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The Common sense orIt

While changes in the mode Of clccting n
irrs i"nl are nhdrr diiicnSsS;lon It WIN be well
count wlil not he prey, nicd IN future by abu-
l,niug The electoral colleges. The Florilu and
opinion divided. and that division 81 public
opinion was the real and substantial trouble.
ia These states no personal question, about
publl' DIVIDED distinctly concerning the lldeu
Not" and llr iiN'S Noin Now no plan viii dis.
pruse with n count. We Sec no pos.ihiltv Of
doing nwny with. first, n counting III each State
ana second, a llnnl judgment hy Iongrr,, upon
mat eopntug. LIe,tQrs interfere VITA neither
prlIelpl
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TIE SUBJECTS OF TIE CAR.
SIkTJ-STk MfLLTON PEASANTS ron
HHOM ONE HINS VIM Is raw.


| 81 - iEkSfINi, may l.-lNllS~lU : dllDl-
ton ~ own the banks Of the Bo-poru9 nny
be- trl"od distinctly from Rurick. who in sG2
began to ruiz over The Noygorol district The
| touering empire TINT had its scat in Constant
nople was already threatened by the Russians
! The followers Of RuIirk no sooner hclcld the
! magniilocnce and tested the luxury of the
! city Of the Crock Caesars thln they rushed
| upon IL in well organized bands Tho
| EuXinc ana The BospOrus wOrr ihfa-t 4
by pirates. who rreyod ON morohnuis trad
| ing with the North. Those ats of and
! ngc we're soon followed bv more serious assaults
! During the absence of tn Emperor Michael
| from Consantinoplc. the city was bc-icged. aud
came near being captured 10y the Prince of Kicf
! but was rescued by the scasonnbc breaking cut
Of a storm. which dispersed the Russians. The
enterprise was repeated again and again under
! the successors Of Rurick. until IT was generally
believed that the fate Of the city was ,ccreod
and the prophecy. secretly ms ribbed on n statue
/ Of Bcllcrlphon In the squire Of Taurus that the
| Russians in the las, days should become mas.
| tors of Constantinople. found crod"ncc among
| the supcrsiiiious and dcmoralizcd Byzantnos.
/ This Russian propensity 10 acquire more
and more Of the worlds territory may not be
! in accordance with the wishes Of her people
but il is non" the rs true. The claims of self
! lofcpcr and Christian protection put forth 10y
/ sham pr'i"n'os ~ doude the ignorant and IA
! Hnu part Of We population. When We eppnk Of
| take into consideration what part o. tho
responsibility belongs 10 the pcOpic and
VIZ i.in ,f,"ht. 70 ',rif m-t hu9sia.
sanity I"ppi"d country. Though more than
| forty times lni-er TIM! Frnner. she la. but
] two" tlI' uunihor Of nlni'tHufs or th0
" nipuup subjects oi the Car, about 6b.uUO.UuO
nobility and 7inOw 10 the priesthood. III.
| town AMI military ksf ti 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-05-20
NIX. ErfRTS's BLUNDI,R,
The " Patriotism" Of the Chamber or Com
,ncrce dmrIng the Revolutionary Mnr.

