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Hughson vs.. Hughson.-Memorandum for coun-
sci.
BY Judge Barrett.
Hecker VS.. Jost Burknalter vs.. Raymond; Citi-
zens' National Bank OF Waterbury vs.. Hamlll no
FIRST National Bank Of Montgomery, Ala. VS.. Hill;
Bryant vs. Fowler ct al; Perenond vs.. Sigerson
and another; ScOfeld vs.. Scofeld; Meehan VS..
Wright and another; Bray vs. Poiilon Haspenan
va Talbot; Esterbrook vs.. Chamberlain Douty VS..
Forsyth; Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron
Company va. Church; MiibanK vs.. Albert; Jansen
vs.. Watkins; Moore vs. Brett: Randel vs. Mackel-
ler; Moore VS. Waddeil; Philadelphia and Reading
Coal and Iron Company vs.. Handloode New
York Guaranty and Indemnity Company vs..
Flynn; Campbell Vs. Barr; Ripley VS.. Mil
dleton; Dusenoury vs.. Green; Randell ys: Mackel.
lar; BENJAMIN va. Joseph; Cook vs. Reid First
National Bank OF Montgomery, Ala vs.. Hill (No.
~ Lndaw va. Lndlaw; Johnson Vs. schuyler;
Clark vs.. Burbank; Roberts va Held; Ryckman
VS.. Schawer; Bradley VS.. sherman.-Motions
AiierSon and another vs.. Acknowledgement
McCahiu vs.. O'Snea-Memorandum The COM
plant and motion papers are wanted, 49,.
cent to plaintiff and one per cent to defendant
Norwalx steam Freight Company vs.. Lawton
Barge and steam collier Company.-Hotion de-
Benson vs.. Gassner.-Reports confirmed and
Lourfram vs. The Mayor. &c, New York; Gibbs
va Webper in the matter &c. Of Morris watson
Manufacturing Company vs. Berden.-Memoran
duIns. - ~
y Stein vs.. Friedman; Morris VS.. steinrich.-Mo-
Ceraty vs.. Montgomery.--Motion granted. Memo
saiomon VS.. Ryder-Motion granted. Reference
ordered. - - -
missed and prisoner remanded. Menorandum
Blnney VS.. Memorandum.
Myers vs.. Zeaming.-Moti0n denied.
Greene vs.. Hugart.-Memorandum.
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KINGS COUNTY SUPREME OOURT-sPECIAL
TENN.

The Kelsey Murder-Motion to Ira ansfer
the indictments.
Before Judge Pratt.
Yesterday argument was heard in the Supreme
Court, Kings county, befOre Judge Pratt, on the
motion lor the removal OF the indictments found
against Royal and Rudolph Sammis for the murder
OF Charles G. Kelsey, OF Huntington, l. L, and also
for the change OF venue IN the trial OF Dr. George
B. Banks for riot and assault and battery, from
the county OF Suffolk to some other county, The
murder occurred in November, 1872, and the ac-
cused were indicted by the Grand Jury OF Suffolk
county last winter The counsel for the
defendants, Mr. Charles W. brooke, MAIN
tanned that 1t was Impossible Tor his
clients to get an impartial trial IN this In the
county named. Prejudice In the case had ex-
tenoed into every phase OF life there. Even fam
lilies and churches we're divided by the occur.
renee. IN support OF his assertions the counsel
read several ne wspaper extracts
Ex-Attorney General Barlow appeared for the
people and strenuOusly opposed the motion TO
transfer the indictments. The Court took the
papers and reserved the decision.
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MARINE OoURT-PART 2.
Judgements.

