10 Francis Sheridan The case came
up Tor argument yesterday before the Supreme
Court General Term when the Court took the papers
The result Of the examination oil candidates for the
Bar by the Examining Committee, ey-Govcrpor Salo.
mon, Everett 7. Wheeler and 4. X Meade, announced
yesterday, shows that ton out OF fourteen exam
ined passed muster The following are the names OF
tho fortunate young gentlemen Henry schmidt,
Marcus Ncwburg, Byron A. Cohen, John Thine Eas-
ton, John Delahunty, Thomas Johnson Phrdy John
MuhalL Jr., Edwin C. Mott, Christopher Columbus
FlecEc, William Quale, Jr., and Frank " Brier. The
committee specially commended Delahunty and
Schmidt. The Committee on Character, comprising
Mcssrs Fred. r. Ccudert, John r. Dos Passos and
L. H. Arnold, Jr will mako their examination to-day,
ordeal will tomorrow be sworn by The Supreme
CourL General Term, as embryo lawyers.
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REMOVE THE STATE CAPITAL.

ALDERMEN ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE LEGIsLA-
TURE IN NEW YORK
On motion of Alderman Norris, the following pream-
BILE and resolution relative 10 State Capital were
passed yesterday
Whereas tho Legislature has now before 1t bill pro-
viding for the removal OF tho State Capital buildings
from Albany to this city; and whereas this the great
metropolis OF the Empire State judged by It's location
and Its many great commercial advantages, Is tho
proper place Tor the same; therefore, be 1t
Resolved, Thatthis Common Council, In behalf OF the
citizens OF the city OF New York and for themselves do
request His Honor the Mayorto urge the Sinking Fund
Comm to tender, behalf OF this city, sui-
Gent ground in Washington Park or Square, or any
other property owned by the city, to be at the option
OF tho State authorities site tor the erection OF tho
State Capital buildings, and said Commissioners
hereby respectfully requested and directed to all
honorable means before the Legislature now In session
~ carry the resolution into effect
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Tho following parcels sold yesterday at the Rca
Estate Exchange, No. Ill Broadway These constitute
tho sales OF tho day. with the exception Of the rca
estate by the Of the Ocean National Bank
details Of which will be found elsewhero:-
with lot o5x75. Madison NV, O. corner Of 9th
b. 70 "'''e' ' ny r. H. LUDLOW CO. ~''''
With so, o 8, is s s0:s
$50 H. o. OF I'd av to Laurancc Ash for..... 2,23c
ws:; f' e. sss;s
y. Of iith Az. g the Hamilton Fire Insurance 49,,
s GS%P' sSe s' earno i0 scdswci rcscc ii two
s S sssA ass Resale T. s ns. p Ssn r.
Public auction sd. q ss.: % s basement
st. u. r. 500 II. Of 4th ST. TOT Paneborn. for 5000
nora.io Bogar. i"oree 5iee CLOSURE sale ilea.chod
property Eve story building ing" No M 81 s Am ST.
ground gro dS rental m of $3.50 per year;
story iron 'front.' and brick building, ieaseheid prop
Similar sale. same referee Of the ls"sehod Of No
s. SUI T. W. W' Of William st. s;'S to Michael M.onsy
ond mortgage ii,4p
Total sales for tho day s7i 1870
Sd nv. mo. ssn, u part Of; jesse W. ovcrhulsc to
% Viz !. 81 s.1S sss s.''. ana
H. Johnson and wfa to Edwin H. sogafda. 1900
ieId 10 fsirick K DoooSue. .:.......... $500
'iSsS u julius s'' Va" SeerSsS. and sss
9TH Az" w. ~ e. corner Of 1881 st. iixloo also 5,i
Pail 4, Of 1880 s.. 55sivo; Matthias go,
AZ. Valentine 10 hswss srsaa~s aj.,t: $500
Hannah ; lissoa ' 20 n.sins a. mo.ssnd Nom
ward' Dennis Camper 70 Joseph csro,sser, $500
c.h , 80 T. q LsAo 81 n s, o
100 Daniel =: mcco. 70 George Moore. NOM
teariy and wife 10 Caroline Liehtenberg Hl4o
2! and a 10 NJ se
Brcadway s. to C.osby It. also Crosby 81 VS.:
TO- s'' also o~"G No. 81 a I'
S. No 49, JAS. b. Matthews and wiic 70 Edward oo .oo
same property; Edward Matthew VS. and vile to Henry
Same prSsetiy Henry j. nrtai and wife 10 Char
sssh s liz 10 t. Of "a any, iaxss 81 Eliza
esthJ smith 70 Eober. Idward ss.o. =, 500
erty Geicrec to Eliza Jane. ......,......... 5000
Ashman. Amauah L.. to Iemasi Valentine, e. cor.
q Sro.swsy ana sa st. Z, se, s. II 10000
pi,sness George gorge " and We to George H. fnisci.
pons.f es pssn 'f % ~ %s% RssSsd
Ewsns acssr as 20 En,s Of o LOO
sssse sm "a an To S 90 sss y.roa Of
G ~ q sy a,s su.D.na 10 john darcy LOU
OF 10th ST.. ". Of Lexington NV years 1000
Harper, sylvester and wife, 20 Margaret hsrper,s -
Mitchell place, months Observation-Disclosures. 800
sesh It,, o Of I'd av, dsmand .....,.. 1000
Same same OF Sh St.. between avs. ana u. 1000
oycring, May George " striker n W. corner Of -,
Harrow and Washington sts years...,...,... 5000
Ton IT, years aooo
~ cf Alb ~, n Of Bsss 81, year 5000
Schroeder, Frederick j. end we, to George W. Strk
years 1000
sy a,n ST. ayesr aooc
berry, no, 100 srcaawv 10 $4,000
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UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
XAs March d 1877

