The New York Herald Newspaper, November 27, 1878, Page 9

NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1878—TRIPLE SHEET. 9 : the amount of $1, Mabilit 14; | ADELINE Marys, widow of the late Victor B. Ws THE COURTS. _ | gers: ittanar, its istic nie, tages: EMMA BAKER'S CHARGE, COLONEL MAPLESON’S ARREST. | 1, smount of $1.33. The uabiitiog are g4.811 Tas | ADL Maran widow of ; ay dS. Same vs. ‘Philip McGuire, burglary; Saime vs. Charles Simon Silberstein made an assignment, with prefer- Funeral services will be held at the residence of her r ; ¥ z P B PLAIN . DISMISSED— * ences, yosterday, to Marcus Rosen. son-in-law, N. L. McCready, No. 10 West 22d st., on TA eet a tate ietante ema Tee posers nye TS UramaNe CoNpEAe? WIE SES Sts \ tection acta Wednesday, the 27th inst., at ten A. M. Relatives and Same ys, John Hines, grand larceny? ‘Same vs, Wil Conn CF FeLEGh See WENNER, ETY FOR THE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY TO ESTIMATES FOR 1879. Siena ans levied to athens. 3 le requested Ghat ne flowers be seut. iam Regan, grand larceny; Same vs. Hugh Brady, | Judge Murray has rendered a decision in the com- lbs The Case of Gustavus Abbott, the grand ee plain of Emma E, Baker against Joseph Irving, | CS!-D8ES—THE JUVEKILE BALLET THE Cans ‘The Board of Aldermen yesterday resolved them- RTES, OR! &C. Court or Over axp Termixen—Held by Judge ‘ a , O ¥y id Boston Merchant. Davins The People va, Jacob D. Otis, receiving stolen | Which presents some remarkable features. Miss | BEM | selves into s Committee of the Whole for the purpose APNE ARONTMCENT OF UT cans PURS goods, Baker is a girl only fourteen years of age and Mr. Mr. Lundberg, one of the officers of the Society for | of considering the provisional estimates for 1879. VORTES FOR 8A! AND 20 RENT —_— igen ‘ on very 50) 1. — COURT OF APPEALS. Irving is in his sixtieth year. The charge was that | the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, appeared # Aterman Pinckney occupied the chair, Many Pianos bas iste oe newolingly pane : ‘cumaxg, Now, 26, 1873, | BO Na8 the father of her child, and this charge was | Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday morning #4 | changes were made in the estimates as parsed by tho HAINES BKOS.,} fyeturion Sd av. mad Blot ae LONGING FOR LIBERTY. Auaant, Nov. 26, 18 strenuonsly denied by Mr. Irving. In behalf of the | appliod to Judge Morgan for a warrant for the appre | oand of Apportionment. ‘The sun of $10,000 was ido fake orewa? OF SECO: Upright Pia 6, xome of them nearly jon in the coun- In the Court of Appeals to-day, present Hon. 8an- | oonpiainant it was alleged that she bad never bad | hension of Colonel James H. Maplesom, impressrio inserted for the purpose of paying the counsel By iy s ford E. Church, Chief Justice, aud associates, the | incit relations with any other person than the de- | of the Italian opera troupe at present singing at 8° | gmployed by the Aldermen in their indictment pro- | Hew ;slso for sale cheap, the largost selec following decisions were handed dow: 3 petirtncape try of second hand Pianos and several ine Parlor Organs iB fendunt, and with him only once, and then at her ¥ of Music im this city, The complaiuts om | coodinys, Alderman Reilly offered a resolution, which 57 cate a! a wcet at ienestntheainnate ecm Mr. Shupe’s Complaint Against a | “sictineimer vs. Killip; Dubois vs . Cassidy; Miles 4 ch the } ay genuine Steinway Pianos at auction and private sales. 6 a * j 5 | mother’s house. To disprove this Mr. Irving ex- | which the application was made wore signed by Annie | was adopted, providing for an appropriation of | “**” y STEINWAY © SONS Deputy Sheriff. ae Hoe ee ae acer purt Gauteul Railway | hibited to the court an afidavit, mado before John | Demy, aged twelve, and Josephine Massa, aged nine, | 811,000 far the construction and maintenance of a free 107, 111 Bast Lith st., New York. Company—judgment affirmed, with costs, ©. Prentiss, a notary public, in which she confesses | both members of the corps de ballet which has ap- fostiug bath at the Battery. | The sum of $3,000, | | ~“DecKER BROTHERS. 33 UNION SQUARI Clatlin vs. Monk Eer & Co.; Salter vs, the Utica and | to 4 much wider acquaintance than she was willing | peared in the divertisement entitled “The Butter. ppropriate purpo or their large assortment of new and second ha: ea to sui the times’ Pianos to rent. “A THAZELTON BROS., MANUFACTURERS, 34 AND 86 University place, a large assortment of new and sec- ck iti ilroad Company; Bassett vs. Fish; c] vledy e © TI ms removing street obstructions was, on motion | Pianos at pr Gustayns Abbott, the Boston merchant who is now | Gitte we, the New York Central and Hudson River | f,i°xuowlede a Se pale Ce Se tee flies.” These children, properly speaking, were ouly | of Alderman Sauer, reduced to $1,500. Mr, eonfined in Sing Sing State Prison, has made applica- | Railroad—judgment reversed aud a new trial granted, | prosecution Herbert 8. Fairall, the putative | Witnesses who corruborated Mr. Landherg’# com- Shelle said he thought $1,000 was sufficient " the purpose, but i ronsider | ni Pianos . or a tion, through Mr, William ¥. Kintzing, his counsel, | cowtsto abide oven a itn eogta, | iather, of the child, and an alloged parsimout | platnt that the Colvwe! violated the statute of 118 {or the purpose, but his colleague did uot consider | oud tund Fanos wane afte latter ue good ae new) willbe . = sed, ; pall oe ame é pre r pa tothe Court of Appeals to bo released. Ho was con- | Husted vs; Ingrahiam.—Order of the General ‘Term | {hg relation betrecn the complainant are Palma! | Which forbids childron under the age of sixteen to | When the estimates for ee Hk Sacer ent os —yOR RENT, UPRIGHT, SQUARE’ GND GRIND has some | dance or perform gymuastios on a stage or in public Ttebed Alderman Morris moved that $129,000 be Me Beene tarde mae or sao and tent a num victed at the February term of the Court of General | reversed, and the judgment on the report of the ref- | were not chaste, Judge Murray thinks, aided to the amount already appropriated. Mr. | ber of fine second hund Pianos, in perfect order. 