The New York Herald Newspaper, May 17, 1877, Page 9

“THE COURTS. | easel Naha tS Settling a Wife’s Legal Status in Re- lation to Her Separate Estate. —— AN IMPORTANT DECISION BY JUDGE VAN VORST, Strange Confusion in District Court Practice. | THE ECLECTIC INSURANCE COMPANY, yeroun va At the tine when Bornbard A, Mylius and Cornelia K., bis present wile, tad made up their minis to ve- come married, the wile was the owner of property on which there was a mortgage for $14,000. In relution | 1o this properiy they entered into an ante-auptial agreement that if the future husband, who wasa poysiciau, should keep his office und eee bis patients in the future wife’s house, he would pay the interest on the mortgage, After murriage the husband Axed is professional office in the front basement, and im pursuance of his agreement paid a year’s interest, amounting to $080. The husband had a creditor who jusisted that this sum of $980 was paid out for the beneilt of the wife's property In fraud of the claims of bim- self and other creditors, Upon this theory he brought 4 suit in the Supreme Court, Special Term, to have the Property of the wile declared liable tor her husband's debis to the extent of the $930, which he had ex. pended on it, The case was submitted to Judge Van Vorst who rendored a decision yesterday, which must be of interest to all wives owning separate property, as woll as to the legal profession generally, He finds as matter of fact that the interest pata by tho husbaud was considered by bim and bis wife us being tn lieu of office rent, By various State luwa, he says, the right of the wife to the use and en- joyment of hor property, real and personal, owned by ber at the time of her murriage, and the rents, issues And proiits thereofaro secured to her, and the same ure not liable fur the debts of her busbaud, Chapter 200 of the Laws of 1848, chapter 9) Laws of 1869, Amended by chapter 172, 1362, provides that a married Wollan possessed of real estate as her sepatate prop- erty may bargain, sell and convey such property and enter into aby covtract in relercace to the same with like effvet in all respects as though she were single, The act of 1562, section 7, allows any married woman to ene and bo sued m all matters having relation to her poleiauill separate property, is the sume muuner a9 Miough she were cule. ‘There sees to be oo lim. tation ag to the person with whom the wile may ent into a contract with respect to her separate propel The Legislature having thought proper to pass laws giving toa married woman such power and rights as to herown property, 1 se¢ no reason Why a woman, in contemplation of marriage, may not wuke au agree- ment with the person she is about to marry, by which We will pay her rent for premises belunging to her, mn ‘he event that after marringe he should occupy them, Abd this, although he might occupy them with ber—fur a busband is bousd io support his family, and for this purpose to iuruieb a hoiue, Jn the prosecution of bis proiession it was necessary that the husband should ave & place tu receive the visits of bis patients, If for this purpose be Chose to occupy a portion ol a bouso owned by his wile 1 see no vali reason why bo may not, under existing Inwe, agree to pay her for its use, It is true that the money he paid in (his instance weutty Keep down the interest ‘ou Ube separate estate of bis wile, But that consu- tutes no fraud upon the creditors of the busbamd jf there was a subsisting agrecmment between him and his wife tbat he should pay such toterest im leu of reat for the use of the premises, Under such ugroement it is Improper to call such payment a gilt Without cun- sideration, There was # consideration in tho us the premises, Being ber OWu property she could bh ed to others und reserved to her ¢ all the procceds, ‘that she close to occupy her husband jue promises does not in equity de- Prive her of ber might tO compensation irom bin for 418 use of a poriou ibefeet for bis protessional vust- hess, It 1% possible (fat such arrangéments may give occasion = to —traud, §=but fraud must be proven, It may be that the amount paid for interest on the thdrtgave ta more than the Tenial value Of the preinies occupied by the husband for his busiuers, But of that thero is no affirmative evidence, und We cannot judicially say that it i& Nor as thero any proof that at the time the arrangement was made beiween the defendants as to the paymont by the future husband for the use of the prem: ho was in debt, The following causes decide questions in ome respects similar to those unger consideranion, tonformable to ihe views of the plamu -Alusly V8. M Laws, Wright vs. Wright, 64 New York, 7: Miner vs.’ Miner, 4 Laws, 421. 1 think the play wil i8 not entitled to the rchet asked, and his complaint I dismissed, with costs, DISTRICT COURT JUSTICE. There was tried yesterday, n Supreme Court, Spe- tial Lerm, before Jadye Van Brant, a somewhay ae liar suit, in which John N, Koster was plaint® aba William H. Ritter and Judge frederick G. Gedney de- fendants. It appeated from the testimony im the cage that au action for rent and wxes brought by Lutter ugainst Koster was tried inte Eighth District Court, belore Judgo Gedney, on Apfi}L3, 1876. On that \tript {t appeared that the defendhut therein, Kosterywas not liable for the taxes aud rent sucd for, but tbe Jus- lice reserved his decision, Subsequently and on ihe isth of April, the Justice stated im opeu court, in the presence of Mr. Wrigut, the attorney in fact of Ritter, wud of the law attorneys in the action, that he hud rendered jadgment for Koster, the defendant. The day Detore thie statement the Justice, In auswer to a telu- m trot Messrs. Mller and Peckbam, Koster’s ator. said by tlegrum:—"Juaginent tor deiendant” Kostvr’s attorueys then cougut to obtain a transeript ot the judgment, but tue clerk dented that i judgment had ‘been rendered, repeating i five subsequent oeousi al on four or uth Uke elgit days bad elapsed within Wwhicty, ment must be rendered. The next beard ot the was on the 22d of June, when the court atiemaudt, the Justice culled upou Koster's attorneys, | the qi ust With Ln a written auipalation courant p db! judgment githin ton days, and saying ihe wished to comp ece his unin shed busines#us ke wus gory out of town on account of bis health and would consider the consent a favor, The stipulation Was figned, but without any authority from Koster, Rit- ter's altorney also sighed 1% subséquently, being r= lad so todo, and within the ten days, ot} ‘80th of June, Koster’s attorneys demuvded ot the Clerk of the Court a transeript of the judgment, if any bad been en- tered, and the papers used on the eri. ‘The Ci fook«d at the docket and stated to Koste: 6 that no judgiment had been readered and no payers in the case were then on file. Itappears according 10 the