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Of the North we them something, for that they
did not allow their passions to substitute de-
SPAR for wisdom and prudence, since that very
wisdom and prudence Was the chief reliance on
which we could depend for our own reli Il from
the necessity OF ruling that vast region by mere
military poweri and for respiration ofthat prin-
constitute the merit, and Involve for all of
the safety, OF republican institutions.
Surely an impartial world will say that those
people, by their renewal OF their constitutional
relations TO the Union, by their efforts to give
their beat men TO the public service, bv the
rinces which they made Of long cherished be-
lieis, bv the confidence which they reposed in
the Constitu' Ion OF our common country, even
after It had been 40 changed as to revolutionize
their social condition, and by the patience with
when they bore sudden destruction OF prop
erty unparalleled as to Its amount under any de-
cree that ever emaDated from a conquerinR
power; surely an impartial judgment will say
that for these things we owe to that people
some consideration. some Willingness 10 believe
In their sincerity and their honor. some dis posi
ton TO credit their fidelity TO the Union, some
trust In their love Of constitutional liberty. For
let II not be forgotten that the Union and tbs
Constitution are not the exclusive property of
any political party, and that hostility to fac.
tion or an ofganlzation that has misgoverned
the country is perfectly consistent with the
truest loyalty to that country, to its Govern
ment, to Its flag, and to all that country, Govern
ment, and nag can ever embrace.
L have extended this letter to a far greater
length than anticipat ed but have been led
to bo thus earnest by the conviction that your
own good sense viii carry my suggestions sim
further than l have elaborated them, and that
you will not deem 1t necessary that the pubic
demand for a thorough reformation OF our Gov
eminent shall be sacrificed to an idle fear that
the election Of Gov. Tilden Ia to lead to ANYTHING
10 the South worse than its present condition.,
but that on the contrary you will believe with
me that his election affords the strongest houe
for an amelioration and final removal Of the
evils that now afiiict that unhappy section aud
am, as always, very sincerely YOUR friend
Gro. IICKNoR CURTIS.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAI,LKOAgi.

AND UNIfED STATES nail ROUTE
Trains leav. New iork via pesbrOsses aud Cortland
streets ferries, as tolows.
Express for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh iae West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached $3.50 A. NJ. q and
$50 7. ". sunday, and $3.50 r NJ.
f99r ,o W s, Loes Haven CORY ana Lre' at
,ne. Petroleum Centre ana the on Regions.
For baltimore. washing on ana The south " Limted
except Sunda.. $50 A. NJ. arrive Washington 40
r. Rcsur ats'iOA NJ $40 ANDY r. NJ sun
Express Tor Philadelphis. 5;3o $40 eso A. NJ, 1880,
$40, 50. .. Il, :. $40. p. VI. ~ night Accom-
motalion A. VI. and 4:ln T. NJ SUNDAY A. NJ
90. z, $50. andV +. ". Lmisrant aud second cssA
erCeniennisl Depot a, $50, $50. 7;so. A. NJ. and
3P.M, On sunday a. NJ. turning, leave Cen
Sunday 7ss3 NJ aud ! p H. '"' "'
For trans to Newark Elizabeth. RAILWAY, Princeton.
other points see local schedules AZ III Ticket Onces-
Train ssTye f,g% rIs o go and ho@ ~
$50 a. NJ. 4:l6. $40, and logo r NJ SUNDAY $50 T.
From Pniiade paia, pos. 80, $50; iolo ilseo.
$40. and 1920 +. " sun lay sos. oal $50 1910.
ll.op A. VI, $50 ana logo j NJ.
:, Ticket ofices. bs6 aud aif Br0adwav. No Astor
No Court II, RroOAyni ia iiG sud liN Hudson 81
hookhrui Depot Jersey Cily. m'.riat Flicker Ottss
FIR ffRASSKK' TIiaJTfssocx, p.M. BOYD. Jr..
GEM Manager. Oen'l Passenger Agent.
SARATOGA Direct route. VIA Culleas Line. sie-
daily. except saiuraag at 6 7 NJ Through f,re oulS
ss.'o excursion ucNcis. good for 20 dave. stip
Twk>rN-tfIIIXft vct}{Sr7 VII SIND
POSTPAID IN .lttlt,EniGoSMi - ru,n,.,,nr,
ra -. ,iiF, tSlffiHP. SiAIE.. ".'o' u"o' :
no CAMPAIGN DoCuMENT LIKE IT.
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tent, e. bonus b, closed steady, but were heavy II
we're the ar. NJ. closing prices