1125 bove 16th st. | Sessions, 1878, and was sentenced to three years’ im- | erev aflirmed, with costs. foundation both in the testimony of Miss Baker and.) places of amusement, Im their affidavite the tWO | Morris said he thought the amount could be ad- | IAM KNABE « ( cin av’ Slater vs. Merritt, —Orders reversed, with costs, A : d that the complainant H 2 Prisoument, As Abbott was well known his convic- | The Foople, ex rel, Loomis ve, Tho Board of Town | wan allowed by het mother to make visite during the | ttle girls related that they danced in tho ballet sbove Yaataqponety woes by She Gapartment in the work of | “(N ELEGANT ATEINWAY fs 2 fr- Valle: a nies bes, ‘ . . : rene alk und t and 4 Pianos and Organs, new tion at the time created quite a stir in mercantile cir- | Auditors of the town of Little Valleyg—Order afirmed, | last winter and spring to Fairall at his lodging house, | mentioned at the Academy of Music and were kept Seesouh aise tea cannes te tatoctty. aie cage’ | second bene caer guare i ati any pam 4 zk, 19) Enst Lath vas F ic] with costs, and on some occasions to stay with him in his bed g cles. The complainant in the case was Frederick D, In re Petition of the New York Protestant Episcopal gn reer on ene! mee pod Nerina’ talk on out to a late hour at night, and by se doing e@ueliy — yest.on of Mr. Morris was adopted and the amount | low ri 8 Blake, of No. 79 Worth strect, from whom Abbott | pyplic School to vacate assessment he orders of | tracrdinary latitude of indulgenc "> | injury to their health, inserted. f 100-71; OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANOFOR’ iu ” : gence by the mother, j. 4 0 , SE . purchased a bill of goods, amounting to $500, repre, | the General Term and Special Term reversed and the | Judye Murtuy says, “shows slight Solicitude for the | dudge Morgan issued the werrent, was given |», The smount given by the Board of Apportionment Ayan sont jetianos, to rent. $8 por month. GOLD. fonting at the time that he had bogun business with | motion to vacate the assessment granted, with costs. | preservation of her daughter's chastity of that virtue | to Officer Kelly, of the court aqnad, to exoute, fyf,the munpost « outdoor poor was then in- | SMITHS, 3 cer Sten As cee id ferris vs. Van Vechten; Ansonia Brass and Copper | she then supposed her to possess.” = D creased from $40,000 to $40,000, The sum of $19,200 A RARE CHANCE FOR EVERYBODY TO BUY A $30,000 capital and that it had not been impaired. It | Company vs. Babbitt, the Sheriff, &c.; Thompson, ‘Miss Baker, in her examination, strenuously denied | About half-past cleven o'clork Kelly met the ti- | was, on motion of Alderman Sauer, ordered to be in- | ZA Pinnoforte; 30 days’ trial, subsequently turned out that he was insolvent, and | assignee, &c., vs. Swect.—Motion for reargument de- | haying made such an affidavit, but in this she was | presario in Fourteenth street, near the corner of ene jy re Tepeae no ae Lye et peying the ne Ri seuond band, 9f prices to mult the times. had been f time previous to the purchase, | nied, with $10 costs. contradicted by a number of witnesses. Miss Anna | Irving place, he Saghews « pct vito he Hee cote pidge ‘square and inlaid cabinet uprighte mn for some time previous to Pr . MOTIONS. Hermann, who was present, says—‘‘I saw Emma raise The amount appropriated for the purchase of 8D | one to exceed $200, Wursroome SHU AY comer loth st During the trial counsel took a number of exceptions Senear vs. Woods.—Motion for reargument sub- | her hand and she said she could swear plies for the Pol ment was then inci see aRE’ FAMILY. atAvING ier a b to the rulings of the Court, some of which, it is | mitted. to all that was in that paper; I saw her i Ore sehen ‘ Plauctoitesa Btalawoy atid s Deskén Hcethare will sell claimed, are of such a character as to en-| | Hunt vs, Chureh.—Motion for reargument sub- sign the paper; I heard hier, my she could swear tho besastineas of tutain Wea wane teen taken up. Gither at a sacrifice, ull private residence 72 West 19th A mitted. y livi G u was in at - os " | #t., between Sth and 6th avs. title the condemned to a new trial. It! In the matter of the confirmation of the report of ageekt Ma. Ehesiting tentifien to Geclueations mate pheceten Meoets called attention to the fact that the | 5 Goon TONE, ON is claimed by Mr. Kintzing that the | the Commissioner for grading, &c., Sackett and other | byte compiainant to the effect that Fairall was the | business of much importance te Board ad some time since unanimously adopted s The ON MS 8 Btate Court had no jurisdiction over _ the | Streets in the Caeeneiee eeneeatins (ie Disen a Adeemcnment so ity of Brooklyn.—Motion for reargu- | father of the child. He turther testified that she | and will be on hand at the peepee time, | axeure you, ment submitted. said when the child was born she would box it up | I have engaged Mr. Herrick, Aswisteut United States RING GRAND PT propriave $000,000 for the purpose of paving | 4 BOSTON MADE CHICKE! wv one-third that suns offence committed. The offence was alleged to have mi x 3 rman that 1 hich cost $1,000, will be sold : APPEALS FROM ORDERS. and send it to Fairall; it wax his and he ought to | District Attorney, todetend me, We will be there. Alde Lewis said that they had no power | hw asset erate ef re “ tripe aged peo ae ae er abe Cs mega raed N werwonees Calaton speaine Me fotos have it. In regard to the complaint against Irving, “Have tos ot - = Cg T mily, and the a te beat better Se a ¥ est'40th st., between ten and three. aay sels rt Darcy and another, respondents.—Argu y H. B. | she said it was false; that she would never have made | together ir wi tw forson et Polive - a 4 p - > . - “we roceedings commenced against him in November Philbrook for appellant and T, 1, Clarkson for re- | the charge unless put up to it by her mother, and | Court. | mS : y to perform irrespeetive of the action great bargi some of them used bi very short time following, and the schedules were filed and sworn to onthe Ist day of December, It is therefore claimed that the State Court could not take cognizance of the ans and really almost as good as news fully war » f Apportionment. He thought the | by curb spondents. that she wished she was out of the thing, but that BEFORE THE MAGINTRATR. . = No. 376. ‘The People x et GAN Dempondents, she had commenced it now and, ou Mave togo | When they bar ag s nlonel Maplesan wes taken » ee ee Sangean. propored in- | Wareroonin, th av. un o i » pretenc vs. The Rochester and Stats Railroad Company and | through with it, for if she did not she would go to | the bar, but Judge Morgen hed just departed, an: me Ue oe oot tw | - es Peewee ico tot ‘by the United. States vecouse | another, appellants.