tesimony now that judgment hud bvoen entered on the 28d of June in favor of Ritter for $251 and notim favor of Koster as the Justice bad before stated, and that Wright and the attorneys of Ritter, alter consuttation togetber, bad directed the Clerk mot to issue aby execution or deliver any transcript until twenty da; within which an appeal had to be taken, had elay On the 16th of July, alter the twenty days bad ex. pired, Ritter’s attorney issued execution tor the tull iinownt of the judginent, although the Very rent sued jor m the action had been paid by Makill bk, Fox, who was the occupantot the premises, to Wright, the at- jorney in fact of Ritter, The attempt to iovy under this execution was the first intimation to Koster or bis attorneys that any judgimont bad been rendered. Kose ter moved before Justice Gedney to have ibe judgment Vacated and to stay its execution on the toregoing state of facts The Justice made an order declaring the judgment vacated ahd rt hing its enforer willing vo do all in fis power to correc Tor, ming that the jodgment had been ed UY Oiistake, the action Leng cobiounded with another, This order Was not made, However, until after Koster’s couse! bau died a bili In equity ta the Buprome Court against Ritter and the Justice to vae rate the judgment on the groaud of iraud, and io the MeanuMe Ovlwiniby a Leuspetory injunction festrain~ ing wi parties from ite enfercotnent, whieh n+ dnetion, alter 'ul! arguinent, was coninued by Judge Westbrook usc the fual termimation of the wction injunetion made the Justiee'’s order u ven i it had avy force in law, On the ray the foregoing were substantialy the ped on the part of Mr, Koster, ana were y contradiered on the other side, Jude Van Bront promptly gave judgment in favor of pinin- 1M, Vacating the judgment in the Justice's Court and bli proceeuings wider i, With costs and allowance against tho defendant Ritter and without costs against | tho Justice. - INSURANCE MekSERVE FUND. By existing Jaw jastrance compunies are compelled to deposit in the Inouronce Department at Albany a reserve fuod to the extent of $100,000 before pri de Ing co exercise the privileges of their charters, With this law the EKolectic Lite Insuringe Company com- fod, Subsequently ihe compauy passed into the Pinds ofa receiver, ‘The law in Pelation to the re- verve (und says it inay in United States bonds or | ponds and mortgages. Daring the 1 Ot Mr, Chap: man v4 Chiet of toe Jusurance Dop Ketue. tir Company withdrew $0,000 1 United States bouds and substituted @ bond and mortgage made vy Foulo Lombardo and others for the same amount. Mr, Wiliatn Smyth, the suecessor of Mr, Chapman in the Luturanco Department, brought sult to foreclose this hich came to trial yesteroay im Supreme al Torts, before Judge Van Brun The contested On the ground that the seourity nm tor a loon Which waa uearions; alzo on » techniont grounds, ineluding the right of ntondent to oriog the suie Judge Van cued moet Of the technicalities, but te forved bis deesion OMSAL'S PEUSISTENCY. Appilcation wes made yesterday by Mr. Wilham F, Re nn CPi Me ents EL) AM OY Seon SRN |) CI hem oe MN eT ee mn NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, of the Supreme Court, in bebaif of August Ciosar, who has brought av action agawat Philp Kreger, claiming damages iu tae sum of $100,000, for the debauching und allonating from him the allections of his wife, to restore tbe cause tot dur of the Court. readers wilt remembor the cause was tried at the April term ot the Court, the jury disagreeing, Mr. David herr appeared in opposition to the application, Mr, Kinizing contended the cause sbonid vot loge Its place upon the gaiendar, but should have a preference, a8 the action dies with tne person and does’ not survive, after hearing counsel, directed the to the calendar, and set It down ter irtal for the first day of ihe coming term, which um upon the 4th day of June. SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. The defence inthe suit of the Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company agalast tho Western Union Tele- graph Company and others, before Judge Santord, yes- vofday opened their case, and several witnesses wore oxomined during the day, William Myer, charged with passing a counterielt fifty-dollar note on Abranam Bosthof, No, 963 Brona- way, was yesterday dischorged by Commissioner Duel Xumination was begun yesterday before Commis- sioner Osborn jn a casé im which Orvil A. Ham ts churged with baying, undor the name of James Hutchins, matled swindling circulars in violation of tho Mail Postul act, Some testimony was taken, Ain the: oily contested will case, Dr. Johu Gray, Superintondent of the State Lunatic Asyium at Utica, ‘Was dalled asa witness, He gave iis opinion on the facts as presented to bim by Mr. Clinton—as to the deeeased’s mental and physical condition—and that they did not indicate au unsound menial or physical coulition. ‘Tho trial of Mathey Cullaban, charged with com. plicity im the late mail robbery with Join Kolly and another party, both undergoing sentence for the sume Offeheo, was begun yesterday in the Vurted States Cir- cult Court before Judge Bewedict and ajucy. The case will be continued this morning. Stephen Roberts has brought a suit against the city to fecover $00 damages torsnjuries sustained through a colhsion cuused by the defective condition of the strect dt the time. He claims judgment under a reso- 4 by the Common’ Counei on November There was a motion mado before Judge Van Hotsen in the Court of Common Pieas yesterday to dismiss the complaint on the ground that the Com. mon Council tad no power to pass such @ resolution. Judge Van Hoesen took the papers, Eaward Edwards nt @ sult against John Siam- veritz to recover $2,300 for slander and false impris- oument, and the cuse was tried yesterday before Judge Van Hooven, in the Court of Common Picas. Edwards, it seems, desiting to put uf advertisemont in the Herawp produced a ten doliar bill to pay for it, The clerk being unable at the time to change it, he went to dofend- ant, who, ag he alleges, gave him two five dollar bills, On his return the olerk refused to tuke one of the bills which was olfered to bim, on the ground that it looked like a bud one, Edwards informed the delendant of It Ohd asked him to give him another in exchange for it, Slamveritz satd he was a iraud and thie, aud had hit ofrested, The defence was u geueral devial, The jury gave the plaintiff $450 damages. Judgo Benedict yestoraay rendered a decision afresting a demurrer tn the ease of Martin Powell, indicted on a churge of perjury in procuring hatural- The Court Leld that the State laws of gave the Court at Yonkers, trom whence ton papersdn question issued, )uriadic- tion tn some common Juw cases, and that tne Revised Rtatites of the United States do not require