The New York Herald Newspaper, February 1, 1877, Page 11

NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1977—TRIPLE SHEET. 1 -FEMALES. _ Leet, contingent uy the ces! x Ms . Breen appeared aintif? | to and among the holders of the com, the ! felonious assault and battery; Same vs. James Gleason, SITUATIONS WANTE! THE ( OT R | Ss gee eH gel Ag eet hl aN Ae sont ae pines pater si Raed coeaattod wht Blonter ihe cowbeny' in con- | flosions snsuult sud batisly; Seme varsebe Bole, | =r ma gg le uinghaia should be displaced the Court should | *°! ndpnntactnehoipteesie oe ft formity with tho retoree’s report. Judge Van liocaen | felonious assault and battery ; Same vs. Wiliam Parker, 1 GROVE ST, IN REAM, ROOM 5.-A RELIABLE order Colonel Leet to pay him a suitapie sum for | OWned 4 planing mill in this eity, and that ag such firm gresiel the motion, aud yesterday remitted ¢ burglary: Same va, Jummes Murray, burglary i ave ve 10! competent itt to cook, wash and tron; elty oF coum te, entered into a contract with pluintilf, and that the con- | made some timo ago. He orders the Superi win Ie, burglary; Same ve. James Kelly and | try: good reference, Wheat a; fr igconnmet cuncoea Sc” Dawa ara | tt mus Murphy curtwia ou hn ote | feu 6 ple lar et oa | aa ie tanks ae inet | [ QeirTUE JOM tA RRP TaN WOM i she other; tha ourt of Cor on the i glary ; Sa r' ook ne 4 mm + Itights of Railroad Stockholders to Ex | ices Genrtandbe ovata an gto conudete | Parhsnd Zone cau tne cu tty Margret ann; | a2 occ uurt a auiriecec eed to se pobe? | Carore pana “rseny Sons e'éotmnas:Bowmi, | atte Ssttons = mnsns tnt, trans bem ‘4 yeutiemau,” acortificate | is to Indicate :hat the defendants did not ows i holders as their rigt determi grand larceny; Same vs. Mare Roba dia which no doubt will be inter that they held themselves out as the owners. It w: je oir rights may determine, peny ; ye v8, Mark Rubmozer, - |g IRERNWICH ST. amine Transfer Books. Equitable lnlo Arsurance Society of the Castad stares | stated further that atter this sult was coi Ex-Alderman Mouhoimor is still pressing his suit | ceny; dame va Henry Mitchell, grand Jarceny; Same | D4 iki hs wet Gustav vs. Edward Sullivan, grand larceny; > Abbotts, false pretences; Same v Lit laren view of the delicate de menced, Cain discovered from an examination of | against the city, as asmignee of ex-Shenf O'Brien. The a bige ys a Ba ye mg Gonatialt tates Murphy shat neither he nor Carpenter owued the con- | Case cuine up yesterday in Supreme Court, Chamber: Mr. Devan submitted in opposition’ to tho | cern, but that the firm of Horpoy « penter was | O84 motion by piaintif’s counsel for 4 roferem motion, disclose. Mr. West ollered on the | composed of Maury Elizabeth Murphy wife of | try the issues, The claim is tor disbursements, ser- A NICE YOUNG MAN. | part ‘or Colonel “Lect to ‘socure to Mr, | Murphy, and | ucinda Carpenter, the wife ot Carpenter, nd Klatutory foes lor summouing juries, COn- * | Cunningham bis contingent compensation in any man- | heir respective husbands acting for them as superin= of prisoners, &e., duri © yours 1868, 1860 ner which the Court might deem proper, but siated | teudents “These gentlemen evidently think,” said d 1870, when O'lrien was Shere, and the sum that Colonel Leet was very emphatic in his desire to | Plainull’s counsel, “that there ig no use in having a | Claimed is $285,000, which, with the interest from have nothing turther to do with his previous legal ad- wife ualess she can be turned into some practical.ac- | 1871, amounts to $240,000, Curporation Couneil Miller Legal Gropings to Get at the Bottom of the | visors, the Court gave a strong intimation to Me, | Count” Ho asked that under tho sircumstances an | Opposed the motion, on tho ground that the fees being 36 est ate Sr. GROCERY STORE. —X YOUNG DO worman us first class cook in # restaurant or first clase pris. dlsaederly bouse; bonrding house ; eity reference. Violation of Excise law; 40 eet 30 Sh ko and William Patterson, assault and battery, -U good cook, washer and ironer, BROOKLYN CITY prcistons, | ABubtinis“coou hn exselens waa Dall kinds of cooking; an exeeilent washer and loner; By Ju Rood referenes. i f 44TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL Aa 40 Ww Danan lesa ames teas bac. order should be granted to discontinue the suit, #0 that | xed by staiuto all the plaiutill had to du was to prove!’ Henry Ochs vs, Mevdeil Lovy.—Judgment for the | (sdvood cook’ underviands aii Kinds of tauaily baking; Teapot Mystery. Agreement between Colonel Lect. aad Me. Cooateabers | the wives way Le prececded against, Mossra Horn | the number ho was entitled to und the jury could | plaintiff ag directed mm the decision on die Vest city reterene ¢ by demanding. pay meut fur services to date at the same | & Stern appeared for defendauts, and claimed that Seaily multiply one by the other, The Court reserved Amos Powell vs. Sarah E. Dutton. NG GIRL decisi Motion for new 6 4 CHARLES ¥ con- | the defendants never hold themselves forth as to cook, was! Call for two time that he also demanded to be secured for hi trial denied, ith $10 costs, , owners, and that the plaintiM could have discovered raced Patrick Bergen vs. Michael McManus.—Motion for | days. 1 Taake the papers 20 eto acute Donohue, | vist tho wives were the owners beloro the action Was DECISIONS, how trial denied, with $10 costs. = WEST Til ST, (SECOND WELL). —A RESPECT MONOPOLIES BOLDLY OSTRACISED “i pt commenced. Judge Donohue took the papers, reserv- SUPREME coUnT-—cHAMBERS, Emily Margaret Dillon vs, Hugh McManus —Com- | That glrl as first class cook: no objection to assist with THE TEAPOLT MYSTERY. ing decision, aS sasak Sama pluint dismised, without costs, Senet five years’ city reference from her last em Having read the exclusive story published in yestor- | MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. | in the moter of Brook avenue, Hecker aud other SUED FOR LIBEL. QQM SE AND BOUrEV ATED —TWo DNA day's Henan intimating the existeuce of some dread Surrogate Calvin having found, upon entering on the | ¥* Heckor and others; in the matter of Brook avenue 7 Uas cook, washer and ironer; the other as chambermald t fn the matt Duyvil Naviza: | An action has boen begun agaist the Brooklyn Dail d waitross; best ference. Call tor two d B.S TOWerING) MATE OMBR TMVO | os sor saluvensilig tess, the fact of which rajeve~| auiles: ot! bls clfee, chav’ the ascousie ia itarwartoes | it omrneealiing pe omreees IAT PE pe “ dy 4 Nic ee Ee a seh nad by Thonias Nolan, ati te St STA WOMAN LARS Towering Stocks. nation carries with it, of course, the idea of eaten- | branchos woro considerably ia arrears nnd in great | Fackuor; in thie matter of tho Sbaior Farm Oil Com: | jee’ for'¢10.000 dasaeres for alleged Mek ee | LOA ca aie ior ditant a kitties maids ieee sive swindling 10 palming off good for nothing teas for | confusion, bas procured them to be written up to sho | PAby.