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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
LEGAL.
In Supreme Court at Jackson.

Vim. z. Greenlaw, Executor OF w. B. Green
law, deceased, VS.. Paul A. Cicalla, Admin.
istratOr of L. Rocco. deceased, ct al, and
Fargsson g. Clay ct al. vs.. l.. Rocco ct al.
DY virtue of the decree pronounced IN these
D causes on the 18th OF Novem Der, 1875, by
the Supreme Court of the state of Tennessee,
at Jackson, I will offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, in front of the courthouse of Shelby
county, on Main street, in the city of Mem
Dhig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

Market quiet; sales were 800 bales, of
Gil Of which spinneIs took 500 bales, ex-
porters $50 bates, speculatCrs $50 bales.
Dusty cottons quote 69Sc; stained, ITO
l0se. Price Of middling same time last
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22
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Between Main and Front Streets,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
ESTABLISHED IN 1901
IEsrABLIsHED IN 1850. I

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Ua' COW RS restored 10 free vigOr in lew
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Women and cures gu7rsn teet 1.
Throat and Lung Diseases cured By new
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-02-22

This Last same Time
Week. Week. Last Year.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26


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AHl UNnt uUu UIIIUlNNt III lIN
r~u-w~ ,-~
WEE AA4Eo.
CIRCULATION STILL RAPIDLY fNCREAsfsG
A. making our announcement flr the com
ip,s ,eas - r,.fsr Nth .sr,.nt Measure 4, ill.,
si,s,s sss y,hlsb IA. .terilit, ati.nI,d III o,,,
rtfarts a. lesn s.Sa4urAny St,It'' Car h, "A
,t.t,., ~ IN ro,npetitors
la vasr .uv ,irs,,l,ti.n I,er..s..J vi,h
-. 80 - 4. ~ - ~
m. ey.'l - 4, t.r,,.i,.i 4. - a ~, -,
!. -. .s,..rts =, 49,. -. ,,..,, &c..
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f,.-f' -
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iii -, IL. n h.
..t.ra.'r.f h f.. ,r. ain A.. n ~.
Nothing eI.I s..a.,rlr a. 81 .unt can
u.#.I r.- utleai telh & 81 anr
.ra.
T.ts r lus.Hls al dollars were ps.Iasi
s.t# rtps of eriirr4 o.
"a. SOAR ahil tireadt shows "a very
.H i'Hfsa BIO ear sul'seripiiaus. We sLaI'
900 aui. b saiu 40 rrr 40 uld popular wri.
l.s. li So sHH'l B..i - oar exclusive stah
.uss aatAnHs al mai rrpyo thoir claim 81
p.t nu1 aa slHN l4rmsolycs worthy "a
IS .If, Cir uaJHr ebi,h lnll. proud Pc.
tHHlUeflra oter HlI cen petitnfs
HH % etI..H..H NH#h NJ" - a fANWf 20 uitf
lnt IL ii - erest advantage g.
u- if '.rb one II 8uf etlsrs vo,,ld draw ths
at'.Hu.iH - sl.uu 4 r.,.sal friend g. ODE n.tr.
To- ~ saturday wight" and thus all "a 20
iarrrss'nr. even u.s, rapilly t,an ~ prs
,Hl, go. vast ,.rlttHi ldairrs Sometime
thn islu - n s.rHi. pal.er. ~ wori ~ cpm-
mtit.atipb, wtii slrtcgd ~ pahliig Iluual
uh.H ,ttr a.it raall B. bscuiurs a Wulruue
visitor.
We ruesise many lotter- n c''gmenda-
ti"h~ ih'H#li.d- 90 tH'm~and iuf Thee we
80 .,t' /,
TI,,.ti. l....j.'..' =. l,-..,is 49,. y.
r,.anmepd II a. their aeat,,. ut.,,,,..
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n',h " s'iail "','F g'' =" =. n"t h'Fe'
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Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26