TO rHE EprrOR or THE Sun SIR The
next time that Mr. Eyarts undertakes To round
% we'll sounding period he should ir more care.
f about h, facts than he was in his speech be-
fore the Chamber OF Commerce. ON Monday
evening last when ne spoke OF the Chamber Ms
a body 80 long, 80 emincnuy connected with
the commerce of the country. So patriotic before
and through the revolution"
Now. Kings " History OF the Chamber Of Com.
merrc." says:
pnnn, ihe whole period " The occupation n tie I'll,
.,..' ri'asn w. ZEN go e. '.a ne oIsmmf
auhorucs naval qua nnu,ar, ana Ties, OH ihcir part
cscito. ne ,amir i rcacr ,r rat '' ~ &C. " az"
els, aid aco, ptarc fhc chnmhor wa. nt mat nnic
h. vote. o Trunk. o On rr, tivl n.,ni ana rit,,-r
always speaks oi tic Americans ~ rebels and vi Tie
rebellion az unnatural
On the 26th DAY OF september. 1873. the Com
nlssioncrs of King George issued proclama-
ton announcing their desire to give all immcdi-
ate RELIEF ana security to the trade carried on
hy his Maic-iys loyal subject. at the port of
Now York. and suspendina 50 ma IN of tho Acts
OF Parliament Of 17i6 IA prevented the cxpor-
tation of goods formerly allowed To h.. shipped
from this port to Great Britain, ireland. New
foundhnd. Halifax lhodc Island. EH.t and
West FLORIDA. and the British West Indies
naval and military stores excepted" They also
gave license and warrant 10 the CAPTAINS of YES
sel- making prizes to send AN such captures to
lnu ports ~ New York and Newport ia Lhud,
island. and authorize 4 ;Nat thee captures MIGHT
h' exported into and lnndcd IN Gr"ai Britain.
OF amy other part pi his Mnrsiy's Duminiuns.'
up0u pay inrhl oh the usual dut.S. Ia the nest
'rar the Chnmhor of CONNER 90 hold Meeting,
!ul snili the following communication to Daniel
Jones the Brush conlmandant:
NV Yees juno ~. 77e
-N.,r toe. 30, m,ni,r,. 80 ciy Known b, III, ,t,e
Dbl. '.' ' e. t'
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Tllr POTATO BUGS RANAGES
,,or fnI voSTJIV NOR HH'fhoIfH
MY m DESTROlfD

- ,..,,,.,. .h.uid NE Wctutrcd 20
4, % ia, i as Itis own ''"'" WV"
t,, Island and Sew Jersr, Farmers ~"A
vtut " ntohins and f'nri, Green WIN Do
A. ,rdrnw s. Fuller of lNdscwood -"
r,...i cultural editor Of Tus NifNN SuN. Hnd
,..u-.,-t,.,. .r,or.ulNl.i-t. described for a
rrNr .n,iior the dD-frueii," a'ni' N''N'' ana
,,,ef,.v di-iinr'l shed IL from 0li'f sN'.l'N
,h,h el1soly j., .orh'' if I'm nri"rNh''' hu'
,....., rf boon BIZ .Wn 70 alta the potato
,, Uuirr tlc oi ARRANGEMENT W tni'm'l-
,.,,I -tro,ine n00fIe was nHm,' the dory-
r. nl.rrHo now .,et'w. chrlsomoln.
,+I,s,il. 90 ten DID. 3D. referring 90 tnu yellow
49,, mauiue irr-tIWisc ON the wings. The
o. ,n.a WIS known Of the hc,tie WIS when
.ynnIa celebrated lltauisi named
,a.,.l found It ON scientific expedition To the
81, Mountains Sn, oh his return read an
'..q,.,,,n u before the Academy of Natural
e.,, ...u 1924 MIR Say reported that hc had
,nrl specimen in Arkansas also with the
loo ..f intermediate limos on the hnck united
nth. tl-e and ihriiu nut said Mr. Fuller.
ul-,..I.i, b. nov known ~ "a distinct species.
mad Ori chfy-omrla iuncla. 1t is common ga
N. r'h and the West. hut It docs not touch
e.t..,'o vino. Tine distinction between the
ta, -n aio- !, this while i'm the true potato
l.i.. the first. second. and third lines Join at
uer,nrmiiy Those in the harmless kind Join
ort third and fourth lines. Another species
inu uignt bee Uiht 100 for the DESTROYER has
Glove. lf.- s. tINi 'Nu rutuuliO4.l-t only
r,c.lf , discover. @ ant the ditf .fnuto b.
iacon INIT ami other Species. It, habits are
IT.. i'mio bec'c Mr. Fuller resumed is in,
&sn w. i M ,,..l ia- ~, " ,ls ,e ," "nH
fnr.. fff rIin. 90 o.. ..,ifn. bout uf % .,fr-,r
ua4 more thnsi, ounatrr ihr ioot pinnt hr-
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L0UISlANA'S SUGAR FIELDS.
WHERE PLANTERS mar FORTUNES IN
SPITE on NAM TIMES
The Garden of the south Rise OF the New
Sugar Industry New Nork Capital MAX ing
the Fields Bioom -so,se Uig Plant ation.

