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The New York herald., 1876-12-12
'MORE SINNED AGAINST THAN
SHINING"
''AIOIiE

In a cvorre suit, pending in tho Court OF Common
Pleas 5ctwecn Adelaide Altman and her husband Ignaz
Altman on The ground OF cruel and innuman treat
mcnt OF his wife by the latter, application was
made TO Judge Van Hoescn. the part OF tho wife,
Tor an allowance OF aliinony and counsel fee In
opinion rendered by the Judge yesterday, denying the
application OF the wife, he up the statements
manner somewhat uncomplimentary to the woman
lie says ;i do not believe that Il less meritorious
application ior alimony made II the evil
dencc upon the trial shall establish the facts alleged
the ailidaviis the complaint VIII certainly be dig
missed. Tho defendant seems to be more sinued
against than ssDning The aildavts show hun To be
,i kinu and nnectouatc disposition much more
hkey TO suffer wrong from than To do wrong TO his
wife. They show furthermore that the wife in tho
habit OF publicly insulting him OF rcpcllng his
advances There is little doubt that she is lacking
affection for hun. She alleges that tho 10th day OF
Norcmocr 1876 he violently struck her without
prov0catcn. This the defendant positively denies.
ana give crcGencc to that denial The aidavs satisfy
that tho plaIntin has acted from the first, and is
acting, IN pursuance OF q fixed determination
not to perform her duties as awife. she has avowed
her intention To live apart from Der husband and
compel him 10 pay her alimony. She abandoned her
husbands home without cause excuse. While living
with him she applied 10 hun such epi,hcts liar and
common dog She neglected him in sickness On the
other hand the defendant rs shown been
two considerable AZ tho boarding house he prom.
iscd grsutcs to the servants Tor their special
10 his wifc He brought homo fruits and delicacics
her he bore in silence Rulings and insults.
premium upon unwiiely conduct to allow the paintin
alimOnyN
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THE BROOKLYN ALDERMEN.
DIG FIGHT FOR THE sroILs BETWEEN THE
DEMOCRATS AND THE REPUBLICANS.

DIG FIGHT FoR THE sroIIs BETWEEN THE
DEMOCRATS AND THE REPUBLICANS.
There Is likely to DO lively for the Office OF
President of the Brooklyn Board Of Aldermen. Tho
democrats have majority in the Board, and the
publicans hope by internal disscnsions among their
opponents elect their candidate. There are, It is
said such vast interests involved. far as the demo-
concerned that they fully realize the impor
Of acting unit, and will not afford their oppo
ncnts tho slightest chance thwart them. OF course
the great point Is to retain possession Of tho
commissions and other city departments With n re-
publican majority IN the new Board The Police, Fire and
City Works commissions, bcsuc the departments OF col
lection Arrears aud Treasury with ing
patronage. considerable item ITSELF would pass OUT
OF their hands Whiic the democrats are bcut
tanning all these tho republicans are just hard
work IN endeavorng TO wrcst them away. AS the
first move toward accomplishing their purpose tho
republicans are working To elect one OF their number
President OF the Board, but thoy labor outset
under the disadvantage OF disanection ong sh
selves. Tho difficulty is that three ono
place, and each declares that he must have it,
These three John French, the present presiding
officer Alderman Ray, OF the Thirteenth ward, and
Alderman 4. B Fisher, OF the Twenty-third ward. A
Of the republican members VIII be held this
evening when II is expected they will decide upon
their candidate.
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DIR. FLINT,S TEAPOT.

The apparently incxhaustblc teapot OF cdr Flint
was again present in Supreme Court, Chambers yes
tcrday, sending its necromancng steam whstling
sagcs Of mysterious import under the judicial
II expected that Judge Brady would render de-
cision Doctors application to be released from
Imprisonment. The Doctor is imprisoned for
tempt OF court in not paying aiimony awarded his
wife, and asked to be released the ground that by
reason OF his poverty he unable TO comply with
The ordcr OF the Court Judge Brady said ho OF
the impression that three other judges had previously
passed upon the same question submitted TO HIM.
But however that might be, ana however harsh might
tor not paying money he was unable TO pay, such
seemed to be tue effect of the decisions, aud ho
could not go back OF them. lie would
10 glad TO bo referred 10 some author
iiy which would justify bim IN setting
the man tree under the circumstances. Mr.. George
w Wilson. counsel for the prisoner said hc thought
he could md such authority, and asked adjourn
mont Tor that purpose. Even the counsel for Mrs
Flint, who so unrclcntingly holds the Doctor under
legal restraint. seemed half inclined to consent 10
release, and informed the that he would consult
his client as TO the necessity OF further insisting tho
defendants imprisonment. He admitted Ia effect, that
the imprsOD ment bad heretofore been Upon
principally because the defendant had taken
10 nagn the reputation ol pa niim In The apparent
wish OF both SIDES 10 terminate the Doctors inprson-
mcnt Judge Brady concurrcd, saying he, TOO tired
the casc und indeed tho desire of all seemed DO
that the Doctor might be able to appeal his teapot
ses loyal and peaceful mode Of removing Il ior-
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THE GAS COMMISSION.

