The New York Herald Newspaper, November 28, 1876, Page 8

~ = | Improving the Condition of the Poor, the Deaf and HE COURTS. | Dum Asgtom, the fostitution for the Bind, the mi 7 A ean Moms Mismonory Socety, as also the Board { tédecation, Mire Holbrook died in December. 1874, succerd Ba whieh event action was taken for the coo. Astounding Defence of Ralston, the « © of the will, The ease csme to trial atthe | fore fact it was tainted with fraud in {ts ineeption, both before the Grand Jury and the evil courik Mr. Dev- in, through his couasel, Messrs, Joseph J. Marrin and Timothy C, Cronin, commenced a suit against the eity | to recover the amoont due him, The case was sent be- referee, and resuited in 1870 in a judgment in Bond F asi April Sapr Court, Special Term, betore Judgo | plaiatit’s favor for $400,000, From this judgment on orger. Ton Yorst, There were named ta pleadings some | an appeal was taken to the General ‘Ferm of 2 MW) defender nt shout twenty-five lawyers alto. | the — pi Cae Pisce Fa ut +a ere the covher appeared. The executors of Mr. evn sag | ws ersed on the ground that the act undey, wie 7 + aniat + Done Dames ere grweR below, were represented by Mr. | the cowtract had been nade Was upeonstituttonnl av Importan t Decision in ‘ Porter; the executors of | the be saree pat ui ee From this ae on alhreele Ul. 1) Caan } the plaintit took an appeal to the Court of Appeal Holbrook Wil Case. it George F. Betts and Samuel K. | Viere the act was held to be constitusionaland the co Betts, the beat Dems Acylom by exJodge Fam- | traci assignable, anda judgment rendered reversing that a cher; (he Ged ieetetee by Agetm & Fox; the | of the Common Pleas, General Term, on thos: two ) Socwety OY AGeOn ADDOTL; the Leire | points, but also reversed the original judgment be- T N f os Pian ten To ew by Moet Aneoe Melty, A. ®. Sellivaa and | cause of an error inthe admission of one nem of evi- he Name of Booth’s Theatre to Re- | somcuners” a Geewion was given tm the case yester. | dence. A motion was then made ou behalf of tho city seb W embodied in an + ol fovlvcay, ) oy Judge Van Vers, # main Unchanged. js that for a | itwmeone | wh to have the cause restored to the bh motion was denied at Special decision site | the Gee | many | Special T Piaintil then appealed to the Court ot Appeals, which beld that the order of the General hthe erm Was vot appealabie, aud must, ‘theretore, Wm. C. Barrett as a Finan- te OF Ube @ase, Hays tat a proper position of the | ; ater could be bent ettmmed by first deterumming al Operator. om. 4 questene aficwng ihe whole estate end | ' jp the i b mort of the provons of the . about ehieh “Pte bed aries, & De Coneid- de regard to the diepor: y quemtion ow wee op te hae p ‘ the wul Gaving bee auly exceuied by payment of | Withowt cou iewion | Ctause the testator directed thas \h nase by Clause, the ie; wh, Victory for Jay Gould in Another Black | Friday Suit ded to be sald, © come uf the ex. late was ve be paid to hie «ie, during ber lifeume, by See ee hw exeeators tie Fat COR as the same showed be recerved by (oem. Under thie clause be The trial of the celebrated Tichborne claimant was | hove that the exe » SOPe COUR HUIOE Eruntoes te Fividly recalled tothe minds of thoee present ip the | feori¥e and pay ove newmne Of the estate ; that tye | the case. Ce 1 Oy . torost ia the execute « 1OOR as Lhe c Oyer apd Terminer yestere Dy % ghee ‘ a Oy the ton purperes of the trem urd abd Vermepated with mony in the cave of a prisoner arraigned betory Judge | ioe death of Mra, Holbrowk, aud that the exeeutors Davis, uo yome Charles Ralston alias Welter A, |" Were invested by the wis wiik power Of sale of ali ihe hori Walter A. Stuart, upon one of 100 in, | Pee estate amd that each power could be executed hed before, ie a which th + denk 4 nos sat dictments for bonds, with bigh cheek bone aking The prisoner, a pate and uttering countertert raiiway ced, clean-shavéa man, | a broad, intelligent £ d, with lower jaw drawn | we within three years a vack so tar as to completely hide the under lip, sat be. | Mre bind his coun Air, A, Oukey Hall, District atior. | |B°8 ney Phelps, who prosecuted, with his assistant, Mr George W. Lyon, declared this man to be Charies Rats. | "Pe" ton, a leader in the Roberts-Gleason gang of bondforyers, | who in September, 1872, flooded Wall street with mittions ot dollars of their counterfeit securities, ‘The career of Ralston has been in every respect a remarkable one Born in New Orleans, of American parents, be Grat became a sneak thief, and being obliged to leave that place turned op in Missouri asa horse thief, and alter tbat was known to the police as a most successful aon aweubors deal of al estate pies \ . proorods pay the rimalier speeiied ie bods (hat ibis abao. atape Ube quolty of personany eatjoct @ the 1awe perty, He thee prnerpio © author.ze Hoibroow ual charge them, 4 or. Living enaoanerd these genetel conclusions sod these cencral principles of law he procecds to take Gp those porvions of (he will requinug coneituciun apa cierabation, As to the $90.0 alowed Wo Qvence man, Soou after he went into the “banking” | by will by his Wile he bolts thus Uhie « pasta ij P ibe c } Drolute cit 10 the widow; that 1 was th iness, and many of the most successful robberies | testator im regard vo this sam that the tected in this country were planned by him and ear. power of appormiment of ex- tled out with the aid of conlederates, He, with Rob. wrts.and Gleason, contribated the original capital to | execute the Bank of England forgeries which were utors of Mra Holbrook to carried out by McDonnell and Bidwell, who are now | her bequests. He nest tikes up ibe gifs tothe various "ailesghe gee tea mgs Devevowat and charitable insitutions, With regard to wearing Her Majesty's livery for iife, | ihe bequem to the New York Assoeauen jor Improv In the Wal! street operations o! 1872 Ralston bor- | ing ihe Condition of the Pour, payment of Towed $7,000 from the New York Guarautee aud In- | 1e#a0Y was oljected 40 om the ground ihwt the asades , 104 Was incorporated ab the time of bw re demaity Company and $30,000 from thy National | tectator. simfbar oljections be ie Soa ot. He simbar otjections being raised to the Trust Company upon forged securities and disap- | bequt if to ihe Demilt Dispensary, the Amerieas peared, As’ time ruilied on one utter another of tne | * he New York Sabbath Jorgers was arrested and My IM accordance with utors of Mr, Hotbr i these gifts ana be- ot ‘wet of 1645, ton alone | qu: according te section Ins outside gf the Sta osed tor more (haa obe-quarter of estate, after time that