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The New York herald., 1878-07-07
PROTECT THE WALLS.

corouer's jury yesterday Investigated the case OF
Bridget Carroll, an inmate OF the Blackwe)Ps Island
Insane Asylum, who was found drowned OF Port
Morris on tho 2Sth OF June CoroGer Woltman con
Quoted the proceedings Tho drst witness was DR..
William W. Strew, superintendent OF tho asylum De-
ceased had been suffering from meanchola She
been inmate OF the institution for about twelve
years, and assigned 10 one Of me pavions. on
joyng some liberty, and engaged to do occasional
orrands. Shc was harmless aud tnonensve She was
allowed to walk about tho grounds without being SUBJ
ject to Official surveillance. She was missed hrst on
Juuc 20 at the dinner t'be. search was insti-
tuted aud III the evening the nurse discovered mat
the bed oil deceased was empty. Hers was not cas-,
OF suicidal mania The authorities mad no suspicion
OF foul play
DR.. Thomas II. Franklin. assistant second medical
superintendent o the asylum. testified that he knew
nolning oi the maady OF deceased from personal
knowledge; she was last seen scrubbing the tables
about one O'Clock =. NJ on Friday, June 2s. subse.
quenty she was soon walking on tue river wall.
Tho jury found that deceased came 10 her death by
drowning. ana recommended that the Commiss sioners
OF Charities and-Uorrccto on be requested to provide
suitable protection to the river walls to prevent sm
lar accidents IN the future.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
JACOB AND ANNIE.

What first set Annie Dolan aud Jacob Bodenstein
ut swords points Judge Smith could hardly learn
yesterday whom tho pac were arrsigned before him.
Jacobs ago Is any-uve whiic Annios Is uncertain.
shc stood with arms skmbo before the Bench and
threw gances full OF hostile significance at The Ger
man, whose lace was bloody aud whose head was
swathcd with bandsfcs An officer deposited n
stove shovel, monkeywrench ana IN old-lashioncd
pistol before His Honor. Then Annie and Jacob com.
mcpced 10 tell their Individual grievances aud contra
dict each other with great energy ana persistence.
Annie said tuey quarreled IN the hallway OF their
resIdencc, No. $40 West Thrty.n street. where
Bodenstrin struek her ana knocked her down sac
eau ht up the stovcifter aud wrench and lor whIle
made thcm play upon Bcdonstcin's forehead. This
drove him of me neld, but no returned soon alter
with the pistol. which al onve put Aunie 10 Hight.
sne was met nor retreat by Oihcer McDermott,
who went with her into the house and found Bodep-
ssIn tearing ABOUT Ike IN sniac anu thrcatening to
desolate the neg ghborbo0d. The German declared he
had been assaulted by hall dozen drunken women
before used tue pistol Judgs Smith held botn Tor
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
IN THE ACT.

Henry Wilson, n mah OF about thirty-six, residing,
Thirty fourth streci, WAS yesterday taken before
Judge Smlth, IN the Jefferson Market Police Court
He was accused of having attempted TO steal lot Of
commercial paper, including promissory notes and
bank checks 10 the amount oil $1,000 IRON the safe of
Elias Moore, at No sos West street Moore carries on
ship chandlery business there, and he was standing
outside tho door on FRIDAY morning whom a stranger
accosled him aud began 10 make proposals Tor the
purchase OF u lot OF barrels. He seemed to take a
great wnile to make his mud up aud Kept haggIing
about prices III Mr. Moore became tired Of him aud
wus turnIug away. AT that momenI however, an
other mau josticd him, turned to apologize and
inquired where STATIONS iron yard was Oh Mr.
Moore nustened 10 furnish the desired inf0r nation,
bul compelled 10 spend some time IN doing II,
the new comer's IDEAS about the geography vi tue
ne. ghbornood were excessively crude. He was 81 III
enpa gcu with when ms son brushed past him aud
stopp. d to say there was INSIDE the Office.
Moore glanced through the window and caught zig
Of stranger crouching behind tue door
ssWhal 40 you want herer' SAID ne, copiron ing
the intruder. who had risen 10 his ieeL
al want STAMP said The mau, gancins Iuruvely
from the sale TO the door.
.sDo youyn crled Moore swell, want you, /" aud
he grapplcd with the otncr and Called Tor assistance
Wilson ggled to get away, but old Moore spiio
Of hrs white hsir maintained hod ot his caplive tl
officer Burgoyne came along, wuen no was nanacd
ver To him. Judge Smith yesterday heard the
plant ind made some inquiries, which showed mat
ueury Wilson, carpenter, Was 20 other than "EDg-
lish Charlie, sneak thei and gambler, who has Ue-
fore d led his craft IN thus city. 80 the Justice com
mttted him 80 0OO anu complimcnted Old Moore on
ms pluck anu tenacity.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BEN NOYLS SENTENCED.

