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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03
6IED.

ADAxs- On Monday. May !, jams q. ADAMS, IN tho
3Sth year OF his age
from the residence OF his father, No. ~ Ward - |,
Paterson, n. j., on Wednesday, May .. ~ two r. n.
Train leaves Pavon,a ferry, foot Of Chambers st. 7s
IAN. AZ @Ate
BESxKHx long resident Of New York city, hi4 je1s
residence, No. i wks -, near sspp ~, JsFssy cay
The relatives and friends Of The nnt1 40 ssspso
fuzzy nSsa 70 attend es funeral q Thursday Nay
daassssr q nc sse sSs Bs,s:
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 10
attend the funerai from the residence or o. H. Crosby
IFS ID St. 1hursday, tho 4th inst, ~ one O'Clock
BRsxxSxAx. LOUISE sAroxE BaxsxKxAx, from Zwsi.
brueckon. Germany, aged 81 years
Funeral will take place on Thursday, May T. AZ ono
r. ~, from 202 I'd NV
BUckLEY- LIN New York, on Monday, May l, FRED
ERIcx W. BUCKLEY. aged q years and month
Relatives and friends respectfully invited to AZ
tend the funeral at tho residence OF his brothern-
Law, g Horton, 0is Carlton av. Brooklyn. on Thurs
BuDD-A, New Rochelle, n ", on Monday, May I,
Miss orHELA NJ. BupD, IN her e5ih year.
tend the funeral services In Trinity church, New Ro
chco, on Thursday afternoon, May 4. at one O'clock
Train 10 Grand Central depot Mt twelve ~ Inter-
ment in family burial ground, Mamaroncck, N. Y.
Wisconsin papers please copy.
CARRERAs In Madrid, Spsin, November -, 1875,
JAxEs X. CARRERAs, late OF New York. !.
Galveston papers please copy.
CHAPMAx--At Easton, Pa. sunday, April 30, LEB-
BErs CHAPMAN, Jr, OF tho late Iebbeus Chapman.
CHArxAx--At the residence OF her son law, X s.
Lewis Elizabeth, ". j., Sunday, April 80, Mrs ELIZA
CHAPMAN, widow Of Lcbbcus Chapman, and mother OF
the late Lebbeus Chapman, Jr. aged 70 years.
Tho funerals will take place from the Presbyterian
church. Englcwood, n. j., on Wednesday, May g. NJ
four o'clock y. NJ Relatives and friends respect
fully invited TO attend. Train leaves New York for
EngIcwood by Northern Railroad. from foot OF Cham
beers street. 2:s5 r. ~, and returning leaves Engle-
wood At o'clock.
CLARKE---On Sunday, April 30. JOSEPHINE, daughter
OF James and Sarah A. Clarke, aged 20 years
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, at the residence OF her
parents, Ne 2l5 Thompson st., on Wednesday, May .,
nj O'Clock r. NJ.
comgx SUNDAY night, or dphthcria, STANLEY,
youngest child OF Samuel ". Cohen, aged years.
months and IL days
Relatives and friends arc respectfully invited 70 at
tend the funeral from 20 West 45th ~. Wednesday,
ID inst, az half-past two O'Clock r. NJ.
CoLE-On Monday, May l. GiLBxRr A., son Of GIL
bert W. and Jennie Cole, sgcd year. months and 10
days
Relatives aud friends invited 10 attend snc fu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

The inquest held by Coroner Hicks. Of Hampstead
IN the Of Frank Evans, who was shot Sunday
evening by Nathaniel Holmes, on tho farm Of Mr.. r. C.
Barnum, at East Meadow developed facts in add
tion those already published. and the verdict
Justinable homicide. IL IL dlcut TO account for tho
freak on the part OF Evans which led TO his DEATH
excepting upon the theory that no was seized with
sudden insanity, crazed by some peculiar quail
ity Of the fluid which he had been drinking aud which,
II appears was ale, brcwcd In a small way on the
gcthcr short iimc previous the shooting. apparently
on tho most friendly terms Evans leaves wife and
child.
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DECISIONS.