The following argued In tho United States
Supreme Court yesterday
No. 90. Corcorun ct al. vs. Chesape and Ohio
Canal Company. appeal from the supreme Cour, OF
the District OF Columbia.-rhis action by w.
W. Corcoran behalf Of himself and Others to ENFORCE
the trusts OF deed executed by tho company
secure preferred construction bonds. The principal
questions OF law arising whether a mortgage upon
the revenues OF tho company secure coupon bonds
and interest thereon secures the interest accruing
on tho overdue coupons, as we'll as the face Of
tho coupons, aud whether the 10 res
judicata consequence OF certain decisions OF tho
questions In proceedings in the Maryland courts. Tho
decision below dismiss the bill II Is hero
tended that 1t was the money OF these bOndholdcrs
which extended the TO The coal regions and made
II OF any value whatever, and that interest
paid from 1882 to 1865 this amount OF interest Is
secured by the deed OF the same as the face OF the
Isle MCPHERSON for appellants j. r. Poe and Richard
Garter for tho compuny
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Law
Nos. AZ, 81, 90, 80, 13l, l5l, 176, $780, 190
1911, 193 1885, 20S, 30 ga, 227, 240 249 254 263
266, 269, 27O, 276, 27S, $50 2S2 2S3, 2s4 1885, 2s6
SUPREME CoURr-GEsxBAL TERM-Hed by Judges
DAVIS, Brady and Daniels Nos. OH, 104, 83H, 49,
107, 1919, 139, lao. $50, 81, Ill., 1885, 1866 ST. 15S
$50, l60 i61, 162, 1914
SUPREME CouRT-UIRcurT-Par Held by Judge
BarretL-Nos 1000, 1851 29l3 1885, 1888 3679 $685.
1921, 2S95, 27l9, 3l03 3o3 $780, 1851 1891 3i7S 1851
1885, 1885, 1861, $685. S267, 1869, 327l. 1913 Part 3
26ss, 2l34 S04l 2l0s 222o $780, 1852 2256 22oS 33s
22SS 1922 1896, 1904 1884 202 2406 1885, 243O 2l42
244 PASS, 25l0 24g6 2572 1882 $780, 25e2 250S 260O
1904 260s 2612 266 26S, 2624 1926 262s. $780, 2634
263s, 264o 2ei2, 264l, 204s, 265S, 266O. Part SAd
journcd for the torn.
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIAL TERM Hold by Judge Van
BrunL-No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by
Judge Van VorsI-Casc on, Gilman VS.. Stevens. No
day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouRr, SPECIAL TERN and COMMON PLEAS
EQurry TERM.-No day calendar.
COMMON PIRAs-TRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
Robin son.-Nos 1872 1928, 352, 1872, l103 1909 0s6,
7l5, 11O5, 2l4.
Superior Court, General Term; Superior Court Trial
Term, Parts 2 and 3; Common Pleas, General Term;
Common Peas Trial Term, Parts and 3, and Marine
Court, Trial Term, Part 1-AdjOurned for the term.
MARINE COURT-TRIAL TERM-Part 2-Held by Judge
Gocpp-Nos. 999 1855, 5S47, 4562 1920, GIL, 652S.
7645 4O43 406l $685. $685., 677S $685. 9l05 9l9 $685.
$780, $3.50, $780, 2780 Part 3.-Held by Judge Shea
Case on, No. 2720; Reuben vs.. The Brewers and
Maitstcrs' Insurance Company. No day calendar.
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs--Part Held by
Judge SutbcrIand.-fhe People owen Carroll,
burglary; Same vs. James Smith, grand larceny;
Same Roce Zaries, fconious assault aud battery
Joseph Zorro, feonious assault and battery;
Same VS.. Joseph Mnrony, felonious assault and bat
terry Same VS.. Henry Bernstein iconous assault and
Held by Judge Gderseeve The People VS.. William y.
G. Mccarthy, grand larceny (contlnucdl
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Court reversed and that or tho General Sessions
affirmed.
Cohen Tho Dry Dock. East Broadway, 20. Rail-
road Company. Order affirmed and judgment abso-
lutte for the plaintiff on stipulation, with costs
Kennedy Vs. OrE-Appeal dismissed, with costs.
The Union Consolidated Mining Company OF Tom
nessee VS.. Raht-Moton for reargument denied. with
$40 costs
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No. 1SL--Charies Harrisop, survivor, 20, respon-
dent, VS. Andrew j. wnKin, implicated, SC, appel
lant-Argument resumed and concluded
Tho following is the DAY calendar for Wednesday,
March 2S:Nos- 240 255, 236, 244 25C, 260 POI, 264
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National Butchers and Drovers' Bank Va Mills ct all