Jas. G. Bennett, las 10000 Ia last
horses.
Ladies how many times have you
boon told il Is l.apy,ary
Hard hearts ar. apt g. grow hsrl
,r and -oit heads o. grow softer.
The bluutc-t men frequently as
The most cutting things
Why doesn't tic author Of "Ngau.
tIul Snow stop up aud offer 20
write the Centennial poem Cor a.!
Madame Borgyse, wife Of the Bra
ylIan Minister at Washington, has
introduced Sunday evening rcccP.
u0ns.
A man IN Virginia goes 20 school ,o
his wlic. liaucciIg-- 10 say thatho
catches morc l,h.u~ thanany other
hoy iu school.
"Ah, we'll" truly has the poet said,
Mine j. morrorgo aud strong drink
ia razor, aud Whoever j. wise
tharey i-not deceived"
\ California editor threatens e.
hr.ug San Francisco down un it,
knees. II has byrn down on its Chi.
uCsa tor some time.
Little N,U" tuo "CaHarutl Ia-
moul' erpou.l O. ha,eIu away
% Australia with q noted comedian
Of ghy Paoih, slope.
4 huge petnn,hou, formed a.
most entirely Of -crpguts Ia various
positions but makIuga solid mass Ia.
been found near the line Of IA, Ealti-
moro and Ohio railroad.
"Go ont young mani she's not
L.ra" said Pennsylvania preacher
last Sunday, ia tho midst Of bis ser
mon, 20 a youth HON Dc saN stand
Iug in IL, doorway.
Out Ia Little Rock they've nomi.
mated a c1ulc,tianer for ofI'co. lie
ought 20 Dc popular candydatc.--
TRlohmoud Euql Yos bat won't be
got hckciY
Marion lIarland, a successful wri.
ter OF intoroonycri bic sos cook.
books aud novels has an income Of
$1,000 per aunum from her trashy
writings
Lucy Larcom, tie well-known
magazine writer, has accepted the
position Of teacher in a private school
Ia Boston, Literature Is not pay
ing profession.
4 Michigan paper says a man In
Saginaw recently chopped three Of
HE finger. Of splitting wood. There
l. scarcely any man in Michigan bat
What will say il served him right for
mcddling with a womans work.
A respectable woman wishes 20
take a baby 10 bring Il up on tho
bottle. This i poor busincs for a
respectable woman 10 follow. II i
had enough Cor a person 10 take 20
drinking after be i raised. Now l.
tbs time for the crusaders % gct ~
their work while tho thug Is la the
bal,
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
FRENCH MILLINERY,
Berlin Zephyrs and WOrsied
Goods.

No. y Charters Street, Near CdRal,
ANNOUNCES g. her customers and the public
in genefnl list at her new siare. No. 2 Char
tras street. NcW Orleans. wil D. found a nll
times = fan line ~ the very latest siyles a
hnts. hannets. eie.. etc.. seleeted rom The
hesi PARE and New Nork houses. Alsn, Bsr-
liu LoYhSrs. Java canvas embroidered slip
pers. worsted sacques. etc, AT ~ the mot
inuiemia prices tbs patnauHEe Of mur-
chants and uiAefs having oaders far Aillin-
erg and Warsted goads i respoetiully sslioit-
ID.
siyls. price AID quality
Nine. gUsA REYNOIR.
dsca1-ly No 0ChartEta street.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
.fffer fhs ssrske.