By Judge Lawrence.
Richards Richards. much hesitation
have concluded that the referee right IN his
SONS The bill Of Ar. Chetwood will therefore be
allowed as referee, and he i also entitled to the
referees fees.
Livingstone and another White st all see no
objections referring this matter L. X Marsh, who
already has the other accounts before HIM.
Foos vs. Plat OF a.-Thc plaintiff viii DO allowed 10
discontinue against the defendant Patt payment
of $40 costs Of motion.
Tho Homeopathic Mutual Life Insurance Company
VS.. Rolph-Ihe referee named cannot be appointed
unless consented 10 by all parties (sulc 49,
Stevenson va. LesIcy.-Granted. ,. l. stetson ap-
pointed guardian.
Bogcrt W. Bogcrt Explanation required.
Marsh vs. Plycr; Kidd Va Packards --0rders granted.
The Citizens savings Bank Billings et al mos
and q; Concklin seastet ct al Mackay vs. Cross
man. Cunningham va kochiin.
The Union National Bank W.. Thompson; Marsh VI.
Plyer: Tracy Fields; The First National Bank
Dodge ct al; Cohen Rcnson; Barnett Benjamin;
Kingsand vs. CudIipp; Forbes ct al. Ballard ct al ;
Brody ct al va SchoencmAn Of al wiIks and another
Va Gibsr u a. Dassord. &C., w. Kelly q a. Casnes
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North SIDE Railroad station hunters Point was ar
rested yesterday morning charge Of cmbcxzlemcnt
Superintendent Fsk stated . reporter that the dc6
eisney kecicrs accounts not n present known
nut that Systematic robbery had been carried on Tor
some time kceier ~ Iodgrdn the Astoria jail He
that Ia robbed Of the money which he al
legged 70 have xtocn
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cLERKsHIP OF THE MARINE COURT.

Mr.. John Savage has been appointed Clerk Of tho
Marine Court in place Of Mr.. John y. coushlln Who
was removed BY the judges reported yesterdays
HERALD. Mr.. Savage was sworn In yesterday. Tho
new Clerk Is an cx-Fenian leader and also prom.
nenty identified with the sYoung Ireland movement
in 1ssa He 10 = man OF literary ability and Il
editor Of the Manhattan honfhiv He has taken nttic
part In politics since before the war; when he was
Douraa democrat
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since tho arrest Of Peter Hell the saloon keeper
on Ray street. rompklnsviIle staten Island on the
charge Of arson In setting fire mis- placc early
en- Monday morning. an investigation As 10 the con
tents Of the place has been made and u found
contain articles - tho value Of fls S. insured Tor
eo*o Ia The German. American Insurance Company.
$500 on inrnlturc 81 which there none, 500 on
eys,<rx of which there we're none. and sl0O On NJ.
lures Hell u ssiu locked W 10 The County jail ~
Richmond.
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SECURITY SAVINGS BANK.