National Butchers and Drovers' Bank Va Mills ct all
o'1s'' s'A''' Nv Chief Justice curts
Potts vs.. Mayer &c.-Deiendant's proposed case and
amendments settled
COMMON PLEAs-cHAMBERs.
BY Judge Larremore
Wye va KoppeL-Judgment debtor must have mo-
tice Of the application.
Duncan Va Baicrlen; Sutton vs. Horn, and Hyatt
va. WtndoIph. Motions granted.
Pope vs. Cavunagh; matter OF Herman and matter
Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,!x cation ! granted granted
Bangs VS.. The Ocean National Bank-Motion denied.
See memorandum.
Allen VS.. Meyer-Attachmcnt discharged, with costs.
See memorandum.
Agate VS.. Lowenben. Amendment TO case allowed,
with addition stated. See memorandum.
MAXINE coURr--cHAMBERs.
BY Judge McAdam.
Buggcman va Coomes default opened on payment
within Ave days Of $40 fee and $40 costs OF
tion and action; TO be tried April s, 1871
Taylor vs. Hirsch opened ON payment OF
$l2 costs within three days, and action to 0e tried
the 30th irsL judgment aud levy stand security.
Schnier VIZ Kohn-Moiion TO open default denied.
Howell vs.. Behring-Moton for reference aenied.
Fisher walter vs. 6ognlan; Hail VS. New York Attri.
ton Company Grossman VS.. Links.-Motons granted.
Brusky va Hoffman. Complaint dismissed.
Hetherton VS.. Grant.-Order vacated.
Grayton vs. Scibrecht Catn vs. KohL-Deiaulta
Whitehall VS.. Condit.-Motion denied.
Ward vs. Terry -SherifTs taxed at $34 23
Averill Vs. stackpoe-G. Unaugst appointed re-
ceiver.
Groen vs. wison.-D Becker appointed receiver.
Rexroth VS.. Dinkeman. y Judgment Tor plaintiff
Pierce vs.. Emanuel Stay vacated
The Union savings Bank Of East Pennsy vania vs.
Louis; Muller vs. Clare; Hethcrngton vs. Grant;
Clement VS. Moran; Abels VS. Long; Frederick
HONG VS. NILS Eastburn vs. The Third Avenue Rail-
road Company; Alexander VS.. Levishen; league Va.
Post, KossSGsrssr vs. rarguo sacry VS. Rice; Knu
Board OF Education. Orders granted.
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HYDRANT MILKMEN.