Before Judge JOacnimsen.
Blum VS.. Cranelle Manufacturing Company
Judgment Tor plaintiff for sS47 "a and costs and
$25 allowance.
Hahn VS.. Schroeder.-Judgment for plainJin for
1921 rs and costs and $25 allowance.
Koehler VS.. Schia,er.-Judgment ior plaintiG for
$367 81 and costs ana $25 allowance.
Teyd VS.. Schwab.-Judgment lor plaintiff for
1927 10 ana costs and S25 allowance.
solomon VS.. Fagan.-Judgment ior plaintiff for
SO 90 and costs.
Giidersleeve vs.. Deming.-Judgment for plaintif
for 1851 90 and costs and $25 allowance.
Anderson VS.. Brown.-Judgment Tor plainuin for
$3.50 and costs and $25 allowance.
Reche Vs. Henry.-Verdict Tor plaintiff 500 l6
and cos s and $40 allowance.
Wolf VS.. Nathan.-verdct for defendant Motion
for new trial set down ior hearing for 12tn inst
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reversed, and order Of epecfas rcrm, 80 mr - n
direction Of Judge Rumsey. afirned. without
costs OF subsequent proceedings to either party
against the other.-John Parker vs. James Laney
ct al.
Order annrmed with costs.-George Carpenter
vs. The0dorlck Engelskircher.
Order OF General Term reversed and Judgment
on report OF referee affirmed with eOstS.-Urlah U
Whitlock vs. James Hay,
Appeal dismissed with costs.-J. Butler Wright
ct o. executors, &c. vs.. Daniel L. Gardner ct al
Calendar.
Court OF Appeals Day Calendar for Wednesday,
Oct mos. 16l, 100, 137, l29, 100, LOG, La, L3.
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MARINE COURT-CHAMBERs.
Decisions.

By Judge Gross.
Martin vs. AlbrRht-rne plaintiffs demurrer to
alleged counter claim sustained
Simonsun VS. Levine.-Aotion granted. See
memorandum
Schenck VS.. Alton; stewart, &C, vs. Campbell
Demurrer overrued as frivolous,
Johnson vs. Hall; schuman w. Doerge We'll VS..
Lange: Schwazschind va Oppenhum; Webster VS..
Yerance-Motions 10 advance granted.
Bartofo VS., Gardner and Porter vs.. Wyman.-
Notions for commission granted.
Wiggins Va Denholm.-MoiiOn to serve bill OF
particulars granted.
Werder VS.. Duncan.-hotion Denied but with
out prejudice.
Lewis vs.. Groszcky.-Mouon to strike out
answer granted
Bearups VS.. Wotton; weston vs.. Osborne.-Mo-
tions granted.
Bear VS.. Harris Motion to amend answer
granted
Meyer VS.. Rouse.-Motion to serve case granted.
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F1PTY-sEvENrH STREET POLICE COURT
A Successful SvyindIc.


Before Judge Murray.
Hannah Mckay, OF No. 232 East Twenty.ninth
street, was charged with deiraudlng Mary smyth,
of No. 240 East Thirty sixth street. out OF $50 Mrs
smyth TESTIFIED that she purchased q Sc wing ma
she represented TO be her own property. Subse-
Quently deputy sheriff, under the authority o, a
civil process, took rom her the machine, ana it
then Irarspired that II had only been rented nv
Mrs. Mckay rom the manufacturers. An agent or
the machine company made affidav1t TO this fact
whereupon Mrs. Mckay was held for trial. on he.
the money the prisoner replied that 1t none OF
his business
The Little Flower Girls Protector.
On Monday evening last little flower girl en-
tered ballroom on avenue A, where large
number OF young men and young women were en-.
joying themselves. While soliciting the custom OF
those present she was approached by Charles
Feeney, Of No. $40 East Sixteenth street. who
made insulting remarks to her. George Crayel
OF NO. 423 East Fourteenth street, 0roered Feeney
TO desfst and on his refusing several oil Grayeliis
friends assisted him IN eiecting the FELLOW. While
being forced from the room the latter drew a knile
and stabbed Gravell In the lett cheek twice cnt-
ting him severely. Feeney was arrested and held
for trial at this Court.
A Trio Of Juvenile Robbers.
George Hill, Thomas Brown and James Yeary,
three boys, were placed OF the bar charged with
the robbery OF valise containing ninety dollars
worth OF wearing apparel. The vase belonged to
she gave 1t TO an express man TO have 1t delivered
at her house, but the expressma instead OF taxing
1t himself sent ms young son with II. The prison
ers attacked the boy and took 1t away from him
by force and violence and pawned the property IN
if. Several OF the tickets were sold by them t0
Mrs. Ellen Townsend, who with them was arrested
and brought TO court yesterday. Mrs. Townsend
was discharged and the three boys were com
mitted as vagrants The property was recovered
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TONES POLICE COURT.
A Would-Be Murderer Captured.


