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BY Judge Brady.
of petttioner denied.


Matter OF McCloskey.-praycr OF petitioner denied.
Opinion.
Kneeand va Husted.-Moton denied, with $40 costs.
Matter of Hatch Petition denied Opinion
Matter OF wayler Assessment vacated See matter
OF Reilly.
Matter Of McBarron.-rhese are not cases of re-
pavement, aud the petitions must be denied under
chapter 3l3 OF the Laws OF 1871
The Berkshire wooen Company vs.. Juiilard.-Thc
better way | think is TO confirm the report Of the
referee, and the whole subject can be reviewed on
SUPREME CoUIT--sPEcIAL TERN.
By Judve Van Worst
Uhl, &C., va Miiihaussr. decree signed.
Bets vs. Belts et A.-Judgment settled and signed
The National Park Bank VS. DwigbI-Decree signed
kRowlson VI. Betts.-Reargument ordered, to be
se sesa, M "
overrued Report OF referee confirmed, and judgment
for plaintiff. Op'nion.
SUPERIOR CoURr-sPECIAL TERM.
By Judge Curtis.
Algtc W wood.-Proposed case and amendments
BY Judge sper.
McArdle ". Koeher.-Cass and amendments ses-
tied.
By Judge Sedgwiek
McKenna Va Crosby Of Al.-Oraercd on calendar Tor
6rst Monday OF March
Borland vs. the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Com
pany.-order for commission.
Carmap VS.. Hawkins Misunderstanding approved.
Gaiinser vs. the Mayor. &c-0rdered on special cai-
endar for February 81
for commission.
Boutoier va Tory; Parrsst vs. Walker; McDermos.
The Lyeoming Fire Insurance Company, and Prouty
VS. Payne.-Ordcrs granted.
COMMON PLRAs-spECIAL TERN
BY Judge Robinson
William r. Sawyer vs. Marina Sawyer and JOSIAH q.
Burgess VS. Susan N Burgess divorces granted 70
plaintiffs
MARINE CoURr-CHAMBERs
BY Judge McAdam
Reich va Bosouet-Thc law will not strip even
single man OF he necessarics OF life see Weekly Digest
26Ol Molion denied
solomon VS. Roscn. --Discontinuance allowed as per
decision filed.
Whitsll Va wymcn; Ermier vs. Conkin.-Judgments
for plaintiffs on demurrer
Rogers VS. Arcuiar,us; woey same-S See In
dorsemcnts on papers.
Hilliard Patt-Ordar to sell perishabe property.
granted
Mills VS. Swanson Motion granted condtionally
Smith vs. Trebra; Estie va Somers; Re,ner va
Blauvelt; Murray VS.. Lathy.--Motions granted
Doupc vs. Davison.--Bailablc attachment ordered
Steiglcr vs. Clarke; Grindle va homas; Heck man
vs. Macy. Defaults noted
Grosz va Lorenz-Motion 10 open default denied.
Freeman W.. Clarke.-The answer must be served
the 10Th inst, and TO this extent the motion Will be
granted. $40 costs TO plaintiff to abide event
Christopher vs. Wson.--Mr. Charles Simpson, re.
ceiver
Conte ?onstoly.-Motion 10 vacate arrest
granted on spulating not 10 sue $40 costs TO abide
event.
Arnold vs. Allen Commission ordered, with thirty
days stay. See papers.
Young vs. Maul-Moton 10 com pei judgmc mt de b tor
10 deliver over property Denied
kiesel VS. Sturch two cases.. defendant dis
charged.
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho folio wing sales wcrc effected at the Real Esste
Exchange yesterday
Richard v. Harnett sold, by order Of the Court OF
Common Pleas, in foreclosure, II. N. Henry referee,
one lot 25xioo5, West Tiityeighth street, south
sdc 2i5 OF Sixth avenue John webber for
$l0,2 200
william Kennedy sold by order OF tho Supreme
Court in foreclosure, r. +. Farrell referee, nouse,
with lot 2lx98 Madison street. north side, 06 feet
cas-, OF scammoi street, to Patrick Mailon, piantn Tor
$4,000
Bernard smyth sold, by order Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, In foreclosure, p J. Joachimsen referee
house. with lot 25sl22 g. East Thirty egh,h stree.
north side, 200 icet east Of Second avenue, TO A. 4
Nossar Ior 81, $50
winans Il Dawes sold. by order Of the Supreme
Court IN foreclosure W. T. Dixon referee, plot Of
land 25x224, Railroad avenue east sdc 1901 feet
south OF I4ith street. extending to Mott Haven Canal
to plaintiff for $1,000
ssh 81, s. q ip aa VII. f. c 2 g ss sy iaeIesa "a on
l"ay: 5, sas -. ot 10th st.. 2oxso; s. iiaii
ssh nd ". w' 100" 70 r. OF Lexington .v aosioos; 7o
Mary Barcbin and husband TO :. Evans. :. 5000
s nd srss sa 20 !. 4 iiess1,y I '"ns' william. 5000
a. 900 81 IL 800 q a q g.. eg 81 sosaea s.a .:s
siec and wife to Charles Nehrtas :........ Nom.
f0,sssn anne o. 10. No. oos John Q. Jones to
Church va. ia T. n q White st. ie.ioa.5
xoo: = x renaielcn TO O. Bliss. :.....; Nom.
B,Ssd s isssido % sassh ward j. B. o.socd to Som
DE AT q
iissS 81, $40 Il " Of is; av 75il0o 10; John 0''
~ Kavsnsgh TO L. Richter 80. 1900
iIsth st., a.. 2ion " OF I'd law 2ixi,oi1 George
Bre,.e and vito TO J. }: kavanagh ,......... 1850
High Bndgc av ~~ cath ward John 4 liegarty
ead g. n $. is t. e. OF 10th av, s5.oi5 j. &.
Allen and wife X. Engert ................ 1900
B. 4. Chetwood cicree TO Il. Wccks........... 400
i23th st.. 245 H. e. OF 9th 2oxiop.li; IN.
Lane oevreel TO j. 10000
Lew,s 0c'erce, 10 o. Ches,ermsn ......,... 1000
i4th St. s.. ieo q. ". Of av. b, 2,xioB3; f. d.
Weicrcc 70 A. kropf. 2.OOO
Rocker ucferec TO 4, smedbers ......,....... 400
i4.,s ~ n s 100 Il e. Of Viii. s,. 5osico ;ssd
-wardl X Gwelim IreereeJ 70 j. Davidson: =. 500
Law Uesrec, TO Donovan '.....,....s..,. ~. 1000
27th ST., - =. s23.8 q. o OF 9Th av, is8xeso; I'M
Townsend, Jr recreej to Il. B. Dcnnson.. 1000
rhomasson Ueferee) TO conde. ............. ii4oo
Arero. Charlotte. 10 L. Iocsch u s. of sgd ST., of
Bss,n, Mary T.. and husband. to f. r Imsryv
80: sshington av- n Of Quarry rosdc Gath ward).
condc Jacoo aud wife. to H. X Russell, ria si;i
same 10 q; j. NchrDas. Riv,nsicn ana Pit st;5
penissn. Harvey 81, 10 Weeks W Culver Of i'm
Hesin john. aud wife toJ. s MeGaaicy, s. q of2sth
Lynch, Michael and wife, TO James Massey. av. D.
xS,"ef ~ Josanns Ia 10 j. n fappan n Of 10Th ST..
Same 90 saae n q OF i6th st W sv. II; yss.. 500
W. Of 4th s. :.......... LUuo
seeck Edward 70 a. Y. Loew ". s. OF av. a, Of
rhampssn sa a"s. and vito 10 iGcma.j Mccah
MS Of iisi st. . sd 3yess.............. 3ooo
White, Thomas w.. to 8. A. Tier. Prospect av 2ad
z,mmep Gustav and wiic. 10 r. e. Marshall. oi
I'd ave u Of o7lh shs 1000
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART
Before Recorder HacketI
rrrr cr,rroN pvprrpv c.sp