The receiver Of the Security Savings Bank, Mr..
william H. Banks, yesterday ned in the County
Clerks once hts report for the month OF April as fol-
iows-cash on haad April 3. $40, 2s3 ~; receipts,
$4,000 "a payments, including e27, 504 IL 10 de.
positors, t2o, p0l 10; balance May l. SIS, SIS OIL
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Dennis ssdler recovered judgment yesterday in the
Superior Court. bcioro JudTo Curtis to the
suoass d o. 02l against the Commercial, the Safe
guard and New York and Yonkers insurance compa-
nscs for damages caused by nre 70 engraved plates.
anal disposition was made yesterday by Judge
lswrenos IN supreme Court Chambers, Of the OF
ths child Ella conners the formal order being made
sessssnlss her 20 the Catholic Protscsory.
TIE case Of Patrick H. Drew, which involves tho
ample question whether tho sweepcrs Of tho public
mssteu can recover from the city $50 $50 n
nosth pay, argued yesterday before the Supreme
Csars. General Torn. The Court took the papcrA
The argument. which was TO have taken place yes
srdAy before Chef Justice Mcneil upon the question
q dlrsovsnx or continuing the Injunction recently
granted on behalf Of the sixth Avenue Railroad Com
r&ny against the Gilbert Elevated Railroad Company
90, ~ consent Of counsel, adjourned until q week
Al order Of attachment was issued yesterday by
Jadxe Lawrence against sheriff Hastead, OF Dutcness
sher Tor failure 10 the execution IN the
soh n Augastus Clements o. al W Henry Bush ct al
The attachment was directed 10 the Coroner Of Duicness
william = Mcdonald claims s4.ll7 o. Tor services az
secretary ~ the United states Security Company The
a., before Judge SANFORD, Of the supreme Court. Tho
= that the plaintiff ~ the time Of the alleged
sl,cr furnished them his services srssni.cusIy.
In The suit brought by John Ferguson against jay
eeula, Lacy D. fisk, administrators Of james FISK
W. the hrle Hallway Company, Hugh J. Jewett and
otners 20 forcose mortgage executed by Gould and
Isk August. 1871, 10 Rcbccca Ferguson TOR 900
nj om property IN the Sixteenth ward Judge Lswrencc
YESTERDAY appointed Carlisle orwood Jr referee
:ompuse the amount due under tho foreclosure pro-
,sed ngs
In the well known suit brought BY Solomon skinner
against Henry Nsrd Bccchcs. for payment bill
dentistry work, application was Yesterday made by
Judge Buxtccd 10 Judge Lawrence. IN Supreme Court
Chambers have the placed on tho short cal.
ender for trial The application Was granted and tho
ease down for trial the Sch inst The defence 10
Ne ssatnss Of lmitationa
Francs staples on April q 1874 was drivias IN .
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MISSING MAN.

George Gooch, aged fortyth years. has been miss
ing from his homo, No. 1s3 High street, Brooklyn.
since Sunday last and fears for his safety enter
tanned by his family and friends. II Is believed that
he was slightly dcrnngcd when no left Gooch Is
I'VE feet eight inches in height has round full face
and wears heavy moustacho He had on dark calico
shirt dark mixed coat and green rep pansaloona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-05-03

BRACE OF VILLAINS SLSrfNcKp.
James n. cammerford. recently convicted o. forgery
In having uttered falsely certified check for $4,000
upon the ninth National B,nk 10 Charles Unssr a Co
No. - Exchange place, yesterday vas arraisnsd for
sentence molten Tor an arrest Of Judgment was
cenied. and the prisoner was sentenced 10 ave years
connnement In state Prison
John H. Sell OF No. SIS state street Brooklyn, the
dishonest teller OF the Security savings Bank against
whom some twelve indictments we're found by tho
Grand Jury q few days ago ior enforcement N The
tencc. He pleaded guilty. 20 indictment. and Re-
cordcr Hacket sent him to State Prison for Ave years
SHOOTING At SUPPOSED rARAMouR.
John Gcarns, . barkccper, Of No. 81 West street,
while walking through Rector late In the alter
noon OF February q last heard tho report Of psio
behind him. aud At the same time singing sensa-
ton between the shoulder blades informed him that he
was wounded Turning suddenly. he found himself
face to face with Acquaintance named John Bruce.
The latter held his hand iour barreed pistol from
one chamber OF which he had Just discharged the ball
which found resting place n Gcarns' shoulder. Tho
assaans ir medatcy discnargcd tue three remaining
none Of them did any mischief Bruce was taken into
custody and lodged In the Tombs, where he remained
ill Monday when Assistant District Attorney Bell ar
ragncd him for trial before Recorder Hackett In tho
Court of General Sessions. Prisoners counsel. Mr..
suffering at the time Of the assault IRON temporary
insanity caused by domestic troubles - was
shown that the prisoner who was employed as
an 0iler the steamship City OF Mexico, became
moody after the death OF his wife, which occurred
the 5th day OF April, 1875 while he at While
absent the next trip OF his vessel his only child
died. and within few months. stopping with the yes
sci New Orleans no received letter announcing The
death and burial OF his mother The defence claimed
that the mind OF the prisoner affected by these
Deaths and pointed TO the alleged absence Of motive
evidence that the accused had malicious intent IN
making the assault The prosecution commended that
prisoner had shown NO evidence Of insanity, and
indicated rational motive for the deed In tho belief
entertained by Bruce that he had suffered grevous
wrong tho hands Of the complainant during the lifo
Of hi- wife, The concluded yesterday, when
the Jury found The prisoner guilty OF assault with In
tent kill Recorder Hackctt sentenced him 10 seven
and half years confinement In the State Prison.
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WASHINGTON PLACE POLICE COURT.
Before Judge Smith.