' VS.
| VI houi7"h IT, in"ry contains more than one
half II her wealth and thrce-fourths Of her nom
| ulot,nn This +. tho snu,b,os,,r,, .,,,,,r,.',.
-. Wv ''"'''''. -" i""i.'' 81
the state which contains a little ovor 10000
| square miles VI which only about 1000 sluare
ohN-nuli 81 these have boon utilized. This spo-
t,,n ,,,,oi,. .,,,,,,,, ,,, ,,, ,t,
! s, =, ,,'.,, :, ~
navi,ablc streams an. il was prnte.ted fran,
.,',t. d., ,,, - ~
~ 49, '''',9 ~ on, '"' '''r'"'nE 'o'-
| sion and ,,,y.rn,,,.l ~ ,hts rial. ro,,,,r ho,,
| s.., 80, ~ ~
W. WV 'V"'"' ,,9' "''h l"uE"' i"r Wy "hl'e men
and savagcs. Frcnchmen and Spsniards. ma
tivcs and Garnet bagpcrs with n nereis,cncv
WY, "','
an" p''SeN.'"n'e Pi"P"Ell"h"' 10 Vle VnIue OF
nnd s,,h.,, of noi,,iI ,, 700 ,.,',a ,',
INV '"'' VI ''"''" ''7' "'ts"nS' UNI
compromises from the rel IN OF the French
| man Louis th. Great Ia .h, a. y Of the Frau I'm.
,., r.. "' ~ ',' "'1"-
rnan,,,,,,, 49,, ,,.'..,''', .', ,'.,,, ~,
''''' vs. VIZ '''i'''''''' III
NE INFANT colony 'h"t INTERNAL dlss"ns'on which
has. apparently. been lHtently chronic there
WV ''"'''
ul"us-i'l 81 inc aNhilahi' resources 81 TINS
49,, ~ a. u,,,,,.,,,, ,,,, ,,.,,r,,,, .,,.t,,.i
''" WI ~ "'n"'''"' anu "isS''ii"u7 p''l'ir"i
h'S'"rV'
During the Last years ~ slavery little moro
n,or ono ~, ,,is ,,,,,o ,.,,i
w." VIZ ','''
voted To- SUGAR pru'u'ton AMI the oirof part
ar NANNY phn' WIN cotton ana "a %;
/ o. gr'rta-t produ@on IN one year lSft va-
'VNWNp pounds ul sugar ANA Ju.W ium
gnl,'n, o. lDoi1-s~ lni- sugar cop was
! grown oh NNn l.NN plant .'i-. oa VI raw M
! 4 wlii ana ma hin'tv - w"rh "N - own crop.
a. d
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MHyor ST. "oe.irr has y.io.d the Allornon's
..n TO- Mn a to"th 4 W w cA,eus.a "a lis
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
AMUSEMENT

~ AMU8EMHN'TSs
;sS,Sv frsT,i;,s foSY TA sTOR1
i DRiHAriC AND vAUDRyILLE rHEATnE
THE LADIES' AND GuILDKENos DELIGHTFUL
THE GREAT IKDORsEU SHOW OF NEW YORK
IRA PAlNE 1-NSHEEHAN AND JONES.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17