— ranted. collout ou ea, Narra mbes fresh importations of the genuine articic, there will. | present time and vouched by the papers, orders, sel 2 sere re svelte fee 7 cgurT OF APPEALS, 106.4 During the last term of tho Supreme Court, Cham. | 20 doubt, be a general watchiuiness on the part of tea | decr ud Other documents on dle in his office, and Green.--Or ler granted, a Atay . 31, 187%. i(\(). WEST “nT BECOND FLOOR, BACK bers, an application was made botore Judge Lawrence | drinkers of tho proceedings pending in court, promis- | PY. the various trust tnd bank jnslitusiong, having | thie ie aia iommoraudame of Backus; | No, 186, Van Sehaick vs. ‘The ra Insurance | LOQoomra seutig woman as cook; is om axoeiiont for a mandamus to compel William H. Vanderbilt and | 10g a likelihood of solving this strange mystery. AS | on und. Ho has, to the end of clfecting tho desired | South ve, Guyat—Motion granted, Memorandum, | CQmPany. Argument resumed aud coucluded, | DARARS process CRS Somaey others, directors und ollicers of the Lake Shore Rail- | already stated, the litigation hag grown out of the dis. | resulis. from the order, addressed a lettr to | | Earle vs. lyrne; Tobor va Mot —Motions denied, | «voit Fe i udunaien tice hie oesonten: 114 Wess Sou st Hi CTABLE PROTE i 158. N road Compuny, to furmsh a list, ar facilities for ob- | Solution of the partnership between John Ollindorf | Se Commissioners of Accounts requesting them to Memorandums, No. Marcus vs. the St Louis Mutual Lile Iu- | ing; beat « mi exurmine the accounts of the vilice aud report thereon Doll va. Inuess,—-Motion granted on payment of $10 — “ 7 . ~ fhe: 5. taining a list, of all the stockbolders of the company, | and Kdward W. Wilson, th eo v ud rep s pay: surance Company, Argued by B. F, Mudgets for ap- WENT 31D 8 ALM WOMAN AS first legal steps | at their earliest convenience. ‘This 18 a move in the | costs, 4 es . pellant: submitted for respondent, l 4 ooo ‘ at in wael od ei The proceeding was instituted by Mr, Rufus Hatch and | KM being application for = receiver Of | right direction and much neoded, and when completed | Downs vs Browne.—Motior denied, with costs, Ee et A acd nahin tod 1 eood family cook; would avslst in wanhinis: good city the partnership company and tho — granting me BA Maas var Canawece: ad wi i " a number of ather stockbolders with a viow to procuro | of a” temporary Injuncon restraining § Wilsun | Jratoby workune order oe the tate Nees a dum, “Uuger—Motion denied, with costs Mom: i e., Brovkiyn streets the names of their vo-stockholders, so that proper stops | {rom continuing the business of the copartnership | ‘phe following rule was made yesterday by Surrogate | Iu tho matter of Wolsh.—Application denied. and for appellant, Douglas Campbeil or respondent bt be taken in thelr ni t 1 | The matter of interest refers mainly:to the itmnation | Calvin in relation to ihe order of practice to be ob- | Basch vs. Busch.—1 um pot sutisfed with tho evi- Soe eecitag Beata Reined ko enee a uke and pastry mig ame co, Compe! | contained in Mr, Ollindort’s complaint of some dark | served by the legal practitioncrs in lis coart:—"It is | dence. 1 mast deny the application, su 1G, | Hotael vs. Barber, Argued by George F. | city or country; Koud referene & removal of the present management and a | seeret tor recoloring and relining teas, ‘he motion to | hereby ordered that all orders entered inthe Surro- | Core va. Ford and othera—-Motion to confirm report Peer big defendant, J. J. Lamerell for plaintiff, - yEST 2 77 Chango m tho administration of the uifairs | contiaue Prag loncal te peta paciourEee Airbed gale's Court of the County of New York shall stato tho’| granted. Memorsndum. me rewind si 4 , Kk hame of tne attorney oF proctor upon whose motion untoou ve. Clapp.—Platntif should bave the of the company, ‘This chango, it was alleged othe | juazo J, F. Daly for the sppointments of | ‘receiver. Raid orders eve tander kan Sua aly ophsemenawerimnae: webaan dara sgked OR, bs part of the plaintifis, would put an end to the existing | Mr, Ollindorfis represented by Mr, Elihu Ruot; Mr. Bam- | gied should bear the Indorsemont of such attorney.” By Judge Lawrence. er 1, 187 ruinous policy in regard to freiglits and fares, put sev- | burger, the alleged original holdor of the tea refuing. Plummer vs. Belden.--I am of the opinion that the ° eral millions of dollars into the treasury of the com. | Sete Vy Ae Sinan Sior, and Mr. Wilson by Geveral’! DE FACTO AND DE JURE OFFICERS, | motion to vacato tho order of arrest should bo denied. | Ty YS HAY Passed. er, Argued by § 1 RST six an excellent baker derstunds milk wnd butter; con CALENDAR, Tho following is the day calordar for Toursday, Feb- Nos. 164, 191, 162, 181, 73, 142, 122 and WU STA PIRSTOLASS RESPECTANLE Der vok in w private family; hest city reference, LOT, Est 2OT ot eING 8 4 Lyoung wor: E “BLUE GLASS. no objection to * boarding houses best It does not appear to bea forced construction of the pany, and bring about a regular payment of dividends. | stuted that if an adjournment should be asked for aud ‘The Court of Appeals has just decided a case of some | complaint Neola that the cause of action Hated for two days. ‘The answering aflidavits rot only contradicted those of | the matters in controversy remain pending it would | ji ortance to city and county office-holders. Michael | therein 1s for the evil sustained by the deceit prac- | To Tux Eprror oy tHe Mynarp 124. plaintiffs ag to facts, but set up us mutter of law that Peete eee etay Urscad ed for a moditication of | olan was assistant olerk of the Sixth District Court, | Héedby the detendant Belden acting in his own be- | Much has been said of iato about the post breeding | eles or contr half and also on behalf of his alleged copartners, The : - they were compelied to submit their vooks to tho im- | fondants irom communicating this socret of trade to | On January 1, 1873, one Keating, who hud been ap- ation in See ntoe Hear Tete Fito, | nares oare Mould: not th be: well. for antag ohaueipries! fe ae Rr hl spection of stockholders only fora certain number of | *8Y person whatever or from being permitted pointed to the place by Judge Lane, took possession | Promissory uotw does not appear to bo stated as a dis- | Cipal Imes to (it their windows with blue glass, They | ii Tidrossy nu as Lead aA Bae eg Fads ipn | 2 Cyn bid days before the regular annual election, which would | ‘2 Set up the game ta any answer or other * dha clon and exsthded’ Delde, Si ti pal {not and suvstantive causo of action, It was evidently | could, by so doing, not ouly heat their ears by this | py, : not be reached for some time The questions of | Pleading. In support of this’ application ho cited | of the office and excluded Dolan. 