he was mt of the iestaror's debts, they must be us, wd Pinkerton’s detectives w by proper deductions +o as to bring eu lt te g y understood | tgem withia such ope-quarter, cach coutributing money was contributed bY | jy proper rateable proportion ‘to such he ev weace satietie ing the debis of ibe testuor brokers as « reward for his arr AL bali-past tea o'clock on iho night of th | tr dot | over, ousideravon oft at alter dedu Maren lost, Robert Pinkerton, In company with Coun | {he leg sellor Hewett, went down to ihe Jersey City terry | $14,000, logether With (heoue-sixth residuary estate, ty house nnd arr , a8 be stepped from the boat, which the Association jor the Reiiel of the Poor tan who bad rrived trom Phildeiphta and | ys edutled under the sixteoath clause of the will do (ue bar yesteruay as Charies | not emuunt to one-iourih of (he testator’s estate, » Wo gilts to these societion yaid. In respect to the jegacies to the New York | Proiestant Orphan Asylum, the New York Bluad In- suituthe and the Deal aou Duin Lustituvon, amount | tng to 826,000, Ws which is also given one-fourtt of tue | residuary estate, he bods that (he bequests to these societies Were Valid, in (nis connection he discusses at leng(y the power of such corporation to tnke and to | how property under beq is FO us to keep Wiihin the provisians of their charters 10 regard to the amount aud Laat, therero: I for ¢ Surprise of every one, petrated by Ralston in 1 ry elaration that lis ellent is | es wore py he astound not Ralston at atl, but Walter Sheridan, a sneak thiet | peat es hey are entitied 10 possess. Considerable Mr. Phelps then called to identity him Pr nt | space js given to die tue vaiidny of ry , or ihe compary Which suffered the heaviest | the bequest io the ome Mini: him hown a photograph of Ralston, | ary Sacwty, which, im addition lo bev 4 port hich uset to Lang in the house $4,000, is made a one-sixth —remiduary iven ic ee. A large numver of authoritie: e cited and | tie sunject discussed at great length im all /ts bearings. the pho- He reaches the baal conclusiou taat the sociely wpot nt thet | euitied ibe regarded ax the residuary le,atee—a prisoner at tue bar | conclusion that deprives this Rociely, It 1s stated, of : orl | tuily $60,000. In regard to he bequest of $5,000 to ad dealings with Reston, Was not | ye Bourd of Education, to be used ior the purchase SEnOS: We ec the prisoner was Ralston; but, in reply | ot books for the Free Academ the then title of the toa question frow dir, Hall, said (he photograph was | present college of the etty ot New York, he hotds that Wat ut the forger, | d, such Board being authorized, uuder its Mr. Baldwin, paying teller of the Filth to take und to Lold property. Ih Bank, where Ralston kept his a ever, to bo tpvalid the bequest of €25 | the Board ot Trustees of Padlic Schools of the city, holding that ihey are not corporations aud cannot om that adoptedat the pe od preeedin Mr. Ogden said tha bis extensive did not Mr. nt, positiv vant, who nad been rt, from whom the | » prisoner resombled will, except those already idieated, are deciared as valid, would not LOOTH’S THEATRE. A few days since thore was argued at Special Term of tho Court of Common Pleas, before Judge Van 8 Produce Ex- it tie prisoner was Ralston, aph did not resemble the a the abter £ x with whom Ralston boarded for views to 1873 an W Fourteenth his boarder os having been a tlesby | with Booth’s Theatre, At the argument Mr. Luke N. z beard deserptio’ | Lockwood appeared tor Mr, Booth aud Me, Benjamin mn ud the privoner, | Fe Bussell tor Messrs, Jarrett & Palmer, the lessees of situte ty express bis behet that | the theatre. A decisiomwas givon yesterday by Judge | Van Brunt, The tollowing 1s the opin‘on, which we | give in iull owing to she interesting question in- | volved:— | In or about the year 1868 the plaintiff, at the cor- ner of Twenty-third sirect and Sixth avenue, in (he | cuy of New York, built a thewire, which he called D- | + Booth’s Theat Frou February, 180%, 10 the duih | of Jauuary, 187%, the plaintill managed the said tuea- “re and ol a great reputation tor the said theatre under the name of “Bootn’s Theatre.” On the jase nieutioned wate he plant! executed a release to Ju- B. Booth of (ha theatre sn question under Lhe shey were i Verbaps the 2 deny was D tnees to the p m A. Pinkerton Auager of yto the questi that he bad b crime a gentleman at Disteret Sheri epame of | ver, ago, where Gan, but was re er A, Stowurt Inter —he rioiel m Lou A 8) following ucsiznation:—"AlL those certain premises ai Obatles he sitgate on the southerly side of Twenty-ihird ‘aay f? between Pilih aud Sixth avenges, ald kno! and tuen | rk ander the prisoner In the Booth's Leatre, in the city of New York,” On the Toh day of April, 1874, the said Junius Booth assigned ius lease to the defendants, In the mouta o ember Edwin Booth executed a moert- ati he # ent ehur dicssed aud wore course of # heea Hall the wnness Euge the premises are deceribed by mbres and bounds, to which description is added) the words, “being (he remises ,nown as Kooih’s Theatre, in’ the ety of York.” A moruuigo was also given 10 Stave He suid preuises, whieh was forecio-ed, were dation, wie 2piwy 1s services, oliey owt OF Wits HO! iiiam M by direction of tue court, y property Known as Booth’s Theatre’ upeu the lerms and conditions set forth in the said lease to Junius B, Book, excepting Bertain moditication: tained in said ageeement; and ginee the execut) went Upto lhe present hgae the defendants carrying on the theatrh wusiness at said the same on hand bills and represonting e ol the prisoner, cehninals with h, Suadowed hin “Well,” said Mr. £ “It led to bis drops dow uim,” way the ¢ id 1 Jead to anything to everybody (hat was sent ereupon str | he officers, and | of rhe planua tby the use of the name ‘Bovth’s Theatre’ the public will be misled mito believing tuathe ts stil the manager of t theatre and that Whey will be deceived into going to the thea. ) tre he Will be injured thereby, brings this action wo re- strain the defendants from toe use of the name of “Booth’s Theatre." on asked can be granted, ‘The plaintiff bas butit ing and Christened it “booth’s flreatre.” red lor that under that name a reputation Mall expr hoped te shock did nut and in the beard shuy ress. 1 as gor his mouth drawn tway in; The muscles of the | Neaaueaenae Reerens br unustonatty. te selene patent lng thus ereased the value of the promises a epcigea feu i bel Den fetes ee | by that reputation be has mortgaged and seased tained his fixed, idiote stare | diem under the uame he had given sem, shakira