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New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
IoCAL MISCELLANY.
LEvrEN CELEBRATIONS

.ucz oP ASH WEDNESDAY IN TIE
eBss" CHURCHES.
hocinning of Lent was celebrated yester-
A" ,ario,rs Roman Catholic and Protestant Epis-
.nurehes in this city. The services IN the former
eep ~ masses and the benedctiOn and distribution
eensos among the members of the different congre-
s" Fne decorations had been renewed from the
So. which wore somber appearance
20, pntrick's Q c. Cathedral in MulbeTry-st there
r,-sc congregation at tho masses which began at
"' nd we're continued until 10 a. The ashes were
"a. nv Father Kearney. and. after each mass were
.,nu,ed among the people. who placed them IN the
- a CROSS upon their foreheads. Fathers Kearney
sMeSamee, wearing purple vestments, oficiated at
80 ssses After the 10 a. IA. mass Father Kearney
an explanation of the feast and IFS observance. At
- p..ors R c. in Barclay-st, masses were celebrated
-. usual hours until 10 a. m, the Rev Mr.. Qunn
-,at,ne. assisted by tine Rev. Messrs. NJ c. oFarren
= Iaseph p Phean. The ceremony OF blessing tho
-. and placing them upon the foreheads OF the
rrera,ion occupied three-quarters OF an hour.
-. seV Mr Quinn then delivered a short address. At
. rau,es dl CO Church in Jamesst, the congregations
- esueeiaIly large. Masses celebrated from
. a NJ by the Rev Mr.. Farrely and his assistant.
--,.s,ately after each mass the consecrated ashes
= s;s.ributed. At the (2- Cl Church Of the Transfg
80, m Mott-st masses celebrated at $50. and
= m Previous 20 the O'Clock mass the ceremony OF
49,, neueiiction and distribution OF the ashes
.uea nv the Pastor, the Rev. Nh Mclean. assisted by
-.,hers Brophy and MCKenna The "GlOria" and " Ex
- - and Alleuiah" were omitted from the mass,
- tne covers we're removed from the altar Similar
80 we're held at ST. AEphonslus (R O. Church in
seuth Ffth-ave. - - CO, - -. ,-,.,. -.
80 were SAID hourly frUm until 10 a. III. Fully
- people presented themselves for ashes. At ST.
No. iR ~ Church in Twelfths 81. morning mass
- a. anu O'Clock, aud The distribution of ashes con
$500 during the morning
~ Chafrh OF St gnaiius P e. in Fortieth-st high
- vas G. ehrated at l6A alter which sermon
" ,-acbed by the Rov. Father Patterson, one OF the
- Fatrcrs. Vespprs said at 7 p nv the
SrtoT the Rev DIT. EWer. Since Septuageslma sunday
. rylt altV cloths gwen place 10 pdrple, and
- VII remain until Good Friday. Services were
- a, "a Adams Church (P. b. in Fortyseyenth-s at
- = =, ana az D. m. The exercises in the morning
sisteI of prayer. ntany and high celebration with
81 rbt!r 4 sermon was preached by the Rev Ar
asaub,eu Throughout Lent daily services Will he bed
- !. L. aud .. IN. AT Trinity Church tine usual cbo
- seryloes were held.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
THE C0URTS.
sCANNELL's DEFENSE.