9 expiration | dosigned by the pleader to show the history and proge | artilicial process (see General Piensonton’s book), but law were urgued ut grent longtn by Mr. Henry 8, Ben- | ‘be Well known cage of tho Archbishop of Canterbury, | of fourteen months Keating was ousted by jndgment | ross of the alleged fraud of tho defendants, and sbould | restore to health our invalided travelling community. Vd hett and Messrs, Sewell and Vauderpoel tor the | embracing legal questions of similur character. “Mr. | of tue Supreme Court, adjudging that Judge Laue had | not be made at this stago of the action after trial hax | Vassengers would th iy endure the long ride platnuify and by Mr. William Mt, Evarts and associates | Root, on bebalt of Mr. Ollindort, suid thut his chent | no power to make the appointment, and that Dolan | been had and verdict rendered, Motion denied, with | from the upper pi ty for the health giving | °* 1, BAGK ROOM — k, Washer and lrone Sv, (PRESENT EMPLOYER'S). — for the defendants, Juuge Lawrence rendered his | bad bo intention of divulging any secret and thal was law.uily entitled to tho office during the | costs, qualities of the “white and blue glass light’ thrown | 7% WEst decision yesterday, outta himseit exclusively to | ‘he cuntrary, he was adverse w Mr. Wilson's suit and | period, Keating had drawn from tho city To the matter of Hatch vs. fhe Farmers’ Loan and | upon their backs, and for this great boon would proter 130 wanes 90 the questions of law involved in the cuse, As the caso | “!d not intend to deny the justice of Mr. Bamburger’s | treasury cleven months’ salary, three months’ | Trust Company and others,—Motion for a mandamus | the surface roads to rapid transit, A Lint to the wise, ud Boch 2 9 fs an important one to railroad corporations und | °#tm. Goneral Roger A. Pryor claimed that the Court | salary “ remaining unpaid. Dolag then brought | denied, with $10 costs. Opinion. &e. AIO TRANSIT. 131 WEST 19TH ST, TOP FLOOR, BACK ROOM. owners of railroad stock the opimon of Jadge Law- | Y#d no powev vo deprive the defendant of making any | this ‘action to recover the whole lourwen months? Watson va. The Harlem and New York Navigation i le AY sing women 69. ood ¢ APS pw washer aud rence is given tn full: , delence necessary to the weil being of bis cause. salary, He recovered the three months’ unpaid salary, | Company.—Motion to continue injunction 18 granted, roner: private family preferred; city reference, ‘The conclusions ut which I Have arrived in this ease | ., After some further discussion tho proceeding under | Unt was deleated as to the other eleven, The Court of | with costs, Opinion, maibd LB 3 NE8t, 2TH Stina PROTEST ANT WOMAN AS are as toliows the original injunction wag adjourned unul to-morrow, | Appeuls has sustained this ruling, thus affirming the By Judge Donobue. [From the Pittsburg Commercial, Jan, 30.] OOgood plain cook; city or country; reter First—That the Lake Shore and Michigan Southern | ‘He !njunetion in the meantime being moditied as re- | proposition that payment of salary to a de facto officer | In tho matter of Grahain.—Must bo reforred. » 20 Railway Company, having been mecrsiorated In this | quested, but without prejudice to any application the | protects tho city from any claim’ by a de jure oflicer, | Sperber vs. Sperber.--Uudertaking approved, A special despatch from Parker, last evening, says:~ | 139, State under the Consolidation act, 18 tu be regarded as | defendant might see tit to make. the latter’s only remedy being against the person WhO | gtitz vs. Green; Shook vs. Keyser; in the matter of | A very remarkable accident occu elty rote ‘a domestic corporation. An eluborato argument followed in the suit of Ollin- | has excluded him from the office, Mr. N. J. Waters | Morris; Firth vs. Strauss ana others. —Orders granted, | about a mile trom Petrolia, between eleven and twelve "i WEST 10TH SECA RESPEOTABLE WoMAN Second—The gct of 1842 relied upon by the retator’s | ert against Wilson, w is brought for the appoint- | ‘bury uppeared for Dolun and D. J, Dean, Assistant Krahe ve Dailey; Irwin vs. Inman; Murtha vg, | o'clock last night, at the houre of Robert Patton, The L400 ae private family; no objection to # board- counsel does not therctore apply to this case. ment of 4 receiver and an accounting. General Pryor | Corporation Counsel, for the city, Murtha et al ; Robiis vs. Bernnard,—Granted, Rey. Mr. Decker, who was boarding at the house, came | inz house; best city referent EST SOPH ST.—A RESPECTABL ok wnd wilt assist with the wushin »» Third—1 do uot understand that the provisions of | Ted a lenghty affidavit by Ollindors, yotting up among Schuliofl vs. Gill. —1 wish to Bee couasel, down stairs and asked Mrs. Patton, who was in the section 1, of title 4, of chapter 18, of part1of the | Ober things that the so-called secret of trade was no i TAL Rothenvurg vs. Smith.—Memorandum. sitting room with her husband, to give bim some oil Revised Statutes, deprive the Court of the power to | Soret aball; that the process of renovating teus had | SHUTTING OUT AIR AND LIGHT. | Priediein vs. Kreigor et al.—Order resettled. for his German student's lamp. Mrs. Matton tork a jamp in her hand, and was going down into the grant a mandamus ut the instance of a stockholder to | been kuown and practised in primitive times and was | mo Equitable Lite Insurance people have interposed QUPREME COURT, cIRcUIT—PaRT 3, GeIME WHat AC RATHING exrlOKiGn oeearred. ankows ORT, CIRC . a ¢ explosion occurred, throwing Compel the exhibition of the transier books at other | Much In YoRUe amon! the Chinese, and that tho pro- E cook, washer and fri e astrong legal protest against allowing to remain two times than during the thirty, days previous | S¢88 is explained and commented upon in numerous ‘ By Judgo Donohue, the Iaay down, tearing up the floors and to" an election, Re ve proper Pcaie tite Horas Sia IRE Pegsel aaa y Bokecleyedines Tapas! stacks in the rear of the wing of their building, These | "The Norwalk Iron Works vs, Waring Rock Drill Com- Vurating out the énds and side of the house, while “2 WEST BOTH BT, SECOND FLOOR—A Court could grant auch & mapdargus ab ty | cyclopadia,” “Tea Districts of China and India” and | stacks, Which ure 130 feet high, itis claimed, are portly | pany.—Settled. Moses, Pation Bod Decker fell Carough Hes cal Nar. 14 Drover Oy cidh 4s acts enat bus MT aL Re: aonidbe cleak ene, payne Iris Kor tlutined in this | Balls Account uf Manulucturing Tea,’ The further | built omland belonging to the company and partly on SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS, of the scalp four by six inches, denuding but not fr ‘Seanee ‘ pee ea cuse that there isto be an election within th.rty days, | &Fument of this motion will be resumed to-day. land belonging to Johu Schermerhory andothera, The By Judge Barrett. turing the skull, aud also seriously injuring her spine. | | 4.0), 8) Ra ph dp Bs od Bi ed and the case is not therefore within the provisions of or ae main objection to the stacks, however, is the fact that Equitable Life Insurance Company vs, Schermer. | She 1s badly burned on the face, neck, hanas, arms Soarding bonse. > SRE OR: 10: PRD ERERDLe the Revised Statutes just referr:d to, CIVIL TO CRIMINAL. they are built close up to the two rows of windows on | horn.