that a Court of Naturalization jgball have Jurisdiction in all common law cases, Moves B, Poitnsky pleaded guilty on the 6th of April idat, in the Court of Geberal Sessions, belore Judge Gildorsleeve, to having violated tue statute prohibiting the adalteratton of milk by the addition of water, apd Was scutencéed to thirty days’ imprison- Inent i the Penitentiary aod to pay a fino of nd to stand committed until such fur each dollar fine be paid, not exoveding one a s’ uncondiuonal after the termination of the thirty 4 imprizonment. From that Judgment and sentence an | wppeat was taken on behalf of Polinsky, which was argued in Supreme Court, General Yerm, yesterday. Tho Court took the papers. Owing toa present deficiency of judges of the Su- preme Court fit for active service all litigated motions which were to have been heard in Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, had to be adjourned over until Monvay. Lawrence ts sald to be Inid up with imflammation of the evos, tho other jndges are ail en aged in thoir respective brauches, and, owing to Juage HiFreti's engugement tn a previous trial, he van attend to only ex parte business for the next few days. DECISIONS. SUPREME COURT—CHAMBERS. By Judge Barrett. Orientat Savings Bank vs. Gumbrecht.—Report con- firmed and order for distrivutton granted, Fulcott vs, Scallop. —Leavo to amend granted, In the matter of Nesmith. —Motion gfanted. Bridgman vs. Murphy,—Judgment granted, but no Allowance us no answer Was interposed. Winter va, White Heer affidavits pro- posed to be led were reall upon the motion, nor were their contents st nor was any reier made to the facta whieh appear therein, The onl, is which were advetiea to Were the alleged tuii- it to fle wr bond, the demy simce the traming Of Issues and tHeappeal from the order aproiating the trustee, Mr. Farrington may file, f he desires, an afii- davit upon these points and aiso a copy of the boud and approval, bui/not the affidavits Which be hay handed up uce the decision of the motion and those that were not used dprn the hearing. It this is not done within two days (he mo¥ing patiy may enter his order upon he copy bond und releredive to the appeal, Brown vs, Dalton.—Will the counsel for the appli- cant refer me to the provision of the Revised Statute under which he seeks this order, > horne vs. Thorne,—I¢port of refereo coniirmed ond judament of divorce granted, Jaeger vs. Wielstew.,—Attachments cannot be “granted in a case of this hatare, and the application must be debied, In the matter of Seiter.—Leave to sue receiver | Granted. Underhill vs, Niies.—I shall muke no order of this leseription, There is no propriety in determiuing tn this sdmmary mauner in wavauce that William Lee is entitied to the whole surplus mon amounting to Over $9,000, That can only be regu When such moneys are deposited with the Chamber- Juin and an opportuuity 1s atlorded tu the manuer pro- vided by the rules of the ewart for the Uling of elaina, Such caus thay be made by parties not apon the feoord nt all, and they have a right to be heerd aud hot to find the inatter jurestalied in this manner. Tne Purcheser ust pay the amount of his bidance; the bUrplus must be brought ito court as required by the Becree, The eppiication is denied, SUPREME COURT—SPECIAU TERM. Ry Jndgo Van Vorst Odell va, Mylins.--Complaint dts ed. Opinion. AUPERIOR COURI—sPrCIAL TIRM, By Judge Curtis, Ross ys. Crossley.—Moitou to continue injunction devied, with costs. Haruing vs. Hardivg.—-Defendant’s motion granted; $16u counsel fee, By Jud; Franklin vs, Oatho, Jt, et al.--Order that judgment be marked secured on appeal, Same va. Same.—Order staying’ pluinti ye Santord, s procecd- Inge. ue Central Crosstown Railroad Company vs. The Twenty-third Streets Kailway Compapy et al.— Order for commission, Vonovan vs, The Compagnie Générale Transatian- Uoue. —Ladortaking on appeal appr: Fvans vs, Vose et al. —Order granting defendants $250 allowance. COMMON PLYAS—-SPECIAL TERM. By Judge J. F. Daly. Matter af Herman.—stay vacated and assignee or- dered to file bis sccount, Ohumacht vs. Ohumacht,—Reference ordered, By Judge Larremore, Ki and others vs. Buckor i Carpenter vs. Nickerson.—Decrre settled, GENERAL SESS(ONS—PART Bofore Recorder Hackett PLEAS AND SENTENCES, Walter Collins, No. Lie Forsyth street, pleaded Qilllty to the charge of breaking into the store of J. 1. Buok, No. 05 Woiker eireet, on the 4th inst, aod Steuling propersy valued at $51. He wus sent to the Biate riven for three youre. John Anderson broke into tue premises No. 6 Place WIth iutent to Fteal, and was bigbteea months’ imprisoument, ‘Ub the Oh iné. & horse and wagon, tho property of dane Thorne, were stolen from in front of the prem wes No. 14 Kost Forty-eighin streo, Cornelius Demurrer sus- 1. rk sentenced to O'Neill, iu Whose possesion the property wos lound, | Plosted guilty and Was sent to the Stale Prison for tree years aud «ix montis, Jatnes Wilson, of No. 400 Cherry sirect, pleaded gniity to the charge of snmtcning a gold wateh valued at $100 from the person of eilly as be was Waiking through Piet etree, on the 12th inst. Te was pont tot tite Prison for two yoars and six months. thous Hoy, a piokpocket, relieved f. F, Horton, Of No. 640 Broadway, of $2, and on beng arraigned by Assistant Disirict Attorney Vell pleaded guilty, and was sentenced to two years in tho Penitentiary. Vietor Alloneds was caugit in the act of stealing two brass #igns Valued at $100, the property of Vicior Rothsebild : Co, Now, 46 and 48 Leouard strect, He ‘Wag sentenced to two y Mary Anu Farley, No. jaret Harper's pocketbook, containing $470, Sho was sentenced to oue your | Penitentiary, GENERAL SESSIONS—PART Bofore Judge Suthorland, ALLEGED AKSAULT BY AN OFYIONR. Aseistant District Atioruey Russell called the case of OMcor Joseph L. Davies, of the Nineicenin precinct, who 19 charged with assaulting James Matlell, of No. B21 Bast Forty-seventh street, on the 61h of September lust, bat, owitg to tne absence of the complainant, the trial was adjourned until Monday next. VIOLATING THE HEALTH LAWS, ‘1h the State risen, 2. 200 Munroe street, stole Mar- | | the public m “the finest police force in the world’ ts ly derertuimed | Jobn BisehoM, No, 411 East Forty-sixth street, and | Jacob Oppenheim, of No. 4 indicted for violating the health ordi slaughter houses without t Heonse, pleaded guilty ty the charge, avd Judge suther- land fined them $10 each, ALLEGED FORGERY, ing to Judge Barrett, presiding at the Chambers | James EK, Wright was arrested yosteraay, at French's Kast Forty-sixih streot, | | months, C Hotel, by Detoctives O'Connor and Field, having, its alleged, passed a forged check on the Putnam County National Bank tor $42, 08 George Lremonger, No. 324 Grecnwich street, purport ‘to be signed by Willi A. Muller, He was taken to the District Attorney's cena aud committed to the Tombs in default of $5,000 le COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY. Scvxgus Covet—Cuamuxes—Held by Judge Bar- | rett.