trisa before Jadge speir who has just rendered
decisi0n awarding the 81 900 TO Mr. Striker anu cnak
ing all the upon Kissam personally as there are
no assets IN MS hands receiver out OF when !ney
be paid. Mr. Elliott r. Shepard appeared Tor plain
tn: hsssrs. Frederick A. Smyth, David ThursIon ana
II. s Anderson Tor defendants
Before the supreme Court, General Term there was
yesterday argued at great length the appeal IN tho
case OF William A. Hnvcmeycr and Henry o. have
meyer as administrators ol Albert Havemeyer de-
ceascd, against Jobu q Havemeyer and Henry Have.
meyer, brought 10 recover damages for tho violation
OF contract relative Long island Railroad stock
the iacts oi which havo aready been fully published
In tho HERALD. Tho case come before tho Court on
appeal from verdict for $S0 I'll 63 in favor Of the
plaintiffs Tho Court ut tho conclusion Of the crgu-
ment took tho papers.
There was n lengthy argument before Judge Speir
In tho superior Court Special form. Yesterday In
suit pt Jor0mo X Fellows against samuel u. Mills and
another, brought ~ recover some 1000 shares Of
tho Union Pacific Railroad Company stock and for
an injunction restraining any disposition Of tho stock
by tho doondant and 100 shares Of tho Second Avc-
nuo Railroad stock. held by thom on plaintiffs ac-
count. Juago Fmodman rscantiy granted tempo
rary njunction and tho case oao before Judge Spe1
yesterday ON u mouon 10 dissolve sho inlunclion
Judge Spoir reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
A HUNT AFTER JACKSON.

William o. Jackson recently brought suit against
Anna NJ Hunt to recover So, 24A which ho claims 10
havo loaned hcr. Tho paintin procured attach
mont aga,ns, tho dcfondani's property aud aed lis
pcndcns against hor real essatc. While tho caso was
IN this condition Mr. jackson says no induced by
fraudulent promises discontnuo tho action and 70
consent TO ordor vacatng emo attachment and no.
tico oi LIS pcndcns. He asks to have this order
vacated and 10 havo the restored its former
condtlon and all his former rights rcnstnted Ho
states by way Of explanation Ior making this applca
son thut Mrs. Hunt nj the timo roierrod to was un.
murriod and widow; that ho vcry much attached
10 her und had Uecn years and that du E.
Ing that time hs loaned hor various Of money
which sho had used in Tho erection Of buildings upon
her la this oity. Hc says further thnt no had
proposed marriage 10 her. that sho encouraged his
suit I'll sne from him ali money ne had
IN tho worid und that IN February. 1870, sho pre-
tended 10 quarrel with him and refused return tho
money thus loaned. Undor this state Of iacts IhIs
ptcs0n Ut action commenced. Ho thcn goes TO
state further hm afidavs that when sho had failed
IN vacaliug tho nttacincht against her properly shc
again sought reconciliation with him and invited
bim 10 hor house protesting her ulcclIoh ior htm
aud thoro proposed that II lao would diseontnue tho
action anu consent 70 tho ontry Of tho order abovo
stated she would become his vile, nud thns trusting
tho good ialtn OF her promise of marriage, which
was be consumn,atcd shortly aftcrward, no con
| scnicd 10 the entry vi Tho order. Ao says, how
ever that no sooner was tins dono than tho do
lfeudant proved forthwith not 0nly falso 10 her
promise marriage but refused to ham Aissr. aud
Hunt, whose wiIo she now is and 70 whom, no says,
ho believes sho engaged ut tho mo this order was
| Entered Tns motion was granted ny default and
! Mo mattor cainc before Judgc Larrcmore N tho
Court Of Common PIcus Special Term, yesterday, on
| lmolion by tho defendant 10 opch this default In
icr AFFIDAVIT shc that neither the motion papers
| Ior my order based upon such motion papors wcrc
~cr served upon her that thcre IL no such action as
ps pcnang In Court, but that The same vas duly
Discontinued In Nay, 1875; that she never beard Of
tlis until the 0th inst when she Immediately
tk steps ascertain tho nature o tho proceedings,
adj heard from her attorney that no would take steps
tovacntc tho order of October 70, upon whicn tnis
mll.on is based and 10 como dcfond; that sho
hn u good defence to tho action, having iairy CON-
prImiscd tho same with the plaintiff fhe afhdnvts
| oI The defendant her attorney and ono made by
oclras w. NiGss also one made ~ epposIsi0n ~
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
SUMMARY OF Law CASES.