OPENING BIDS FOR SUPPLYING GAS FOR
1S77--AN INCREASE IN PRICE DEMANDEp.
A meeting OF the Gas Commission consisting OF
Mayor wickbam, Comptroller Kelly and Commits
soncr Campbell, was hold yesterday in the City Hall.
The following proposals for lighting the city lamps
with gas during 1877 wcrc opened -
New York Gas Company, districts south OF Grand
street $50 per lamp Manhattan Gas Company dis
trcts from Grand TO Thrty-four;h street, $50 Mutual
Gas Company, districts embracing portions OF those
OF the New York, Manhattan and Metropolitan com
panics, $50; Metropolitan Gas Company, district be-
tween Tniry-ourth and Seveny-nnth streets, $3s;
Harlem Gas Company, districts north OF seventy
ninth street, s37 90.
The New York aud Manhattan companies ask s13
per lamp more than they receive IRON ito city at
present. ana tho Mutual Company increase OF
$40 70. No awards have yet been made.
The appropriation for this year tor furnishing gas
to tho city amounts 500, 600 Should tho
in bids OF the New York and Manhattan ana Mutual
companies be allowed IL will be necessary ior tho
Board of Apportionment 10 appropriate 1881 900 Tor
next
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BOARD OF APpoRTIoNMENT.

THIRD DISTRICT COURT HoUsE-PAIK I'M
pRovEMENT FUND STOCK AND RENT OF
ARMoRIEs-TuE ESTIMATES FOR 1877.
meeting Of the Board Of Apportonmcnt was held
in the Mayors onco yesterday morning Mayer
wickhnm, Comptroller Kelly and Tax Commissioner
Wheeler present. Mr.. Porter, ono Of the Com
mlssioncrs OF the Third District Court House. asked
for appropriation oil $4,000 to complete that stiuc
turc. A communication also received from The
Park Department asking for an issue OF $4,000 city
park Improvement fund stock The judges Of tho
Court General Sessions requested appropriation
meet salary expenditures Tor the mouths OF Novem-
Der and December CT this year Those requests wcrc
all referred Tor consideration 10 Comptroller Kelly.
A resolution was adopted authorizing Comptroller
Kelly 10 issue bonds the amount OF Sos, 100, the
money to be used for payment OF rent OF armorics
Til. Board went into executive session during tho
afternoon upon the estimates Tor 1877. They will hold
several additional sessions before the nna is
AZ
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COMPTROLLER KELLY.
rHI NEW DEPUTY SWORN IN-MoRE CHANGES
IN PROSPECT

rHH NEW DEPUTY SWORN N-MoRE cHANoxs
IN PROSPECT
Deputy Comptroller Richard A. storrs was sworn
into once yesterday before Mayor wickham and mme
diateIy entered upon his new duties. No further
changes have yet taken place, although is rumored
that many heads win fall in the basket within lew
days Comptroller Kelly policy seems TO be to make
haste slowly and when changes made 1t 10 under
stood that but efficient attaches viii be ap
pointed rush OF all grades of politicians, from the
election district the ward statesman. is nnn
ifest daily around The Finance Department since the
appointment OF Mr. Kelly Some OF those enterprsing
gentlemen will be, doubtless disappointed IN their ex
pectations oil places The Comptroller, his
friends say, will conduct the business OF his once
solely with eye to its thorough efficiency. ire
spectve OF political considerations. Such pubic
trust as the COMPROMISING OF this city, they contend
should not be run in the shape OF political machine
and Mr.. Kelly possesses independent characteristics
traton Tor the next four years OF that Office.
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WILLIAM NJ. TWEED.

