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THE COURTS.
Legal Construction of the Law
of Conversion.
ARB EST U5DKK THH BTILI.WKLL ACT.
Another Phase in the J. L. Brown
Street Contracts.
On Monday night Messrs. Mmou Cohen and Man
helm Coben were arrested uuder the smlwell an, at
tbe suit of Marcus Oppcnheiuicr, tobacco morcbiut,
No. 13S Water street. The warrant ?U signed by
Judge Donobue, and ibe case came before tbo samo
Judge yesterday evening, on a motion to vacate ibe
order of arrest. The complaint la thai on the Mb ot
September defendants obtained from plaintiff 110,1.00
worth ol tobacco on u credit of lour month*, for rlnch
Ibey |i?ve their notes; that defendants boa no money
? I llie litne; that tln v 'sold soluo at an advuuee nud
boine al a rate wh.rll could givo them t.o profit;
bought up |4#.OVO worth id sixty 'lays,
and that their agent won oltorlug to buy up
tiieir notes st till v ccnison tnc dollar. Mr. John D.
Townsend, lor deiendnnts, argued thiil there was no
debt yet due to platnlHI; that Ihero was no allegation
Ibe dnlti wait lraudulently eon traded; thai tbero whs
no ofler to return ibe uotes anil uon constat, but they
?old ilit-m; ibnl the petition is to blank judge, mid
should be to a particular one; that ibe complain! Is
all the talk of other creditors, who make no atlldavu,
and that there is nothing in it lojusmy arrett. .luilae
Douobue said be carclU'ly looked over the atlldnvits.
lie referred to a recent case o' u inun being arrested
because hie wile bought an unusually lar^e quantity
of' goodi> irom Stewart's shortly be I ore he became
Insolvent. lie thought the ooinp'atnt snnieirnt, and
denied Ibe motion.
CONVERSION OF A WATCH.
A esse was tried in the M?rtne Court wbi-.b turned on
tho law of conversion us laid down by the statutes of
this Slate und in the common law. Tho action was
upou the conversion ol a irold bunting caso watch,
eighteen caruts, fine nickel movement ana chronome
ter balance, and properly the question arose as to the
tlmo?noi that the watcii kept?but tho tiiuo by tho
ngreement which the parly converting It had to keep
it before be was entitled lo dispose of it. 1 lie suit was
brought by Alvln Dooltllle against Charles Schwartz
under the lollowlng circumstances:?i'latntill in tho
month nl April, 1873, being iuwauioI some money,
called at Ibe tailoring and scouring establishment ol tho
deleudunt Schwartz and as.ied him lor ? loan ol $'!!<,
which Schwuri* declined lo advance. I'lalutilf then
Mid lie would leave his watch In pledge for tho money,
the watch being valued by experts til #16(1. Ibis in
ducement dwiuoa Schwartz in letting i.im bsve thu
money, with a bonus ol S7 00 upon the $ii. To this
rxteui there was no contention between thu parties.
On ilie (juesiton ol time, upou which I ho case substan
tially turned, the testimony ol tr.o parties was very
Conllictmg. I'lniuiifl swore thai tho conditions were
tl at be should have two mom Is IU which lo redeem
the watch; that he said, il he did not call
for It witbiu the prescribed time tbo doirndanl
would be cut tied to retain it in his possession or dis
pose ot It as be might ifilnk proper; that wiihlu two
or ttireo days belore the expiration ol the tlmo no
called upon iho delendunl lor Ihe watch, who said ho
hurt disposed ol it, plaintiffs agreitmeni by his version
of the story being thai he was lo have redeemed it
within one ueeL, und, having tailed in that, he hail a
right to oonvert it to his owu use. .Motion wus mndo
by pintniilTscountel lo direct a verdict on the ground
that it was against public policy and lending lo lno
oppre?*:ou ol t.cblurs to permit the conversion of prop
erty as in the case iu sun. Jnoge Alker gave the caso
to the Jury, who returned a verdict lor the plain11fT In
$150, wtlh Interest. Ira 11. Wbeolcr for plaintiff; Mr.
Strauss lor defendant.
THE JOHN L. BROWN CONTRACTS.
John L. Dicwn got a cuutruct In 1S71 for rcgulullug,
tr.,First avenue, nud brought suit lor teu percent
Inc., but died pending null. His special adnilnlslrrtor,
Willlatn A. Soaver, got Judgment for fSti,lf>3 VZ
Churles Gl Wuterbury bad been a surety on the con
tract; there were 300.0(0 yards of tilling sliil lo be
Done, nud as \\ aterliury charges, thai without proper
ofler to him lo take Brown's plueo In a contract nd
ludjied to lie honest, ibe city proposes to no in and
finish the contract and bold him liable, while ho is
perfectly willing to complete it, und that tho breach of
contract alleged by the city was caused by their own
fault. He therefore asks lor an Injaucllon against the
city taking advantage ol llrown's allego i failure. Tho
case was be.ore Judge l.awrence, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday, on a mi lion to allow Mr. Wnict
burr to put in adu'ilional papers In support of tbo
motion lor an injunction, anj decision was reserved.
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.
In tne matter of tbo petition of St John's College,
Fordhatn, to obtain a remission of an assessment on
the college grounds. Judge l.awrence granted a writ of
certiorari .testerdsy.
Walter S. Hill, ogent for the l.yceum, sited Anna
Dickinson lor J.'iOO, due lor obtaining engagements lor
lectures, ntid got Judgment. Miss Dickinson's appeal
lo the Common I'leas, on the ground that the casn
went by detaull In thu ubsenco ol herself and counsel,
was argue : yesterday, and decision was reserved.
In tho suit ol Kltshn Cole und David W.iod vs. ('rvillo
1. Grunt, llio President's brother, and Horace U
Waters, ou piomt.-sory notes lor fOOo, Jtinge l.awrence
yesterday gtauled at. order lor ibe publication ol sum
mons
Application w.>s made to Judge Van Brunt lu !ho
Omm.in 1'ieui Court yesterday lor un ultachmeci
? gainst tieur^e Jones, ol tho rimes, for contempt in
uot appearing us a wline's iu the suit of Albert Day vs.
ltirh ird l,ee. Decision wus reserved.
"rt m. P. Ilurd wai Illicit $ loony Judge Van llrunt
resltirday, lor disobeying an order ol the Common
['lens Court to uppcur lor examination in supplemen
tary pr' ceediugs in >i caso tu which Itosa XcMiane got
a judgment against him.
in the ncilon tbo l'nll?>d Statos vs. M barrels d s
lilled spirits claimed bv Alois Keigelstock, trnil beioio
ludg* Ulaichlord ill April IhsI, an appeal w as taken hp
the t'nne'l .stales attorney to tho Circuit Court, which
: inio on yesterday for argument before Ju i>;e Joluisou.
(i taoneoi a number ot cases lirooght by the United I
Sla.es list fall, hi which the i)iitstion ol tl'io Ic rieiluro I
ol distilled spirits in ibe hanus ol un Innocout ihird
party arises. Jti.lgn llutchlo d on tbo lr.nl, oo motion !
al Wal. J. Tuska. attorney lor the claimant, directed
s verdict for tho claimant, rehastng the .'oods. Roger
M. tibrrntan appearetl on bona It oi the Untied States, '
oppcllams, Wai J Tnska'or tn? clutmsnt.
The trial ol the suit ol Kranci* Kerrigan against tbo '
Broaiiw.iy and dtenth Avenue Kabroud Company Is
now progressing belore Juuge Sed?wiek aujajuryin j
Part U ol the Superior Court. Tile plaintiff seeks to re- ;
cover $10,000 Ouinai.es lor having oeeu kno. ke.l down ;
and having thiee ribs broken hy one ol ilol"li.laul'rf
^ars while he was atiemniing to cross ibe *Ttel in
Iront ot it. The defetuianis ueny any ll ibilii) a: all.
an>l allego that to avoid litigation they paid plaintiff
#10 and cave him medicine anu niciiiol aitcmiunce, in
return lor wi.icli lie gave the coltipauy a re louse.
Kerrnr-tn denies lb.it ho ccderstai d the nituro ol the
rclc.i-o.
John 1!. Starin owned a :us. with which ho wus
towing a harge in tho harbor ol New York. I'lie hawser
with which ibe barge v.a< nnlteii lo the tu^ parted,
sud Ibe latier collided with a lug belonging lo William
Itexia. llio result was tho breaking ol llexta's tug,
as also his log. In a sun brought hy Itexia
to recover damages against Mar nlor thete Iniuries
lo tits person and properly, which was iriel tieiort
Judge Koidnsou and a jury in Hie Court ol Common
liens yesterday, bo obtained a verdict for #3,2-'iO, I2\0
ol which was lor tho Dreuklng of Ins tog and $3,MM) tor
the breaking of his teg.