—Argued by George F. Danforth | State Prison for perjury. the Court wax adjourned until two o'clock P.M, | tease, after whic thty adjourned watil Tuesday | Par aaa Y ‘an otionce to obtain property by fraud or false | fF appellants and Angns McDonald for respondents. |“ ‘Tho theory of the deience was that the proceedings | There was nothing left for the Colonel, therefore, but "SR a. score Central atten ann inn pels- BRRETTTE SO pretence within three months before the commence- eer tion to the Board of Aldermen asking that they be A slew 7 ated in ered respect, Please call at the WEBER: 16th wt. OOD 7 OG- ear Sd ay. No. 359, George W. Bradner, respondent, vs. John | against Irving were instigated. and persistently urged | to await the Judge's return. Me was asked th: i 7% efor W. Howard, appellante—Argued by Cornelius E. Ste- | by Emma Baker, the mother of the complainant, and | tomary questions by the clerk and conld not see any reneer tree ine Ney pttan onndasien: or pect eene phens for appellant and George W. Bradner for re- the Judge thinks this theory is sustained by Mrs. | good reason to reply to them in the absence of bis sty: bd ot monns ae provisional foe a orcas was cognizible only in the United Stateg Court. It | *Pondent. Baker's bold and aggressive conduct toward the wit- | counsel and friends, He was shown into the private ong reterred Cotamittee for also appeared during the trial that, whifé the com- No, 354. J. Franklin Peck, appellant, vs. Theodore | nesses and counsel for the defence. ‘Her frequent | examination room by Sergeant Willisins and afforded | const ae. ASSORTMENT OF UPRIGHT AND BQUA lainant swore that he parted with his property upon | D- ks and others, respondents.—Argued by E. | and flippant interruptions, and vociferous ebullitions | every facility for telegraphic communication with his Reta ERE A lowe peisan: aban ever tox saek On senpanen fo strength of the representations made by the | Countryman for appellant and George I’. Danforth | of temper,” Judge Murray says, ‘seemed to indicate | friends. Half an hour after his arrival his son, Mme. MARRIAGES AND DEATHS, ents, ot to rent; partion will consult their Interost Ly tondemned, hho admitted that he had consulted | for respondents. the audacity of a termagant adventuress rather than | Marie Roze's husband, entered the court with Mr. - . . culling ‘before purchasing elsewhere, KRAKAUER, the “Commercial Agency,” as well as written letters No. 374. The Ophelia G. Townsend, respondent, vs. | motherly anguish over the ruin of her child.’ The | Herrick, and a moment later Mr. Levi P. Morton also a Union square (ith av.), 17th st.,New York. to. persons given “ai feference inquiring into | Oliver B. Whitney, appellant.—Argued by J. J. Lin- | complaint was dismissed, the Court expressing the | appeared. Then followed consultation between the ENGAGED. MEST CLASS UPRIGHT AND SQUARE PIA Abbott's responsibility. Upon these facts counsel | #02 for appellant, J. Newton Fiero for respondent. opinion that it was only ‘in consideration of her | gentlemen, which was interrupted shortly before two at very low prices on account of retiring. Claimed, as matter of law, it could not be said | No. 385. Tabitha Godfrey, respondent, ys. rge | tender years, and a belief that she was driven in this | o'clock by the arrival of Judge Morgan, Mr, Morton Merens—Jxcons—Mr, Sawcrn Mavens, of Danbury, | 2 a Mies Rosa Jacous, of New York, No cards, ry papers please copy. first clas Pia immense sacri t EN IN PAYMENT THREE SPL! 4, Upright and Squaro; will sell fice: manufneturers warranted. Addres BUSINESS, box 175 Herald Uptown office. . | Godfrey, Jr., and another; Gustave L. Kohn, appel- | matter by fierce parental coercion, that the complain- | and Mr. Herrick went into the Judge's private reom | Conn. Peary remeceniacien: made by abbas wae tee ee Igut.—Angued by George 1. Yeaman for appellant and | ant, should be allowed to escape the pensities of | and had quite alenythy conversation with him. while, | “Dai i ‘ y wi D. McCarthy for respondent. erjury. Colonel n remained in the examination roo Bintsing submitted that the pretences must not only No. 286. David Levy and eo a ar nalts ta: vac BOI: perjury. o site eles ath Wiraecton toe tee al have had a controlling influence upon the mind of the 2 Ri yaoxserers eragsc an = Maren MARRIED. dik . | omon Loeb and others, respondents.—Argued by CHARGED WITH ARSON. onel Mapleson was regularly arraigned. His coum RANICH & BACH, 243 EAST 23D ST.. NEAR 20 complainant, but he inust have parted with bis prop- | Tewis Lander for appellants, Wheeler D, Kawards for . | waived examination, and the Court held the impre- | Cnort—Devisw.—On Priday, November 92, 1878, ot | Kars have « beautiful amvortment of fina Panotortca erty upon the strength of what Abbott said, indo- P 1 pendent of any reliance placed upon an: collateral in- | Tespondents. John R..Marshall, of Dobb’s Ferry, was yesterday | s#rio in $300 on cach complaint to answer ot the | Church of st, Vincent Ferrer, ey Father Lilly, | beth and second han + ‘hich they are offering very formation. District Attorney Phelps submitted, upon DAY CALENDAR, AEE i i Court of General Sessions, Mr. L, BP. Morton was bis | Wriitam F. Crorr to Faxxte A. Deviis, youngest | e¥: Pianos let and sold on instalments. ois fae the part of the people, that the conviction was in all | . The following is the day calendar for Wednesday, committed to the County Jailin that place to await | bondsman. | daughter of Charles Devlin, all of this city. ARON & HAMLIN CABLNET ORG WINNERS respects proper, was fully justified by the evidence and | November 27:—Nos. 381, 97, 109, 40, 95, 73, 32, 36. the action of the Grand Jury, on a charge of arson NO INTENTION OF VIOLATING A LAW. Hivork—Fimirmaxs.—On November 2 at the | 2¥ ist toe aly gold medal to Ate oan musical Tinatraments Mak no errers-wore conititted upon the trial. He -——— preferred against him by his neighbor, John Conlin, |., After the legal proceedings @ Hxnaty reporter had | residence of the bride's parents, Germany | World's Exposition for twelve yours; for cash ot oaey pay Asks for the affirmance of the judgment of the Gen-| UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT. brief interviews with, young Mr. Mapleson first and | Catan Hitoxn to Bumraa Purrrwaxs, danghter ments; one may be purchased bY payment of 86 75 per quate eral Sessions. ‘The Court reserved its decision Bait * | The examination of the complaint was made: by | pis father afterward. The former said:—''The whole | Hermann Fleitmann, Eaq., of New York, fa A Eh te bro ir ; Wastirmarox, D.C., Nov. 26, 1878. | Coroner Hughes, and the testimony wont to show | of this trouble is in nutshell My father om the | | Mason —Jiwmsmoee —) Brooklyn, November MATHUR PIaxos MARVEL OF airiOW, ‘K ' : Su- ai , y | other side of the Atlantic was in the it « the Rev. A. H. Partridge, P. H. Masox, M. D., DGHBE PLAN Vv RCTION A GREENBACK SEIZURE. The following business was transacted in the Su- | that on Sunday morning last Conlin detected Mar- | training children to dance atter school hours for the | Peskskill, N.Y... to ADDIE M., omy danghter of | grout "Euncnt ait Suusee fer salvar te neat, Call and In Marino Court, Chambers, yesterday, before | Preme Court of the United States to-day : Ha a eee eerting Ort aeshall owns two. build, | Purposes of art. When my father came to America William Elmendorf, Kaq., of Brooklyn. No cards. | examine. Mahwack Fano Manufacturing Company, New z McAdam, Walter H. Shi 1 No. 48. Adelaide Snyder, et al., plaintiffs in error, | 5154 a the immediate vicinity, on which he had Re ia precisely the same thing, taking care that the Warrr—Biack.