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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-04

At a court Of probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County OF Hancock, on the Sd Wei
ncsday oil June, 1873.
IOSEfH u. Bradley, and Franklin A. Buck.
named Executors, in certain instrument pur-
porting be the last will and testament of Rufus
Buck, late of Bucksport in said county deceased
having presented the same for probate:
ORDERED That the said named ENr's give no.
tice to all persons interested by causing copy OF
this order tobe published three weeks successive ely
in the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
held at Ellsworth in said county. on the arst
Neduesday of August next, At ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause II aGy they have,
why the said Instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed as the last will and tesla
ment OF sa Id deceased.
3w26' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest-CUAs. Z. DoRR, Register.
A true Copy-Attest: CHAs. .DORR. Regi ster
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-07-04

The Universal Pile Pills, are sold in
Ellsworth by S. d. Wiggin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
BROADWAY OR SIXTH AvENUE2

Two sporting coachmen (privasej have been IN
desperate condition OF mind Tor several days past
William Andrews made bot with John McD onad
that the Eagle Theatre located on sixth avenue
while Mcdonald bet that tho theatre vas on Broadway
Tho SUN OF $40 was s.pus up, by each In wilnan
Aoody's hand The trio went up town to the theatre
and theatrical looking parsonage standing In front
Of the door, was asked BY Mcdonald thus :-ls this
the Eagle rheasreW
"lt la
"weIl, Is this sixth avenue or Broadwsys"
"lts Broadway
hsDouaId ivt satisfied.
Andrews approached abe stranger and said .Is Tins
the Eagle THEATRE and Is Brosdwsy or sixin ave.
nuey" -
The stranger, ,hink,ns that tho .coach.osp wcrc
humtuggiDg nim, replied, "'Iis Broadway. and DO
dainDed to you want no guf
Stakeholder Moody was willing to give tho stakes
70 coacnman Mcdonald, hut coachman Andrews pro-
tested and 10 sotts the matter they ali agreed 10 10
To tho Tax Onlcs Tor really solid IL was
sscertsined that the tax BOOKS ths Eagle Theatre
all, In his tufn now protested sDd sought counsel
and alter consultation 10 was astef med TO
have tue opinion oi the Clerk OF ,hs poard
Of Alder men. That fanctonary informed tho troubled
coachmsn .nas W pecent order all the
poron Of the block which tue Eagle IN stre s,ood
was changed on the records from SKIN avenue 10
broadway Then Stakeholder Moody lave up the
money 10 Mcdonald and there was regular row Ia
consequence. ihe result has been That William Aus
drews engaged counsel and brought SUIT Tor ms SlU
ana tho case came UP yesterday In the Eighth Cvil
district Court beiors Judge Gedney Alter Thorough
exam nation, Colonel Spencer appearing Tor Nc.
Donald, nvnsut was moved Tor, aud the case was
dismissed w the Court the ground OF In
FORMALLY IN the making out VI the complaint. Tho
disputan's arc agreed tuat they have YET 10 nghl Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
SToRMING A SALOON.