Sta,r s'e9riiiss ruled lower on anal traac. We
mote safes OF tennessee De- od, Al iV $40 do ds new
nll new series. tSi; ArkAusAs - Issued 10 Cent al
hireAl " and Missouri d. long bonds, at lWils Hail.
10 ponds were stronger aud IN active. Tue f,lw.
5g were 'as prlncpa' deaings Central i.ts con.
s3&s5t@shA lie Ugh and Muses0airr con.olii.fed'
sn%Soss "aukee and Is P4ullst., Ia Crosse dvlsinn
iusN Mll"suAee aud 81 Paul consolidated sinking
iunn esss lineage aud Northwestern consoliGated
coupon e9.I uohds ~ ono ami Mississippi con INK.
NY Iuni VS. central Plchc lists, JOAQUIN nranr
sea SsatrA Paone lst mortssgr, Callf rnn aui ore.
kuh branch et@ht4j Union PaClnc Railr All Isl mon.
hssse i0o't@iMA. Union Pacinc sinEns luna, adts1
poN IreaI Wsstern LIST mortgage. 'Ss, p3; Tia MIA
hnu ~ Jvseph o. eonNcrtile So Central Pacnc gold
nonis, ~ {, {. ana {. lst mortgage ~, North.
western consolidated coupon gold bonds plil
Inc following were the opening hignrHt 's1we.t and
w NJ. closing prices VI STOCKS to-day: ~
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bridget Baume attracted throng In Williams
burgh on wednesday at Meserole street and 8ushwick
avenue by Offering TO sell her child, aged six weeks for
hye cents or schooner OF beer Getting no bidders
she was abont 10 abandon the infant Tue street. but
wac arrested for iptoXicatlop,
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Y foR QtfENsTowN hND LIVERPOOL. CAR.
kNING United srAIE, NAL.
NnisttLLIlrll5.

