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DIR. SoHENrK's PULMoNIc SYRUP, SEA WEED
TONIC AND MANDRAKE PILLs.-These medicines
have undoubtedly performed more cures of Con-
sumption than any other remedy known to the
American public. They are compounded of vege-
table ingredients and contain nothing which can be
injurious to the human constitution. Other rene.
dies advertised cures for Consumption, probably
contain opium, which is somewhat dangerous
drug in all cases. and if taken freely by consumptive
PATIENTS it must do great injury for its tendency is
to confine the morbid matter in the system, which
of course, must make cure impossible. Schencks
Pulmonic Syrup is warranted not to contain
particle OF opium 1t is composed of powerful but
harmless herbs, which act on the lungs, liver
stomach and blood, and thus correct all morbid
secretions and expe all the diseased matter from the
body. These are the only means by which Con-
sumption can be cured, and as Schencks Pulmonc
Syrup, Sea Weed Tonic, and Mandrake Pills are the
only medicines which operate in this way, it is
obvious they are the only genuine cure for
Pulmonary Consumption. Each bottle of this
invaluable medicine is accompanied by full directions.
Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal office,
corner Sixth and Arch Streets, Philadelphia every
Monday, where all letters for advice must be
addressed.
jul eod1m&wsn1m
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KENDALL & WHITNEY have for sale Sands
Triple Motive White Mountain Ice Cream
Freezers, the best in the market jy24t
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LADIES, you can match your dress goods In
worsteds, fringes and kid gloves at my store,
495 Congress street.
CARLTON KIMBALI.
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THE steamer Chesapeake will leave for New
York this afternoon.
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A LUXURY as we'll as as a necessity. DR..
Hopper speaks of Cocoa as admirably adapt.
ed for the sick, while for those in health it is a
luxury" All grocers sell that prepared by
Walter Baker & Co., which will be found I'M
excelled by any foreign or domestic manufac-
ture.
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HIGH School STATIsTIcs.-The following
are the semi-annual returns of the High School:
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RaMdaiu COLLEGE.

The commencement exhibition Of drawings
in the engineering department will BIZ open
from July 10 to July Is. The following is
catalogue:
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
LOST

TN Cape Elizabeth in Portland, June 3Oth, a
y small glass face and back gold case American
Watch, Riverside, No. SAL PA. Heavy gold chain
and large gold iocket. with monogram, j. A, NJ. in
gold and charms attached The finder will be lib
orally rewarded by leaving it with j. A. MERRILL
q CO., 233 Middle Street, Portland. ju2d3ts
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DIVIDENDS. The city banks will pay tho
$3,O5O,OOO

The following semi.annual dividends are ali
navahln tc -dav
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ton Company for the nominal sum Of $4,000; that
shortly aiterward he sold the assets OF the company
for sl04 600 and converted tho 20 his own use
and that OF his wife; that he accounted to tho
New York and Troy Steamboat Company, but con-
verted TO his $4,000 belonging to the Steam
boat Company OF which Martin Hancox claims TO
own oneseventh interest, amounting TO $4,000 II
alleged that Jacob W. Hancox and wife reside at Bell.
VILE N. j.. ana that he has 5000 que him under con.
tract with the Citizens Steamboat Company. which
money is to be PAID 10 him by Joseph Carroll its SUI
perintendent. motion made aside an at
iachment made In tho case, which motion Judge Davis
yesterday granted
Judge Blaichiord gave a decision yesterday the
case OF William " yyruns and others, owners OF tho
bark Charles L. Pearson, vs.. the steamship Alex
andrn, which had been libeed and an action brought
10 recover S25. 00o damages from the owners OF the
steamer A collision occurred with the steamship,
on the 10Th OF May, 1876, while the Pearson was got.
ting under way from her anchorage in Grdney's chan
mel, the lower bay OF New York and which cut the
latter down 10 the waters edge. In his decision the
Judge says that the steamship running ten knots
an hour and did not reverse nor engines until within
about TOUR hundred and Atty feet OF the Pearson when
she was fully able to reverse her engines when she
nine hundred feet away decree was, therefore,
Issued for tho libcants, with q reference TO Assess
the damages
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N. Y, Dec. ii, 1877.
In the Court OF Appeals on Tuesday, December IL.