In tho suit ol trolly against Conner, Sheriff, ou n
motion lor a now trial, Cine I Justice shea said :?-'Tbo
Vermel oi the jury determines iliat tho plaiutill u a
pun haser in good (aim and lor a valuable consideration
at the o ilo held on too premises where the property was
situsta l. Thai sale was with tho coumvauce and con
currence of bolh Dnrke and T. R. Croily The money
went dlrecily to pay a creditor wli.i had loaned money
lo the partnership, and, there being no iraud lotiml in
Ihe sale itsell, nor in us purpose, (lie creuitora have
no other or better rights ihau those which ll'.rke and
Croily, their judgment debtors, would ho entitled un
fhe puiinershtp being Insolvent thero wus tin luierest i
in its assets leu wtnuii either partner could dispose of
lor bis It dividual debts, tin | a, inership creditors ;
having the prelercoee ol pavmeut, ami Ihero Im-Iii^ a ;
d*llcieticy ot assets even lor thorn cru mors."
lu thu ?uit ol 1 ou' lilwnn. er .iKiilnsi Adams and
others, in overruling ? demurrer to tho complaint
Sbict Justice Shea holds that Mbe contention Dial
Ibe Court ol Common I'leas is. sineo the act of l^-J,
chapter 029, w ithout power to givo ibe leave to prosu
cute this action ii)>oii the Marshal's official bond, Is
not tenable. The authority ronlTrcd upon that court
by the Oth and 7lli ???cliona ol the set ol 18(i?i, chap- '
Ur 481, has rot been superseded by the llih sub
division ol section 3, chapter tl'io, ot act ol 1872. In I
the ens-; ol Urtins \s. iln?ak Mr. Justice Me.Adain
has decided that the latter sei h?s noi r -peutro Mio
former ol lS(r_', In tl.ls respect, either by us terms
nor by implication. In that reason nig and decision
oi Mr. Justice McAdnm 1 coucur, and this dec'?iou is
m coiiiormity therewnh."'
id holding the answer pnt in by defendant In :ho
ease 1.1 l,ou a aeilnsi i.udrigh to bo Irlvolo ts Chief
Instlco Shea tuya, in a brief statcni nl o| the ense:?
"it eonstsis ol uoiliiiig more than a mere general state
ment of the conclusion that the i ronns.-ory note in
Mm is voidable lor uiurj. Itdnoi noi aver lno sev
eral particulars r< <;titsite lo pie ml that personal defence;
neither the p.ace where tlio ulle^en agreement lor uii>
lawlul interest wss mndo (Moms vs. Thatcher), nor
Ibat. the agreement wa? Inlentional y corrupt and tistt
fious (Manning vs. Tyler, "il New York Kep., M7).
The answer is. thereiore, overruled us irtvoloii*, snd
|udgnieiil ran I e enti r*<l in mvor o( 11 e plaintiff-, '.villi
$10 costs ol this motion."
DECISIONS.
nUl'KKMK COniT?CBAMBBttH.
Ry Judgo Donohuo.
Wnterbnry vs The Muvor. &c.?Motion denlod; or
4m to he settled,
By Jndgo Van Vorst.
The Harris Woollen Company v?. Hirrcb Order
rattled
By Judg;1 Lawrence.
Solomon vi. Sclufler.?Hc|>ori or referee eonllrmod.
Toftnsbend vs. Johnston.?I desire 10 bare tbe ref
eree report in thif case
Wallace vs. Tha Mayor, 4c.? (Jrantea on prool ol
sei vice being fll' d.
Willlatusou va Cobb.?I with to see counsel in rc
t garil to this ease.
Mutter of Madison av?nue.?In thia case 1 dcslro
tha petition aud tbe notice of motion and prool of
service
The Washington Llle Insurance Company va. Klein
rh.iucr et al ? fbe motion lor a stay iienuicx tlie ap
peal should be ,:r.nifcL
Tho |riral National Buildii.g and Mutual Loan Aspo
| elation v*. Baudnuiun, and The Citizens' Savings Hank
vk Leonard el aL?Order* granted.
Aiunndown va. Duiion. ? Till* application slioald be
made to the Justleo holding the circuit,
Jamison vs. i'ickert. ?1 destro that tbe pleadings
and tbe original aOdavit on which the order ol ar
| rest was jirn'ileti should bo handed in.
O'Connor vs. Motown*.?t urn disposed to allow
1 the plaintiff to tent the question woelher tin* ea>c can
l>o tri.-d in nil hour. Cause aet down lor second Friday
ol December.
Hunken va. Dust.?The pleadings and other papers
referred to in the proposod oruor aro u-i|uireil.
Tu? Standard Sugar Refinery vs. Dayton.?There la
nolliiiu' ou tho (are ol the j> ipers to show that tbe
pluinllM Ima recorded Judguienl or that a trial lias
been had.
Harnett vs. llrann.?The preponderance of the evi
dence on the allldavits submitted Kemi to bu thai the
defendants made tho fraudulent representations allege I
by the plaintifl, and the motion to vacate tbe order ol
arrest is thcreloru denied, With cost*.
Montgomery vs. Montgomery?Tho evidence now
reported by tbe referee is xudlrieiit to establish tho
allegations in tho supplemental complaint, and tho
rcieree's report eomirmod and Judgment of divorce,
i wuli tho custody of the child, is granted to plainttn.
Krlckel vs. The American Stair Hod Company.?
j There Is nothing tu the uflldavit i.muted iu which
shows when the suuhuohj and eomplaiot In this action
were served; when that is supplied counsel will plenfeo
) present a reforenco to the etaiue under which they
i proceed and demand the ri'lioi asked lor is claimed.
Nathan vs. Schiller, siolosbury vs. Mcl<ean; I'oyver
: vs. The Mayor, tee. ; DeWitl, Jr., vs. Kmitzj Stevens
I vs. Wakeinnn, Noa 1 ana2; Ellison vs. llartln; Murnu
| vs. Hughes; I'owell vs. Woodlnun; l'ost vs. Meyer;
! Thompson vs. l'attern; l'ost vs. Meyer. Nns. 1 mid 'J;
Hagj-erty vs. Hyreso; Vhurbor vs. Biowne; Woll
vs. Klkin; Fogg vs. Pascal; tiriggs vs. Many;
Addle vs. Cooper; Tno (iermaniu Life In
I cjraiiro Company vs. Bliss, Noa 1, 2, -1
1 and 4; Chapman vs. Sisson; mutter or Smith;
i Tiio I'nlon Dime Savings liank vs. Foster; Biggum
| vs. Biggum; Tho Heal Kslalft Trust Compauy va.
Keeeb; l'ost vs. Juch: Isaacs vs. User; Otto Va.
' Fackner; Matter of 123d street; Wheeler vr. Kowe;
Heminenway vs. Auld; Michael vs. Keiu; Stevens vs.
Wakrman; Dlossy vs. Newton; The i.aliiti and Hand
Powder Company vs. Benhans; Potttgrew vs. Tho
City ol Brooklyn; Kolin va. Levy; matter of Moore;
Fr.inkiln vs. Anderson; matter of Brook avenuo;
II teli vs. The Mayor, Ac.; mutter of Mailison hvenuc;
llaight vs. o'Donnell; Wilson vs. Williams; Crosby vs.
lilti'iio, nnd McKlnley vs. Co er.?Grauiod.
Obrlg va Brodie.?Under tbo provisions of chapter
49 ol tho Laws of.lsTO, this raso is entitled to a pref
erence, notusa short cause, bnt because il.o defend
ants are administrators. An order will lie made set
ting itdjwn for the first Monday of December. Strictly
speaking this motion should have beon mndc, I think,
at Circuit, but as both parties uavo appeared nnd linve
becu heard, 1 havo coucluded to entertain the motiou.
BUI'S t ME C.'OUKT?SPECIAL TERM.
lly Chief Juduo Curtis.
Daly vs. Paulding.?Order sett.od.
By Judge Spelr.
Tbe Mutual Life Insurance Company vs. McLaughlin,
Nos. 1 and 2 ?Kclorence ordered.
Davis, administrator, Ate., vs. Ilelm et al Defend.
ants' motion to open tbe judgmeut entered lu ih s
rase April, 1870, is denied. I'or the rcasou that the dc
loridants havo put it out of ttie power ol this Court to
grunt the roliei prayed for, and inoxcusublo neglect to
tuue earlier steps to open the judgment.
Arnold etai. vs. Morris ct al.?Delcndants'motion
to dismiss complalut granted.
Spelr vs Burst.?order of arrest vacated and set
aside. Memorandum.
Crotty va McKeniMotion denied, with costs.
Memorandum.
Leonard vs. Wlldo.?Ordered on day calendar for
December 4.
Bovhe et al. vs. Dickinson et al.?Order appointing
David Clark guar.in.n at llton of infant defendant
Frrdorick W. McClelland.
Kobiuson vs. White.?Helorenco ordered.
Zimmer vs. Mullcr.?Keport of referee confirmed
aud judgment ol loruclcsurc anil sale ordered.
(ioikin vs. Judklns. ?Motiou lo dlscoutmuo granted
without costs
lbe Cambridge Vallev Mutual Bank vs. Multhearn.?
Ordered on spociul calendar.
aiACINK COOKT? CHAMBEBH.
By Judgo MeAdnni.
Olsen vs. Bang.?Opinion on renewed motion,
Lebberg va PretKer; Uurbatik vs. UppcnUctmer;
Clark vs. Stephenson.?Motions granted.
I.anuc vs. National Kegifter Company.?Motion
deiiii'd; no'costs, seo ibdorseuient on papers.
McAuley va I^evy.?Delimit opened upon payment,
within two days, ol $12 co?m, on payment of* which
tbo case will be placed on tho calendar of part 2, lor
November 24, 1H7 . for trial.
Weinberger vs. Theo:or;an.?Motion for commission
grunted and proceedings stayed until January 16, 1877.
May vs. Miner.?Motion grantoil.
Nash vs. Slaghi; Druko vs. rchoonmakcr. ? Judg
ment on demurrer.
Weston vs. Weatervelt.?Attachment ordered; bull
able in $760.
I.oiiman vs. Ansbacker; Wollman vs. Oenslor; Trem
per vs. Wheelock.?He la ul Is noted.
