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DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURr--cHAMBERs.

SUPREME CoURr--cHAMBERS.
BY Judge Donohue.
Bulkley Smith ct al and Gano vs. McCunn.-
scaver vs. Tho Mayor &c-Mcmorandum.
The Yonkers' Savings Bank vs.. Horton-Motion
denied with costs
Listman VS. Blunt Undertaking approved.
Donovan VS. Euos and Glenn vs.. Reymert, &c.-
Granted
by Judge Lawrence
Bissinger VS. Bissinger Motion TO connrm report
of referee granted and judgment OF divorce rendered
in favor OF the plaintiff. Opinion.
SUPREME oJRT--cIRcUIT--PARr 3.
BY Judge Van Worst.
Whl,eman vs. Leslie, &c-Casc and amendments
settled.
Lila vs. Ward ct aL-Casc and amendments settled.
B'rdsall VS. Rapp-Findings and Judgment signed.
Keep VS.. Gond.-Order settled aud signed.
Wright VS. Williams.-l am waiting Tor the briefs In
this case
BY Judge Van Worst
Collins VS. Rowe.-Findings and judgment settled and
signed.
Coudert Va Rowc-Findngs signed.
SUPERIOR coURT--sPEcIAL TERM.
BY Judge Scdgwck
Nacaulay ct al Baggett ct al Motion denied with
out costs and without prejudice TO future application IN
another form. Memorandum.
Olsen vs. Mackic.-Painiin directed to hle security
Tor costs IN $500.
James Mara VS.. Celia Mara-Recrce's report con-
Moer VS.. Mollcr OF aL-Judgment signed
The Fourth National Bank OF New York VS.. War
ren ct ni.-Bond approved.
MaStersoi Vs. MasterSon. n.-ke1crenCe OrOcreQ-
Lambrccht vs. Mcagher-Motion denied.
Mitchell vs.. Tho Vermont Copper Mining Company
and Arteaga VS.. Icich. h.-undertakings approved.
Celia Crowc vs. William J. CroweiL-Keport OF ref
cree confirmed and judgment OF divorce IN favor OF
pla'nth
Potts vs. Heynau--Stay vacated.
Wallace VS.. LyOn-Bond approved.
Phorzheiincr VS.. WerliDK ct al-Reerencc ordered.
Noble VS. Howard. &c.--Reference ordered.
Odel vs. Keller. $500 extra allowance granted to
plaintiff
Frank ct al. VS.. The Chemical National Bank Of New
York-Motion denied. with $40 costs 10 plaintin.
Sander OF al Hoffman ct al. Stephens VS.. Smith
ct al Butterheld Vs. jay; Beck VS.. Klupp; elliott
VS. Jackson: Joseph VS. Bulls Head Bank, and But
terfeld VS.. Klobcr.-Orders granted.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge j. +. Daily.
Gardiner VS. Blodgett-Judgmcns for plant q with
costs See opinion
Wright VS.. Wright-As both sides desire it a refer
will be ordered with suitable provisions TAX
ing testimony OF foreign witnesses.
Brennan VS.. Wilson Judgment for defendant with
COSTS Sec opinion.
Zimmerman VS.. Acknowledgements as prayed for in
complaint with costs. See opinion.
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WHO SyOLL HIS WATCH?

The OF Andrew Hancy. the prize fighter, ar
rested Thursday by Sergeant Bcrghoz, OF the
Second District Court, charged with stealing gold
watch and chain from Na mine DAILY, a wholesale
liquor merchant OF No. is Wall street. came up for
examination, before Justice Smith, at the Washington
Place Police Court, yesterday Ii appeared from the
evidence that he drinking wine and throwing dice
at 50 a throw when he met the prisoner and visited
saloons in tie city and associated with "A num-
Der OF roughs. He w lily unable to say who took
his watch, so Justice smith discharged Hanley No
sooner had Judge Smith announce cd his decision than
Dal, said:-''Iianey, never believed that you took
the watch. Como aud have bottle OF wine. " Wanlcy
replied, Il dont drink any wine with you; you had
locked up all night, aud | don't drink VINE with
VINO has not got any brains" Both men then lett
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June State Prison four years. William Slater, boy.
feonlous assault and battery House OF Refuge Joseph
Francesca larceny and receiving stolen goods, State
Prison two years and six monthA
Thomas Devine pleaded guilty - grand larceny, and
was sentenced to two years and SIX months IN the
State Prison.
Joseph Carroll pleaded guilty 10 the sharge OF
snatchng the pocketbook OF Georgia II. LiAAv, con-
tanning S2l, while she was walking up Broadway on
the 23d Of June last lie sentenced TO four years
aud six months in the state Prison.
Two cases of burglary were recorded against George
Allen--onc committed on the premises OF August
Segmann, No. Az East Fifty seventh street. on the
18th inst, when he stole property 10 the amount OF
$500; and the other IN the premises OF Mrs Woo,
No 566 Tenth avenue, the 23d INST, when he stole
property amounting IN value to 5000 The prisoner
was sentenced to ten years Imprisonment.
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HIDE YOUR WATCH GUARD.