—No day calendar. The calendur will not be culied until Monday, May 21. Motions upon t Present calendar not disposed of will be carried ov and placed upon the third Monday motion calendar, Scrneun CourT—GitneaaL Trea—Held by Judges Davis, Brady and Daniela —Nos. 146, 7% te 1iz, 178, 1t4, 177, 117, 183, 153, 163, 178, 84, 102, 108, 104), 105, 106, 114, 115. Scraems Covnt—Sreciat Tena— Held by gghs Van Brunt.—Noa, 499, 260, 405, 410, 415, 414, 417, 418, 419, 423, 425, 426, 428,629, 441, 442, '443,' 451, 402, 453, 454, 455, 456, 457, 458, 459, 460, 461, 463, 404, 405, 466, 407, 468, 400, 470, 471, 472, 478, 476, 476, 477, 475, 479, 430, 481, 488, 484; 485, 456,’ 487, 488, Sernkue Covaet—Cinccvit—Part 1--Held by Judge jonobue.—Nos. sli 3561, f, 155, 1058, 404: 321, 3971, x "4 , 2413, 3437, S481, 4031, 2739, 45254, 3551, 3577, 360%, 3175, OAT, 4017, S401, 4825, 3157, BOOT, W071, 3473, 3 Re bj in 869 77, B6ss, 2085, 1, UM, BUA, 309 Mart 2.--Adjourned anti! next Monday, Part’3—Held by Judge Von Vorst—Nos, 328, 4783, J 2775, 4363, 148, 0, 418, 419, 453, Ag, 1662, 4 by Judges Sedgwick, Speir and Freedman,—Nos, 40, 41, 38, 42, 44, 46, 46, 48, 49, 50, 91, 52. Surxtion Court—Sreciat Term—-teid by Judge Santord,--Case on—Atuuntio and Vacitic Telegraph Company va, Prescott et al. No dny calendar. Surenion Count—triat Teen--Part 1—Held by Juugo ——.—Case on—Ilavemeycr ys. Havemoyer. No day calendar, Common PLtas—QGusneah Tara—Hold by Judces ©. P, Daly, Robiosoa and Larremore, $2, 86, 109, 105, 79x, 3, 6H, o3. ity Tenu—iield by Judge J. F. | Nos, 12 and 8, 1710, 9 Common PLeas—faiat 7 Vau Hovsin.—Nos, 1050, 237, 7. . 9) 965, S85, 1135, 928, 76, 699, 425, 740, 1223, 727, 661, 5 30: 251, 381, Se: 93, 706, 1182, 477, 4.3,—Adjourned until Orst Mou- duy 0! June, Marine Covrtt—Trian Teaw—Part 1.—Held by Judge Sheridan.—Nos, $123, 8892, 8718, 6200, 6018, 4886, 1061, GO16, 6258, 6260, 6264, 6265, 6268, Part 2—Held by Judge’ Goepp.—Nos, $788, 369, 1983, 1410, 8631, T71L7, 8739, rst case, 9416; 9438, S60t, 2280, 627: 6275, 6276, 6279. Part 3—Heia by Juige Alker. Nos, 5410, 8031, 5468, 6208, 6282, 6285, 6250, 6289, 6290, 6295, J206, 6240, 6300, 6306, EOL, Court o& GeNxral, Saessions—Part 1—Hold by Re- corder Hackett.The People vs. Herman B. eleb, robbery ; Sume vs. Vbaries Lang, fclovious assault aod battery; Sdme vs. John Brady, felonious assault aud battery; Same vs, Jamies Clary, felonious assault and battery; Same va. Abrabam Montague, folonious as- sault and buttery; Bame we. Janes ‘Tone and Catharine ‘Yous, burglary; Same vs. William Moloney, burgla: Same vs. Charie: lee, burglary; Same vs, Will Muller, burglary; Samo vs. Jam eo, grand Jarceny; Same ve. Wilham Kramer, larceny; Samo vs Timothy Foley, é nd Same ve. Patrick Judge, gran vs. silen \d@rson, grand Oy ; Louis Eustelio, grand larceny; Same va Rovert Green and Rose Kelly, grind larceny ; Same vs. Elizabeth Decosta and Aunie Ryan, graud larceny; Same vs, John Watts, falue pretences; Sume va, Josepli Yorchio aud Joseph Columbo, talse ‘pretences; Same vs. Mary Jones, receiving stolen goods; Same vs. Kautmanno Niehelsburg, forgery; Same vs. Toomas Mitchell, burglary; Same vs. Charles Rugen, and battery; Same va. Pe! Masterson and O'Brien, petit larceny vs. Joba H. Patrick Molony and Uaspet Beckmoyer, adulterating milk; Same v8 Cortsth Fuhrmau and Ahlueim, adulterating milk. Part 2—Held by Judge Gudersleeve,—The People vs. Theodore '. Stratton, Ronald MeNiotive atid Robert K. Stowart, perjur; Same vs. Ludwig Newsel, felonious assault aud bat: tery; Same vs, Flizabeth Waitheisser, petit larceny, UNSATISFACTORY AWARDS. Afow months ago the heirs ot the Cowenhoven es- tate, after a long continued litigation in the courte, recovered from the city of Brooklyn a strip of iand in the roadway of Atlantic avenue which had been appro- Priated when tho avenue was laid out. The referees appomted to tx the value of the property to be paid | jor by the city awarded the heirs the sum of $60,006, ‘h agreed to accept ibe amount Y.sterday Assistant Corporation Counsel K noebei fiicd fifteen objections to the award, claiming that it is excessive, and that the relerees erred. The objections will be referrea to Justico Barnard, at the special term of the Supreme Court, May 2s, together with the report of the referees. THE BRENON DIVORCE CASE, A decrée of limited divorce was signed by Judgo MoCug, in the Brooklym City Court, yesterday, in the suit of Christine Brenoo against her husband, Alfred Brenov, The action wes brought for alleged cruolty, and the oase was tried several weeks ago. The detenu- aut, who isa merchadt, is réquired to pay $15 per week allinony to bis wife and $500 counsel fees. | A SLANDER SUIT. Suit was brought in tho Brooklyn City Court, before Judge Reynolas, yesterday, by Miss Mary Everett against Mra, Margaret Joyce to recover $5,000 aamages jor alleged aetamation of character, In 1875 the par- ties resided at No. 170 DeKalb avenue, where they quarrellod and defendant called Miss Everett ovjection- able names, upon which accusation the action at law was mnstituted. The jury found a verdict for plaintiy in the suin of $25, Ss A RUFFIANLY POLICEMAN, j It is greatly to be regretted that the confidence of shaken by the acts of afew men who steal their way futo the honorable uniform of the police and disgrace i. Yesterday morning Park row was the scene of as | gross a piece of police brutality os bas eccurred for inouths, The story is thus told by an eye witness: | “AL twelve minutes after two o'clock this morning, | returning nome from my work, | observed in a door. way in tho Mail Building a female figure, Stopping, t drew near and observed a woman, sobur, but evidently | cureworn and weary, sitting on the steps, with both shoes off und arranging her stockings. 1 passed on and bad just crossed beekman street when L beard a voice benind excial ‘Get out of here, you od stopped, looked back and saw a policeman vioiently | Jerk the woman out to the sidewalk, seize ber, wad | with rufflaniy violence push and strike her with his band several Umnes. Running ahead of hit, with one soo on, and holding the other aloit in ber ‘lett pani, the unoftending woman ered, “tL will! Lwill!? Yer the | policeman continued to push and puuch ner 50 violently that had she been intoxicated she would have fallen, Atthe World office he met an acquaint+ a und desistivg entered into couversution with him.’ ‘The woman stopped at No. 36 or 33 Park row and atlempted to puton ner shoe. The officor epraug at hor and renewed his violence, pushing ber ali tho | way to the Zimes ottice, the woman all ihe while ran- bing irom him, Ae ne returned to where I stood, | said, “Offleer, that woman is sober and orderly. ‘Do you know her?? Ho eyed me suspiciously, and m- iolentiy answered, “What if {do ?? Lendeayored :o see the number on his hat, but he threw bis head ack, 80 that the rim concealed 1, Afraid of being cinboed 1 did not ask bis number, Procecuing | up to the Franklm statue | found two gentlemen standing over her while she put on her sbooa, We re- maised there to protect her from further violence, Getting close to her L questioned her, found her | the fumes of hquor, but very much frighten She gave us het name as Mary Ann Brown, said she | fad no home and dit not Ruow where to spend tho night. Provosdtng to the station house I reported tho outrage to Sergeant Fitzgerald and ascertained that the ruiflanly officer is Jouu Johnson, of the Oak street | tiation, He should bave arcestod ber,” gad Flix | ‘bor what, pray 7’? Lasked; “«bo way gailty co”? it fhe merited such ave arrested hor, not it of the gentle wieniy members of bis command, Captatn Murray will hunt up the woman and ges her to make a complaint Aguinst Jolson. MICHAEL CLEARY ACQUITTED. 24, Michael Oleary, who was at that timo of the Police Department of the City ot | Brooklyn, was on duty im Tillary street, wh 1@ be. came invelved in @ quarrel with George Batty, tho proprictor of & papor-HaNKINg store, The particulars | of the brutal ciubbing to which the policuman | subjected the citizen named are familinr wo the | | | 18 of the Huenrann, For several days Mr. ty’s recovery was considered as douotful. ‘The prisoner, who was removed from the police lorce by the Commissioners in April, was arraigned betoro | | Police Justive Waist) on charge of asenult nnd battery gently vo thst offones and Was sentenced to He pleadod unty Venitebtiary for a term of the Kings #ix euty Was subsequently indicted sor aysault ‘with intent to kill, and bie trial took plage yesteruay before the Court of 5 cr ln bis ehargeto the jury Judge Moore said that an- in the opinion of the jury the testimony mado ont Mr. Batty should aie was uot guilty of assault with iment to ‘Thoy were not tobe guided vy popeler outery jer the he kill or clamor, but were required to calinty eon testimony aud to fender their verdict accordingly. The coded, was the question uit was unprovoked, ALG that point was con- ut Was It intended to be a fatal assault? Thar ich Wont to the bottom of tne cits The jury retired at tour o'clock, da i fitteen min- ules returned with diet of “Hot guilty.” y Wis taken buck to the Penitentiary, where he will have to remain until the expiration of the term fur which he was sentenced by the police tnugistrate. THE WHITE WHALE, The long expected white whale arrived yosterday | mornioy, at oven o’clock, wt tho Aqnariam, Tutrty- | fi/(U #trowt and Brondway, tt was captured on May 2, | nt Antieostt, off the doast of Labrador. The present is | the fourth Whale that hus been im tue Aquarium aince | the opeaing im last ‘. | aged 5 MAY 17, 1877.—-TRIPLE SHEET. CUSTOM HOUSE INVESTIGATION, WEIGHERS AS WITNESKES IN THEIR OWN BE- HALY--COMMENCEMENT OF INVESTIGATIONS INYO THE APPRAISER'S DEPARTMENT. ‘Thus far tho commission bas examined nearly every ehiof of department in tho Custom House, and grave ebarges having been made agaiust tho wolghers a number of these oMfctals were ealled and examined yesterday, Prior to tho opening of proceedin, ene eral Sharpe, Surveyor of the Port, appentod before (he commission and roquested the privilege of cross- exumining witnesses, Mr, Turnuro replied that if the commission allowed any cross-examination they wight remain ia session forayear, The testimony adduced ts taken for what it 18 worth, and will be carefully weighed. The Sur- veyor accepted the refusal, looking rather disap. pointed as Lo lett tho ofice, Wkignty KVIDENCE. Samuel G. Acton was the fret woigher examined. He testified as to thonumber of men be ployed; the pay roll of tho emplo: for the last quarter amounted to $4,948, and the ‘ei fteosived for weighing to $9,2' This witness estimated that bia office not ouly pays its way, but earns the government a sur ee for tuo last quarter amounted to over $5, Mir, Jobo J. U'Brien deposed that he was in charze of the Twelfth district forthe past nine mouths; be Das been shilted about withous being consulted va the subject; he hed a foreman, ag assistant foreman and seven assistant weighers (sometimes ton) and abuut sixty laborers; withess denied the allegation that the ‘luborers were omployed asa matter of political tnvor- itiam; many of these men were taken oD for cbarity | sake, and they had to be compotent By Mr, Turnuro—Have acted as Suporvisor of Eleo- tions under Jonna |. Dave: t, and was paid for ser- vices as such, Mr, O’Ericu acknowledged that city | welgbers have beon silowed to use his beam ana franie without pay, but denied all collusion b binson, did not think # reduction ia his force could be made with advantage to the government, ‘Mr, Jeremiah Drew, of tne Eleventh district, test!- | fled that he supervises nis men personatly and would not allow any man to be placed on the pay roll uviess be actually performed his lavor, Witness is Supervi- sor of Orange county, whore he is the custodian uf the School and Poor Funds, The duties of this office occu- pied him at the utmost from fourteen to sixteon days in the Hus never tuken the two weoks’ leave of absence Custom House e:nployé and devotes this time to the county affairs Mr. William Allon, Assiatant Appraiser of the Fi Division of the Appraiser's Depurtment, made the commencemont of the examinaiion into this branch of the Customs service. He gave atull description of the details of his oMcé and the antecedents of the employés under bim, Is Is the damage divis- yon, aod in the course bis testimony touched upon the case of woul asppraise- mont which Mr. Bausch dotailea betore the commission, Mr, Allen sad that the examiner of this particular lot bud been discharged. Mr, Allen explained also the examination of tho Custom House mado sume time ago by Mr. Ilalc, then @ treasury agent; Made some suggestions to bim whict 0 10" our. Witness displayed two parcels of damaged hutmogs, which he said no two men out of a hundred would estimate alike, Mr. T. D. Tuthill, damage appraiser of sugar, tol- lowed Mr. Allen in ‘giving testimony regarding’ the working of the Damage Department, CHEAP TRANSPORTATION. The directors of the Cheap Transportation Associa- tion and the represontatives of the late Bourd of Trado, which has been absorbed by this association, met yes- terday afternoon, Mr, Miller, of the Committee on Canals, feported the passage of the bill reducing tolls, and called on Mr. Wadsworth, of Elmira, to give a history of the legtslatron, Mr, Wadsworth toviowed the bill and tola how the cli Mi assisted in making ita law, He then branched off into tho ques- tion of tfansportation, The Welland