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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPERIOR CoURT-sprcrAL TERN.

Before Jud1e McCunn-The Fenidn Fund
dgdin.-John OMdhOnyagt August Belmont ct ala mo
ton made yesterday by Mr. Henderson, counsel for
Thomas j. Barr who appointed receiver In the above
about year ago. TO dismiss the appeal from the
order appointing a receiver, the ground that no
papers had been served the attorney for receiver
The motion opposed the ground that 1t should
have been made at General Term and could not be enter
tanned at Special Term. Judge McCunn said that the
General Term Of this Court had lately held that the
motion TO dismiss appeal for rregularity could he
made at Special Term The Court then took the papers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NETWORK.

PORT OF NEw-YORK. .....,....May ~
CLEARED. -
Stesmshps-Hsnsa Bnkensn, Bremen Fab Kee steele HaIA
ton Bermuda; Black Diamond Meredith ninstGo Del D. Ctsy.
Davis philadelphia; C. Bddle MeCue Phlsdephzi C9%socs,
Drake Jores Phisdelphs Dso yohnson
land; Mallory savannah sarAosa ooeoh SIro'
civ Point de- John Gbson Winter. Georgeswn e.; 0aseas,
Eagle Lndsey Aspinwa Gbs,
Ma,.nls. wavee, Bhaon' Halifax n 81 NA'h"shi' - 'A-'
peO Lauro, Gibraltar for Ore'i Samuel Muir heA''
Liverpool N. g. ,,,, n..v-.. r..,.-
Cbarcou; Mgori Ptchet, Baltimore; T. Leonan bsnirr.
Boston; Phenir Metown Puists Cnderh KINGSTON Jam
Geo Brown, Chalmers J,s'Sn,s LILY. apkss: Uhi IS Hh.s
Chase Collins Bsnsor W. H. West how bss'sn D~ey' A~'s'
Bo.tou; Competent, smith, New Hayen- 40
Steamship safolk Barrett London April H. ssrapA esoks s "
nv, s,sm,Sa Bremen Lex Bremen Nay S. udss ssd ps.s
Steamship Missouri, Edwards Havana, udse and pa.
Shin Gregory Feb and bsnds hed u ncse
Bark severn. Hastings leaa q dsys siPss1, f
Brig Curacao Loekhsrit Curacao - days hides and WOOL
Bns Eclipse Jacobson 81 Ktts Is days, moassea
DOMESTIC PORTS. -.
BosroS lsArvsd Steamship N~sas non New fcni or9
spor,sman Phiielphs SAILED steamship ssmsra s
Posrrxss MoxRor nay s-Psssd for Baltimore brig ieiA,
from prnenn; sehr vsa PACED est hns sssn.
for Savannah The schr. earn 70 ordered TO LONDON
FOREIGN PORTS. 4--.L =
May isThe steamship MALTA, non Hsv resh 'es
Liverpool arrived here At o'cloek last evening
has arrived reports lat a. lon "a she pAsd black
steamship steering sos east anaer sal Bet was uaAbis 70
| With her .I...w
Bari Rachel from China for xs.io'l s days saa Av
ship Policy hea Ns~os-. ''s cr'a'sA' AA' ," lat
Bns ssssns .sa Holaess Hole Nay Is, Ia. 10
Bari Pen. MesSsLssAs Rotterdam ss svfst As"' -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
COMMON PLEAS-CUAMpHRs.

Before Judge Daiy.-The Carmon Dtorce
Case-1Ds case which attracted considerable attention
q year ago came up again yesterday on "A motion made
by increase the amony from sG500 to $1,000
The counsel argued that the estate of the defendant
(r Carman had increased largely In value, and that
her personal expenses had increased also.
The counsel for the defendant resisted the motion on
the ground that her personal expenses not
ry increased that the alimOny she receiving
was amply sufficient, and that this combined with be-
quest In her personal right by the will of the defend
ants father. afforded her abundant for her
maintenance The decision reserved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
CITY COURT OF BROOKLYN.

A Ue0ry Transaction IN StOcks.-George W.
Red act Tdrard Lambert-The plaintiff appears
Us executor OF Henry W. Reed, deceased, VINO
4 is alleged during the year 1864 and 1862 empoyeo
lie defendants 10 act as his broker. While 70
employed il Is stated that he purchased bonds az hc !is
VI Henry W Reed to the amount Of slb9O Dui that bc
ocyer dyercd the bonds either 10 MT Reed or ms e1eG
uOr When Henry W. Reed died IN March, lo6 us VIII
proved and the plaintiff qualified az executor aId
when settlement was had between defendant ana ne
plaintiff as executor ia August, 1861 was fonhd thht
there :. balance Of Si33sS7 30 due " defendant. ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPREME COURT-KIyGs COUNTY.