—Motion must be denied, with $10 costs, Memo- Li pi afhpttydes! ee Ise ntionaie Mat talutios WIS Cee of gurth— An examination of the pupers read in favor | On May 14, 1874, two lots with houses thercon, situ. | te Fear of tn wine Saoaius Shde opt ihe ale ang ligne. i dipad Sud teal Wabte G08 abies apd whv Muir Bornes bon Lb Qs cacy wil nasisi at waste bb and fn oprosivion tothe motion must nk convince ‘tad in’ Has tenesond simak 10 Ein ot 4 balonk It is clamed that the butiding of them was through SUPREME COURT, cIRCUIT—PaRT 2, Bis head Mt) Patton e'tose seriously Injured ine | dection $0 the country? quod referonce. Avy impartial mind that there is uo exigency existing | 4 Ly De ect, ig city, an longing | motives of malice and extortion, and thatthey are of OB viet ali) chy iy 5 ey | = oe ieee toate sire alll ltt mati Whieh Is for the granting of the writ applied for in | to Louis J, Vanderweile, were advertised forsale under | no utility to the owners except as a malicious annoy- By Judge Barrett. were speeaily rescued from the cellar. Much excite- 151 if Loy FE —A COLORED WOMAN AS ase, ‘ihe charges of mismanagement on the part | 9 yooreg of forectosure, With a hope of saving the | #uCe. Ybe complaint inthis regard is drawn with a Driscoll vs. The Mayor. &c.—I think there was sum- | ment prevailed, the impression bemg abroad tnat a | 4t74 good good reference, of the present Board of Directors, or some of them, if J forcible feeling of evident exasperation, and on account | clent evidence to justity the subraission to the jury of | nitro-glycerine explosion had occurred. The cause of are very lumly met and denied by the respondents’ aili- | property Vanderweile applied to his friend, Luwrenco | of jt the stock owners are asked to pay $20,000 us dam- | the question whether the hole was the cause of tho | the accident was natural gas escaping from @ well for- davits und the reduction of the througn sreight and | J, Callanap, und agreed with him, he says, to purchase | ages to tho insuracce company. A motion was made | fall; also as to whether there was contributing negli- | Mmerly used by the family, aud located about four or pesscoaey riieennae the division of such rates sectn to the property and bold it tor his benoft for thirty days | Vetore Judge Barrett to strike out portions of the Co On all the fucts, aud the Inference to be drawn | five feet from the cellar. © thoroughly justified by the facts and circumstances property 4 'y days | complaint, and particularly those portions oharging | therefrow. The motion for a new trial must be denied, sages ihe Lend gilda aay eset there- | for a cousideration of $1,000. Callanan purchased the | matice and extortion. Judge Barrett yesterday refused | with costa, teen Nesp ed entire’ char, be ‘ure, J'ai not prepared to concede that the power of this | property for $15,000, and within six duys thereafter | tv grant such motion, holding that the charge is proper shine ap ITYy puget tb sche Tens : fo he ¢ Court to issue 4 mandamus to compel the exibition | fygk title iu kis wa name. At tne expiration | under tho rulings of Chitty im regard. to contriviag SUPREME COURT—SPECIAL TERM, Witte Pirie Witpthoutacs soa prite to DRE tek te J57 MEST, RTH SEAN ENGLISH PROTENTANE of the transter books can only be exercised during the | of the thirty days agreed upon Callauan reiused .o | and wrongfully and unjustly intending to injure,” By Judge Barrott, Herala oMeo. #) 6 woman as first cluss cook; understands cooking in all period of thirty days prior to an election, Ido not | rotranster the property unless he was paid $3,000, In- ein Duryea vs. Ackerman; Slevin vs. bats NY lard ANTED TO ~PUROIIANROA AF watanD ep Srasenent sannllee baker; no objection to the country, think tat the case made by the relator calls tor the | stead of $1,000. Suit was then brought by Vanderwello SUMMARY OF LAW CASES, Ya. Angerino; Phelan vs, Larkin et al; Bernhard vs, | \ANTH si of BOER SRORRD | ge ranting of the writ, ‘Tho caso referred to bythe re- | in equity to compel Cailanan to recouvey the property i MeCarthy.—Opinions. ition fock snd fireproof, Address 15 2 Ww tor’s counsel, Speigny by ei vhicty hon Sutherland, | on payment of ‘tc 000. On the trial the defendant In the suit of Merrick Plummer and Isaac M. Corts weet 3 en and others.—Judgment for the Ons was a cage 10 Which the relator desired to examine the | gought to avoid responsibility on the ground that the | agamst kK. P. Belden and others Judge Lawrence yes. | Plaintiff, with costs. rs Yo et YVR RQ Hooks for the purpose of cauvassing for th election, | agrevinent with the piaintif, uot being im Writing, | tease geniga the motion to acute the order of arcest, | ,Devile W Shacuon.—I desire a copy of the stenog- | Wanted TO HUY-A SuCOND HAND HuALTH | ] 6¢ and it appears from the report thut tho election was to | was void unger the stutute of frauds, but it was v raph notes 1b th:s case, Addvess HEALTH. box 108 Herald office. game take place within eight or nine days subsequent to the | held by the Court that defendant was the trus- James McGuinness has finally come off the victor in By Judge Van Vorst, te TATED ODL MINEREVE GARG BOUGHT RICH. | ees city or country; vest city reference. Seen two application, There was therefore an oxigeucy existing | (ee of plaintiif. in the latter, and that the | pig long contested suit against tho city for $850, the | Uhl, ko va, Scharnberg and ottiers; Uni, &e. va. | WANTED —OLD PRESERVE CANS ROUGUT: HIGH. | dnys ih in that case. The corporation whose treasurer was pro- | giatute of frauds did not apply. ‘The property was | bi 1 ‘ue ibes Millhouser and others.—Judgment for plainuf Opin- | prookiyn, sj i 170 EAST MPH BT.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN ceeded aguinst was a foreign corporation, and therelator, | aecurdingly. ordered to be reconveyed on payment of | Value of bis horse, which way lost by backing over a | jong, are — ns cook, washer und ironer, oF to do chaimberwork 41st —AMERICAN WOMAN AS jo washing; oF to go out by the cook ; Bo objectios { ST.—A WOMAN AS FIRST OLANS all kinds of family ganking. Gaels of 4 \ COLORED WOMAN Addr under the act of 1812, was absolutely evtitied tocxainme | $16,000, When the foregoing suit Was commenced the | pier into th2 East River. Judge Lawrence yesterday By Judge Lawrence. ANTED—TWO SIITT IN DR. HALLS CHURC and waiting: good elty reference. Yhe books at all reasonavie times, Furthermore, if | piuutitf applied tor an mjunchon to restrain tho de- | gaye judgment for the plaintifl Vunderhoef va. ‘Tucker.