Hit-hors va Morgan.? Dvfendunt discharged Irora
arrest.
.tloilor v?. Falrchlld.?Judgment for plaintIfT.
Fairclilld vs. Kauios Judgment (or plsiutiir.
Hoiiachor va llollacher; (iarson va l.emleln;
O'llaru vs. Squires; Aidhaus vs. .Marks; Wll.-on vs.'
Seideo; Miller vs, 1'openhnusen: Whitney vs. Fay: I
Dalton va Hodman; Ucssncr vs Simmons; Feuder- I
lem va Kschbach; Kramm vs. Naes: iletmi^ar vs. j
Schneider; Allsburg va Sunders; belief vs. Tbu 1
Mavor.?Orders trained.
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Ueforo Ileeordor Huckctt.
In this court yesterday nearly tho entire session was
occupied by tho hearing of testimony in (lie easo of
the l'eoplo vs. Minnie ond Hophta Kclienhuzer nnd
Klla Kaufman, German women, charged ?itli the ah
dticllon of a girl fifteen yearn old. Tho details of the
testimony of the case nru not Ut for publication, and
tbo case Is still on.
Charles F. Hogan, convlctod of grand larceny, was
sentenced to the Staio Prison for two ycirs and i.lx
months. Philip Kins, petit larceny, Penitentiary throo
months. John l'aino, for illegally voting at tbo .Second
election district ol tho Thirteenth Assembly district,
State Prison one year.
William Wright, a negro, wa? placed at tho bar.
charged with having committed a lelonlotts assault and
battery ujion James W. Humphrey, another negro, who
had won the affections of Mrs. Fanny Lawrence, a wid
ow, living lit No. 277 lireene stre-t. Ttio dark clouds
of bate and Jealousy settled upon tho nntid ol William,
nnd one ni/bl ho wont to the house ot his colored
charmer and became violent. He hud heard that the
Met hod 1st minister, Humphrey, w as cngnged to be mar
ried to the widow, ami determined to know the truth at
onto or go to Uluckwell'a Island. Meeting the widow's
daughter. Mi-s Annie Luwri nee, he looked nlauk and
Mid, ' Don' you speak to me now. I 'so gwlie to 'riull
the hull ht.nae an' go on do Islan' too." Knterttig tho
parlor of the widow's domicile lie discovered Parson
ilumphroy. who is a:so nn ex-naval ship carpenter,
and demanded to know it he wis "gwtne to mnrry dut
lady." Jufi then ttie shepherd of the sable Hock rose,
and. reaching lor his "shepherd'* crook.'' he allowed
the heavy end to la 11 heavily and rapidly upon tho
head ol William. Then the "Miepnerd" run against a
Unite that William h- Id in Ins band and cut
himself. A scene ot contusion ensued, ar.d Wright
concluded to aland not upon the order ol his
going bat to go at once. The ladles became ex
cited, utid helped him out ol the Homo with gn at
precipt'atton. He thought tho house had falleu on
him. In explnmtng the scene, ono of the witnesses
raid:?"Yon know bow wtmmin U; dev atlas gits
aroun' utn." The combat ended Wiltium liuil disap
peared. "no ol the ludtes said:?"Mr. Humphrey,
you is a preacher." The shepherd answered, "Yes, I
Is u preacher, bnt no sich .-u p like dat gwiuo w.ilk
utx-r me." Again He lady remarked, "Vou is a
preacher, aud you musseu 'low de dtbhil t > had yon."
lie replied, "He del-bit'* in you, au' Whiskey, lua
Ins night 1 linen' to kill d.-it man and strew his lusidcs
on de llo'. lie 'au.teft me sebrll times, and I will kill
him." turning to the widow, ho exclaimed, "An'
you, Fanny. you Is turned Irotn mo to out tnan "'
With trag.c accents she screamed, "Oh, my tJod! till,
uiy drnr! I is not turned!" finally Wright was
?rrested, and a charge ot telomons asiuult and tindery
was brought against him. Too evldeace showod thnt
Wrigm u'-teii in sell de'ence, aud AaM-laiit liis riei
Attorney Hell raid that the prosecution would not pre-*
tlie cate. Recorder llackoil theii directed the jury to
lIuJ a verdict lor the prisoner, saying tlist :l una evi
dent that the Itev. l!r. Humphry hud been tempied
ol the devil.
GENERAL SESSIONS?PART 2.
Ueforo Jndge Sutherland.
Henry IL Lewis, an Irishman, about Ihlrty-oljrbt
years old, was on trial in this Court yesterdav charged
with grand lirceny and with receiving stolen goo is
knowina them to ho filch. Ho found guilty ol the
second count on tho indictment and *eiit to tho State
Prison for live years. 15y the testimony it appeared
ihnt the wife ol tho prisoner, an Interesting young
woman, of good education, had been compelled b;
threats from tho prisoner to support liitn and to give
lilm money, which he expended lor liquor, and when
her money 'ailed lie induced her 10 steal embroideries
and laces Irom her employers, Ki*eh >t 4tmpaon, of
No. 27 tireene street. Iho*? goods he received from
her and sold In dillerent |<ersons, koepmj III" proceed*
lor ins own use. She endeavored to leave linn, tint he
followed and threatens! to "inform against her" il
she did not continue to support him. Terrillcd by hi*
threats she tonnnned tier petty th'dis, but tiiml.v h i.I
him sent to BiackwelpK Inland f ?r ?trmkenneps. In
censed at her attempts to tree hcr?elf Irom him. lie
wrote to h?r employer* rolling them of the lareeniua.
On hi? release from the Island ho and the woman wrro
arrested. On tho trial yesterday tin wile told a plain
story of her misery and Inn persecution, and at the
rt*jui-?i ol A?*i*Unt 1'tsiriei Attorney KusiolWudge
SulhT'aiid ordered n nolle pr< sequl entered in bur
case :iud continued the trial of Lewis. At us coneiu
?ten ibe jury ncreed niKiu tlio verdict without leaving
their seat*. 1 he Juiliie, In pa??tng sentence, said,
"The verdict of tin- lury n jnat. You have received a
gnoj lecturing lii-Uay, and 1 tbtnk yon deserved It
ulL 1 am glad to know Ibai iho verdict enables me to
Iriic tli? woman who ha* been Itv ng with you irom
your influence and society. In the Mute Prison, w hero
1 shall send yon, you will no doubt moot companions
you have known before and be able to enjoy yourself.
The sentence of the Court la Ova year* in the State
1'riion."
COURT C A LEX DA 118 THIS DAY.
SifMEMn Cocbt?Cham iikks?Held bv Judge Law
rence -Non. 8, 10, 11. 14. 15. 10, IT, 18, *1, 85, 07,
>?&, 89. IHJ, 118, lot), los, 105), 136, 138, 137, 189, 145,
150, l.W 157, US, 180, 1P0, 208, 207, VIS, 221, 230,
HI, tM, 338. 'J.U
Sen-*** Cot ?t?Gummai. Tkiim.?Adjourned until
December 1, 1870
m rm ak Coukt?SitcuL Term?held by Judge Van
Vorst.?Kos. 60& 76, 474. 600. 701.702. 603, 71, 90,
261. :;.'i0, 587. 420, 300, 419, 4^0, 500, 447, 45;;. 464.
46."i, 45<l, 40J. 407, 4US, 472, 47a. 605. 507. .'.09, 611, 512.
Su rax UK Cocbt?Cirocit?I'ari 1.?Adjourned lor
the term. Carl -?Held t>y Judge liar rot t.?Nos. 2110,
614, 3883. 9i;., 1064, 1268, 1040. 2993, 2404, Ittftte, 600.
19?9, 1194, 574. o:!4. 2014, 2780, 1404, 1384, 1042, 758.
702',. .T.39. 1188, 600. 1'ort 3?Held by Judge D0110
bue. ?Cuse on. No day calendnr.
Sihmioh Cocrt?Ukmral Term?Adjourned until
next Monday.
.Sitkiiiok Coi'RT?SriciAl Tzkm?Held by Judgo
Spvtr.?Demurrers?Nog. 0 and 2. Isluo of Fact?Nog.
IS, 3a, 38, 02, 79, 39, 64.
MTKiuiiii CIooht?I'ltiAt. TfcRH?Pnr? 1?Hela by
Ohio! Justice Uuriii?No*. 144. 052, 802, 262, 281,
?'<22, 331, 1001, 269. 227, 24s, 0S7, 323, 390, 397. l'orl 2?
lleid by Judge .-edgwick.?Xoh. 340, 341, 86.1, 3lK\ 84."),
330. 859, 311, 206, ill':'.. 315, 306. 302. 36S, 3U9, 375, 370,
179, 313, 391, 244, 1063, 318, 361, 650.
Common 1'licak?EgriTV I mm? Held by Judge Van
ilrunt.?No*. Ii, 13, 3, 12, 22.
Ciimno* i'l.KVB?Ikiai. Ikhm?l'nrt 1?llCIQ by Ji-uge
Kobinsull.?Num. 801, 3H3, h05, 909, 371, 665, 1125,
^51, S3?i. 711, 8:7. 463, 731, 810 Part 2?Adjournedfor
the term.
Mari.xx Court?Trial Tkrm?Pari 1?Adjourned lor
11>?? term. Purl 3?Held t?v Ju.igo Alker.?Nos. 635%
6369. 4763, 5300, 607 ?, -'1444, 6446, 6446. 5*47, 5243,
41172, 3Si?i, 6-131, 6462, 6454. Purl 3?Hold by Judge
Shea.?Nor 8iio:t, 8672. 8073, 8472, 8086. 8698, 926,
2026. 7860. 7357, 7100, 7262. 8762, 5800, 8407. Purl 4?