EIGHTEEN MONTHS AT HARD LABOR IN STATE
PRISON.
The case OF Benjamin Noyes, after occupying the
attention OF the Newark courts OF aad on tor egh-
teen months past, finally disposed OF yesterday
by The sentencing Of the prisoner to term Of elgh-
teen mouths ~ hard labor In tho New Jersey
State Prison and to pay tho costs OF
court, amounting TO some $15O0 Yesterday
tho final effort WAS made to save tho pris-
oner but without success. In order 10 make
the strongest possible impression on the Court tho
loyal services Courtand Parker In addition those
Of ex.secreLry RoOoson, of United States District
Attorney Keasbey aud OF Counsellor GuiId, were
frs, new .ral and. tnls failing, mitigation
of sentence The grounds OF application Tor new rIa
we're that certain paper mad passed TO the Jury
which had not been formally pretentcd during the
points wore overruled ny tl,e Court
SENTENCE
NOyes then brought out from the anteroom,
where he sat with ms vile aud grown up children,
aud ordered 10 stand up Tor sentence. Judge Depue
addressed the prisoDer and SAID II the sentence
disappointed The friends OF the accused lie could
only say that II was tho conviction OF The Court,
aIier the most careful deliberaion. The Judge re-
forred TO The TACT that appeals had been made
IN The prisoners behalf not 10 imDrison
him 1he Court did not think fiue adeq pun
ment. An ximpe was needed, and the our Tot 1t
bo It's uuy seud tue prisoner to The State Prison.
The Judge tnen pronounced the sentence OF
eighteen months at hara laoor in the state
Prison and to pay tho costs Of court Noyes
received his sentence unmoved and passed out
with y steady step. His vie ana children
broke aowp completely, am II was some time before
they could be eamsd. There was applause when
Judge Depue flushed the seniencr. He raped
sha rply WITH his gsvei ana sternly ordered the
sabies TO any person they fJund disturbing
ordcr OF the court Noyes was removed to the c,unty
jail whence lac VIII be transferred 10 Trenton during
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THE BATTLE OF "NIGGER HILL. "

On compliant OF a coored woman residing In a
small darky settlement fumiliariy known az "Niggor
Hill" aud situated IN the town of Harrison, West.
chester county, that u certain gentleman OF color
known as Jonn Horny Barker had attempted 10 Grim.
inaiIy assault her. Constable Combs forth 10 ar
rest the offender. lie was accompanied by a dusky
but doughty esquire enc Thomas Tillor TO point out
The offending Barker Thursday was the day selected
for making the arrest. wnen the officers Of
tho law had scaled the African stronghold
they surrounded by crowd, who
asserted that under tue African constitution
arrests could be made on Independence Day. The
prosac Combs was not to Uc influenced ny sucn sen
timentai considerations and claimed his prisoner The
Drs OF Bunker Hin Barkers sou, however, and
taxing razor one hand and pistol Ia the otner,
he swore he "would De shaved" II he would consent
10 haul down his flag or surrender on toe glorious
rourtn. Inereupon fot, catching the warlike iniev
preliminary nourshes succeeded IN lodging por,ion
OF It's contenta Ia Barkcr's mead. rns evidently was
not B"rker's weak point, ior the buie,
hcad ANA Barker cut round hvey
ever. WIN juser appreciation OF nn Africans weak
pons Barker TOOK deadly ann at fillops sniuDone
aud succeeded IN lodging bullet IN his Uig Toe This
snot enectualy dspo sed OF the dakoy guide and the
African warriors were now at liberty TO attend to
Comos. Aiter the exchange OF some more shots,
witnout any dsmage resulting, Barker's trends
ciuDSsd Idelr arms and one among Ihem sxusx
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
SUBURBAN NOTES.