pinada pea is uodoubt, from the manner in whicu the premises rs wooring ® 1Ull | are described in the lease to Junius If Booww, that hat in IST8 he | one or the inducements to the lease was the ptiolic © 8 | reputation which Kooth’s fheatre had acquired as a arauee | bisee of pave amusement The defendants have cmiziug O19 | gueeeeded to all these righis, and one of them seems is the u b the plainuif has con- ed these premises. isto be borne im mind there js uo atiempt upon whe part of the de Witham 6. son's pictur Witness’ shop wi and the ol Wat witness had tostiemer. Av chis point the Court adjourned until to-day, wnen | Mr, hall will putin his dele He expeets to piace | dificulty Bpon the stand Mtr. Boxers, trom whom Kalsion bired | fenjamis te eonceal the fuct that they are the lessees tee eee to ure aatwcauet (0 his Kent coun cod thet | Sad managers of this theatre, What, ander these cir- Sor eres yours severe hethaieed, cit eeh it cumstances, does the use of the name, *Booth's The ‘ gentleman is expectod to swear positively that the | ; ind the public? Nowiny . Prisoner te not Kuiston., | atre,"? indicate to the publ 8 nore, 1 im. ine, than that this theatre was built by the plaintit, renee sBOOK. W — | vhat this ts the theatre which be named upon 116 con- THE HOLBROOK WILL CASE. | iAicuon'Booth's Theatre,” aud the place ol amuse. In March, 1852, Bphraim Holbrook, formerly a | tment which bad become Known to the public under . wid 19 City, | + | thasnawe. Tue facws developed in the cuse are tar Prominent merchant, vied ip ¢his city, leaving anes: | from Gringing 1b within the principles laid own im the tale then worth $250,000, comprising eeverai down: | case of Howe vs. Searing (10 How. Pr. K., 14), relied town stores and considerable uptown realestate. In- | upon by the plaintifl as an authority to support bis crease in tho value of real estate since has doubled the | ‘lam in this action, in that case the assignees of Howe conducted the Whole basiness in his nam: a estate. Mr. Holbrook left surviving bim a wie, but | the Court upbeld the injunction upon the ground ‘thas nochtidren, He appointed as bis executors Frederick | {wus against pu J. Betts and Emily U, Betts, He feft his entire estate | | conducted under any oiler uate then that of the actual parties doing 14” It seems to me hint the Jo lis wile for use during ber iife, with privilege to | plaintiff, by his acts, bas wftixed his name to the the dispose of $30,000 by will at her death, giving direc- ed 0 that i} heya aud Canal eg sors bave i Ihe right to call tas buriding “Booth's Theatre, tions that at ber decease the same should be sold and | Fitve‘which he has given tt ‘The motion lor the proceeds distributed to various persone and sev- | junction must be denied, with $16 costs, tral religious and benevolent socieues. The persons | hes de Chiefly interested in the property at present are tne | tHE HACKLEY CONTRAC reeiduary teos ans beirs at law of Mr, Holbrook, | The tong, woarisome and complicated litigation grow. the latter being entitied to a portion of the estate | ing out of what is familar to the public as the Hack- only incase portions of the will are declared invalid, | ley Street Clea Contract, was again up for a fhe heirs ut iaw are the heirs of the | nearing (n Chambers of the Court of Common Judge lets, of the Umted States Dies | Pleas yesterday. Of the original contract Charles brict = Court, The religious and benevolent | Devin became the assignee from Huckley, after Bucietios prinetpally twterested are the Association for | av unsuccessful effort had been made to establish the gage to Oakes Ames upon the theatre, in wiiel mort- | x by which (he delendants were accepted as tenants “oi | suppesing that pluintil still acts there, and that | Tam unable to see how the in. | in thu eleventh | dine | ebb | brow | | are forbidacn =u: ° | take and hold property. Ail the other teatures of the | Brunt, a motion on behall of Edwin Booth for an in- | junction restraining the use of his name im connection | | | | | | | ber u Febra- | policy to allow a business to be | and order granted in aceordance with | ante jrom canes ling a mortga | remain iu force, The Genoral Term then mare its deeree without prejudice to the rmghts of the par- ties, other than the city,'to an order of referene This was the order applied for yesterday on the part of p @, ‘un favor of which argument was made by Mesers, Joseph J. Marrin and Timothy C. Cronin and Corporation Counsel Whituey opposed, — Affidavits 4 | were submitted on the part of plaintif showing the extent of the case as to items; that it required over 200 meetings, and the priuted testimony covered over 2,000 pages. It was conceded on behalf of the ety that the was referrable, bat insisted that owing to the alleg connection with (be obtaining of the contract, it Was moet proper thas a jury should pass upon he reply of paintif’s counsel to this Was (hat the question of iraud was a mere cry; that tho allegatious i relstion thereto bad been thoroughly heard vetore the former reteree, who found against 1; that there Was such an eutire absence of proof sub- ting i, counsel for the city did not even ask fora Quding Upon it; that subsequently new counsel won setaied, aud a most minute series of special find- ings asked for and obtained, but noteven a request Was made Jor @ supplemental fiuding on the quostion of frand, Counsel turther insisted thatthe mouon vhould be decided aceording to the law and preceucnts, apd that decision suould be made in favor of the city as suet, !n conclusion Mr, Whitney agserted that the matier Was within the discretion of the court and tant such dixeretion should be exercised in favor of the city. | Juoge Van Brunt wok the papers, reserving his deci- ston on tbe noon MEMENTO OF WM. C. BARRETT. The peenliar cireumstances under whicn Wm. 0. Narrett exchanged the air of the Metropolis for foreign elmes of necessity, will cause the occasional mention of bis name in litigious proceedings betore the Courts. fudiewm| Acase iu poiwt camo up for trial yesterday before Judge Van Vorst, bolding Supreme Court, specialterm, the suit being one brought by the Merchants’ Bank of Canada against Wm. © Barrett and Degrasse Living- o, IL isseb forth in the complaint, that Livingston deposited with Barrett a ceriitieate for 100 share Adame Express Company stock for x loan of $3,000, that Barrett afterwards took this stock to the play 1'* bank, oODbaned (hereon a loan of $9,000 and de- posited (he swoek as security, Mr. Livingston claimed ihe stock, the Bank having refused to give it up with. out payment of the $2,000 loaned