TESTIMONY OF HIS MOTHER, SISTER, AND PHYsI-
CLANS.
The principal testimony yesterday, in Sean
nells deferse medical, DR. Shine coming in for
large share OF the examination. DR.. vanaerwater,
formerly OF the Park Hospital nroE tae stand for
moment TO say that the prisoner suffering from
Jaupdce the day OF the inquest the body OF Donohue
Mrs Bridget scannel the prisoners mother, then took
the stand and this point scanne and in charge
of officer withdrew the other side of the court
room, where he seated himself with his back % the
bench and the Mrs Scannell. whose husband
has been dead eight years. said that since that
event John assumed fathers care over Florry,
and evinced the utmost fondness for him: hut
when he killed, total and sudden
change marked her sons demeanor; he would pull
out handuls of his hair and fling IL madly away, and
knock his head against the wall; every time he looked
upon the picture of his brother in the pariOr he would
become instantly very wild, and his eyes would stare
ereey and become boodshot she then locked the doer
and aferward kept him out Of the paror he would pray
that earthquake would kill the whole family; he even
charged hIs mother with attempting 10 kill her children
and would himself stay away from home for weeks. be-
cause he said he was afraid his mother would kill him
week before Dono hue was shot which was the last she
of him before he afray he came home IN partc-
ulary wild stale, an suddenly started up and LEFT the
house slamIning the door violently after him.
Miss Kitty Scannen, the sister whose appearance on
the prisoner so Preatly caused such Conspicuous
exhibition of grief was recalled and this time gave her
poFtant as a confederation OF the mothers story.
Deputy Coroner Shine then called. He visited
Florence Bellevue Hospital, and spoke Of the change
that noticeable ia John immediately after the
formers death; the prisoner, from a powerful,
muscular, pleasant man, became gloomy,
Respondent one. sometimes raylng about his
inability 70 obtain Justice, and acting ike a
maniac. The witness said that the papers " the
cOrOners inquest which should have been sent 10 the
District Attorneys Office ten days after the inquest
closed did reach there for whole year. The WIT
ness EXPRESSED his belief that Scanne not at
the time he committed the murder. He had noticed
scanners frequent bleeding the nose his sleepess
ness and despOndency the unnatural hight OF the tenn
perature his body and bis pulse anu in conclusion
he said that the prisoner seemed TO be continually labor
ing under impression that Florence wanted to be
revcnged. The examinatlon OF the witness was
prOtracted but facts OF particular interest were
evolved. his testimony was mainly repetition et
that given on the direct examination. he sald now
ever he thought the report which was current at
the time Forences death that JOnn himself had shot
him. developed melancholy III the prisoner, VINO never
had a well-balanced mind.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
LEGAL DISCIPLINE.

John Flanders, lawyer, feeling himself ag-
grieved that a appeal IN which he was counsel
had not been placed the calendar Of the General
Term wrote letter to the presiding judge, charging
that he had directed the leave it off the caen
dar On Tuesday Judge Davis made an order requiring
Flanders 70 show cause why he should not be punished
for contempt of court in having written such an insult
ing letter TO the Court Accordingly the matter was
brought up yesterday before the Court and counsel read
in extenuation Of the ofense statement Of Flanders
claiming that bis had been put over several times
at of the opposing counsel when he was NM
self ready TO argue and that II did not appear on tie
calendar it ought TO have been there The letter
was written on the impulse OF the moment but without
any intention Of offending the Court The Clerk Of the
Court exIudge Clark, stated that he had never oeen
ordered by the presiding justice 10 drop the case from
the calendar that he had done ana that Jne
case took lis regular On examination OF the
calendar IL was that the case mad been placed
theron every day when Flanders claimed that 1t had
Judge Davis then said 20 Flanders that Judge lngr-
ham did not desire 10 deal harshly with him. but that TIE
Court felt that great insult should not go IN,
pun she'd He then directed that an order De entered
suspendng Flanders from practice for 80 days flaB-
ders offered apology 10 the Court Claiming, hOWeHe'
that the OheDse vac uniutenu0naL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
CHARITABLE ENTERPRISES.