Held by Ju<l_'o 'Joepp.?Nos. 5202, 6303, 4921, 1H13,
5274, 6160, 6187, 5138, 6197, 5204, 5205, 6142, 6143, 6307,
038.), 6102, 6230.
Court or Grnkkai. Srxkion*?Part 1?Held by llo
conlor HncketL? lho People vs. Frederick Schnu
dicke, burglary: Same vs. I bourns Donnman, burgiury;
Same r?. William Reuehter. leloniou* assault atiu
hatf-rv; Sane vb. John Harris, irrand larceny; Sntuo
vs. Wiliam Hamilton, ,'rand larceny; Same vs.
Oniric* Sheridan, grand larceny; Sume vh. Koiiert Col
I'ns, grand larceny; Sntuo vs Julia Kceler, grand lar
ceny ; Samo vs. A Id ik Brumer, misdemeanor; Some vb.
Daulel Sc lirunpf, misdemeanor; Samu vs. I<otils Stroll,
iniH'leineanor; Samo vk, Elisabeth Ahlkien, rnirdo
ineanor; .^iimo vs. Frederick Brandhorst, ml?do.
meanor; Mno vs. John A. Muchadn, Jr., perjury;
Samo vs. Kgnert Jones, dtaordcriy bouse. Purt 2?
Held by Judge Sutherland.?The People vs. Patrick
llyne, burglary; Same va. Kdward Rescue and others,
burglary; aame vs. Michael Connor and Timothy
Donovan, burglary; Same vs. Paul Uowvii. leloniou*
iis^ault and baller.v : Samo vs. William Sarnut, lelont
cus assault and buttery; Samo v?. John Hilo.v. felonious
assault and battery; Suteo'VB. Charles Mailay, grand
Inri euy; Same vs. May Wllliums, grand larceny ; Same
v*. Thomas Morris, grand lorceny; Same vs. Mary
Bennett, grand larceny; Some vs. David Aurlanre,
grand larceny; Samo vs. Frederick Klpp, grand lar
ceny ; Same vs. Solomon Holdings, disorderly house.
COU11T OP APPEALS.
Ami any, Nov. 21, 187&
In tho Court of Appeals, Tuesday, November 21, the
following decisions were bunded down:?
Motion for re-argument denied, with $10 costs.?
Lake vs. Nathans.
Judgment ulllrtned, with costs. ?Arnoi vs. Krlo Hall
way Compauy; Wilson vs. liandull; Ireland ve.
Curse.
Judgment affirmed.?Loom Is vs. The People.
Order of (ioucrul Term reversed and order of Special
Terra affirmed with co*te.?Tne l'ooplo ex rol. Van
Tnssell vs. Snpervtsorf.
Order affirmed, with coals.?Tbc People ex roL
Dcinarest vs. Fairehild.
Orders affirmed, with rorts, on ono appeal only.?In
re Prospect l'urk, 4c., Railroad Company.
motions.
No. 72. M'eble v*. Couiht.?Upon motion of A. J.
Vandcrpoel lor respondent, Charles W'eblc oppoiicd.
This causo was ordered bnrk to No. 301
ArrtAU KKOM OKI)Kits.
No. 37. Vanwurt vs. SiiUtnan.?Argued by James R.
Cox lor appellant, William A. Jeni.er lor respondent.
No. 3!'!). McLean vk Heald.?Argued by John C.
Godfrey lur nppellRnt, Jatnos Huun lor tesp'ondent.
No. 409. Morehouse vs. Yeuger.?Argued by William
R. Haldwln lor ai>pcllaut, Uenjaraln M. Slilwell for
respondeut.
irrEAU dismissro with costs.
No. 401. Ltdoei) vs. Patoa?Arguod by Benjamin
G. Hitrbings lor appellant und S. P. Nash for respond
ent.
No. 383. Roebltng vs. Duncan.?Argued by Samuel
Hand for appellant and 11. H. Morange lor respondent.
No. 388. Hay I is vs. Scudder.?Argued by l.awrenoe
Smiih lor appellant and Henry C. Plai i lor rctpor.ueut.
No. 408. Hewlett vs. Ward.?Arguod tiv Vlirmu
Wakcman lor appellant aud K. T. Schenck t
dont.
Adjourned.
CAI.K.tDAII.
The diy calendar for Wednesday Is as follows:?Nos.
7. 67, 29, 18, 62, 16, 38, 61.
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.
Wabiiisioton, Nov. 20, 1870L
No. 104. United Stales vs. Aunto Fox ot sis?Krror
to tlio New York Court of Appeals.?The question In
tbis case is oil the validity of a bo<|ucst to the United
States made by Charles Fo?, ol the city of New York,
who, by bi4 will, dated July 10, 1804, devised all tho
residue o! his property, alter the payment of his debt*,
?'to ino government ol the United Slates at Washing
ton, I). (1, lor lho purroM of assisting >o discharge
tho debi eonirauiod by the war lur ibe subjugation of
tlio rebellious Conledcr.no Stales." Tlio de
vise included binds situated in tho Stato
of Now York*. Tbo Court or Appeals of tho
State affirmed n dccree sustaining tho bequest a* to
personal estate, but denying the capacity ol me United
Mutes lo lake the bequest under ibo will.
The governtm nt maintains thai the right lo acqulro
property, anu hence to lake under Ibis will. Is one of
the prerogative powers of the government oi tho Uni
ted Stales under the constitution, as necessarily Inher
ent in its sovereign character und essential to lho
proper exerctso oi its tovereign functionand that
this power extends to real property as well as to per
sonal, and to taking by ueviso us well as by ordinary
convcyajicn. There can be no disiiucuou, It is said,
be I ween devises and conveyances, nor csn the laws ol
a Mate oporato to defeat such devises hs to property
within us borders. K. IV Smith for government,
James Flvnn lor defendant.
ONE J10NTJI FOIl CKUELTY.
Yesterday In the Court of Special Sermons James
Mullen, of Xo. 8 Centre Morkct place, was charged
with cruelly to nnlnuils. It appears tbal a few days
?wee lie win arrested by nil officer of the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals lor carrying In a
g mill I wagon ten yearlings. Ibo poor creatures wero
piled on lop ol each other, and on retelling tne slough
ter Iioii?i> *i"c louiid to he nearly sullocatod. Mullen,
who was drunk al the time, took the animals one hy
one and flung tho n out ol ho wagon on to the side
walk. 'I'tie Court gave lit 111 one month in the 1'eutl
ter.tiary lor lit* bruialiiy.
A DESPElvATE TIIIKF.
David Jobnsion, aged naetecD years, of No. 211
West Klghieeuth street, w is brought before Justico
llixhy, at tUo Washington l*ln? o Police Court, yester
day, by nillcer Michael C. Jtellly, of the l'wooty-muili
precinct, charged with having sto'en n camel's hair
shawl, worth fTiMi, Irotn Hie carriage of Jlrs. Maiy
llirter. ol No. West Thirty-second street, w in o
thai iadv was chopping lu it More corner ol Twentieth
; street and s-ixtli avenue. The prmciuat evidence
agalust iho prisoner wus ihat ol Mr. Henry Wheelr ght,
an 11 ttache ol thu American District I'eiegruph Colii
i pany, who lestilied that ou the day of the rootiery he
saw toe prisouer ami another run through Twentieth
? street toward Seventh avenue wiih thu ;diuwl m ihcir
' possession. Client a month a^o the ,'rison*r was
arrested ami heel lor trial for committing a highway
robbery on Mr*.Dr. Marv K. I'ray, but through sonin
mean* obtained nts liberiv. Justice Hixby unlit him
lor innl in delimit ol $2,iR0 hall. Officer I:- illy Is m
pur-mi ol Johnston'* companion, a well kn iwu ihicf
named Mike Carroll, and exports to effect his arrest
' to-day.
| HEMPSTEAD IiESKItVOiU SUIT.
| The referees np;io nted by iho Brooklyn Cite Court
Intake tcriinony In the suit brought by Cintraciors
William I". K'.ng*ley and Ahner C Keener agnlnst the
! city, to recover iho sum of *17*.000 lor extra wi rk and
material furnished on tho construction of tlio storn;;o
I reservoir a: Hempstead, hel I another sesflon yoter*
: day. In the Common Council Chambers. Mr.
! u." Tracy, of eouni-cl for pliomilT, tllcied in ev
Ideiice a commuiiicalloti to thu common Council
irom tlio U>aril ol City Works lu 1 s7.">, calling
i ailontlou to the necessity lor coinplotiug tho storage
recervo.r, besides other volumtno is decuments bear
in;; i n the work in the later <oa,cs oi us progre.-s. Tlie
I Curpoiatiua Counsel alio put fnriher douiiuonis iu
, evmence lor the defence, ana Couuro.lor l'arsons rc
u w-i d hi" motion lor n nonsuit. He claiu.nl thai tho
1 plaintiff* had no ease, the contractors bad not done
iheir work under a legal contraol, and therefore the
! city wa< not liable. Mr. J ?shtia M. Van Coti, for
pl .intifl". In opposing the motion, argued that on Jan
I uary it, 1KB, the contractors had bid lor the work, and
1 ihey then lound the city in possession ol all tlio re*er
1 voir land, without any agency of tiieir*. Futy thou
?und dollars lial been taKon out ol the appropriation
1 of |l,-11)0,000 i y tho city lor the purchase ol this land.
