The New York herald., 1874-10-27
Penalty Of Keeping q Sailors Boarding House
Without q License
LEGAL LONGEVITY OF CERTIFIED CHECKS.
Henry Clews to Give an Account
of His Property.
Remarrying After Divorce-The
Stemmler-McGuire Case.

The Supreme Court, General Term. yesterday
appointed exJudge Emor q referee to take evi-
aence as to the charges made by Mrs. Adelaide
Beaumont aud her husband against Howe Hum
mel, the criminal lawyers.
Rosalna Macmillan sued the city for $1,000
damages on account OF the killing OF her husband
through being run over by an am moulance OF the
Commissioners OF Charities and Correction. In
the Supreme Court General Term, 1t was decided
yesterday that the suit could not be maintained.
masmuch as though the Department OF Charities
vas department OF the city II mad It's separat
employees. and that the department. not the city,
vas responsible for their conduct.
Several months ago the will Of James Costello,
Who Kept liquor store on Third avenue. was ad-
nitted to probate. He bequeathed all his estate.
consisting mostly OF personal property, to his
widow except 81 500 for gravestone. motion
Was made yesterday before Surrogate Hutchings,
IN behau OF o nephew, Patrick Costello, to have
the decision admitting the win to probate set
sside The argument OF the case was set down for
hext Monday.
Angelo di Gacomo, alias Ciccarelli. who is
eharged. under the extraction treaty OF the
United States with the Kingdom OF Italy, with hav-
Ing committed the crimes OF brigandago and MUIR
der in the vicinity OF Naples, under the circum-
stances stated In the HERALD on Sunday, was yes
terday brought up for examination before Com
missioner. Kenneth G. White. The prisoner on
being questioned as TO whether he desired the as
distance OF counsel said he did not but finally he
thouaht better OF 1t and said he would like to have
the benedt OF legal help. Thereupon Mr.. Francis
Q. Bowen was engaged TO defend the accused. No
testimony was taken, as Mr. Bowen said he mad not
had time to consider the case OF the prisoner. He
asked an adjournment to Monday next for that
purpose. The Commissioner accordingly adjourned
the case as requested.
Martin Holohan. who had been charged with
having falsely registered his name as a voter re-
ndng at No. 25S Mott street, was yesterday exam
med before Commissioner John A. Shields. TIE
evidence for the prosecution JAILED to support the
accusation, and the defendant was at once dis
charged.
Daniel Curran was charged before Commissioner
Davenport with having falsely registered his name
- voter at No. 25S Mott street. 1t was given in
evidence that the defendant lodged IN the house
In question He was Immediately discharged.
Judge Blatchford has just decided. matter
eertlned TO him by one Of the registers In bank
ruptcy for his decision, that In a case where all
the creditors OF bankrupt have been duly notified
N creditors needing before o register In BANK
tuptcy 1t Is competent, under the pro-
visions OF the twenty-seventh section OF the
Bankruptcy act. the second meeting OF
creditors, to dispose OF the funds in the
hands OF the assignee in bankruptcy to creditors
who have proved their claims without leaving in
the possession OF the assignee a sum sufficient to
pay similar percentage upon the claims set forth
IN the schedule OF the bankrupt which have not
been proved.
In the United States Circuit Court criminal side,
before Judge Benedict, Charles u. Meyer was put
apon his trial yesterday for having neglected to
pancel revenue stamps on beer barrels and using
the stamps second time. The case had not con.
eluded at the adjournment of the Court
Frederick Spuler, who had been accused OF issu-
ing counterfeit five cent nicke els. was discharged
yesterday by Commissioner Shields, there being no
violence to support the charge.