—Memorandum for counsel. V bayer yt itiainenimete te ot D3 aEAST, G80 SEAS EXCELLENT COOK, UN. the corporation had been a domestic corporation, as | fendant trom coaveying away the property pending the A 4 McGuinness vs. The Mayor, &c.—Opinion. ierstands cooking in all its branches; best esty refer- the election was tu take pice within thirty days, the | doterminution of the sult, and for this purpose gave | Niue cases of burglary and grand larcony wero dis- Boroheimer et al vs Wills, &c—The motion for | YY ANTED-BA KI Rute atte ne ne Oreck. hua enc ale nnd 0 } mast be . J Fetator, under the provisions of the Revised Statutes | y pond, in which he swore he was a freeholder and | posed of yesterday by Julge Gildersteevo and Assist- | Judgmentis donied, with $10 costa Memorandum, t ¥ Ot, HAST Gad Sh UN THE 81 herein vetore mentioned, would have been eutitied to DOL BBC AMpHAGAG, | Shen. Ubleated 10, th ee ee ee | BUG « hor and the inspection which he prayed for. There iz, thero- baie heats jl carga ioapisitate aod shatgen, | She District Attorney Rolling | They did not, however, SUPERIOR COURT—SPECIAL TELM, ae rae ev washer and iron fore, nothing in that case which militates against views | Vanderweile with having committed perjury in swear- | P0ssess avy special features of interest. By Judge Speir, EAST SOT ST.—A RESPECTABLE WOMAN esr Of The People ex ree Ricnthond wal be oat ing that he was worin $2,000. Examination was haden William H, Bundy claims $10,000 damages from Jobn rf Revenbury. vs, Bion 80 oO! @ People ex rel. Richmor 3% The Pactiic | this complaint belore Justice Flammer, aud Vander- i “Rp: ave an ullowance ol in this case, $6.5 Mail Steamabip Company, relerred to by the relator’s | woile was louorably discharged. Ho tlereupon took | Delaney, growing oat of the sale of the “Excelsior | 7s cnotki va. Gumther.—Three per cent allowance on bhava counsel, is inost clearly distinguished from the present | hig turn in commencing an action again, and brought a | Hay Carrier and Lifter.” The suit was brought In this | amount claimed. This renowned musi ce tase, In that cuse the charter of the company pro- | suit ngainst Callanan for malicious prosecution, laying | county and a motion was made yesterday tochauge tho | Connor ve. Gottberg.—Amendmente settled. On 206.8 good plain cook, washer and ironer; first clase Hyler.—The dotendant’s counsel may | NYEW YORK reference, NSERVATORY OF MUSIC; New York U Lath at., se 207 EST 13TH ST.—A RESPECTABLE YOUNG day and evening. GU) ¢ Provesiant German girl to do plain cooking and tro sof three, $10; of two, $15 per tern Ivate $30. | ing ina small private respectable American family. Ci chool open day ‘al denial, aud this ; : ; umn. | : ? - . Urengurer OF clerk | wrireh, Yook should “at all | uigation between the parties, ts on the ealeadar of tho Charles L. Halberstadt, tho lawyer committed to Jail |“ ‘Thorb va Griswold et al—Tho plaintiff’ must have | order: must bo ZU Bucsh and Senebin pitvane testy ech ate tie aso ‘open fo Lan OF tik atime nak sténenélaens or Pte Court of Common Blogs 9p ial on Monday next. Mr. | for contempt of court, was yesterday discharged by Jocgnien Kei gtd the Raat yicbapeaer Satth : immediately, 17 © s ti D. M. Porter 18 on the bills to appear for the piaintit! reach of tho mortgage or ui je furthor order o FANTED—TEACHER TO LESSONS ON | © i; suid corporation at the office or prinetpal | and Mr, Frank Byrne lor the defendant, Tndge Donohoe, The dinates Was rOR-ApROMAL.OF BIS 1 icky rt, with costs. \ pianotorte in exchunge tor table Board. Apply at 2 QO Baer errs cook weaid assist with the Ae nd place of buginess of saint corpuration.”” The ts sickness, and inability, therefore, to comply with the K , &e., v8. Dusenbury.—I have carefully exam- | Vurick st, iroumg; no objection to boarding house; reference. * rned Justiée who delivered the cpinion of tue N EMMA MINE EXPLOSION. order of the Court, ined the pois presented by the counsel for the piain- | — ——- pineln mod ing Hones | Serenata. Court in that case relers to the provisions of the Ke- A . Mr. W. %. Morton, referee in the case of the volun- | tiffs on bis reargument of the case relating to proceed. AWE OR Eg dgclede cB go = Vised Statutes before mentioned and comes to the con- | ‘The trial of the case of the Em:na Silver MiningCom- | tary dissolution of the Harlem aud Spuyten Duyvil | ings under Stilwell act, and can seo no reason for Lanta tame oot Wence’ SAH) SONSEt = Ree aoe clusion that the vook which that relator desired to Navigation Company, submitted yesterday his reports | changing the views herctolore expressed, The motion examine was such, book us the stature gave hima | Pa@Y against Trenor W. Park and others was con- | (i) Juige Donohue. fe reports $10.240 in his hands | frat bodenied, with costs, bi right to inspect. Itdoes not appear trom the report | tinued yesterday. Professor William E. Blake was | for distribution to tho holders ot the 1,000 shares of the Laughton ot al. va. Perkins —Order modified so that the washing; th nee trom inst GIVE LE! YOUNG aa “INSTRUCTION, OLLEGE —CADY,” WILLSON Union sauare. Only $40 for thre Evenings, $30, o1E EAST 50TH ST.—A YOUNG GIRL, IN A PRI- vate family, us good cook, washer and irone of the case whether the application was mado within | ayain on the stand testitying us to bis examinations | Company, Leing $10 33 per share, tho costs abidy tho event ot the action, Noche Raita etter oe ona | Sas eumbigware’ raterenee Srom leet pi thirty days previous to an election or for that particu- | (¢ the Emma mine, elucidating bis testimony b In the suit ot George J. Luxton against tho Howo Bernheimer vs, Loorven.—Ordor for further bill of | PAINE, 62 Bowery; up town, 284 8th ay, 913: OK IN ALL lar purpose an examination or inspection of the book 3 » s y by achine Company, &® motion was ‘recently made to | particulars. Ge WANRINGEOR FER ¥ Obi rts; first class baker; was desired, but it will be observed that under tho | means of a model representing a vertical section | reduce the amount required curity for costs. |” Daly va, French, et al—Order of reference to John stitute, 17ist st, and King's Bridge AN + ae charter of the company the right of the re-| o¢ the mine At the closo of his direct | Judged. FP. Daly yesterday rendered a decision reduc- | y, 8, Lewis, City. diy i Gaseicn, oeean feb, lutor to inspect the book at all reasonable | oxamination he was closely cross-examined | Ing the amount from $750 to $500. ‘ By Judge Sanford, for college or business. V. PROVESE, Prive times was absolute, This would ulone entitle the | py Mr, Chittenden, with frequent promptings by Mr. Charles A. Eaton and William V, King Felator to the writ of mandamus, T have not been Te- | ee et eae eee een ed In briet that he was | brokers, Nicholas Malrazi, as they allege, ferred to any such opinion in the charter or act or cer- | appointed Professor of the Chair ot Mineralogy, Mo- | them to purchase on his account $00 bales of cotton, Dugan vs. Callaghan.