On the corner Of West and Charles streets 10 the
saloon OF Frederick schmidt. and on Sunday evening
. crowd Of festive young meo gathered outside and
demanded admission. Frederick came to a window
and expostuiated. Hrs fear Of tho law, hrs moral
sense OF right and implied doubt Of his visitors
Intentions all urged a. reasons Tor his refusing
them admi,tancc. But the gathering would listen 70
no plea. Already hall intox GATED they clamored for
lishment resolved upon. Cart rungs,
play. Uncer repeated blows the shutters yielded and
the door was Detnz LARRY hacked pieces when po-
lice officer appeared HIS efforts TO quelt the disturb
ance were derided ana the work OF demolition went
ou The officer, However, declined TO pit Tho
alton, and, as soon az pAiromsn Welsh, 0'Nei and
Fiannagan appeared, a concerted attack made
upon The riotcrs lney had warmed to their work,
however, and were IN fighting humor at the moment
and the officers cbarge once met. Itcn there
was quite q lively scene West street for q
lev mtnutss. Clubs, cart rungs and nsts Piled
aroused. This seemed OILY 10 increase tho bro. Tor
sooe onIookers Joined In the Tray very dennsd
bias tor either party and did their share OF Bght0g
a, length reinorcements came, but nccdicssly. Tor
the officers bad by diDt OF skfu tactics driven their
opponents into corner and captured hnlf dozen Of
the ringeaders. ocsides holding IN uurance lev OF
tDe Tess prominent figures IN tbe melee.
rhs whole party we're conducted TO tho station
house and yesterday arraigLsa the Jefferson Mar-
ket Police Couri. Among The prisoners were James
Smith. James Lynch, Joseph ~ Roam, William aud
They were recognized members OF = disso-
luto gang iniest tho neigbborhood aud who more
than once before have disturbed the public peace.
Every one Of them Is said 70 have neurtd Tue r6fe
there othcr inquiries attributed 10 them those
i've fined $40 anu committed 10 the Island Tor
months IN default Of $500 BAIL TIE other prison.
crs were discharged as their guilt was not fuliy
proven.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
FREED FROM JAIL.

Judge Murray hold an examination yesterday after
noon At the ToEbs Police Court the OF nvc
young men arrested on a charge or stealing some
coupons OF the nrst mortgage consolidated Erie Rail-
way bonds. Ex-Judge Shipman requested their dis
charge, showing letter from the District Attorney
authorizint the request He said that although the
youths had undoubtedly done wrong he did not think
they could be convicted the charge. Judge Murray
granted request The iac.s In the fol-
lows:-On March IL there were received at the Post
Once registered letters for Messrs Morton Bliss
h Co, OF No. 3 Broad street Their ONCE boy, Frank
Foster had gwen receipt for Thorn the Post ONCE.
He delivered three OF the packages at the nrms once
The next day when advicss came by mail II was
discovered that there had been four packages
received and only three delivered. The missing pack
age med ninety-six coupons OF Erie nrst
gage consolidated bonds valued at S35 each, S. 800
found that one OF missing coupons had been
casned and the money paid TO Frederick NJ Cornell on
money being paid to A. W. stanton, OF No $40 Cisr.
mont avonue, Brooklyn. No trace has been discov
sss ~.s smpoysd ~ "a" to
work up the case On the previous day Charles IL
Porter had presented twcntyhree OF the coupons tor
payment At the Erie Railway once and was told 10
call day. The receipt for the coupons made
out to Eugene Kern, OF No. $40 Fulton
Porter Mr. bavcs arrested Porter and the la s
said ne had got she coupons from Frederick Grant.
washington street. Brooklyn and 10 inrn said mat he
got the coupons from Charles Creevey The latter
arrested and said tina, be bad found the coupons
tied up In an Erie Railway time table on tho sidewalk
Cortandt Greenwich streets afternoon OF
the 2lst or 22d OF March He took the detective 10
his house. No 3l7k F.fth street, Jersey CITY, and
there delivered 70 him nty i've Of the coupons, which
he took from hs bureau drawer. On the 7th inst
Frederick Cornell was also arrested. All the young
mon were iooged In the Tombk Before this Creevey
made the following written confession:-
as ss IS. % :. Sd J.
halipsM Ave r. ~ There we're s.vsnsysght Of them
hny-nve Of them to which gave Mr.. Davies The
balance twenty -three-he gave ~ = friend o. hit
Q. CREEvEY.
Creeveys confession was not complete, AZ tncro
were pinety-sx coupons missing instead OF seventy
eight, but he aitcrward con isssed the fun number
-Four It was impossible to trace; Gity-hve IRON
Creevey, twenty-tnree from GRANT, were founo In
Coenslis possession and fosr IRON stanton and
Cornell. James W. RIdgeway, counsel Tor Cornell
said that on tho part OF his client there had been
Intention oil doing wrong. He had advertised the
Aiding OF she bonds In the HKRALo Of April O. not
nndlug the owner procssded TO d,spose OF them.
the prisoners undcrstood bs very respect.
ably connected Alter their discharge they were
taken into the Judges private room and Judge ship
man icctured them on The marrow escape tnsy had
had from stste Prison and tho Lessons they should
draw iron Il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16