The New York Eye and Ear InHrmary at
sscondave and Thirteentst has Just issued It's nity
scond annual reort which shows that the amount OF
work done last year exceeded that OF any previous
year In the Eve Department 7Too patients have been
treated or 4ss more than the previous year In the Ear
Department 1887 patients been treated an increase
n The total number OF patients treated In the IN
hary was lOI27 There have been 465 patients boarded
sung 1917 of which number IA were supported py the
lrfrmary The Board Of Surgeons In presenting
tAeir report call attention to the gratifying
FesGlts Of the policy OF separating the cases
a the eve and ear into separate departments Tney
also ea attention 20 the increase Of the number OF IN
door patienfs OF patients boarded In she mhrmary
he number OF operations performed was i.s9o very
issee ADVANCE During the year large number OF phy
Grtans and medical students have trequented the IN
ETndry 70 obtain professional knowledge anu eNoiy
ety mas been afforded them 70 see the practice OF
0t Institution. -. -
ne Treasnrers report shows that S77S5 o6 was ex-
Pended, mainly for medicines, board, ana wages 10
Fvants No officer OF the institution Win tDe e1ceP-
non Of the apofhecary receives "a salary On Jan -,
m there was balance Of 99 81 20 the credit OF the
nsirutiOB The surgical stan consists OF resineht
saaSeOn two consulting surgeons, ~ SUI and a
sural and Is in the Ophtbalmie department. anu
e1ator
The annual report OF the Catholic Free schoo socety
q 81 Jamess Church. lust issued, shows tnat slta<o ~
Vac received during the past year aao tA,lSS ~ "a
peBded The Society maintains an indtstFial anu
PAfSchial school at James-st apo se~-D~oneiy s ~ fhe
AOrs OF attendance from a. ~ tlll S.Sg u.
sftrage attendance fully l,5OO per day Inc scn1os
ae under the superintendenee OF the BeV. r. IL al
ssiy, pastor OF 81. James's Church
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
nNEILERs UNDERGROuND.

ruRrY CELLARS UNFIT FOR HUMAN HABITATfON.
The Board of Health met yesterday. A cit
. affirmed that he visited the Bureau OF Records,
raraary - % obtain a burial permit the funeral OF
aauve having been arranged for the afternoon.
t.sSrch ., 10 was a public holiday the clerks OF the
,rau had been all dismissed except Z. W Harrington,
vse Was ordered 20 keep the 0iice open unul p.
ne ctizep entered at one minute after O'Clock and
p.rrupton thereupOn refused TO give him permit
rae Board upon hearing this statement, passed reso-
,uon arderlng the Bureau OF Records hereafter 20 DC
trpt open from 7 a. until p. every day OF the
,.r and also instruCtmg the Sanitary Committee 70 IN
gate The complaint made against Harrington. city
SANITARY Inspector James reported that there only
II ea.es OF smallpox during the past week. The Board
therrup.n passed a resolution that view Of the de
ee the vacciuatng corps be dsbanded after March /.
v-lwners living in the vicinity OF Reservoir
saare Park pcitoned the Board 20 oppose tue building
d He an REGIMENT ArmOrY that plot OF ground, IN
asmurh would tend 20 diminish the sanitary cOnu
non OF tne DeighbOrhO0d.
Cfv sanitary Inspector James reported last week mat
Heah officers inspected % factories and workshops ana
gs crs ana Easements and that 80 of the latter are
uuii taT human haDtdtOn. The unhealthy cellars are
discovered to abound in that part Of the city between
Wr-i Broadway ana Hudson and Canal-sts ana net as
Wa expected. along the side. The and bounded
by those formerly swampy aHd although II
fbe cellars damp and utterly uuft for dwellings. Very
few N tie cellars found 70 have any means OF ven
ulstInn and only few had any under space Denealh
the floor The floors walls, ana ceilings were geneFdIy
dsnp 30r planks rotten, anu only niue resh
nr could penetrate into the cellars Complaints nave
h-u made TO the owners OF the houses, ANA IN most
cas c owners have either TemedleQ the defects, OF 2t
sBce ordered The families 70 quit
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oP EEw-YoRE. &c. ........................PsH.