Appeals from orders:-No. 3Ss. IN 70 Hermance vs..
Supervisors Of Ulster county. argued by K. Schoon
maker for appellant, J. N. Van Wagner for respon-
dent; No. 3S5 Stewart VS.. NICOLA, argued by A. I.
Compton for appellant Henry H. Rice for respondent
General Caiendar-No. 1856 Knobs VS.. Barnnart argu.
ment resumed and concluded; No. l72, The Germania
Fire Insurance Company vs.. The Memphis, Nc, Rail-
road Company. argued by s. Hand for appellant II. =
Van Wnkle tor respondent; No. 237, Iaber vs. Della
ware &C.. Railroad, argued by jacob Van Alta and
Isaac ;. Newton Tor appellant Orlow W. Chapman tor
respondent Case still on.
DECISIONS
Decisions in the Court OF Appeals Tuesday, Dccem-
Der IL, 1871
Allen vs. Observation-Disclosures amended and motion
denied
Miller vs. Long Island Railroad Company.-Judg
event.
Knsey vs.. Leggett; First National Bank OF Buffalo
Abergcr; First National Bank OF Buffalo va Wood |;
Griffin Saloman; story VS.. Saloman; Laurence vs..
Palmor.-Judgmcnt affirmed with costs.
Kecnev Va Homo Insurance Company.-Order oil
General Term reversed and judgment ordered on YER
dict with costs.
King VI. Grecnway. -order granting new trial
affirmed and Judgment absolute Tor defendant on
stipulation with costs.
Chamberlain VS.. observation-disclosures OF General
Term aud Of Surrogate reversed and re.
mitcd for further hearing before tho Surrogate with
costs OF all parties to be PAID out OF the estate
Sixth Avenue Railroad VS.. Gilbert Elevated Rail-
road.-Appea dismissed with costs.
Madge VS.. Fing-Order reversed and motion TO va
cato order OF arrest granted, with costs.
CALENDAR.
The calendar OF tho Court Of Appeals for Wednesday,
December H. 1877, us iollows:-Nos 100, 159 100,
$50, $50, 152, 20S, 228
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l,
Before Judge Gildersleeya
A FoRGER ovEEHAULED.

FoRGER ovEgHAULED.
George H. Smith, forty three years old was arrapncd
for trial by Assistant District Attorney Herring
with forgery. II was alleged that on tho 10Th OF No.
vember. 1876. he drow a cheek for $40 on William D.
Garretson, OF the Grand Union Hotel on the Pacific
Bank, to which was affixed the signature OF w. r..
Bcebe, No. 6S Wall street. Tho check was subse-
qucuty found TO be worthless IL was further ascer.
that he had uttered other worthless checks on
J. T. Wilson Il Co, Of Park place, and J. H. Budeau
OF Murray street, receiving return goods and
change When called 10 the bar tho prisoner
guilty and sent 10 the State Prison for two years
STEALING SLEEVE BUTToNa
John Mulhall, aged hfty.Gve, q vagrant by occupa-
ton tried and convicted of having on the 10Th OF
October last stolen pair OF sleeve buttons value cd at
SIS, from the counter In the OF Josiah d. smith
No On Worth street. Owing to his dccrepd condition
Judge Glldersleeve inflicted the mud sentence Of ono
years imprisonment IN the Pententiary.
RESULT OF A GAME OF CARDS
Jeremiah Kcneally. pcdlor OF No 3l3 East Fifty
ninth street, was charged with clonious assault on
Edward Sullivan, a barkeoper. OF No. 1,I29 Second
avenue, having, as alleged, stabbed him with knife
The complainant and the prisoner had been PLAYING
cards. when quarrel arose. The prisoner was elected
and IL claimed by Mr. Price. who appeared Tor the
accused that he brutaly beaten In tho street. IL
also shown that IL was not until tho prisoner was
knocked down aud IN imminent danger that hc used
the knife. Ho was acquitted.
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RIAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales wero made on the Exchange
yesterday:-
ny RICHARD " nARSFrr.
los. each 25s io2 2. n Of East list st.. 1903 H. O.