—On Monday, November 25, 1878, by | Haven, Warerooms, 20 East 14th ludge McAdam, Walter H. Shupe, general manager | ¥,° Theodore Sickles and William J, Lewis.—Argu- $1,500 insurance, and it was alleged that ho set fire to | little ones were pleased and not injuriously hampered | the Rev, Dr, Aruitage, Avmaonx G. Warre to Jorta F., ANIPICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSE ; bargains, Leeeke ANO WANTED FOR CASH—A PRIVATE FAMILY wishing to dispose of a first class Piano can find a pute ‘chaser by addressing M., box 323 Post office, New York. ‘nd treasurer of the Advocate, the greenback organ, | ment continued by Mr. P. Phillips, for defendants in | 16 one owned by Conlin in the hope that his own | OF disciplined in suy way. He lad not the most re- | daughter of the late Job 1. Black. forte, $5; also superb Steinway : ‘ RE applied to have Deputy Sheriff Thomas McSpedon | error, and concluded by Mr. B. Hill, for the plain- | \ouid be destroyed and he could thus obtain the in- | mote idca that he was violating any statute whatever, | Rochester papers please copy. ey hed for contempt of court. Mr. Shupe says in | MS in error, surance. ‘The principal witnesses against Marwhall | 22d only acted from the purest motives in the matter. — 5) punished for contempt of court. Mr. Shupe says in | “No, 84, Henry E.Cox and F. H. Laitner, plaintiffs | SVG. 20, PYRO PO Wiidentified as their own | I'm sure the public did not scem displeased with the DIED I his affidavit, on which the motion was made, that on | in error, vs. Sarah A. Hill, administratrix, &c.—Sub- | cortain articles of clothing ‘which were found satur- | Child's ballet. Certainly the little people themselves c Ot resent- | mitted by Mr. M. W. Fuller for plaintiffs in error, aud add Swi M ; are not dissatisfied.”” Barrniw.—At Black Kock, Conn., Monday, Novem- > . — ee He ee eae oer nie piace Teprosent’ | by My. Robert Hervy for defendant in error. ated with Kerosene and burning in the building: A | “Colonel Mapleson was next approached by the re- | ber 23, Futzamerm 4., wife of Joseph Bartrain, in the | PUANOS ASD oidees lor davis on ineealimente, Low {ng that he was a deputy sheriff and demanded CHEDIT MODILInn. i 2 | porter, who said:—“Colonel, what are you going to | 75th year of her age. Irom $4 upward money. “What for?” said Mr. Shupe. “For keeper’s | No. 3 (assigned), ‘The United states ve: the Daton |. © Ses Seer ee do now? Do you intend to disband your juvenile | S Reletives and friends ene respectfully invited to at- HORACE WATERS & SO: i i ” Pacific Railroad Company and others.—Argument * - ballet or to continue it?” end the funeral, from Tesidence, on ry, Sayt ont ane, es; that is tho way we got our living,” responded | TONY ced by ‘Mr. Solisitor General Phillips, of REAL ESTATE. “My dear sir 1am entirely unfamiliar with the | the 20th inst., at two P.M. Carriages will be in wait: eauteat ches dees eto McSpedon. Shupe said he wouldn't give him @ | ¢oungel for the appellant. This is the suit commonly ee law on the subject; but as I want to do right I shall | ing at Bridgeport ou arrival of trains leaving G: KER 47 Kast 12¢ ‘tent, ‘and thereupon McSpedon handed him an in- | known as theCredit Mobilier case.” It wascommenced | The following sales were made on the Real Estate | certainly look into the matter and abide by the law. E 1 FAY PIANOFORTE—COsT $050 GREA’ ized, mediately | in the Circuit Court for the district of Connecticut by | Exchange November 26:— You may be sure I don’t desire to violate any statute, beautiful rosewood Planoforte. only $80. ° pee re sey ; oa 4 se ately | the filing of a bill in equity by Attorney General 2 NER eT ‘The wretched business so far is annoying, but every- | © 49 yoars. St eee yee thereafter removed, including a bay horse, a top | Williams in the name of the United States, under and : i mad " thing will come right.” The of tho family, and those of her | 2 -siiaiit AND QUARE PIANOS-BA —_ be ig httied and the subscription list of the | by virtue of the special requirement of the rick building, with, lot 3Oxs.5x2 0x96.5, SHE SOCIRTY’S SIDR OF TMM CARE nephews, James send Jobe Carr, are eelay cee ae eeiie east 5 . : fourth section of the act of Congress approve ; and S774, Grand ot, 8.8, 110 ft. w. Officer Lundberg, after Colonel Mapleson and bis | vited to attend neral, on ‘Thursday, Novem Los ee rae this, Shupe says, after Judge Sheridan | March 3, 1873, The pu Of “this proceed: | Corlears at. to plalntif $8,100 | poet dt the court, brought in lvtle Josephine | 2%, at helf-past nine A. M.. from her late residence, | wenusecturer. 8 Union sduare purpose . edhe a . = ie Cotas big Beet eared af emplays” ot ing, 8° set forth in the ‘bill, was to | Alea. rimilar salo-nlohn | AL Goodiet, veers Mazza, a bright-eyed Italian child, who in a member | 45% Union st., South Brooklyn; thence to the Church | [FRIGHT PLANO: hupe’s recure the restoration to the corporation ys e of the juvenile troupe. Shetold the reporter that she | of St. Charles Borromes, wi a solemn requiean = = —— = - Mihe Aniocate adds his, testimony to Afr. Pr certain funds, of which it was alleged to have been | ojends of Daniel wen and Hudson River Halls | of the inven tisy bruch ond that her father, who te | mass will be celebrated for the repase of ber soul. SQ MONTHLY WILL RENT, #4 BUY NEW QRGAST ponmaint eo, the effect theton slie. ith inst. Mceped- y the Crédit Mobilier and by other trans- a tailor, was quite willing she should. Her mother | Interment at Holy Cross Cemetery, Flatbush, upright Piano, $100; rent, 4: square Piano, $3; Steind on came into the office in the absence of the treas- imilar nature, in order that the funds | George P. Smith, of the had objected at firat, but had yielded to u little per- | Conway.