Before Judge Bdradrd.--A BeQuest-Miss
Elizabeth Ludlow who died in Flatbush L. l., in 1862 by
her will gave legacy of $4,000 found prOfessOrship
in the Episcopal Theological Seminary of NewYork, 10
lie named in honor of her father and mother 1.-THE Charles
and Elizabeth Ludlow Professorshp. During her life
time she gave SIS 900 TO the Seminary for the pur
pose When the will read, the heirs contended that
the deceased had only intended 10 give Of $4,000
TO the seminary and this morning the question was pre-
scented to the Court Whether the Request in the VIII
stands Cancelled and annulled by the gift in her life
time" After argument the Court took the papers and
reserved decision s. p Nash for the Seminary Mr. Hand
for the defendants,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS


SATURDAY, NAY 81.
Mails Europe via Southampton and Bremen steamship Donsn
foot OF Thrl Hoboken Post0Hce II NJ. steansh
sails D. Supplementary Mail for paid letters only, male
he Pier at Hoboken, ard closed az ~ p
Mails Aspnwa Panama and the South Pacific aud Central Amer
steamship Henry Chauncey from Pier No. ~ " H.
al Pot-Ofce at l0I a Steamship sails al II III.
Mail may today to Havana by the steamship Pioneer
MONDAY, MAY % .
Mails for the Argentine Republic Bran, and 81. Tous steamship
South America Pier N r. at the PostOlee at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
U. e. EASTERN DISTRICT coURy-1s ADMIRALTY.

Before Judge Benedict.-1he e. s. agt. Ihe
Atlantic Mail Steamship Co:-A short time since the
steamship Columbia of the Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
panys Line plying between New York and Havana, was
seized by Collector Grnne on charge Of bringing
cigars into New York from Havana without having paid
the duty. The vessel seized being forfeited to the
Government and this morning she was bonded for Sloc
pending the trial of the Mr.. j. j. Allen, Assistant
L. s. Distrct-Atorncy appeared for the Government,
and Messrs Wheeler and Goodrich for the Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPREME COURT CIRcUIT-paRr IT.

Before Judge Brady and a Jury.-Ihe Bali
more and Cuba SmetHng and Mining co. agt; Holmes;
Booth HdydenS-The jury in this yesterday found
verdict for plaintiffs for s2s22 So The plaintiffs claimed
$780, but Judge Brady charged that the defendants were
entitled the highest price that ruled between the time
the offer made and the date that they refused to
cept copper The defendants proved that the differ
ence was only one cent pound, which, on 100000,
amounted to 5000 to which interest from March, 1866
Ss22 so was added. For plaintiffs Mann K ROdmaD; for
defendants. VIM NJ. Eyarts aud Paris q. CLARK, il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
CRIMINAL.

At the Essex Market Police Court yesterday,
before Justice Ledwith, John Dill old and feeble
of stealing silver watch worth SIS from John Mulhall,
residing at No 168 Thrdave: Committed without bail to
that lie had stolen ten gallons OF varnsh Of the value OF
SSO from the premises of Charles Drppei No Ss East
to answer at the General Sessions
In the Yorkvile Police Court, before Justice
upon complaint Of Detectives Hamilton and Evans Of the
Nineteenth Precinct great number of robberes have
months and up this trace of the perpetrators could
be found The officers believe that they have arrested
of the thieves and expect to capture more of Them
F0gry remanded to the StaonlIouse to await the
finding of an owner for all or part of the property found
in his possession
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, Justice
sha1dy the HS9Sn Soa S T9sG Dol M Nest of
Trtiet6st and stealing quantity Of wearing apparel
valued .t at $50 Committed -. James Carroll, alias
Court having been arrested by detectives Mulgan ard
Evans "wednesday last %hs plying his Dt trade on on
praise for their m aG er
to the clerk Of the Court history of their exploit In
the mean while, crowd of witnesses and others were
Smmher left in body Carroll perceving that he was
not watched coOy Joined the crowd, walked calmly ont
absence was not noticed until the detectives turned to
him for confirmation Of their tale, only to md that
their man" had gone The detectives went off in every
direction in search of their whilom prisoner but did not
succeed in capturing him during the sitting OF the Court
The officers of the Court say that Carroll had not been
placed under their charge and that they are not respons
IDLE for his escape.
At the Court of General Sessions, before
Recorder Hackett, Mrs. Julia King, who Keeps a
bosrdnchouse at No As East Twentethst was accused
by Mrs Catharne McSweeney with stealing, on the 4th
of Nav diamond ring valued at Sl3s. Mrs King was
honorably discharged. George EhlenDereer VINO, on
April 10 committed attack with dangerous weapon
upon George Geariger pleaded guilty. and was sent 10
the Penentiary for one year John MCINTOSH, VINO, On
the eth of May, stole watch from William Martin,
pleaded guilty to attempt at grand larceny ana was
On account of and at the request OF the Comls
soner Of Charities and Correction sent to the House OF
Refuge . Francisco Gonzales, charged with steallnS
from Mrs Briody, at No SO Spring-st, s72 IN money
gold watch and chain, and pieces OF MORE anu99e,
proved an albi, and discharged: stephen Nc.
Gr,tb the boy who, May !, committed an assault
upon little girl named Matte Allure was iound guy
of assault and battery and at the request OIL couhse 1
defense Judgment was reserved unul Wednesday IN
the case of william Lynch, charged with burglary ne
beinp fond on the of No. AZ Mercers the seute
Of the building being pred open, the jury disagreed
Michael Cannon, charged with highway robbery, ny
Enoclnc down Simon Smith and stealing watch from
him on the evening of Nov 81 on the corner OF twenty
third-st aid Avenue A., was found not guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
4. A. LAWRENCE, AuctioneeL
RY LAWRENCE, OAKLEY g. FLEURY,