ON Thursday night, about hal. 81 ten O'Clock Mr.
Theron Rykcrl was sitting in e.ir in from, Of his
residence, No o. Third avenue in his SHIRT sleeves
tanning himself, wnen Thomas Clancy, alias Cody,
no ed young desperate, of No. 400 East Eighteenth
street, and snatched Mr.. Rykorts gold watch
and chain value $lO0 from his vest pocket. Mr. XIV.
kcrt rs scd All ALARM and Clancy was captured by ON
Doyle OF the seventeenth precinct after a dcs.
pcrato chase TN beng arraigncd before Justice Nor
gan yesterday he gave his occupation as truckn
and declared he knew nothing about matter unll
he found himself locked W IN the FIT, street station
lie was fully committed for trial.
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STRANGE CONDUCT.

jeremiah B. Dalton, who claims to be real estate
agent dong business at NJ. Is sullivan street. yestcr
day had two women. named Auuic Moore aud Hattie
simmons. arrested in the Washington paradc ground
charge OF improper conduct Whom the women
were brought bei0ll Justice smith, Dalton totally
unable 10 suosiantate his complaint and Just Ice smith
sMd:-''lou seem to have "A mama for arrcstiug women
on frivolous charges These prisoners discharged
aud doat want you come here again with any such
rumped 10 story"
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BURNT RAG NUMBER TWO.

When the notorious William Thompson gave up the
den known the "Burnt Rag No. 90 Blecckcr
street he started No ia West rhirticth street,
On Thursday night his wife, KITTY Reynolds, alias Pretty
Kitty, arrested by Officer Cummings, OF the
Twenty ninth precinct for selling iquor without a
license. Oa beng arragneu before Justice Smith YES
tcrdsy sue held Tor iral $500 bali, Mrs.
McCtoarty, Of Wcs, Sixteenth street, Tnompson's
mother, becoming her surety.
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THE PARK DEPARTMENT GRASS.

II win be remembered that within a few days thu
press has called attention to the facs that "Fathei
kckcrbocger's farm in Central Park. which
fully cultivated the expense OF the city, has not
yielded any return the city from the sale OF vcgeta.
blcs &c. Whore the amouat Of the natural prod
urts of pubic iarm has gone 10 year aier year IL
n that the various Com nssioncrs may DO able
to explain. The present COMMISSION, II kcems, pro.
POSE 10 make the Central Park hereafter source OF
revenue TO the city, and tire Comptroller makes the
gratifying announcement that the Treasurer OF the
commission has turned into the city sj75 from the
snlc %
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ALABAMA CLAIMS.

WASHINGTON, June 30 1876.
In the Court of Commissioners OF Alabama Claims,
to-cay, the fol. ying judgments were announced:
Cas- No. 1907 I. Lacy, San Francisco Cal, for the
los. If merchaI by the destruction or tho Tycoon
by the Alabai .rrl %, 1864, sl,2I4 %; case No.
1,4g.-Clsudc san Francisco, Cal, for the loss
OF personal effects wages by the destruction Of the
Wavcry by tie Sh doah, June IS. 1865 $500; case
No. ll99-Jose ph aIne, Halt Moon Bay, CAL Tor the
loss OF same by the destruction OF tho Brunswick by
the Shenandoah, June Is, 1865, $9s7.
Adjourned to July g.
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\ SNEAK THIEF.

The apartments OF jeremiah j. Moore, No COG Third
avenue, were entered by sneak thief and robbed Of
sll0 worth Of jcwery and gold watch. William J.
Lewis OF Third avenue andSixticth street. arrested
on saspcion OF being the thicf aud held Tor
examination
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ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCES.

On complaint OF Joseph scncr, OF Central avenue,
Brooklyn, Daniel +. Darling, residing nj No. 3j3 Cum
bcrsnd street. arrested ut late hour Thursday
night Gu charge obtaining 500 IRON him by repre-.
scnting that he owned conslcraDc properly in Brook
lyn Darling was held for court
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UNFORTUNATE THIEVES.