~ uAHnr Moss.
ih.n takto the aloui dew drups
- not In The massA ta-niaht
W - hrauis in ers.. ~ Howers.'
" ben thar Hra uu ilaarrs BE- slrht.
~ ~ hriHE thankful that l'm nHt lAinA.
'rdsaf 80 sirk - dead:
hai I'll tHs boa ! can I.sf m, nut
81 N"ik inr ml dali brad
~ src il. IN yer, well fr yca
= tat ybilasgl,.
W might naaa.r taIlts ar 3 ua,fl, eru...
tF even 60 hHf.r, H4t.
hHt NhHi 10 sea E.l e. s..A.. u.fe.
Aui t.rs ruur b.ld#s h.l.sa
! r.rk.n Nuu g..aIdatt. ~ ~
While tbo .iar,lB rhIIirL cried
Nau I'sh - raa aari. o.. phu shar.Il .ar.
y d.lHt think tHi. ,f v.u.
We'll Will lteri g go nr#.r Np
Tai my ,rr1 ffH tI thf.r Is.
IL rrasl. r.a.' laula &. .r1.
hui thg uut fHs t.r.t#I +. u.t
! Il mthtF eos NtI'# H#.a v#H.I atr
Than O. grow up o. hung aHt lult
God knows NV eif, Shoe '-'e ona; .l.a
ii1s kCpt ut stIH ..f ti.I. .Hp D.H.I.
Hot euud G.i a. thiuA 90 l.f lying tHHr.
I s.m.'inea bar that fst hrain win turn
g. Hwt#knsl o. uI.h g. night
AHI thHu H..UF should ..tl arsiu
TIC want have Eu.eu tha uEht
What' mooney r,ll, WHY. man, Az $50
vfd#
iIa,r1aa ha7i rs H.h ent.ms
luu'Ku saA,l 20 Hs#f Is t..#H N..na'
- couldn't t.krl r. Will
Thought SON v,r. thrln' .s Iss co. rr-t
'iis suur Esnrt satirEaF Na4-a
II ,ruliut. Bat siup. ! % h.rHaw part,
And u pay ,ya ba.k sumr day.
own. bow ruud g = fr.sgI fn need
AuH. tuau haf tb. btf#rA IssF:
lrnh 7 lauIlrt hatr eatt tIsuurr.N
Ht1..rs ir.tu door o. door
~. ~ ha.k thaughts came istnm, heart
And ! said Boo mN anguish vls'H,-
u v.r. MT best e. swallows s1ur sat
AHI all dc today tuEetbsr.
Ilrev lt ua. wicked. lu, WI Itr.el
o. laIt De- tHr sic sauta breath
Auari H.t whom hunted quite g. thg wall.
! PRAYED With tr1 Utt ieaih
Iva ihr uHlt PRAYER knew; bot d.
N HH hrars Boz ttH trial huurs
Sent Evu. tauu.h sou talked Il malleuiur
tHlua
oi l,v -lrHps aul grass aa. aaEvrs.
Em y.u',e a,ylus Wm-G.i hlrs yuu'
GHh
NBt, sweet Faur dreams tl.ri Hif-
All IL 1Hu ever stHfI ir want IL o. ii.ul
d. nHtI pf U.#I ..I sht
M#E o. Wts..#f SEQ. Iu #Hr.t r#.l
Iupul' rnur sH.4HHH. through
F.Ul d.ur sH aH..1 uat If hs heaven
10 minister urt# SOFA
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
CITY HOTEL,

Corner Camp and Common streets, near
Canal street. New Orltuns.
This hotel u centrally iecatcd. side en-
trance being only a lev ieet IRON Canal
street; Ticket oulCe New Orleans. -
Louis anil Chicago Railroad Company +:
tilInul. Central Railroad Company anil
NHw Orleans Mobile and Texas X silFoad
Comp Just opposite. Baggage chsckssi
to al points. Prires b. suit The timss.
Liberal reduction inr bnard by The week
~ month. Tie friend. 81 Nj Oscar
Hinck'c. formerly 81 jackson. Mississippi
will flnl him ~ the Clty Hotel.
UMFOgD a WATSON.
pu0pFietors.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
ARTKuR'G

IifrsrB HuMF MtutgI>r an.
| ilnusehold ha-ziae ~ Au.He. ...
serial Stories in 1870. "EAatrs. 49,
Nrt Julia q. Durr, and "Migtts. n.I
Arthur Rufleueks Nlvt.t ptr
every numher, Terms - - pr .....
copies o. 500 Splendid 3d.. pH a.I
premiums sIvsiuHu number in ..a..
j. ;. AliTllt 4 q son. putbd4. IA
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
FOR SALE or RENT!

A dwelling house, situated near The roarf.
house. The house has thirteen rnogns, kitch-
en- and diuing-ruaIn. A hne vel On the
a moderate price Per further particulars
apply - Mas. N. A. Low.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
HAXLEHURST
MALE AND FEMALE
- a ~ un ~ 80

kLD. W. u. MAD. PRrvuraL: EID. J.
X PARISH. AssIsfhVr.
\ TrsshtF q mnsir with other Assistant
Traclicrs, a. D. her after employed
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26

boAHn ~ ApyI~grs M 4. A. I.aunx.
.r.eisHt, =. " hranhgrrs S.rrsfar, ard
IH,a-aFyrs l.. ,. Hirl-aue. I. g.. t-ltisia.
4. v E~ert nr & D. uaiis ltr. n.
bDr.sy ala l. y. EHa.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-01-26
G. u. TERRELL 4 CO.,
COTTON Eae'ors oai Geaeral Commits.
sion Merchants.