—Judgment for plainti® for | GpreciiwN sli DEU’ amount claimed. Stiemes ‘guxranteed to converse ( ri 4 sesame :. an in t . | 6 BAST 207 AS FIRST CLASS COOK IN A ranch. ities, taal 21 Tonvae family or boarding house; understands all Addi DeUTSCH, ierald Upto Braneh tifleate of incorporation of the Lake Shore Railway | tanuray und Miniug in the College ot Culitornis, and | the price of which has not been paid. A movion to COMMON PLEAS—CHAMBERS, peters cae rate Uptown Branet ofiee._ finds of desserts; no objection to short distance in tho Com pany as was contained in that of the Pacitic Mail | from this he derived bis title. 1u making his survey | Make the compiaint more specitic was yesterday de- By Judge J. F. Daly. DANCING ACADEMIES. country. i Steamship Company, nor did I understand that it was, | ot the mine be found that it was practically exbausted, | nied Wy Judge J. F. Daly. Bradhurst vs. Lewis.—Tbis motion may st DODWORTIVS DANCING SCHOOL 217 BAS claimed upon the argument that such a provision ex- | At one stago of the examination Mr. Blake became cx. In the suit brought by Herman Unl, receiver of tho | yntil February 28, 1877, 10 1d to No. GS1 Sth av., now open for the reception | 1 é woman it ‘The motion tor a mandamus must therefore be | ged on being asked by Mr. Chittenden if he had not | Uptown German Savings Bank, against Betts Mill- pending in the Court of Appeals. ‘or particulars send for cireular, ences. iS denied, with costs. compiuined to Mr. Park of an extract from nis report | bauser, which was for a foreclosure of a $10,000 mort- Euston vs. Malavage,—Motion denied. Seo opinion. Besos _ a? 8 QOD Wisk ABL Tho plaintilfs have already announced their intention | peing used in the prospectus of the company and if ho | 848e, Judge Van Vorst yesterday decided thut the de- Andrews ve, Farley and anotber.—Motion granted \CING ACADEMY, MPTO PVA hw jroner in # small family; to appeal from the above decision, so that the matter | hau not accepted $1,000 asa balm for his wounded | lendant’s claim that the mortgage had been reduced | yniess plaiutil bring cause to trial in February term. A. atta . StUY t and 9th sts. ; private lessous auy | y retere ast employe is likely to occupy the attention of tho courts for | jeeungs. Hu tudiguanuy answered ©No,” and said | $5,000 was substantiated, and judgment was ordered | — Luxton va. Howe Machine Company.—Security ro- | hour; & alte It x Bt iT ioTH OT LA REAPECTADLE, WOMAN some time to come. that such a question Was un outrage to him. ‘The trial | #ccordingly. duced to $500, Seo opinion. BRNANDO’ ANC ACADEMIE: od cook, washer aud ironer; no objection to 7 " . will be resumed to-day, OF thirteen suits brought againgt the Lake Shore By Judge Van Hoosen, corner 3d ay.—Kecoption Thursdays; c ii nie Ws best elty reference from last place. Can MIRROR HELD UP TO NATURE. eee and Michigan Soatbern Kallroad Company. the patiie- Masters vs, ‘Tho Equitable Lite Insurance Com. | ing. tor circular address private uckdomy, 97 Kast Guth | be sven lor two day i ulars of which have been published inthe Hera.p, | pany.—Order resettled, st. Private lessons any hor ¥ wawistance, 5 5 - Edward Croft, it may be remembered, was convicted REWARD OF MERIT. eteven have been tried and two remain to be tried | nship va. Torrey.—Ordor signed, ee —<———= bt ill a few days ago of uttering a check for $462, to which A littie official breeze has sprung up disturbing the | Judge Barrett, who bas tried all tho suits, granted, PROPOSALS, th xirly good Iwundresses and compete: ho had forged the name of Mrs. M. E. Dows, one of the | quiet of the community of Pelhamvillc, in West yeaterday, ite be rately an, see ae Depwahe by arte Wha 3 ty oF country 1 . s: . | Jobn 8. Prouty, the ground of the adjournment being sy Jadge McAdam, “7TH SiL—-AS PLAIN COOK? GOOD depositors of the Second National Bank, During the | chester county, sald community as yot failing to prop | 16 aysence of one counsel in Washington and sick- Babbitt vs, Peters; Widacki vs. Germania Fire In- f ironer; good city renee, ee trial the prisoner, who has a good address, tolda | erly understand the cause of the disturbance or on | ness of another. 4 surance Company.—Opinions filed. plausiblo story as to how he came in possession of the | which side of tho opposing and disquicting clements | _{n the Injunction suit of Augustin Daly against Sam- | Schwartz ys, Belmont.—Motion for judgment denied, f 7 uel French and another to restrain the publication of ts to defendant, to abid js check, with the additional statement that he hadan | the merits of ¢he case rest. Charles Merritt was a play entitied “Lemons,” the facts of which bave Wiis ceasecemcas abide event, but caso or. uncle in the British Parliament. The cause of his | deputy postmaster of tho village under Postmaster | been heretofore pubhshed in the Hgnatp, Judge Jackson vs. Sheplerd,—Attachment against person FAST 20TU GIRL AS GOOD cook and to do coarse washing, best city reference, ABLE GIRL AS PLAT ner; no objection to w private 32, Ye, OF ln carte; hand Di furnished Kooms to transient or permanent partic coming to this country was, he sald, domestic | William H. Sparks, he being ulso tickot agent of the Pca eres Boks Nalini EDM oe i ee granted, (10 Apts N.S. 1) a teres libera. Wik Gee GivtW ELD iin * é ; aes enhovier, je gave wn orde Gilbert vs. Spito.—See jadgment pers. a mn nn = | 936 Weer ms iN troubles, In order to test‘his veracity the man from | New York and New Haven Rallroad station at that | or reference to Mr. J. ¥. B. Lewis to tuke the allidavits Archer va. Tevet —lgnessntint Jere non ex- sO. ." 2Q3Gcoox washer and troner or to do housework; small lace, A few days since Sparks discharged Merritt, as Neue! whom he received the check was, at the suggestion of the latter claims, through no deiner of his, direct of Adoiph Neuendorif and one Heubeuer, ha Rollins, taken from ah Tombs, where | jny Dita at the sumo time, to deliver up the prop- @ owas confined on another charge, and | erty belonging to the Post Oilico then in bis | ywenty-third siroet, trom William V. Karl Bei 01 ; taken to. court. Croft indentified this person, and, | cuirge. A portion of the property ollicially held by | in arrears in rent Mr. Kari has brought suit for ie a Pere eaecear sane unlink frour dil the surroundings It would appear the prisoner | Merritt he at once surrendered to Sparks and asked | rycoyory, She says that through neglect of attending |‘ Liebish’ v4. Harlt,—Dutondant discharged under toid a truthful story, Assistant District Attorney Role | Mat 4 receipt be given him therefor, The receipt was | ty ino plumbing, as promised, several of the inmates | yourteon Day act. lins, however, entertained a different impression, and, | Telused on the Lire that other property, consisting | werg just year taken til with typhoid fever and the Dallas vs, Schneider. —Security for costs ordered. inthe course of a Vigorous address, submitted that, | Of 198 postal cards belouging to the Post Ollice, was still | jonse vacated, She says, turther, that the leaso has Buckinerer vs, Davis; Bock va, Spawn; Gray vs. although tho prisoner's story was plausible, thero was | Tetwined. Merritt relased turiher concessions till bis | boen gancelled by mutual consent, Judge Donobue | Keily.