DIVORCES legally ant qm-ty obtained IN any
l STATE Tor lnconipA0nnty. Sc. Kesiden.e not ma.
tcriaL Fee after decree Adcrcs.
q Il. SIMS, 81 An and u ock Chicago, m.
nIVORCE- lrsa " aud quietly obtained Tor incom-
patIUllti, Sc rr-ideuc" unnecessary. Fee after
decree A GOODRICH q. COX lO37, Chicago.
INVOICES quietly anywhere pay Vhen dyorccdi
- send Tor circular,
American Law Asency. II Astor House
nIVORCES legally obtained without publicity
~ avce free. l. KING, lawyer anu notary pub.
lie, bst Mara place.
hINORCE~ qHletly anywhere pay when divorced.
END Tor circular. American Law Agency, n Aston
IrOR SALE Show case Containing toilet articles !.
IL lot OF assorted coTks.
NJ MCLAUGHLIN. IS 'ocriy St store.
DOTTEH'S HAIR TONIC -tons HE nan nil.ng
leading drugeists'. Depot, G3 Nc,i 2'th ST.
THEPI~TON PiPE. the nc-' pa 81 srest Pre-
ever invented Tor siHsins t"ut''o IN lc carried
In the plckptt slupl, sN free nl rttclit u 10
cents. r. sHERMAN, 1919 forNtn ste Nes YORK.
TI,O COOPtRS COCOON rvrgsllon Kcs stoves tor
Il CHEAP, Htua set u' culis All uul,f cover ALd
wei ''"'0"'" '''' IONS vAS corr es PiuM.
V'EAI>En BlFfALo e ,; ;o,d A. wsssNswSsa
N. toLslsh &c sale Tor debt.
T"f>rY-fINt GFsSENI7y VIZ XIX SEND
From SOW I'LL 4 AlIr5dAfFi oI [uA PRESIDENTIAL
POSTPAID 70 ANY, .AnDkfss .WlRorGhotp
80 CAMPAIGN DoCuMEAt. LIKE IT
Address Ihh sNN, n I, GINS
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The total number OF shares dealt in to-day
was l6s.6l3; Of which Delaware, Lackawanna
sc e1 ieke sbnrs KY Wfserd Gnon
Erie. also; Michigan Central, 900; New Jersey
s e P. igSS Matt IT, Es n o 49, sae reerred
and Hudson Canal, $50; Ohios. 1900: North.
western, SO; the preferred, 100; Wabash. 700
Illinois Central, $50; United states Express. 2sl
Harlem. 20; Morus aud Essex, 46j; Che 90
Burlington and Quincy. 10; New York Central,
l0 PIcinc OF Missouri l3i Atlantic ana Pa
eide telegraph COMPANY, 100; c.. {. aud l. c.
100; Chicago and Alton, ITO; American Express,
90 Adams Express. 81: ana ohio preferred, a.
the transactions were limited. Tue price adj
vanced to lll1s and closed AT Ill.
rheionowing were the principal transactions:
1879 1893 ..niii lii, 1893 SS5 M.ilii
IL l1sss the rates Psd for the use OF gold "
The lota cearins. Al The Gold Exchange Bank we're
tsb 10000 Id balances .6S0ll5. ana currency bal.
r. essn All amcunlns % sisSs5eo6oTfhse me sa aS
pue psa s Vu Sdpy $1,000 Il. eSn lnteres 90 tne
deemed $4,000 IN cal ed bonds when during lie wees
~ CON- Tor custom. se isaa5 uD''"E tue same period
o., tn bullion in the Bank o. England was increased
To-Day serr $4,000 ana the customs receipts ts70
co. IN nations bank noles Tor redenpton, msking
sold. ssss 500 90 IN nd g. secure hs rgss1ry now
circulation. aud sis.7sOOOO 10 secure public de-
OF s :aseSa SrS sls ssIa a5s.
IA exports % Tor the wesx footed ts7 $50
time las year and tiO p37 2gs IN 1874 inr .Spors Of
lometNc produce, currency valuation for the week end
Ing Tuesday 81 were t5,ldJ 1872, anu since Jan tl6S.
,aOS'' and sfs a:. s''gSOS is7. SAM line ;!
Of arg Ode. COLO valuation. including general ner'
chahdlse Tor The week ending to-day amounted to 81
l2iusl aud since Jan. slp5 $50 3s5. As against ,236
1000 same tnle last year. and t255Oi2S4s IN 1874
lhe receipts OF cotton cOastN ran during the
past Sess were los baies. sud the number exported
was lo-lt Ihe total receipts since Sept l. ne com
mtncenent OF the cotton year, amount to 4OJj 79g An
Increase OF ols.377 bales compared with the cor.
responding pcriol last year.
Foreign exchange ruled weak and lower al q ~ and
"a ee5s lOr lline aud demand drafts respecuyel
money wa more active at e4..iv b cent In couse.
Quence Of The large shifting OF loals Discounts Hce
quiet ~ 800 tor prime names
me weekly EXHIBIT OF the associated banks rejected
NO lnpor.sh changes. though shgn gam 10 thr net
reserve OF t<yS 10 Was noted. Loans sprrir Mere
about NlOO 900 more t1sn last wees. hut teiers
"try less ny thi5DyO aud the circulation was contract,
t9NasO lac banks now hold s2I,.4g,i15 IA excess
OF thr - cent required ny law.
GoVcrnment bonus closed steady, but were heavy IN
the early transactions. -
A III.AA ~ q cl.a
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BEACH AND FAR RocKAwAY.

Trains leave Long Island CITY for Far Rockaway and
R9ckaway Beach at 1908, 1908, ll3O, A. MI l;S2.
Eor. Far Rockaway. 0S5. Dos A. Nj 1903, $50.
+. NJ.
Returning-Leaye Rockaway Beach s3l. 1880 A. Nj
1850 1905, 5.:ts. 63S T. NJ Far ROckaway 800,
652 1871 800 1885. 1l:52 A. NJ; 1867. $780, 4;2O.
OF
SUNDAY TRAINS
Leave for Rockrway Beach Far Rockaway y, TO- II
A. NJ; 1880. $40 p. VI.
Returnng-Lelve Rockaway Beach 11:lO A. NJ. T. $50,
q. 500 r. ". Far Rockawsy 7;4O A. NJ; 1905, 4.2d
h;lS 6:27, s:iI r. NJ.
Take Jerry james slip foot Chambers STD sundl ys
excepted, hall teJ hour before departure OF trains
(Sunisys az p:3D aud 1890 A NJ. I ana r M. .or
ferry foot 3tth ST. r. daily. fifteen l5l MINUTES
NJ
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
FOUND DEAD IN BED.

