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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
C0yTEsTIyG AN ARBITRATION.

The trial Of the suit Of John y. Locke
against samuel r. Flcy and John j. Locke was began
yesterday in Supreme Court Special Term before ad
Van Bunt He had been for a. ycara i'll tie trware
manufacturing business, and in 1873 entered into "a
partnership with the defendants, putting III his stock
and machinery at valuation Of S2j3 COO aud the land
connected with the mandatory ut $4,000. He says
the business had been built w by hin ana WAS prosper
Gus then but the younger partners changed the method
Of doing business against his wish aud advice, did no
keep correct books and made false Inventories DunS
the business and credit ~ their methods Q"arS
the partners and they submitted the quc
tons nyovedm dissolution of The firm TO three arinI1
tors who decided that John D. Locke took the business
ne sbOnld nav the Others SllT0OS 6a if the DEF, njs
took it, they should pay him Sl5S751 Al ana they Wcr"
10 have the option purchasing or selling ou. They
elected TO sell out The plaintiff complains that Tie
bitrators acted unfairly toward him aud exceeded their
that they deducted cJS,0DO FROM is Coltri3a
lions for depreciation tools and land, and $4,000 o
prospective profits of the business; aud lie H-Es tLl
sur 10 have the arbltratOrs award set aside, and IL have
the business wound Up 10 the usual way OJ tine court
The defendants say that John j. Locke was ioi some
years the active manager, and helped build mp Tire hc2
ness those years more tiian me PialntlH htch me!
came in partners the business was nOt prosperous nut
under the management was improving Gh-li Inc
plaintiff nerered He drew money when they wero elu
baFIassed and when his account wac utCrdidWH
he cOunternanded orders for materials, he gave IN
proper orders cinpluycs and discharged employees
Without consulting them, Lsulted thcn IN tdc prs
ence of customers and employee They insist mat the
arbitration was within the terms OF ta s1DIisson lie
case j. still ON. S. f. Nash aHd William Fullerton appear
for plaintiff; John h. Porlerifor thefdeiondans
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PROGRESS OF THREE DIVORCE SUITS.

GEORGE A. Erkenbrach has sued jennie
Frkenbrach for divorce the Supreme Court She had
obtained in 500 limited divorce from her husband ana
the custody of her three children the Court OF Common
Pleas The husbands suit was begun ahOut five years
ago. he charging her with improper intimacy with
congressman journalists and others, in all kinds Of
ulaces The case came before Judge Lawrence yesterday
in supreme Court, Chambers a motion for dismissal
Of the suit on account Of prosecution and FOR
counsel fee for the wife Her counsel stated that Judge
Brady had refused the husbands application Ter tie
custody of his children that the case was reached
on the calendar in 1874, but postponed generally on
M ErkenhrachS request, and several efforts OF The
vfe's counsel TO have the brought on had failed
She sired au allowance. not having received any from
her husband the decree Of separation, anu having
supported Der three sous by her own cnnIis ShaIle =
SueuCCT appearing for MI. ErECnbIach, haNic W Some
n1E1gVlts the contents Of which we're not stated ~
Informed the COurt that his client had not desired I"
hiring the cas- 10 puoliC trial the de eitiul was sup
xas maiutarig a good name and WlnniuE = rcpdtaGVh
II The case was 20 be tried he requested that ~ sent
once Mr. Flanders for the wife, declined to take nil
by referee and demanded trial before Jury III open
court il the motion 10 dismiss was not granted JE"E'
Lawrence took the papers, reSCrNlHg Ms decision.
Henry Manu-, who married 10 Josephine Mann ON
November 1870. in North Providence, K. l., has EiOht
fu for divorce against hs wife Oh the alleged ~ aud
vi improper intimacy WITH Edwin hefl,l'' bclNc,.i
June aud August 1876 The par;cs To the st nave l"o
children, and = years Old. Yesterday Judge Law
renee granted au order Of publication OF s',i5aons
The divorce suit OF Dr. Charles Frlckdnd against
Lis wife CuIistuc concluded Ecsttr1.A D.
fore Judgc Nelson in the Brooklyn cry t1rfi. -
Judge Morris. summing UP for the paih.ia TOOK INC
criminal intimacy with the defendant on INC P'nc!4c
thar the moral sentiment Of community would always
support a under such circumstances Ia deny 'hs
gait N order TO shield the woman. IheJuiy retained
IA Al Y a irt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22