—Detaults noted. Pigeews evidence of his guilt, The jury, after considerabie littie compromise bill was accepted. Sparks, however, sent the matter belore a reterec, Merritt vs. Keleher,—Complaint dismissed, deliberation, found the prisoner’ guilty, He was re | Was obdurate, and from this utile spark the explosion |“ Horuco Audrews lias brought a sult against Corne- | Ditteuhoeler vs, Macgregor.—Reterred to Le A. Post private lumily: best eity ret nee. MATH STA PROTE and ironers goo d re! ST.—A YOUNG GIRL TO COOK, todo general housework; city oF cusat.’?* Motion denic dirs. Mary J, Cogswell took a lease for three years, | ~ swilt va. Crossman at $5,000 a year, of the furnished house No, 26 West | Rekhard va, Bohen without costs, ‘axation affirmed. amp; Wild vs, Butterworth; £0 DISTILLERTES— Syn Et, Sole tuporter, 110 | 2360 237 wash 520 WE tb TA | OC) WAST 268 fudorsed by aitiong. | GOW seca plait wmeuts now offered; GIRL AS TD PABLES TN prior. 7x8 Heo COT OF SEUOND HAND 1 uuisl Lo new, at vei H.W. COLLENDE NDAKD "6 wi best ironing; city re and Table: | aT Aas sie manded for sentence, and inquirics were immediately | Wich so moved the whole neighborhood aud brought | jiny Puriey to recover on Lis official bond while a Cit By J | Til & CO., 40 Vesey st. = | OAR LW 2OPil STAN AMERIUAN WOMAN AS wot on foot by Mr. Rolling ag to lis autecedents, 1, | te wage Jhte the Warten Bea 6 Jone ove Aree, Merritt | Marshal, ‘There was a motion recently made to iis. Hunt Woodvates Dion: ser bet trial granted, | “4 UCTION—FOUR Pits? GLAss GnIVFITINS NEW | 24-6pinin cook, good Washer and ironer; best city refer- Was ascertained that the prisoner had been sent to | Was arrested on x charge of embezziemont and brought | misy the action unless tho plaintifl file seeurity for | costs to abide event, . evel Tables at austion, GO Chambers sb,, 49 11 o'alook | oe y the Kings County Penitentiary by Judge Benedict | UP yesterday before Commissioner Osborn, An ex- | Cosi, Judge J i ‘ i Daly yesterday granted the motion om in October, 1874, under the name of Edwards tor break. | amination was demanded and the accused was dis- | yniess tho case 18 brought to trial in the February sE ing open letter boxes, and that while he was confined | eharged on furnishing bail 1 $500 for his appearance. | (ory), “Sa GENERAL SESSIONS—-PART 2 ‘LOOK, FRONT girl as cook and Ianndress; 1s este: 247 WATCH EWELRY, &C nod fa ss laundress; ts neat, tidy and im that institution he mado the acqauintance of the bam Mrs, Catharine MeCarthy, who owned the hou: Betore Judge Sutheriand, * KP, NEAT HROADWAV.CHONEY | @ y reference. via maw who, ms cay he rats bes given hima the STEAMBOAT MONOPOLIES. 232 Kast Hoy: IEA Seats Oren een to inne @ the HIGHWAY RounEny, amsde Winion teat ar ae | 952 Fast Sha rama ot sae check, Who it Was discovered Was the notorious forger, , ev with Seigel Bernard tor No. 328 : Tickets bought 0 ida, Watohes, eo, ¢) ored woman as cook; best city reference. Call for ob’ Cassidy,” alias Thomas, alias Watson, who | Some time since on application of James N, Watson | fe, Ntiicr “Whon they came to exchange tities | Patrick McGowan was arraigned atthe bar by As- | Fisiseccersss sn MEN Of Plamonds bitmap 2 days. ee sols i. escaped from an offiver of the Court of General Sessions | @ temporary injunction was granted restraining the | Mrs, McCarthy refused to do so, claiming that false | gistaut District Attorney Horring charged with having | “4 NY ONE DESINING DIAMONDS TODAY OR VTS 25 +) WEST ToT S —TYOUNG WORAW A3 GOSS not long since, but who was subsequently | Hariem and New York Navigation Company and the | representations bad been made to her by Berpard as . " 4 a N's, O Leook; will assist with washing and ironing; good fA week wil ti enaght by Detectives Connor and Field, of tothe Value and rental of his house, Judge Barrett | OM the 17th of Uctober last assaulted and robbed Henry owery, thee Distt Attorney’s — ollice, Craft.’ was | Motrisania Steamboat Company trom consolidating gave a decision yestorday sustaining’ Mrs. itecariny Igel of $13 20, im Forty-fourth street, The com- called up for sentence by Mr. Roliins, who, in | into one line, these being the two well known steam: | und ordering 4 dismissal of the complaint, | plat was in front of an apple wagon and about to Wirwenate Ah ay pe presneer BTpach nota neacs boat lines on the Kast River running between Harlem ‘i Letiers ry ac ain yearattop ee J earereey, granted | mai archase, bbini Be prisoner and William Korn al be imposed. . a . je * 7 “i . Surrogate Calvin to the following named persons; c ad ty "4 theastennet, mnoved for anew tril; but the motion | Sd Peck and Fulton slips, A decision was givon in| Youve M. White, op the estate of Augdathe 0. Seamount ser lor ate Gareptstmene tout Vouie was denied. ' Judge Gildersleeve, in passing sentence, | the case yesterday by Judgo Lawrence, He writes a | White; Julia Healey, on tho estato of William Gilles- | beaten, followed his aesatlants, and, the alarm having said that during the trial ho hud beon struck by the | very lengthy opinion ju the matter, refusing to con- | pre; Jucob Wallbach, on the estate of Isaac Wull- | heen raised, they were pursued by Officer Lavelle avd intelligence and apparent truthfulness of the prisoner, | Unue the injunction, “Here are,” he #, WO | baen; Morris Bernstein, on the estate of Ellen Bern- | captured, ‘They were immediately identiticd by Ige! bat the revelations now made showed him to be not | compames which have been competing for the trans- | stein; Elizabeth Lewis, on the estate of Willam | and takento tho station house, ‘the prisoner M only a forger but a perjurer, and in that tight only | portation of passengers and for pubhe tratic. The | Lewis und Juhus Ludovici on the estate of Emilio | Gowan, on his trial yesterday denied the cha could he view him. Under the circumstances his duty | rivalry and competition between them have been, | Jones Ludovic. stating that he had been arinking ana did not remen compelled him to impose the full penalty, and he | according to the aifidavits, moss severe aud The case of Zeiss and others against the German | per having seed the complainant at the time mun- ond | bread and biscuit baker; nine ye s’ city reference. Orr T SOT ST., REAR. BOO scone wouda by lod eee from last plas OT WEST WD St.