—On Monday evening, November 25, Man- | FZ; ucber, Chickering, rent low. b : urer and demanded $25. Fearing some harm might | when thus restored to the assets of the company | we story frame and four story brick buildings, ‘tasion. The child’s only complaint was thus pout- | camer, widow of John Com mative of Rannene, | Semel Dent reer ne eae moni have teremere ces: | might be devoted to the purposes for | Witlilot 21-2270, No. 111 Variek st., u.w. commer 1 | ftv made to the reporter:—-" like everybody and county Limerick, Ireland: to : Sih year of her age. MUSICAL. went off, z -|Wwhich the company was formed and that . ee ae ct along very well until Mr. Francesco gets aauicy to o funeral w: Disce from penidonre, TIT. ono OES," ae Cone eae eee On MBM HODES <P Lhe moortane nour” {ind other, interests | Wittam 7 Compl referee areclonure ealo of » oe if wera any salstako in dancing. ‘That's all, | 20 Mangin #t., Tharsday, November 8, at we o'clor SADY, MARY YERRA FEADHER TOOL. TRRERS z ., | of the United States mi rotected. The de- 0 and, 276x472 * 8.0 he wh is very nice.” , M. Me Fem) a. ‘ ‘The answer of Deputy Sheriff McSpedon to.all this | fendants denmurred to the Dill on various gro‘nds, The society's officers arsured & Henan reporter |» Cowwat.—On Monday, November 38, afler e linger. | Bounty: THACHER, 144 Herald Uptown. ____ Is that a levy was actually made on the 14th. and that | to most important being that the act of Congress that on Thursday evening they informed Colonel | ing illness, Tuomas Conway, in the 44th year of hisage. THE LECTURE SEASON. to oblige the greenbackers by not then actually remov- | ynder which the suit was brought was unconstitu- Mapleson of the illegality of his course in regard to ives and friends are ily invited to at- alt 8 OTU ~e veer c s ) sf Lert y LS Engit, be puts Mr. MeGuire in charge of it aa keeper: | tional, and that the government's interet in the this juvenile ballet. “But to their warning be paid no | tend the funeral, from hie late ‘reaidanoa, "No. ans | ])LcESxOLA PG (otbngt hens ye Sg ; that on the following duy a stay of plaintiil's proceed- | transactions complained of was insuflicient and too heed, and even neglected to answer their letters to | West 20th st., Wednesday, November 27, at one P. M., | November 27, Hh SEPSIS * ings was granted by Judge Sheridan, of which seo remote to enable it to maintain the bill. four xtury brick sto him on the subject. Officer Lundberg said that the | eharp. —— ~ received head on el wg but Ag teed y an | Mr. Justice Hunt sustained the demurrer, and the | *t-. 0. ¢ corner of Cross lane. to plai following conversation took place between himself | Corcoxax.—In Brooklyn, on Tecotey evening, No- Sree anc atses he had demanded from Mr, Shuepe, | c%¢being appealed to this court was argued in De- | yichael Halloran, reforee—Foreclosure salo of a and the iinpresario on the matter:— f vember 26, at 685 Bedford av., Perxn 1 aged insisted that to that ‘extent the stay did not | Comber, 1876. There being a division of opinion in right, title and ‘interest in the lease of one lot “Jf [don’t stop this bailet what will happen?” said 4 goose, fore, for the week endiny end he insist a ig % eo atay ‘ot | the court as then constituted the present reargument | 25x100.9, n. s. of East 88th st., 220 ft. w. of 3d av. ; the Colonel to Lundberg. Notice of funeral hereafter. t this offic Interfere with his levy. After @ long argument pro | wag ordered. also two story brick factory and tw “You will be arrested.” Dantrt..—On November 2, 1878, at No. 11 ad av., | A. Yi, ay bg Burepe, And con, Judge McAdam took the papers, reserving | “Attorney General Devens will mako the closing ar- ble, with lease of Lot x10 ’ : Mrs. HaNxan Daxies, aged 76 years, an ces Mecieara bontespentanbaier Brite sets te ~ his decision on the motion to punish for contempt, gument for the government to-morrow, and will be S 1875 (ground rent, $300) ono | “Put under bail.” Notice of funeral hereafter. warded by this steamor must be specially addressed), and a6 nea? ae tollowed by Mr. Sidney Bartlett and Mr. William G, “4 ° “And then?” Dwyrr.—On Mo morning, November 25, 1878, | 6 A. M..for France direct by ‘steamabip Labrador, via SUMMARY OF LAW CASES. Russell, ott Boston, for the deteniiante. Totalsessee . “You will probably be fined $250.'* Eurax, the beloved Of Dr. John Dwyer, aged 44 Bee TE pe gl 3 aio A. « Bates were jointly in. | Adjourned until twelve o'clock to-morrow, “and then?" ‘ : yous. wip wtin Qusenate Charles Young and Charles ‘ J ed psn ree ha lc Sas eee ‘ou may be imprisoned for a year. __ |) Funeral, from her late residence, 294 Bast 112th at., | masy nnd Rraics te oy flicted in the Court of General Sessions on a charge BERGH'S LATEST FREAK “Ah! That would not be nice, But still Tdon’t | tiis Wednerday, November 27, at one o'clock P. M., | ship Gellert. via Pl Cherbourg a im of stealing a quantity of gloves from the store of 5 The following isa statement showing the real estate | think I fe violati the law. Vl fight your poclety to Calvary Cemetery. 2 Tesi pagginy Beturday: of 0m) A. M for Europe, by eteamuhip Olty of 1 % transactions recorded the Register’s office Novem- | till it roved that Iam,” was the Colonel's ulti- EDAAL I. — At vkeusac! jovem| after in, via Queen u (eorrexpondence for Germany ani Mr. John Willis, at No. 939 Canal street. Young was | ewo DUMB WITNESSES PRODUCED FOR THE oa = tahim, sesording t Me. Liandberg. long suffering, Sauaw Axx, beloved wife of Peter Kd- | Seatland to be forwarded by this steamer must be spocially arraigned for trial singly yesterday in Part 2 of the ENLIGHTENMENT OF A COURT OP JUSTICE. ‘This same officer has notified ten of the children’s | eall, in the d&th year of her age. Seis arclapla vin Glasgos, and an 11-20-A. Bt, toe Recep, General Sessions, He was convicted, but remanded a ii 2 eae te 198x130 (24th ward); Mary A. E. Carter parents that they will be arrested if they allow their | Funeral on Thurvday, inat., from the Dutch | by steainehip Donau, ria Southampton and Bt for sentence until this morning A curious throng generally congregates around the | , {Alfred A. Sutton ‘isd $2,000 | Cnildren to dance at the Academy again. teformed Church at Ridgefield, N. J., at two o'clock, | steamships Wisconsin, Seyt! 1 % grim looking entrance to the Court of General Ses- 8. Dwyer to Edward J. y.. Nom. — train via Northern Railroad pean Of Chambers | 40 not joke malls for Denmark, Bwoden, oad Norwe Daniel McNamara, No. 700 Washington street, was . . i ', 168.4 ft. 1. of Strong av., 3; THE VANDERBILT WILL st., Now York, at one o'clock, ives and friends | mails for Eavana leave New York November 2 sions every morning, the attraction being the un- 5 Le The mails for ti, Greytown, Suvanilla, &c.. leave New yesterday fined by Judge Sutherland for violation of ‘and wife to August Koetior 2,500 are respectfully Invited to attend. oS Ny of egy ee he loading of the “Black Maria” of the freight of pris- tf Madison a’ Epwanps,—At Port Richmond, 8. L, Monday, Novem- fe * ports w York November 30, 21,800 The pace of progress in the Vanderbilt will case | per 25, ELtxy Z. EDWARDS, wie 3 H. Elwarda, | Mexico leave improved somewhat yesterday, when three witnesses Funeral services at residence v father, hen | sud J: lows lea repens Ea , Squier, Richmond, 8. 