by Judge Lawrerce.-Case on-12a5. No day calep-
dar
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESraAL TERN Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CorRr-srxciAL TERx-Held by Judge
sedgwck. -Drm1rrers--Nos. l. 81, 5.-issues Of Law
surxaIoR CouRr-IRIAL TgRM-part Held by
Judge frsedman.-csse on No. 7S9. Noday calendar.
PART 2.held by Judge speir.Nos. 1856 All, 7o7, IT,
10, s5l. sac, $50, 500 l0i. 1901, 60 500 Part 81
He'd by Chief justice Curtis.Nos 700. g6S Ss5, lo2,
297, 7Is ESQ s25, SOL, $780, SOL, 6j5 25i, 1854 403.
CoAxos PLEAs-GksERAL IkRM Adjourned tor tho
term
COMMON PLKAs-spxciAL TxRx-Hed by Chief
Justice {. p. Daly.-No day calendar.
rcnce-Nos. ~, 10, 80 5.
y Dsy-Nos l4sO, 246S, 90 1928, 1901, 800 25s5.
zosd 237a 42o, 2S77, 95S 800 LASS, 204 liI0 400,
$40 l4l, 272 lyss 1850, aos "a, SIS So $50, ssh
2o7s 1884 GA. 24oo 1885, 2a3, 800 z2g os4 6ss Pat
Held py Junre Van hoeser.-Sos. i452, 1911 2lso,
W. lsis lo4o 1890 27ao, laoo i4d i4oa l4cs laos.
l46S, l466
AAaISK CouRr--TRIAL TKRM-part Held bv Judge
SherdanNos. IS J. $751; 33s2 277s, 6126. 1875 3l3l,
2953 322s $780, 1902 32o7. 1886. 4l52. $3.50 Part .
Held ny Judge McAdam.-Aos $685. 1896, 35D7. 1907,
s74s 374s iooI si7 slol 2sle gsoe s7ss so5s ss5s.
$780, 4o33 403t !o3d 4oss 1889 tol0 soia 40!o 4asl
4o49 1850 so5i 1904 4os5 1880 lo5s aJ59 1902 aoss
4066 4o6T 4OoS, 4oc9, 4u10 500 Part She'd ~
Judge shea--Nos. 34.o ls9oa +2ls. 1852 4i32. -,
sos4, 442l 2s75 341a, 1901. $500, s5ls, al4e 1885,
Judge Sutheriaud.-the People w. Thomas B.'Crotty,
ROBBERY; same Vs. George Monroe, grand larceny;
same Va. Emma L. meyer. grand larceny same Vs.
Martin Reilly, grand larceny; Same We. John Aaurer,
grand larceny; Same W. Cornelius u. Cromeleiu,
false pretences; Same vs.. Lessm Conen, msdem eanor
same W.. Abraham Eyhs m sdemoanor; Same ".
FTeocrica Scnwartxwaid ana Francis Doblin, mis-
dsmeanor; Same vs.. Isaac Stahi ana Bernard Fieck,
misdcmeanor; Same vs. Levy Adieson and Annie
Rosenstcsn, misdencsnor; Same vs. Henry Harry,
petit larceny. Part 2-H cid by Judge Guersceve.
Tho People vs. Thomas CLARK, grand larceny |;
Same vs. Patrick J. Ryan, grand larceny: Same vs.
Roderck Murray, grand larceny; Same w. John Done
nelly, grand larceny; Same vs. Michael Do~dali.
ne Pat xran "A rcan
same vs. hugh Cosgrove, ieonious assault and bat.
terry; Same W.. John Dugan fcIonious assault
battery Same Vs. Dell Stewart ielonious assault and
battery; same Michael sullivan anu John Dugan,
ielonious assault and battery Same William bore,
robbery; same va Thomas Mutt aud John Dressed.
burglary; Same vs.. Jonn j. Collier and John Savage,
MI vlarv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
DIED