S,,,rcr,e Court aeatcr+-Ny Judge Lawrence
Gclig ne n3alanrg Co@p% S,p aE a., N" l
Report confirmed ,ni Judgment o. GvoItn K'nt I" ,t
i,1 "a frivolous nd judgement IS grantee hy ceftn
o I I'm lrpl!lrc 10 approve me undertaking. Lfuer
aci. sacbc,L orier aJaHtt,L smith aga. I4t EtihS
Dime SAVINGS Institution agt San.o thos ard ~ Ncas5
Wayrs a9r same UIct aet same D-ly same 'r'nc
ir,lIS Company agi. a."'i ,i'A '',HG or H.
,hg Maig ~ E'" va srrr s.,t% terirc Masne
Hy iuGs Barrett Hicks at Equitable 10 50
c6i$| FSua allowance Of 500 granted ana Judgment
81 Pi, siding Judge Days-Iu the matter o. tie Temple
Ben EI &c-ric Should b. r'';esd in ACCORD
mater PIC. Arctc Fire Insurance Company AIT. seiey-
S5t- 20 By Judgevan yors.1nomson agt Thomson
and ors-G,a4,oi'
Common P'ccs- Clambrs-By Judge LaIremore -
yrS,r nI,Irofaiduia Ter counsel webb ag Gowdy.A,-
~ l, meInoyanIri W4tr u Ta,lor BE- M
Ter OF Pccic-, aud scl3cs agL Ho'nto"s-Ap p.ica'hs
t Te,iaf, &C. att GIBSON Il a Motion granted
2IIth for G,ei T r. ;h 1Girir { aet ijile,ns
Nioiioa eensd- Sc Uranium i,f eoustl Jcn'z at
mcnta oe;apr Asior ait CARPENTER me Eewl ORR
l 4 act, ST 1 i afccd d. ' go ~
Marine Covi-CdanJers-B Justice Mcidam.-
2s2n f' e.; '5p aea ai go ccs to d","aGan;,
abide eHsi Tbs case n pryor on 'r we S'' 80 az"
and MI! - or.'Ita on "i NaGh o. -.D'' t a. l.
Appropriate aes4 60 be- served at "a, sanl" tine -"
Il t,iac CONT Practice. "a I'd, page 1879 Wolmln AFT
Geusl,r Motion GrIcG OWN. o. lie amhigu"iS iaIs'G, "
the order. t~ee~,dpcIsl NItn |gt t'irs"ouDh GT'ntt!
uoaaly. Ny ae MH'cl.I' Aere raGe' str:i' -
NJ RE code tho paEUG fails - pJ 81 dtLur 10 me mes
counter caik, The '''tr
ant b. not crii:icd tcr "a, iu amount E.rt0
gpi-i 81 acton
nc ial the over the IlaHnN
r,uy, " here plGuil succeeds 10 IN, OF hi
ca m 20 How 4}9y motion dCLiet; H"coste haat'n ait
ArculaInS !eIrcd /. o. Gas>ts0n SSN0t AIT. HfSeI
referred 70 G.. J. Tucker DpHIur a. AGf"hr,' l''.s-
n.pt On papers SCLl-gci FfEcn.I isCoI ruanfc al
Ou Ell on payment OF 80 al notion Gee Marine Court
q. gH Al .s~ft H.
appointed receiver; hond, 500; cosis IT, attorney 80
NcNu act. HcraTlaI,.%Tl"n granted i"i lOih tu0I
Natlose ag;. Csrten.-HcIrrrrd 10 lizard jacob
cs1 Jackson agi. HUsttL-A0'iOH granted Hermit
AL. saGc-Jndemert for plaintiff Gn de,n en-,
Ilcen,! 4e woli Mei 81 In- C9--Ao.o4 gIaed .or
Ao,iA McFifOT AIT iiay.Tty; COLDER apt HfdlcT-Cof-
rIlufs dismissed John act Emrr- Isunary- Junction
ti.atyed. Ni.ackr! AT. E-izDcaut O?turd upon ply
ept within days 81 Decker agt HsTfiEsry
whitney kayaUac d. d. .Aalts. FreGnd aPt M'tzgri
Motion denied NO!IuIH ag GtNser-uf"Go% approved
GuieT acf Hemkcn; IIs agt T-mlleon ne ,lsoas IN
d,srt on papers. NcIndcc agt agTlSunt 's Crane mp
pointed receiver Maecer sGt Sar.cr PsiEf discharged
tsIp arrest Taimsdct aga. GalOway-i. L. Rogers Hp
pointed receiver
nv CLefJusticc Shca.-icndIsn AIT FuIertOn-h 0ti01
granted. Carroll agt. COnuer-OIGef slgred
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CRIMINAL NnTES.