on it. This suit was { to compel asale ol the stock tor the retm- bursetment of (he bank. The detence is that the stuck beloogs to Livingston, ond ‘hat he tendered to Barrett's avorpey at! arture the $3,000 orginally ad- vanced op the stock, Jucge Vau Vorst took the Papers reserving his decision, A BLACK FRIDAY SUIT. Salts growing out of gold speculations on the memorable Binck Friday still continue to hauntthe courts, A suit brought by [sane M. Busstnger against Jay Gould and others to recover $18,000 on account of acies to (he lour societies named, amounting to | the gold purebases alleged to have been made on the day named by the plaintl, pursaant to the defend- ani’ , Was tried yesterday before Judge Donohue. Mainly the testimony was merely a repetition of that given in former similar suits. Some additional interest, however, was given 10 this by the calling of Mr. Jay Gould asa witoess, His testimoay was brit, but explicit. He cuphaueaily dened having given the orders for the purewase of gold, as asleged im the com- plaint that he was indebted in any amount for Suen purposes, The tain wituesses were Mr, Albert Speyers, Hgury M, Smith, Me, iussinger and Mr. Oz- borne Atibe coveiusion of the testimony motion that a verdict be directed tor the defend anted. Mr. A. D. Porter appeared Witliam A. Beach aud Heury Clausen for the defend. amin, . FANCY CAUTION LABELS. The firma of Jacobs & Co, and an association of cigar makers devised a fancy ‘caution’? label to be affixed to boxes Of comestic ¢} their own manulactare, the latest being almost an exact imitation of the revenue stomp preeetibed by the goverumet Under section 8,307 Of the Revised Statutes manufacturers of ety any stamp im the likeness or simintade of that preseribed by law, Twenty thousand cigars in boxes bearing the fancy canuiod label were seized by the government as commg within the provision of this section and suit in the Untied States District Court tor d that the jabeis ps, and were in- tended to deceive the public auder pretenee that they The defeuce contended that tt it to protect the revo- the iabels were not wero imported cigars, the duty of the govern: and aut ine publie, and counterien within the proves Of the statme, Ver- dict was given for the goveru and the defendants e came belere Judge Jouuson, of reult Court, and Was yesterua: |. Sherman, Assistant United States government, aud by Mr The Court took the gued by Roger District Attorne: pingaran lor SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. _ The case of Mrs. Cassolmann, the confidence woman, came up yesterday ia the Supreme Court, Chambers, on a writ of certiorart as 1o her mental responsibility, and was adjourved tli to-morrow. An the case ot Stephen H. Aiden against Selab Cham- derlain for $200,000 commission for negotiating th sale of $6,000,000 in bonds and stocks plaiwull bas filed the bill of particulers ordered by the Court, In the suit of Thomas H. Harding against Jane E. Harding, broaght for divorce, the full tacts of whieh have already been published im the Herat, Chief Jase Nice Curtis yesterday rendered an opinion disinissing the compiaint In the suit of Weble against the Great Southern Rail. road Company there was a lengthy argument tm this case Leflore Judge Lawrence in Supreme Court, Cham- yerterday, Ou ab application mado by the plain. coptinue an injunction restraining the defend. a ut The argument tn the san of Kutus Hat ys. The Directors of the Lake Shore an Jentral Ral iy, whieh was to and others Michigan re been Court, Chambers In the case of against Colivet paid on orange minero Uni ed States Distrie ort tb Red unt pext Friday. an importer. f this city, Arthur, to recover an excess of duiy was tried yesterday in the irt before Judce Wallace. By jury tendered a verdict for terest, currency. piled Siates against a quan! wearing appa chovitz & Russell, and aerzod on tt undervalgation with tnient te do and which bas been on Wal in the United Staces Dis: | trict Court tor two days, tue jury yesterday rendered a verdict tor the defendants, Mike Coourn, the noted pogitiat and proprietor of & | oem, liquor saloon iD Houston street, near Crosby, was ar resied yesterday by a Degay U a ting the Revenue law, by taiiing to pay the sp wor lax prexeribed by the goverument, He was relensed On giving bail in $500 to appear for examantio The emtot the Trenton Banking © ander Dancan was ar Supreme Gourt, Chambers, yesterday. Pla Judgment creaiiors of the banking firm, Tw That certain Coaveyances to Alexander Sheri Dancan, Sherman & Co, should be declared vou, and that they are entitied to Judgment against Alexander Duncan personaly, Apppicalion was made tor the filing of issues for a Jury, and decision was reserved, DECISIONS, SUPRENE COURT—CHAMDERS, , By Judge Lawrence. Palmer vs. Smith, Wiliams ts McComb; Fowler va. Wood, Goriag ve rin; SI Spaviding ve. Mart * Sherman vs. B.amenthal —Motion granted. Bryn ve The Paoli Belt Company. —Expianation re- juired. Wage Vs. Grant. —Decree as sett Frohweu Woyskey 6, aod ee, oH The Mason Manufacturing Company, —Memorandam for counsel. Matter of Chappell. —Report of reteree confrmed, © prayer of tbe Rack vs. petitioner. The importers ana Traders’ National 80, Kotin —Justies Barrett having devied the motion | 140, 180, 168, 106, 157, 169, 164, 1 wh ch the piainti® ROW abks leave io renew this apphi- | 198, 221, 201, 2u8, 24, cation shoud be made to bum, aod the moton will stand over jor that at pons, Jamison ve Pi 2 Faced motion to vacate the Bow submitted seems Sama aud (ke memer, for is ‘Meaney ve. Fisher. —There this case as prayed lor by the +r ve ayrve upon a referee, If they cannot potnt one. Partees may 0 1 will ape Hendtiekaon vs. Hendrickson. —Report ct referee te 2a0t, contirmeda and jaMeut of divurce granied w the precisa of eliid, Matter ot —Kevort contrmed and order jon of fraud iy the apswer ip | jor ihe pianull, and Messrs, Thomas G. Shearman, | argued yesierday bere Juvge Lawrence, in Supreme | ttl for the amount claimed, $999, gold, with | | | } acked | the term. Part d—Hent by J) be @ reference 1a | Dynonue — | ot No 16 First street, Paterson, N. J., of a diamond NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28, 1876—TRIPLE SHEET. granted Olrceting sa’e in accordance with the reveree’s report. ater of McGtll,—What authority is there for mak- ing sn allowance to the special guardiag tor his ser- ment of the referee's tees and other disbu Hopps vs. Hopps.—The motion must be dened an | Brugt—Nos. 20 aod 29. Count er va. Miller, 7 der the authority of the case of Speir—No @ay calendar Rovinscs.