Canal, he said, Was being improved so as to rendor possible the pis- sage of vessels drawing fourteen teet of water from Chicago to the eastern ond of Lake Ontario, Boston, ho satd, was gommyg to establish a hoe to that point through the Hoosic tunnel, and 350 acres of land, the property of the Commonwealth, were to by donated to the city as a wharf for the reooptef corn, kc, What guarantee, he asked, has New York that it would havo always the only means of transportation it now has Outside of the canuls—viz,, th ral road? = Erie aod the Great Westetn roads are bankrapt, and Mr. Vanderbilt may on this trip or hereufter #eil his road to English capitalists, whore interests woald lie else where, With good transportation and the reduction of port and tunnel churges to @ minimum figure, be thought, however, that New Vork as an entrepot could compare with any city in the world. Mr, Simon Sterne ollered a lution for a chango of uame by the Cheap Transportation Association to the “Board of Trade und ‘Transportation’? Mr. Op- dyke objecied to any action berg teken by the q portation Association woich would ignore tho existence of the Board of Trade, protested against the adoption of the resolution in association solely, After considerable waste of time it was explained to Mr. Opdyke that the proceeding was a purely techpteal one, required by law, Still Mr. Opayke would bot bé appeased, The resolution, however, was pat to a vote and adopted, the joint Board tirst ad- jJourning and the motion being carried by the Cheap Transportation directors, Mr, Baker's resignation of the presidency was ac- cepted, and Mr. F. B, Thurber was olected in bis stead, Mr. John F, Meory and Colonet F. A. Conkling were elected first and second vice presidents, SHAD PIRA Lowden ©, Minugh, of No. 217 Communipaw avenue, Jersey City, while rowing around in the vicinity of his father’s shad poles, between edloo’s and Ellis Island, saw asmall fishing smack, with threo men on board, cruise around for some tine near where he was sta- tioned, “He saw them nally take up one of the ucts and throw a quantity of fish into their boat. When he made himself visible the three men at once tnade sail for the city. Minugh, having nowwiog Ulu pair of oars to depend on, haved fAetoamtag, gol on board and overhauled tho threo pirates at the foot of King street, North River. ‘Two O! them escaped, but thé other, Whose name 18 ‘Tim. othy Maloney, was capiured by’ Oflicer Thallon, of th western steamboat squad, He was arraigned belore Judge Wandell yesterday and committed in $1,000 bail to anawor, ALBERT STEINWAY'S FUNERAL, Stemway Hall was complewly filled yesterday atter- hoon by distinguished people, assembled in memory of the Into Albert Steinway. The polished rosewood coffin in the centre of the churet was coverca and snrrounded with beautiful floral tribates, Reverend J.B. Kruse, of the Latheran Church, pronounced eulogy on the deceased in German, ‘A large pum ol trienda viewed the body, Among the offering: were wreaths from Mine. Essipotl, Mr. Alired Docice, Mr. and Mrs, Hobetn and Mr. Boscovitz; broken t 8 | columne from the workinen tn Fourteenth street anil Mr. Albert Weber, and lyres from the Afton Singing Society and others. Kignt foremen of thy tactory acted as curriers, and the body was followed to the hearse by Mossrs. Steinway, Honry Ziegler and other relatives, ond taken to Greenwood Cemetery burial, escorted by a large number of the workingmen of the iirim, a ooo MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, Pda op jober 1h, gieston, @. of J, Brittan, all of Now York. 1876, by Rev. © tet Halsey, SamueL KE. BakLe bo Migs Mina C, 11 of Brooklyn, Uxoenats—Bi In Rostow, May 15, residence o! the vride’s uncle, by the Rev. FH. Hale, Chantes A. Unpunain, of Rahway, at the Lorrie M. Kensie, of Boston." No cards, Wrinant—Ountn¥,—On Tnesday, May 18, 187%, at burch, Saugerties, N, ¥., by Rev. K assisted oy Rev. M.’ Power, P4ixKas J. peer, of Catskill, to Miss Katiy Connry,tot the former place. vied. Aca.—On tho 16th inst, Fuueval notice hereaiter. Baasrow.—At Bridgeport, Mass,, on Wednesday, 16:h inst,, Captain Lows W. Banarow, morchant, of this city, 1 tho Oth year of his age. Faneral from Central Square Church, Bridgewate on Saturday, 19th inst, at one o'clock P.M, Rata Lives and Itiends ate iuvited to attend without further notices. Hioovrieny,—On Wednesday, #1. Bioowrinen, aged 79 years. Fuaeral trom the residence of Me, Goble, Veroua, N.J., Freday, the 18th, at hatf-past twolve o'clock. Tratd leaves for Montelair at 10:69 A, Sf, thot of Bar clay rt. ‘The remains will bo taken to Metuchen, N. J., for interment, On Tuesday, May 15, 1877, Many A, Buox, years Springheld and Worcester papers please copy. Buaxouvens.—In Brooklyn, May 15, 1877, Axsis C., daughter of the jate Thomas abd Emma 1. Burroughs, 10 years, ativos and friends of the family are invited to at- Lid, Wilo of Geo. J. Age. 16, Zanvan tend tho (uneral, from tho residence of her uncle, Horace F. Burroughs, 429 Beafora av., Friday, May 13, at two ovelock, | Cait e—At Ouro, Egypt, March J.P. Canin st 14 yours a resident rate, Heloved husband of S wile, did Kast 40th st, P.M. Lis friends and thosv of bis wife avd children are respect- fully invited to attend, No further invitations will be sept UARPRNDER —At Shrewsbury, N. J., May 16, 19 Commander Eowanp W. Canvenpan, United States Navy, In the Sit vear of bis nga, Funeral services irom Christ Church, Shrowebury, May 18, at Dail-past two P.M, Boatleaves, via ‘Terao Scuthera Rullroad, loot of Keotor st, ut Me 4, town of Evst Chow uesday, May at ono 1., Mes. Conon CoaTnacyecy, in the Sob ter, o'clock \. year of her age. Relatives and friends of the family are invited to sitend, the funeral, on Thursday, Moy 1%, at balt-paat ween city aud | United States weighera, Winess, in reply to Mr. Ro. | pranted, by the Treastry Department to each | tor | corok H. Venu. to Aw\inm M, daughter | -Daxren.—In Brooklyn, March 16, by the | | twelve o'clock, trom her tate residence, near Woodtawn ey 4 train leaves the Grand Central Depot at Crossox.—Alter a short Illness, Owe Crossox, of the county Cavan, Ire! jends are reepect/ully invited to attend the funeral, | from bis late residence, 121 West 19th st, on Thurs- | day, 17ch inst, wo v'elock. Deaosp.—Wednesday noon, May 16, Wittarp Panken, aged 6 months and 10 days, only son of Dr. C 4. and Emily Dumond, Funeral services FY , 18th, at residence, 353 West Notice of fuueral hereafter, EuLexs.