Crops on Long Island are beginning to suffer for
want oil rain.
Perm for the erection OF twentyscven build
Tugs granted during tue past week by Brookiyns
Bureau oi Buildings.
The receipts OF the Brooklyn Post once during tho
past three months amounted TO $50 Ola 81, whiic the
expenses were $50, 9l3 -.
The totai amount OF subscriptions received for the
support OF the Seaside Home at Coney Island up to
the 5tn insi was y, 324 02.
Tue Brooklyn Police Commissioners yesterday dis
missed IRON the force Patrolman homes WhaleD, OF
the Eighth sab-prccinct, for beng absent without
ieave
Mayor Howell, of Brooklyn, married Charles Fcrli-
nnnd Nordsrothcn, twenty n,no years ol age. 10
hanna 5opbIt Maria Ericsson, ScandinayIah widow,
yesterday.
Tue total number OF deaths In Brooklyn during tho
past week 232, bcing al increase OF eleven over
tho previous week. OF TINS NUMBER lSl were children
uudcr i've years OF age.
SIX patronen and one sergeant have been sp.
pointed by the Board OF Police Comm or
faibush, L. l. lne former recolve salary OF 5000
each per annum and The latter 500
Roslya. L. will, It Is understood, be presented
win the hail erected by the late Mr.. Bryant ia
tenucd to present u 10 tue village HIS executors VIII
give ,ifcct 10 nis Intentions III this regard.
The snip spartan, stranded IN November last on the
Long Island coast. has been purchased by n nrm 10
thts city for sls 900 she ~ TO he overhaulcd and
nted Tor soa at a cost OF not less than $40. 900.
Jcdge Walsh, OF Brooklyn, yesterday fined Michael
aann,ns, o. Su.,er street. Timothy pornn,ny. OF
street, t25 zach ior Keeping unel, an COW stables.
Michael Marpby, iorty years OF nge, while working
at me dock OF tue knlcserocckcr Ice COMPANY, IA
Brooklyn, yesterday afternoon, was sevcrciy Injured
Wy large piece OF ice falling upon him. He was takcn
home.
Francis Connolly twenty four ycars OF age, residing
No. z2k Nassau street, brooklyn was yesterday
held 10: the action OF the Gfanu Jury by Judge Wash
u charge OF having assaulted Mrs Ann Jlcaft, Of
No Navy street, WIN n stone on Jane "a.
Michael Gerrity, a blacksmith, residing IN Warren
street. BrV"klyn. attended pcnic at Aisntic vcnuc
PARK on Fridsy evening, and. becoming drunk and
disordcrly was arrested WhIlr on tue way 10 tho
station house he assaulted Oncer Gibson. who had
him IN cnargo Assistance arrived, and Gcrrity was
safely locked up.
Sixteen unlicensed liquor dealers OF Long Island
Guy were yesterday served with summons to appear
before Recorder McArdie TO answer complaint made
against them by he Board Of Excise. An adjourn.
ment until WcdDesIay was taken la case the dealers
take out licenses IN tho meanwhile the proceedings
against them will be Abandoned.
As the Saratoga spccai train WIS passing rfytown
us way this ely shorty after one v'cvtk ON
Ihufsosy afternoon on unknown man, supposed to
have vcen tramp, threw himself on The tre,k aud
Instantly cut to pieces Inc train stopped as
soon as possible ana the fragments Ot The tniaius
aud garments gathered together anI an tnqics
wns beld BY Coroner sontrmer, OF wDite Paths. No
clsw could be sbtsinsd W ths SUICIDES IDENTITY.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
GLEASONS PUNISHMENT.
HOW TWO WOMEN AVENGED A BUTCHERS IN
FIDELITY

