The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-16


THz STEWART DIVORCE CAsE-The Stewart divorce
case up in the supreme Court, Circuit, before
Judge Gilbert, yesterday morning, on motion Of the
counsel for the defendant Deborah Stewart, for the
allowance by the Court Of amony for tho wife and tho
custody OF the children pending the trial Of the su
The allegations OF adultery brought by the husband
Huntingdon NJ Stewart, for divorce on the ground 4
adultery alleged TO have boon committed with wipAm
Tho motion was opposed 6y he counsel Of Mr.
on accsunt OF the evidence Of the guilt Of sae wife
BE- a IL hands they 70
Ing her Sems IL company WITH knss.nd and being
ceiving visits from Kneeiand in her bedchambsr, ana
leaving her children In charge Of named Ann
asS % ns' s
husbands residence. in Eighty fourth street. New York
she lived with this in Hickory street. Brooklyn.
the defence the counsel rad adavit. to chow THAI
the principal witns the part Of the prosecutiou
1as IL .ase Win Is. ps h
$3.50 tss, DC was IN q .davs nom I've
mistress In their fathers house The defence also
charged Mr. Stewart Nth numerous acts OF adultery and
Decision reserved
MEsnsc or the Connos Couscu-ALrxRAroE rHs
GATES Avnus RAnRoAD Rours-A Nsw PAaK Asxsp
AT tho regular meeting Of the Common Council,
held yesterday afternoon, report from the Commitsss
Railroads received and adopted, by which per.
mission given 70 the Brooklyn Guy Railroad Company
TO alter that part OF their line Gates avenue lying ws
tracks along Bedford 70 Green and Green avenue
from Bedford avenue 70 Fulton avenue. Thsrs wers
several ameodmsns offered TO this report. 81 Of which
lost keeper appointed for the Carrol street
bridge and Mr.. John Mack appointed TO that position,
at q salary Of $3.50 per annum communicates from
certain residents Of Cumberland was rsosvsd and
10 Committee. asking
piece Of properly in the Twentieh ward bounded north
BY Green avenue, eastsry By Cumberland street. and
closed By the city and used - public park
Fms-A KNDlna wooD FACTORY Dss1aovsD-The
alarm Of fre which given about O'Clock yestsr.
day morning caused BY the burning Of rkindling
wood factory situated at the Of Kent avenue and
Little Nassau street. owned BY Messrs Keenan, Elliott
material were % great g the impression tRas
the connagraton was Of much more extensive charac
ter as the heavens we're nsiAns umlnased Tor miles
ing loss on the factory and fixtures Of 500 Insured
in the City and Main Insurance Companies Of Phila-
weeks since The factory o. and an arres, on
charge OF was made Ct that time but the party
was - % ant q ss Sss The
aed that the factory vas dissassu 10 some residents Of
the nsighborhood.
DnwrRAn DRuMu Man Frazs on A PoIIcx Oyr.
cuRJohn Hartman Long, who was arrested In waiworth
street about eight O'Clock Sunday evening charge
Of intoxcaton appeared before Justice comwel yes
to-day morning. and was held to await the action Of the
Grand Jury Had insoxication however been the only
offence with which Lsug was charged, his case would
have terminated by small nne few days mprison-
msnt bat appsars thas ocer Kaiser, Of the Forty
ninth precipt compelled TO chase John, and when
coming up with bin, the fellow, It is alleged, drew
revolver, and turning round, deliberately fred The
ocer applied bis baton before the man could again
take aim and effected his subsection and final arrest
DmHoxnr Dousrrc.-Of this order II would appear
that Frederick hubert may DO ciassed HcrSarcs, was
effected by q sergeant Of Tho Forty Third precinct
police about four o'clock yesterday morning. while
In Court street, near Harrison street. Concealed
under her clothing was found ladys cloak
the sum Of 700 The latter article was secro.ed under
that ornamental portion Of female dress known the
"watcrnli y She gave hsr name above age twenty
years and Acknowledged tho articles enumerated 70
be the properly Of ncr master Mr. l. Heideberger On
pIs~ded guilty and will await tho action of The Grand
Jury.
FATAL FALL IRON WINDOW. attention OF a man
named Frank Collins attracted by the breaking OF
glass lamp suspended the door Of SIS Atlantic
street, at about ave O'Clock Sunday morning. and on
going spot he discovered the body Of man named
John humphrey lying the sidewalk. II appears that
the unfortunate occupied the third story Of the
house No SIS Atlantic street, had been sleeping In
balance, fell 70 he walk beneath, striking the lamp
alluded 20 In his He was instantly killed. The
coroner win hold an inquest
LADY FouSr DraD m HIM BKD-A lady named
Hodges, residing at 2i3 South First street, T. D., was
found dead In hc bed at two A. NJ yesterday morning
by her husband Coroner Smith investigated the cause
OF death when Il appeared that Mrs Hodges had been
complaining for weeks, and that her death tho
result OF spopleSy
A GERMAN SACRED CoScnr Broken Up NJ rux
POLICE Just previous to ten O'Clock Sunday night
sergeant accompanied by another officer OF the Forty.
saloon. knswn @ Harmony Hall, ls3 Even street r. D.,
aud arrcsed he following artists :--Geore Kramer,
Lena Krn and Theodore Kots-thgs lung an end
tb the performances II Is clnmed - the police that All
contrary they rr-.~.n that The parties arrested were
setting tbeir .sditors In roar by playing a popaiu
ne Tie prisoners locked qp Tor the night
and produced before Justice Walter steday wien the
proprietor or the place. Henry hoffman compronsct
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