The New York Herald Newspaper, January 13, 1875, Page 11

: NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 33, 1875.—TRIPLE SHEET. bal Eee as as trustees in & transfer of property vo pa The jury rendered a special verdict that | inst, at ten o’clock A.M. That day being # mo- | surance; filth, the ratio of fnancial logs so more SITUATIONS WANTED—FEMALES. I HE ( OUR’ I S Dis wil lelendant owned $3,000 stock and bad paid $3,000 | tion day no reservation wil! be made of the first y lose, ahd sixth. the ciassidcaton of the —_— oe . Sonn ¢ Garvey was giso called as a Witness in gente, and the Court directed a verdict fur defend- ‘ nial by am. | e of death. The annuai meeting of the Cham- jooks, 24 case and confirmed the stajements of bis brotne: ‘Mr. Arnoux for platntid: Mr. Sheldon and | ¢W@bt Causes, except on good cause, shown by | ber will take place in April next, when these pro- 8 ST,—TWO StSTERS: ONS AS The principal charge of $3,008 is uiterly repudiate ex: Siuaes Cardozo for Golendanh davit. E. 0. PERRIN, Clerk. | positions will Qe definitely acted anon. 3 weer hn will sist in the ~washing; pity sucp chara bein toe examining tne gueekon a8 No. 1, Kerratns va, The People; 2, Harris vs. The | === eS artinnen se ud altrene: ipaanae ten or pf Oo the power ol Oo Dring @ suit 1 oY People; 3, ‘y Pe ia vs. | ol ol o . Thomas Hayes Sent to the) itestezaigeea ony nets fangraiy ik |, SUeMEME COURT CHAMBERS | ivobnhie'ttciarer' me'Prheh at is eae ataae | ry vs. Holmes ;'7, vi 45; 8, Flower v8. , State Prison for Life. the famous Ring frauds. Both the Garveys deny ae Toneat er hath a One hake iat; F pte make: to tor aay a 107 West quer st. NEAR ort AY... SBC that any such question had been ri @xons, 11, Schuly vs, Mamvora; 12, Penny vs, ‘Simpson ; lad Bitte e Coone each ‘Wil | tion to a noarding house; will do coarse washing: j of at the time the charge was made. Before Judge Donohue, Motse vs. Brockett; 14, aurse vs. Brochett; 15, — | eity reference * at emphatically Opening of the Murray-Connerton Hom- than stair compensation tor Roe r + = srexs The injonetion recently granted restraining tral and Mason hier ieeaitnnd tron York, Gen. aad otier Ane Pianos and O 8 we st — =AN BNOLIS PROTESTANT GIgL certain trustees of ‘he New York College of Veter- Niagara Falls Suspension Company vs, Bachman; on instalments and tor ‘The trial will doubtless be concluded tu-day. nary Surgeons 'rom holding mectings, and Edward | 45, Sinith vs, Volkening; 3 19, ‘abner VR. Keyes; 20, BALL & 00. 2 Bast Vourwenth strect._ o A RESPECTABLE YOUN icide Case. Van Kanst and James Crawiord, claiming to be Lmore v8, Jacques; 21, Teo Bick va, Craig; 22, an to do cooking, Washing and ironing, "ROSEWOOD, CHIOKENING Pian: | Ake cleaant 7 vcrave Piano, teenie er | 12¢ private tamily; good city relerences, Can be Fic PESK un rl PLAN. for two days. 2 it Clinton piac place, ‘Righty a street. b near Broad a Rae ny A ABLE WOMAN E bongo tage OF NEW 1 3 be te ites ssist with va sn od refel AN OOK; Will assist With washing; go ren kore Ceutral | Pianos tw rent ab HAINES AND HANDROSE | from last piace. a a | rundage vs, Sume; 24, Ross vs. Roberts; 2 axi- m participating tn tneir, mestings. | milian vs. The Mayor; 25, Fisk vs. Fisk: igo smith | doe THE ESTATE OF JAMES FISK, JR, werday for furtner modification, Arte! Mr, John T, Cole aod others having objected to ton the injunction was modified & vs. Velie; 27, Hartnett vs. Wandell; 28, ‘iglish va. the account fied by Mrs. ¥isk, executrix of tbe | to prohibit any meeting whatever of :ho trustees | romani 2 tnoinson vs, Trac. Hackley va. | Bix : WHATIS A CITY OFFICER? | estate of James Fisk, Jr., the matier came up yes- watt ‘nite the Qual setriementof the matter in the Draper 31, ae nap va. The Mee iver Railroad Company; 3: a a7, Oe y pera terday betore the auditor appointed by the Surro- | Courts. Yechten vs. Kenton; 34 tice va, Heriiesaa; a | tt om far Bebo eee Bead apd 8 Lea gL Be Se 135 WEST, TH St, 1 THE STORE —As COMPR nicer Corey! Gouid v 3 A | eas tent cc sso a Bate to decide upon the questions raised. Mr. | SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TERM. | Gould ys, Alison: io, beopie ve, Mallory; a0, Greed | cH eee ——____| game, ani'ix awexceliont duxer and pastry Sook, 116 . La . Morgan, counsel for Mr, Cole, contended that Mra, Broadway and Seventh Avenue Hallkoga Com- KA OTIFUL ROSKWOOD URKIGHT PIANOFORIE, , | Private tamily; city references: A Verdict Interesting t0| risk snowa’ve sudpanaca to testity in the case, ER) See Se S ® pany va. The Commissioners, &c.; 38, The People inuolorte, every lishrovemieat Sinn also square | 10 ~ Wys? ISTH sf., IN THE STORE.AS GOOD . ; and make the necessary disclosures. ‘The counsel | “TS Kate B. Howland, the alleged heir to the | ex rel. The Dry Dock, &c., Kaltroad Company ta ___&- BIDDLE, 18 Waverley jilace, near Broadway. | L35; co5E! rons suiist in the warniant no oblection Stock Companies. Jor Mrs, Fisk, Mr. Nelson, argued tharas the note | estate of James B. Taylor, brings suit to The Cowmissiouets, &c.% 39. The People ex re toa private boarding house; three years referenges, > WEsT :8rH S§1.. TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM.— | de ‘An experienced young person as cook: willl C ! The Bicecker Street, Ac, Kuliroad Company ve. | A BOSEWOOD FOUR ROUND couNER PIANO, 875; held by Mr role waa acknowledged to be valid, | eect Mrs. Adeline Broadway and nér tenant, | 129 Gommissioncin’ accj- am the People es tel A Ment Ro Prince Organs, now soyies, ean Os S28 son for summoning Mrs, Fisk. The object ol t Henry Smith, trom the premises No, 49 East Forty- | Stemmler vs, McGuire; 41, The People ex ret. Tne | RCW Onsan, atx stops SH. it Fourteonth Seamus te eackiee Mis tok te i Important Freight Decision b plaintiff was merely to obtain testimony to be | fourth street. These premises were ie(t to Mrs, | Town of Floyd va, Hopkigs; 42, Carro| va. Carrol; | ————_**= a enth street. pO ane adres city retereace trom last Po: 2: relg' i 'Y | Used in other cases, ‘The auditor Teserved his Broadway for life by the will of Mr. Taylor. The Som, pony Th ¢ Poazinex rel’ Matsa ver Mats A Nearly naw vite, sist) peauiifal Mi soe foe Sead WEST 21H ST., IN THE STORE, the Court’ of Arbitration. Secision ae domnetner tt was within hie jurigcic- | platutte claims that the decision of the Coart of | otal; 45, The Poopic ve Chalmers; 4a. Starbird | ehoap; sx stop Orga $a enero Ep BR Pe a ed decision as to whether, on dehal! of Mrs, Morse, peals reversing the decision of the Surrogate | vs. Barrows; 47, Duncan vs. Berlin; 48, Larned vs. BERRY & CO., 72 Broadway. | stands all Kinds o: soaps, meats, pastries and jellies; bees legatee of the estate, Mrs, Fisk should not be ¢ admit ting the will to probate is virtually a deci- | Hudson; 49, Albro va, Figuara ; 60, ‘Rein Miler va. RILLIANT TONED 7% OCTAVE STEINWAT | oo eerenoe Call for two d Aremittitur was received yesterday fromthe | amined with a view to ascertaining any ey in | sion Siefose Mrs. Broadway's holding the prop- Smamnerys Miah wit ioe) A Pianotorte for sale, 1 Fen, tour round corner WE-T 27rh 8 Court of Appeals to the Supreme Court making its | ‘@ accounts rendered, althougn th I, Cover: a eiare, apeight 1) {cook understan b wmily. Call residence rh Wrest 28a st, ner Oth aye | Boarding ho city rete o ro bgt rl wt meal no ovjecdon to's Arit cage city references. sPReerse to | erty, 3 oom eas a ue Sofandeni’s Bi S28): eo, i answer be acricken ou in reply tne dele ‘MISS! ALS CALENDAR molorte tor sale. less t judgment in the certiorari proceedings in Henry | j, De ee Prag TRAMORT Ld puts in issne the legitimacy of Mrs. Howland as com: ION OF APPE G D. ‘W. Genet’s case the Judgment of the latter Coart, se the granddaughter of Mr. Teylor, and further ak | ALBANY, Jan, 12, 18 PRIVATE FAMILY . [ ‘ 6 calendar fog Wednesday, dau. AMILY WILL SELL TULIR k RAST Dri STA NEAT, TIDY, SMAR? These proceedings, as will be remembered, were COURT OF ARBITRATION. EVAR ne riutee dened the moken Yon arte. | eas follows Nos. Bah 82%, 834, 395, 326, 327 Ase ee auueridee; Sat | 156 MGT Ramen TnaT etcay Coe cen initiated by an application to the Supreme Court | 4 gugstioN OF CARGO CHARGES AND Wzlawre, | celver 4nd diretten that. tne allegations in the | 325, 276, 206. Wood case Fiano, having ‘il impzeveuents ‘printed | country: cliyrelerences. We ° Heetfon to ins for a mandamus against the Clerk of the Oyer 2nd | the following 18 the opinion rendered by Juage | eigen’ ee 1 We trust be made more SP | Tv graTES SUPREME COURT. | Serer Six tor sty pis ‘Kise rich Parlor, Luray’ |) =Q Wes? aap ar.2\ RESPROTAWDE OfaL, Au Terminer directing him to make out the necessary E. L, Fane! ‘arbitrator in the case of Busk & — Chamber and Brainy ear rar here must be sold.” Call prt: } 5¢ cook. washer and ironer in a small private fam papers jor a writ of error to be submitted to the DECISIONS. WAsaiWen eRe Ti ARNe | Yeverteueen est city reference, . Supr Court, General T ‘Thi lication Tevons SRalnet M, FANERAOIS OO: THEPINE RI 133, Scholey vs, Rew—Error to the Circuit Court BARGAIN.—A 7% OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO, | AST preme Court, General ‘Term. ‘This application | 5, owners of the steamship Pleiades, W. Lee SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, for the Nortuern District of New Yori.—Due ques- | A. Cxrvod leva overatrung bach parent aeeeTe: nore | 2OL. cooks wilting to Saat with washings best chy Was denied, on the ground that Genet was with- | Faster, which lately arrived at the port of New By Judge Donohue. HHon in taia case ia whether the plaintid in error, | {mprovemeut: filly warranted: ingtaimeats tach trent | Sc:srenoss seven years in int place isd out the jurisaiction of the Co \d Was not en- a » y *s ADIT, SAR OMG BARR OR SU RAID, error, | gsimonthiy. &, CABLE, lur West 2a st, corner ota ay. | ) je Court an York from Yokobama, Jepan, with a cargo of teas, Mpnemann et al. ve O'Sullivan @t al. Bepert |... shom: waniiaiie tom successions tax’ 6n néal | See ee 7" titled to a writ of error. The Court ol Appeals in ‘a, Jepan, go OF a confirmed. an allen, was liable toa succession tax on real LADY WILL SELL, FOR BSS THAN 100, 204. FAST 47TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE GIRL TO {fa Gecleten olda'the samna:views: claim of the defendants a diiference of freight Lodewick va, Russane.—Cross-interrogatories | property m New York, being a portion of the ea A handsome tour round ‘cornered palm: ks Cope tere ged eeoneral Howse: bs if on 875 half chests consigned to them. The | allowed. tate of one Elwood, deceased, whose,widow mar- rte perfect order; modern be Foe ents, incluiing | for two days. 4 as The ex-Baroness Von Rhade, but more generaliy measurement of the chests, according to the Bassett vs. Leaerer.—Motion granted. ried plaintif, and subsequently, at her death, left sweet, powerful tone. 23 Third st., iird st, near Bowery. | known as Mme, Lucca, 1s not yet out of the sea of if Matter of Thompson; Asbestos Felting Company DI Le q yy a Peanennpeamais a 35T4 8T.—A YOUNG WOMAN Ag bills of lading, was 58 13-40 tons, The plaintiffs |. ys, Hullock.—Motions denies Sayers West y BEAUTIFULLY CARVED ROSEWOOD, | SkVE! Watrimontial troubles caused by the cross actions her interest inthe property to him. The Court | A x | ZOT dest eae con See See far divorce between hersel! and husband. Judge | 19! Height on 61 2-100 tons, which they al- | Wagner ve. Pes-enecker “Judgment granted. | below decided the quaahion in the atlrmative, and | prerstasnis neu neve. ‘sl Cover ana"Stoek aes | St ot Skin beset Free Donohue i Sevscue Gout, Gnamuere this some | lege was the true measurement of the odeats. It | Russell va, Kussell,—Memoyandum, j (eus Rere insisted that the tax tse direct tax and | Zest bith street. Screech A ete nohue, in Supreme Court, Onambers, this MOrn- | 15 aasertea by the plaintiffs that the aiscrepancy SUPERIOR COUR!