HOW TWO WOMEN. AVENGED BUTCHERS IN
FIDELITY.
Onleer Malloy OF the Twenty eighth precinct, heard
243 East Fifty street. about nine O'Clock Friday
night, and Immediately made lis way into the house
10 find out what the matter. Oa one OF
tho upper floors he found bleeding pro-
iusely from two WOUNDS in tho forehead, aud two
her hand carving knife Inc oGcer not being able
TO get satisfactory account OF the disturbance took
ali three 10 The station house. where the matter was
Gleason, u butcher, has lived with q woman named
Mary Pearson at No. 50 Suffolk street the five
years has had children Dy her, both OF whom
he las also supported tor couple of years
had one child. Both these ladies went by the name
OF Mrs Gleason, and under that name were known
by their friends and neighbors. Mary Pearson, the
first mentionca neard short time since oil The sec
onu lady IN Fifty ninth street. and several times up
braided Leo about her. He denied the charge IN
toto, but FRIDAY last Mary Pearson heard that ne
of July, and had not returned TO
her aonicie that night she wcnt up to- the house In
Fifty ninlh street next evening 10 look Tor him. aud
there she him WITH Nary Stokesbury. Mutual ex-
plantations followed between tue ladies' and instead Of
quarreiing amobg themselves they made common
cause against the deceitiui Leo Before be mad time
TO get the house Mary Pearson seized carving
KNIFE and Mary >tokesbury smoothing iroD
and made simultaneous rush ut MIN. Tho
tho latter lady almost tainted ~ the sight OF mo
blood aud tho suootnipg iron dropped out OF ncr
hand 10 tho floor Leo Gleason anu his two LADY
friends were arraigned before Judg kilbreth ycser-
day. He re used 10 make any com mplaint whatever
ami tho result that The Judge merely hned Mary
Pearson S1O Tor disorderly conduct anu discharged
Mary Stokesbury. Mr. Gleason then lett the court
hurry, very glad to get out OF sight Of tho enraged
women.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
A NEWLY plscoyEarp Ev11.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HsRALp:-
A serious cause OF complaint against the Metropol-
itan Elevated Railroad has not yet been mentioned
The residents along the upper part OF the road from
Fity-ourth street up. suffer an evh not disturbing
those along It's general route The laid up
the night the third track, and about midnight the
"cleanng" OF the cars begins and is kept up until
morning. IL Is impossible 10 sleep The banging
OF the doors and WINDOWS, the beating o the
carpets, the splashDg oil the water and the shar p
sound of the broom AS u washes out the uoors, tho
stunning OF the buckets op the floors aud platforms,
the ioud taking oil tho men at work. the shrek oil the
whistle and hzzing oil steam to say nothing oil the oc
cislonai crasn OF broken window glasses, all combine
to drive away the sleep so much needed 10 refresh us
after enduring the din ana noise Tor twenty hours
without mission feeling OF weariness and
slant neadache are now exbaustng our powers, md,
IN addition TO til s. there IS the constant tramp oi
horses cet and the ringing OF car bell. 80 thst We
are IN sort OF pan ndemouium SUFFERERS.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF the creditors OF Ponvert L. Co., i'm
porters of sugars at No. 45 South street, was held
yesterday at the office Of ,gstcr Fitch. The sched-
ules presented showed nrm liabilities amounting to
s292 900, ana individual liabilities OF Elias Ponvert
$403,5 519 81. The following claims were proved -
Phe TX National Bank, S2T 977 90; John NJ BurKe,
sl4 oO5 80; Louis Moojo Il Co., $15s $50 Is; p. T.
Ho,chkiss, $4,000; Juan Ruiz. $1,000; James L.
Ward 4 Co., s4,4ls 90; estate OF Henry 4. David
80, 66S SO; Juan Y. Ponvert $22 6l2 50; Louise y.
Terry, 81 6o5 "a George W. Lane $6,479; estate Of
jules Chasteaiu. $4,000, aud Manhattan Banking
Company, Sl2, 96i ~. Inc creditors elected John H.
Pau assignee.
rho creditors OF Frederick ". Silliman OF the late
firm Of iozier & Sman wholesale liquor dealers at
NO. III Front street. held meeting yesterday at the
office OF Resistcr ketchun ana elected James l..
Bshop assignee. rne schedules presented showed
liabilities amounting To $4,000 ana ten claims were
proved amounting to $4,000, tne largest bong tho
ioiowing:-Masoo IL. Siiliman. s547O AZ, and Wen.
AT a meeting OF inc creditors OF Dr. Abraham W.
Lozer oil No 3l4 West Fourteenth street. held yrstcr
day az the Oiice OF Resste. Fiicb, schedules were
prescnt ted showing sbiiites Amounting TO $67, ,0UO;
one claim was proved tor $500, AMI Joseph Nelson
Buren was elccted ignec.
The creditors OF smou irschbacx, Of the late lrm
OF Rohnan, BaDut Il Co., confectioaers, at No.
Layout street. held meet,ng yesterday at tue once
ol Register Fitch aud elected Abraham II. Rosen-
helm assignee. The schedules showed liabilities
amounting to $3.50, and one claim was proved BY
Max j. Rohman Tor $500.
| Tue com position OF Mosey & II Moody manufacturers
OF paper collars AZ No. 81 Wooster street, OF which
Frcierick Lewis Is assignee has been hnaily con
hrmod by Judge Cboatc aft i've months litigation by
opposing creditors, the terms being fifteen cents ON
the dollar IN notes al three aud SIX months
William A. Moore, formerly OF the firm Of II. j.
| Collins Co.. recently made application to Register
Kelchum for his discourage from bankruptcy. and as
was no opposition yesterday on the part OF tao
| creditors Gts petlton Will DO granted. HIS liabilities
| amount 10 $4,000
The committee appointed by the creditors Of Ed
ward II. Hafi Co.. manufacturers oil hsts at No. I.
Greene street. OF which Fred rick L. wis Is ssignec
have submitted rcpor. recommending TOO accepisnc'
OF promse at thirty sens on the dollar IN
| at rec and SIX months
The New York herald., 1878-07-07