Ther" whs no authority ol law tor taking ihls #o0,0M
oni ol iho appropriation. The plainufla had received
$1.01*4,1.01. for land Hie city had paid #110 000,
faO,n?sj ol wlrch was IU ex cere of their legal author
liy 1 hey ndw claim >lo?.00<l. an I when this was
taken out there would still be $:>0,I?00 left in Iho fund.
I he argument will be rcauuicd thie lorraoou, beiore
the rcfeiees.
DANIEL DEEW IN COURT.
ritoonnss of ?. v. white's suit to becoyeb
$41,400 FBOM THE VENEBABLE FIHABCIEB?
TAI.UK OF BEPCTATIOS OS WALL BTBBET.
Tbo attention ol lUc King* County Sopreme Court,
Judge Barnard, waa occupied yeaterday In the trial of
the auit brought by Stephen V White, itoflv broier,
of Wall street, to recover $41,410 alleged to bo due Dim
by tbe defendant In tne action, Daniel Drew, tbe dl?
tlugulalied and \onerablo Duatcier, who was present
and in the eujoyccont of apparent good health. Alter
tome testimony had beau read by plaintiffs coun
sel Mr. Wbito took tbo staud and gavo bta
testimony In detoll In relation lo Ina buaineas transac
tion* with the defendants thu total amount of the
due bill which Mr. Drow gave inm was $41,400; wlt
nraa went lo see Mr. Drew occasionally and held cou
Mil'.anona with him, but on such occaalons no other
person was present; Irequtuliy saw him in the pres
ence of others. but did not thi-n speak on busiuesa
subjecta; had purchased Northwestern al Benedict k
Parson's pool rooms; the llrsl Block wag bought Feb
ruary 0 or 10, 18J4. On cross-examination witness
said ho lold Mr. Drew be bad purchased North
western, but did not tell him bow uiucb;
thought, iroin the check, it waa 3,000 shares;
was engaged very actively in Stock Kxchavge, but not
upon so largo a sc.ile aa somo others; could not say,
wiibout looking over tho books, precisely how many
shares wore purchased; It required over 100,000 share*
ol the stock 10 nave a controlling interest.
lu tbe alteruoon Mr. Drow was called to the witness
stand and gave Ills narrative ol iho trsnascllons heai -
lug ou the suit ol Mr. White. He leatuled as iollowa:?
??1 did uot tell Mr. Atkinson that tbe paper given to
Mr. White was an ordor lor $41,400; told him that 1
wanted the |w?per to lay over lor two or three days; I
pui tho privilege lor tuo order iu my pocket; ?l??u't re
memncr having sild you have got my privilege; I
wallto<i tlin payment. (WiUie** idontllled the due bill
as i.rawn by Mr. White, which was i>ho-vn linn by
counsel). Dou't remoniber having bad any oonversa
liou with Mr. Aikiusou while Mr. While waa away:
tho conversation had was not while White was out; 1
think White was there.
y. Do you remember the time of the Hock Island,
when you | ui the aioek up lo 130? A. 1 dou't remem
ber when It was (laughter, in which ti.o venerable
llnancler slinroiJ); don't remember While'* coining to
see mo.
y. Do you remonibcr what you wanted \\ into to do
as a member of tho Governing < on,ml lee ol iho .stock
kvchange; .lo you r. member bis threatening lu lako
tho mailer Into the court*' A. i don't leniember
anything about It; 1 do noi remember any conversa
tion at ihnl lime in regnra 10 tho aruou ol tho tlovern
ing Coniinitlee at all.
y Did you iu 1874 send to Mr. White to come to Mr.
Bocock'* olllce io see you? A. 1 don't remember a
letter noing written to Uncock to come to see mo; 1
remember Uocock writing to ino that be would couio
lo see me; I believe lie came; when he came I t"l>l
him 1 would go and see him, and 1 did so in three or
four dnya; don't remember wliother I asked him what
was too loss in the Kock Island iralisucilon; did not
say that tliero had been any joint transaction between
Mr. White and myself In Northwest common stork;
did not teli Mr. Bocock some time between tho 1st ol
February and May, 1872, that there bud been a joint
siock transaction between Mr. Whim and myself.
lu answer to a question as to whether "when a mun
ftikh about n matter In which witness had no general
interest, did ho rhnriro his mind with it," Mr. Drew
replied that ho did not. In a transaction ol 6.000
shares, involving over half a million dollars, witness
raid ho would not be likely lo forgot.
.Mr. Whltelv. stock broker, of No. 01 Broadway, was
then sworn, ami tcsllOcd that his flrm purchased stock
lor Mr. Drew; delendunt had an interest in tho North
western common stock at that tntio; on April 2. 1S72,
the price ol Northwestern common stock varied irotti
84'? to 86 V, 8A'4 was tho hliiheat price readied; re
ceived no order Irom Mr. Drew to recelvo or sell on
I February 10, 1874.
Mr. Sainuol Bocock, brokor, toalitlod that bo hud^re
ceived uo older, either to sell or noi to sell, on Feb
ruary 10. _ . .
Mr. Kenyon Cox tostllled that in 1874 Mr. Drow had
asked nun wbai hla loss was In tho Kock Island stock.
In answer lo n questlou by counsel as to the general
reputation of delendaut lor tru?h and veracity on Wail
aireet, witneas, who haa formerly been conlldcuunl
clerk lor Mr. Drow and who had been a parluer ol lna
since 1870, said that he old not Itko to say wn.it his
reputation was. When pressed for an answer, how
ever. witness said his oliaracter wo* rather bad ou Wall
street.
Mr. 1*. L. Brownell. broker, testified Ibat tbo charac
ter of delendant on Wall street was not good.
Kx-Judge FUhlan, ol counsel for defence, said that
no m.m had a good character ou Wall stroel. lie might
go up town and build churches and leaso pews as many
as ho chose, but as soon as lie entered Wall street ho
lost character. The trial will be resumed to-day*
A SERIOUS MISTAKE.
John W. Henderson, who claims to be a bookkeeper
from Denver City, Col., but who Is aald bv the pollco to
be a noted hotel thief, was arr..igned beloro Justice
Bixby, at the Washington I'lace Police Court, yesterday,
by Onicer Phillip*, of the Twenty-ulnth precinct,
charged with attempting to rob a room in IheFilih Ave
uue notcl It appeared that Corueliu* l'.oacb, one of tbo
night wuicbmen in the hotel, caught iho prisoner at
tempting to onter room No. 331, In tho hotel, and
| naked liuu what be wa* doing- He protested that bo
' was a registered guest In the hotel and that bo wa*
looking for the elevator, having just left his own
room, No all Mr. ltoacb ae red bun and on inquiry
at the olllce it was u>und thut his statement* were
Iulte. Ho w#? held lor trial in dotault of $2,000 ball.
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO SWINDLE.
Mr. Otto Bruct, proprietor ol Bruck'a botel and tbo
Academy ol Music at I'nion Hill. N. J,, was sent to tho
Hudson County Jail yesterday, in default of $3,000 ball,
on a charge ol obtaining money under false pretence*.
The coinplalnunt, Mr. I.cunewortb, a Union Hlii lager
beer brewer, alleges that ltruck a.*ked him to Indorse
bis note tor $2..r>00, and stated that he was tho owner
ot considerable property iu Wechawnen. The note
was dishonored and Lounoworih waa lorced to pay It.
It is alleged that the defendant's statements about hi*
being a property holder arc inlse. The order ol arrcal
waa isfeued by superior Court commissioner \ an Horn.
THE SCOTTS' FEUD.
Tbcre U a Scott family In Newark which la Tory
rnilly divided against Itself. Mr. Mablon H. Scott, tho
head of the homo, *as cbargo-l beloro Jusllco Otto
with de-nrtlug his home. lie plodded that his wifo
and daughter, a girl ol about Dlteen, set up against
him bec.iuso lie opposed her marriage wtili ono
Slovens, a youth ot eighteen. The mother favored ilio
marriage and bad It consnmmaicd. The father My*
all this drove htm to dissipation. I'm contra, Mrs.
Hrotl aavs the marriage was the salvation ol tbe girl,
us the lather used to 111 treat her anil send her to
sulooiis lor drink lor htm. She also alleged that her
hu?band threatened to cut her heart out with a carving
knlic. A verdict waa rendered ol "No cause lor ac
tion."
BOARD OF HEALTH.
At a mooting of tho Bonrd ol Health yosferdav Dr.
Kagle, Deputy Hoglstrar of ItecorU*, called the atten
tion of Iho Commleelooert to the fact that tbo largo
rainfall ot ibo just week had so lncrea?o<l tho supply
of Croton that iho danger ot an Increase o( zymotic
dn>r.?s?a in this city no longer existed. Tbo report lor
the past week ol the morlatilr sbowed a marked de
crease iu tho tiunibt r of death* Irotn diseases ol Ihut
Ft imp. It was also clear thai Ibo increased moriality
from ttits cl.ms ol dtsensos In tho week beloro was
oaus> d by the (canity of wator.
Dr. Day, Sanitary Superintendent, sent a coniinunl ?
canon to Commissioner Jaucway, rerotnuiciidinit an
tns|iei'.ttoo of the llle saving apparatus ol the various
ferryboats, the season of f?>na and storms being at
hand, aud rendering every precaution necessary.
Tho I'.oard ordorud tho necessary Itispectton to bo
niii'le.
The following communication with rcferenco to the
currying ol toned clanking on street curs wan received
Iroiii Sanitary Superintendent Day: ?