ATTEMPTED LARCENY FROM THE PERSON.
On Monday evening Mrs Mary Preston, of No. 20
Jay street, was walking through Christopher street,
when she was approached from behind by James Mn
ton OF No Is Jay street. who attempted TO steal her
pocketbook from her hands. She raised alarm.
hinton was arrested. He held in 81 900 to
TWO BAD BOYS.
Detective slevin, OF the Fifteenth precinct brought
to court two boys named Thomas Edwards and Charles
Jones' on q charge Of attempting TO steal The de-
tective the prisoners attempt TO rob lady she
entering Fifth avenue stage. They were held
In $500 TO answer
DOMESTIC IMPLICITLY.
John Phelan, Of No. 726 Washington street, made .
complaint against his wife Eliza, charging her with
habitual intoxication. Phelan's statement
Yoborated by man named James Ferguson and both
swore that she had been drunk three times week for
the past three months and that she beat her children
Judge smith first examined Phelan's son. who stated
that his mother never was intoxicated, but that she
and his father had some difficulty because tho father
staid out late at night Jennie Pheian aged fifteen
years. stated that her mother never beat her only
swhcn she deserved TT Upon the evidence OF the girl
and boy Judge Smith discharged Mrs. Phelan, and told
Phelan that the only reason that he would not have
him indicted for perjury that his own children
would have to testify against him.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

LUYnEs-MEYER.-OnS Sunday. April 80. 1915, At tho
L. Mohn OF Hobokon HExRY 4. q. LuvTiEs OF New
York, TO AMALIs T. MByER, Of Jersey City.
PRIcE-Scorr. On May 1, by Rev. X I. Macarthur,
JAMES b. PRICE 70 Mrs. JEssrE W. Scott
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BOARD OF EXCISE.

Tho Board Of Excise was occupied yesterday 10 re
ccivins calls from their political frlenda Among the
callers were Mayor wickham and Police Commission
ers Wheeler and ErhardL brisk business vas alec
done IN licenses So $50 being received during the day
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MORE MATRIMONIAL MISERY.