—SPECIAL TERM, herefore unconstitutional and void, as being | 71REaT BARGAINS IV NEW AND SECOND HAND | dth stars: ta:eo togethers ‘one Bs c00 ing settled the order for a commission to take Within the protibition of the constitution, It is | ("py best quai r cash, ther an laundress: best iy Felerenoe.” Galt or ataread ini? ew 1a Boe” 1 eae between, the actual measurement at the port of BY: Omer Sag HoesMonell, also argued that there is no succession in the case, | FISCHA IS, w23 ave as We Saray, = testimony in) the case in Bertin, looks 88 | New York and that specified in the bills of Jading | ,, The People "or the. State ol New York ex rel. 6 ae - Cignth wtrest near 21 EAST it 8T, SECOND PLOOR.—A RE spectable woman as cook in a private family | — | 88 there has been no devolution of title in tpe | Ninth avenue. Thomas F. Hayes, assignee, vs, Harriet Bishop. Understands her business thoronzhly a frst clans brea though it would be a long time before the end of | cannot be accounted for by aby natural expansion | The third direct jaterrogatory is siticken out | PIAWNMG, he not baving become Ueneficially inter- the cage would be reached, Meantime the re- . ested in any part of the estate. Theodore’ Bacon TANOS TO RENT OB SELL-LARGE LOT. IMICES | and biscuit baker: no objection to. axsist with washing of the chests aha their covering; but itis attribu- | The wtiachment ts vacated and set aside and de- and terms to sult the times, ry owned cantatrice 1s vooahming 98 usual throug't’| 164 t9 an error in the measurement or in the cal- Fendant discbAreeds a aenied Jor plaiotult in error; Assistant Attorney General | No, suum musre wes eurte even Wat MIERRMLUS, | and ironing? excellent city reference.” Call for twa the country as though there was nothing tn it. culation, A measuier at this port testified aa ie AAD mel i‘ 134, The “Rogers Locomotive Works va TATERS'’ NEW SCALE’ PIANOS, CONCE N Judge Donohue yesterday denied the motion ta | that he saw the 875 hall chests wile | poi, ot a va Uonlbere Motion dented. (See | Helm—Appeal irom the viroult Court for the | Wo “sthee Orcane Will be sold tls wool ar redacen ol tarda ate cr epee | | Dewng discharged irom the vessel and measured | a ve . Southern District of Mississippi.—this was an ac- Monthly instalments received: on | family; ho object pm to th nant: Vacate the service of the summons in the suit of | Powe Cscharge Custom, by samples; and aesum- | Memorandum.) tion by the koeomotve works t0enivree t : Ormans, $8 to $10: secona-hand ine Sa ie RL C2 MI Te cll Hawin ©. George against his wite for divore. Ing that the residue corresponded with the sam. | Howland vs. Smith et al.—Motion dented, with | formance ola contract Tor Re sAlo of & heave end . ‘rst depomt. EAST 2TH ST, BETWEEN 2D AND 8D Avi ples measured, worea he testified was the Jact, the bar 1 pr ber ipl etre ro tea, | lovin Sackson, Mpiae’ tanaee ta oy GAY WATKIN é BON, a Broadway: rege rg hd —AS first class ovok in a small ek STATE PRISON FOR LIFE. wenove £75 nals chests mesamped 61 26100 tons, He | oe toe norangim,) Oh MONS® | pany wuo supsequently mortgaged to we appel: Gly WANTED, __ | duainied with the busines; beat eityreierencse eS oe — Vol — Aen mre oe At the opening of the Court of Oyer and Ter- | teas in China and Japan was the same as is prac- | | Corwin vs. FORE EC eT pei hae ri under the statute of irauds 1o Auissiasipol, aud ais- In this City and Brookiya. 919 WHST TH SCA HIGHLY RESPEOTABLE miner this moroing, Judge Barrett on the bench, | tised in the porto! Now York; that, in hie judge | F n facts arising alter motion. 9. | missed tne bill, and this ralio ned ior error English person, thoroughly understanding cooks Thomas Hayes, who last Saturday was found | Ment, there was no way o! accounting for the ‘ae 100 upo! arising m - (See MEMO | here, P. Pnilups tor appe nae M. and Q SMALL FURNISHED HousE, WANTED BY 4 tpg and marketing, can take entire charge, is kind and guilty of pied in the second degree for kilitng ree ot beget il oe ria. 5 i nonaaia: b a Reigate By Jadge Speir. Warming for appellee, A, amit ‘eT adults tee ren Ae a ll ae aa ‘4 supposed expansion, an tM Ee ALE Oo a panda ant aM SEUSS NS an between et } ys ».—Case and exoep- Dointed, and price must be anaes ate te THOMPAON f., IN THE GROCERY STORE. Thomas D. Delaney, was called up for sentence, | accounted jor ouly on the hypothesis of mistake | sions settled and ordered on file. EXPERIMENTS WITH A OOMPASS | promp Pi paying venanis: preter deal with principale 291 A roaprstable German girl as cook, washer and ‘The prisoner stood up frm and una-ashed, evi- rovided in the charter-party that the char- COMMON PLEAS—SPECTAL ADJUSTER. é ier! "Box tra Now wie Postomes and price, A. ironer in a small private tamily : good city references Gently having recovered from the nervousness he | Serer were t0 pay freignt of the vessel at the rate fe IP. Daly. esis fe eels Wes. 678 AS XOre SRS 939 RAST rl st. BRIWEEN 2D AND aD AVS 1 1. Fe = a 1 I evinced durtog the trial, The usual qnestions Reiner ed Foy A pee eed Waling va, Bancrot Motion "granted; parties Asmall party of naval officers and practical F4st wea rae tet Rarikt heat BR g r an ‘oxceliont: Dawer: good Washer, and irooaee Coun ree RAL KA LAY num by Mr. Sparks, Rech ae inehed delivery at New York, “the cargo to be measured may select referee. Motion to settle on one day's | navigators made a little trip down the harbor yea- | & § Feuteet rae vi Brann’ seen ‘hadtess erence. y ,e box iz: ral wn , to say why the Court shouid not proceed to pro- | MM presence of the captain at all ports, by loga- | notice terday in the revenue cutter Washington, in order : tl te WEST %D BT., THIRD FLOOR.—A RESPKOT 5 pe sord: h | Tithm rod on board the vessel or in Godown, as re- COMMON PLEAS—EQUITY TERM. MALL OFFICE OR DESK ROOM WANTED—BELOW table girl as cook; no objection to a private aoe verdict of tne jury, ‘He made ne responce ‘to | quixed by charterers or thelr agents.” The bills Ty Judge 1. F. Balk to afford Captain Cook, a retired English navy | St eee ee aoa NE ELATeN wuyee Call tor two days, the lass question, but air. A. Oakey Hall, nis | Of lading ol the 815 helt chests apecited that | setster vs. MeuuereFinainge Hied. Decree to | offeer of thirty-ttve yours’ service, an opportunity | Bergen, Jersey Six. EASIER IST AV., SECOND FLOOR.