New-York daily tribune., 1856-09-03


svRRoeArE's ooURr-srrr 2-BefOre A. W. BRADFORD
TWO WIDOWS CLAIMING DOWER-R0MANrIC TALL.
Rebecca Black az, Eizase Back
Both parties 10 this s1It claim oo~er in the estate
.sou m nh ~fsS. his 6oah the defender cs bis
second WIFE, and hs eldest son took out eies Of 40
tiou xhl the plaintiff claims were ILLEGALLY grated i'@
.he herself the only weeded wife % MI bl-ct o.
sa Bs,h il seems. married in Is and blessed with
two children twelve yesi srersard be and bis
wife sepsIated She liyed ~ New OK mos. o. t.s e @ m I
Impressed with les "a eoayctons which hsd 6een sT,1oy
ns - and oned the PhA soI half socialist at
that iioe in Ambog jersey, she appears to
In is3 Black obt.ed il New Jersey fon. divorce ssd
Of the made Eiz.be b. Mrs BLACK by
whom be bad of whom has nce died Bat Mrs
Rebtsa claims that she csnnot be bd by the decree OF d.
becsa,e point of fact abe not ssiSea with the pro
Mira zabeth cohtens on the other band tha the
Court hind the record and ~ that IL can tins
return Of tie Sheriff ~bch certified IL the usual form
sufficient since he des6 to Prove tba Mrs Rsbees wa.
whore could AID that scu1Iy was
made Ml Dana appeared Tor toe painful and MI D' D.
fbe testimony plaintiff which is ai aler sub
sc exception, bears the residence o Mrs Rseetcs at
he time the decree Of divorce was grated. 49,, -. Lived
Theodore Weld of Perth Am ,oy testified that sne iva
in bis house m s ,s S 2 sua that .as ns s on @ tSsp
ssderd leave by her physician aid that his vie correspond
In other respects testimony 70 concboste thai OF the
other witnesses the substance Of which follows; . p
Bkck 4S 49 Mr.. Blacks counsel, when be conversed
with her ssont the divorce .he ss,ps 'e wished one
70 ber p4sos residence He~Jerey hs o.ctei
BOAT when sbe SAID So he's got bic divorce; well s,d Of
at, for cou dr' conssen,iously live with him" ,
testified That be knew Rebeces Black vile the deces.
ed ana used to see her eqseny o the S"%s b ye q N
Ymk; s she lvedin Thd but Ia New jersey
s: & ILL., v sns ssss ether
On M he said that he only knew M Black
seps, her husband be Of the religious
faith relative OF hers both psssing through sre
lslOus
PhinDeys); higher than then common or popuer
son and thopgi she eit her DID
Der a.etOEste witnesses visits sveIass1 once week Tor
The sis time witness SOW Mr., Blach 1881 when he
Piety and I.siOu. erPsrisncs ana 'ney con
ver,ed her ON topics Of that nature Witness dd hot hear
the SUBJECT Witness cOnve.ed WIZ h Weld Perth Am
there was q evissi in MI Phinns, eharh which Mrs Black
not the habit If attending That was soon aver the sep
siedd.ase, in i8i8 OF lats.
She Mrs Rebecca Bi,. fifteen sixteen yess ago. but
vas not tns.ey scquand S.h her TIL ia7 when Mrs rs n p:
Fan Of s1s MRS B. made witness y.S in scotland Of
ssht or nre we The date Va Ass Oy M tue % s's1d a C Of
retu,D to New.JeIs.y tu to New.York, lnenael
, mss"s l.s MRS Bs When she saw Der S
Fh street where 'be was keeping house With her mother
with her eyes, of truth ana earaestno's
years since 10 n:wJsr.sy sSe has et her husband B.
Scotland four rs 849; she lived in New rsey
susan Gray who was manied IL lsfl % MI: DiacAs
broibey the wiess testified that Mrs black
lived NewYorf from I4 70 1919 10 her knowledge, and
.fte her visit 70 Connection n s4s resided win heJ In moee5
the daughter continued 20 keep house by herself.
On her wieess said tna Nfs Black had
sef head Of Blacks applying for dvorc=Mis ack gong
Mr. b. counsel and asking divorce had been procured
lea nit that such The fact the lady pressed herself
neither satisiied dissatisfied. .
kesireot--Nr b. Mr D. b. Taylor, her husoaui's
counsel the steamboat she have said divorce or The
divorce when she spoke OF the oe sr oa he
Adjourned 50 Frdsy The 9Th nst. at y O'clock
THE DE Lux CASE.
A motion is 10 be made tomorrow IN this famous
open she decision for the Of taking additional
testimony.
COURT or GENERAL sEssIONS-srFT. l2-Befcre
Recorder ShlIn
The Sc eptember Term OF the Court Of General Ses.
on ed this mons Tbs members OF the Grand
being suhcient to form quorum hey
discharge until IL o'clock he following morning
SENTENCES.
Thomas Walters pleaded guilty to burglary IL the
fad degree in entering the premises OF Emily Charpeater
Ne G3 Fouth the Sl VI July last sne scniensed
70 two yeus soufp nt In the SIate Prison
George Wagner pleaded guilty to grand larceny In
stealing sod from Erss,us Hodge, Of No Al Green
street ed TO STATE Prison
stealing four eoss valued at " each from I'd Wier j Of
Of Esy tnd street Sentenced 70 two yess State Prsn
CnaIks Davr and james Murphy also pleaded
Eusy to stealing foI watches. valued At 2 each it aPo
two !, s.n' State Ffi.Oa.
Charles Keteham pleaded guilty to attempt at
hkhvay ROBBERY upon EeAoAs Jansen aud remandet
The Coui ( then adjourned for the DAY.
TSEsDAy, sept 2-Befoie the REooRDER
Another effort was made 10 lmpannel Grand Jury,
tendance bei sa<ceDt iorm quorum they Gs
changed rnti TIE following morning. 49, 80