HOW His CASE IS sHAPINo-HIs QUARTERS IN
LUDLOW STREET JAIL.
The facts OF his delivery by the Spanish authorities
stand merely facts and surrounded IN mystery
tho rcturS OF Tweed is probably not moro than
Of courtesy extended government OF the United
States By the Spanish government, and may DO pay
ing oil Indebtedness owing US since Argucllcs was
spirited away from New York hotel and sent back to
Spanish authority about twelve years ago, secretly
and quietly and without direct OF cxtradition
TO back up the transaction.
''wHAr Do?"
This pct expression Of the Boss applies to the
It stands There Is difference status OF any OF
tho procedures; he quietly walked out from the
barred doors OF Ludlow street, and nobody yet
knows where he went 10 alter his mysterious dsap
pcarance from the custody OF deputy shcrifs whose
optical delusons were certainly most elective. IL
applies also to the real estate investments and i'm
provcments OF ex.Warocn Dunham AT Long Branch,
whore he has been cutivaling garden sass"
and painting his houses like veritabc monarch OF a
nice locality NJ the seaside whilc Tweed has been
away; and it apphes to the prosecution against
Tweed who 10 better Oh now that he is at home,
and yet may lind themselves at upon the qucs on
OF interfering with possible disgorgeincnts OF real
tate 'by him to others duly conveyed and by the
obligations which may exist to treat the distinguished
visitor handsomely and carefully since he sent
back without the extrsdition warrant aud in the lace
OF the old story Endorsed by ono OF our Attorneys
General that The political doctrine OF tho United
States does imply that any state is under obliga-
special compact, due process OF law and requlsi-
ton.
coMYoErApLx IN HIS QUARTERS.
With abundant leisure to think his old associn-
ions in the cosey room, where there were bottles Of
good champagne always the ice, tho "Boss'' was
comfortable and resigned yesterday he could
well be under the sunny skies oil spain The lowering
clouds without made him just 4 little weary, and he
had but short conferences with his visitors and vet
To Judge from his tow words u friend, she finds the
OF New York congcnal and tho political situation
amusing enough TO keep the papers busy and give
aad lIo aalco avsox tta
that hc will Tell nothing; his pei sona effects and
baggage Will DO restored 10 him by the authorities at
Washington, and tho question OF further procedure
against MIN does not bother tho man who may be
called the "Great Defendant
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WORK OF THE CORONER.

Edward Rode, OF No, 4i2 West For,y-tourth street,
yesterday reported to Coroner wollman that his IN
fant female child had hccn accidentally sunocated in
bed, While sleeping with mother during the prcvi-
uishs.
Coroner Wolimin was yesterday notified to nvcsti-
gate the causes Of tho sudden death of tho following
persons --Emma Bauer aged fourteen months. OF No.
l4j Thompson street. and Peter w. Duncau aged y,
oil No AZ Cherry street.
Pnnbc Miller, aged sixy-six, OF Sixtycghth street,
Tenth avcLuc who taken to the Nincty-n
Street Hospital sunday night, suffering from over
dose OF opium, died there yesterday morning.
John Itwnsohd aged fcriytwo. OF Hath street. be-
tween Brook ana Wills avenues, died yesterday from
wound received by falling on blunt Instrumen mt sew
cral days ago.
Mrs Klcgg, OF No. 13l East Fifteenth street, who
HIS long been affected with heart disease out on
the extension oil her house ycstcrda, 10 sweep the
snow of the vaar --- -hile so ncaged fell dead
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THE AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY.
DENIAL OF THE LOSS OF ONE MILLION DOLLAR
BY THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.