AUcTIOSEERs AND REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND BROKERS,
No. 10 Pinest., Sew.York.
City Country Real Estate Houses Lots Farms public private
sale leased, rented OF exchanged Loans negotiated.
SATURDAY, May q, at II O'Clock,
a!Mr Heves Hotel Hampstead Village Queens County L. L.
peemp,ory sale Auction pleudd located PLOTS AMI LOTS by
order Supreme Cos under the direction Of D. p NGRAAM
Referee belonging the late Sarah Thoru consisting Of
ONE LARGE DOUBLE HOUSE,
with Improvements Barn, Carriage House etc. ain good
order and two meum Dwelling Houses with about beau
tfu located parts Of the soushiug and attractive village Of
HEMPsTEAD LII,
and handsomely mapped and byied 10y Charles H. lasve esq.,
Civil Engneer desirable plots Of from ouehalf to two
each. Will be peremptohly sold as sbOve
To property take Long Island Railroad at Hunters Point
Eight trains daily.
Maps and particulars Aueiopeers one, No 10 Pne-s
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursr vessels arriving this requested
addressed Newiork Associated Press on
exhibiting authority OF W. snon,on General
Agent Journal Of Comc Times TKsuSR,
EJprsss, Enin1 Post Commsrddi ddert Std1is
Zng YORKER Drmokrat should also be delivered only -
the sane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
SUPERIOR coURT-TMAL TERM-PABT H.

Before Jadge MOneU.-A Case Of Negligence
-Pstr Fitzgerald agt. william II. DdnndH and dnothe
This is an action brought to recover damages Teceec
through the negligence OF the defendants IN Octoptt
IoG5 Peter zSerdd empOye of the defendant
who owned lumber yard in this city On the 2,th OF
ouautity OF lumber arrived at the yard ana
the defendants being anxious, as plantn alleges
10 have the lumber unoaded 10 keep their carts
constantly employed IL thrown In heap In loose
and careless manner and successive loads had In TINS
way accumulated, when it fell, and the plaintiff, who
was al work in the yard struck by portion OF u
and So seriously injured that he was laid up, and
his leg which had been broken in the accident, was
finally amputated Plaintiff further alleges that
the defendants were present at the time the
work was being done, and though c0gulzant OF
he daggerous manner In which it performed,
sdopted 10 precautions whatever Plaintiffs counsel, III
nsenng 20 the Jury, remarked that they should show
fat the defendants had knowledge OF this they dld
not then plaintiff must fail IN the suit IL they dd then
ps,ntin must damages, which he iad at siov
The defense denied these allegations, ana GAINED tnat
the propretors OF the yard were not cognZat OF the
manner IN which tie lumber was being delivered ana
that n was not unloaded in careless or dangerous man
ner Counsel defendant moved 10 non-sult te pain
Tin on above grounds end, III ADDITION 10 tes =, 1
the ground OF contrbutiye negligence on the part W Tue
pahtif judge Mcneil approved the MOTION anu d.s
i.ssed the complaint. EX Recorder sh'tn ior piain'
MI VaBdeTpoel Tor Defendants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