Three men, one of whom carried a large bundle,
were chased by the police down sauds street. Brook
lyn, yesterday. At the corner OF Pearl anu sands
streets tue bundle dropped, and non opened IL
was found to contain thirty pairs of pants
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BROOKLYN CROOKED WHISKEY.

Yesterday Christian A. Stein, the Illicit whskey dis.
tiller who accused the deputy collectors with accepting
brbos, taken before Judge Benedict and pleaded
guilty the indictment found against him Tor manu-
facturing Illicit whiskey. He was unable to prove the
charges oi bribery made against the deputy collectors
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DIED FROM LOCKJAW.

John McGrath, OF No. 243 Koyt street, Brooklyn,
who had his crushed in the Union street draw
bridge, weeks since, died yesterday OF ockjaw.
In the verdict rendered by the Corcner's jury was
recommended that something be done these draw
bridges for tho protection OF life
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ROBBED OF A POCKETBOOK.

Mary +. Bancroft, OF No. % East Forty-scventh
street was attacked and robbed in the street of
pocketbooS, containing IS, by James Delaney, who
sad on beng arraencd that he lived in Harlem but
refused 10 locate his dencc there He admitted the
charge but said he out of work and had nothing TO
eat and ihat the act was the impulse oil moment He
was committed for trial
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KEROSENE AGAIN.

Elizabeth Jordan, who resided at No 444 Hicks
street. Brooklyn, died yesterday at ST. Peters Hospital
from the effects OF burns received on Wednesday even
ing last, while making fire by the aid kcros enc oil
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Recorder Hackeit

AN EMBEZZLING BANK CLERK
John C. Scwartz, cashier and secretary of the Tn.
sr-n German Savings Bank, was arragDcd the bar
-rday, charged with embczzng tao funds OF the
O. .ablishmcnt with which ne connected With
the advice his counsel he pleaded guilty and hav
ing been stated that had voluntarily surrendered
and was willing to give every information in his power
rs TO deficits that had taken place. he resndcd
for sentence
AN INQUIsITIvE HOTEL CLERK.
John Alexander was indicted on the charge of steal
ine the contents OF trunk belonging to Mrs Lueretia
A. Davis. Mrs. Davis bad been boarding at the City
Hotel Ind lett the 27th OF March last leaving bal
ancr due OF S. IL alleged that Alexander who was
clerk Ia The hori opened the trunk the absence Of
the con- piansns and disposed OF The property therein
contained and valued at 500 The prisoner The
allegation, submitting that the trunk had been given
into his custody, the complainant having ncg ectcd 70
sy her board. The jury found the prisoner guilty and
be rcsnanded Tor sentence.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Tho following prisoners pleaded guilty to the offences
charged -
John QUINN larceny and receiving slol goods
Pcntentinry SIX months; Abraham Franklin, same
oncucc. the complainant being Annie Morton, OF No
as East 10th street. from whom jewery OF the value
$40 ". stolen Jurc II. State Prison three years
james eli. Jointly indie cd win wliam y. Cochran
end man tor icopious assault ON police
e0ssS y Ssss Fiiy-scvsnln street with arcvoiycr on
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TILL TAPPING.

Charles Miller owns lager beer saloon a, No ~
Tenth avenue On Thursday night two spoke to
HIM whiic he stood at bis door and kept him IN.
tcrc}icd wlc another OF party cutcrca bya side
door and stole SzS rvm the I'LL Tho thicf was de-
tcctc, however, aud gave bis name as Henry stewart
he MAS held Tor examination
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DROWNED FROM A FERRYBOAT.

An unknown woman, about seven,y-nvc years OF age,
fell IRON Houston street ferry boat at late hour on
Thursday night and drowned. The body was 70.
covered yesterday morning.
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PICKING POCKETS AT A FUNERAL.

Yesterday Jacob Flash and George Miller, who arc
said TO be well known to the police OF New York. were
arrested for picking pockets at largely attended fu.
neral in Humboldt street Brooklyn.
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SUIT FOR $50. 900 DAMAGES.