The suit brought BY Matilda 9. Stanley against hsr
husband, Frederick G. Stanley, in the Kings county
Supreme Court, for limited divorces, on the ground OF
cruel and inhuman treatment was finally disposed
OF by Judge Gilbert yesterday. The parties, who are
possessed OF considerable means. married Buf
falo March 2 1885, and have two children Defendant
denied the allegations OF cruelty and charged the plain
tn with having broken her marriage IN 1857,
which offence hc had forgiven. He alleges that she
behaved dscoureously 10 him and taught hn children
TO do tho samo Judgment was gwen Tor defendsot,
and the complaint was dismisssd
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COURT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHANBKRs-Held by Judge Law.
ls2 i4e 1872 1873 leo 200, 2oi 24s 2c7, 272 era ga
2.G
Davis, Brady and Daniels 81, 3D. 81, /, s, ., "a
70 10i. l06 III lis, 100 III, 1872 123 126 I2s 100
100, l3i. l3a la4, 1a4,s, l35.
Donchue-NoS 1853, SAL 1895. 1852 27s7 1925, 1885,
1545 l72l 1871 15s5S1557 $780, 1892 1908 1905 1877
1885, is is4a ies 1917 ioss 1883 1851
1877, 1919. 1858. 1855 Pars 2-Held BY Judge Bar,
SUPREME CouRr-srxcIAL rERx-Held by Judge Lar
m a ia sss $50 $780, sa 40 ss
l2l 423, 40, II, "a, 1893, 1872
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESERAL Tsns-HeIo BY Judges
Scdewicx and Speir-Noa Ia, 20. 20. IS. 81
surKRroR CouKr-SPEcAL TxRx-Heid by Judge
Monell-No. 81.
Cur,a-Nos s6s, $751; 2lol 1858, SIS, 1857, us lol2,
1854, 1884, sSa, 1852 1860 lo6l 1902 Psrt Held BY
Judge sanford s7s ss7 1879 $50, ss7 sSS, 7sd,
CorRr or COMMON PLEAs--GKSKRAL TKRx-Hcld by
Judges r. DAILY, Robinson and Van Brunt-Nos Q, IS
49, tx fso Isl, isa, ia, iSS. iss isi iss 49,
COURT or CoNnox PLEAs-EQUfTY TERn-Hcld by
Judge J. !. DAILY No 4
Held by Judge Van Hocsen,-Nos 1909, 1884. i7ss,
2o7a, is22h 1881, FL. l!s1S: sss,s. asse 3OS,
lsis, a447, $685. Ilos 1900 1904 1921, 232s Part a.
Adjourned to Monday, May Is.
MARINE COuRT-TRIAL TKRn-Part Held by Judge
Sheridan 4071 $780, 1914, 1895 22l9 2647 323b,
4i5o 4ISi. asa sIss Also 4l57. ass, Asa Part p
Held by Judge Goepp-Nos $780, 725s. 6779. SOC 3lsl,
39s2 b34l 1915 40S1 40s2 40S7 4095, ll0l ait 414
3ls7, 74s4, 1850 1891 Part s.Hed By Judge Alksr
6S43, $3.50, 6S71, 602S, 6943, 67pS
COURT or GRyHRAL snssloSs-- by Recorder Hack
ett-rhe People Va John Namery, felonious assault
and battery; Same W. Edward Buckley, feIonious
sauit and battery; Samo vs. Alfred Holder, burglary
Same Elizabeth Wallace. grand larceny; Same Va
James A. Herman, grand larceny: same W: William
Icith and John X. Parker. grand larceny same W.
Jane LouRhlIn grand larceny; Same W. Matthew
forgery; Same W. julia White, grand larceny; Same
IN Inula Sfrauaa. grand LARCENY,
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VERDICT OF SIX CENTS DAMAGES.

In the Marine Court Part 1, before Judge Sheridan,
case tried yesterday which presented some in
scresting features Ono Bertha Enrich charged one
Samuel schwarts with vifying her character by The
use OF very opprobrous epthets In the presence and
hearing Of divers persons and claimed ST. 900 damages
rcparation for the alleged wrong done her Coun-
eel the plaintiff alluded 10 tho penalty melted
the wrongdoer under tho Mosaic law which the
payment Of one hundred shekels, about twelve hun
atone for such wrong. The defendant denied the
charges made by the paInti, aud proved through his
attorncys Mcssrs Jacops and sink, his entire limo
o. using the defamatory words piantf charged
him with. Amer brief charge by Judge Sheridan tho
gwen 20 The jury, who. not thinking Il
eary 20 rely the Mosaic law, thought plaintiff
uiled 20 than cents damages. verdict for
which sum accordingly given.
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

AZ the Tombs Police Court yesterday, before Justice
wandel. Andrew Miller, sailor, was held to answer
on charge Of fraudulenty destroying certificate OF
debt for Ssls 81, alleged TO have been due BY the
schooner Race Horse to Lunt 4 Brothers, OF No. %
South street. Bail 81 600
Al the samc Court Henry Wilson, OF No. % West
street. was held 10 answer on complaint Of Thomas
that prisoner him the back with razor,
hicting severe wound
James Doran held to answer for picking the
pocket OF Michael Flynn OF $50 in bills while the latter
was crossing the sidewalk
Patrick Mahoney aud George Young were Jointly
mtted trial charge Of stealing from the premises
oil William Delaney, No. all East Twelfth street.
watch, ono gold chain four half soyereigns and
silver CONS, all Of tho value OF $50. Most OF the
property was found on the person OF Young when
arrested.
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DOMESTIC IxrELrcITY.