PORT OP SEw-YoRE.. -. .....................PsR @
Steamship CmbriA E G Sahl HAm5uTg Ne, Kunharit Co
Steamship Ellen s. Terry sayear, Ne~befu q g. Murray rer'
ste.mshiy w7oning Br Price Liverpool Williams Guiou.
steamshs Jones uinn " c. Loiara steamp
Co.
A., ~
Steamship Abvssua (Bri Ht mes Liverpool. G. g. Francsyn
Ship Golden Fleece Honon san Francisco. sltion 4 Co
Bari Golden Rhodes Bermuda H. Iovbnsge SOFA
Bari Jtrl.s McCarty McCarty harellts. Hand swan.
Bark q DeZs loo MI ler Sagua "a Grande Waydel Go.
B. Canning BrD Hughes Cora oI oer BoTd Hncke1
Bars AgonAut steongraie. Bremen FOR orders ~ koop Co.
Domingo, A 4.
1rr Fsstern star FISHER beuerara II. Trovbrdge's sons
Brg r. Henderson, Henderson,, AAfsse j. H. Winoeer Co
Brig Balear. Barron. Kingston, Jam, o. Neses 4 -
Rnr woodland. Valentine Lisbon for orders. Heru DseutL
sebI. Mary Louisa, GasEiL, Washington " G.
ARRIVED.
st.amslp Ppar (Br Grace Liverpool Peb 3 and Qneenso~n
18th. with mdse. and pass 20 T. " j. liant , ~ q, -,
steamship CITY BROOKLYN BLl Gbtts Liverpool Feb - AMI
Queenstown mds. aud pas 10 John u JNe 49, ,
s,essbn Cv Galveston Feb and Key West slfi
pace 10 G. H. MALLORY Co.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
poR7rIsp Ne Feb steam.lp ScardaAyiap, om
BosroS Feb ss-Arycd Amy en Cape De Verde IsiaIds IA
NewYnrk A. Dnike, IRON krwOfans Below sEp 1corB
Peabody from Manila
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb 26T1e CuHsrl Line steamship FaIilia aoh
Thomas. boil
70; and steamship Baltic KENNEDY IRON NeW"rA
Feb 10 4rriEed bsre to-day.
DISASTERS.
ashore AZ KILN cwk on Carona o'clock Sun
day morning The vessel Doalade 70 e beach
A portion d htr s beng taken Out
Bo,Toy Fen 2The steamship Achilles which sailed ron this port
ffor Latest snap Necs see FIN Pnge.i
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Henry NJ Lake was arrested, yesterday, on war
r.,, ssuJ o charging him With haunenty oo
snps mopey from KeOn DepDty shena JoisOn jarvis
released him in = 900 bail
Simon DOnnau. recently indicted for completely IN
Valley dlstlery rAnsaoton vas
and held IN S2O BAH % Judge bl.'ohioo
sf United States ClTcut Court
CHRISTOPHER Yetter and Frederick Klunz of First
vs sd yihe with manufacturing brandy when
[ license ouv allowed make WHISKY were held yesterday p
Commissioner Shields in 81, VOO bail each
John SNYDER was held in 81 900 bail. at Essex
nsyket Pese Courr yesterday for attempt et
Goefckt committed 10 defsah o wv jail oI
brsakjpz INTO the Power No IS horokt
The March term of the Court of General Sessions
M men on Monday Judge So heaRd w preside 10 fA l.
la n the building and Recorder HAekeft IN Fart L.
tb civ Han Recorder Racket will ait Part tomorrow 70 near
motions kc-
Jobn O,Connor and Charles Hessler were commit
d v.sttrs Al Police COurt IN deisnf oi tzo oA M
,so, s,en,s the premises ia Cenresi. occupied BY
RraTn Sevu Hal The stolen properly value ever
slOO was found in possession Of the prisoners
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday y,
Of Ne yentst Pesnea gu " 70
~ ssteh1 rom Nm BWaerbary Eighth ave, near
ca "WEDNESDAY The aecssed vas held IA eIV 70
Tobias eweer Of 5bs Bonery was nArga wv
.evns uieee $50 rom lad John u Jones n 'us
Wilson Of No 62 Csnast Jones s
he'd $4,000 TO answer treSetlck "hcn
charged wiz coeotsg Of money eI h smIoyef - 0Ss
6rst from customers without
and rognsaHg the same He pleaded guilty aud "1s ap ~
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
BooKs ON MOUNT WASHINGTON.