Word was received at tho coroners' ONCE yesterday
afternoon that Dr. Robert II. Mciius had been found
dead in his bod al the Eastern Hotel the corner OF
10th street and Third avenue. II appears that Dr.
Melus camc to the Eastern Hotel about two weeks
ago and took up his quarters there. On
Friday evening, about SIX seven O'Clock, he
went TO his usual and nothing moro was seen
OF MIN during tho evening Yesterday afternoon,
shortly after ono O'Clock, Mr.. John Back tho pro-
pricor of the hotel having noticed that the Doctor
mad not been around during the morning.
even at breakfast, went 10 his room and
knocked No response received TO
succession OF KNOCKS and calls though tho door
was locked, Mr.. Back forced II opon.
Dr. Meius was found dead In his bed There
were no marks OF violence about him, but the police
and Coroner notified. Mr. Back said TO a HxgALD
rclorter yesterday tha, he thought the Doctor
had Dcen q little out OF his mind Tor time past,
but he could assign cause for suicidc Dr Mclius
was a native OF Rensselaer, county and his father Is
now living IN Albany. He had quito an extensive
nractlco In Morrisanla.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

FoLx-NopixE On Wednesday evening, tho Goth
instant at the residence Of the brdo parents by the
Rev, J. ii; stansoury, JonS Il, FOLK 10 Lipk, only
daughter OF h. J. Nodine, all OF Brooklyn.
FoaD-CoSSELrY. Y.--At the Church OF the Sacred
Heart November 80. by the Rev. NJ. j. Brophy, T. J. L.
FoRp, NJ. d.. 10 MARY r., daughter OF Edmund Con-
nelly, Esq, all fthis city.
IsAAcsoN--MiNDEN-- Sunday, November 90 by
Rev. Mr.. Il. D. LEVIN, SIMON r.. lsAAcsoS, OF Brook.
lyn. 10 MARY, daughter oi Frank Mindcs, ESQ, Of
East New York, L. l.
KsARSEy-RrEp On Wednesday, November 20, at
Grace church, by the Re-, Dr. Potter. EDWARD W.
KEARskY TO FLORENCE A., youngest daughter OF David
l. Reed all OF tins city,
MyEHsx-NoRAy.-On November %, ut Church OF
81. Vincent Frrrcr, by Rev. Father Lilly JonS T.
MEEnAS TO RosAySA A., daughter OF Owen Moran, both
OF this city.
Roos-WALrrR.-0n Sunday, November Goth, at
San Francisco CaL by the Rev. DR. Cohen, HirroIIrB
Roos OF Virginia City, Nevada, to CoRSEfiA, daughter
OF Flora Ind the late NJ H. Walter, ot this city.
SwEExEy--SwERxEy.--On Thursday evening, Nov
cmb.r 80 by the Kcv H. w Dccchcr. ut the residence
OF tho bride, So Henry street, Brooklyn. WILLIAM IL.
SWEENEY 10 Mrs CARRIE SWEENEY. NO caros.
WixaSs-FiSck.--On Wednesday, November ~, az
tho residence OF the bride, by tho Rev. Charles T.
Deems, D. d., HENRY Y. y. WfxANs to CESSNA FiNcK,
daughter OF the hate Peter Fnck, 10th OF New York
WoIfF--SNoS by the Rey {. CEimnnn, VICTOR
WOLFF to llLLK SIMON, both ol this CITY. No carus'
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
A MURDEROUS SAILOR.

