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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-03-22
HORSES, CAKKIAGEs. &C.

A MAJOR CHARLES W. BARKER. AUCTIoNLER.
IA. ONE OF TIL most important executors sales of
valuable rrotting Stock. Road Wagons &c held
In New York will take place Monday this day.,
March 2z at II O'Clock, at BARKER SONS City Auc
ton Mart and New York Tattersalls corner of Broad
way and lhirtvninth street, the property and enire
private establishment OF the late Colonel Henry G.
Moreau formerly of Montreal, and consisting OF
The BAY rrotting Gcldings Lantz and mate both got
by Tippoo (son OF Vermont Black Hawk. and bred
Canada; are positively the most extraordinary and
closest matched laL4 nigh, years
old prompt and gamey drivers; have troed
in 50 together and 3ninutc gait slack rein;
are gaiteu and act alike have fine full and tails
and are warrant ted sound aud kind.
HE FAMOUS bay trotting Mare Belle Riviere. got
BY Royal George dam by ST. Lawrence bred in Canada,
5a high years old has record OF 2:35a in harness
and 2'3 on the ice; Ia sure 40 mare road wagon;
is an elegant driver; no puer lugger and war.
ranted sound and kind.
THE GREAT sorrel road geding NARROW, got by Tip
poo, l55a high years old very stylish driver; has
shown mile In 2:5 live miles in II AS and ten miles in
50 3 Is OF the most tremendous road horses III the
country. and is warranted sound and kind.
THE BEAUTIFUL bay Mare Pomona, with record
5 got by Mazeppa. bred in Canada l54 high, years
old splendid driver and perfectly safe for ladies' use;
Warranted sound and kind.
TOP SIDE bar road wagon by J. b. Brewster & Co...
pole and shafts top side bar Wagon, bv Brewster OF
Stevens Dunscomb double and single Harness, horse
Clio hing Whips, Bits. &c.
THE GRAND display of the stock will take place
the Driving Track 0:3) A. NJ. to-day. Sale pre-
clsely at IL O'clock.
POSITIVELY NO postponement or reserve
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COUNTRY BOARD.

JVANTED-FoR THE SUMNER MONTHS. AT EAST
w Orange: NJ Board in aniet family: for two
ladies (mother and daughter vicinity Brick Church
or Junction preferred. Address Immediately stating
terms, W. H., Herald Uptown Branch Office ~ '
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PERSON AL.

E'OR ADOPrrON-A SPLENDID NEWBORN BOY;
l. also ono 10 days Old likewise boy "a months A9
Charles street
-
IMPORTATION WANTED-THE WIFE OF WILLIAM
L sowdon Ni liam turner OF Exeter. Devon Eng
land married where Massachusetts,, will find IL
to her advantage correspond with II. T., Herald Up
town Branch office.
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COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.