George and Joseph LaemrnIc, of No. 81 West Houston
street, srraigned before Judge Murray, WASH
ngton Pace Police Court, yesterday, on a charge OF
selling aduitcrated milk. The complaint made by
Health Inspector Louis T. Brennan. who with Inspector
McAney, saw George watering his milk Mt a hydrant
In Jersey CITY near the Desbrosses street slip lie and
hts brother Joseph were arrested warrants pro-
cured by Inspector Brennan yesterday They wcrc
held In 81, 600 bail to answer. AT the nrst hearing
Juoge Murray discharged Joseph Laemmc ana he was
about 10 become bail Tor his brother whca fresh
charge was made against him.
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GENERAL sICKLEs' SUIT.

General Daniel e. Sickles appeared In the Special
Term of the Court OF Common Pleas yesterday
panied by his counsel who moved to open tho default
taken against the General In the suit brought against
him by Clayton Belknap to recover 81, 900, alleged
to havo been loaned 10 him during the war, but
which tho defendant avows was patriotic
contribution u the EXCELSIOR Brigade, which
General Sicklcs commanded at the time.
Judge J. 4. Daily made order In the that
General Sckles should mako his answer more definite
and certain, which order not being complied with q
default taken. II was argued Tor the defendant
yesterday that bis ppcar upon that motion
was accustomed by msapprehens0n as to the date.
II commended on the other hand that the General
must suffer tho consequences OF his own neglect
Alter a short discussion Judge Lawrence took tho
papers, rcserving his decision.
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PETER DEGNAN'S VICTIM.

II was expected some timo ago that Mary Matthews
tho young girl who terribly stabbed and In
urcd by hcr scpbrothor, Peter Dcgnan, because she
refused 70 marry him, would be far recovered 70
permit removal from tho hospital 10 her bonc but her
condition 10 not ms reassurng was supposed She Is
lar from being out Of danger and yesterday was 70.
ported very weak.
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REGISTERED BOND FRAUDS.

The United States Marshal's detectives Of this dis
trict have been for tmo exercised their
failure the OF tho lawyer in this city charged
with completely In the registered bond frauds in WASH
ington The name Of the suspected lawyer. which for
official was suppressed, turns out TO be
George s. jenkins, gentleman who represents him
self prosecutor Of claims against the government
He first sought after the discovery that Thomas
A. Douglas lrst clerk in the First AUDITORS depart
parties to make money out Of persons entitled 10
interest registered bonds. The charge in
this that jenkins the 18th OF January last
entered into a stipulation with Douglas by which he
to pay the latter $500 for giving him information
from the books OF the department OF the names and
addresses OF parties TO whom arrears were uuc
registered bonus On this Information jenkins was 10
actin his capacity as prosecutor OF claims against
the government-on behalf OF as many claimants AS
he might induce 10 employ him. The operations OF
Douglas In tins connection were discovered and he
arrested some time ago IN Washington, and soon
after warrant issued for the arrest OF jackson.
Detectives Crowley and Harris encountered tho
object oil their long search on Monday evening
last IN front oil the Aston House and Immediately took
him into custody. Mr. Jenkins was not surprised at
the arrest, but declared that II the detectives had
really any interest his arrest thoy might have found
him any day since January last at bis place OF bust
jenkins was yesterday taken before United
States Commissioner OSBORN and held for examina
ton in ST. 800 OatL The examination Will take place
this morning.
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the fund With little expense possible He not
willing the should distribute the fund be-
Il would be expensive no willing that
be should any OF the fund until the policy holders
had been paid. Judge Larremore said that the only
question before him whether Judge Van
Hoesep had made any disposition OF the exceptions be-
fore MIN. Until he knew whether he had or not no
would be obliged TO adjourn the application. After
further discussion between counsel the matter
finally adjourned until Thursday week before Judge
Va