Also r public Il = w
and dwelling house win 9, lot 2a4xioo , No ilo
70 And's~' NV s,.c.wr AND nixra oo"
story frame house. with lot 25x64, W. OF 10Th
av.. running through TO broadway. 75ll t. H. OF
Tooth st. TO plaintiff OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4l0o
foreclosure r r i i1s a'rS tho
twostory frame and two-s.ory brick stables and
Sos s ,anSo.4 Nos 5as e 5a7 West le.hss :.
,sns or: Va s.:, s
and two story frame house, rear, with lot 2i2x
s, No s ~ !, % a'sn a., u " between sullivan and 10,
''''' - = ny rsirn y mrrsa ''''A
the sS S.y s%s 'st c ana and ST g ssa
SSH; .. of Now Chambers and Roosevelt ss..to
Louis ny 4 !; nlsscsra AND sos %"
Executors sale TO close the estate oil Mrs Il. A.
ane e ss housed With q 'ns s ss so ana s .
st.. s., 100 IL. 9. OF Hoyt St, Biockiyn 10 Anton
Eilers 5000
Total sales for the day ..................s3 s 5oa
ii2th st., .. 2aean v. q Az a, 20 iexioon;
% Even and wife g GEORGE Kieard 5000
aIsr; 4 noon and husband to i. i Jones, ..: Nom.
Bl.. y, . "
18th s. 10 II. n. OF 05th ST. IS 2xIOD; James
r. Leeds to NJ. v. II Nebb. Nom
18th ST.. 12J r. VI. oil 9th av.. 25xy2 James Me-
Donald and vile to amcs Dowd ................ 02O
Eldridge st., e., 10 H. n. Of stanton ST., 25x7G2:
r. schlegei and wife to i. simon. Nom
gsth ST., =, 225 Il O. of 4th av., 25x1Oo. 10; A.
Mcneil reierce TO John kuddell .......,... $50
37th ST.. n. 800 IT, OF l0,h av, 73x9S %; Henry
O. Baker TO y. D. bywAter... ............... 1000
Lincoln Az. g. so f. n. OF l3Jd ST.. 5Ox 100 (29d
ward O. Landou and wife TO Y. Bonticon -. Nom
Hamilton ST. =. S. dot No. $685. 25xIUa.3; H. a.
Power texecutorJ TO q. A. Hedges ............ Nom
Both St. n: s., 40 H. ~ OF 9th av.. 2ox9s.g: ii. L.
UnderhiIi to H. w. Underhili. ........... Nom
10th ST., So 1855 H. O. OF ID ay.. 25x102.2; same TO
$50 st., s. 800 II. W. OF 11h av' LOOK IO2 ., Fer.
psnda Wood and wife to j L. T. Wood .......-. Nom
9th av, n. corner OF 127th st.. 2OxIOO, n W.
Loew reieree) to o. Hencsens -. 1000
MoRrGAGRx
Dinglcdein, John Is. and wife. to Eliza A Christy
OF 77th st. ". OF LIST av; year. ......... 5000
Newcomb, Obadiah and wifc. to John Coclrane, n
OF 18th ST., W. OF I'd NV; .......,... 1000
Same TO j. L. Thompson. n = Of 18th st.. W. OF I'd
av; .......... 1900
Wilson. Henry and wife. TO United States Trust
Company. w. - OF Thompson -, n. OF Houston;
Nelson, klira 60 .. X. Hora. as Of lane ~. ". Of
Greenwich; 60
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AN EXPECTANT NEPHEW.

There was recently published in the HERALD an APP
LEGATION made by Peter B. Ross, nephew Of Mrs. DE.
borah A. weslerneld, woman over eight ytwo years
age. to cut down hor allowance from 81, 500 year.
sho having been aajudged q iunatic The petition was
urged the ground OF tho needy condition OF the
next OF kin and tho heavy draft upon the estate,
which, upon the old lady's death. goes TO the
nephews and neces, IL being urged that rne
couIj 1--we more cheapy In n Iunatic asylum.