At the Washington Place Court Yesterday, John
Williams held 81 500 bah charged with picking iie
pocket Mary L. Kelley Of 40 ID East Nins, v Ic she
standing in auction room At NO "'S bod AWAY
John Teller Of Scvcuty-iir%t-st near Ninth-?Ye
was alrcse Yesterday Mr. BIgh's officers for makbE
doc weg ing oui, pounds draw load ~ refuse weighing
90 hounds Judge smith Of The Fay second street Ponce
Court htd Z"ll T to trial ia $500 bail
Peter SchcreT ana Samuel Jessen broke into the
cigar store ~ Morris Cohen in OncAhircahdl0iFe
March H. and s.oe loo cigars anG gti,lE U
tobacco Thty Deadr! guilty Ves!G3' IN Tue Court Oh ptl
eTa Sessions n,cnced 70 ave years Imprisonment
the state Prison.
boy named William Holland appeared IN the
Police .TlGy Hith head and ieb ARA Ter
hlv lat,raci He ,ad he had been attacked by savage
dos hrot.iJE william Cal.-ghdn o4 ccath foidhall
INST CO. Wheeler tcI Caagau no should have 10 make ah
example q him and imposed Lue % $40 and ordered MN 10
xii tie animal
At tie Yorhyirc Police Court Yesterday. John
Oates " Nc rtb-aye., charged "E cnmp,'!E III
burglary pcrctr,ed upon TIE clothing s.; o' 'as
Icm.. $50 Euthavc. ON the iifh OF 'i"ith ~ wa
committed Tor trial m tfaEt q. 4l5u u Us ~
sheppard, taken the cay aor INC hE'iN' All" u
awaiting trial
Al the T,mbs Police Court Yesterday, Emma
Richards George Young, alias ErcraC' ai' Jam
Clark. goa stealing three t-int ~ nan Ma
valued q: 500 STORE 81 Miller Bliss q co. \"H o.
and =. Broadway. snare, T." CaudeoiS 'oh p'Vh,S
vc~. found Tue C.r1E o i've Z" thCn '"t"t - us
charged. EDeT!jId Who assumes TIC ntiiG %
Young Emma richards wtI' ctc dctanc" ia @VO Da'
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p4CcENGERS ARRITFD

FROM IIVEEPOOI-In s'e1n,sbtp Cbfn1, march PR.
BALDWIN. Miss T. BLrkc, Robert Carter Joseph CnsiiOm NJ
f. Clarke John H. Cook. f. H. Daby MORGAN Davis,
T. Drew Miss Mars FouCheT. Maddme &. G6rescie,
Graham. Nj Hymau Countess lie Lc. OCln| Ski. he
Rev W. II. Lonerdge. James Lussdc Peter Ma Inyrr MI
Marsh /. - Martin H. I. Martin and rVah " r. aud Mrs
Madame L. NaGaD, Mrs. pf,iitvr and infant Mi
Powell. T. Il. Iutdy 4. q. SAMSON M#:ans e d"
Sqrutcn, John shaw, QHeit0n ST George Miss Terrace,
{. 3. Wellington. M. NoutCucf.
FROM ~AVANILLA cen ST Gpship AHdes. March 2l.-
H. a. Torres, Duran Dr. 4. r. Briugc T. Beach, J. HOr.
to, Louis freyryO J.. Rondcs Mrs 4. avtr0, Miss L. RI
Vcru. -
Ek0H SAVANNAli-Ia stecmsatD Sin Jtcin'o March ~
II " Motley, !. Motley, it, X. i. Hlg1r, j. &. Ward, j.
Dunn G. VanH aud Mrs Barval i. 5. Bi Glow, JOS.
Ilt Weymouth, l. ScOly, Nr. and MIS- =. Nichcls. \.
N.nrauck. Il. Vanncki, j. . Ee!, w. OBe. T. Barnard
l. Tuttle Chas. Tute J. Mckay Jas. Meknna, " solo
j. solomon, John IEOmpsou, q. 4. Miner ". bhkey,
W. Mason, II. TGnglcy.
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Gnroucan A0per!loements.