cAloFS1z & SIsHri$Ft ft L.SA 2sD CHINA
Steamers leave pier AZ North River, New York.
ACAPULCO, Commodore A. G. Gray. March 90 at Il
HENRY CHAUNCEY, Captain W. H. Rathbun. April
at L noon Scnneeng With all steamers for Central
Steamers leave San Francisco for Japan and China
effF thf Y OF Of STsEH ToKI6 pon'n APRIL
For freight passage other nfor nation apply at
s 0'' on New
RUFUS HArcn, Managing Director,
T1NITED STATES AND BEAzIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
The elegant screw steamship ONfARIO, 1900 tons
Th fa BS and WI o p G S @
Tuesday sd yv March % at O'Clock p NJ, from pier as
For Teshis or p,;frsG n2Ry to GARRISON As.nt
No. Bowling Green
EoR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
y Bark Riiieman, with superior accommodations for
first cabin passengers, will sail March 30
MAILER QUERhAU, io8 Wall street.
NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL ss LINE
~ !SRv' hR&vASX Rlsv A0Fh bRE6f sissF
81? Of yEEA 6kGzi TSnrsIav' iHSs April
o''' + FOR VERA Cruz AYD XEw oRhsHSs IaS April
camnaaeSS pleS at rn%pan sy"na snd PT0gSsS Tnmpco
GfTY CITY OF OF AspGh HpP 9
For freight Or p&sfTsRnsxsh p&TRxhNppRE nppSR SONS m Broadway
Steamers viii leave New Orleans April and April "a
for vera Cruz and all the above ports
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE
IN these first class steamships will sail at T. NJ from
pier l3 North kivcr foot of Cellar street. for Havana
direct, as iolows:-
C0LuMSJusS US thursday March IS
For freight or passage having unsurpassed accommo-
WM p. CLYDE 4 CO., No. 6 Bowling Green
McKclar, buling " Co., Agents in Havana.
fTEXAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS TOUCH
L ing at Key West carrying the United states mail
steamer Cl OF WACO, Captain Grunman, will leave
pier 20 Fast River saturday March a. at T. NJ pre-
ci,ey: Through bills OF iadlng given TO Houston and
all points ON the Galveston Houston and Henderson
B. Is. and O.. X: X No charge tor forwarding In New
YORK For freight or passage, having superior accom-
c. II. MALLORY & co. 1853 Maiden lane
W. r. CLYDE & CO. No. 6 Bowling Green.
L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Il The Cromwell steamship Line,
The steamship HUDSON, Captain eager, will leave
pier NO North River, on saturday March a. at p.
NJ Freight received daily Through given to Gal
weston, Indianoia Rockport Aransas Wharf Brazos
SanaRost Louis end Mobile Cabin passage $50 steer
age, SIS. For freight or passage apply TO
CLARK 4 SEAMAN So West street.
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMoND-oLD
~ dominion steamship Company. steamers leave
for above ports from 81 North River foot OF Beach
street on ruesiay. Ihnrsiay and Saturday, at r. VI.
Also ntermediate steamers
Through bills OF ldng and passenger tickets issued TO
all points In the interior.
Also steamer for Iewes Del and all points In Dels
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Tnure
oAace corner Fulton aud Greenwich aresn
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LOST AND FOUND.

| OsT-GOLD COUPONS DESCRIBED AS FOL
- iows;-Atlantc and Pacific Iailrond. six coupons,
nos ~ TO gI inclusive, $50 each Slsu; four coupons
sos ,oS TO 1891 inclusive, IS each, 6l2 Chicago and
Northwest General Consolidaci %old bonis, six
coupons NOS l3 TO 5o inclusive S35 each, S2lt four
coupons, Nos 2lt6 TO 2ii3 inclusive, s35 each, $hO
amounting III all 10 $5i2 gold. al persons hereby
cauuoned against negotiating same as payment has
been stopped LDNAED SWEET & co. 40. Broad st.
| OsI-FRiDAl EVENING, a SMALL, BROWN
- snort harcd Dog ears. cut straight across 1nder
VII DC llotIall tWnrdod by returning him TO NO. l20
West Twenty ninth street.
| OST--A GOLD BALL WORN AS A CHARM ON A
- Wntcn cianL More than It's value will be paid tor
It's return To- 2ly Madison avenue
V'HE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
a 10 bfoadwny have unsurpassc facilities doipr
an KINDS vi irinung with unusual prompnesi and at
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C.

ENOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH BROWN HORSE, l5h
l. hands hign, wears old warranted sound and kind ;
WITHOUT bemish fast traveller; OF great endurance;
Second
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IA. POs TIVE AND PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE.
Is HH0ouRS; R; WARRANTEE. Ni
young banking nrm in Broad street are compelled
to- and will sell their private stock Of Horses Wagons
70 THE HIGHEST BIDDER.
ON MONDAY CTHlS DAY.. AT II A. NJ,
First door west mon square, in Seventeenth street,
ENTRANCE NO. 26 IN COURTWAY.
HIGH STYLED, HIGH BLOODkD TEAM BAY
Gedinss l53s high years old halt brothers. sired
ton in color disposition style and gait: have ne INTEL
ligent heads high arched necks, which they carry
nobly without checkrein; step and act like horse
be ng'dposttioned alike pleasant drivers afraid OF
not even locomotive good IN single harness one fine
saddlcr they step better than three minutes to the
pole and much better single warranted sound and
KIND. good and true. or no sale:
LARGE, FINE NOBLE COUPE OR MATCH HORSE,
dark bay. l6 high, years old; is perfect model of
style grace and beauty built and prororuoned to
together with his mate (Which is now dead) $2SOO. in
COvington Ky.; he trot IL miles per hour; fine
match single horse rs the city affords; he is
rantcd sound and kind IN aly spot or place.
A PERFECT GENTLEMAN'S LADY'S OR DOC
tGss tor no5se dark bay black points l5l4 high years
superior tor style or beauty is halt brother to the
trotting mare Lady Dahlman, which has Il record of
@ he has faults In out OF the stable: fine pole
horse is warranted TO beat 80 day OF sale Is
kind and perfect N B-Any gentleman or lady wish:
ing perfect kind, good, reliable trustworthy and fast
horse call and see him.
Also hne top and open Wagons: nice nobbyftop -ony
Phaeton with side lamps; city ade double and single
Harness Robes; Dress Blankets, &c.
n. B-A rare opportunity for purchasers before the
weather mOderates and prices advance
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

fully prepared and printed.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
A TTkNrION RAILROAD COMPANIES - PUNCH
N Slips Trip Tickets printed cheaper and better
board at the MtIROPOLIrAN NJ PRINTING ESTABLISH
MENr Herald Building, New York. than anywhere else.
L,ALL RIVER LINE TO BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
and / all River.-rhe steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier q North niyer foot Of Murray street
sold at all principal hotels In the city
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY
Winter Advancement
For New Brighton Snug Harbor West Brighton and
Port Richmond, boats leave whitehall street. at foot al
Broadway. daily, at6an s,l5, s:31 lO:l5 A. NJ; l2.sa
2l5 $50 4:so. $50 and 6:45PM
Sundays at $780, 10 80 A. NJ 1880 23o A;ao 6:45 u
Fare 10 cents
Astor House leave vesey street for ferry Fare
Scents.
~ slips trp;tickets printed chearer and better
board OF the Metropolitan Printing establishments
Broadway, New York Than anywhere else
NEW YORK AND PORTLAND EXPIRES LINE (ALL
IN raiD via Worcester Nashua and Rochester. the
shortest, quickest ana most direct hne is oDen
sos and 10 A. NJ ana 5 ana $40 +. NJ The SO, ana Il
A. NJ trains make close connection at Worcester Juno
On wh hrpush trains 70. IoTapa arryns ,,,n IN por.
at Worcester with the O'Clock express morning
tor Portland. Bangor ana ST. Johns Through tickets
ThrOu N
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Astor House cars leave vesey street tor ferry Fare
Scents
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L'OR SALE-THE HANDSOMEST AND BEST BROKE
Pony for ladies'; ~ hands, years old afraid Of
nothing; good svle; also heavy built Canadian Pony
light Express Wagon and Harness; both warranted
sound sold only tor want Of SO King street. near
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NATIONAL LINE
N From piers a and A North River
TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
ENGLAND, Mch: 25.3P. NJ Y...April g. ESQ P. NJ.
SPAIN. .Mch IL s 30 A. NJ EGYPT =. April 10 -
FOR LONDON DIRECT.
$50 and & sensS MSrcs sesrsse NJ
greatly reduced price Return tickets at reduced
Prepaid steerage tickets from Liverpool the lowest
r. W. j. HORST, Manager.
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LNOR SALE CHEAP-THREE ONE-HORSE TRUCKS
Il and Harness, good new; gray Horse. l61a hands
high, seven years old warranted sound and kind;
sell Call at 324 Hudson street.
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DOR sALE.-CHEAP HORSE. EXPRESS WAGON
u and Harness: TO be sold single together Inquire
at corner OF Bowery ana Houston street. Call tor two
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I ELEGANT SECOND STORY ROOM. WITH BOARD;
i also two large single Rooms; superior accommoda-
uon 63 Nest Thirty street. between Fifth and sixth
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NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