Judge Davis yesterday gave the following decision IN
he case, which carries with IL It's own comments
.Mrs Westcrhed Is shown to be eighty years Of age,
and far diseased by softenng OF the brain to
have been adjudged lunatic She resides In her own
house. where she has lived since 1850 The PROPOSE.
lion remove her ihereirom because she could live
more cheapIy elsewhere prepostercus and
entertained Tho committee OF her estate has been
directed TO pay to bcr husband who is tho committee
Of her person, the sum of 81, 500 annually, TO be
applied toward her support. THIS does not equal
tho from her personal estate IL objected that
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CmAMBERs--Hed by Judge DAVIS
Nos 2ll, 80, III, l20. 1877, l59 1856, 205, 2l5 22l
236. 242, 2l3, 245, 246 AT, 2Is, 2I9 253 1885, 257
2GG, 2G7.
SUPREME couRr-srEclAL TEaM-Held by Judge
Barrett-Nos 5i6, 527, 559. ols, 600, 497 552, 5e2
43l, $50. o4s, 56l, 573, $50 62D 1873
surEEME coUnr-CiRoulr-ra Part Held by judge
1858 957 1856 AIS pose. 2o4o, 2o4l 2o42, 2o4s, 2o4
IA, 94S ll43 2O3l 5051a, 1913, 1855, ls2 $685. l727
49,. 1919, 200 9oo, 2s4d, issa lo7s Ia 2o97 27o
Case on-No. 1900. No day calendar. Part Sled
by Judge Van Brunt-Nos 1911, 800. 1926 144s, 1911,
934 1862 1869, l6lo, l64l, IT'S, $780, 80 1916, FOL %
SUPERIOR CouRr-spxcIAL ixRM-Hela by Judge
sedswiskNos 81 q ~ SO. Il, 81, 20, SO So 80, 10,
SupERIoR Counr-IRIAL TERM-Part Hold by
Judge SANFORD 2s1, 2S7. e27 $780, 2l7, 500 $50.
by Chief Justice Curts-Nos LAG, 40 us, 1872 14j.
l44, 354 3s4 1857, $40, 74s, 776 533 20o, 49, Part
3--Hed by Judge Freedman-Nos. 6G3 602, l5l 632,
779, $40, $3.50 563, 33i, 34I, 37l, 302, 1871.
COMMON PLEAs-EouIrY TERM-Aeld by Judge Van
Hoesen.-Nos 7, 20, ~, ~, IL 80, rs
COMMON PLEAs--rRIAL rERM-iart Held by Judge
Lnrrenore. Mos 1868, $50, 1906 2067. 264, 1903,
Held by Judge Koolnson-Nos. 7oi, 2siS sa5, iloo,
go 1854, l350, l4O7, l157. Part 3.-Aojourned Tor
MAaISE CouRr-TnnL TERM-Part Held by Judge
McAoam. Nos 2469, 1884, $685. 1927, SS43. 1880,
1881, 2352, 2S76 37SS 1882. 23s6 23S7 24o3, 24o5,
Judge Aiker.-Nos 2l7a, 2o4i, 2s7s, 2o35, ls6oS,
1919, 24SO, 22oa 54l. ioo51s 1907, 23il 25lo, 25l
1872, 1878. Part 3-Heid BY Judgo Gocpp.-Nos
2l5l, 2lS2 $780, Pts. $780, 2l0s. 25l9 1886, 5237,
523S, ll3S, 2493, 2404, 2523 1924.
SUPERIOR CoURr-GESERAL TEaM.-Adjourned unit
December %.
SUPERIOR CouRr--GENERAL TERM AND COMMON
PLEAs--IENERAL TKRM-Adourned for the term:
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoNs-Fart Hold BY judge
Glide rseeve-The People vs. William Buckley and
Frederick Buckley, burglary; Same w. William Dag
get grand larceny; Same John N. Herbert, grand
larceny; Same Benjamin Bell, felonious assault
Same vs. rilio Milligan. feionous ASSAULT Same vs..
James clifford, telonous assault; Same VS.. Dominica
Cuorrixi feonioua assault; Same vs.. Joseph Coyne,
telonious assault; Same VS.. Michael Carroll, Henry
Hagan and William Bluney burglary; Same vs. Louis
St0ms, burglary; Same Thomas Doran, bur-
glary; Same james Clark, grand larceny
Same We Alma Benwrelln, petit larceny Part q
Held by Recorder hackett.-rhe People vs.. Thomas
Donlon, feonious assault; Same W.. Frederick Eel
lows grand larceny, Same Va. Henry Bongrand, false
prctences; Same John Schweers, feloDious assault
Same vs.. Henry Hartly, burglary; Same W. John j.