ALVAREZ 18th inst, cRisrISA ALVAREZ, daughter
OF Miguel Alvarez
Funeral Tuesday, 10th. two O'CLOCK Y. NJ, At the
Residence OF her father, 1S3 Adciphi ST. Brooklyn.
Noriok Members OF J., Univei sal (Spani,n1 Lodge.
i5l, aud A. --Brcthrcu You are iLvted 70 a.
tend the funeral OF CHRISTINA ALVAREZ daughter of
brother Miguel Alvarez tbs tucsday, lb.n inst
+. NJ, IRON his rcsucnce ~ AdcphI ~, Brooklyn.
FAUslfNO LOzANO, w. NJ
BocioALrpI.--At 2l5 Ea-t lllst ST., Jo.vUfSA r.
BociGALuri, widow OF the late Joaquin N. BvctgaIup
OF SPAN, aged ~ ears
Fricnds arc respectfully invited 10 attend tho
funers, from her late residence, April 10 atien A. NJ
Havana papers please copy.
BRADr.-On Monday, Aprli ID of copsum nt,op
joan H., eides; son oi Anu h. aud the late Patrick
y. Brady, aged % years.
Relatives and friends arc invited TO attend tho
funeral, from the residence OF his inoher No az suf-
ioik -, on wednesday, April IL, a, two 4. N.
Phlisaeipt ~ papers please copy
BHOws -On tue l4tb INST, at Rye. ~ Y In tho
y3n year OF her age PAMkLA, daughter OF r. Williams
Esq, OF Wiiltsnstown. Mass, and widow Of Major
Gciera' jacob Brown, United states Army
Fuherai nj CHRIST Churcn Rye, IN Wednesday. i7th
INST, a. hsilpst three " Carriages 70 meet the
2:20 7. NJ New Haven and srtford train from New
York 49,
BuRcHAx lon Sunday, April IA, SARAH wi.e Of
AlIrcd Burcban bged 10 years
Relatives aad friends OF the famy arc resi- oct ully
Invited 10 attend tbs iuncra ON her late
W Ice Az Brooklyn, n. ~. on Wednesday tue ia
insI. a. Two II "a. NO nowora
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, April Is, 1878
Proceedings In the Court Of Appeals Monday, April
15:-
No. 143 Grover Va. Morris-Argument resumed
and concluded.
No. 200. Smith vs.. Bodipe.-Argued by William II.
Armour for appellant and h. ). Van wlnkie for
spondent
No 2S Townsend Va. O'Connor.--Argued by Samuel
Hand tor appellant and William X. Marlin Tor respon-
dent
No. 100 Boyd VS.. De La Aontaig ne.--Argued by A.
Oakley Hall Tor appellant and W. W. Devine Tor re-
spondent Chse atiil GU.
CALENDAR
The following Is the calendar for Tuesday, April
16:-Nos l92, l15, lYl, l5s, 159, 1913. Ill, 2Uo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

A number Of merchants have secured a promise
from Mayor Fly that he will preside NJ a meeting At
sieinway Hal, on FRIDAY evening next, when Mr..
simon S;crne will denver a lecture on s.Tne Railway
aud Its Relation TO Pubic ana PRIVATE Interests
Comptroller Kelly will pay on May the semIenn uaI
interest," $40 sos 400 W OF c,sy bonds rms In
forest amounts 10 t3,5 O3920 % OF The latter some
$1y5, 1875 0S goes into thc sinking fluid.
Gity Lhambvrin,n rsppsn's statement for the past
week is'as follows :Bsancs Apr O. u ba3, 44s o. /;
receipts, 81 5u8, ITO 81; Payments Sle< 2p9 ~ Bal.
ance April l3, $2,S57,s5o "a
The Proteslant Ep,scopsl House Of Mercy yesterday
received S67S 81 from Comptroller Kelly. Tor support
vi Inmates vi that insulation Tor the month vi Msrsn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
THE COURTS.
A Sea Captain Aflcat in a
Strait Of Litigation.
UNHAPPY MARRIAGES.