—A RESPECTABLE counsel, said that he felt it ‘his duty, Terue ea aes main the mergin tt is thus | De settled on notice. . of explaining tne benefits and practical working WARTED, Fo HIRE—FROM APRIL LA 245, girl, lately landed. to assist in the cooking and iSivored aul asters and inedgtane' Ma: | PEGS GH Sadat teh ahr | COMMON Tumus—ommar rams, | of oompate adnate” whieh ne has boon ax | WV aaze dot tgarnnia citing i | ene srl i ia al 4 ver Ral Y rrytow! teuce It was obligatory upon the Cuurt to pass, as | 2240100." A verified certificate of the Captain By Judges Daly, Larremore and J. P. Daly, | Perimenting upon for the past twenty yoars, It is | 15 minutes’ waik. from stations pana ee 2 48 WEST 16TH S: : com. at some future time he should rake joe Recassaey Haibcheste wére suipned AA Ona his vena AM Krokeler va. patier. = Judgment amrmed. Well known by seamen that nearly seventy-fve | poler! “Gerald ofc. Address, stating full particulars, me wowtan as frst class cook, in hotel oF legal steps to obtain a reversal of the judgment, Appleton vs. Muage' rder affirmed, i +3) ‘mx house, to serve for private tables, thor- ods her business in ali its branches; best i no objection to a short distance in the Tn hig further remarks Mr. Hall referred to the | YoKowaina, freight to be “on measurement taken | Winston and Auother vs. Hast Side Adsociation | POF cebt of the wrecks at sea are causod by defeo- A areca Bs a ‘ANTED—A FIRST OLASS FRENCH FLAT. FUR. last words of the deceased—that he would get the | 1a Japani’ ana Oise prey ete ee 140 tone. | et aL.—Keferee’s report confirmed, _ | Hive compasses, because 1} bas been tmpoasibie, ¥9 Aished, with all the modern improvemne i prisoner in State Prison yet—as indicatiug the The Captain then continues:—'l mado a measure- ne nite ox ti Sess Benen yy onal Bank; | adjust the compass instruments in consequence of pigher, tan, Forty: ait p eek Ana bewween third ena ©) 1UTH AV., CORNER 25TH SILA RESPROTA. aaaee ae asa te neeeReH ATT E ea sei Sabres which | Ment of them myself, and doding 1t 10 exceed that | fuk paperse en ne Vs Deaawell ot ale —Court | the absence oi any. perfectly correct instrument Phas Peeeeear eT ahora nee Tee | Deis pe icncansarpmenee tool) ealerttoam ah he aid very briefly. The prisoner had been fairly | #mount Ideolared to the shippers bejore signing Costelive vs. The Mayor, &c.—Argued and af- | adapted to the purpose. This invention of Cap- kinds of soup, meats, aud is a good spacer good oy tried and ably defended, and at the closean incel- | Pills o} lading iny dissatisfaction and dissent irom | -armed ‘4 tain Coo will necessarily prove of immense valae Arraeang flor) wttnin one hour oF cay aaits @ | eee teetite " their measurement. tperefore claim tobe eno- #4 é our o! Bee ae eet menaraay Sonny cr ceunaae ane | | pitied to reosive trotgnt on, the measurement in MARINE COURT —CHAMBERS. to the navy and merchant service, hiwose ior Flaniag Magbino and Lumber, Address 9 Bethune sti not, w York. 4 2 19 Nomatas’ ook, wodorman ies itoas Pata New , AM 25-100 tons, ‘Lhe certi- By Judge Joachimsen. Captain Cook's « ter” is in- - > by ‘at s “ crime charged im the indictment, ‘The result of | New York, amounting to 61 “e 4 4 laptain Cook’s “compass adjuster’ an in cooking; is @good bread and biscut maker: can make | Hicate of the Captain clearly indicates that his Scbnetder vs. Bickelhaupt; Schutthus vs. Voch.— D—, URNISI y + Bood the trial showed the peril attending the practice | measurement was made alter that ui the shippers, | Motions denied. iP strument hung like a compass on gimbals and ANTE) ‘A COMFORTABLY Fl SUKD HOUSE, | good soups, puddings and pies; good reference from last , Ol carrying pistols, and should be a lesson to all Ne pper Bey th ae agen ax boarding house; location below TiMrty-gecond | emplo such. The statute leit no discretion with the and that his expression of dissatisiaction an Is Baxter vs. Cummings; De Voursney va. Gordon; | mar! ¢ an azimuth compass. 18 cular | street and a! Fourteen street, at between Fourth 3 TOUR BAOK Roma Court, but made State Prison tor life the penalty | S¢Dt {rom thetr measurement was before the bills | Johnston vs. Daly; Snow va. Hetzel.—Motions | plate revolves on its centre and has arim dtted | 8%! Sixth avenues; will take Immediate posession, 265 See es STIRS a ee | ol lading were signed. Why, then, did he sign the ranted. Acaress, stating terms, size of house, &c., A. ite Herald Goan lant, aac who tea pebounc wan meee liis of lading w hich specified the mepaurement tp : Benjamin vs, Frankenstein, Motion denied. Pee ecn at cust ean ne ak Ne feitetavereg Bee : F “4 01 ill Ol lading 18 2 contract; | antrowitz ve, Cohen,—Motion refer: grees. centre of the ular pla: i. qufed'snd removed in custody of an oficer, ohd walle, in 80 10r'as ft partakes of the nature of | Richard 8. Newcombe, pe, beg. ook iid ‘: aie lanation, 1 THE MURRAY-CONNERTON HOMICIDE. | fho‘sbuosee otraua oF mistake, ining apon the ironer; good retereuce. 7 * MULBERRY ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG 18 a raised ring upon which the degrees are | -...~ WANTED es ba HASE, a 26 9 woman us cool illing to ai marked the same as the rm. In the contre of | A PARGE STOCK OF MERCHANDISE IN ORIGINAL | aM3 Ironing: thoroughly understands ner | busine, biection to the country; good reicrence.. ‘ COURT OF GENERAL SESSIONS. this Taised ring 1 f fitted with a gnowon, or Groken packages, fer which will be given ready | © The trial of George W. Marray, indioted tor may- | palvies, , Where We Meta mcred anc, Wie ail ‘feamaay’ Clebepeny eaten: which 1s marked with the degrees of latitude. | mst Nreat serie? Llecinptgnule gall an cr dddress age Q27() WEST STH ST —A RESPECTABLE YOUN er in the first degree for killing John Connerton, | y,owiedge of that fact the Captam voluntarily ‘there 18 @ halt circle inside this raised ring WE, ar ‘Bast Forty-fourth siren Wromun as frst lags cook ; understands all Kin ‘was commenced yesterday afternoon in the Court | signed the bili of lading wherein the measurement Before Judge Sutherland. called dex. An azimutn