Mr attention li is recently iiocn called anew tn the im
ported >'uli><comem h> tin- rl:jru?r conductors of ??rttun
Itii ul tliu . snltary i?dn. wliirli provides tlutt no Mtilud
cl?llil?>9 slmll >>e carried on niiy pnssmuer railroad car. ex
cept on i lie front p at form
war null*mil freedom from funtncloufl dls?nie* wtll not
of entires e intinue unrtnir tlie lnonili. of winter when ti.e
population wul ba moro Indoors and contagion iutuniitied
then In .Snmllnox, scarllUna, measles nnd dipln erla
insv oally l-e covered and cotiim untested ? y stilled linen
or. its way to tUe laundry, mid it would seem to be no bard
?hip to compel Its neinir placed on that port ion of tbe e.ir
where It ?III do ilia lea?? hiut. 1 rest ?ethilly recommend
Hint tint Board tsKe tresli messnroi In -eenre t lie ell lores
nit nt nt the wl e Jitnllarr lueainre alluded ti..
Too billowing is the weekly report of tho Registrar
of V'ltal statistics:?
During tl:c week ending Saturday, November 18
thero were 41 deal Its repor:cd In this city, home an
ittcroMf ol "J compared with the iiiitnl>er reportod Iho
preceding week and :it) loss iliau tlie Ntimbor reported
fur the corresponding woek ol 1S75 'Iho actual mor
tality lor the week ending November 11 was 414,
which ia tHJ.8 below the averngo number of deaths re
po ted lor tho corresponding week of tho past five
year*, and represents an uuntinl death rate of 20.TJ
per i,OJO persons living?tho population estimated nt
1.007,'M
I he billowing II a comparative ataletuent of cases of
contagious disease reported nt fins bureau for tbo two
weeks eliding November 18, 1870:?
e- - En-Hiiq?s
Wo*. II. .\?e. in
Typlm* ferer _ _
Typhoid lever 1M i.'
(scarlet lever 41)
Ceretrro-sMiial nieulngltiu 4 ;l
Xca'les ly :?
Dilibllierla 47 Ol
(iiu s II pox 5 O
POLICE CHANGES.
Tho Tollco Donrtl yesterday made tho following
trnnslers:?Roundsman Conghltn, rhlrty-fllfh 10 tbo
Twenty-seventh precinct; Patrolman l.iversoo, Tiven
tloth to Thirty-second; rosier, Twenty-soventh to
Twenty-tilth; fully. Nineteenth to fteamboat rqusd;
Covert, Thirty-second to the Sixteenth; Hutchison.
Twemy-third to I wculy-tlx'.h; \Ionell, Twenty-fourth
to Twenty-third; Glass, same to Twenty-seventh;
Dougherty, Kievonth to'1 went v fourth.
Oiitcers i'.urtis, Sixteenth; Kicker, Ninth; Morris,
Thirteenth| Height, Klglith, and Cevan^b, Twcmy.
eovouil, wero dismissed the forces
THE CONFIDENCE QUEEN.
TH2 STOBX Or MBS. CASSKLLXAN?H*B IMBAM
1TT DBBMID CKBTAIM?BKfcTCH OF BBB
CABKEB.
Sarah Wl?ner, allM Sarah K Cassellman, otherwise
Sarah Beauregard, aliaa Mr*. Banker, alias Mr*. Suth
erlaoU, the alleged oontldenco o|>erator, arrested by
Captain Kennedy, ol theNinth product, was arraigned
before Jus Ico Bixby, at the Washington Placo 1'ollco
Court, yesterday morulnc and remanded to the Tombs
nuitl Friday morning next to await the result ot a
medioal examination in'o ber mental condition. Dur
ing an Interview with Superintendent Walling yester
day that ollleial tulorined a Hkkai.d reporter that, In his
opinion, the unfortunate woman was undoubtedly In
sane, or, at leaat, so afflicted as to be hardly responsible
lor tier actions. Justice Bixlty, before whom she waa
brought, informed Hit reporter that from her appear
ance, action*, and iho extraordinary stories sho told,
she inust hare been aberrated In tntnd. In per
son the prisoner la ? woman about Ibirty-flve years
old, with attenuated features, about five leet six inches
In height, and of a generally careworn appearance.
For several duys past various newspapers have repre
sented her as a brilliant and dashing conQdonco
operator. When arraigned in court yesterday she
waa atttrod In mean apparol, and according to
the s'at?mcnt of Mrs. Smith, tho wife of tho Moth
precinct patrolman who searched ber In tho station
hou-e, her condition Is more deserving of pity than
condemnation. So miserably wretched did her rir
cuniaiauocs prove on examination that Mrs. Smith,
touched by ber wretchedness, olTorcd to give ber a
portion ol her own wardrobe, which the prisoner re
fused In an eoctutric manner, stating that she owned
houses and lots, ami thai sh<> needed no assistance, it
his buen ascertained that tile real uatue ol the prisoner
is Sara Wiener, that she is a native of Stockton, in this
State, atidthni she isa distant relative otJudge Winner,
of Kniiiro, and not Ins daughter, as she la said to have
represented herself lo be. She seems to he a wotnan of
cmluro. hroKeu down by adversity. The circumstances
connected with bur arrest are of an ordinary character.
Ou Saturday Inst she camo In the boarding house ot
Mrs. lluugerlord, Nos. ;I42, 344 and 340 West Four
teenth Street, and tvpr>senied lierscli a* Mrs. Suther
land. a niece ol City Judge Sutherland, and a daugMer
of Judge Wlsner, ol Kltnira. Sho wild she was pos
sessed ol ample means, ami ? hat her bagitnge would be
lor\yaruod by ilie lludaou River Railroad In :t lew days.
Mrs. IIanger.ord was at ilret disinclined to receive her
Into her house, but llnally. deceived by the
stories told t>y Mrs. Sutherland regarding her
acqitaint'inro with prominent lanulles in Klmira,
with whom Mrs. HuiiKcriord was tcquillted, she
yielded. On .Sunday evening, however, Mrs. lluuger
lord suspected that her Mrs. Sutherland was in reality
ti e woman who, under the name of .Mrs. Hanker, Mrx
Cusseliman and Mrs. lteauregard had been engaged in
swindling the various boarding bolm fceepets in the
uptown portion of the my. sue called on >lrs. Kieunor
F. liishop, of No. Fifth avenue, who, with Mrs. l'ui
nant. ol Nos. 126, 127 and 121* Filth avenue, had been
victimised by tho woman passing under the name ol
Mrs. Cassellmati. Mrs. Blsnop not died Mr. Taylor, a
privato detective, whom sue had employed,
and he, being powerless to make au ar
rest, brought tho ladios to tho Ninth precinct station
house, lu Charles streot. Csptain KetineUy, with
Detective Bush, oil Monday evening, procnedod to
the residence ol Mrs. lluiigerord, nnu tiiero arrested
tho prisoner, Sarah Winner, aliai Cas-iellman, alias
Banker, alias Beauregard, alias .Sutherland, sue made
no e.\plauut'on at the time ot her arrest, hut went
quietly to tho Charles street station and wa? locked
up. She is charged by Mrs. Bishop, ol D8 Fifth avenue,
with having represented herself us u widow lady who
was possessed of au Immense fortune, that she owned
a tnagoiilcent estate at Pouglikcepsie, thaiustud of
trotting horses, including tho ironing gelding Victor,
for which sho had been oflerud $ 10.1 WO, by ltoberl
Bonner, wore on ilielr way to this city, and sho so far
imposed ou Mrs. Bishop as to have a matter mason
and carpenter prepare plant to lit np box-padded stalls
in .Mrs. Bishop's stnbles lor tho rooept.on of hsr siud
of horses. Alter running up a board mil of #475 in
Mrs. Bishop's houso she absconded and went lo Mrs.
1'tllnani's house where she attempted tho samo gnmo.
Sho theu disappeared and was not heard ot again until
ber arrest. W hon she was arrested a slip cut Irom
tho Now York Sun was lound in her possession which
gave a history of a similar Imposition practised by her
on Mrs. Mary Uleason, then keeping a fashionable
boarding bouse at No* 40 West Fourth slroct. The
statement read as follows:?
Au eleiiant wuiinni. calling herself Mrs. Cassellman, bar
gained lor a room with Mm. lileason, at No. 40 West Fourth
street, promising to par #40 a ?m>K lor her own mid her
hunbm'i'ii board. >he took immediate possession, explniu
iitg thai Mr. Uasaellliian wan on In* way Irom Europe. She
had a flue piano brauirtil lu, but did nit play muea on It,
because, as the eaid, her uiusle was In Uer trunk, wtileh the
Adams Kxnn>?? Company had mislaid. Sho called at Kin
ney'* livery stable, at No. IJ'O w em Fourth street, and ar
ranged to imvi a carriage always in readiness fur her use.
She would, (lie said, take her firat ride the next day. when
s io would k? In Chatham Hank and iret a cheek for $7,00.)
cashed. lletoro thi? triti. however, she stked .Mrs. Uleasoo
to cash a check for IlltO ou the sumo bank, and, faillnir to
fat it. asked Mr. Urowue, the owner of the house, to let her
ave the money. Herald he would.bat she hesitated to
give hi in the draft. Just then a carriage c-tine for her. and
que said she would first consult with her cuusin, Judge
Sutherland. At her earnest request Mts lileason got Into
the carriago and went to Ilia hank at No. 1MI Howery. Mrs.
t'Hhseliniiiu entered, leav.ng Mrs. lileason In tlio carriaire,
hot noon reallocated, saying that the unusual Kite of the
draft had made the I'resiilent timorous, and that he had
delayed payment to make inquiries. Next d <y they rude to
the express office, and then to the Po?t Office, where the
new hoarder got a letter purporting to have come from Mrs.