NPPENlEiM's GALLERY OF CELE-
" BPhTFD AND FINE MODERN PiCItEE-,
iYrlud,pe several famous examples by MEiSSONIEK and
few Pictures BY Old Masters. ~...
WORKS or ART AND CURIOSITY, ----
conrriging lc ectlU of the late Nj OPPEN NJ
Tr a0yc viii bc sold bis residence, II Hle Pgale
par from MONDAY the ODD April, 10 sATt RDAf, the
Xii n 1877 inclusive commencing each day NJ O'CLOCK
-, c,-, ~ .drnissi,, ON Cp,n to the Puhlc So y.
pEITAY aBd SATURDAY, DAY, TIE ia April 1870
INV avn from / til . O'Clock.
,tcr,,RrFI rIIi'I1 IOI Ne APPERT u Boulevard
I'm, Grange Baielitrc, Paris. PoisSOuhlrg' fafIS
VALUES, ......x -,
NJ FRANCIS PETIT ~ FERAI: ATti', BIZ 81 Fan
nm CtI.RIE~ NAhNiIEi u, Rue Nahi e'Sts fall5'
Catalogues vail shortly be ready Tor distnhu'loh.
o,PpFf NEYFR'. SALE OF PICTURES,
= r,p,nrIs,or his most celebrated MODERN PITT RES
,,d t,osa ~ lie san DONATE and SAN NARTlNO Cal
lcl.cS. 10 ,o,d ,y .uctiou st the Hotel
I,rnuot A. ms. Rooms Nos. and 3, $500
' on April 30 and Stay and z 1871,
al . o'clock precisely.
on VIEW
- cd, q, Admission on sat. on n to Public sunday
.,1 SH osth AnTiI 1877 29jh April, 1871.
'' irOa ill o'clock .
A"CTIONEEP, =, EALuEbn; b.,
Me Charles Piet ~ VI: fiau ,S, iet'' pa,is
10 Rue Grange Batejcre, huc oai'' "''iH''' i"'''
Pans.
Catalogues viii shortly be roauy ior uisrIpu'Ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
THE COURTS.
MCCARTHY IN HIS OWN DEFENSE.