Tho argumcnt for now trial In the Emma Mine
case was completed yesterday before Judge Wallace
Tho decision was reserved. 6.s4rN l.l .a#'
Joseph Ridsway, Trst mate on tho schooner Ban.
vuni was brought before United States Commis
Deuel. yesterday charged with assaulting William M.
Curtis ono Of tho crew. Ho hold for examination
Boiorc the General rcrin or sho Court Of Common
Pleas there argued yesterday tho appeal Tax en-
Tho verdict gwen in tho trial boioro Judge Roo
ipson pTowing out OF tho assumption OF tho Grcat
Brook Company Of tho Indebtedness OF WhittaI. Leo
Zorro i ca, manufacturers at Waterbury, Conn TIE
Court look The papers, rcscrvlng IT'S dccision.
Tne only business transacted yesterday in tho Court
oil Oyer and .erminer was setting down for Monday
tho trial Of Dr. Bartets acuary OF the Security
Lilo Insurance Company, and following this trial
ting tor trial tho cascs OF Curl Mcssner, charged
with killing his brother, John Mcssnsr; Louisa Wet.
xe Indicted Tor tho murder OF Valentine Listcrnnnn
ani Rocco Lutto, charged with killing Luigi Pioario.
Emile klopskowisky charges AdoIph Eichner with
siander, and upon sucn the iuisor has
rested and lodged III Jni III douult Of 81 600 bail Mr..
Herman StcIic madc motion yesterday before judge
Donohuo 70 vacato tho order OF arrest tho ground
thnt vile cannot DO slandcrcd presence her
husband rhc case VIII como up for nearing on
Monday.
Isaac Nebuzabol and Montague 8. Marks, bankrupts.
applied 10 Judge Balchord some time ngO TO onJoin
cfcaitor from prosecuting against them In tho state
courts of suit 10 recover debt tho amount OF which
wns Sol forth, and tho and address Of tho crod
itor, In shcir statement tho bankruptcy proceed
ings. Judge Blatchford handed down his decision
YESTERDAY, denying the application
In tho matter OF the proceedings Instituted by Alfred
u. Post, Ms assignee IN bankruptcy In The estate OF
John n. Howell 10 recover properly alleged To have
been fraudulenuy conveyed aDd withheld w Howell,
and Post making several relation tncrco,
Judge Biatch0rd yesterday hold that Post had ialcd
to cs,aDlsh the allegations and gave Judgment against
him. I'D awardod 70 she defendant, who had up
pcafcd.
James A. Striker In 1875 loaned John w., Stevens
ST. 00O TO complete house In West Fity-thrd street,
Stevens verbally agreeing pay him she balance duo
him ON a mortgage 10 tho Gornania Lilo Insurance
Company, lying on deposit with Snipmhns Barlow,
lhrocQuo Il MacfarIand. Judgment was subsequently
which urcnyiiIo A. K,ssam was appointed recover Of
stevens sssass ana claimed snc $1,000 Tns scsien
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
A CORPSE In TlE CELLAR.

Tho man who was found lying dead in tho cellar OF
q tenement house at No. l0 Essex street was ident
fed yesterday by his son, Louis, as Isaac Samucls
The deceased had ago been worth largo amount
OF money, but repeated losses had reduced bis sub
stance till the ofhis death hc was driven almost
to insanity by tho number oi thom. ho PrussianS
ami uuring his resdcnco in this city had been goncr
ally engaged In tho clothing business his last
beiug located ut No. 56t seventh avenue. Three
non,hs ago 10 lott hts home AID IL was learned that
be had gwen himscf over entirely TO drink, but no
trace 0i his whereabouts could be learned till his
any heard OF the discovery VI his dvad boay In Tho
cellar IN Essex street .Ast. II
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
MONEY AS A TRAVELLING MEDIUM.