Aekerman, of Bergen Point, regarding her departure, and
uotiiying tier oi tho sending of her cliitiies. Alter several
days Mrs. tileason asked for a settlement, and was met with
marvellous stories ot wealthy relatives and high social c in
necllons. At last the Ian .lady employed a detective, who
learned that Mr*. Oaeenliiiisn was tint known to Judge
Sutherland, and that she had piepareil to repeat her exploit
at another bearding house lu r leveuih street, Knalietonk
bark tliu piano which she had got from his establishment,
and Wol er will not send the one which sho engagou lor her
Kleventh street room.
In Jereoy City she attempted to practice a similar
game by luring a tiiagulOccut brown stone Iront hotn-o
on Jersey aveiiuo. She wns detected in this nttriiiptei
frnuu and eJcctcd. When brought beforo Justice
Bixhv yesterday morning Dr. J. C. Carter, of Jersey
City stated tliut bo knew the sou ot tho prisoner, who
was a young physician in Klmira, N. Y. lie waa
llrmly convinced .-he wus Insane, and requested tho
Judge to hnve a medico-legal inquiry Instituted as lo
her mental condition. Mrs. Blsbop wns unab'o to bo
present in court through sickness. Mrs. Hungerforil
and Mrs. Putnam were present in attendance Mrs.
11 ungerlord, while in tlio corridor of tho court, sold,
"Why h this woman driven to the wull? I will uot
send her to prison. I think she has been made crazy
by persecution." Justice Bixby remanded the pris
oner lor medicll oxnmiuntton. Shortly alter a Hxhald
reporter saw her. During tbo interview the following
conversation ensued:?
Kki-outki:?Sirs. Cassellman, w hat have you to say
regarding tho charges apninsl you f
Mrs. Casskm.ua>?I hare nothing to say except that
I nm innocent und am misunderstood.
UisroKTi'K?l)o you deny having tnado tho false repre
sentations charged aialnst you?
Mrs. Oamui.kan?I have to say that nil roorrsonta.
turns I over uindo aro true. 1 am tired and wish I
could die.
Bkportmi?Is your husband alive f
Mrs. CAs.ir.t.t.KAN?Yes, ho i< a clerk, I believe, at
No. 2S Frankfort street.
She then turned her head away and soented disin
clined to give any further information.
On inquiry at No. - > Frankfort street It was found
that I'hillp llako, the former proprietor of tho store,
had removed to the corner of William and Ann streets,
whore Mr. t'assclltnun was louud. He sistod that he
hail been obliged to separate from his who lour years
auo by reason of her misconduct, and Inrihor than that
flaicmont refused to allord any inlorumiioti.
i^isi evening tnptam Keunedy lodged ilie prisoner in
the Toiulm. To-dav uu Inquiry into her montal con
dition w ill bo made by Prolesnor James T. Wood, Dr.
William II. Shine, Ur. William T. Ncalls anil l)r.
Brekcs, tho city physician.
RAPID TIUNSIf.
UOW THE SIXTH AVENUK LINE PRESUMABLY I
TRIES TO CHECKMATE TUB EI.KVATED RAIL
ROAD.
A chort tiroo slnco tho Sixth Aveuuo Railroad Com
pntiy placed on llicir road a r.ow mid peculiar cnr. It
M a "double decker," and will carry tw eo as many
piesongcrs ?* tlio old style ol vchicle. Tho upper
| story ol llio car U open at tlio Kldcs wd sheltered above
1 by a canvas awning. A staire,a?o at each end leads
! upstairs, and the arrangement is supposed to lie lor
the eonvcnlvoee o gentlemen who wish to smoke IItelr
I clears while making the Journey to and from busi
ness The cnr was the object of much curl
I o.liy, And wiis generally considered a good
Idea, though a little otil nl sen son nt this
l ino ol year. It Is )u*t possible that ibera may
be fomotlilng moie In the introduction ol this new
sivle ol car tniin appea-s on the surlitoo. It the chnr?
tor ol the compuuy does not define tho dimensions ol
tho cars they shall use there Is nothing to prevent
tho Intr'xlnction of n two, three or loar story our lor
that matter. If they Utive this right the ijuestiou
arises, tines the charter ol tho Ollberi Elevated toad
abridge tho rights ot the Sixth Avenue Kallroud Com
pany? II not, ihe latter corporation, by adding a story
or two more to tho new rnr, can compel tho Oiibcrt
Klovaied road to lay their ratlB as Liigu up In tho air
as they dertre.
JEFF1SHS0N ELLIS' WILL.
For years Jefferson Ellis, colored, was one of
tlio character* nt Newark. IIo was a barber.
Once ho was a forvant in a law ofllco
and forthwith proclaimed himself a lawyer. His
, usual dre.?s included a blue cloth claw-hammer coat,
with brass buttons. Somo eight months ago
ho was lodged in tho Insane asylum ut Newark,
li^vltiit been declared iii<nne. Thero he died, leaving n
nice little prupvrtv. Tins bo led to a daughter in
Kingston, West Indies, cutting off hit other two cbll
drun with Nlty cents each. They appealed to lha
courts, and now the will has been set sstdo aud the
property will be proprrly divided.
MAIUUAGES AX I) DEATHS.
MARRIED.
Kkli.t?Mrt.t.K*?on the 2lst Inst, by his Kmlnencn
Cardinal McCkiakvjr, *??* Kiuli to Amka Ibrma Met
Lit*, yoon?c?t daughter of the lata Edward llnllea,
Esq., of New York city.
Mel.iian?Crkigiitox ? la Urooklrn, on Toawiajr,
November 21, by ilia Higbl Kev. Ibe llisbop of Con
necticut, a??i?t?d by tho lUr. Dr. Snlvaiy, Tmomai
'MpUu u> Hakhikr IIai.krt. eldest daughter of Cma
uindo'eJ. R. Ureiglitou, I'Ditid juiM Nary.
Wixsroa?Focxtaix.?on Wednesday, November 15,
at ibe re?idcuce of (lio bride's parents, by the Roy.
Robert Crook, Fa ko. 8. Winston, ol Chicago, III, ta
Mart Ada, daughter ol Gldeoc fountain, Esq. Na
cards.
Chicago papera pleaaa copy.
OlhD.
21B!st?'York cl,y' 00 T??^?r, MoremtMf
.1, IS.fl, Jons M. Buby, In tbo T6th year o/bis an
Keisiirra md friends are requeued attend tba
fuuoralseryloe., Thursday, November 23, at ten o'clock
farther uotice* re* ' *?? ?"th av? w.ihou,
Haiiik.?At fort Dodge, K;in., November 13 18/0
ai.m:ki> Iiovi k Haciik, First Lieutouant Flltb cavalrr
I oiled Stales Ariuv, in the .loth year ol bia a?e
IUXukV?Jahks Buaukx, aged 41 years or ths
eouuly of Fermanagh, parish of Atavaugb,' Ireland,
after a lingering illness ^
Relatives and irirnda are requested lo attend tba
(?moral, tills (Wcduuadny) afternoon, at hair past twe
o'clock, (rum bit laic re.-idouco, No. 454 Urund st Jer
sey C ily.
Cavarlt.?()u Tuesday, November 21, Joax p
Cavaklv, in ilie M'tb year ol his age.
Relatives and friends are requested to alleM bit
funeral. Irom bis laie residence, in Flushing, L. L o?
Thursday, November 23, at two P. M.
Christis.?iOn Monday, the 20th Inst., William
Ciikistik, anod .ttl years.
His iriendh. autl aisa the membera of Oood Will
Lodge, .No 240, i. o. o. F., ara respectlully in
v.leu to attend bis luueral, from iba residence of bis
brother Thomas, No. 301 West 61st at., Ibis day (Wed
ne.-day), ai one o'clock sharp.
Pougbkecpsie pliers please copy.
I. ti o. F ? Tne members ol Uood Will Lodge, Na
2S0, are hereby notifle<l to attend a special mooting, ol
Heduekduy, November 22, at twelve o'clock M. sharp
to ationu tba luneral ol our lata bruther, Willian
Christie. Members of sister lodges arc earnestly iu
vlled to attend. Dy order ol
STEPHEN n. CAMPBELL, N. O.
?> iLMAM M. McBrax, Secretary.
Ci.akkk.?At East Newark, on November 20, Bbsmi
Ci.akkk, daughter of Michael nud the late Ann Clarke,
in ilie ltltli year ol her age.
Friends and relatives, together with bar aunts, Susai
ami Margaret, am respectfully invited to attend th<
luueral, irotu her father's residence, 113 Harrison ay
on November 22. at I wo o'clock P. M.
Coi.k*.? on Sunday, November 10, Martha Ei.likt.
. nc. and daughter ol the liuc Jobu
Collin Jones, ol llostnn.
rue relatives nud friends aro iuvllad lo attend tbo
funeral services, .it her lato residence, No. 320 .Hh av
this (Wodoesday) morning, at leu o'clock.
Doimhkbty?On Monday night, at 6<W llrarohall av
Bergen, N. J., Ltjia* Elmore Doi'gukktt, .mod 4
years. ' ?
Funeral services at house at eight A. M. Ketnalni
to be talren to Bordentown, N. J., on 9:30 train on
Thursday, November 2J. '
Dinni.it.?on Ttiosday evening at tho residence ol
Robert Dent, 229 lTth at., Drooklyu, KoobrtD. Dihdlk
.In the 34th year ol bis ago. '
Notice ol luneral hereafter.