—Nee $00, 311, £63, 1125, vices in tnix case? The order provides jor the pay- | 751, Sif, 985, TLL capitation Si Scramon Cocet—Srecuat Taax—Nela wy Judge ares, Teau—Held by Judge Van ‘Tew. —Adjourned for ‘Teaw—Part SUrKEen Hine's Reports, p, 208. Ib 18 denied without leave to teres th rit to aprly for an rder to show cause why | Streeon Cocwr—Tarat Traxe—Parts 1 ana 2.—Ad- an 25, Conxeuice an execution should not issue upon the j) " Joerned tor the term. eae ny Rankin va. Haviand.—The decree ge nie ta dence, 80 ua to correctly describe the premis term, inst. aan, a presensed. I see no reason for granting the ober amendments. Matter ot the Suspension Bridge.—The bill of costs in this case is taxed at the amount reported by the | Ay bo objections to said roport baving been Presented to the Court. * Balheimer vs. Schuyler.—Motion for th meut of a receiver is denied with leave, however, to | Hy repew ou furtber affidavits, Williamson vs. Tyler (3 Keyes, 505), cited by the receivers, sustained his position, and the report of the referee is contirmed. / 7; Matier of Halberstadt.—l am not prepared on a | and ' Thomas Carreher, motion of this character to bold that the act of 1874 18 | vs, Josephme unconditional. Memorandum, Bondy ve Drisler, Jr,—Motion “ cause placed on the specsal Circurt calendar for Frida, December 8. Memorandum. | Morris vs. Porter. edly earned the allowances asked Jor, as such allow: ances exceed in the aggregate five per centon the amount mentioned in the decree, | do not see how I can grant the sums requested. Code, section 309, Laws, 1976, p. 498—matter of Halberstact, 1 will hear the parties on Friday, December 1, Memorandum. Kricke! va, The American Stair Rod Company.— | N. Memorandum for counsel, 4 Hein vs. Kikins and another.—Motion denied, with leave 1o renew on further affidavits if defendant spall be so advised. Memorandum. Hughvs va. Rebino (two actions),—Motion to refer denied, with costs. Memorandum. Schiffer ys. Deitz.—The motion for leave to file sep. | ¥: plemental answer is granted on condition, Memoran- eum, Benedict vs. Newcombe,—Injunction retained antil the cause can be tried. Memorandum. J. Roe vs. Roe.—I think that a counsel tee of $250 and as allowance for alimony, &¢., pending the reference | A, of $250, would be reazonable, Memorandum. R SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Vorst. Betts, executor, &c., and others, vs. Betts, executor, &e., and others—Judgment for plaintiff, will cons | g sirdea and distribution ordered. Opinion. SUPERIOR COURT— SPECIAL TERM. - By Chief Judge Curtis, Beyer ot al, vs. Kester. —Judgmens for plaintiff as to one-half the premises, with costs. Memorandum. Harding vs. Hurding.—Complaint dismissed upon | 4, the metits, with costs. Option, Metscuerling vs. Van Winkle ct al.—Motion to con- tinue the injunction granted, Memorandum. By Judge Spetr. Bamburger va Hibbara.—Métion denied, with $10 conte. Cary vs. Btevens et al.—Order appointing Nathaniel BE. Gouldy receiver. Spring v4, Levy.—Ordered on special cslendar for second Friday of December. Mills ¥s, Gould et al,-—Order cancelling order of the 20th of Noveinber, overruling demurrer, &c. Horton ve. Moore et al.—Report o: referee confirmed and judgment ot foreclosure and sale ordered. Miller vs. Fardon,—Order amending summons and complaint. Platt vs. Bruoks et al —Ordered on general calendar, Alien vs, Allea,—Order of publication of summons, | ® & Dole ct al. vs. The New York Gold Exchange Bank; | vi Walsh et al. vs. Bigler; Ogden ve, Wood; Jackson vs. Wood; Keiley vs. Dusenbury, &c.—Orders granted, COMMON PLEAS—SPECIAL TERM. By Judge Van Brunt. ‘ Booth ys. Jarrett et al.—Appfcation denied. See opinion. Smith, &c., vs. Sulormon.—Motion denied, with $10 No costs. | burglary | 3 ’ Cobb.—The case of Gardiner v8. | burglary; same . . ti counsel | Same ve VA Jacob Inim) and others, burglary; ranted aud the | Part 2—Held by Juage Christopoer Although counsel have undoubt- | burgia orgery Same vs Charles Cameron, {aise pretences; Same vs. John W. Carter, petit larceny, ors.—Argament resumed and concluded, Isiand Ferry Company appellant; J. P. Dav 13, 32, 23, 68. missioners was argued before the Court of Appeals to- day, Charles F. MacLean, counsel for the Pol'ce Board, appearing for the respondents, and Louis J. Grant for tho appeliant, found guilty of mistonduct in having left his pox missed from the force therefor, had appealed to the courts for reinstatement, roit, Mr, Louis J. Grantand Mr. John Fellows had af firmed the decision of the Police Board somewhat tardiiy, Messrs. Davis and Daniels holding that the judgment NORS.—Mrn. a 5 o ly are on Tuesaday, 2800; (ost Invited to attend u y wo o'clock, Dixox. —In Jersey 7, 00 onday,, November aficr a sort . ATKICK Dixos, meget Oo ot Manixk Cornt—Teiat Tenus--Parie 1, 2, Sand 4— ‘ped for the term. T OF GENEKAL Sxestows—Part 1—llehd by Re- 8. Ryan and Thomas Brega, Froude, bar, : the on | oun Dwrer, grand larceny; "same g, the 20ib, at mite o'clock, troim bis Inte. rest arand lareeny; Same ve. Jobn dence, No, 142 9th #t,.themce to St Michacl’s Tetpepesd, eamnain ene sitered'ep tor the bappy repoasral bis aoa ne a % er) 0 repose of | Same va. . Gauiier, ascot : Beret c-06 Monday morning Carniw M., only —The People vs. daughter of W. shepard and M L, Estey Syenre and Tt montbe aes ce Funerai from parents’ residence, 23% Vreeland st., Haug, poremee: 44 4, Sa lly. Edward Leon: Phy -syscnen § ym Bergen, Jorsey City, Tagsday, 23th inst., three o'clock. ‘¥; Some vs, John Haley, grand larce: Coste va Isaac Ro and John 0, grace 3 Feanarn —lo Brookiyn, Novemver 27, Writ. Sai vs. Wiliam B. Covover, forgery ve ouly son of Frances Veitch and Henry Seatiord ry W. Britto ; | Perrar, aged 1 yoor and 23 days, GesxEK, —Lo-t at sea, onthe 19th of October, 1m the Gulf of Calitorn'a, Coxnan GeaNneR, aged 35, sen of tne jJate Abraham Gesner, M, D., and member of the firm of Lucas, Gesner & Co,, of San Francisco, rinky.—On Sunday’ morning, Navember 26, after a ness, Sata F., beloved wile uf the Rev, George Guirer. e Covur oy Oven axp Tet oF ‘oah Davis. —The People vs. Charles pnt Ag COURT OF APPEALS, Aunast, Nov, 27, 1874 To the Court of Appeals, to-day, the following ere argued :— - No. 58. People ex rel. Mulle® vs. Police Commission- friends aro respectiully invited to at on Tuesday, Novemver 28, at two 2 residence of her father, J. O. Hige gins, No, 422 50h st.. without further invitatien, Hammrox —Oo Suuday, November Mars, Enizs Hamittoy, aged 68. ‘The relatives and friends of the family are favited t¢ attend the (aieral, from the residence of her son, Joha; Hamilton, 127 East 31st st., on Tuesday, atone o'clock, Haas.