Ne 81 Car.s lsl,t Q. New Orleans. Ia.
We TespfsJiula lirit con lguments Of
Cotton. sugar, Mrlassss. Elce AID other
produce. a. vel "a orders tur Bagging,
Ties and al Kinds of goods and supplies
We are also prepared IA Ell Worl. Moss.
Hides, etc., and Ahen necs.sary, who're pro-
duce j. shipped. shipper are NJ liberty h
drew On a.. through bilis - laaing ~ railroad
receipts for - much ~ 80 per bale ~ cotton
GO bog shead II sugar. whom such y unineum-
bsrcd. the balance b. be- paid when produce l.
sold Highest market prices viii be chained
f1r All preAuee soid Prompt and courteous
attention given ~ ell business entrusted 10
their care. septsAlv.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAMBERs Rs-Held by Judge Law
rence-Nos 4O Al So 81, So ia, $50, 16l, 100, 191
22S 227 24s 3a 324 s4l, SeO Se7, $685. ses, ST. S7s
supRKxK CoURr-spEcIAL TRRM-Hcld by Judge
Van vorstNos. 251 202, 10 49, 64 &C. II, r. 70, SO,
SO, o. 96 %, o. os 90, 100 lO2 ia ll9, 100 l22,
274 1874 1856, 100.
SUPREME CoURT-CRcuTr-Par 1.-Adjourned for
the term Part january term continucdl.Hed in
General Term room by Judge Westbrook.-No. 2O6o.
an ma M ao IS ss 81 1898 s ls s 49, IS 4 s
4osI 1891 1878 944 HAY, $50, 1872 6l4, e7s 992,
lO26 1880 1O2s 7Oo 1892 1885, 1888, 04o, 1912 1915,
Part 3-Held by Judge Larremore. Nos. lTS4, 207T,
$50 g17 1907 367 513 1885, 1885, 072 ST. 346 1919,
1904 lo95 COL 1o47 1865. 1852 1901, 1909, el ILL.,
SUPREME CouRr-GEsRRAL TERx-Held by Judges
spoir and sanordNos. IA, 49, IL is, 10, 20, 81 %,
SupaRIoR oouRr-TRIAL TxRM-Part Held by
Judge MOne!-Nos a. SSl, 1875, 2e7, Tsa, $50, 4o7
ss judge s @ s ; is s s es Es' isa Gs
1is2, 41s, 722 e52, 7l6, 9b4, ses 1883 S6S
consos PLsAs-fRI4L T5mM.part Held by Judge
1878 aOle 22sl, S2sa Part 2-Hcd By Judge Van
Tas i447 1857 ISIS 4sla ias 22a2 iSds, 1901, 1905
1870 1909, 1910 Part3-Hold by Judge Van Hoesen. =
K iss 1872 1919 ISIS lSs 1871
1855 1855 1914 i'1' i'10 i'1' ''-' ''- -'' 1904 -'''
COMMON PLRAs-EeurrY TERM-Held by Judge
MAmSE CoURr-TRuAI TERM-Part Held by Judge
Goepp.-Nos. 1915, 51o6 s6o4 1926, 1914, 6l6s o20s
Held by Judge Aker.-Nos 614O e466, 64os 4614 4lO6,
2971 1879 5S49 $685. 254l, 6243 6244 6245 6572 6426
Part 3--Hed by Judge McAdam.Nos 6069, 650S, $3.50,
b546 4o42 6I55 6229 $685. 1854 $685. 5906 $685. 67S4
6o5s 6eSo 64o 63O1 63l3 6oS7 6661 623o $500, 1885,
5s45 5ols 2915 3l07 6459 6495 6579 6651 667T 67o2
6745, 6728 672e $3.50, 5652
CoURr OF GENERAL SRssIoSs-Held by Recorder John
X Hackett-The People Ann McNaly, robbery;
Same VS. Terrence McKenna and John Grant, robbery;
Same Frank Rafferty,, burglary; Same VS. James
Casey and Henry Gibson, burglary; Same VS. John
Buckley burglary; Same VS. Walter Mcneil. burglary;
Same vs. John McQusde, burglary; Same vs. Kittie
Laverage, grand larceny Same VS. Jane McCune,
grand larceny Same VS. David Murphy, grand larceny;
Same VS. Henrietta Mead, grand larceny Same VS.
Michael Carney, grand larceny Same VS.. Annie Mack,
grand larceny; Same John Beamish, forgery Same
VS. John Cochran Morris Fitzgerald, John White,
Mathew Manning, Peter Eagan James Fitzgerald and
William Watson, cruelty to animals; Same VS.. John
Gullary, cruelty to animals; Same VS.. John Cation,
petit larceny.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
THE OBLIGATIONS OF RAILROADS.