Before Judge BIXby.
yesterday OGlcer Fitch brought to court Ferrario
Petraro an Italian, who attempted to kill man
named Benson Williams. 1t appears that Mrs.
Williams. who Is tue sister-rn.aw Of the injured
man, keeps q boarding house at No. 24S Water
street, at which Petraro boarded. Yesterday
morning he was detected in an attempt TO steal
IS rom one OF the boarders, and becoming
frightened attempted to leave the house in the
afternoon with his effects. AS ne was leaving
Williams saw him and took hts valse away.
Perraro became enraged, and drawing a knife
inflicted two ugly wounds on Williams. Judge
Bixby committed the Italian TO await the result OF
Williams INJURIES.
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standing nesr yne PARK avenue. West Hoboksn,
thief named Martin Darcy Jumped into the vehicle
ana drove away. He was captured late IN the
evening and committed for trial Horse thieves
ere abundant in che northern part OF Hudson
county.
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BROOKLYN COURTS.
KINGS COUNTY COURT OF SESSIONS.
Narrow Escape from State Prison.
Before Judge Moore.

Narrow Escape from State Prison.
Before Judge Moore.
In the Kings county Court OF Sessions, before
Judge Moore, yesterday, Joseph Warren an alleged
thief, who, the police say, has served twenty years
In the State Prison here and IL New Orleans, and
William Smith, boy were brought up on a charge
of burglary. They were found and fired at in DR..
Olmstead's yard, corner OF Union and Henry
streets on the 3oth OF June last, were arrested
and committed for the action OF the Grand Jury by
Justice Delmar. They nave been III jail ever
since. A jimmy was found near where
Warren was arrested, and matches and candles
were found in his pockets; but they had broken
nothing, had stolen nothing. and smith was too
drunk 10 10 either. District Attorney Moor e asked
that nolle prosequi be entered, saying that the
evidence was not sufficient TO convict them. p.
Ready appeared for Smith, and stated that he at
least had no intention OF stealing Judge Moore
lectured both on the danger OF coming 10 Brook.
lyn on thIevlng expeditions and intimated that
he had no uoubt OF their object In entering the
yard where they were found. They were then dis
charged.
Prisoners Sentenced.
Louisa Edwards, alias Mary L. Knowlton, was
sentenced to three years and six months in the
Peniten,iary. The prisoner was in the habit Of
answering advertisements to do housework. After
she had been day or two in employment she
would help herself to articles Of value and decamp.
There were numerous complaints against her.
James Kennedy pleaded guilty to burglary and
grand larceny. He was sentenced to one year and
three mouths IN the Penitentiary.
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COURT CALBNDARs-THIS DAY.

KINGS COUNTY SUPREME CoURT.-Nos. 3s, 43, &c,
A. 4s, 49, 50 5l So 53, 54 50, 90, 81 S. 5e co. g. 49,
63, "a.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos. 43. a., "a, So, 60, g.
A. IL. 65 &C. g. 6s 60, H. ~ Is, rs, 49, IL S0 s2 49,
SO, 81, So, 90, 81, 92, 93.
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COURT CALENDARS-THIs DAY

SUPREME COURT--CHAMBERs-Heid by Judge Bar
ret.-Eos. 50, "a. SO, o. lis. Gail 1872.
SUPREME CoURr-GgNERAL TRRM-Held by Judges
Davis DRniels and iaWrence,-Nos. 69. IA ia n.
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Cammann VS.. Ffeldfng.-writ OF inquiry or
dered.
Parsons vs. Sutton.-Proposed case and amend
ments settled.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Eitel vs.. BracEen ct al.-Order resettled.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPECIAL TERN.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Curtis.
Hegeman vs. Cantrell ct al.-Plaintln's prepared
issues not submitted.
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BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT -CHAMBERS.
By Judge Barrett.
Dectsions

BY Judge Lawrence.
Hughson vs. Hughson.-Memorandum for coun-
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Long island EQUALIZATION.