Oscar Haacke, IN suit brought against Michael
K. Wilson aud John X. Wilson, states In his
complaint that he, together with The defend
ants, owned the brig ossipee. He says that
under an agreement between them he sailed
the vessel from 1874 to 1877 upon JOINT accounts
that under this agreement no 10 master at
salary OF 500 per month with the privilege Of
ryipg his wife on board him, that he performed
all the duties required Of him under this agree
meat, but that the defendants VINO received
all the earnings OF the various voyages although
Quested, refused 10 render 10 HIM any iu or
count thereof, and that there is large balance
him Tor profits lie also claims So, 00v az wages,
large sum Tor bis board white in port and consider
able amount for the tho cabin furniture, which
he says belonged to him. He also asks be paid Tor
the services OF bis wife cook Tor weeks which
was required on account OF the loss OF three OF the
crew, including The cook, on voyage from
tho East lndes TO Europe In conclusion
he states that the vessel lost at the 2th OF
last November, whtreior he demands judgment Tor
may found to be due him. The de-
fcnGants ~ tner answer deny shat they agreed
to pay him 500 month salary or that they agreed
10 allow him to take his vile aong with him. rhey
also claim that lar from refusing TO render
count TO him they have ON tho contrary faithfully
accounted Tor all tho moneys passing tnrous
Their hands. They charge that ,he plaintiff fas re-
fused 10 render an account to them Of his expenses
which were unnecessarily large, ana that he received
A the earnings OF tho voyage. They also set
q counter CLAIM and charge that the vessel was
wrecked on tho Virginia coast through the culpablo
negligence oil the pianif no being Intoxicated ~ tho
time. They accordingly ask Judgment Tor their snare
Of tue value OF tue vessel Tor accounting and Tor
the pay ment OF whatever may be found due tnem To
this answer the p!ainur put in -epy dcGying ALL the
material allegations Judge Sedgwick yesterday or
dered y references to Investigate the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
REPAIRS BY LANDLORDS.

John G kndriss IN August, 1876. rented ave rooms
In the tenement house be'ongng 20 Isaac X. vsisn-
sne He says sha, on me x2d OF that month tho was,e
pipe in the house burst and great quantity OF foul
water vas cmptisd into tho collar under the apart
ments occupied by him and his mmily He also al
leges that the wafer allowed to remain
there Tor twsnty-0ns days, aud that the result
wth sickness Tor over seven weeks He brought ana
aRanst Mr.. Valentine TO 100 hts expenses
IN The matter and Tor 81, 900 damages The
10 trial YESTERDAY IN the Court VI Plcas,
fore Judge Van Hoesen, and resulted dismissal Of
The complaint fine Court held that unless the tenant
had contract with the landlord 10 necessary
repairs and keep the PREMISE In order there was no
right OF acsion. MT W. r. Wolf appeared tor sne
psaintin and B. H. Westbrook Tor the defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16

The schedules in she matter Of the arrangement Of
Henry l. Youngs Sidney 7. Smith and Appois Smith.
comprising tho nrm Of Youngs. Smith 4 Co., NOR
chants TO Isaac Odell, were nled yesterday in the
Court OF Common Ploas Tho liabilities Of the
S474 900 81 and assets at $780, asl 81 Among the
principal creditors Of tho nsovent nrm Robert II.
Grard $4,0e5 o.; John Z. Claussen. London.
William Sidney Smith, Yaphank, s22 1877 Al; George
w. Miller 1851, 709 Citizens Natonal Bank. New Or
leans $l4 $50 IS; Market National Bank, $7,697 70;
Marine National Bank, 50, 1874 81.
compromise settlement has been effected In the
matter of the assignment OF Sickle l. Wammak,
whereby tho creditors have agreed to accept forty
cents on tho dollar .7 GAP
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales wore made on the Exchange ye4