MUM
Two ladies' wives of prominent business men
OF This city, in December last collected ana purchased
800 books for the Of the party OF young who
have been making observations during the past Winter
from station on the summit OF Mount Washington, N
H. OF these vOIumes, So given ny the Mercantile
Library, and others by A. d. r. Randolph the Tract So
oety the Bible Society. and residents. After much de-
lay storms almost edectually preventing travel, the
package reached the Twin Mountain House aud thence
the books carried up few volumes time, Ia
the signal station. Recently the ladies received letter
from Alfred Il. Thornett, OF the party, expressing
the Acknowledgements of his friends for the timely gift
he adds THAI thev propose to catalogue the books and
leave them at the suastatou for the benefit OF those
who come after them ard that IL be e nucleus OF
q good library. Mr.. ThOrnett states that they have
passed pleasant Winter. without sickness and without
dull day. December was very cold month, al
though the Thermometer at no time indicated lower
temperature than 26o below The average 30
above Tns letter written Jan. 3, but IN
consequence OF storms and not posted an I'll
Fph
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
CIVIL NOTES.

la the United States District Court, yester-
day. in the collision of the New-York Lghterage
Company against the steam-tHg Edmund Levy, Judge
Blatehford dis missed the libel, with costs
Henry E. HOwland, who has been appointed
to the Judceshp in the Marine Court rendered vacant
b , dasth of Judge Tracy was sworn in ON Tuesday.
aud took his yesterday with ChefJusuce Shea ana
Judge Joachimsen, assembled In General Ternf
The record of this months work OF the Cen
eral term Of the Supreme Court makes good e1hnit
the Court-Judges Ingraham Davis, and Fancher-hay-
inc dsposed all the the calendar $50 IN naIh
her They have accordingly adjourned for the TERM
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
THE AyrI-cgARrER MASS MEETING.

The topic of conversation throughout the
dy yesterday WAS the mass meeting Of the friends OF
Reform held az the Cooper Institute Tuesday even
ns II was universally conceded that when the mum
hf and the class of men who filed the platform ana
aeay the house were considered, few such demonstra
noas made even during the recent exciting cam
p~gn. The fact that both Democrats ana hepuDhSann
sere represented by the speakers and the andehce'
.neent evidence. it was held OF the
asF Of the meeting while the high standing OF those on
t platform gave assurance that the circumstances OF
ns Committee on Legislston Of the Committee Oh
seseasy before the Assembly Committee on CIues
-sans the provisions Of the proposed mar ar
sss were NOT tho.e of faction without fonowng Dnt
t.thef u expresslOn OF the representatives ol III
sBeDcy eonrIsing very many OF the Leading nemOSrs
% TIE yarlons professiOns and the banking
- manufacturing tnterests lhors aes,rs vvouId
eeot whatever that the chasacter Of the 1een wou
eve very marked effect upea the ninds OF tne ne LEN
~ VI ue LesIslstare, and tnss sps "efSs " Wv
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvERPOOLfH steamship 1bvssinta Peb 1If AVID drs
W q. Pgler. j. " Ejs hss Nor
Ton Bresler W Chrs,e Mss Chrsue MIS- Puuk Ellison
Smith M Mr. aud Mn. l. p Merton Mss Burgess
Capt Alfred owes, George Gilbert. Devere BeaulrE. Wa Prauts
g. A. Mactvh and daughter, Mis- W. 3 Rye Cant T.
Payy JohE Nightingale DAVID RanAine H. J. Gate G. u ArDoi t.
A. King. John sherftea
FOR LJYERPOO-Fn steamship Praaoe Fsb 26nc CaRo and
Veil CHILD Jos Pour Mn EiL 'reen W D.
SsmIel DaBbA
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27