The table exhibiting the equaiized value OF real
and personal property in the various counties oi
the State, as determined at o meeting Of the
Board OF Equalization, held at Albany, on the 25th
OF September shows that the valuations in Suffolk
county have been reduced by the sum OF $469 087,
which Will eject q material reduction In the
amount OF State taxes in that county. The mum.
ber OF acres OF land assessed Is 43s 1s4; assessed
value OF real estate as made by the town asses
sors $40 099 ss7; assessed value OF personal prop.
erty, ST. o57 Soo aggregate assessed value OF prop
erty in the county, 12,057,6s7; amount deducted
from assessed value OF real estate, $459 037 equal
ized value OF real estate, 50, 640 S00 total equal
ized value OF real and personal property In the
county ton which taxes Will be leved) S11 sos 600:
full value OF real estate as estimated by
the state Assessors, S22.3ji2SS. The figures
Tor Queens county are as follows Acres OF land
assessed, 179,l74; assessed value OF real estate,
S22 Z07,87 to wnlcn mas been added by the State
Assessors the sum Of S2,66l9+4, inaSng the equal
iZed valuation S24672,S ,S14; assessed value OF per
sonal property, S3,s56, 1S3; total equalzed value
OF real and personal property, SIS, ,5s7 iuil
value OF real estate as established by tue State
Assessors $59,22D,y56. The figures for Richmond
county are as follows Acres OF land assessed,
30 2g3 assessed value ol real estate s5 1914 109 to
which 10 ADDED by the State Assessors 1916, ,303,
making the equalized value $1,000, 502: assessed
value OF personal property S52b, 2a5; total equal
tied value ol real and personal property SIS 1874 TAN
full value OF real estate established by the state
Assessors, SIS, III, ,864. IL win DO seen tnat tho
assessed valuations IN both Queens and Nchmond
! counties have baAn vAr1 c0naidArahlv increaaeo>
, 1874-11-29
SADAi.'

When the mornings frat horizon
Fills the dewtlrop with its light;
When the uarbhng Of the biFdlug
Rolls Lack music in its flight;
When the odor Of the hoWres
With sweet incense fuoda the air,-
Then remember, S1dai darling,
All the lore for thee bear,
When the hours Of noontide gather
Ali the brightness OF the daY;
When the petals OF the full rosa
Blush IL swectly as they may:
When tho voice Of bird mud towaret
Rests in stiffness from the morn
Then remember, SadAi darling,
How thy love for ne was born.
When the hours Of light are cloaiux;
When the busy day il done;
Wien the Western clouds are lying,
Brilliant, with the setting sun
When tue waters Of the nyer
Molten silver seem to fe,-
Th-a remember, Sadai darling,
All the love hare for thrs.
When the midnight-hours OF darkness
Whispers to tha yoEla unrest:
When hrignt Tiaions Of the Future
Weave their phantons In our breast:
W..ea tho Heavenland seems ~ near Us;
When Earth's cares are lost to sight,
ThGn remainder, S3dxi darling,
That ny love 70 thee pb3nt.
i. 8. Foa1xl
, 1874-11-29
CHARLOTTE CUSIMhH.

| son ut tho Academy-John Lawrence Toolo. Mr..
| Ioolo has been the representative comedian Of
the English stage for many years Ho WAS the
| intimate OF Dickens aud other literary lights,
some OF them still shining others extingniHl,ed,
and the hold he has upon tho theatre going por-
| ton, not of the metropolis only, but Of tho
country aS large, is surp:isl 6. Since his arrival
in this country he hns been tho star OF the sen
| eon. and has been uniformly successful in de-
! lighting American audiences. He is supported
ty company OF his onu. which, though not eS-
tenslve. is sufficient to play the more lmnortant
subordinate roles OF his pioces. Alr. Ioole has
beon giving varets Of short pieces, some three
or four night,-a novelty which is 90 thorough
ly in keeping with American ideas that the patrons
Of tho Academy swiu appreciate it. Monday
night be opens with successful onc-act comedy
written for linn, and entitled :. OF the Line"
in which he plays his celebrated part Of Harry
Coke This is followed by the farce Of Is lei On
Parle Francais," which has become famous
mainly through Mr.. Too!e. The cast will bs as
follow:
Maj. K.gulrs Rattan. W Herbert
victor DUBOIS II. Weetlanl
Mrs. Srriggins. Miss Doughss
AneeAna: --.--...-...---..-......,-.M .Mra Roach
Mrs: ns}. Rattan Miss Agnes Mitchell
Mary Coke. :i'ss E. Johnstone
The performance concludes with sketch OF
the Artf,I Dod4er. taken from "O1ver Twist
Tuesday, s'Dearer- than Life" aud tue farce
"That Blessed Baby will be given.
Mr.. Gardiner has made arrangements for &
down town Office at the Tivoti. where seats Gun
be obtained for the ACADEMY the two Offices con-
Meeting By 3 telegraph wire.
M';1cKEa's THEATRE.
There is sccll 4 moaotoEe OF sadness in
"Jeane Deans,' now sinking to an almost imper-
cep:lble sigh, and again banlshiuS the lighter
s!1aus OF merriment. that i: is ecarcely drama
upon which ono would rely to grasp the attention
aud interest OF the masses. It Is beautiful
story, full of intense dramatic interest, deity
, 1874-11-29