O. II. PrERsON, Auctoneer.
DY A. d, MELLICK, Jr., a. BRO,
Id EEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE,
6PINE-sT.,
WEDNESDAY, MAY IS, 1870,
Al n M ON the premises Partition sale by order Of Che Union connty
Orphans Court, Of the Homestead Farm OF Jas NJ Cark DECEASED "
ROSELLE, N. j.,
AZ minnie, from Central Railroad ofSewJey Thu
IS each high rolling
n situated IN midst improvement within walking distance OF
en- ,san On on. plot we'll situated containing IL rooms
harm and outbung the other plot orchard o. O bean
, ,rsss choice varieties plots well wstered This property
80, In M. snhur Of Rose will eventually be Of
great value Srty per bond AMI mortgage Parties
seng The the IL train from the foot OF Lbertyst
For maps and particulars apply TO the Aueonrers, Pine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
Uitu Real Gstaie for Sale.

mon SALE ON One hundred and twenty
auth and thirh near klshh.vs hne
BUILDING LOTS a5Iioo Apply TO WA Choc Ilne u.
GIQS NM TO LOAN on Bond and
S6 l OeD.VvVD Mortgage In OF more suns % Heal ~
~. in III. sy Of Brcslyn. JOHN " coSkkf % Wall st.
RsVul IA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPORT-s M.

MINIATURE ALMANAC -
sun nses sun TIA Moon rises 2;l0
THIS DAY. NJ,
Sandy 50 Cows Island. l2:s2 He'd Gate .. 2;JI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20

2S:orv frame house plot grouhd the Of Ss' 8te
So7Iss Mr. KSan l2s
.on ' 1870 ~, -. ........... ss25
Lots stlaye 80 1879 st; each 25IOl williamson
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-05-20
corpr CALESDARs-TRrs DAY.

Superior CouKT-TRiAL TKKs.-PAhT IL ase on.
SUPERIOR CoUKT-TKrAL TERs-PAKT H.
sot TIE Old dominion 1886 .BudteDsok agi. kehoe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22


Present: WIN. McGoNIGAL, Judge.
In the matter Of tho Of Lewiston woodhouse de-
ceased.
On reading and filing the petition Of Aaron s. 0s-
born OF Grant county, representing amoAg other
things that the 18th day Of December A. D. 1866
the said deceased contracted to convey 10 him, the
said petitioner, the premises described follows to-
wit: Commencing at the quarter post on tho north
side Of section thirty six (36 in town five (5), north
Of range five west in Grant county, thence east four
az chains and 80 links, thence south twenty l20)
chains thence west four t) chains and 80 links thence
north twenty 20chans TO the place of beginning
ainingS 1Sl00acres more or less and claiming thathe
the said petitioner is entitled to conveyance of said
premises and praying that James Woodhouse, the adj
miLstraor of said estate be authorized and directed
by decree of this court TO make and execute con.
yeyance OF said premises to him. the said petitioner.
IL Is ordered that said petition be heard before the
Judge OF this court at the Probate office at Lancaster
in said county, Tuesday the 10th day OF December
A. D. 1870 at o'clock in the afternoon of said day
And it is further ordered, that notice of said appli-
cation and hearing be given to all persons interested in
said real estate by publishing copy of this order or
six successive weeks prior 10 said day Of aring, in
the "Grant County Herald" aweeky newspaptr printed
and published at Lancaster in said county.
BY the Court, VIM. McG0NIGAL,
22w6 County Judge.
Dated November 9Th, A. D. 1870,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22

rsA. Some Of the clevercst writers
on the New York press are women,
and all are as well paid Is men for
thc kind 81 work they DO. This is
mostly Of the lighter sort as regards
subjects, though sometimes strong
and stormy political article may be
traced to y Woman's hand. Occasion
ally, woman writer adds canyassing
70 hcr literary work, and makes u
good sam weekly out Of advertise
mentsi but the majority contine
themselves ~ the pen. and manage
- make il pay pretty hborally
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22