—Ou Tuesday evening, Exxest Enters, aged Relatives and friends are respecttully invited to | attend the funeral, on Friday, May 18, at one o'clock P.M., from St, Jobn's Lutheran Caureh, 34 Chris. | Ban In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May 16, at | | the rei her parents, Evizankrn, eldest hter of William and Catherine Farrell, aged 7 years 9 months. Relatives and friends of the family are requested to | attend her tuncral, trom the residence of her parents, 37 High st., on Friday, atten a. M. PARntth-On Weduesday morning, May 16, Winwax | Faker, only sou Of Mary and the Inte Thomas Far- years. R yes and iriends are respectfully invited to fond the funeral, from tho residence of bis mother, 238 Mth st., between duh and Sth uvs., Brooklyn, toc morrow (Friday), 1800 inst, at (uree o’¢lock P, M. Fanreit.—Muy 15, 1877, Axim Fanne.e, daughter of Dennis and Elizabeth Farrcti, deceased, aged 18 years and 5 months. Will be buriod Friday afternoon, as two o'clock, | from her uocle’s, Jolin Goodman, 208 West 3h st. Fixoner,—-On the J4th inst, at half-past six o’c) | P.M, Oca C.. daughter of B and C, Fischer, aged | 245 yeurs, after a logering iliness passed tuto the aris of lier Saviour, Funera! will take plac No, 237 West 87th st, on Gourx.—On Tuesday morning, Meh tn ANDI S, GOULD, in the U9 your of his age, Relatives and Mmends are respectfully invited to at- tend the taueral, from his late residonce, No, 141 Woat 16th st.,on Thursday morning, say 17, at balf-past ten o'clock. Tuo remains to be taken to Cald- well, N. J. | HaMMavy.—Suddonly, on Monday morning, 1410 | inst, at her residence, Mancaret S. MamMart, wite of | Briton Hammatt, in the 0th year of her age, |. Retativ 0 At ber parents’ residence, Tharsday, May 17, at wo Auge ste and irionds of the family aro respectfully invited to attend the tuneral, (rom her Inte residence, | aie Pasite 8t., Brooklyn, on ‘Thursday, May 17, at one Hanr.—MAn1 ANN, the beloved wife of Henry Hart, departed tbis lifo on Wodnoxaay, the loth inst, in ber udth year. May her soul rest in peace, The relatives aud friends are respectfully invited to | attend the funeral, from her late residence, 45 West 20th sts, on Friday afternoon, May 18, at ono'o’elock, Hawkivs,—On Wednesday, May 16, Many H., wife of Charlie Hawkins, in the 41st year of her age. Relatives and friends are respecttully imvited to at- tond the funeral, trom wor iute residence, 446 West 44th at., Friday, May 18, at one o'clock ?, M. He »—On Wednesday, Muy 16, 1877, Tuomas | Hewrrr, son of the late Thomas Hewitt, ot Philadel. | | pia, inthe 46h year of bis age. | . Relatives and friends are respeortully invited to at- | tend tho ‘uneral, at St. Any’s Church, io 12th 61., dear | 4th av,, on Friday, at nue o'elock, Keuy.—Tucsdi May 16, Avwim KRuLy. Funeral on Friday, May 18, from the residence of | her sister, Mrs, Morrissey, 10th av., between 130th | and 131et 6s, Manhattanville, atoue P.M. | Magre.—At Loadod, England, April , aged 81, und New Ofieans papers please copy. Maroxery,--On Tuesday, May 1, Patrick MALoxey, native of Ogunello, county Clare, Ireland, aged 52 19, Jawxs | ral will tuko place from his residence, 285 Elizabeth st., on Thursday, at two o'clock, Mvoug,—On Tuesday, May 15, Daxint Moore, aged 88 years, native of county Cork, Ireland. Roiatives and friends ut the family are invited to at. tend the funeral, (rom bis late residence, No. 107 Pear! street, on Thursday, May 17, at one P. M. Mountsux.—On Wednesday, May 16, of puoumonia, Miss Manion Monnisoy, | Hor friends and also those of Sfrs. James Thompson | and Mr, and Mrs, Coarles E. Contan are respecttully | | invited to attend the funeral xervices, at No, 4 West 43th st., this (thursday) afternoon, at four o'clock. Interment in Boston. | MeGanver.—Kilied on the 14th, on Hudson River Railroad, at Sing Sing, MARGARET MuRkay, tho beloved wite of Michael McGarvey. Her friends aud acquaintances are respecttully in. | Vited to attend her luneral, on Thursday, May 17, at half-past two o'clock, from her late residence, 352 Washington, and thence to Cavalry Cometery. | PALMet.—At Mount Vernon, Westchester county, AMORL K. PALMEn, tn the 37tn yeu at eleven o'clock A, M., Frida: the Grand Central Depot at 10 New Haven Raitrond. Rayaoxp,—May 15, of pneumonia, Saran Axx, daughter of the late Samuel G. Raymond. Funeral from Christ Chureh, East Orange, on Fri- day, at 12:30 P.M. Kicwanoson,—On Tuesday, May 15, 1877, Payxy M., ‘Wife of Kuos Richardson. Fuueral from her late residence, No, 116 Remson | st, Brooklyn, on Friday, at eleven A. M. | Rosexwa.o —on Tues: lay 15, Davip L. Rosnx- WALD, in the T4th year of Ke. Rolatives and friends of the famil respecttully Invited to attoud the funeral, fron late residence, No, S34 East 65th st., on Tharsday, May 17, at nine | A.M. y, May 18, Tra LOA, M., New York and SCHRENKE! .—Ua Tuesday morning, May 15, Lovis Scunenkwisex, son of Murtin and Katherine Schren- Kkeison, aged 8 yours, 6 montus aud 14 days, TRILER —On Tuesday, May 16, at his late residence, 146 East odd st., Wiuiam Burnows TeLLen, Kelutives and [riends of the family are respecttully invited tv attend bis tuneral on Thursday, the 17th cock, on Tuesday, May 15, 1877, Nk, aged 32 years, Relatives rievds are respectfully invited to attend the (uneral, from bis late residence, 693 Sth ay., Broowtyn, to-day (fuursday), 17h, at two o'clock P.M. | Warv,—On Tuesday, May 15, ot ber lat sidence, 228 oth st. N, the beloved wile of Edward Waru, in the 58th year of her age. | A solemn mass will be offered on Friday, 18th inst, jae half-past nine o’clock A, M., in the Chureh of t Nativity, 2d av, Relatives and iriends are reqaestod to atte | Woarus.—On Toesaay, May 15, Hon. Caanies H. Wuanux, ex-Member of Assembly, in the 47th year of his age, of rheumatismn of the beart, Rolatives and frends are invited to attend the funeral, from his late residence, 126 East 4th et., on | | Thursday, the 7th inst, at two o'clock P. Mi, Albany papers please copy Cee ce sliahteheibaeemesanemasmed TRAVELLER: FANY HOAT, “PROPLES “LINE. A\the elegant stonmors UREW and 34 lonve per | 41 North River, foot of Cayal st. every week day ace P.M, connecting at Albany tor Saratoza, the North and West. LBANY DAY LINE ST. AMERS WILL COMMENCE their passage on Monday, June 4. from New ¥ . Close connection to nud fom the Wast will be | vith New York Central, and to and feo tho | South with Pennaylyania rallrouds, THZBNS LINE AA.scomvetiny with Wests magn coptod) ad PM JON m. leave Jones’ Deck (Cold Sprins), 6: Me: Lioya's Dock, 7:19 A.M I landings. OO cents.” Exevtston tickets, $1. dimore Expresses on bowed YVESANT BOATS LEAVE DATE of Canal rt, at68 PLM, for parsong | oyster Bay, Hekets to Reed ani VATSKILL AND DAN BURY AND JALL RIVER LINE FOR BUSTON AND AGL POINTS | The waunnoth p duty | Salo ae oll pets POR VLAD | TP via Long Hranen ‘ Leave pict & North Hiver. tov M. for Philadelphia, Lome inet pal theket tthe M. for Phiadelphin, town and Tuckerton, Si EW PROVIDENCE LINE TO vin, Providence direct. | A WHOLE SIGUT'S. REST. ONLY 42 MILES, @ w steamers and atter May 7, from plier 20 North, ft fi Moy attlving at Providenes | River, foot of 4 acO AM, and Boste | THE OLD | to Boston and. all ts North Itiver | ‘Wg PUTLADELPULA z vin | PENNSYLVANIA KAILROAD. THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE between | NEW YORK AND PIILADRLPHTA, depots in Phila. | N LINE STONINGTO! " POM., from plor | at na each Ww 19 Throwgh Trai: ’ delphia, ved Equipment, and the | intent with absolute emtoty Me Limntied Kxprensy 1 Mand 12 Midowh P.M and 12 Midi On V2 and O14 Broudway ; or Flower, | broeses and Cortlandt at oA Cours st Hrooklyn 14. 