—On Monday, November 27, at four o'clock A M., Uxxrma, beloved wile of Simon Haas, aged 334 years, Funeral on Wednesday, November 29, at ten o'clock A. M., from bor late residence, Nv, 12 Mitchell place (Enst 49th st). No, 59, Macaulay vs. The Mayor, &¢—Argued by A. Reynier tor appellant; Ed. P. Wilder for respon No. 62 Davenport vs. The Mayor, &e. of New York — rgued by Robert H. Strahan for appellant; A. J, eynier for respondent. No. 65. People &c, The New York and Staten Argued by fH, A, Nelson for 8 lor respondent. —Argued by H, M, Rag. No. 43. Miller vs, Brennam. jes tor appellant; C. M. Dacoste tor respondent. Tue members of Ki Lodge Day CaLeNpan FOR Texspay.—Nos, 39, 69, 25, 34, | and A. M.. are pi Bobet yh meen te rites pists wife of Brother Simon Hans, trom No, 12 Michell place (East 49th st.), on Wednesday, November 29, at tea o'clock A. M. ADOLPH ASCHER, Master. Hayes —On morning, ihe 27th inst., Euiza- neti, wite of James Poy a of the family are respect- fully invited to attena the juneral, ‘Goapnen arenes: deuce No. 206 Kim at Wednesday, tho 29th inst, a past nine A.M. Her remaing will be conveyed to St, Natrick's Cathedral, where a solemp high mas of requiem wili be offered ior the repose of her sout; “i tor ipterment. POWERS OF POLICE COMMIS- SIONERS. RGUMENT BEFORE THE COURT OF APPEALS IN THE CASE OF A NEW YORK POLIO SER- GEANT DISMISSED THE FORCE FOR MISCON- puct. [BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.) Aunasy, Nov, 27, 1876. The case of Augustus Miller against the Police Com- ary Ce Hoxeke. —On Sunday vember 26, Gust Hoxens, son of George B, acd lone Huneke, aged months and 17 day itor il Relatives and friends, also United Brothers Lodge, F and A. ,, are respectiuily invited to attend (Tuesday), at two o'clock. Kam. —ln Brookivn, L. L. on Sunday, November ¥ short itness, Eppre Kanu, son of John Low's and Sarab J Kaht, 1n hie 15th year, The tuneral wili take 0 from (ne lence of his parents, No, Li4 Vaciilc st., on Tuesday, November 28, id | at three o'clock P. M. ie isited a liquor saloon while on duty, and being dis Kessa.—On Monday, November 27, Maxcargt Krxe NA, aged 43 years, # native of Moundmelick, Queen’s county, [rejana, A Her reiatnves und [riends are requested to attend tho funeral, trom her tate residence, Neisgn st., South Brookiyn, Wednesday, 29th inst, half-past two o’ciock P.M. H r remains will be taken to tbe Cemo. ery of the Holy Cross, Flatbush, > xvaE.—On Mouday, November 27, 1876, Gascaa a 5 ‘The case 1s of interest to New York people as that of Sergeant of police, Augustus Miller, who bad been “he General Term, composed of Judgés Lawrence, avis and Daniels. beiere whom tho case for the Ser- eant had beeu argued by Mr. Ovkey Hall, Mr. W. C. Bar- costs, to abide the evens. was harsh, though not unjast, while Jpdge Lawrence | Krusx, aged 69 years, 3 months, 7 days, Hightmaa vs. Esseitou.—Motion granted. had declured it tu be positively untenable in law, and | The relatives and friends, aad aiso the mombers of Salomon vs. Moral.—Recital must show every fact to | thence case Waa carried by Mr. Grant tothe Vourt | Amt Vendener Club are respectiully mvited to attend give jurisdiction. of Appei where argument was veard to-ds the funeral on Thur-day, Noveiver 39, at one o'clock, Edwards vs. Edwards.—Divorce granted plaintiff, Lee vs. Clar! Extra aliowance of $50 granted. Henry vs. McCann.—Order signed. ‘Alischui vs. Lowery.—Tke defendant may serve ad- dittonal affidavits as lo service ot notice. Farrell vs. Gilvert.—This order is correct, but it must appear to be an amendment of the order orig- inaily entered, No coste. th In the matter of Sassan.—Dischargo granted, a Matter of Ulman,.—There has not been a sufficient case made out to justily the use of this extrao.dinary. remedy. If the property was irregularly suld a remedy Ritienhouse vs, Sione, &c.—Motion denied. Tho answers, 1! bad, are not so clearly 80 as to entitle the pininii to judgment, Costs to abide event. Staata vs. Bristow & Co.—VPieadings must be handed up. Foes vs, The Reserve Mutual Life Insurance Co.— Order signed. Williamson vs. Williamson.—Judgment must be e1 tered at Special Term, Dickhout vs. Dickhout.—Case can be promptly tried. Motion denied. Jobuson vs. Gottager; Barnes vs, The Mayor, &£o— Motions denied. Lowenbeim vs. Campbell,—See memorandum. Gilman vs 0’ Halloran.—Motion granted.on payment of $10 costs of motion. Reny vs. Buckmaster.—Amended answer must be filed or deemed abandoned, MeKeuny vs. McKenny.—Notice of application for judgment inust be granted. Cockrott vs. Mulier.- Extra allowance. Matter of Davis, &c.—See opinion. Seward vs, The Pullman Palaco Car Companyi—Ca wi al a, | u 7 red for him, claimed that th i . | 29, atl2 o'clock M., for the purpose of attending oneness Hobbard.—Demurrer sustained. Seo | Petey im ‘ihe ‘stow of One Chapies, Wilson, alias | iuberal ol Oar laio aesoetate, James [x Miler. ,, | SNibey.? A caso order, ; IN, See puuee alee! “Nibsy.”” An examination in the enge will Be Held to- | OPder | 40 saute aati nutt Dik Ww % Mcl.roy, doutist, ar pie hmaanitiatht itt ‘ JSTICE 5 Reintives and friends are repect(ully invite USTICE POWERLESS. MARINE COURT— CHAMBERS. By Jaage McAdam. 5 Boker vs. Shaw; Bainoridge vs. Same; Raynor va Same.—Motions to vacate judgments granted and | motions to vacate attachments deuied in part and | granted in part, according to two opinions filed. j irartes vs, Minet & Fargo.—Detault opened on payment of $15 costs within tive days and case ordered | * th Fu that the reversal of the decision ot the Court below would demoratize the whole police efliciency of the city by openimg up a thousand or more cases of the same sort, and a8 detracting directly from the su- premacy of the Police Board in the management ot tem seriously impair being protific in case of restoration of claims for back | wy action is provided. pay. ‘Tne Court took the papers and reserved its decision, Office, yesterday morning arrested a man who gives his namo as James Carson, of Philadelphia, 10 answer a charge ot grand larceny. donee submitted in the case that while Mr, Jacob Rice, of East Filty-second strect, was standing on the rear platiorm ot night, he was pushed ogainst by an unknown party discovered that bis diamond pin, valued at £300, had been stolen, | moraing arrested Carsou, who is known under the belore Justice Bixby at the Washington Place Police Court, yesterday afternoon, Carson was held in $2,000 | bail to uuswer the charge. Counsellor Oliver, who ap- stealing from passengers. He admitted having stolen Mr. MacLean made an extended argument, showing | from ther sidence of her son, 1,392 34 a’ 79th and 80tb sts. Kxonki.