—X GERMAN GIRL AS COOK, 26 ant to nese et Kings aud Stucs, al 8. nd Spoons, #1 40 per ouneo, 915 BROADWAY, NEAL tehes, Jewel si t with washing; best reforence, CHAMBERMALD AND WAIT. ist MONDS, Water | ables, ike. bought, sold and “= Folerence. S Established 1856, é WEST 10TH ST._—A MIDDLE: JU. BARRINGER, 740 B: Zl Ova women as good cook, w WATCHES, «0, itd AGED PROTEST: rand ironer; city or would therefore sentence te prisoner to a’ term of | kven. ‘Ihe tendency of this competition natarally | press Association came ap before Jadgo Donohue in | toned. The jury found McGowan guilty ana ho w nd liverware, Camels’ Hair | € WEST 279 ST.. UP Fi . FRO! five years in the State Prison at hara labor, would be tor the benet of the travelling | Suprome Court, Chambers, yeaterdi on a motion to Nasied wt po ltl The tral of Willzann Sire y Bhawls, Silk: it gud aga back ata very 28) respectable Woman as experienced cook and laun- = public in reducing the ratas for fares and freight. | compel the recsiver of the defunct association 10 pay | adjourned. ‘ewellar, 1,190 Broad: | dross: good city referen RR bate J 3 JOUN Suddenly these competitors come together and make | over to the pluintifs, who formerly oceupied positions P . 7 = . OD COOK IN A PRI- CHANGE OW COUNSEL. (he agreement which 1s the subject of consideration | ay editors and composttors ol, the asqueiation, the ORSCENE LITERATURE, ¥ TO LOA) WATonEs In an action brought in the Supreme Court by | tor their joint benont, not for the benelit of the public.” | amount now in uis hands, The auswor of the re- Christopher Fox was placed at the bar charged with ht, and sold buck at w ance, Address LER, Heraid Uptown offic ARBLE MANTELS, 2D BEFORE. BETWEEN 27TH AND 28TH STS., A careful young women as tret class ‘asbing; several yours’ city referencer, TH ST, SECOND FLOOR. then goes on to say that the Legisiature hav Colonel George K. Lof\ against the Equitable Lite As- coiver is that since bis appolutment he has collected | gelling obscone literature to Joseph A, Britton, a | Soo \ ued to prevent the creation of monopolies the cree | only $200, which amount he 1s Willing to turn over as be 4 4 surance Socioty of IN \United States, a motion was ’ jal agent of the Society for the Suppression of " ation or formation of such a monopoly ax would result | goon a the reteree before whom the case is now belug | SPeclal ag 7 made yesterday before Judge Donohue, in Chambers, | trom the combination of these two companies 16 con- | heard flies his report, | Vico, on the 10th of Ooveber last, The prigoner was priors r \- 5 dT N y e 1 7 . WLP, Mant largest assortment In the for nn order substituting Mr. Edward Devi 3 trary to public policy and injurious to the public. He | “phe reeord of business Lransacted In the Marine | “elended by Mr. W. ‘ fs yet derortmment tn as first class cook; thorough or an order substituting Mr. Hdward Devoe ua Colonel | tity 10 Dubie Daley ie ait a mavite aeeuue forth otis posord oF business traows bole Bog ‘ine | jections to the jndictinent, ‘but thoy were overruled | city. $0 Union aquae NRUYS SLATE COMPA pt oll sep or eounery eu aime agply Leet s attorney, m place of Mr. Joby Cunningham. | {hat if tho companies should combine st would redound | fruits ia a most favorable light. the Iudustey and ‘seal | RY,theCourl, The vile production was road by the Manutheturers of wil kindsof bla Werk. | & eta Mr. Oliver W. Wost, who appeared for Colonel Leet, | to the benellt uf the public by preventing racing and | gj the judges in digpensing of the heavy calendars of jury, and meted 8 Mri ei taveeie een, a = = : = | Se EAST OOTH ST. AS FIRST CL Ags cook AND " if w tion, Mr. sohn Savi the eflicient and zeal Jieork fAU E PLC! 1 y neon z= damnugos against the Kquitable Society for an. alloged | Gut yulawiul, however meritorious or advantageous it | Or the Court, compres’ the lollowinge trial Tories | fF sonience. BRAGTT CL AMECIAL HERI “Fe . TURD PF fraudulent lapsing by the society of a policy of Mile | might be, per se, th insurance for $10,000 on the Colonel's life in favor of | enforce the provisto no alternative but to | part i,—Cuus atute. Ho holds, fare | parca cause “GUM, $8) tried and oth isjosed of, 4% N Gihave oth ama iii, Keewithed at acon Sd B20 pti se Good pista ecoks washer fied aud otherwise disposed of, "y ° vr th av. Mth and 17th, Katablished 1 OLY viel as good plain cook, tried and otherwise disposed of, 99. COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY, n . ARTIFICIAL GUM. TEETH, _ $$$ $$$ his wile, It was stated 1 the moving papers that the | Mer, that the action is properly brought, Part J—Causes tried and otherwiso disposed of,’ 60. | Surnuae Covar—Cuamuens—Held by Judge Dono. es; sooth aibed, i , mH i " plainitit’ was diseatisiied with tho maguerin which Mt. fi nd th ‘Total, 208, Special Term, Chambers—Contested’ mo- | hue.—Now 19, 69, 267, 262, 283, 290, 290, 307, suv, Oh te eee TINT, 861 eh or, He eae ees Cunningham had fa nae the case, aud that in the HUSBANDS AND WIVES. ban hi gh cog written pierre we 4 pn ; me oad GovntmCmotie—Park.: bddjournes. tie SHERT TiiMwaAL 5 UTil AV. NEAR BIST city refer opinion Cunningham was subordinating the . | Obimions indorsed on papers, 302; 0 orders UPR an os —Ful are wld Filling, $2; Ple- a ‘Of the plaiutif to those of his other chenis, | 4 motion was mado bofore Judge Donohue, in Su signed, O58, Total business a’ Chainvers, 1,102 the torn. pose od ll oan Rte eaten a TOP FLOOR, PRONT.—A Colonel A. HH. Dawson, who figured conspicuously | preme Court, Chambors, yesterday, to discontinue an in the suit of Augusta R, Marsters against the Ecloc- | Maxine Covrt—Tnias Teea—Part 2—held by Judge | << in couk, washer and iru in the Burk®@Gardner cake, wppeared in opposition to | action brought by Johu Cain tor tho sum of $1,504, | Ue Life Insurance Company there was a motion | Goepp,—Nos. 5877, 588i, 6852, bS03, 6867, 6862, H852, CLOTHIN to ay how the motion, He stated that Mr. Canningham had re- | made belore Judge Van Hoosen some timo ago for the | 6800, 5897, 6893, 5509, S901, D902, 6904, o007, - tar onan . -< ation | hor Jas ay colved no compensation yet for his services, and that | #8sinst Martin Murphy and Ithamar A, Carpenter, who Leg of ajudgmont iu the action requiring tho Super. | _ CocuT OF Gexnnat Sxdsioxd—Pari 1—Hold by | Sas whl AV NEAT Sane Ge. Cait wor ak | QoQ WEStAID ST—A PROTESTANT WOMAN 48 his compensation was, by agreement with Colonel } wore supposed to constitute the firm of “Murphy & Car | iutendeut of the Lusurance Department tu distribute | Judge Gildersleove,—Tho s’cople ya, Henry Bernstein, Gress Mr, of Dire NATHAN, [S28 steric wk, Washer aud irouer,