,,, VERSION or THE HAND DIAMOND ROBBERY.
The interesting feature yesterday of the trial
., vcCartv on a charge Of stealing diamonds from
rparlcs V Hand the testimony OF the prisoner In
his own behalf. William Fitz Charles McCarty as ne
,,os himself saws that he is Vlginian by birth and
40 wears Of age; that he welt to Texas when 10 years
old returning at the outbreak of the rebellion to his
otve state 10 enter the Confederate service After the
r he returned 20 Texas, where he became Interested III
lend and other speculaons in which he was engaged az
,be time Of his arrest An agreement between McCary
a,d English CAPITALISTS, by which mccarthy was 10 re-
ceiye $25O,O0o for copper mining lands was re"u ny
counsel and the prisoner testified that contracts were in
,,.tion at the time of his arrest which, If corGum-
,neted would have brought him profit Of 100000 to
e1,o 600 All the advances in the diamond negotiation
"a hoon made by Mr. Hand. Halstcd had been intro
drceJ 10 him 1.-THE witnessl in December, 1876, by
cant Holmes of Orange, " j., a member
,ne Nev-York Yacht Club and owner OF the
racb, PLAYFUL Halsted in turn introduced Thompson
nou- whom he knew very little McCarty said that he
ad NOT know who Judge Sutherland was, hut that ne
,rc,t TO his Office in the Bennett Building because
hcmpson h1d told him that they would meet Tue iad'
Vines went mp stairs with Thompson LEAVING Mr Haud
IN HE cab Thompson went INTO the Office ava lnhed
y came out ying that The lady had gone 20 luncn
Iey vent the Belmont Hotel 10 look ior eT. Nhile
Inc witness remained IN an upstairs room thompson
won't into an adjoining room aud The witness Ge'i0
voices one apparently that OF a child Thompson re-
turned and cot he diamonds OF the witness 10 shO" 10
tho otv He camC back and said that she had taken me
diamonds to have them valued The witness Sald tnat
h. told Thompson that would not do; he must 20 wan
ler and not lose sight OF the diamonds Thompson
ttartcd out 10 cali the lady back ana the witness lo
Jaw the other men jump into the cab ana drive OIL as
testified by Mr.. Hand. -
Mctary said tina, Mr.. Hand had told him that the
,iamonds were the property Of Mrs.. Wlt.ey Of West
iwrntysevcnfh-St The Witness PROPOSITION 10 see
Mira Whitney was not favoraby entertainei by Mr.
Hand, who mentioned several dhcuIies ID uhe way "i
nm 8upOintmcut FOR meeting with her. IRe witness
asked Mr. Hand il Mrs whitney was not formerly rom
Washington He replied IL suppose 50. She Is ohA}-
is-0ne Of Tom ScOtt's principal women. me "Ee,33
sked Il she Was not called the Diamond widow, Glq
MIR Hand said Yes" McCartv then said tha. be would
MOI touch the diamonds His testimony Will DC continued
to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEw.YoKK ................~ u.
CLEARED
steamship state OF Pels iyanatBr Stewart Glasgow n
SfeSr1siip Holland lBr) Heey London F. W. ]. Hurst.
Steamship Cy of Ne" York, Zimmerman, Havana r. Alex
andre & sons 80. .. $500, MI,
mpul. odd Dominion 10 ihshlI 90"
st,ansGip Gen. Barnes. Cheeseman. Savannah Murray
Steamship Gull Stream, CGowe. Charleston 5. Co J. w.
steamship Annie steen, Wilmington Del. A. Abbott.
steamship lieltriv. wallace Plla !cirba, Jas HAND
St.9msllp W. WOuIHard, llar, baltimore, W. ballrl
(I,T j. GiOVti Liverpool. ArkoJ, IGit3 = 20
BAN jams Adeine, Hess, LaSuayra and Puerto CAOeIo
Venc7. Da!eti, BOuOD & CO.
BarS Agirs tNorl FCss, Liverpool. Louis Tetens.
Elagaia tbeEl, hischIusen, Bremen, Chas IuHhB
Brig Gipsy (Dan), Fries Richmond A. Abbott.
Brig 1c!n (Aust) lOnnassIch, Trieste Austria sloco'eh
ser Potosi Curtis. Campoehe Iaguna Mex, Theband
s,hr. Post Boy, Kobinson. Mayaeusz p. r.. H. r. Buck
srhr Ben, Tyler, Charleston, Geo II. \ tuire.
schr J.. 6. knight Pratt Portland, Haylinf lressey
Sclr Eleanor, Squres. Georgetown and Point BiG1 . u
tcif. AURORA Borrals t3r). Finley ST. John ~ b., r. l.
sehr Albert Mason Rose, Wilmington y. C.. Van Brunt Il
schr stophen Bennett, Bennett POnta Poirs, Guad j.
H. Winchester a Go. . -,
= scsr Edna Haiwood, Tuner, Cienfuegos Cuba. f. IL.
Schf rum. Depew, Baker. Boston, Cbas. living
ScAr Herbert 4. Davis BraLOs &c Santiago Tex, "0od-
Taree Poionlac Sweeney PHILADELPHIA, Jas. Hand
Barge Saunterer Lewis Millnlnet ton, Del, A. Abbott
sloOp Sister, Morris Newark, " j.. haeEet * BIO
ARRIVED. -
steamship Andes (Br) Hughes. Cape Hayii Feb. 81.
port an Prince 27th santa Martha March 3ssayInlla 9Th,
Cartarens sth AsLinwaI l2th ana Savassa 18th, WIN
Indse. and pare. 10 Im forWoOd 4 Co go,
Eteamsap KuIckeTbOCke kenbe NewOrleans March 10,
viii Indse. ELd pass. 10 CLARK d Seaman.
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DECIDING TWO QUESTIONS OF PRACTICE