1, today (W wh, | ausiralia, be, were examined and cross-examined, Sooomber Oh, two euneek Bae g Mr. Charles N. Davenport, who was sworn atthe |” Hackerr,—On Tuesday, November 26, Cumusrorurn = 3.509 | Conclusion of the hearing on Friday last, resumed eset — phonies onan dane Hackett, aged PROPOSALS. ‘ "4 vache ‘ 5 mo r ys. —_ - the engybtes sige greeny and was taken in hand | ° Relatives and frlewds are re Hy invited to at- prin < oe ah eee OF THE SAILORS by Mr. Clinton. He testified that he became ac- | tend the funeral, on Wed: yy, November 47, at Propoxals will be received ‘at office until Friday, the 12,191 | quainted with Commodore Vanderbilt in 1474, when | half-past one o'clock, from his late ber, 1875, Lj farnisbing Bf -ibeed bes stead, 2, Det (5th «is., Long Inland City, he, was summoned to attend. to some business for | ey ee ee tee a aan i i ae eae nace | tress bottoms: sixty ouk ch wforated botto him, He was associated with Governor Gardner in | Hoaax, in the 20th year of her age. : i A the foreclosure suit against the Bennington and Rut- | ‘The relatives and friends are invited to | fete naning proposal cod esueeeaee: land Railroad of Vermont, and continued to act as | attend the funeral, from the residence of her mother, | will sand auinples to the Sailor's Suug ilarbor, New Brighe counsel to Oommodore Vanderbilt until he died. | Ellen Grace, 566 34 av., on Wednesday morning, | tn, Staten Tels before the 10th of December, where same Judge Leyes orpeeted So a gore. Go pre the | November ten o'clock. Her remains will be = of bureaus, chairs, tables and looking glasses can be impressions left on witness by the several conversa- ne's Church, where a solemn mass of . tions he had with the Commodore. The learned | req he ofteral for the repose of her soul; mag ipeey tenng | Judge argued that if special acts in the conduct of | thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, ber. Islan ne; notorious lunatics were taken alone it might, by that | ~~ Jonus.—Monday, 25th inst., Wint1am Kt. Jongs, the e trustees do not bind themselves to accept the lowest the Excise law. John Callery, Jr., was discharged on 2 4 of alleged poverty. In the cases of aka Tine A ghiri and Peter Quinn, | the handcufis as the captives, two by two, trip up the charged with rolling liquor on the excursion boat J, | SPs to meet thelr fate seems to havo quite a musical B. Schuyler, an adjournment was had. charm for the gaping loungers. The astonishment In the divorce suit of Emma A. Stobo against her | of these motley groups can only be slightly imagined Eaaiery’ ree cartes tare aiceaay: Deon nly when there, yesterday, halted outside a covered am- ublistied in tho Hrnatp, Judge Lawrence yesterday | bulance. Conjecture was ut its height, and wiseaores Jenied a motion for u rehearing of the motion for all- vainly racked their brains to fathom the mystery. Peres erm angite wiceang apacticoan Ghiegee LPO | ‘These could be no ordinary convicts, thought the ex- the husband relative to his habitual use of chloro- | cited crowd, no petty robbers for whom the “Black form, abusive conduct und alleged adulteries. These | Maria’ afforded sufficient accommodation. ‘The aflidavits were met by others on the part of the hus- | sturdy driver did not move a muscie, and his conse- band denying all the charges. quential and self-suflicient glances added, it In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, before | the intensity of the curiosity mani Judge Lawrence, Messrs. Howe & Hummel applied | every hand, “Who could it Ah! for an injunction to restrain Thomas Donaldson, man- | The Manhattan Bank robbers ? ; han ager of the London Theatre, and Miss Fanny Prestige, | faithful officers could readily take them in the ordi- rk November 90. The mails for San Frauciseo December 3. Tho mai Sau Franciseo December 3. THOMAS 1, JAMES, Postmaster, aux, Noveniber 24, 1 oners sent from the Tombs for trial. ‘The clicking of satires ix haweeis 533 Post Orrice, New r as | Nom. #. Me Poarl st., 8. *., to Joseph B. 33d it. Bartram 168 fi ft e) to liza B. 14th st... 8, 112.6 ft. w. of 4th av, Morton (referee) to Ada B. Bampton Ht, #8, 205.6 ft. @, a av., 2 anactross there, froin performauce of # play known | mary way from the Gity Prison. | The body snatches, | ait at... wa method, be esay to prove them rational, dewt son of Mary A. and the late Enoch Jones bhld which shall not be decmed to the Interest Of the te “Le Salon du Disable.” ‘The application was made | perhaps? And at this «nygestion the swelling multi: | 74" Haviy"Groteres) to ‘Germania T p : . eldext non 0 A. we behalf of Miss Angie Schott who claims to own | tade, standing on the tip-toe of expectation, crowded | Company... ee Ths qneninpnae Eesensted, sad Ee. Devenpest anid | | eats al as See a morning, 0 the Ie to be addressed to THOMAS GREENLEA\ 00 | ne had heard the Commodore say that he regarded | residence of his mother, No, 310 neey xt. Role Proposal i " 4,700 | railroad management as a trust, and that he never | tives and friends are respectfully invited to attend, Compirolior, 74 Wall st., Now York, ANNIE the sole copyright of that particular entertainment, | around the ambulance to get even a glimpse of an in- And the decision on the merits presented was reserved, ‘s coat tail. Suddenly the covering was partly marked “Proposals. ckholders did not share. | Kexxxpy.