—On Monda: Novembor 27, FREDERIC Witniam, son of John F. and Martha Knobel, aged? Years, 3 months aud 23 days, * * The relative: d iriends of the family are respect fully iavited to aitend tue funeral, trom Dis iate rest donee, 211 Nostrand av., near De Kalb av., Brooklyn, on Thursday, at one P. M., without ‘urther notice. Le Movur,—On Sanday, November ADOLPHE Newsox, only son of Adolpne and Mary Frances Le Mouilt, aged 4 years, 26 days. Funvral Tuesday, two P. M, from the residence of nis parents, 340 4tt av. ; thence to Marble Cemetery, 2d st, Loaxax.—On Sunday, 26th inst, Micnag. Loayay, native of Tutlamore, Kings county, ireland, ja the 260b year of his age, The relatives and friends of the family, also those o} his brother Peter, are respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on Wednesday, the 20: inst, from the residence of his sister, Mrs. Joba Farzell, No, 602 West 551h st., at one P.M. November 27, Mary J. » between the police affairs in the city. le cited ho fact that the Governor had on May 17, 1875, vetoed Dill providing for such rebearings ns this case con- plated, wherem ho held that such alaw would disciphine of the force, besides DIAMOND SNATCHING. Detectives Adams and Thompson, of the Central It appeared from the evi- Manoxy.—On Monday, Manosy, of childbirth, Notice of tuveral nereatier. Miter.—On Suaday, November 26, 1876, Jauzs L, Minner, aged 63 vears. a Third avenue car on Sunday ho ‘stepped out ‘of tho cary Mr. Rice at once sons, George S. and James W., are respectiully inviter to ativnd the funeral, Irom the Church of the Divir> Paternity, Rev. E. H. Chapin, D. D., corner 5tn av.’ 451th st.. on Wednesday, 201b imst., aton Pi ‘The tempers of the Firemen’s Bull Somm! requested to meet at the rooms of the Spurt corner 57th st. and 3d hv., on Wednesday, Neve: Acting on injormation received, Detec- ves Adams and Thompson, of the Central Oilice, this jas of “*Myterious Jimmy.” On being arraigned tend his tuneral, on Tuesday morning, at cieven from his late residence, 78 West 46cb/st, Nicvots —Monday, November 27, at three A. M., Eowarp H. Nicuous, Jr, son of Edward) Mary Belle Nichols, aged 12 years. Fonerai from the residence of bis parents, No 41 Fast 19th st., on Tuesday, November 28, at bal:-past ten o'clock A. M. Friends are inviied to attend with Abram Cumming, a colored porter in the employ of o Harlem Railroad Company, was arraigned at the {ty-seventh Street Court, yesterday, on a charge of sealskin sncque from a lady belonging to Krie Jendar of Part 1 for December 7 | county, Pennsyivamia, and pawning 1, together | out turiher notice. OM Gukes ve Gerbolds Dean va, Laddeny Savage vs, | With a diamond pin, a gold pio, & pur of | ° Roor—suddenly, at Hompstead, Te 1, on eden Dey Dock, East Broadway and Battery Railroad Com. | ¢®tFinas and @ gold watch, all of wnich be haa also | November 24 Mes. Hassan Swat, widow of any; Martin vs. Daeur; Gootchins vs, Beats; Schlip- | Stelea from agers by the car of which he had | Root. in the Sth your of hor age. kis Cone vs. Werbausky; Thurston vs, Lowell; Diggles va, | YO€ porter. ere being no possibility of getting the The iriends of the family are invited to attend the Gosteld; Haunt vs. owner of the sacque to come here to prosecute, and | funeral, this day, November 28, at one o’cloc! Epstein; Ramsay Lamp Company vs. Siebrecht; O'Brien ¥s Sume; Cromweil vs, Stok Gebait va. Stebrocht.—Motions granted. Lawrence vs, Hitehcock.—Attachment discharged, Bornes vs, Osborn; Bochm vs. Hobby; Dean vs, ; Whiteman vs. Carrol!.—Defautt Attachment against Sheriff. Complaint dismissed. Cromb e vs, Kathbone,—Answer stricken out. Boebm vs, Hobby.—Attachment ordered. Grossm on vs, Jacobs. —Motion demed. No costs, Kosenthal vs. Russell—Motion granted condition-+ ally. Bix ve, Totans, —Attachment discharged on bond, Taylor vs. Haraux.—Sureties approved. Goldstein, —Comp.otnt dismissed condi- th uh ace vs. Rossa —Motron granted. Leaquereaax vs. Economical Ulow Washing 3: chine Company.—Judgment record amenied Levy va. Wagenman.—Jadgmeut tor pluintit, Leequereanx vs, Economical Clothes Washing Ma- chine Company —John Brice, Jr, appointed receiver, Maclay vs, Salomov.—A. J. Perry appointed re- ceiver. + Wise v3, Solomon.—Demurrer sustained with leave to amend on payment within six days of $20 triui fee of au issue of Carr. Samuels vs. Mandle,—Motion granted, in thi Hanson ve y.—Judgment for defendant. Br itapatries; Hortman vs. Gosehe; Cooper vs Stevens; MeEvily vs. Tho Nati tu Company ; Si Berzun; Lowenstern va. Hartshorn va Hamond; Lepeltier vs, Same, Newberger vs, Sapolpnite ; Hotman vs Greefinorp; Cuswidy ve, 4 vs, Conner; Giliroy vs. Kari; Grosjean vs.’ Pearse, ner As) Abrabam,; Fleming vs. Crosly; Wronkow vs, Capetie.—Orders, Hamond ; Same; Dorttel alin vs. Oaeil; Hail vs. granted. By Judge Goopp. Rosenbaum vs, Bragelmav,—Re adem. en a GENERAL SESSIONS—PAKT 1. Before Recorder Hackett. . Patrick Conners, twenty-six years old, of No, 12 Laight street, was charged with robbing James Uolgan, | ring refused, Seo | in wi ting worth $60, at Central Park, on Oc r 20, by 4 itirom bis finger, The prisoner we acquiitea | dtscbarged, Five minutes alter toat the jury was strack from tbe roll by order of the Court, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART 2. |v Before Judge Sutherland, lo this court, yesterday, Heury Western, alias Kline, | hi for stealing a diamond stad trom William Donnelly, No. 5 Vandam street, was sent to State Prison for three years. Poter Smith and W. Lamer, tor grand | hi ny, Were sotto the State Prison tor one year eacb. Uarrie Clark, tor larceny and receiving | th stolen goods, was sent to State Prison for eighteen months for robbing Mra. BE. I. Montord, of No. 39 West Seventeenth street, of $200, Martin Flynn, charged with ‘and lareeny and receiving stolen goods, Was sent to State Privon for two years, COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY. Sermeme Covar—ci nxne—Held by Judge Law- renee, —Now b22, 124, st, 100, LOZ, Lo4, 175. 176," 191, 194, | 4, 268, 276, 277, 281. | gt SUPKRAE COUR’ 1. Team—Beid by Judge Van Vorsi,--Nos, 606, 62%, Tl, 96, 261. 350, 520, 687. 420, WG, 419, 426, 0, 447, 405, 454, 458, 406, 46%, 407, 408, | 7 472, 478, $08, 507, WD, oi 8: Sorrexe Cocar—Cimoctr—Part 1.—Adjourned tor Barrevt.