indicator 1s also of cooking, soups, Kames, dee ry and desserts; three Lt RUG STORE WANTED—CITY OR COUNTRY. AD, | Years’ reierence, ‘om last place, of Oser and Terminer, before Judge Barrett, As | of the shippers was adopted. and the amount of | The trial of Sarah E. Myers, charged with keeping concen niged Ting. ts "used to sest tne | ) (> - M alpmasdoduamalibad mete keen JQ WHST I7rH ST. REAR—A RESPECTABLE the prisoner was oalled to the bar he came up with | tremant, it amounted to. Waiver O! the Captain’s | ® @#orderly Bouse at No. 239 Wooster street last | result given by the adjuster through the gnomon. | Herald oftice. BAD Paeaa pain choking qashinn tenes eat smiling face, a8 though entertaining no fear asto | expressiun of dissatisfaction and dissent. Ic | 8ammer, occupied the whole of yesterday, Anum- | 4 book Ok Wabi cated Le geen for bee: Wo ECOND HAND POWER PRESS WANTED—LOW FOR | housework for a small family; good city referen the final result. He is @ man apparently about | Would be depreciating the character and purpose | ber of witnesses were called by the prosecution, who cae eonneeae Mica cae ie ee Saati Rot tp0 BOAT ertit #00), Newsik, Ka BYO West ATH st—1Wo RESPECTABLE YOUNG Of # bill of lading below its intended value to make | testined that irom what they saw as they passed — “s - sirig (sisters); one as cook, washer and irom thirty years old, wearing & mustache, but nO | 15 of no eff:ct and to give precedence to the prior y Pi ment is placed om deck near tne compass ROHASK—OFFIO the other aschambermald and waitress; good city Whiskers, bis hair sligutly tingea with gray and | uxpression of dissatisiaction and dissent of one of | the premises it was a house of an improper | that is to be adluated, and the gnomon is set jor rANTED TO . PURCHA‘ B RtxTURES, . “ie Partitions, Desks, &c., suitab'e for a banking or in- | erence. with an intelligent expression in his tace. ‘Tne ti no | character. The couvsel for the defendant, Messrs, | the correct latitude he place the vessel 1s in, Circumstances of the bomictde admit of very brict | {Pe eee ne arate i ae ee as sign | fall and Kintzing, admitted shat ine nouse was | The ime ia then taken, aud, looking at the tables, Sos! co pains. wade, WHR Tl} Dar Scalars, #, 3B] RAST Het Sh, BETWEEN 1s? AND 2p AVR Barration, On the night of the 25th of November | sented to bim. fr erroneous he should have cer- | What it was charged to be, but stated that the ac- | the index is set to the’ deurees corresponding to — A respectable woman as good cook, washer and la-t, the prisoner, the deceased and others | recrea it. But having signed it and returned it to | cused did not own or lease it. They called Mr. the latitude and time. ‘ne circular plate 1s then ATED ane HAND Si ON CASES, apour 5 ironer; good clty reference. were drinking together in the saloon of Jobn nh inll Knowle ‘of allthe tacts | Temple, who produced a lease showing that the | moved round until the spadow of t! in falls on py at afd o Given. on the corner of Washington and Onaries | preyshiphers with tt enor aiterward asserting | Douse which Mrs. Myers Was charged with Xeep- | the edge of the: mdex, whicn gtves the true | sreet Botore 'P -M. this day, 331 % Art Sto COOK. Ww ter, daughter ad streets. Mr. Given told them that 1! they insisted | t14¢ if was not true. ‘The Captain is, while in | ine rented to a Mr. Ward. Dox ake em the indicator is fitted to ine = = chambermaid and waitress, clt country; reference. on quarreling aes must Anish Sp thelr Sgbk ny cummand of vessel. the agent for tie vwn The case betas be summed up boots Morning by ge % th the Donat G5. yee cnate es wound in INSTRUCTION. ant wie Tar RISWAEL Wikaxh coe as Be ceer eke: Ane way acer etgjoarned | He represents the ship, and bis act in signing Mr. A. Oakey Hall and Assistant District Attorney the ‘abies and te, ot unig ry K woase tan TADY, | THROU jiLe COMPETENT Gourarenr, 335 BAS A, ib toous Fra aahaebee, Sonn “f | nding Up i will give piano lessons at pupils’ residence: women together; cook, excellent washer Here, as the papers further allege, toe prisoner < Se Ting and gives the “true nort ter: refe' iven. addi 6 sirlick the deceased, Knocking) him down, and im | ed tat he saw ts TOMBS POLICE COURT. negate oR, Saplamea the working of hiss im. | SfoBta dare tieuser's music Store, Sat Bros dtaconee th, tera iy reterences ss “aoe OF mediate! alterwaid, seizing & run; rom | le - — — — ~ Se Rear by, struck the deceased with ita blow on the he eee USC Itoh ee eeeecs soe Belore Judge Kilbreth, peared very mucl struck with ita dimplcisy aud (A. YOUNG MAN WISHES INSTRUOTION IN Ot | QoQ Hast 2ST ST, SECOND FLOOR, BACK head, producing almost iinmediate death, ~Nearly | ‘HC APPlied the log: D CHARG! Maniiold udvantages. Captain McGowan, of the ainung from a professional artist. Address AMA- 32 fo egg I sae Ret two hours Were cousuined in obtaining jury, Air, | Quests Inia measurement in New York was not adhe may | Coast Survey, remarked tnat, in his belief, it was | TUE, box 108 Herald Brooklyn Branch office. oughly uuderstands her Business: meats. sou Charles V. Brooke, the prisoner's counsel, insist- | Sapany ‘Phe charter-party provided jor Japan and On the 17th of December Edward Carroll, accord- | 4 very useiui and valuable invention. Fenton ad, Discnit und pasiry: game or grous JOARDING SCHOOL FOR MISSES | AND CHIL. | ing on submitting cach to asearchiug examina- China measurement by logarithm rod in presence | Mg to bis own contession, gtole from Catherine | trip of a similar kind will soon = made, dren—Healthtul location ; 40 miles from city; home | fess to a boarding house tion as to his fituess lo serve in the case. District im, on board the vexsel. This the Cap- o rsh, at No. 136 Bleecker streat, a blanket valued | t0 ford some experienced nayal officers an op- | comtorts and care: instruction in engi@h branches, | Attorney Phelps, wno conducts tae prosecution, Gia suesin Nave required in Japan belore or roi Yesterday he was held in deiault ‘Of $300 to | Porvunity OF Feohag $e inerics the merits of the “adjuster.” music and ‘ita