—November 26, ‘a be. | pac siotereerersetiores it of Catherine Bi . Jol ved, and lo! But we must pause, for the appa- no | made money thet the stockhold | Kennxpy. ¥ ; Bee Arial of TOs alle Ar Murdock ‘wes reeaiaed gr | sition ‘was enough to tako ono's breath away—with 5,900 | Witness had never heard the Commodore speak of | loved wite of Peter Kennedy. <q g WATCHES, on 4 ac. terday, before Judge Donohue, in the Supreme Court. | laugh ‘The unmistakable but mournful lowing boo sade ae 4,500 bene ingore wee orton anything else that would ; Friends ond acquaintances owe res ny tavited Ty SLRes betetel T. mM ONY an a RAL ag The suit is brought to set aside an assignment of | of two cows burst upon the ear, What! were these | Alexander av., w. Se 150 ft. 4,700 am, KENCLD's TeMIRHONY, Boy = ye Se pan q vy. atone RM a hes fino Pave re Tickets bought “at 77 Blecckel sty mot by her trustee, Mr. Haskin, to Julia Mur- | poor brutes brought to court for trial? The mystery @ock in February, 1874, on the ground that when sire | is casily explained. Not long ago a man named Aaron signed the papers creating the trust she was not in a | Harris was indicted for cruelty to animals under the Habe 5 condition of mind to understand what she was doing. | following circumstances:—it is alleged that le estore SeM akc On the other hand, it is claimed that she did know | kept twelve cows at No. 195 Stanton street. A | 6id st. Bug tt. w. of Bd av., 160x108; Zadecinco and has repeatedly ratified her act. Mrs. Brown was | fire occurred on the premises, and eight | Lanonette to Frank K. Honghion and others.,..... Nom. herself examined yesterday, and testified that she only | of | the cows | suffered severely from ¥. bad a dim recollection of executing some paper, but. | the flames. Despite this fact it is alleged that the ac- does not remember what it was, She said she would | cused continued to milk the suffering animals and sell th et have signed her death warrantat that time if Haskin, | the lacteal fluid as before, Harris and the man who olas Schacttes dy who was her attorney, had asked her, After reading | milked the cows while thus in torture were arrested | Hester st, (Nos. 9 and 11), two letters of the plaintiff the case was adjourned | 4 the instance of the Society for the Prevention of tor) to Isaae Goodstein; 44 years “ntil this morning. Cruelty to Animals, In anticipation of the trial com. _ ing off yesterday, it being on the calendar, Mr. Berg! Aftor recess Mr, Charios ¥. Arnold, the commis. | “Montati.—On Tuesday, the ith inat,, Junta, the 5,500 | sioner before whom he «testimony, previously | beloved daughter of Jacob and Christina Morlath, “on | offered, concerning the Bennington and'Rutland Rail- | aged 11 ménthe ond? days, AApersimal Proparsy; old Gold, Silverware, bo 8,000 | road was taken, was sworn. He identified the minutes | “The relatives aud friends of the family are rexpoct- | formerly with Joseph A. Jackson. exhibited as those taken by him; were in his hand- | fuily invited to attend the funeral, on ‘Thursday, the Pees . ae ey writing; remembered that the Commodore's aus t.,at one P. M., from 468 2d ay, fn I, BE were clear and intelligent. NET st Tuenday, November 2h Rowan | gia: pertect gemn Addreer IMEDIAT, Herald ene john McCulloch, counsel for Mr. nor nygest won ‘homas Theresa Murphy, ¥ id W. Park in the suits testified to by Governor Gard- | aged # years | See ner and Mr. Davenport, romembtred the examina- Funeral A T,1273, BROADWAY, “ABOVE 32D—MONEY FOR of 2 to Robert Cent rs Up the residence of dis 8, 408 Bast GEM —DIAMOND. 1 KARAT, OLD MINE Hon, minutes of which were exhibited, and was im- | 96th st, oue o'clock, Wednesday, November i. Avinitsand tine GHiES's COL Maan, 190 Grand ot pressed that during the examination Commodore Mccanray.—On Monday, November 35, Ann, be- : Vanderbilt was very lucid and intelligent, loved wite of James MeCarthy, in the Tist year of her Bees aR LOW patie BANDS, yexted COURT CALENDARS—THIS DAY. hiad conveyed in the covered anibulance to the vicinity — oo age. new sis AN! Tao Gewud ve. * of the Court of General Sessions two of the unfor- y A CONTESTED WILL, Funeral from her late residence, No. 200 West sad | ; - yp 5 = , 1 Surneme CourtT—Cuambrns—Hold by Judge Law- | tunate cows alleged to have been maltreated, in order | Goettler i. ee L poh de i ae Chareh of the Hol DER SOLITATRE, FURS Wire Bxyne Sharlos, , ety it Mow York, nes rate, $145; wreaten elty. Ls & COLEMAN, 180 Grand st. JIAMOSD BARRING, G0) TO #3.000; CAMELS HAL Shawls, Watches, Ae. sacrificed for cash; loans effected; ared. fence.—Non, 24, 34, 53, 63, 70, 76, #2, 84, 85, 91, 190, 115, | that their suffering condition mi 5 Most 9 m q C aaa ight be inspected b; 123, 133, 163, 178,'179, 193, '204, 208, 221, 249, 290, 230, | the jury chosen to try the case, Owing, however, to | ,°f iy 26+ 30, 240, Asschament cases —Nos. 239, | the unavoidable absence of counsel for the accused 240, 241, 243, 244, 263, 257, 261, 263, 266, 267, 268, 269, | Juage Giildersiceve adjourned the case, and the poor 700 A curious will case ts now before the Orphans’ | from thence to Calvary Cemetery for interment, Rel- 1,000 Court in Newark. Two months ago Mr. John Law- | atives and invited to attend. renee, a venerable resident of Bloomfield, died, leav- O'Hana.—On November 26, 1878, Jaume F. O'Hama, 2 Inables pared 70, 971,272, 273, 278, : . i agua ¥3 peare an ¢ saben. amands, Watehes, Val Surnian Count—GuxvaaL Tena.—Adjourned until | COW# Were driven homo to await the event, irom | ing 8 enug fortune to his nephow, Alexander I. Rey- | “Gil "* Liven and frlemia nee peapectfally invited to a WiC 99 Union square. December 13. SEEKING DIVORCE. bert. Mrs, Jane Ward, a sister, and other | attend his funeral, from his late residence, 135 Leroy oan weg toe og ate KS, JEWELRY. Sle Sense Cover—Srrerat, Tenw,—Adjourned for the SEEK) E. 1709 | near reintives of the deceased, contest tho | wt, on Thursday, November 3 1878, atone PM. GRO. G. ALLER. ti) Broadway, wear see le a" fone PARSONS. Morristown, a jovember » pees aan Supneme Count+-SrrciaL Tkum—Part 2,--Adjourned | Edward D, Cox, Master in Chancery in Jersey City, 17,000 | will on the ground that when it. was | puaxx PARwONE AOB CTH AY, BETWRES 20H AND gore STR for the term, yesterday began taking testimony in the suit for di- ae ee ee. ce ee aoe LOB ite at Navas made on Diamoude, Watches, 17,000 | jnind. It appears that two years ago Mrs. Ward be- | cits" Wodnonder: November sf, tocite Mee eee | ess Bill 6,500 | gan proveedings to test her brother's mental capacity, | Clits. Wednonday. Re Many, wite of Henry Surneme Covet—Cracerr—Part 1.—Adjourned sine P- An intelligent jury listened to the evidence and de- die, Part 2—Held by Judge Barrett.—Case ews and Shawls, Same tone at fall walne vorce between Isaac McCullen and his wife Ann, now BERNARD. 