—Case on, — efforts to discover the owners of the other articles Daving tailed, Judge Utterbourg roluctantly discharged Justice Morgan’s rule, excluding reporters trom day carried into effect at the Tombs Police Court. They no longer hear the proceedings before the magistrate | Sand and are relegated to a corner of the court room where | somo politicnns, however, behind the vench yesierday. To tux Epitox or tae Henap:— goutlemen referred to 18 not the edito Times, »ud I have not had either occa: DISHONEST CLOTHING CLERKS IN Was the proof against him that thé firm ceased his ar- rest. ana Wilham Earl, who are chargea with beiug parti- cipes criminis in the larceny. jail. dy’s saluon, corner of Plymouth: “Biroet and Rajiroad ayonue, Jersey City, on Saturdas | before Justice Keese yesterday, and cailed for drinks, but reius tained followed Keily drew a Kat over the eye and iwice ou the top of the bend, Ketly’s statement, ou the other hand, was toat Ready attacked whole amount 0! him s¢ mitted both Kelly and Reddy aua they were remanded Long island, 'No the chapol at the Evergreen Cemetery. The Ful avenue and Broadway (EK, 1.) cars pase the cemetery. Suansox.—Haxey Jexkome Snaxxos, the oeloved son of Timothy J. and Mary Loutsa Shannon, aged & years and 9 months, ‘The relatives aud friends are respectially myited te attend the funeral, from the residence of his pare 4 10 Wiltevt si, Tuesday, November at two cide SIBEL je accused. EXCLUDING THE PRESS. weir customary facilities of getting news, was yester- —At Larchmont, Westenester coi on , November 26, 1876, Sanam Peaxce, wile of George Sibel, in the 76th year of ber a: they bear nothing and see very littie. Reporters mos, | Funeral services at the Baptist church, Bedford av. how depend eutirely on police officers and prison off. | Near Myrtio av., Brookiyn, Wednesday, 20th Inet, al ciais for information, and the bald allidavits cour. | One 0’c.ock. teously handed thein by one of the clerks. All else 1s Sairu.—On Sunday, November 26, Jom ot a sealed book and Star Chamber Uasiness. Thero were | Buliynabaliy, county tyrone, Ireland,’ aged 90 1 Othe tassel Sit dil pl his late residence, e funeral wri e place from his late 582 10ttffay., on Tuesday, Novemver'2s, at o'clock P.M. The friends ot the family are respecttully tn viled to attend, STUREN. A CORRECTION, Wasuiscrox, D. C., Nov. 25, 1876. ‘The friends and ces are invited to attend ber funeral, from her late residence, ‘ju0 Divison av Bronkiyn, B Dey Tuesday, November 28, at balt past one P. M. ‘Tinestox.—On Saturday, November 25, Mra Com Sia Tiesto, in the 78Ub year of her Please permit me to correct the statement published nt your issue of the 23d inst, that Mr. Noah, editor of je Sunday Times, had applied for a divoree, The of the Sunday ion OF desire to stitute amy such proceedings. Very truly youra, JACOB J. NOAH, Editor Noah’s Sunday Times, The funeral will take place {rom ber residence, oar 133 West 15th st., this (Tuesday) morning, at tos v'clovk. tor inierment. the remains will be taken to }, Conn., ‘The train leaves Grand Central depo Ww = On Sunday, November 26, Mra Mant NEWaRK. big ven * Tet nd iriend: u are respect! Ballentine & Colyer, Broad street clothicrs, Newark, | invited to titond the funeral servic, in the rt 4 have tnissed clothing trom time to time lately valued | first strect Methodist Episcopal church, between 2d aud y ayer on Wednesday, November 29, at one o'clock “County Armagh and Belfast. (Ireland) papers please copy. Pe rretis Brooklyn, on Monday, November 27, of diphtheria, James STILLWELL, youngest son of Hoary J. and Fannie fwarts, aged 2 years and 10 montha, Funeral on Wedocsday, November Vaxoexnorr.—At Astoria, L. 1, on aged 46 years » at the Church ot the Redee: allatabout $750 The last person they suspected as William Augusten, a clerk; put yesterday such ‘They also cansed the arrest of George Hears Ail three are now in THE KNIFE IN JERSEY CITY. The parties implicated ia the stabbing allray in Red- o'clock PM. Wat.er.-—On Saturday, November 25, Mary B Water, aged 41 years, § Relatives and trionds are reapectfaliy invited te attend the lauersl, at ber late residence, 77 Chriatophes ight, were brought ddy testified that ered the saloon poy jor all be ob- his jriens, Reddy grasped oul, And in the scuilie whieh nd stabbed Ready once vomas Kelly, a “iongstorema: (Tneaday), at one P.M, AN pueamonia, on November 27, D. Haxnr, son of Louis aud Josefa Witjen, aged 3 years, 3 moutha and 1 days. The tuneral will take place from the restd of bis parents, 21 Hast 87th at, on Wednesday morning, No vember 29, at nine o'clock, Waxpet.—At Irvington, on the Hudson, November 25, Joun D. WENDEL, aged 76 years. Panerai services on ‘Tuesday, 28th inst, at his late Peek hg pout hall-past eleven special train tor himseli and im and tried to pat ht! im with an nm because he could pot pay Lim the tye hquor vill. Reduy jompea over he bar, threw Kelly acro-8 a barrol and iben strue< verai blows with a ejub, Justice Kvese com- for further examiatton. trom Gri ‘tral Depot, Carriages wiil be in wait SS 4 ‘WITH. —At his residence, at Hoosick Falls, N. ¥., 00 > N " Thursday, November 23, Hon. Marsuau. F, Winter, MARRIAGES AND DRATHS, | tansgiy: Movember ah ek asset yt wars Tecan ut rereaa ing, November 26, R. Wi ANG. —OR Sur morn over MARRIED. Wiyg, in the 49th year of pi hy fy rae Buckese—Harns.—On day, November 14, 1876, Kelutives and Iriends are invited to attend the fune- LIAM H. BuckoRE, to of vk Haves, of Brooklyn, By Kersdoho.N. walleher, 3 lease copy. promer 5. Evwann Dr. E. N. Borter, Rev. 4 to Neu ral services, at hie late residence, 231 Wost 11th st., on jan Francisco, Wednesday, November 29, at two o’clock, Interm at Woodlawn Cemetery on Thursday, r ing Woov.—ON Saturday, the 25th inst, Harry ton of puepben A. Wool fs austin jatives and friends are respectfully invi 5 tend tue funeral, at the tealdente ot na Ab Wha Chark—Hacouro: jon chareh, New MEPHERY CLARK tO Movue and H PRiow—A1.1¥%, Mr. John Spragde, No. 187 Raymond go Oe. tw Ee Cw 217, reg ist y ie il Le ys to Faxsin ke Dy i, both of this city. Tuesday, ite 25th inst, at oaed'cinox ne ot ideo, 108%, 3017, 114%) 1. 108, 30, Yabo, 3683, 1683) elaishilipl Wonttaaxs.—On Sunday, Novemver 25, 1m York, inet, vege, oat, se, Ital, 191 Gacsiekt $98, . DIED Pa, oo WOouLTMANS, (aged 25, of Cassebruch amt, jeathe, " ‘ ¥ , Hanover, , PY 7 * 1) avums.—On Sat tday evening, Novomber 25, Tisim Telatives and friends, and also the members of rH ee aes Tene—Hela y_sudges a. daughter of Henry V, Allion, in the 22d yeur of her pe Bureka Amie ine are ipviicd to attend the basfora.—. trom ¥ . : juneral, from W esday) alters Ueusrel exleader—Nes 1b, Wits, 10, 174 Tiaclusiva, Funoral will tako placo on Wednesday morning, at | nooo, hounded te ee tuperal, Irom (he residence, No 34 Rector st., this day itelatives and irieuds of thie tamily and those of bit ?