Sundays. at $780, 80 A. NJ 1880 s:3o 4;so sas p u
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I PARLOR FLOOR OF THREE ROOMS. WELL
J. furnished also other Rooms; private table If pre-
ferred terms low; moving in May. l25 East Twenty
seventh street
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nNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE

CNLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
THE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,S
MAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND HAvRE
The splendid vessels this favorte route for the Con.
nent (being souherly than any otherJ will sail
from pier No % North River follows:-
LAMEkIQUE Pouzols).. Saturday, April
PEREIRk tDaure). Saturday April IL
PRICE OF PASSAGE n GOLD dncludIng winej'
First Cabin, SO0 second. $65 Third and steerage
at low rates
American travellers by taking this line, avoid both
transit by English railway the dlscomforts
the Channel besides saving time, trouble and ex.
pense GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent 55 Broadway
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LNOR SALE-FOUR HORSES, FROM llH TO l6
l. hands, suitable tor truck. grocer farmer; also
single Truck and Harness Call In the express office, l3D
West Broadway
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SITUATIONS wASrED-FEMALEs.
General HouseworIx. Sc.

o24 EAST s5TH STA RESPECTABLE YouNG
- woman 10 90 general housewOrk 4 a small private
lamilyi city OF country; references.
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEMALEs.
Chambernaids, 1

R71 EAST s7TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
CI1 chamberm and waitress Inquire at her last
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RCe 9TH AY, NEAR s1ST sT-As CIIAMBERMAlD
OZO and 90 do fine washing and ironing waitress In
private family good reference
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7EQ EAST 53D STA RESPECTABLE MIDDLE
IOO aged woman infants under stands the
Of shdren from their BIRTH has first city References
Gall for two days.
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1SH EAST 55TH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL; Is
1OO willing to take of children aud do plain wing
or light chamberwork: good city reference.
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SITUATIONS wANTrp-rrw,Irs

900 WEST SD STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN IN
OOC take In washing and ironing.
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1HI EAST 57TH ST, TOP BELLA YOUNG PER-
lOf thoroughly understanding cutting and fitting
ladies' and childrens garments would like few
ADVERTISER
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ChamberInaids, +.

1914 WEST 4oTH ST.. BETWEEN 6TiI AND 7TH
IL II avs-A young woman chambermad and waitress
in private family four years city reference from last place
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R70 I'd Az, TOP FLOOR FRONT-A REsPECrA-
~ Die gr as chambernaid and waitress two years
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> WEST 36TH STA FIRST CLASS LAUNDRRss
O1A wishes families and gentlemenis washing.
reference
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1OS WEST I1TH ST, TOP FLooR-AN AMERICAN
lAO person to DO general housework in small private
family where she will not be treated menal capable
of taking position working housekeeper is good
sewer; good reference
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OdN EAST 26Tu STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
AfU and seamstress is capable trustworthy and
relabo IL years city reference Ring bell three mes
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COe EAST 21ST STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OZO woman as cook in private family willing to assist
maker nearly years city reference from last place Call
for days
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800 AV. b. CORNER I4TH STA RESPECTABLE
woman TO do general housework and plain cooking;
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O0H EAST slsT ST., NEAR Sd AVA RESPECT.
LOO able young married woman with iTesh breast
milk to go out as wet nurse; well recommended.
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01 EAST 32D ST, ONE STAIRS UP, BACK
room.-A respectable young woman laundress or
cook n private boarding house best city reference Cali
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71d WEST 10TH ST. (RING THE BELL FOUR
IL times).-A young lady to mind baby 10 do up
stairs
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on. WEST I4TH STA YOUNG WOMAN AS IN
AUO mnts nurse very best city reference.
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OQls EAST 136Tu ST., BETWEEN LINCOLN AND
AOO Alexander avs-A young American girl as is
willing and obligng
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no EAST 18th STA PROTESTANT WOMAN AS
tOO cook understands her business thoroughly; has
daughter waitress and chanbermad; they would do the
work Of family between them objection boarding
house go in the ntry.
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O01 EAST elsT STA YOUNG GIRL "a YEARS
OUl old take of a baby and M AXE herself ren-
orally useful. Call or address for two days.
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! 900 26TH ST. BROOKLYN-TO WET NURSE A
40 baby her home fully atted In every way
to take Of baby. Reference Alex Roony II. ~.
els Sd av, Brooklyn Mrs ELLIS
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one EAST slsT STA RESPECTABLE YOUNG
OUO girl from England chambermaid and waitress
objection 70 private boarding house, two years city ref
erence. Call for two days
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S7 WEST 18TH STA COMPETENT PERSON Az
~ infants nurse; understands the q baby from
its birth do fine sewing willing obligng bost city
reference. Ring the bell.
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107 WEST 49TH ST, SECOND FLOOR-A YOUNG
~ married woman as wet nurse baby six weeks old;
uhiecons 70 the country.
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900 Sd AV., BETWEEN 10TH AND 4lST STS-A
OOZ young girl as chambermad and waitress 70 take
care o. baby no objection TO the country; city reference
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CRIMINAL NOTES.