shoot again he will kill us ALL" Magill had evidently
forgotten in his excitement the prescpce OF Thomas,
but ou hearing ms voice no turned ana taking de.
hberate aim ured his fourth shot, which penetrated
the groin OF Thomas iraciurng his thigh bone. AS
be fell TO the ground hagi stepped OUTSIDE oil Tue
door. ana alter looking hastily up and down 'he
street. reentcred tue store, and placing tho muzze o
the revolver TO his right temple, pulled the Trigger
and tell IA corpse almost at tue feet OF Ma'key
Too people OF Porl Deposit are almost unit IN
their feeling OF sympathy tor Magill They are open
10 tneir assertions that tue deceased Armstrorss
dealt unfairly with him regard the profits o ms
Inventions They speak of his extreme poverty, sad
II rs said he has on more than one occasion said ne
would prefer death 10 living IN this state oil desiiu-
ton He was a universal iavorite In the town and
everywhere represents ms sober, industrious. quiet
man, with nothing whatever OF the desperate IN his
com position The theory that, driven TO madness
by the sight OF his iamily's destuution, he became
desperate, and, meeting tue Armstrong;, hoped 10
obtain from them at least a small amount OF money,
and failing IN this, IN ms desperation committed The
double murder ana suicide. james Armstrong ana
MagilI married sisters and were also cousins
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
PROVED AND ADMINISTERED

The wills OF the following named deceased persons
we're proved before Surrogate DALEY, OF Kings coun "
during the past wc,k:-Bepjamin Carman, john IL.
Harris William Hughes, Thomas Lambert, Edward
o'Reilly Israel A. Smith, Henry \. Wright, George
DavoI susannah Odel John DeIany, all oil Brook
lyn.
Letters OF administration were granted to the es-
tatss Ot the ioilowiDg named deceased persons -
Christian WiesmanD, of the town oi New Lots; Emma
l., thompson. john 81. GooIrich, Mennda NJ. CartnaD
Enina X ie, Harriet u. Poweii, Louisa Gross Ow, n
BRADY Lpafios L. Barrett, Mary j. frickc, Cbrisiiau
Rptn, ,icorsIanna H. Harris, Edward II. HVilistcr,
Mar.sretba Ircibcr, Theresa HizslOefgir Peter
MeKernau aud sarah Mshvod, all OF Brooklyn.
Letters OF guardianship OF the person anu estate OF
Aiexanuer DUugh.rty were granted TO Charles n.
Mtcnoll, and OF Frederick Reitb and Jacob RslIh 70
Rspscca Reitb. al ei Kings sounu
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THE DARKY CLAIMANT.