Judge Larremore, in Common Pleas, Special
Term, decided yesterday IN the quit OF Michael W
Divine, administrator Of Charles Il. Carroll, aglins;
William b. Duncan administrator of william L.
ROelafsen and David Gibson, NeXed ques
tons OF practice. The suit is an equity action
growing out of joint obligation Of Rceaisen Gibson
and third man since insOiyeDt and dead, to Carroll
Mr. CAROLS administrator revived the sut against Mr
Gibson whom he AYERS to be insoyen, and against Mr.
Roelafsen's administrator by supplemental Complaint
and within 20 days aftcrWard served an ancnicd sup
elemental complaint changing the torn 81 action IN
this complaint he ayers that Mr. Gibson II ineolNehI
Judge Iarrcmore decides first that under thc coGe
supplemental complaint may be amended once within 20
days course ike any other picAdng ana second
that though in a common Law action on JOINT ODlEt-
tcD the suit can only proceed against the HIng ana
after their means are exhausted au equitable acton
be brought against the representatives Of the dead
yet % avoid crcuity Of action both certainly may De m
euded in equitable action when the 'irg persons
insolyeut,
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4 Young lady ont Oh North Hill has been
tiyiu .o- ;rcc weeks ret rhotocraph II her pet
10 rt,. bIt h hdgciy littl animal wouldn't be taken
10 she iu, nat artist tab" Photograph II her incest
Young MAJ, WhIten the 1GcLe AID HIrasldcs ana
paint The c.Is ~ iiitlc AMI the rcsem0ia, Is :" per-
he, that tlse innocent young himself ADMIRED H.
and begged FOR copy sOJYneer Oi the gdcICGS
an'maL"-i Burlington Ha gkcye.
farmer and his wife called at n Detroit
FOturp u gallery last month to have photographs
tjna thc Int er, ana. HE the operator tang
rc1dy, the husband gave the wife little advice a. q
bow ,:c mast act. "Fastcu your mind somctlinC,'
DE t8id "Or clsc you VIII laugh ana splc TIC job. THINK
ahous early days-huw father got IL Jail and your
iinihr. as an Old sc0der, aud what yaud have been
hadn't P!ticd you. Just fasjcn your Ii!nd that :"
She Cldu't have any photographs taken.
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PdSSENGER.S Nailed

FOR LIVERPoOI.-in seausaip Iayfhn. March 2l-
lr uri sheldon Collins MS J. l. Corning,
tnrrt-s. lr.:o,,ig " Dougtv Mi am Mrs ~ V. Keenc
child !. IauCeubcck Mr. and Mr.. fredeTcN Nafs
Gel NatiLtc SilsJet. d.. T. W. Smyt!u IrS. ic.cn A.
ware Watson The Rev. aud MIs. 4 McLaren Young.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

sun rises COL san tcts... GA Moon SETS. 1:i3
Hitu WAfEE rllis DAY 4.
Sandy HOOk. 1880 COWS ISLAND illl Hell O. Ferry. 800
iiCU NA1EL tN!a DAY =. "
sandy HOOK. l23 Cows s!aud. !i3 Hei! u Ferry. 49,
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CIVIL NOTES.

The suit of MoIitz Josephthal against John Z.
hsra Others before Judge Van Brunt IN Supreme
Court Special Term yesterday, revealed another OF Adolf
LvIgers transactions A mortgage was held b. Tie guar
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aituatlons Uanleo-- HlGiee.

ETSEFITI-By n Protestant man, aged %
wears who can drive horses milk cattle,
do farm N0rk help garden, &c; good reference Call at
itS 6th.qyc near 9ihst, CARPENTERS AGENCY
USEFUL MAN. -YOung man wants situa-
ton as carpenter light porter, useful man. &c; wages
al per day. Address CHARLIE, 8 Howard st., n. Y.
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PINES FOR SELLING ADULTERATED MILK.

PINS FOR SELLING ADULTERATED MILK.
The cases of 80 dealers in aduterated milk
placed OH the calendar in the Court Of General hes
sOns yesterday and II OF them disposed Of pleas
Of gully being entered IN each. The remaining cases
over for trial. Judge sutherland imposed penal
ucs as follows:
Henry HpllwnkI,. No. 100 Al!en-st., s75 James XII
gore No. - MOtst. Charles SackInan. NO Zjl 'ioh-
rOc-St; Philip H. Hcssomer. No. 100 keade-st; Hehiy
I&uGcuJn al Third and ManAattan-StS; DlcilcI Lanai
man. 40 Z2l MCnroe-st; FREDERICK scGlde, NO ~
Avenue A: William Smith, No. 532 Sl1lItst anon
Cent?, No. SO LudOWst., each hned SJO I&u CCst'L.
No asa East Fifeenth-st, $40. Andrew Hlrih No. a.
Esexst Christian Thurman, No l26 Nori0!k-st; Mai-
garct DOiau, No 3l5 East Thirty hiil-st $50 etcI
Henry SebeIn, No. lO4 StautOn-St, $40: JOhn RYAN
No III BaXteIst.; Robert Miller, No. 15| NOfioIA-5l,
and Lewis Roster No 2lS Aonrocst., were renlauded
iOf sentence.
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fer!ure5 uuo Meet,nas.