Samuel Stricken. charged with having committed
acs fraudulent bankruptcy was held yesterday Dy Com
missioner Shields 81 00J bail 10 appear for Trial
The continuation of the trial of James A. Duffy,
DEPUTY Controller Ear assaant yesterday postponed
until II today in consequence OF the sickness OF one vi
the jurors.
In the Court of General Sessions. yesterday he.
sentenced Michael Wolfst1n conyctu OF
grand larceny prl five mpr sonncnt III me
state p. Kraft received the same sentence lo
the commission OF a similar Ofense
Holm Harrington the driver of car No 90 of the
broadway seventh Avenue line charged with foreiby
Deam. letter carrier of the ear, while he
was engaged in discharge of his duty held yesterday
by Commissioner Shields in 81 900 bail The driver SAYS thar
ne mt Derham he would not pay hs rare
and Derham alleges that the driver forced him ron the car
BLACK kepuDncan tiu III lhe employ vi 'n'
(.oxrer ul,uf-'
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COURT OF APPEALs
Albany. Nav 25.-In the Court of Appeals, Tues

day, May 20. 1879 . -, 49,, -, .... .. ..o oo,on
l. l.. RuTnev OF counsel for appellant
ordered that the next calendar ar OF
tbe nacr occupied old calendar. King agt CALVIN
Motion appeal James f. Dewey for MOTION Sanicl
Hand Court the payers. GpIifty atl.
N0ser-Moton notice Of appeal motion OF a. h
appellant respondents counsel consenting morton
granted and ordered amended order THIS day ~
Gillespie agt Zeoein-Moon for reargment papers sub
1ppea nom Orders-No 233-rhe People ex rel Montague
Wood respondent Thomas g. Asten ct al. appellants
argned by VIM Of counsel for appellants and b an
A. DeeTing respondent No 26Ihe People eX rel Ierara
A. DOYLE respondent ACT Andrew H. Green and Others a
pelants argued VIM Barnes Of counsel for apet ihn
by A. Deerg tor respondent NO PEOPLE sA
YoungblOOd, respondent agt the Board OF Asresos
appellants argued by VIM Barnes Of counsel Tor apIr ants
and bv James Deerng for respOndenis No rs
Armstrong respondent, smith II Weed appellant srsned
nv Miller counsel for appellant and nv lioinar
Armstrong for respondent No 234-In the matter OF th
pe ton n Eugene Kettetus vacate assessments arguo
by IT. f. Neville counsel for appellant and by VIM barn.
for respondent No 23jIn the matter OF the pelllo Oh I'd
ward Burke argued by T. r. NeVo
of counsel appellant by VIM Barnes for respondent
General Calendar-No 24l-(ie0rge Shufn In error, aH
The People &C. defendants in error-Argued ny Charles
Prooks Of counsel plaintiff and by b. X Phelps Tor
the people No l2la-Peer o. Williams And otlers eAeen
tors &C. respondents The Town o. Duanesonrg APPEL
iants-Argued by A. Parker for appellants and N g a9ss
for stu .1S
Court adjourned 20 Wednesday, May 26
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crisis Of proposal which followed by an acceptance
The lady's affection for Mr. Collins during the In
terval OF engagement was expressed by various
MEANS among others by making undertaking
for him and dresses for his three children by former
wife, II was stated IN evidence that Mr. Collins wanted
10 be married In than months but Miss Bodine
wanted six to get ready, and before that time had
elapsed, the influence OF procrastinaton was istrted
by q request the bakers part for another postpone
nent and later STILL by letter from him. declaring that
unless Mics Bodne would put al her money IN his name
he would not marry her. refusal do this met with
refusal to marry The lady went to the bakers shop one
evening with his letter breaking of the engagement ana
there violent scene ensued, Mr. Collins locking tne
door on Miss Bone and snatcing the letter from her
She succeeded in regaining the letter after promising
never To show ii or tell any one about IT,
When the defendant was put upon the stand he denied
many Of made making light of the scene
where he is charged with having locked MISS bodne III
the bakery and having snatched his letter from her
His counsel started show that Miss Bodne told Collins
that size had by the death of uncle but on OBJ
lection Judge sper ruled this out saying that the mar
rage contract could be based any such considera
ton as that The case is still on.
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IRRESPONSIBLE o5.