CONTEST OVER THE FORTUNE OF DECEASED
BoorBLAcK--JEREMIAH AND his LONG LOST
BROTHER.
Judge Fiammer in the Harlem Police Court, on Fri
day AFTERNOON was preparing tor new departure
when a stylish looking ooored gentleman was brought
before him a charge OF intoxication. The prisoner
described himself jeremiah Williams, OF No. 800
East Eighty.dtth street, ana was hned $40. Slowly
drawing massive wallet from his trousers Mr. Will
iams selected a one hundred dollar grecnback, and
with an air OF unconcern passed II to Clerk John
McKeon 1ne officials boz AN to inquire whether
Ethiopian prince had not. under assumed name,
penetrated the city OF New York. While all wero lost
in deep sonorous voice in the OF Tho
prisoner cried impressiveiy 'Je-re-mi-ah!" II pro-
ceeded IRON less pcrsopage than Alderman
Terence Herman, who naa entered the room unob'
served.
THE BoorBLAcK's WEALTH.
Mr. Williams gave "A little start and then, slowly
turning looked upon the Alderman. The latter then
preferred charge Of embezzicment aga'nt Williams,
but the prisoner did not Change color AT Inc announce
ment According to The conflicting stories told HIS
Honor would appear That year ago last March An
drew Wllliains. retired boOtblack, died IN this city
a advanced age He left about s. 600 Ia the Sea
mans Bank for savings, which amount was to be d.
vided after his death between his two sons, Jeremiah
and Andrew. Tho last named sou, It appears, was in
Caorna-or, al least, supposed 10 beat Tho time OF
mis- iathers denin, although rumors o his death had
from time to time rcacneu the cars oil the parent who
refused, however, to give credit 10 the same Jcre-
miah did, 1t seeing, and alter his lathers burial
procured letters from the Surrogate
and induced Alderman kernan TO become his security
is uE ROGER?
He afterwRrd, as Is alleged obtained possession Of
all the money In The Seatnan's Bank, upon which he
has been living for many mouths IN hign leather.
The long lost brother wholly ignored by eremiah
who has managed 10 get rid OF the best part OF the
funds OF the estate. Brother Andrew, however, WAS
dead, and hearing o his brothers. movements took
passage Tor Gotham and aid troubles be ore Alder
mai Kiernan. Tho hearing in the matter WAS begun
yesterday before Judge Flammer Brother Jeremiah
refuses TO recognize Brother Andrew, accusing the
latter with being sort OF Tichborne fraud, who has
come IRON the Golden Gate 10 personato pimant
who under the sod Even, accot ding to Jeremiah,
SHOULD TO the real AndreG, that iu his view
would make no difference, Tor tho Simon pure An
drew not son of the old man, but bastard i'm
portation who turned head OF the deceased boot,
black. In 3ret. whether he be Andrew or whether
he not Anarew, Jeremiah proposes TO fight him all
the same. Many witnesses were examined yesterday,
but tney nearly all broke down under the rigid
examination OF jeremiah, who seems TO know all
aDout law. Jeremiah at present 10 atop of tho roos
but Alderman Kiernan ana Judge Flammer promise Il
have far play. Many Harlem darkies were In court
yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-07-07
BRAZILIAN TRADE

The steamship Cay oil RIO do Janeiro sailed from
Roberta dock Brooklyn at nine A. NJ. yesterday, Tor
Brazi., with tnirty-two cabin nnd 1--WE slcersge pas
scngers. The Brazilian Consul and a large umber Of
merchants were The wharf at tho time aud wero
very enthusiastc over the departure OF the vessel
Among the saloon passengers are DE-. sEd Mrs L. d.
KichlrdsOB, Paymnstcr a J. Ciark, UUIed states
Navy, ana Cap.a,a X Jones, VINO are bound Tor RIO,
and Captain W. NJ. Mardcuborough, who viii stop At
Thomas Included iu the freight were 10 900 barrels
OF Hour, quantity oil dry GOODS sewing machines,
hardware, drugs machinery, glassware. priptipg
mes, canned goods, car material, carriages,
AID QUO grand piano. Tne tug j. Jewett accompanied
the ste im down tue Day. On board the tug wcra
Mr. Mallory. aycnt pi the iinc Ctptsin Spiccr ana
representative OF Jonn ROacn, tue SHIP builder.