Tho connected with the foreclosure brought
by Francis b. Hcgeman against Mary +. Cantrell in
which the defence of usury set up and in which
ex-Judgc Freedman, OF the Superior Court, before
whom it tried, directed the jury to modify
their verdict, which was done, have been
too frequently given in the HERALD in
The subsequent motions growing out OF the
suit TO require repetition. The last step in the
suit by Mrs. Cantrcll against ex-Judge Freed
man for $50, 900 damages. ExJ udae Freedman put in
his answer yesterday. In his answer he states
after discharge, which he in extenso the jury
retired and brought in answcrstO three questions sub
mitied 10 them, 1ndins the first two issues that
there usury and the third issue the amount
Oi the mortgage less what claimed be usurous,
$ll l50 He says further "that the said
utterly inconsistent and contrary to the charge dev
ercd this defendant believing the same 10 be the
suit OF misunderstanding on the part OF the jury,
and believing II to he his duty as presiding justice to
resc To receive them enter them the of
tnc jury as IN truth and fact IL his duty, did
frs' To accept the said the verdict OF the
l''--. snd thcreupon discharged them He did at
close OF his that takes thirteen
eant to say aud tended to be understood saying
HAT the Court had by law supervisory power the
,erdct rendered by the jury. rhe jury then
Mrncd tho second time and found the amount TO have
Teen 81 900
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE RECORDS.

Application recently made by Mr.. Charles Deve-
lin in the Comptrocrs Office for permission to sxam-
inc all the books aud papers relating to his contracts
with the city Mr. Earle, the Deputy Comptroller re-
fused permission unless he specified particu.
lar books he wished to examine Mr. Devcln then ap-
Piled to Judge Donohuc, in Supreme Court Chambers
for order compelling the Comptroller place his
Disposal the books required, which application was
granted Mr. Earle, however, insisted that the books
should be specified, and upon the order refused
Mr. Dcvcin access tD any of the books. Mr.. Devclin
tnereupon applied yesterday to Judge Donohuc for an
order punish Mr.. Earle for contempt of Court Quito
argument cnsucd, at the end oi which Judge Dono-
hue took the papers.
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THE GREAT BOND FORGERIES.

In the case Of Valentine Gleason and Andrew Rob-
srts charged with being implicated the great rail-
road bond forgeres, an investigation has been going
bciore Judge sedgwick of the Superior Court, since
the 10th Of last May, their application under the
lnsolvent Debtors act to be discharged from Ludlow
Street Jail The examination being concluded the
counsel summed up yesterday, Messrs A. Oakley Hall
ana j. h. Averi appearing for the prisoners and Mr..
K. Z. Elliott for the people 1t was contcnded Tor the
prisoners that they entitled to their discharge
hey have nothing from which to pay the judgments
against them. On the other hand 1t urged that
lhey could not be discharged until they had shown
what disposition they had made of the proceeds the
bond forgcries OF which judgment had been
uttered against them two suits brought by the Ma
ionsl Trust Company and the Guaranty and Endow-
Company respectively for $36 QUO and $9l, 600
Judge Scdgwick took the papers
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAaRl
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MEMORIAL DAY.

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York, at the Decoration Of the Soldiers
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WEDNESDAY, MAY 81, 1876.
Union Republican Convention.

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ton for the nomination of candidates for presi-
dent and yiCe-presidpnt OF the United States
Will b held In the city OF Cincinnati on Wednes-
day, the fourteenth day or June, 1876, at n0on.
and Will consist OF de egatc5 from each state
equal 20 twice the number OF Its senators and
representatives IN congress, and OF two dele
gates ron each organized territory and the
District OF Columbia. In calling the conven-
lions Tor the election OF Delegates the commit.
Tees or The several states are recommended 10
invite all republican electors and all other
voters, without regard TO past political differ
enoes or previous parry difficulties, who are
opp lscd To rowling sectional issues aud desire
TO promote friendly feeling and permanent
harmony throughout the country by maintain
Ing an enforcing all the constitutional rights
OF every citizen. including tho full and free
exercise OF the right OF suffrage without iDtim-
idatl0n and wit'nDt fraud who are in favor OF
the continued prosecution and punishment OF
all ofic'at dishonesty, and OF an economical
administration OF the & vernment by honest,
faith I'll and capa lie Officers who are in ia, or
OF making such reforms In government az ex-
perience may, from lime 10 time, suggest; who
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tion by dep eciating any OF Its obligations, and
10 favor OF sustain ny In every way the afional
faith and financial honor who hold that the
common school system is the nursery OF Ameri-
can liberty and should be maintained absolute
ly free from sectari IN control; and who bel eve
that for the promotion OF these ends the direc.
tion OF the government should continue to be
cOniided 10 those who adhere TO the principles
OF 1870, support them as Incorporated In the
constitution and laws and who are IN favor OF
recognizing and strengthening the fundamen-
tai principles OF national unity Ia this centcn-
NAL anniversary OF the birth OF the republic.
T.. d. MORGAN,
Chairman Republican National Committee.
WM. Il. CHANDLER, Secretary.
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CATARRH.
OATARRH OF 25 YEARS STAND
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