mr.. A. b. CROSBY delivers his popular
AZ Lecture "TIIE HUMAN HAND" d.lustrded by a
yercOptc0n) nj CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. i2dst.,
between 9TH aud 'tl,ay $. this evening al o'clock
yEOUR THROUGH INDh.-TWO Lee
4 LURES by JUDGE BICK, illustrated by the STER-
EOPTiCAN, in 81. PAULs CHURCH Fourth ave, corner
VI Twenty secOnd-st THU RSDAY, March %, and TUES
DAY March 81 at O'clock organ Concert a. ~ O'Clock
Walter r. organist. Tickets, 80
be had Broadway Raudophs. Broadway, Of
rwcute hst and at Guroy's, Fourth ave. corner Twenty
thlrist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
rHEATEks OBLIGED 10 PAY LICENSE FEES.

THEATEKS OBLIGED 10 PAY LICENSE FEES.
Jarrett g. Palmer, Sarah j. Hayes, admins
tratrX the NewYOrk Academy OF Music. Lester WaIIack
eAeId.n Shook. aud Augustin Daily all brought suits
against the city and the Society for the Reformation OF
Juvenile Dc!nquens ~ test tho consututonaty Of inc
law requiring theateTs TO pay license fees, and al OBJ
taned temporary pjuncoms against the collection Of
The licenses Lester WalacGs was selected as the
tt case and went TO the Court OF Appeals, where the
validity O Tie law was affirmed. Yesterday Judge Law
IeCe Granted al order ia each referring IL 10 r.
harDury 10 determine the damages arising from the III
loncon The cases were hygued I'm tie Court VI Appeals
" Z. Oakley Hal for the paiDtin, aud W NIL ID EEaits
and T. Randolph Robinson fOr the dCicndaEls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-03-22
CTRCUIT-PART I.-BARHETrJ J.
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22S4. .Shufeldt ct al. agt.
EiLo1,
9osS Robinson agt. Rose.
22g2. We,tz agt. Levi ct al.
2-gi. .Iabsap et al aei
O'BIien CO al.
22q6. Hart agt. WilElns.
2S54. Darlington ct al. agt
Mard Ell 81
5000 Mcclure act. keyelL
1868. .LOugnran. IT,, agt
Brown.
2S7G. .BainbIidge agt. Berne,
sc.
1874. .Mittnacht agt Staui
aud anO.
1916. Seaman agt. Cooling.
$3.50. .Opdyke agt. The ITed-
cyan Company.
23S2. .Henni agt. Mayer and
auO.
23S4 Rus9uberger agt. Bur
sharl.
% % .Monyca agt. squires.
23ss .Hine agt. Haenser.
1884. AheTn, sc, at. Mott.
1896. .GrUnnu and ano. ast
Lasher ct AZ.
24OO. .Dibble agt. Atkinson.
24O2. .EcimaUn act. Her
mann ana ano.
24OG. .DiicccI agt. Fitch.
2Il2 sheffield agt. LverS ~
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PALS. Genet and emo. agtCar-
pcntCi.
1922. Brew stcr agt. Sackeit.
PAPA. Gleason, &C., agL HuD-
bari.
'FsTBRooK, j.
1924. Ward act. The Mayor,
&c.
i493. .McUermott agt. Tie
Mayor, &c.
III. Robert agt. Hil.
5000. Heath ct al. agt Ma
honey.
1901. Soleli agt. Compton.
1885. .MckecNor, adM'N, agt'
NY. Cen. IL II. X X.
X. 90.
433. Irvine art Kutieret al.
llGJi2..Ifigg1us ast The
Mayor, &c.