BY THE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
report circulated in Wall street yesterday that
the loss sustained by tho American Express Company
by the destruction OF their sa:es at tho railroad acct
dent at Looneyville, Buffalo, amounted
81, COO 900. HERALD reporter called at tho COM
pany's Office in Broadway yesterday, aud learned from
Mr. C. g. Clark tho manag ng director that the accident
had happened to the express on the New York Gen.
trail Railroad, about sixteen miles this sido OF Buffalo,
One express car load OF market produco principally
poultry entirely consumed; likewise portion OF
second express car. Benjamin Woodworth OF
Utica. who had been in the cmpoy Of the company
about fifteen years, burned 10 death The through
Chicago SAFE which was in his keeping contained by
a wonderful chance only S700, which was acstroyed
Woodworth's sale, when no had brought from aio,
did contain, as tar as SIR. Clark had been able
learn, large amount OF money. He said he had not
yet lcaraed the precise sum- although lie thought
OF 600 would lie the highest figure could
be safely placed at. Indeed he said 1t might be
half OF that sum.
About six months ago Andrews, express
scnger in the employ OF the American Express, met
his death by burning, like Woodwork, on the Great
Western OF Canada Railroad The express companies
at this season Of the year are carrying moro money
Wost than Fast
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoUnT-cHAMBEns.
L. LIZ.


Van Chef vs. Hus,cd-Motion granted. Opinion.
Ferris VS.. Fcrris.-G ranted. Opinion.
Brcsier VS.. valkcnning.--Moton denied. Opinion.
Garbult VS.. Angell-Motion denied. Soc mcmoran-
Duryca VS. Duryca.-Divorcc granted
Eiipgnauscn Vi. Leask. - Dismissed
Matter OF CEurchw ard "A reference is necessary in
this
GRAHAM VS.. Bell and Luddington VS.. slosson.--Mcm.
Matter Of new street parallel to 155th street OF
Robinson W Rossini A. Dovisin; Burncs vs. Burncs
Matter OF sweeney Scott The Great Western In
surance Co.--Gruntcd.
by Judge Lawrence.
Matter OF McGrath; matter OF McLcay; matter OF
Case; matter OF Gilderslceve; matter OF Durkin; mat,
ter OF Gardner, and matter OF Wallace Motions
granted. Memorandums
Barker vs. Palmer. In this case desire ccrti0-
statement by the referee.
Eiinball VS.. Newton. Motion for leave TO discon-
tinuc this action is denied.
Matter OF O'Harc Tho motion TO vacatc the assess
mcnl must be denied Memorandum.
Matter OF the American Hand Peggng Machine
Company. case OF Gardner VS. Tycr "a abb, n.
- i63 does not refer tc receivers appointment under
the statute upon dissoiuon OF corporation, whether
voluntary in hostile proceeding, and again call
the attention o counsel 10 the questions asked in tho
memorandum previously fled
Muldoon IS. Pcrz--Thc motion to punish Anthony
Picrz tor contempt is denied Memorandum.
Matter OF tue second Baptist church; matter OF tho
Congregation shaari Zcdck matter o. the Central Bap
tst church, ana matter Of the Hebrew Benevolent So
rnndGms.
Falichild VS. rairchiId ct ai.-ordcr granted
Buling vs. Bchrc.- .-Memorandum Tor counsel
Tappan Caslro.-rhe referee should, think, ac-
ccpt thc proposition mace by the Chamberlain.
Mater Of Haberstsdt TO vacate orders do
nod without costs Memorandum.
Matter OF McCo>key. The motion to vacate the
scssmcht granted TO lots Nos Z, :, and 10 and
denied as 10 lots Nos and1
hitler VS. Linquert Referred TO William d. VIM
tcrtoa. Memorandum.
Foley vs.. Rathbonc.-Thc motion for nm allowance
oMr Havcns dcnicd costs. Memorandum
Foley Raihbonc Motion denied; no costs
Memorandum.
Natter OF Ross, &c.--Notion denied. Memorandum.
Coles vs. tocs.--I cuicriain much doubt as TO the
propricty OF confirming this report, and desire that
counsel inrnish brci Ia support OF the application
Matter OF Hendricks, Nc--Whcn The date, which
left blank Ia this order, is hllcd In will sign the
order
Earle VS. Hoffman Motion to strike out answer de-
MED The authority OIL Wayland VS. Tyscn, i5, n. ",
Isl, Thompson v. The Erie Railway Company. The
original answer must be nled.
The People cx rel. Gallagher vs. ST Anthony Roman
Catholic Total Abstinence Socieiy.-Motion denied
Memorandum.
Rycrson Brannigan. The plaintiffs appear
have guilty OF lachcs, but inasmucn the judg
entered and the motion for the allowance
not made by the defendant until three alter
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Bsrrest-Nos lss, 1ss, 1s7 lss, 100, lol l92, lea,
s 20. sss 9s ss 1s Is ss ss 7ss
ia, a76. $50
supKEME CouRr. CIRcurr-Part Held by Judge
Donohue-Sos. 1901. l9l5H, 203o, s62, 3709, 236l,
2s7s 923,z, s2l3 20il $685. 1850 2os3,s 2ol5, 1858,
4049 27s6 1863 394S 2091 25ll 25l3 25l7 252l 1923
252I, 254i. 25as. 2541 Part Held by Judge Law.
3-Held by Judge Larremorc,-Nos. 1867, l6ll, lqs5.
l7il1s, 657 1885, l549, 1928 3o7s, 2267 2277 1855,
27s. 3679 AIS 4ig, 27l, 2os9. 096. i27 3s4l, 4o4s
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESERAL IEgN-Held by Judges
Curtis and Speir-Nox n.
SUPERIOR couKr-srnclAL rEnM-Held BY Judge
saniordNos. l3 H. "a 2S 8, TO- Is, 20, Il, ~, 20,
80, A.
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRnL TxRM-Part Held by
435 1876 455 oS7 $685. 467 46s 473 1921 4o4, 4lo 4os,
49, asa asa, ass.
COMMON PLEAs-EorIrr TERx-Heid by Judge Van
Hoesen--Nos. 5. IA. 81.
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TxRM-Part Held by Judge
lois, Az ea2 1910 $50, 900 7os sos Par, 2-HeId BY
Juage Van Brunt-Nos 1913, 400 TO 1918 inclusive
Part 3-Hcd by Judge Robinson Nos. lo2l, ls, isl,
1033 1854 1858, l01S, &c., ll09 66S, s27 1916, l2le
1919. 1870.
MARINE CouKr-TErAL TKRN-Part Held by
so63, 1885, 5262, b292 4S29. so34 $685. 5293, 1886.
Part 2-Held by Judge Alker-Nos. 5l2s, 5l5o, 522s.
5229 5l6s 5475, 546s 546s $780, lsl3 5i7S 5lsa 54s
5490, 5493. Part 3-Adjourned until tom morrow.
Court OF GENERAL SEssioSs--Parl Held by Judge
sulhcriand-Thc People VS.. John Keuney, robbery; /;
Same Charles Flstcner, robbery; Same VS. William
Richmond, rape; same VS.. Martin Lake, burglary;
Same VS.. James Ceary, burglary; Same Va. Patrick
Flynn and John Costello burglary; Same VS.. Edward
Hayes, burriaryi, Same VS. John Grant. burglary;
Same vs. John Eag'n, burglary; Same vs. David
White, iclonous assault and battery !; samc
VS.. Bridget Walsh grand larceny; Same
VS. Mary Kane, grand larceny; Same VS. James
Kelly and james Morrissey. grand larceny;
Same william Daily and Richard Supple. grand
larceny; Same VS.. John Donney and Michael Hag
gerty, assault and battery. Part 2--Held by Judge
GdcrsIcevc.-Thc People ys. John Lappio, robbery;
Same VS.. Frederick kipp, ieonious assault and Dat-
tery Same VS.. John Brown, lelonious assault and
battery; Same VS.. James Nueent, feonious assault
and battery; Same John Reilly grand larceny !;
Same VS. Ida Levy, grand larceny.
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