3,517, Erwin ya. The Neversink Steamboat Ci pending in the Mlinots Court of Chancery. ‘Tho par- 5 eno le “ n, of the county of Limerick, Ireland, RROD WAY —DIAMONDS, | WATCHES No day calondar, Part 3 ties to the suit formerly resided in Elizabeth, N. J., 6,500 | cided Mr. Lawrence of sound mind. ‘The verdict © of faneral hereafter, 907. low tp pe = vt ee negutiated on por ‘was appealed to the Chancellor, and he set it aside 7.000 | gna a second trial was had, which resulted in doclar- | tine tng Waahinnton st, Hobekes Ned. Marne zon | ing the old man insane, His widowed sister, a Mrs. | [iu trnty beloved wire of @. W, Rebinson, Reybert, kept house for him until her death, olatives and friends are stfully invited to at. | ety he. 5,000 | Then young Reybert looked atter him. The Old man. liked Reybert so woll that he made | tN her funeral, trom the First Methodiat where they were wellknown. Mr. MeCullen was a mon Count—GENERAL TexM.—Adjourned sine | builder, and was enid to be worth considerable money | and real estate, In the spring of last year he proposed | Samy te Giraud Foster. w. sof ot ' to his wifo that he ®honld go to Porn, where | Kublke, Henry and wife, to Moyer Colem = on, No, 3,345, Brown vs, Murdock, No day co Times vp. MATTINOWS__ Marne | OF, BROADWAY, OV RR HERALD wital 26 Tunas paves plamaaia Wasson Bowht and sold. b, 107 Bi Supenton Count—Srrcran Trrm—Hold by Judge eir.—No day calendar. m ‘ f 8 nid 250h at, ears 2,500 Church, Washington st, near Sth s#t,, Hi 4 | > = = "1 ‘ bind ho had been promised several contracts, and, she giv- | former 0! By. & ‘a Yea him his heir. ‘Now it is claimed — that r 9 . Seurznion Count—TriaL Tenm—Part aaa hed ing her consent, he left Elizabeth on the 16th ot July, Millhanser, Bott, to District No, fof Ind ‘Thursday, the 2th inst., at two o'clock. WINES, LIQUORS, 4, Judge Van Vorst.—Case on, No. 348, Havemoyer. No day calendar, Parts 2 an indent Order of Boual Borith, n. s. of 60Uh st,,¢. of 2d av. 4 the will is waste paper, as it was made during the | “Sroup-On Mon! 5,100 | thine that Mr, Lawrence was declared to be of unsound Xovember 26, Riza M. Tom | URE FRENCH WINES AND BRANDY, wr Ad: | 18:7. She says that she never heard from him after nent, wife of William Stoup, oe the te he left until six months ago, when she learned that mind. Already a good part of the estate has been Peailence, from the vineyards. eet fe the tern. wane Tenst—Adjonrned untit | He was in. Evansville, Ul. ‘The next sho heard from . caten up by the lawyers, and it is considerwd doubt. | ,,tjiuaral secre trom Ker tee em eta pong Dees Pesse—Caunat, Tant—Adjourned Untill | Hin’ wag when she was notified that lis had filed a Dill | yMOBB iii gece area 100 | Fu it anything will be Itt ror any of the heirs by tue | ( lack. “idehntives and frlenda reepocttully iarvited to | C™Mth, Champagwe, Burs Nery okt Gnpuee Breseg COMMON “Praak—Svectan Tens, and Costwox | £9F divorce fron hee on thie round that, she was Jnnd Lispenard sta.; Omonther...-c-+-,..- yo.oo9 | tie the case is Anished in the courts, attend. Tote 7ST cuons ond Ip nde boven Breads, ‘s a le : " addict 0 0 quors. 1. MoCullen + seal > nt a ee nd hy | alleges that her hust Kin anxious to be rid of her, 9800 BUSINESS TROUBLES PH i a a November 25, Inaac 0. Taonr, Orders by mail promptly Nea. 1s, ee %, Day Now Too, IwHL, 740, 245, 1aN7, TIS, | Ho that he may marry a wealthy widow, i rapa Z Funoral on Thursday, November 8, at two P. M., eee » 14, 774, GG, 198, 62: 1, 721, 1984, 742, 751, or a he Nash & Brother, dealers in agricultural implements, | ftom 230 Ross st. ne ay co. $43, 1846, 706, 704, 723, Tot, 45%, 488, Dart 2.-—Ad- AFTER THIRTY-FIVE YEARS, ie a spe at 9,000 ; * | "Toniy.—On Tiesday morning, November ra ee cea ; fourned for the term. : isin ‘elizabeth A. und ottiors, to Mary Bendiasion, made an assignment yesterday to Henry H. Stotes- | gud yur of her age, after & lingering iltnese, Mame oS ee Maia ~ s, of 406 Bt, Ww. Bth av.; Syears....... John by and ecutors, &e.) to Al 1 rumeus, &e.), No. 69 Libert; . $,000 | burg. The liabilities are estimated at $60,000, W., wife of Orville H. Tobe; A meeting of the creditors of Davidson & Jones, | , Funeral services at et lake residence, Xo. 60 West - " Also importers of French anoon | Wall atevet bankers, was held yestorday at tho office | 4," i.om Aine te he taken to chitego toe tee ak, | Narevartislc Postery, Be - byron ies when te | ane At sey the ge bmg flowers be sent, ASK. -. $600 | the election of an assignee, Dwight M. Babcock being APHAGEN.—On Sunday morning, November x chown. Me." Waldaurave ‘Harlock, reprosenting | Fordham, N-¥., Eutzanern . Dantien, wite of ah | WV Astibcs 1 Dod (IRET CLARE GRCORD WAND BAPE, * $10,000 worth of claims, says he will oppose the | V. Traphagen and daughter of 8. D. Barnes, aged a] etmek - chet. on = matter before Judge Chonte, Tho «chedules showed | years, MARBLE MANTELS. | 0; individual debts of Relatives and friends are invited to attend tie AND MAMBLEUKD MANTEL GRAVE ry $111,000. Sth f bottom prices. ‘A. KLAWBA 106 hast tee oe gating $65,000, Jem Railroad train from G1 Samuel Seelig, dealer in clothing, mado an assign- firm liabilities, a ividual debts of Mr, dones, | funeral services, from her late residence, at Fordham, ' 19:90 | CoRwante i P.M. Md Th AND NARbiy ua ment yeaterday to Aaron Lavy, giving preferences to |, Waxonon—On Monday, 201% inet Bric ae Stepe, Bees tea, Manixeé Count—Tnrat Teum—Parts 1, 2 and 3,— S Mfounsea tos the sores rts an For thirty-five years Van Rensselaer Beatty and his COUNT OF,GENERAL Sesstons—Held by Judge Suth- | Wife Hotty, of Montclair, N. J., lived happily together, | ander im grland-—o Hoople ys. Michael Philips, felonious | and had five children born to them, all of whom, ox- Warn cares seule and ery; Sane ys, Rdward Dursh and Ne Uinins, bargiary; Beme va. dames Flood cept one, are of age. eee Beatty secks, in the ‘Thomas ©. to James 0, Bell and es Hobinson, burglary; Same vs. Bernard | New Jersey Chancellor's Court, divorce on the | De la Rus, Lutgarda A. (oxeca! tix, de Goldstein and Anna Goldstein, receiving «tolen goor ground of alleged shameful treatment and violation | eid Same vs. Ansou W. Wood, disorderly house. Part | of his marriage vows generally by the husband. Mr. 2—Held by Judyo Gildersicove—Tho People vs. George | Beatty denics the allegations of infidelity and cruelty, Edwards, William Breslin and James Dufty, robbery; | and ¢ es that his wife deserted him, carrying off Bame vs. Peter Thornto! midis assault and bat- | without his knowledge and wishes $500 worth of sil- tery; Same vs. John Gallagher, felonious assault and _ furniture, Testimony is now bein, battery; Same vs. Danicl Birdsall, felonious assault case bofore Mastor in Chancery Henry J. end buttery; Same ys. Thomas Campbell, burglary; Ketablished since AD. 18, Donaldson, Davidson, i 005 hirty-nine claims were proved, ogy! on Friday, the 20th inat., at half-past one P.M. rand Central