An notion has been commenced IN the Marine Court
by Charles A. Bouton against the Empire Vacuum
Brake Company TO recover s07s 2s, claimed to be duo
the company's general manager Tor Groat Britain and
the Continent OF Europe and Tor expenses incurred
by HIM IN such employment. Tho plaintiff, upon do.
his calm substantially us iolows:--gor tour months
eight uays services a. $2UO per month. 1868 70
iOr expenses incurred Ia tho employ ment, $780, aud
expenses IN Europe, amounting to f545 On account of
winch there nas boon pald fb2O Tho company, not
beng satisfied with tho bill VI ol expenditures
n,shcd, mado motion compel tho plaintiff 10
submit u further and moro complete bail This mo-
ton yesterday 10 be heard before Judge Nc
Adam, when Tho plant, Ia opposition tn the motion,
submitted un aildnvt which IN some respects Is novel
and interesting. Hs says hc cannot givc more COM
pleio or particular statement Of his expenditures
whilo abroad, tho following rcasons:-Frst, that
no such account should DO kept or would
be required, and therefore mono Kept by HIM;
secouu, tnAs much Of SAID expenditure was incurred
in d0ucoQrs " tho personal attendants aud inti-
matcs OF prominent Europeans In LONDON, Borin and
elsewhere given Tor the purpose OF procuring inter-
views for oepohent tplantIn) ON d0icndanps auairs,
anu much more incurroc III many why's familiar 70
people who have travelled In Europe, whore o COLI
slant outpour,ng OF money IN sinSi sums TO lackoys
and Attendants, and living exponslvely ano IN good
style Is necessary to procure tor the traveller Tho
consideration essential 10 obtain favorable hearing
lr0n the people authority there, and that tho busl
defendant rendered It necessary for doponent
come constantly IN contact with Europeans OF
wealth and position IN leading railrO Aus, ana who
not by his surroundings and manner show every ndt
cation vi representing rich, solid and important
ganixation Under Tho circumstances Judge Me-
Adam declined to direct tho plaiutlH 10 lufnisn q
permits tho doicnuants examine him orally before
trial as Tho same.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
DECISIONS.
COURT --ouAMnrn
ny Judge Donohua.

ly judge DOnuhuu.
Campbell va McStnvc.--ordur is drawn nn tnougn
entered on motion of Mr. Staukt~u, but IN tndorscd
as entered by Martin smith, fhcfo 10 no notice u
In tho mattor OF tho shaior Farm on Company; In
tho matter Of Lyons; tho i2oth stroat ncInoulss
Wooiion Company vs. Julllard aud oihers --Grantcd.
Juillard w, 1oncs.-Molion dcniod. without eostss
Mccahil W. McCahi.-Mstion dismissed
Cannon w. Lockwood -Motion denied
Combination Rubber Company vs. binir.-dSansoos
without costs
In tho matter OF the Guardian Savings lnstitutionS
Blocker street and Fulton Ferry Railroad Company
vs. The Mayor, &c. People. &C., w. Twcnty-tniFd
stree, Railroad Company ct al.-see opinion.
SUPREME CoURr-sPRcIAL TERM
~ by Judge Donohue.
Wallace aud another W. American Lincn Thread
Company.-Caso settled and ordered on nlo.
COMMON PLEAS ESPECIAL TERM.
by Judge Larrcnorc
In tho matter OF Kouter-Applicati"n to discharge
In tho matter OF Alden and othors-Bond ordered IN
$1,000. &A
In Tho matter Of Ash.--Bond ordered in So. 900
Frooh,ch Vs. Schappcr. .-Ordor to advance cause
In tho mater OF Schumacher; Reid va Hadden;
Grady OF a vs. Grenvilie ct aApplications granted.
Wilson vs. DanaRh.--Motiun donied and Injunction
vacated anu set aside, with $40 costs.
III Kendall vs.. Platt-rhorc should DO ROTOR.
ordered 10 take proof Of tho facts SGT forth IN tho
In tho mattcr Of tho assignment Of Archer--ses
memorandum.
Mcintyre Va Mcintyre IN the matter OF hers-
scch-Bond approved.
Dornat w. Holmes; Wicklc VS.. Branner; Astor vs.
Lcc.-Motions granted.
Floyd Va Millan.--Rcport confirmed and dccroe or
dcrcd.
Brccn vs.. 'Longshorc Union Protective Association.
Motion denied, with $40 costs.
kittlc W. kittlc.-Issucs settled and filed.
Gumpert Earle and anothcr.-M0ton to vacate
set aside order for OF defendant Earle
granted.
Stcdman va Gcschwcnd Order granted.
In the matter Of Carroll; IN tho. matter OF llartss
hAenn X, ftsa nd In daf -
Applications granted.
rho Equitable Llfe Insurance Company VS.. Mallory
Report conhrmed aud decree ordered.
Brown We. Bruens.-Memorandum for counsel with
clerk ffE
MARINE COURT-CHAMBERS.
BY Judge McAdam
Sherman FraZicr.-Opinion nled.
O'Dea vs.. Green.-Theodorc MartxioG appointed 70.
Willard VS.. Covert (moton No. I.-Motion granted
conditionaIy as por Endorsements on paperR No. T.
william J. McGruth appointed receivor.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17