To THE EDITOR OF rHE HERALD
Many complaints both editorial and from correspond
ents have appeared Of late in your valuable journal
as to tho manner in which city railroads con-
ducted also some lew suggestions as to the means by
which the of complaint can be remeaied ihe ma
jorty asking legislative aid to accomplish the object.
Let US FIRST ascertain the remedy now afforded by law
and enforce 1t, If sufficient; If not, then apply for
such further legislation as may be necessary. The
Seventh Avenue and Broadway road was moor
porated in the year 1860. Section OF the
act of incorporation provides as folows:-'Sad
railroad shall be constructed the most sp-
proved plan for the construction OF city railroads,
and shall be run as often rs the convenience OF
the passengers may require and shal DO SUBJECT TO
such reasonable rules and regulations In respect
thereto as the Common Council OF the city OF New
York NAV from time time, by ordinance prescribe
To remedy the OWLS complained Of let any every
one who has knowledge of facts showing that the
Soventh Avenue Railroad do not run their cars as re-
qurod by thor charter lay tho facts before the Alder
of his district and demand that such ordinances al
may be necessary to enforce tho rights nf tho
citizens be passed by the Common Council or
the company may be deprived of its charter
1t Is well settled by the decisions OF our courts that
corporations incorporated primarily for the oenelt
of tho public. and that the acceptance OF charter
binds the corporation 10 the performance oil all t5
conditions on penalty OF forfeiture OF It's charter
Our statute laws also provide that the Attorney Gen.
era may bring an action TO vacate the charter OF
corporation whenever IL shall have done or omitted
any act which amounts TO surrender OF its corporate
rights. Let our Common Council, therefore, by reso-
luton request the Attorney General to take proceed
nes 10 have tho charter OF the Seventh Avenue Rail-
road declared forfeited by OF its failure to
comply with tho requirements OF It's charter.
petition to the same officer asking tho
same should be placed for signatures in your
office and other public places in the city And would
ask that one aud all feel themselves aEgrieved
further time IN idle complaint but earnestly
and energetcaly enforce as far as they can the
remedy by law given.
have referred to the Seventh avenue road not be-
cause managed than the others nor because
the remedy proposed Is not equally applicable 10 all the
other roads, but Tor tho reason would concentrate
action TO procure effective application OF the remedy
proposed and have doubt proper action IN the case
Of the Seventh Avenue Railroad would soon cause the
ACTION.
The New York herald., 1876-02-08

MacauIey vS Tho Mayor, &c-Judgment amrmed
Opinion by Judge Iarrcmore
Huebner vs Roosevelt Judgment In iayor OF oc-
PENDANTS should be reversed both as TO matters OF c
and OF law and a trial ordered with costs 70 the
appellant abide the event unless defendant consents
reduce his counter claim for three quarters rent
$75-due May l. August and November 1863, ana
consents to judgment in favor Of the paintih lor Ga
less that amount with full costs Opinion by Juuge
Robinson.
Carpenter VS.. Heisondanger. Judgment anirmed.
Opinion by Judge Larronore
Auman VS. Rltche-hotion denied, with $40 COSTS
Opinion by Judge Robinson.
Burrows VS.. HowelL-Moton denied, with $40 COSTS.
Opinion by Judge Robinson
Anderson vs. Reiley; Welsh Welsh; Heath vs.
Hubboll; Drumstadter vs. Killan.-Orders granted
Opinions by Judges Robinson and Larremore.
Leviness Post-Motion denied, with $lO costs
Opinion by Judge Robinson.
Remerty VS.. Gulick-Judgment affirmed opinion
by Judge Robinson.
Donnelly vs. Acknowledgement reversed opinion
by Judge Rob
Callahan VS. Tho Mayor, &c--Motlon granted. Opin-
ion by Judge Robinson
Gciger vs. acknowledgement ordered, with $40
costs to abde events Of the decision appeal Opln-
ion by Judge Robinson.
Johnson VS.. Morgan-Exceptons overruiedi tudg-
ment ordered for dismissal OF the complaint Opnon
by Judge Larremore.
Kemp Knckerbocker Ice Company. Judgment
affirmed as modified Opinion by Judge Robinson.
COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Robinson.
Jerrett VS.. Miller et al-Judgment for planpn on
demurrer by default
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
SUPERIOR COURT DECISIONS.