i SEY MONI, how Canaan, bse’ 403 2TH § ST., TOP C0OR at Rk | GERMAN Opened the case, rectring the facts given above, | at the time of signing the bills of lading. | ghewer at tue Special Sessions. roan FEAL, C99 in an American fainily ; good reterences, giter which the trial wus postponed till this morn | y, would. clearly be an inadmissible test PICKPOCKET. AMERICAN GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. PRRENCH, GERMAN | AND SPANISH LESSO! ea IN fog. to make measurement vp the whari, or while ronversation and mma ins, $20 Der quarter EAST 15TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN AS - ay), re being removed from the vessel to | Detective Dorsey, of the Sixth precinct, caught PA Teuidtnce. Adres Profesor SAL. WONDER. | 403 “horse perfect and understands her vusiness; WINSHIP, THE SALARY BROKER. tne whar!, where the matting and ties in the | s youth named John Sullivan attempting to pick ENTERPRISE AND SCIENCE CHANGING THE GEO- PN. 1,265 Broadway, next to the Herala °praneh is willing and obliging ; Strands of cane which covered and bound the est city or country fete st reference, om dice. ¢ s a 3 3 a Edward Winship, who figured some time ago | | , GRAPHICAL FEATURES OF THE EARTH, —-———- AST I7PH 8T.. SECOND FLOOR, FRONT {BONE me expanded bd: dam; gentleman’s pocket at ‘age fire in Duane street ar al rather conspicuously a3 a @ustom House salary | Chests may Baielyng on ereasiie at tee ihe | and arrested him. Meld swer @t General | The American Geograpaical Society nas been EOE OR wae than to remember tee beets | 47. ou aroders bo obiection to's teatibee hese broker, which terminated in his being placea 1m | joading, A very small expansion of the matting | Session furnished with important mformation about sev- | more than possible ‘ito hig arts worth, hundrvas to | reterence. rey Ludiow Strect Jali, is now anxious to be released | oF o! ihe knot of the cane, over which the FOND OF DRESS. eral national projects, which are itkely to change — Ce aa kat A418 EAS? HTH sta youxe WOMAN 70 G0 from that noted hostelry for judgment deotora, | ‘would, where the ouik of eacn nali chest 18 As Matthew Eders, of No. 491 Ninth avenue, was | the ieatures of geograpily to some extent and EXCHANGE, duane: the allor two cook, agg and froner; best He was brought up yesterday on @ writ of habeas | , Increase considerabiy the cubic cuntents of driving througn Washington street Robert'frainor | which are worthy of notice. One, which has been IANGK_WINE AND BRANDY | TT lohan ———, pus before Judge Barrett, in the Court of Oyer | the Wuole shipment. if the incresse be duo to ; YARTED. 20 ROH oe EAST 19TH ST., BETWEEN AV. A AND IST corp Judge , Te | iow expansion 1b is well settled itis not to aifect sng there Moose jum; aricept reg need successfully carried out—the Suez Canal—has me aie im be! eres “bg Eo oF Se 423 ¥ first floor.—-A respectable Scotch i aa r~4 and Terminer, when @ iong argument ensued on | stole een coats, valued a icer Bowe | vwitnin’ of New oss J. ¥ and Terminer, whs Sofie Lint eerie 4 the measurement m: tthe port of shipment. | Srrestea them, and they were held in cetauitor | Separated entirely the continents of Asia and | witnt iulver, Ne .. good cook: “in an excellent, fine laundress; wil assist e The stipulations of tne charter-party and the bills of lading ap; rlies contained tn the with the washing it required. — him, live for alieged trauds 10 tne salary brekerage Africa, The proposed Isthmus Canal, to open a | — $1,500 each to answer at the General Sessions, | business and one jor contempt of Court tn tne | ‘icit, and there does not communication between the Pacific Ucean and the Warcums, JEWELRY, &C. WEST 4oTlt ST., IN THE STORE.—A OOM Pressed. on Med assand spat) fe nad’ been | discharged | have been uy HEIStAKS OF FISTY-SEVENTH STREET POLICE | Caribnean Sea, will in the samo manner divide HAVE A GOLD HUNTING CASE WatcH IN Seetad wachion Chics Soeivate family has ." | fi insolvency in the Court of Common Pleas, and | 8814 = eee ae caesen IR otra ag COURT. the North and South American continents, But Li GOLD ‘wood city reterence from last Di had also been adjudicated a bankrupt im the | e not entitled ‘to recover an: sdaiuseal tere are projects to effect changes in the territory 34. ¥ WEST 4ST! ST, BETWEEN 9TH AND 0TH ited States District Court. The return set up | be nton the teas {0 question beyond the amount ane illo Ra AR of this Republic scarcely less interesting, tho j ays. one fight up, front room.—A table that the actions upon which the orders of arrest | speniie in the bills of lading. | Before Justice Bixby. local and Not attracting as much attention. Tee “PAYMENTS FOR favaul les branoness FS obfection ton target Wawel ciscnargens ohber ts: the iasarvene eee Robert B, Williams, of No. 49 West Twentieth | of thete may be specially mentioned, because they A Trarairs, Pte gee A pote a FOR | going in the country: seven vents? see ceedings or the adjudications in bankruptcy. THE UNITED STATES COURTS. street, the driver of # grocer’s wagon, was yester- | Sf0 heat B couracron ‘ec wecneee ta BRTHWAIT £)00.%% 168 and 157 Chatham tiroets An 444 Hist zetu TOP FLOOR — « Judge Barrett took the papers, reserving M8 / Moses Chamberlin, Who was recently tried and | day committed in detault of $1,000 ball on a to believe they Will ‘soon be accomy Se ee SEE able woman to cdok, wash andirot. Beet ogy on, meee convicted ona charge of sending scurrilous postal | Charge of stealing irom the apartments of Hugo | 18 the Maryland aud Delaware Ship Canal, to con- Ait: BE SOLD. OVER $0). LOTS PURNITURR, “4 Se No. 576 Third ue, toh, Rect the waters of tne Unesa: bay and ma gtd Parlor Suits, $7: WEST “TH ST.