K DUvALLI listers.
z THE FONTAIN NBLEAUS-
Al TIE HUGHES.
7 ANNIE M0RGAN.
- LARRY TOOLEf.
! "OH, EMMAl"
\ SUPERB GYMNASTS.
r OPERATIC GEMS.
o SURPRISING SPECIAL
: TIES.
N CHILDREN EXuLrANT.
] NEVER EQuALLEp.
G THE PEOPLES OWN.
n "Oll. EMMAW
-9FoR THIS EVENING.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17

WATSON AND ELLIS. 4
JENNIE ENGLE. Il
LOLA 4 JENEATTg. ~
JENNIE MORGAN.
CLIFTON AND FORE i
PAUGH.
.HIS OWN Way"
ELEGANT COMEDY. !
CHOICE RURLESQU rs. {
RARE VAUDEVILLE. :
LADIES DELIGHTED. \
NOTHING LIKE IT. ]
THE ONLY RESORT. {
BRIGHT GEMS. l
- . a.
The New York herald., 1877-11-17
AFRAID OF THEIR WIVES.

Benedict Ess says that his wilc, Clara Ess abuses
him. ruins crockery and ntoreres with his saloon
BUSINESS that from declarations mado by her ho
fears 70 consort with nor logger and asks limited
divorce. Mrs Ess discluims any intention OF dong
bodily injury, and says that her husband beats her
that no Is u strong and muscular IMAM. whiio she
weak and puny and that sho destroyed his property
DOR strong cxctonent brought about by his Jealousy
She also asks tor y limised divorce. Tho case calc
before Judgc Sper IN Tho Superior Court, Special
Term yesterday, motion confirm tho report of
tho relcroc 10 allowance for RnnOny and counsel
fec, wh,ch IN favor or the defendant Decision
was reserved. Mr.. William Russell appeared for tho
plain,iG and Mr.. Charles $. Spencer Tor tho do
fendant. t@ f~
somewhat similar circumstances also appear in tho
casc OF Hcen Philips against hor husband. Richard
phillipa In tho latlcr both parties clam Inn
ilcd divorce charges Of cruel and inhuman trout
nen the husband particularly charging that his WHO
o,hor equally vioont acts, rendering il unsafe tor
him 10 1--we with hor. This caine before Judge
I.arremore the Court OF Common Pleas, Special
Term, Yesterday, ON two motions, ono 10 conhrm the
rceroes report favor tho husband the other
10 opeu tho report allow OF further
evidence. Judge Larrcmoro took the papers,
ing mis- decision a.Aa aa9@
REFERENCE FOR ATTORNEYS FEES.
motion was madc yesterday boiore Judge Larrc-
moro In tho Common pioas by L. b Bunneli for tho
appointment Of referee to lx tho amount duo him as
attorney tho OF A IL Wright against Tho Guar
dian Mutual Lilo insurance Company. Mr. Goorgo w.
Wilson appeared behalf Vi ME Wright and conlcndod
that Tho granting of such moson was contrary 10
tho policy and spirit oil the practice as had been
Gently sclcd in the o Martin against she Windsor
Hotel where tho General Term Of Tue Supreme Court
took Inc position that member OF tho same procs.
Sion 10 not proper person 70 dotcrmino fees duo nm
attorney Hc suggested, however, 70 tho Court that
kc no objection that rciersc DO appointed to take
nroof and submit tho for delcrminat ion OF
tho Court whcrcupon Judge Larrcmoro appointed cx-
Judge BosworIh such rcicrcc.