Tho follow lng sales made the Exchange yes
terday:-
Br T. H. LUDLOW
Executors sala 81 the story brick build
inks. with lot 25xi2o, No. I52 Bleecksr 81. 10 "A.
Ext
John A. Goodlett. referee Foreclosure sale Of tho
house. with frxme stables IL the rear with lot
25xse.e. No. 4oS 3Tlh At. a. $50 ~ W. u 9th aw,
to plaintiff ............. ............ 1900
Aiso-kichard " Rent. receiver OF the New Amster-
dam Savings Bsnk-receiv1rs sale OF the house,
with lot 25x 100 on the g. Of 65th st., 200 n.
Of 18th av., to James NDlo ............ 1000
PKrKR y.
Henry D. Purroy. referee Partition sale Of II lots.
with improvements. and together in size Ask
loo. 5x175xi0O 5xS0xlu05, q >. of 45,h
aIih st. John T. amss. 80. go. 1850
9Th sv; 70 Mary s.. John -. 2so5o
Also the house, With lot 1OOx25xe6x 5Ox lO6 6x25
Denis Burke. 20 o5o
Total. .S95 leo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

There was . farther adjournment yesterday OF the
argument In The habsas corpus proceedings IN ,hs
case Of Ex-Governor Moses until to-day
Lewis Duhl charged with being implicated with
Peter Zurk In obtaining $500 worth OF NAL, from
John shelley, OF Hamilton Ono gave bail yesterday
in the Distr'c, Attorneys Office Tho charge
called for naiipast three r. M today IN the
Court General rerm) room to take action looking TO
10 large nsmbrrs IN tho profession.
There was tried yesterday, before Judge Van Hoescn
10 the Court Of Common Pleas, q suit brought BY
Ciark Freeman AZ assignee OF Frank Rsicy, against
Emily Crsnston. Tho action was brought to recover
Tor board OF the widow OF Hiram Cranston, Tor
mery proprietor OF the New YORK Ho,el, during q
period when Cranston gave up that motel 10 ihe
piainuh Tue defence was that the clendant was nt
the time member OF Cranstons family aud that tho
custom among hotel pfopretors ~ not to charge Tor
board under such circumstances. The Jury iound a
verdict for &77o, with IN crest
The old case OF schmidt va Farley, Marshal was
brought to trial yesterday Tue action was 10 recover
from Farley certain property which ne took from a
M Wockerly under an execution aealns, him. The
palbtIh through his counsel, Judge kOcb chained to
10 the owner OF the properly, winch owne spip do
iendant denied judge sheridan, before wDon tho
case was Tried, on motion OF j Albert EnrehGrl dts
missed tho compliant ana directed Judg men, Tor de-
fendant or tho value OF the pro- cry because PLAIN
IN proved only the assignment to him OF certain
claims ana not the property tpccned In The com
Thirteen SUITS brought seaiast Various parties
growing out VI the SAFE Of lots comprising Hamilton
square, were yesterday dscon anu orders en-
tered esnceiiing the s pcnacns IN each SIX OF these
,u's were against Aaron harrnck, three against
Anufew >. 6avey, Two against Turner Farley aud
0"s ese" skshst sonn u. Brady anu Napoleon Hsines
COURT CALLNDARS-TI DAY.
surnsxg couar--cnASpsRs--HeId by Judge Pot
ter-Nos. "a, o. ~ 10, 81 ~. III g3. lO3, f04 l05
2ll, 80 U.s. 40 2si. 2s2, zs7, 24o 24l, 242, 2a3
svrasxk couHr--sKsKnAL TKax.-Adjourned un.n
April ~
surnsMs CouRr-sPKcIAL Ikss-Hola by judge
Van worst --Nos. 35l, 3s2 233, us, 2i2 2i5 $50
3V2, 3sl. 2yv, at. AIS 42y 4f5 "a. u.s. Is 4l5 40
All, sSl. Az, 4s3, ass, AIS, $40. 300, 800. 2J,.
SUPREME Iounr-CiKcCir-Pat I-~lleid by Judge
Nan Brunt--Nos loUj, is5s. ils6b, li6s 1858. 1913
800 low 1915 slsh, 7ys $40, 3kis I1OsIs 462, i2l
i3s 5000 300 zesT, 1908, $3.50 25ls 53st $40 Psr
z-Hoid w Judge DoBoIue -Sos. I45Z, 300, v0v 1874
1894, 1872 1895 14ps 14s1 i46G 2o5 1909 1910 27i5
1891, l5yl 1890 2vs lct2 1904 1000 1909 1901 loVs
1909 1914 1919, lUl7 1926, 1879, 1915, l17k. l6ts
1919 400 1901 1904 1885, 1857 1911 lOT2, 1905, 154
1850 ltsz, 1853. 1881 1882 1854 1917, 1881 i5ys ~
1882 1914. lava losl ZOOS, lo01. 3Vy0 Par, 3--hsi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