Poisonous EFFECTS OF ORANGE
PEEL.-Many years ago, says DR..
Gibbons, two little girls. sisters, four
and six years OF age, were seized
with VIOLENT inflammation of the bow
els from swallowing the rind of the
orange. One Of them died in conyul-
sions, and the other had a narrow
escape. Quite recently, child
something over year old was at
tackled with VIOLENT dysentcric symp-
toms, for which no cause could be
assigned. The attack came on dur
ing the passage Of the family.-on the
steamer from San Diego. The sym
toms were identical with those which
had previously been notice d to arise
from poisoning by orange peel; and,
on inquiry we were informed that il
had been playing with an orange
and nlbbIihg nj il Just before Inc
attack Of disease HE discharges
from The bowels were frequent and
painful, and consisted OF blood and
mucua. After week Of severe en-
t-iic Inflammation, the child died. -
We have no doubtthat The disease
was brought on BIZ tho rind OF the
orange. though but small quantity
must have been swallowed, yet .
worry small quantity Of such an in
digea.i6io and irritating substance
will Gfton produce the most serious
consequences The oil Of The riud
il highly aerid, and adds greatly to
the noXious quality Of the indiges-
tiblo mass We learn that it is !
common practice among children
40 some Of our public schools to eat
The rind, aud that juvenile mer-
chants have been known TO trade of
the inside Of the fruit for the skin.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22

JEWISH PROTEST. AGAINST INDIANA
plvoRcEs-The Jewish Rabbits from
different parts OF the country, now in
session N New orll, have appointed
committee to prepare memorial
% the governor OF Indiana, asking
hlm 70 use his executive influence
with the legislature to have repeal
ed the divorce laws IS they now ex-
ISL in that state, and to have proper
laws substituted.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22
Estate OF Woodlaouse.

& TATE OF WISCONSIN,, In Probate Grant Co. Court.
- Grant County, November Term, 1870.
Present: VIM. McGoNIGAL, Judge.
In tho matter of tho estate of LeYisnn Mnndhnnsa do
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22
Cur TINS OUT AND KEEP Ir

Cur TINS OUT AND KEEP IT.
Franklin Dyre, a highly rospecta bic
and intelligent farmer Of Galona.
Kent county, Md, gives the follow
ing rs sure cure for the bite Of a
mad deg. AS viii he seen, he has
tested il with the most gratifying
results
"Eleeampane IS plant well known
to most persons and is to be found
in many OF our gardens. Immediate
" after being bitten, take one onnce
Of the root Of tho plant-the green
root IS perhaps preferable, but the
dried will answer, and may be found
ia our drug stores, and was used by
me-siice or bruise, put it into d
pint OF fresh milk, boil down, to q
half pint, strain, and when cold drink
IL, fasting at least six hours after
ward. the next morning, repeat the
dose prepared as tho last, ana this
will be sufficient. II is rccommen-
ded that after each dose, nothing be
eaten for six hours.
j have son who was bitten by
mad dog eighteen years ago, and
four other children in the ncighbor-
hood were also bitten; they took
the above dose, and arc alive aud
well to this day. And have known
. number OF others, who were bitten
and applied the same remedy. 1t is
supposed that tho root contains q
principle which, being taken up by
the blood in its circulation, counter
acts or neutraIizes the deadly affects
tho virus Of hydrophobia.
:" feel so much confidence ia this
simple remedy, that | am willing
you should give my name in connec-
tlon with this statement
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22

aA-One-half 9th children of Eng
land do not 20 to school. Thirty per
cent of the English army cannot read
or write.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-11-22
Sheriff'S Sale--Bailey u Powell.

CsFArE OF WISCONSIN Circuit Court of Grant
- Grant County. County, Wisconsin.
James Brayley John Pitts, partners under style of
Brayley Pitts, plaintiffs. against William Bailey
and John Powell, defendants.
BY virtue Of writ of execution issued out Of the
above named court, In favor Of the above named plain
tis and against the above named deendants to di-
rected and delivered and for want ofsucent goods and
chatte Is of the defendants above named wherein to
levy, have by direction Of plaintiffs attorney levied
upon all the right title and interest which the said
defendants or either OF them had the 4th day of
March, A. D. 1863 OF has since acquired in and 10 the
following described real estate t0-wit:
The southwest quarter Of the north-west quarter,
less of north side, of section thirty-ye 3o)
in town eight Isl north OF range three 5 west Of the
4th principal MERIDIAN situate, lying aud being in the
county Of Grant and State OF Wisconsin; which said
real estate will on the Both day OF November, A. d
1870 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said
day offer for sale, and will sell at public vendue TO
the hghes bidder for cash, at the front door OF the
court house. in the village ofLancaster Grant county
Wisconsin.
Said sale will be made to satisfy said Judgment
costs ind costs Of sale VIM. IL elise
J. ALLEN BARRIER, pins atty Sheriff Grant Co
Dated Sheriff office, Lancaster, Wis, October 18th
1870 20w6