116 and 118 Madson st. Hobe t| ) De ne PRANK THOMSON, pot, Jersey City, Emigrant Tieket Office, No.4 Battery | FARMER, jeneral Vanager. eenger Agent. | | K. Pet | business at | office, lw | Wie es a 8s, RUG STOR - stocked, Diug Store in « thickly populated neizhls hood, west Hide, lor sale cheap, Address BARGAT tion U, New York. Tpiue Bronk ron sau ROMINE Store, esta i over 40 years, wi funiness: dchenp. Apply’c =iWO FRE FOR SALI by th hawd ene walls p letor going to nite re store, 405 Hroo) NOR SA Store OR SALE woud busi owner Nas other Sr, 141 Sth s POR SALE Dewies and Chairs, all ‘ti at a great N altice, Seutes, sil Wont 19th st, trou Lto Zand 6 tar and st. New ry Store unity, no humbie; goods fr cur £ 9 FOR SAUL. TUROCERY STORE IN BROOREYN — #700 weekly ; on: diress GROCE EK, SODA WATEit \ND WaL- if Apparatus at cost. HITFIELD'S, 262 + MARB Ka NICELY FECT i OF AND WELD tik OS Provision isu jo of the New nd satisinetory reasons. x AKPENTE R, 68 Park plac WADNUE AND GiLF Apply 18 Wooster st RASH 2 FEET » INCHES Fivet bich, jined with black vele at Centennial; price $2. Apply 141 West cl with cornicen. ASY ANO 15 yours ~PERAY CLARE RESTAC 4 Begadwe y, established i it, YONKE 1 Obs iaplendid logation for Europe. Address 165 Sullivan st A GOOD LIQ) O® S PORK, J. MORRIS, 269 100b ay, FIPTEEN INNER LIQUOR STORES 0s to exchange mud inure diel BLOG ima wel partag partuer wi 8s, STOCK Appy in the O BEER WUE with apartments to live tn. ast Rat CLANS Jd ae. if CLASS LiQuulk STORE, DOING on the west ‘side: Tne sottiinse yuainess to nttond to. Apply CAMPBELL, our Browiw ay, LARGE LOT OF good order; inorder to remove them. App.y w W? 2 Bowery. FABLISIIED PAY ila, satis! uf 162 Broadway. BUTCHER; tly used, cheap. UT TEL LON . box 1h Herald peivan het profit of ry dnt. S15OM jendid family ry sc view, A —BLAK LA .Boiler: small steain Yi mi Ai Fite and 40) LARGE L si 1.6. K also the STRERT SWERPING—ROUT night Dring’ swell it BULLARD, y. wear tho ferry. ‘hes wide, . GitALD'S Belting and Repair ed; will be UTSCHKAY SALE—TWO LITHOGRAPHIC PRI PAYING A nt of other ptown Herald $100 @ month; sold on w bargain. Address box 101 t AND BAR 04) ROADWAY, ~ will be this day, at 2 o'clock, sold by auc HUY A Pr ND Distillery Liquor Storey best location in the eity: trade and cheap rent, Apply 415 Bast ABIL WI Db Saivon,, within 165 fest Wish. whole Building) ; rent paid to particniar upon inter: fine low MACHINERY. 4 08. 1 ache Boule: north ol Vennsylvania t BELTING, 1 TO 24 4t.75 per cont priee lint Works, U2 Contre st. OT OF LBATHEI Single and Doub FUtST & PRYBLG JIG SAW, BUT cheap for want of reo, ‘Auply No. #4 Clinton at., city, come build: Mmaprovements, HEKATOR COMPAN # number of Stones, oF tho toll Metropolitan Job Printing Ofice, 26 and 23 CYLINDER PRESS, TWO ROLLERS, piendid order, tor cheap. GIL: sent 8% to pune Brice to bo: stating terms. V icing, 59 to full particulars, box LoL TANTED-1 portable eo V and in good orde: 6th ay In this 4 Mpwo ADULIS WANT private hou trewiars, i. M. W 4 offi do Lexington | terms, PHYSIC feo Htttle jot above BROOKL ANTED—A_ FT PRESS, DOUBLE ACTION, WANTED—NIZG tal ‘y-ineh thick; deseription and bottom 4 cd. 0 Pow real or Gordo ~ ordon Pi Ad . Soldters’ Home, New Fort Munroe, Va, 70 horse G GEER, TO ATTACH TO A ine, suitable Tue hoining com, completa to. ny Address, stating price, de, COAL, 484 WANTED. y and Hrookiyn. FOUR OR FIVE KOOMS IN mouerate rent. Address, with full pai Uptown Herald offi INK OK TWO ROOMS FOR A PUY . between INth and Sist sts and Madis nt moderate, Audross, stating *® Herald office. » WITH ALL IMPROVE: hvorhood ; rent not Le nw re: SLAN, box AMILY OF ADULTS, A House orm Part of with « private fam. “Oth st., rent must be very moderate, Ad- LYN, Herald offivs, ANTED-vOUR ROOMS IN A PRIVATE HOUSE byw stnll | dvess PAWILY, Herald IN \ TaANiOD couple, t sida PEMA YY ANTED. W ANTE Da cation; my ofice, ANT ED— NAKEM, Hera responsibl box HL I %) oR 4 POO aon the piane Address COMPETI unt ANTED the connte plain, £200. anfurnist Loue fron tull purtientars Wiis the Jie THOMAS COX, ven th nity bor next, new Avril, Park, ana PRA tees. sYitikk & GO. PYust received | Shleh thoy are offering at « rently red w Wing ine price and vorus pk PHIDA leon fh, Sortie itive: Lot oF COLLENDEK. AN pt 7 2W BILL DECIDE AL Mantels for Finst Sth st quiet fa ily. above S4th st. ; rent, $15 wns otic VAli HOUSE, rnishet oon , T, Herald Uptown Braneh, A YOUN MAN, A FURNISHED mn. duress, stating terms, &e., A. C. ico. Ad MARRIED west Pi BY Ist A FUR rater centrally 4, with price, .c,, > i FUR DLESSMAKING Address. with terms and lo r ation ow. ith particulars, TEN Vis W vorte In the Country. v ANTED TO EXONMANGE, FoR the, a (urniahed Goteage un tie iake, wt among the bills at 4 reasonable ress SUMMER, Moral COMFORTABLE HOUSE EN he elty A PLAIN y hed, hy eity C8001 Uptown Branch all A VURNISIND HOUSE IN NEW Dilan: red) for the next four monchs Oo erate, Address OPPENHEIM BROS, ‘AL NOTICE Dy CEASKD, hn Cox, pti of Brivhton, and who a uy Mr. Votes, it hes y Oth ofJune, 6s, and hever since beon of by any meniber of his tamily, will apply to Mr ates hall, of No, la hborotch Park, stockweil, c uw or before the | reewive the bog we to him under toe lave Me, Thomas Cox, of Holl It application is notmato y gt November neat the nox of kin, Bh PATE KSHALL 8 GON, of Mostyn Fo day of Novem N FINE .ARTS. HRUADWAY, NEW FORK HAV: eof matique Dateh Hail “Clo t price. NTKD TO PURCTIASK, 4X4 OR ABOUT. ANY Ing to depose of we dress WILKSBARKEL, Hera AND Woop. UNE avuy COAL Dy n SKCOND HAND SULT TABLES TS Ww. u equal to m Tus Krowdw yAR TABL cushions, indorsed by all le ayers, exten im ments now offered: os at erent bargain, W. A. GRIFFITH & mt very low prices, STN TARD TABLE GEOR D BARGAIN TWO BLEGANT “SARTDR quarter thelr vaine Can be seen at 156 Q OwLouK EVERY SUNDAYS TN. | T PRICES NEVER AP ED BAFORE~ | Ootnded) Enelewood, Yonke Dobbs’ Ferry. Nyack, a\siate eod marble Maatetes tary ensortinent ta Sing Sing, Haverstraw, Grassy Point, Verplanek’s and | city PENRHYN SLATE COMPANY, | Peesenill, the tase boat P.O, SOHULTS from ILurri 50 Unton square, 4th w Pag Lith how York, | sonst Frotgnt and passengers curried at low rare | all Kinds of Siate Work, " | APARALe [ANTI L oe sow AT'S KHOUE. Ve, DanC MG 8 \ fesnses pelson sie ca —~| i 2 wh ¥U Ne pew ee Avot Se open for elans ov arivete Veuena i an 190 Shan A atone a Oy