A cowARDLY ASSAULT.

COWARDLY ASSAULT.
Edward Murray, bartender employed on the corner
OF Third avenue and Fiftythrd street. srraigned
on charge Of assault and battery Alice Ryan, No
125 East Broadway. She complained that on Monday
sho went up town to friend and met the accused
on getting of the without any provocaton her
part and after she had told him where she going
he struck her with his cencncd fst the bridge Of
the nose and broke H. He denied the charge but was
held for trial In default Of $500 bail
BURGLARS FAILURE.
Alice Pritz, Of No. 621 Tenth avenue, preferred .
charge of burglary against James Radcliffe, who gave
h,s residence a. Newark, N. J. He broke into her
rooms IL alleged, and was in tho act OF removing
&136 worth OF jcwelry and clothing when he dis
covered He did not deny admit tho charge, aud
held for trial
THE yoRKvILLE srABBINo AFFRAY.
John Donovan, Of No $3.50 Third avenue, was CON-
mitted 70 await the result Of the stab wound inflicted by
him On Monday night on Joseph Fitzgbbons The lat
ter VINO is IN the German Hospital Is not considered
in critical condition
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
On Monday night James Quinn, OF No. ST. East
Seventeenth street, passing through his hallway,
he was attacked, as he alleges, by John Henpcssy,
aged nineteen who knocked him down and robbed him
OF So Hcnncssy was rcmanded for examination.
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FALSE IMPRISONMENT CASE.

On Nay s. Of last year, John Rodgers, furniture
broker OF this city, while walking through Broadway
and when near Chambers street, was accosted by Mr.
Archibald Scott, wealthy Ice dealer, residing at No.
BOO West Thirty 1rst street, who seized Mr. Rodgers
and, that gentleman claims, called him thief and
sw,ndlef and then attempted shoot him. Mr.. Scott
called Ofnccr Frazer OF the Broadway squad, who
Mr. Rodgers and took him to the Sixth precinct
station house, where Mr.. Scott charged Mr. Rodgers
with swindng Sergeant Haggerty, on Mr.. Scotts
complaint, remanded Mr.. Rodgers TO the Tombs, and
Judge Sherwood, alter hearing the statement OF Mr..
Scott the complainant, discharged Mr.. Rodgers, who
Immediately brought suit against Mr. Scott for dam
and Mr. Scott arrested and held to trial The
casc was tried yes erday before Judge Alker In the
Marine Court by Mr. William r. Howe counsel for Mr..
Rodgers. and after full statement of the the
Jury BY Mr. Howe tho jury rendered verdict in favor
Of Mr. Rodgers for $3.50.
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The foreclosure suit Of Eliza r. B. King vs. Samuel
Duryea growing out Of the old Bovine estate htga-
Hon, decided by Judge Larremore yesterday in the
Supreme Court, Special Term. Mrs. King rhen Miss
Bowne) and Mr. Duryea the heirs, and the
tors failing divide the estate directed by the WILL
the plaintiff brought suit against them; but
promise effected all around, certain portions Of the
real estate set APART for MISS Bovine and other
portions for Durye. and for the equalization Of the
partition Duryca gave certain mortgages to Miss
Bovine on his share Two years later Miss Bovine
brought slit upset this arrangement charging tina
tho whole arrangement including the accounting Of the
trustees was fraudulent and VOID. Judge Sutherland
decided that II fraudulent and void, and directed
new accounting by the trustees 70 Mrs King. In the
foreclosure Ut these mortgages Duryea set up de-
fence that they were given on the faith Of judg
mcnt and compromise ana these had been broken by
Mrs. King, he should not have to pay, the considera
tion falling Judge Larremore overruled the lefence,
holding that Judge Sutherlands decision in way set
aside the mortgages but only required the trustees to
mako new accounting 10 Mrs. King. Judgment !
oruercd in $22 233 - for plaintiff Mr.. f. r. slough
con appeared for plaintiff and Mr.. W. H. Evnrts for de-
Icndant-