The judges holding the Superior Court, General Term
last month rendered yesterday their decisions of the
cases argued before them. Some Of these decisions
were embodied in lengthy opinions.
Among the most important of the decisions that
OF the case OF Jacob Cohen against the Dry Dock Rail
road Company. While driving his buggy through
Catharine street. Cohen's progress arrested by
throng Of trucks and other vehicles portion OF tho
hind wheels running on the track OF the railroad A
car approached and tho driver told Cohen, Damn
you If you don't get oil here am late and will get
you OF somo way other" The driver drove on, up
setting the buggy. throwing Cohen out and doing him
serious injury. At the trial OF the case the complaint
dismissed the ground that the company
liable for the malicious acts OF its employees The Court
on appeal, orders trial Of the
In the old of James Hamilton against the Third
Avenue Railroad Company which has been tried three
times and a verdict each time rendered against the
company the General Term affrms the judgment given
In Hamilton favor The suit was for damages for In
jnries sustained through being put of above tho
depot account Of not having transfer ticket The
railway company. which prefers appealing from judg
mcnis TO paying them will donbtless carry the TO
tho Court OF Appeals
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
ARREST OF AN ALLEGED swINDLER.

Perrin IL Sumner arrested at bis place OF rcsi-
donco. No AS McDonough street. Vanderbilt ave-
nue. Brooklyn, on charge OF swindng, by Deputy
sheriff George Hardy, yesterday forenoon and lodged
in the Raymond Street Jail Two wccks ago requisi
ton was received from the Governor Of California by
Sheriff Daggot OF Kings county for the arrest Of sum
ner, but, as the papers dofectvc they were re-
turned for correction When returned they were placed
in the hands Of the deputy named who elected the ar
rest II alleged that the prisoner has defrauded ct
Of California TO tho amount OF 5000 OOO Tue ac
.,used at one time member OF promi-
nent church In that state and Is SAID 70
have had great confidence reposcd in him ho
left that state In November aud came 10 Brookyn
where he has bccn living in seclusion To-day nc "ul
be delivered 10 tue custody OF Detective osborne ot
California when he will be sent back 20 answer inc
numerous charges which said 20 DO pending against
him there. lie az time deacon IN thc fus'
Baptist church OF Oakland, CaL, and thorc caused
nsaon by making charges against the pastor, Rev.
Nr PashaI on the ground OF being too lamiiar Win
(, sJlue oi the female members q his hock " Is saN
thar he swndled certain members Of that conSresa-
| ton out OF real aslAta 70 tha ananns ol &&sV"
The New York herald., 1876-02-08
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY Feb T. 1870
No. l52 George F. Perkins, and another, respond
ents, Alfred S. Hatch, appellants. Argued by L. Il
Chittendeu, of counsel for appellant, and by j. A.
ShAndy, for respondents.
No. ISL Peter Boos, respondent, vs. Tho World
Mutual Insurance Company, appellant s-Argued by J..
M Van Cott Of counsel for appellant, and submitted
for respondent
No los Bruce Kelley.-Passed.
No IT, Adam ID. Whceock, assignee, &c. and an
other respondents vs. Henry NJ. Lee, appellant Ar
gued George W. Van Slyck, OF counsel for appellant,
and submitted for respondent.
No lT4 In re petition Of Fincke Passed.
No lT5 Anthony Pollock, respondent vs. John 8.
Schultzc, receiver, &C., appelant-Passed
No 1S0 Tho Board Of Supervisors OF Kings County,
respondents, VS.. Anthony Walsor, appellant Passed
No 1907. Rose ConliH respondent, Mary A.
Cantrell, appelant-Argued by II. H Morange, OF
counsel for appellant and by j. Hdreth, for respond
ent
Proclamation made aud Court adjourned.
CALENDAR.
The following is the Court OF Appeals day calendar
for Tuesday February ls76Nos. III lS2. 1884, 1ST,
l02 1876, 1877 and l9S