Ryan, burglary Same vs. Henry Landgrover, burg
larry; Same vs.. Thomas Cunningham, grand larceny
Same vs. John Handey, grand larceny; Same Va Rob
ert II. Holmes, grand larceny; Same VS.. Robert H..
Hill, grand larceny; Same vs. Alice Randolph, grand
larceny; same vs.. William Doritz, forgery.
COURT OF OYER AND IERMiSER-Hed by Judge
Brady.-Tho People VS.. Thomas D. Lambert perjury.
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY DECEMBER T. ls7-TR1PLE SHEET

pleaded guilty to one Indictment In consideration Of
his age Recorder HacketI imposed the mitgated pen.
atty OF two years In State Prison.
COOL FORGERY.
James Hanly, aged twenty five, Of No Is Harrison
street. pleaded guilty to forgery, having, the 18th
OF November last, gone to tailoring establishments
on the Bowery and presented note purporiing DO
signed by Joseph Norton OF No 81 Dey street, asking
lot loan oil $40 which gwen. The prisoner aso
asked TO be measured Tor suit OF clothes The for.
gerry was discovered, and the prisoner was soon alter
arrested He was sent to the state Prison Tor three
years
FELoNIoUs ASSAULT.
John Ross, laborer. was charged with ieloniously
assaulting Robert Jacobowsky, IN uinerant cigar
dealer At Burning snip, with knife and stabbng him
In the head The prisoner, VINO was defended by Mr..
William T. Knitting, testified that the complainant
had previously insulted him anu thai he only struck
nm with his INST He denied having knife his pos
session and said that the received by the COM
plainant WAS from lailing the curbslon The jury
found the prisoner guilty of assault and battery and
Recorder Hackett sent him TO tho Penenary for one
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THE TAYLOR BREWERY.

The motion for receiver of tho Taylor L. Son Brew
cry, made on behalf Of Amzi L. Camp, a shareholder
IN the company, Tor tho appointment OF u receiver
was heard before Judge Davis, in Supreme Court,
Chambers, yesterday. Tho plaintiff, as previously
stated the HERALD. alleged the Insolvency OF the
company, mismanagement of It's affairs by Nicholas
b. Taylor and the other officers and fraud dividing
the capital stock among Nicholas Taylor ana other
prominent gentlemen. These several allegations
denied by numerous afndavits vndicatng the gentle
men accused After tho reading Of the aiiidavits
Judge Davis denied the motion Tor receiver holding
that u would DO u dangerous and unwise exercise OF
judicial power to determine a controversy OF this
character atldavits Mr. ID. M. Porter appeared
tor plaintiff, aud Mcssrs. william A. Beech. J. W.
Gerard, John r. BurrI and Henry Taylor Tor the
defendants.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2,
Before Recorder HackctI

Hiram Thompson, sixty-nvc years old who said hs
camo from Virginia. arraignod at tho bar by Az.
sstant District Attorney Russell indictmon Is
charging him with grand larceny. II appeared that
having hired a room AT No. 1ls Macdougal street he
went the ID OF November last to the
OF LOUIS Ernest, No. IL East Fourteenth street, and
hired piano under tho name OF J. b. johnson. The
piano was subsequently traced to No. ITO Broadway
and removed TO No 10 West sixteenth street. ON
the 9th OF November tho prisoner proceeded tho
establishment OF Messrs. KDabo, No. liz Fifth
avenue, hired another valuable instrument,
when he directed be sent TO No. II
Second avenue. Suspicious having been aroused, In
qu'rics were promptly sot foot, resulting In the
covery VI the piano at the auction No. u East
Broadway, where tho prisoner had sent II TO DO dis
posed o. On being called to tho bar the prisoner
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Tho suit brought by p. s. Gilmore against Sheridan
Shook tor an accounting was yesterday discont
by Judge Van Aoescn.
The trial OF tho suit brought by Jacob Hugi against
the New York and Providence Steamship Conn any 10
recover damages for injuries sustained and loss OF
baggage account OF the sinking Of the steamer
Mctis tho full facts OF have already been pub
lished in the HERALD, was commenced yesterday, bc-
fore Judge Robinson In the Court OF Common Pleas.