Urrkx?Wu.uam D. Ukkkx, In his 41st year.
Relatives ami Irtends ol the family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral, Novembor 22, irom bis
'ale residence, 34 '.Vest 13th at., at half-past one P M
(tOKbox.? At Stapleton, Staten Island, Tuesday
Novetu'ior 21, Sarah C., wile of Archibald Uordou. '
Notice of lunerul to-morrow.
Hrxrt.?In Brooklyn, 21st Inst, Jobs Ukxrt hoi
of Kulph and Anne Henry, in the lOlli year ol Ins'age
The relatives and friends are respectlully invited to
attend the funeral, irom the residence ol bis parents
No. 9J Dupont si., Oreenpoint, Brooklyn, E. D. on
Tnursday. the 2.1d lust., at one o'clock F. M. *'
Jkx.xry.?Tbo funeral services ol tho lute Fraxcis B
Jkxxky, KM, who died at Port of Spalo, Island of
Trinidad, ou tho 22d ol May, 1370, will bo held at tba
residence of his parents, No. 169 Lelferts place, Brook
lyn, on Thursday afternoon at lour o'clock. All roi?
lives and friends of the family are invited toatteud.
Tho reuiulns will bo removed to Boston for Interment
Friday morutne.
Joxes.?In Brooklyn, on Monday, Norember 13,
1876, ol scarlet lover, Clara Gooduuk, youngest
child o< William O. and S. Henrietta 0. Jonoa, aged J
years. 0 mouths aud 20 days.
Desolate tho home where, frollosome and ftir,
Your presence, baby Clara, formed so bright a part*
Empty your littlocnb, your clothes, your chair,
Most desolato of all your mother's heart.
Her remains wero Interrod In Trinity Cemoterr.
Kkhok.?Suddenly, on Mondav morning, November
20, Kosaxna Kkiioe, relict of William Keboe, In tbi
68th yeur of her age.
Tho relatives and friends of ibe tamlljare respect,
fully invuod to attend the funeral services on Wetinea.
day, November 22, at hall-past two P. M., at Si
Mary's cburcb, Lawrence sL, Mannatlanvilla
Lovktt.?In Philadelphia, on the 14th of Norambec
A ma M>A. wile of Robert Lo7etL
Interred ut Pbiladelphia.
Macpaklax.?Entered Into rost NovomberSl 1870
at tbo residence or her nephew, Dauiel T. Macf'arlan.
Yotikers, Axx Ckimskv Mackaklax, widow of Rer
FredoricK Macfarlun, ol' New York Kmc Confcrenea
Nonce of runoral berealtar.
Morax.? Awna. wile or Thomas E. Koran, and
daughter or F. Fradley, alter a lingering illneea, died
on Tuesday, November 21, at her residenoe, l&a Prest.
dent si., Brookirn.
Notice or Inroral to-morrow.
Mritrii*.?on Sunday evening, November 19, at bis
residence, No. 2'J Broudway, Johx IIuhi'KY, aged 57
The relatives ana rrionds ol the lamily, and members
of Cosmopolitan Lodue No. Mb, F. and A. M., also Em
pire lAMge No. o4, I. O. O. F., aro rospectfully Invited
to attend tho funeral, 1mm Trinity church, on Wednes
day, tho 22d Hint., at half-past one P. M.
McLoiiiiun.?Nrlms, fonrtb daughter of the lato P,
B. Mcl^ghiin, formerly of Toronto, Ont.
The luneral will lake place from her late residence
234 West 20th St., on Thursday, the 23d inst, at two P,
M. Relatives and frlonds are rospoctfully Invited is
attend.
McVbt.? On Tuesday, the 21st Inst, Rt.i.sx McVar
aged 64 yoars, native of parish or Dromore, county
lyrone, Ireland.
The reiativos and friends of the family are respect
fully Inviied to attend toe runoral, Irom hor late rest
donee, 14ft East 64th st, at ball-past ouo o'clock oi
Thursday afternoon.
Nkuukck?On Sunday, the 19th lost, after a shop
Illness, Jclia, widow ol the late Conrad Ncubeck. agei
68 yoars, 4 months, 15 d>iys.
The reiativos and Irlonds ol tho family ara respect
fully invitod lo attend her luneral, on Wednesday tlx
22d inst., at one o'clock P. M., from St Paul's cbn'reb
corner ol 16tb st. and 6th av.
1'OMTiLt?On Tuesday, November21, Hobrrt Postilu
In Iho 42d year ol his age. ^
itolntlvcs and friends aro invited to attend the
funeral services, at the residence or his latbor, 144
hast 84th st., on Thursday, November 21, at one P. M.
Hahk ?Sophia I/ii-isk, beloved wlio or Cbarles h!
Babe, on luesdav evening, Novomber 21. acod 38
years, 7 months and 4 days.
Helativcs nnd friends ot tho rjinlly aro respectfully
invited to attend the fuueral, front her late rosldouco
34 Hudson st, Hobokon, N. J., on Friday, Novembui
24, at ouo o'clock P. M.
l.iciiANiis.?on Tuesday, 21st Inst, of consumption,
at her late residence, 732 8d av., Jplia C., wife o!
Edward Kicbards, and daiighlcr ol Harriet C. and Hit
laie Howard S. Sch< nek. aged 3? years.
v. T"? ol tbo family and llio members of tba
Norlh Baptist ennrch aro Invited to attend her funeral
from the Trinity Baptist cburch, 65ib st. between 3d
and f.exingiou avs.. on Thursday, November 23. al ona
o'clock, wlihout inrlher nollee.'
STKm.K.?on Sunday evening, November IB
Marion, wife of Andrew Stoele, In tbo 53d year of he,
ago.
I Ibe relatives and Irtends are respectfully invitod It
attend the luneral, irom h. r laie rosidonoe. Corona
tVest Hushing, L. I., ou Wednesday, Novembor 22 ai
two t> clock P. M. '
Stkvkxs.?on Tuesday, Norember 2L Willii J
only son of I. F. nnd Sarah K. Stevens.
! Funeral on Thursday, November 23, from tha rest
donee ol parents. 42<l East Houston st, coruor av. IX
. Relatives and friends aro respoctlully invitod lo at
tend.
STotTBxnoRoioii?tn Brooklyn, Novembor 21, Wtb
I liam Stoutkxboropuh. in tba 7iiih year of his age.
Funeral services at tl;o Church of the Holy Trlnltr.
corner Clinton and Montague sis., on Thursday, 23?
Idsl, at ono 1'. 11.
Solutax.?Jamks Bullita*, agod TP, native of
county Kerry, Irel-md.
Relatives and iriom.'s aro Invited lo attend tbo f\i
neral, ou Wednesday, November 22, at two P. M.,
from ins lata reatdcnco Vernon av., botweoo 4th >m
5th sts., Long Island City.
Tomi'kin*. ? Monday, November 20, 187#, Aoxks K.,
*?tfc ol OriK'eti Tompkins.
Funeral ou Wodnesday, eleven A. M., from the rfrt
doner ol nor latucr, John Pound, 83 Christopher St.
Wau.wukk.?On Monday, November 20, Ln.ua,
twin baby ol Joseph M. and Lvdia Wallwor*, aged 3
mouths nmt 10 dnvs.
Funeral ou Wedneeday, November 22, at two P. M.t
from the residence ol its parents, 105 riouth 5th it,,
llrooklvn. F. 1).
Wrbstrr.?In Brooklyn, November 20, of typhoid
fever. Frkukkica Hkutxki., wife of Frederick Wclieter,
In the Mth y<-ur ol tier age.
Funeral w rvteva at MM rosidnnce of ber father.
Wlllmin <}. Tnltn.in, N'a 304 Stato sL, this (Wednesday)
altcrnvon, at three o'clock.
Noticr ?Tbe annual requiem mass lor Iho repose of
the sonis of ih? deceased members ol tbe New York
Young Men's Roman Catholic Benevolent Association
will be celebiatod at WL Ann's church, 12th ?!.. near
4th av., on Tburwiuy morning, November 23, at nine
o'clock. Members and their friends and tbe mends ol
deceased memliers are urged to attend By dirootioi
ol tbe President. P. TlUHti, Secretary.
Nkw York. Nov. 20, 187A
Wkldricr.? On November 21, Ann*. Maria. Wafc
brick, aged 27 years, tbo belovod wile of Joseph D.
WoldrWk.
Fuuersl on Tuursday afternoon, Irom 60 Daffleld at,
Brooklyn.
Wkioht.?In Brooklyn, on Tuesday morning, Novem
ber 21, ol pneumonia, Jams* Wrkmt, or.ly son of tho
lato John 11. I. Wright and Margaret Wright, aged 34
years.
Relatives and Iriends ol tlio family, also those of bis
sistera, Mr. snd Jlw. John I). Anderson, and Mr. and
Mis. lleiijiimin I.nw in, are renpocilully invited to ?t
tund tlin lunornl, from his lute rusld'-nce No. 221
Scbermorlioru st., on Thursday, November 23. at twi
o'clock f. M,
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Yct'so?At WeaichMier, N. Y., on Monday, Noven*.
ber 20, l?7rt, ol diphtheria, Bkhtik, son of Isaac K. and
F.m.ly J. Tmdj, aged 4 years, ll monti.s and 14 dajrn
The relatives and Irlcnds of the lamily are rn-peut
lully Invited lo attend the Inner,if, on Wednesday, No.
vein tier 22, Irom the I'resby torlatt church, Weatabe*
tor, at ball yul two o'clock P. Ik

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