—AS GOOD COOK, WASHB! WHAT CONSTITUTES A CITY OFFICER, | cards through the matts, was yesterday brought up | Schmitz, No, si0 stirs dvende, @ gild watch. chain | Days by tne wuy of the Susiamruy itivel. ‘The cut | 4 Beas eit Sar arpers She, per yard. | Frivaye 44 TET oper had hood bee pacers alee dels In the Court of Common Pleas, Special Term, | for sentence in the United States Circuit Court be> | arrested by OMicer Smith, of the Twenty-first pre- e Ae eet eereeen a Seana Desides: mansion ast 200 a axial Pars ee ie cad ono prey eM See: Pehare Judge Bobikion,, st SoaawM meme tN | Cre, FEEL Peer te geerae) ican | sonia Ne guilt. AREFSRSGFOG: FRO: RIRRNAE 808 | TOmabe | water way, without luoks; for the turd as, Syst $408. tor fier satin Parlor e Salty $1201 Feb relorences, Was had yesterday a3 to who are public officers | series of remarks, in which he partially reviewed —E est vessel It will b@ made through a level coun- 3, Carpets, con: al les, Bou! see EM Fr ST CLA! 1 coun) ete, ste, 96), Spward: Dressing Gases, $40 t | BSG: att WEAR Set ‘Sh. wee Bit Under our local political government, it came the testimony in the case, Judge Benedict sen- COURT CALENDARS-—THIS DAY. try, und there is no rock to be removed. ‘ne aoc ha ‘Extension Table, '& family; und: rat ds Eng! , a rlin to pay a fine of $5,000 and to . course is pointed out by Dature, ag hag beed before » he: Canrt. Im | yAd: JOFE Of WeROtON tir 's Ee ea bold until ¢ne fine 1s oaiae y SUPREME CouURT—CHAMBERS—Held by Jud, shown by avie engineers, for the waters flowing to | $% Eire iP ase dawg $4, Aaa ee hew trial in the case of Saran Nelligan, adminis | In the United States Circuit Court yesterday, be, | Domchue.—Nos. &, @5, G1, 70, 49, 95, 118 114, 123, | she Chesapeake Hay on Ove side und to the Dele | oor tratrix of the estate of ‘Thomas Nelligan, who | fore Judge Kenedict, Michael Gallagher, chatged | 124. 126 187, 141, 163, 185, 104, 107, py | Ware Bay on the otner rise at nearly the same | () r heid the position of engrossing cl f B With smuggling cigars. pleaded guilty, and mas SUPREME COURT—GENERA! an le point. A gentile and sight elevation forms the ig clerk of the Board | guntenced to ix months’ imprisonment, The t! Judges Davis, Brady and Daniels.—No-. eal ts es divide. The large peninsula, 160 miles long irom of Aldermen in 1872, and obtained judgment | of the case of John B. Marti tor smi mn 69, Si, 32, 411, 112 1 hah 145, ih be (g north to south, anu over 65 mils a . : sluded a 46, 189, 190, 101, 193, 104, 1 106, 11 dest part, comprising mo AlDBL the city |; eRe mber | cigarettes was conclude: faded M4 . The id vi 95, 1 wi + CO! P iter; assisyants to the Corporation Counsel, ae: | Was Femanded lor sentence, Gotndes for Fae pri Tl, 161, 26, 96, 97, 08, 46, 67, 91, 106, 108, 110, | ties’ al. ‘Nort id rAmericen cookin ‘Syeara .y_ reference. 4. WEST Aint S74 YOUNG UIRL AS cook, ~ | 464 wavher and ironer in # private tamily ; best cif ference. 7TH AV,—A YOUNG GIRL as COO. WASH. er and ironer; WaT Toe'two wom louse works best city references. Call 1 WEST 2TH St.—TWO RESPECTABLE GER yer, bes stern shore, aud as coun t 516 man Protestant gris: one nq cook, washer and | oner made a motion ior a new trial, mp bu com: . MISPIT GARPETS AND er AS chambermaid and waitrons in @ to pus in evidence ia ihe case (ust Nolngen'ou ue | ,gouncarrolL maveted Fanning ap amine sunt | MB. SL Ge Ur vie_part 2_netd by sugge | init e,tf08,, oF ttle, land ci | QR E AR ST GHteE Tetley! vate trata at ue appointment in June, 1870, took and fea Rone want guilty, othe’ senriaaa aes eeutenged van voren. Cobar—cimourn— Part ‘47% 1018, “ed, O88, | aa ere A J inane. Sees hy eat oa wire cheerabe® 0 ET LOE Te , elghteen mont wonment, % ah ate aaa WEST 28H ST.—A RESPEUTABLE YOUN 5 Te Tehuitie OF TR RO ue po pag Joon Leach, charged with makmg a false 888. 1066, 338, bag 1596, nla a 1a wits uly 1138 | from Baltimore to New York, the Bastern port NE Ne FoRNITURE, NOW STANDING IN THER 53) wes an ax cook, washer and ironer; first class +4 Bion Council, trom. increasing © the San | Baturaligation paper, pleaded guill a was & 112234, 862. art 3—He' ah an, tae | and Europe ts 298 miles, a, d to Pnttadelphia mno tree tk M. aT. ACKPOLE @ 00. K Vesey eaty reference. Call for two days. Ties ot “offlcers’? would Srectude the | Sentenced to pay % fine of $500" and one year’s , Nos, 827, 442, 45, 759, 2077, 1333, O12, 918, O1b, 7 709, | more. No ship caval project A bake oA ob Dah dh 3 ! \ u are, nearly all that p perkiau of coeuis: 2. De more | nue Le fod agreat sacri ‘advances. 1187, 1445, 823, 877, 920, 1063, 11323, 1807, 917, 106s, t gerget bf 2D AV.—A GIRL TO COOK, WASH AND Plaintid irom recovermg for whe increase | MMPrisonMent | itn selling cigars | 867, 031, 106l, 1880, 1525, 045. ef iad pants caietvastece au she age commorci, fa oe ‘Chmta Mattresses Pillows, sing ity Forior | 57 Sn oe housework: best refer. ty fo ary. chatined, be engin or iets to cate | without a license, pleaded guily, and wassen- | RcEBitOR Count AREAL pra ras seein bs be more valuavie 10 tbe Sommbveeicn she Atlantic | - = oe cams | SE 1, 9 0. ba fine of $100 and a! nm} ul judge ig Wicl 08. a seaboard, The other ship canal referred to is that ¥ ‘ all Hut all the ciciky OL the Coumon Counelt Were | fenced to hay & WGP nnd elgg ware MOnEDG | eos, oe ONS, 428, O84, FIC O46; 640, BI,” | CrnCE Gogh a cener saup camel Ferecred ve ta faa MARBLE MANTHTS. ee aye GIRL AB OOOK: ofticera, William ¥. McNamara opposed the mo. | eee re eed States Uirout Court, before Judge | SUPERIOR COURT—GENERAL | TekM—Held by | Ban stuble irom the main land of Massachusetts, | A TOREATLY REDUOKD TAIC! Te tase Mantas, a eae eaeicer ander one iec as | Wailace, the suit brought by the Baroness Uiga | Judges Freedman, Curtis aud Speir.—Nos. 20, 11, 18 @ divtauce of over 100 miles of dangerous An extensive Oh ce avert 623: ‘3D AY, tront.— all its branche: city reterence. a ih Trays and Slate, Work of every description, de Maluta Fralof ag+inst the New York Central 24, 35, 36, 7, 38, 27. marienion by the outside route and of more toan | Ws KHYN SLATE COMPANY, poopie ara acted Witepandeuuy or einai, it tne | 28d Audson River Railroad for the veccrerr of COMMON PLEAS—GBNEBAL Txny—Hold by Judges | sixty miles by the mside route will be saved 10r | Untonsquare. Fourth avenue and sevouteentinst. X Pee on tunel by the Corporation Counsel was | $75,000, the alleged value ot some laces which | Daly, Kobinson and J. F. Duly.