In the case OF Duncan, Sherman Co. Judge Batch
ford yesterday handed down short decision In which
no stated that of the specifications Of tho com
plant were too indefinite, and that others OF
alternative character These were ordered to be
amended and put into a more legal form.
The Grand Jury Of tho criminal branch of tho United
States Circuit Court was discharged by Judge Batch
lord last evening, III the abscnce OF Judge Benedict
who sunern g IRON sick ness The only notable M.
dictment found Is that against Moses A. snyder who
charged with embezzlng the funds OF the Exchange
National Bank OF tins city.
ings Bank, has brought SUIT against Thomas Gcrary
late president and trustee OF the bank, TO recover
SIS, 9S8 So claimed 10 be due on OF pay mt
OF dividends OF the bank in excess Of profits and
tor accounting on contract Tor erecting tho bank
building al the corner OF street and Third
avenue Tho case came TO trial yesterday, before
Judge Lawrence, holding supreme Court, Circuit
The answer Is "a general denial. Messrs Barlow "
Olney appear Tor tho plaintiff, ana Messrs Anderson
Il Mann Tor tho defendant
Harry j. Seymour, the theatrical costumer, brought
SUIT in the Marine Court against Dr. William B. Eager,
Jr recover $500 Tor the Gi hired TO be
used In giving theatrical performances along The line
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. The was tried
yesterday before Judge McAdam and jury, VINO
found that tho Doctor vas acting merely as the agent
OF one Malctte ana not on his own account, aud on
that ground rendered "a verdict for tho defendant
ln the suit brought by John Brennan against Henry
Goodsein and Others IN which the paintin sought to
recover SIG QUO worth OF diamonds and other cwelry
alleged 10 have been stolen from tho plaintiffs store
IN Philadelphia, the facts Of which have been pub.
lished verdict rendered yesterday before Judge
Donohue, IN Supreme Court, Circuit. A verdict was
tttu hath al .g
goods belonging 10 the plaintiff found IN the defend.
ants possession. Messrs John Q. Mott ana George
II. Fletcher appeared Tor The plaintiff and Colonel
Spencer and ex-Judgc Koch Tor The defendant
Martin b. Hancox charges that Jacob W. Hancox
President OF Tho New York and Troy steamboat Com.
Jacob w. Hancox stock OF the Venezuela Transports
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should be supported out OF her husbands income.
but that income Ia small, aud his answer shows
that IL 10 needed and used, in addition TO The
81. 500 for the comfortable support Of them both in
their present residence, and that when added to tho
ST. 500 II gives them but about So 500 tor their sup
port Mrs Westerleld IS entitled TO live in the
comfort aud abundance even 10 which she has
Tor years accustomed The property is her own, aud
its income wholly belongs 10 her. and II is The duty of
this Court see TO II that she Is provided with every
comfort suitable TO her station IN life, including all the
care and attendance which her unfortunate condition
demands. The husband is bound by his marta al OBJ
legations to do his part toward her maintenance and
care: but he does ali that can be required when
shows his income goes into joint fund for their
common support In the manner Ia which they have
been accustomed to live This application by an OK
pectant nephew Is an ungracous one, and docs not
commend itself to the favor OF the Court The prayer
or his petition should he denied, with costs, TO be
taxed aud paid by tho petitioner"
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MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Kelly will to-day pay of the inspectors
OF election poll clerks and landlords tho ourtn,
Fifth and Sixth Assembly districts
resolution was yesterday introduced In the Board
Of Aldermen which was rciorrcd to tho Committee
Public Works, compelling elevated railroad companies
place lamps their posls al night In certain quar-
OF tho
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WINCHELL DIVORCE SUIT

Tho SUIT for divorce brought by Rensselaer, B..
Wnchell against bis wife, Eliza Winchcll which has
been pending for such long time In courts, re-
suited yesterday in a decree Of divorce granted by
Judge Speir, OF the Supreme Court in favor Of tho
plaintiff Tho parties were married tho 18th OF
September, 1860, aud have one child living Tho
complaint charged tho wife with having committed
adultery with one William II. schooey. To this an
answer was put IN denying the acts OF adultery COM
planned OF aud setting up counter charges OF adultery
against plaintiff The Court also orders the Gus
iody Of the child, Belle Wnche, TO be given to tho
plaintiff.