Ofncer Doyle, Of tho Seventh precinct yesterday
morning brought mp before Justice Smith, at tho
Essex Market Police Court Dirkcr Derinz, native ot
Holland. ,hirythree years OF ago, on charge OF
saulting Henry Bungc captain oil The bark Arracan on
which no had been employed AS sailor Ii appeared
from evidence that thrcc days ago tho vessel ar
rived from Matanzas, Cuba, and tue prisoner OBJ
ta,ncd leave 10 go ashore. Ho started on a spree
through the low dance houses and liquor saloons In
Water street, and yesterday morning board
the vessel crazy from drink. he stood on tho deck
little white look ing at the carpenters at work. when be
seized what Is known As carpenters deck scrapcr,
IA formidable iron weapon, the edges OF which gem
eraily well sharencd and which used Tor scraping
tho paint oil ship sides Armed with this
he attacked James Destore, oil No. 230 south street.
tho master sup carpenter, who had the repairing
Knocked the scraper out OF Dcrirzs hands by blow
win a marlingspkc. Thoroughly iniuriated BY this
he drox sheath knife ana commenced an indscrim-
assault all the other persons deck Captain
Bungc, IN the cabin al the time, rushed on
deck aud endeavorcd TO que the desperate
that gong on. Dcrinz especially seemed TO
single him out for attack. Captain Brngc en-
dcayorcd 10 seize him, when IIerinz struck HIM
the hand with the sheath KNIFE cutting
or two OF his fingers In the meantime the
alarm the desperate light had spread along the river
small boats. Dcrinz arrested by officer Doyle,
who found him with the sheath knife in one hand and
the chip scraper in the other He first taken 10
tho seventh precinct station house. in Madison street.
the Essex Market Police Court where ho was
fully committed tor trial in default oil 81 900 bail
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
\ LAWYER CHARGED WITH PER-
JURY.

Charles H. Roosevelt, prominent lawyer, residing
New Rochelle, wastchester county, arrested IN
that village day two ago, a warrant issued by
Justice Pinckcncy In which he is charged by Vic
tor Luikert with tho crime OF perjury. Tho accused
gave bonds to await the OF the Grand Jury. It
appears that months since Dir. Roosevelt
commenced action In tho Supreme Court
against tho complainant in this case, and
who IS butcher doing business in tho
village named to recover moneys due for professional
services rendered during period OF about five years.
The defendant put IN a counter claim amounting TO
nearly The same sum as the plaintiff sued i0r This
consisted chiefly oi money due Tor meats and other
articles supplied by Mr. Luikert 10 the family OF Mr.
Roosevelt during scres OF years, aud included
among other items of $3.50, claimed 10 have been
10 ned by the defendant to the piaintn The
referred to County Judge clifford, who, alter several
hearings gave judgment for the plaintiff in the of
$4l2 the referee refusing altogether admit The claim
alleged borrowed money, which the plaintiff had
cnectuaily rcpudiatcd. The case was thcn taken on
winch affirmed the Judgment. Since then Mr. Lnikcrt
has carried tho III Court OF Appeals where IL
is stil pending. Tho charge OF perjury Is based tho
crcums lance that Mr. Roosevelt swore falsely when
he testified that he had not ut any time borrowed $3.50
from Mr.. Luikcrt The accused, who is member Of
the New York Bar Association, Is understood to be
for speedy and thorough investigation Of the
charge against him.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.


No. lis. Callahan VS.. Hurlcy-Appeal from the Cir.
cult Court the District OF Iowa.-rhls was an ac-
ton Hurley certain of land in Cass
county, upon the allegation that he had become the
by virtue OF entries under the acts Of Congress-
Tue plaintiff error defendant below, claimed under
tax t.tc avcrrlng that than thtoc years after
tho sale Tor delinquent taxes, the lands not having
been redeemed, the proper officer executed TO him
deeds OF conveyance which gave him valid title to
tho property. II appeared that the sales
tsed tho 4th OF January 1865, but that they
not made until the 4th OF January, 1864 The Court
below held that this sale void because OF tho dis
crcpancv, and that is tho main question considered
here. Tho defendant in error alleges conspiracy be-
tho County Treasurer, his deputy the agent
secret arrangement without pubc competition, and
that the plan successful Phelps Dclano Tor ap-
pcant, Duraut X Homer Tor appellee.
No. loo. Dodge ct al vs.. Fracdnan's Savings Bank
and Trust Company-Appca from the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Coumbia.-This
by the company upon promssory otcs Tor about
$4,000 made by Dodge, secured by deeds OF
property had been irauduently released from tho OPP
croton OF the deed OF trust and had been conveyed
by Dodge 10 one Dsfneiilc and by him TO Dunlop,
trust for the benefit OF his wife. Tho OF
Dodge that Tho notes had been pad and that the
Trust Company camo into possession OF them after
they had been SO cxtnguishcd The Court at SPECIAL
Term, dismissed the b alter hearing. but the GEN
accordance with the prayer Of the bilL The question
here Is upon the act OF cxtngushment- whether tho
notes paid before the company obtained them
not W. s. Cox for appellant Il. Totten for appellee.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
TWO BOYS DROWNED.