the MorTy Wives Of Windsor,n which is to be pro-
dneed at Christmas at the Gaety with mr. Phelps %
circulated that they appear At the Prince Of
Na!es' tn The Merchant Of Venice their engage
mene with IrH. Bancroft having besn Cancelled st
VIII be played by Mr. CpQhlan
, 1874-11-29

uTs .er neen - ~ -, 1a o. so''1'' pay
Edwin Booth has recovered fiom bis deter,ni.
| nation to quit the stage for u season, aud will
shortly appear at Mc'tcker's.
HooLEf's THEATRE.
The interest felt in Divorce at Hooley's
showed itself by Increased attendance at the
theatre during the week The comedy opened to
good house. and concluded to crowded one
Thanksgiving Day the management reluctantly
Welded to tho necessity of turning patrons
r,,o ,,;oco ,roa vol n,arod nd vt,n,;r, h1-,
away ,Ao r feo .' "-a ~ a1a 49, Aut,
Prepareo lor Tue slage. lno dressing ol me
iadies Was very c!egah1, 10 VII % unoorsteoa
arom me aesc.on gasem u H., ancna IT,
Inete WAS notnins .achus ~ :: eno &uannei VI ~
pfesentation 20 1eGomnenu u u tne WAT wnrness i
interest," u '.ie puoc auo ~ ueasis seo ruus tne
measure OF tn9 suceesn II l ncs VIII VIII; iho pro,
Iaroa ,., WI -" =;
ordor to cive The nlic everv onno, t,,n;rv ~ aee
it, ..School" should be perfect on the first
representation. divorce" " will contain q point
OF special interest," ~ the cnange maze ~ thc
M.,roe,, py ~, and nI;ss Gol,a@hcr for Mrs W,1na
Nr. Buckley has not made Lis debut as q member
of Hooiey's company yet.
MYERS opEnA-noUsE.
A nrevionslv annonncedin TuE rnrnusr thu
, 1874-11-29

Breezes Blowing"
A volume of "pereonal Rccollcct,oas OF
Beethoven. Goethe and Mendclesohn' is in the
press, from the pen OF Herr Heinrich Won Uels-
ter, who was acquainted with the great poet and
composers. The work will be written in En-
gliBh.
Polybibtion states that II. Edouard tetis has
handed over to Mcsals. Fi2uin Didot the us. OF
the fifth Volume OF the General History Of 0tu-
sic" composed with the help OF the documents
left BY his father. The fourth volume of tlla
work Is now in tie prcss
i MONSTER CONCERT scHEME.
Tho most remarkable concert scheme ever at
tempted iB announced by tho London music pub
Gshcrs Novcllo, Ever j. Co. It embraces per-
formances in the Royal Albert Hali, every week
night in tho year. On Monday evenings songs,
ballads, and madrigals are to form the pro-
grammes. in association with popular orchestral
works and instrumental solos. Orchestral and
other works by English composers. with glces rs
q specially by body OF singers selected for that
purpose, will form the first part OF the Tuesday
programmes, and the second will be miscel1aue-
ous, all under tho conduct of John Francis Bar
nett. Classic orchestral and vocal music. ucdcr
direction OF Robert Barnby, will I'll Wednesday
evenings. Oratorios will be given on Thursdays.
Friday nights will be devoted exclusively to works
OF the most advanced modern school, the
second paris Of the programmes being made
up from Wagner's operas, and Edward
Dannrouther will direct the performances. Sat-
urdaT nights the aim will be to pleaao the
people bs ballet and waltz music, popular songs
and light works generally. The Royal Albert
Choral Society and an orchestra Of seventy per-
formers, with Pollitzer as leader, arc the work
ing FORCE while afme. Lemmens-S herrington, |
Edith Wyune, Johanna LEVER, Nine. Patey, An !
Eoiuettc Sterling, Sims Reeves. Cummings. II. |
W. Whitney, and others OF distinction as vocal
Won Bulow, Dannreutler, and Willcn Coonen.
and many more pianists Wilhelmj, the violin |
, 1874-11-29

Next week Mr.. Brougham's greatest play,
" The Lottery Of Life, will be given.
Edwin Booth has recovered from his deterrni-
nation to quit the stage for Il season, aud will
shortly appear at iicVtcker's.
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