special meeting OF tho Board OF Aldermen held
yesterday afternoon, with Alderman Purroy in the
chair Nothing but routine business was transacted,
aud tho Board adjourned TIL Thursday next
City Chamberlain Tappan makes tho following state
ncnt Of funds in his hands during the past week -
Balance November 20, $2,748 $50 OF; receipts
sI5is 9o5 III payments, 81, ,ssl, $50 49, balance De-
cembcr o, 81, AIS, ,sy6 9a
Mayor.eccl Smith Ely, Jr, having resigned his place
10 oil the will DO ordered ior tho I'd Of IAnu
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, n. Y Dec II, 1876.
In the Court Of Appeals to-day the following busi-
ness transacted
No. 40. Smith VS.. Mckinney.
No. 80. Smith VS.. Kidd.-Argued together as one
cause by N. II. Hcrschborg for appellant and Z. I.
Brown for respondent
No. So Norton VS. Pattee.-Argucd by Samuel Hand
for appellant and w. +. Cogswc for respondent
No. O. Packer vs. Ncyins.-Argucd by Jerome Buck
for appellant and ). b. Higginbotam Tor respondent
CALENDAR.
Tho following 10 the calendar for Tuesday, December
IL, lS76.-
Nos 90, 90, 94, II, 81, 6S, 10 and 81.
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churcn, FREpsRIcK p JAQtYs TO CArHAnm E. daugh-
ter OF Joseph Bickeriou, all OF East Orange. N >.
hATTHEws-DorcLAsA- In Jersey City, on Wcduce
day, December O. nj the residence OF the brides par
rents, by the Rev. John r. Hale, CaARLxs MArTHKwA
TO KATE daughter OF John Douglass. ESQ
PARSEK-M -MircHELL-in this city ON tho 7sh inst,
by Rev. John A. H. Chapman. DAVID L. PARKxs 70
LOUISE NJ MITCHELL, both Of New York.
fiTcHER-JKRkMfAA--0nM Monday, December 4. 1875,
JEREMIAH, all Of Brooklyn
PowKR-ELLExwooD --On Wednesday oeccmper 8,
1876, by Rev. A. 7. Kenyon, THOMAS 6. Pow8R, oi
Brooklyn. to Nxrrix, daughter OF Henry EIlanweod a
Clyde, N. Y.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Before Judge Sutherland.

GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 1.
Before Judge Sutherland.
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY.
William Kiian, OF No 32l East Fortc,h street, who
SAID he honorary member OF the Osccola Club.
whose rooms over the liquor OF John Kelly,
OF No 627 First indicted for having en-.
tered the premises and stolen wines and LIQUORS n
short time since. The prisoner tound guilty and
TO three years and months The state
Prison.
ADUL-FRATED MILK.
The cases OF thirteen milk dealers, indicted for
aduiera,ng MILK on the calendar Of Part OF tho
Court of General Sessions yesterday On m otion Of
counsel for the accused Judge Sutherland permitted
the 10 20 until Monday next, counsel tor
defence not being prepared TO so To trial
STEALING A WATCH.
Thomas Sullivan, baker, OF No. 3l4 Water street,
pleaded guilty to stealing watch from Henry Kravcrt
OF No lis East Fourth street, the night or the 81
inst, and was sentenced by Judge Sutherland TO two
years and six months IN State Prison.
STEALING DIAMOND PIN.
James Carson was arrairned the charge OF stealing
a diamond pm from Jacob Rcc on sunday The c6th
ult. The complainant alleged that the defendant
showed against HIM as he about 10 leave a THIRD
and that he observed his hand In tho act
OF taking MS properly. The jury found tho prisoner
guilty, and he was rcmandcd Tor sentence.
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MARRIED.

soy-OsrRAxpsR. On December 0, 1876 Mr..
ERNEST H. ALBERrsoS, OF Beviderc. N. j.. 10 RAcnxL
ANNA 0srRASDER OF brooklyn the residence OF The
brides parents.
HuERsrKL--BIGoT. -0n December g. al tho 81 Vim
cent oil Paul church. by tue Rev. J.. Aubril and tho
Rev. r. Cournier, assstcd by the sov. y. ArSuc!crc
EDMOND HUgRsTEL to CAROLINA BIGor, both Of New
York.
JAQuEs--BIcKERrox.-- Wednesday, December O. by
Rev. Dr. Bartine. q Calvary Aethopiss Episcopal
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BROOKLYN ELEVATED RAILROAD.

Alcttlon read in tho Brooklyn Board OF Alder
men yesterday from the Executive Committee OF the
Brooklyn Elevated Railroad Company, asking Tor tho
change OF roulc from that fixed 10 one rs foows:-
Commencing at Fulton ferry, along Water street,
Pcari street, Wiloughby street, Gold street. Dcknlb
avenue, Grand avenue, Lexington avenue TO Broad
way, and thence TO the city line. Referred 10 Railroad
Committee,
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ary nsxI The successor TO Mr.. Ely will only hold
Office until the Sd OF March, IL is understood that Ex
Governor Seymour rendered the nomination, but
refused 10 accept the ground OF Ill health. Mr..
David Dudley Field 10 also talked Of for the democratic
nomination.
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CARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED

HERmAS-LoErrLER.- JENNY, daughter Of Edward
Herman 10 SAMUEL LoHrfLER, ESQ., both OF this city.
WERNEE-LALLEMASD.-On sunday, December 10,