George McBain aged eight years, residing at No 357
Dcgraw street, Brooklyn and Edward Dunn, aged
twelve years. OF No 36a Dcgraw street, drowned
yesterday in pond situated between Third aud Fourth
and Union and Douglass strccs, South Brook
lyn The water which has accumulated in the sunkcn
lots that have long since been complained OF TO the
sanitary authorities dangerous nuisance, was COW
cred yesterday morning with thin coating OF ice The
boys named, together with several others, vcnturcd
The centre Of the pond, when the frau
ing OF ice gave way and they were preciptacd to the
bottom. Their companions gave the alarm, and Pa
roman Baird, OF inc Tenth precinct who was on duty
In the vicinity fastened 10 tho He pushed out TO
the place where the little fellows had gone down and
succeeded in recovering their bodies. Lilo cx-
unci when they were recovered. Coroner Simms
notidcu to hold an inqlcst.
The New York herald., 1876-12-03
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

boy named Jonu CHINA some tmo since got on tho
rear platform OF second car at Thirty. third
street. intending to travel down to Peek slip. Al
Houston street the violently thrown or tho
track, and the boy fell and badly injured that
he died soon nitcrward at Bellevue Hospital Ills
father sued the company, complaining that the acc
dent was caused by their servants negligence allow
ing the switch Houston street sct OF order
jufy IN the Supreme Court awarded S. 900 damages;
the company appealed and iLc order OF that Court
affirming tho verdict received yesterday and iudg
accordingly entered in tho County Clerks Office
The of Harper Harper In which husband
sacs for divorce, commenced year ago, and has
not been rricd. Recently the husband ceased paying
sne defendant aimony, and the before Judge
Speir the Superior Court Chambers, yesterday on
q motion to compel him. In answer an affidavit
handed in containing tho deposition OF a man TO the
effect that when she gc her last cbsck Tor amony he
went with house o asslgnation, and she paid
the DilL Tho wic's counsel said he had affidavit
from tho denying that any mproprlcty
ever occurred hetwcen them. Tho Court took the
papers. fessrving decision
ono tmc ago. before Judge Spclr. In tho SuDcrior
Court a vesdct rendered. Tor the pialn,in IN the
suit OF Clinton Graham vs. Mary A. Lyddy. Al tho
General Term the plantns counsel contcnded that
the return of the bai not bcon correctly made by
Mr I.vdJy the Cefcndan's attorney, and tho matter
was referred TO Judge Spcir Yesterday, Special
Term Mr. Iyddy attributed tho made to his
clerk Judge Speir made an order that tho papers
bnck DO taken from The dies Of The court and that
MIR Iydny pay costs. He also animated to counsel
mat repetition ot such an occurrence would be Sc
Terely regarded b. the Court
suit involving curious point OF law was tried be-
fore Judge Van Brunl in the Equity Term oi the Court
o Common Pleas Patrick Hughes applied for an IN.
junction restrain his wife. Mary. from dlsposng OF
or collecting moneys which she has deposited IN the
srecnwicb SAVINGS Bank and the Emigrant Industrial
Savings Bank SAID moneys having been gwen her by
her husband. as he now alleges. IN trust ior hum. lie
alleges that he gave her TO understand that she was 10
deifay household expenses from his and mold
the balance TO his order Last summer she left her
home, he states, and refuses 10 return the money
The Court reserved decision.
Samuel Homingon's father sued the Forty second
Street Dry Dock Railroad Company 10 recover
b. damages account OF injuries sustained by tho
'ormcr through being run over by one Of the compa-
sy's In the Superior Court Special Term, yes
rdsy, before Judge Spcp, the boy was examined but