Supreme Court Chambers-By Judge Lawrence.
Smith HarThis seems 70 me TO be referabe case Ley
AZ Ma Hr s. De Aewris asted eCatSheon
Of r pnrtss appearcd court and desired
20 present aay,s aas 40 se one enough and stall
dspose Of the wednesday opposing stadays are
P Ssnt tsf IN the s finding q the referee be WIN
se f P SHHso Gs and DeiS am q ana
a failed % a er out Mcsn S ansa w ~ SO tn costs
agt Hmtnan-wrt allowed Aasteron sgt The mayor o..
Attendants %3nsseh u fhas a
ns % the e the
adayt as 70 the ass Appeo9e ,a ss Rse B. 81 m
ost e plainly n sSs have ave S sns ss
Ancin has not verified from him his re-
Rs MpG Sy ss cSn in and
given security in this state and being Without the TsS
ought not as5 &c. ne S[Ssr .o1f.
action for The ms SS Of thu H pan t.
clearly Dssn to be an acton sounding therefore
Ieras Motion to reT in dfhis s should be- noted
by Commissioner Moreli agt The Mayor &e-EApiah
ton required.
Superior Court-Specal Trm-By Judge Van Worst:
Stanley Rule ana Level Company a m, %psy
ecsvst % the a sraT " Eliot
adsng s 4e ar E for receiver
granted iousseau IsacTh case should 60 on the
G fnd% Marsh si ag Tho Bassh
Krrher Motion granted on payment o. $50 Una
tin an undertaking with two seures to pay any Judgment
By Chief Justice Mcneil Harrison and ano ag Lowre &C.,
Atlantic Mutual Insurance Company Journeay as iA
mau-Cases and amendments settled ~.
By Judge speir.-Bowne agt y Bnen sheriff Se- ,,
action brought the penalty barred by the statute
nj The entitled 10 recJv er The damages
NJ wien he has proof the amount OF SIS and interest,"
from date damages accrued OSuilvan RobertA-Order
seed Nelson agt The sun Mutual ms urance Co-Csee
settled
Common Pleas-Speidl TeTm-By Judge j: r.
Daly-In the matter Of John mi unatc-orieI Tor
az DECD granted axt. Lawrence-Oruef hd oon'
mission Granted. stokes agt Cassidy.-Order granted
Court of 4ppeals-ALBANY, May 25.-ln the Conrt
Of Appeals following decisions were handed down
Motion Denied without cosf--Post agt. Doreinus -.
Erargneut ground that the being me
last adjournment OF the eou1 Tor me cr e
want deprived u the opportunity ior
\ full oral argunent-sullwen agt Carpenter -, -,
Judgment t1ai granted costs VI aDne ln
evcnL-Magnn Dnsmore Isoherhack aet me Gernsha
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