—Nos, 0, 139 8, | Vessels passing berWeen the Bastorn porys aad | meen nnn porrect he contended that every person drawing | Were stolen trom her while travelling on that SR ed rat ot, eae fopee oF Sie narie aes Batty, Fauiy Reuse MO ye RL pps ae | 692 8TH, AV. NEAR ATH ST. IN THE & AGA rs “gt . ve | road, still continues. i i—Pars 1— is being directed w 0) it middle-aged woman to cook, wash and iron, a Ar I LL, Abt Aen) ll — Judge Loew.—Nos. 2099, 2106, 1650, 1098, 275, 898, | jor the venails of commerce, President Grant, 1 man erect near tuuriae | and daughter t9 do Teeceeatarenice al Ree ee one Tees eed time cid | SUPREME COURT—CIRCUIT—PART 3, | 2177, 1190, 1154, 3901, ‘124, ‘2330, 2970, "1870, 077. | his Message to Congross, in 1873, relerred eape oa Seer a ‘Feierence. ’, Part 2—Adjourned tor the term, cially to this subject o: connecting the waters of GREAT Bu DUGTION IN. PRICES OF ree 36 oficial responsibilities. “He firther insisted (At | 4 STOCKHOLDEN'S SUIT AND AN IMPORTANT | "Mamie COURT—TtuaL TEuM—PanT 1—Held by | the Interior and Ajong the seavourd. | But whether ' nels: all iinds of iit 863 Te Ae ewes EBON SE Sie. Judge Robinson sail pe would await the decis- LEGAL PRINCIPLE. Judge Alker.—Nos, 1123, 1292, 1293, 917, 918, Lien, government aid forded or not, the demand | or pla Toit aimee? Or tea nitthen te fon ead Oe Werke bon ho Tee Ee GO. ead Mar near | ish. rrenet and German cooking? city and country 1170, 1171, 117M 206, 1565, 1280, 1283, ery 1287. Part | lor cowmercial Tacinties, private enterprise and ioe | erences. van be seen for two day! 2—Held by Judge’ McAdum.—N engineering skill will open Valuable water ways 2206, 1191, 1147, 1162, 1163, 1268, 1 to save time and money Wherever necessary and jon oj the General ‘erm of the Court in @ similar Before Judge Lawrence, case that was to be argued that day. Subse. Frederick L. Mathez brought an action against | quently the same counsel argued the appeai case ‘2 e ical 1 AV., BETWEEN ser | AND SUTH ATAL—A Deiore we General Levm and that Court prompuly | Helarich Neldig for $5,000 a8 a socknolder in the | 227% rain 2063, dal, 2001 oe haustive re ports of the projects will soonsbe STARTS St Dik ant aieeant aabamceb tontomer, | 870 Pitccwire woman as good platn cook; witiiog decided that the clerks of the Common Vouncil | New York Improved Barrel Company, ‘The com- | a2) 2274, 2044, 1049, 1142, | placed at the pation or tne Geographical rices, yg 222 West Twenty-third street, between , to #asist with house work. RE seh! Were not ollicers, | Pany was organized in 1671, but the capital stock | GENERAL SkesIONS—Held by Juage Sutherland,— | Rociety. y id righth avenues. 1st AY. NEAR 01D 81, TOP FLOOR—A QAL Sound dsertan woman to ko out by the day oF DENTISTR . week to cook, wash and iron, or auy other work. Cail br address for two days. SDRE GARVEY" : haries Williams, seionious assault es ‘ ANDREW J. GARVEY'S LAWYERS, | Was never paid. in ist alter Mr. Neidig became | 7h4 battery? same ve. Bridget. Dubn, relonous LIFE INSURANCE CHAMBER, The sult brongut by Messra. Harnett & Flanagan | #St0ckholder, the plaintut loaned to the company | Aypuit aud battery; sume ver James Devitt, elon: m rah are BEAUTIFUL SRT, $5. $8; GUM TEETH, $10; SIN- Apainst Andrew J. Garvey ior $3,192 50, claimed to | *e 84m oF $5,000, and fais impab! sued and re- | ee tT, Measles, in Korrest: | The quarterly meeting of the Chamber of Life A gle, $i i UL SET, 3, Bhi ane gts 1.125 2A%i NEAR sot YOUNG GIRL ' be due them for professional services, was re- | Covered Judgment against s n/a Bay Pletener, grand larceny; same vs. Michael Smita, | Insurance was held yesterday in the Bennett | RUOMS BH dixthoavenuee Established 1&1, “Rewer. | a ee best cig sumed yesterday in the Superior Court, Circuit, | Perurned nusaneied, Mr, Sather Then es ne | Pott larceny, Building, Mr. J. G. Batterson, of Harttord, in the | ber 26% nie fron ectable wirl as @ berg” ag rey _ CLOTHING eater emcee 112 her and irower: good city reference irom het TB. HARRIS NEW ESTABLISHMENT, tare | Inst Place. Broadway, mear Twonty-cianth stceot. ladies in GADALIWAS CA, DEAPRORMEEN WHEN tiemen recelye. the leh for. their UasvomT ~ ABLE WoMa | Renting Apparel, Call or addrem as above. 1,432 as good cook in @ private tamily; good city THIRD AVENUB, BETWEEN | ~~ Part 2, beiore Judge Sedgwick, Toe defendant | Newig as n stockholder, which he dented, and as & | py Pernt ve Gentes We asa Gee chair, A number of reports were received from | =<=======—= Was examined at great length, and, ander excep- Rorense te ened re ‘oneaded td debs ot tee potlbl various committees, the most imporcant being tion by his Sransed be mas sieves . recite oe | oni aotte thes gon be olaet, against pining’ COURT OF APPEALS. P prom sho eoeaeteere on, martality experience. This circumstances of bis Might and sojonrm avroad — civim were debts contracted While defendant was col e reported ¢ when the Ring trials were begun, He told sub- | a scockholder, and that Were tu be paid within © a rorm of carl fo. be used by all Iie I stantially the same story as at his examination in | year. it was conceded that most, if not all, the ALBANY, Jan, 12, 1875, anies, in order vor the Tweed and Hall trials, dectaring that he went | said debts were contacted betore deiendant be- ourt of ality in each yoar. 6 first point to be gi TR. MIN RESPECTABLE BNGLISH WOMAN as away through rear oF assassination, He aumits | came a stockholder, and were not to Fant ot heey td hig fies bea Py the genera! mortality among tnsfred hives: sec- Ala " hata Fwemty fiedt sireats, cathe sie | A. clase cooks is s good manager he igghen the legauty of $92 of the charges, vut denies aed | Within A year, The Court chargod al Tat lend Peais calendar tor the January " © | ond, the mortality by sexes; third, the ity | Sire” X’note by post punetually auendea to by Mr, or | Fescrence from last 8 ‘wely ever having employed te plaiuuds other- | could giiet apy devs Of We Company thai hehad | Court Will convene promptly on Tuesday, the 19tn | by location; foursn, the moreauty by yours of L- | Sura stinta. | Bevaid Uptown Brane