KrH-GASa--on Sunday, April IA. Miss JuLA
daughter Of MIA ana Mr. Alexander kuh, TO RoBEar
GAss city. No cards.
RAYr--srKyKL.--0n sunday. 14ih inst, Mr.. LouIs
RArP Miss HENRIETTA SriEYEL. OF Louis Sticle
ESQ, all OF this city. No caras
sosMsR--GEsoRsAx-O On sunday, 18th inst, Miss
LIMA soxxkE to Mr.. isnAgL GEBoNsAx No carda
Lawrcnce tKan.) papers please copy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
A BRAKEMAN KILLED.

John Kennedy, brakeman on tho Hudson Bivcr
Railroad, fell from the roof Of freight car, when
near Dudiey's Grove, about four O'Clock on Sunday
morning, and thc cars. passing over one OF his arms
nearly severed u from his body lie wac convsysobv
Riverside Hospital, where no died morning.
lilo was twsniyfosr years old, and lived In kast
ALBANY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-16
LIvERMoRE a co.

Livcrnore 4 Co of No. "a Broadway, bankers and
brokers' sent notice to thc Stock Exchange at half
past eleven A. N. yesterday that they were unable TO
meet Their engagements rho lrm Ia composed OF
VILLAIN r. Livernore and samuel q. selden. Tho
following stocks u 700 shares all toidj bought In
Tor their account To-day :-Dclaware aud Hudson
Canal. 200; Lake shore, 700; 81 Paul, common, loo;
81. Paul. preferred, zoo; Chicago and North western
com gu, coo; Rock Island, 20v; New York Central,
400, and Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, s0O
snnres.
Mr. Lvermors said tnat the cause OF the suspension
was the failure OF their customers 10 respond mar
GINS and, he thought u best TO close down. The
members themselves have no interest whatever IN the
aud stocks have Decn nuctastiuR That their
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MARRIED.

CoRKEy-KSicnrs Standby. April ~, 1875 by the
Rev. DR.. Norton. Mr.. WAsniSoroS CoRKEy, OF Now
York, 10, Miss SARAH JAM KSiaHrs, OF Schenectady
HuLL-wkLwooD. la brooklyn, at tho rcsia.bcc OF
IN. BRIDES br,tncr, A. ID. ,auldwe ON Monday April
10, by tue Rev. Warren q. Hubbard, AuGosrrs Hull,
OF New York city. W Mrs. KATE wKLwoop, dsu xf,ler
OF the aie Colonel john s. Cauld~elL No cards.