mittee Ten who went albany Yesterday in accord
ance with resolution passed by the meeting for the
purpose of demonstrating AGAINST the the
partisan provisions of the charter would be granted
respectful hearing and that the utteranees the dele
CATION would have additional weight ~ coming from
accredited representatives OF the wealtn aud intssl
gcDce OF the metropOlia
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
auttiou Sales Of Real estate.

JsRB JoHs,os. IT,. AOcaOneeL
pY JERE. JOHNSON, jr.,
RIAL Es%rs z PROMPTLY y SOLD p SD ExcHAsGED
Auction sales of stocks Parriture. Merchandise.
~ Al auction sales made n Ersnse saesr00" reporter 0H "
Bulletin Board n advance THURSDAY Il my FEB 81.
st I2 o'clock q. Auction TehSage and ~. FuOnt Brook
Ign, opposite the Court House, - -,
ENTIRE ESTATE Of sAMUEh SMITH deceased essng q .o
house and ots ocad PULrOS-AyE, sAfrH and LYING
',DS immediate vicinity s cy Han and cosI:,II -,
nd location for public bahng any kind for
The splendid four story browutone mansion oreIy y
III 3 rs ~, I'D 8i s3 49, 49, and lss nssion st.
so LvSss;oasf, kcosay, baserasnt saooea aDa attic
Eos 81 smtst tvoO basement abeeiar and attic
Nos H. b. 49, and % Gaatn basement and
Nor e 2 30 J FuliOnave three PeEdd fOurs'ory
sMTHsT between IusOn and Ly3g:tos N thrs @ very de'
BooEyn ana a PlOw Sework Pg particulars apply
BRoEK VAN ORDEN Proctors No. S7 reenzichs SesYork.
DARTITION SALE OF FLORIDA LANDS,
& ss oOy96 SESpAY s 18Th March sis and a. Pshka on
FRIDAY March 200 Sumpe County ana
$50 acrss IN County. snail select o rich ham
Sfe ssnou s % % ssi rousa o s oosTsha River About
0anrs Coaa5 yng On & ne 9ee e SsaI s ysr % p M lew Gnt
Aboq 99 sefs; ors5s Coan ,1s "a ,1 1I1aa sS S @ b.
tween laEes George and honoe 30 acres N Ilay o@0qy oS
s acres County saint Johns River par % the
village called Nth high bnR and beautiful sites Tor DuAlg
Nearly an Of the Lands lie section heretofore
craut effects and considered better aapl 70
the groS and other tropical fs ihan
other These lands part OF ne estate OF
Moses Lew deceased the heirs u hche b
lisa decreased under Clrcat Court Of the State o FoaA
Infmaiign car be obtained j. BAKER AttorneysaLsw
Jacksonville Flords or DOyALR % SOutlst Sew-iok
WILLIAM kENNELLY, Sherit7s Real
Estate Will sell auction, BDhEsDA1 hArh
1879 o'clock the Exchange Ssitsroom III Bro1aHa ~
order QuH Lynch, and John OeYen trustees
Of Walter Roche:
8e northeast corner G5th-st fvstOrT, brown stone
HOUSES sores Nos 931 934 36 ahaye good buildings
ssPour story French roof brown stone, No 2S7 West s5
n IT, sbove. -- ~,
C3.t-st fee Of jth-ave., each lot t25rltat
ihFu LOT south Of lOOth st. 10 eet east Of V1nAe
no Boulevard
Muberry.sL, 80 27-HOUsE and LOT. 25I7l
Motst-EVs o. 10 r. "a hctts HOUSES and LOTS each lot
A5I9g
Basterst. No. 2l-Pront and rear HOUSES.
4abs and parca Anctier oaoe, No FINEST
ALSO, ON SAME DAYs
6shsL-Tgo LOTS. south side, 10 feet west ~ Ith-sye
on THURSDAY. MARCH 81
24th-t-HOUsE and STABLE, 3i3 Bast 2ith-st
lI4ttst.-Tbree full LOTS, south side near 2dave
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
n srrpREME couRr-wAsHNeros. Feb. %.

No 132-City of Richmond agt smith G error n IT,. 80
A. .,, Co1, "a, he District VirgniAOn the loth OF Apr
s ss ty CouBol Of Richmond anticipating he urrenoe o. In
effects Of dranfennefs passee
ops FOR he appoiptmeni Of committees o clen 70 AZ
@ o~uN bpd plednug faith Of the eity for the psyment o
~ an hanoi DESTROYED stock OF hquo Dsohghs 70
sh ~ss desrsyed Of these Cemnii'ees aha 70, %
, y, r.coyef iu The Judgment IN isFo Of INT p-l
- IN CONT evidence offered " sho" mat Iet
bT had not been destroyed ~ ne Oe
- M, rebels soreboaset 10 ne
ha,bood The Of dismissed hy me N"u@ w. NV
t1agy for asfenasnip error plaintiff not AEpeAiihs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
PASSEhG Frs ARRLHED.

FROM LIYERPOOL-In S',gBstp Ciig Of BrD0kya. Fea 10
NJ Csuigel Mr.. Oe NJ Derole, Edward
Gently daughter Dr. acCsneny and wife Master A. j. Wheeer
Keruan Wild Mr. Aerasde and wife hE J. Robinson
Walker T. w Peabody Henry Besant
Ms T.. .. Pink Dr. Williams. b henderson r. Al
Hancock. y HiIs. p Brown. Capt Hlzbes and lady
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
DEcTsIOSs-FEB. 26.

S...s coyyt-Chambtrs-Bv Judge Harden
v ~ Rsn5sStop-tses opinieul hATns sgt Los"enA-
Meios Hr reargumept denied With SO costs .s,,,.A
Sapsrioy Court-Speciai Term-By Judge freedman: nan
-Ksser ar HrhCsss ordered se Lsy .gt az, po
.ntsd Hars agt sraith-Order granted Petrefy az ~
fewsky-Tha applied foT On vac E a hs aa
Rsns duly sctnssisagrd. BY 10 handed ap
10 tr reference defendants snsveI nuss .s.
Rbg 40 Hersey-hosSA granted Weuf At n.n R.ss "a
ds1tbs Martin Snth-Orof EAA''"- -- -
s<hErnk--OTdeT granted. .
Common PIeas-SDeciaI Tsrm-Bv Chlei-Jusm,cte
Az Compsny-Fs fh'
Bro.p sst eT0vH.-Jueensnt Of divorce granted
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
fon1ou Advertisements.

TNO SHIRT MAKERS, HOSIERS, 61c.-The
Il New GALASHIRLS TWILL FLANNKL5 lad CAaHMEBEh
ued by al ea5ng Buga3d PAites and Prices for
warf on application Manufacturer "a MS MERCER Co..
sow Mills H. GALAsHIEL. n b.. and y Wbrook London h. .,
New-York tribune., 1873-02-27
Eeaai Notlrfs.

CUPREME C0URT.-ln the matter on ri .ls s
by he Conmonsr " Public Wcts IN relation 70 'he &c
Of certain lands the Gas Of Nev ioit pens
Of hundrci and hrtetnh ~ 30
"a on Gsd snssythirds.. go. nj
interestsd snds tsasments besdii@sere sna
a. ss,o I'd 1e an Of Apprsisal 10 tbt Above en-
ct. r.t.r Ihnt Report benF eonped -i os
us -. Al en.es Term 70 be bsd Al ChAmse Al
ne s IN ,h DIV .f Monday The lotA day Of
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