THE SUTTON PERJURY CASE.
The trial OF James Sutton on the charge OF perjury
in having, alleged, falsely his losses by
nrc was resumed yesterday. Several witnesses were
examined, the evidence being mainly OF cumulative
character. The Recorder took OCCASION to observe
that the trial, which In progress since Mon
day last, had occupied unusually long period
such case the chief and only point he determined
being whether the accused had committed the offence
charged In the Indictment He trusted Il would
hencetorth be conducted with all possible despatch
consistent with justice and the interests of ali
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DECISIONS.
SUPREME CoURT--cHAMpxRa.
BY Judge Donohue.

Gspo vs. McCunn -Granted. Memorandum.
BY judge Barrett
Kneeland vs. Hustled. Notion denied with $40 costs
Collins vs. Cashman.-hotion granted, with $40
costs.
Matter Of Louisa and Matilda Facknel-There must
be separate bond to each iniant say 200 to each
Fraser VS.. Brown-Motion granted, without costs
on condition that plann accept the defendants un-
dertaking on and without prejudice 10 motion
70 vacate ths order OF arrest on tho merits
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
THE REASON WHY MEN KEEP THEIR SEATS
NEW YoRK, Feb Is, 1871


To rnI EDnoR or rnR HERALD
Botn .E. s. Lemon" aud ''D." right as to
the 'piggishness" Of the women tho than
those Of your who merge every other
consideration and principle the OF being
woman or, rather, lady" BAIL Yesterday IN car
crammed--men and women standing, men and women
sting-"Stcp forward - peremptorily orders the
duc.or tno longer Piease step forward'D .'maKe room
for these iadies-cntcr, or rather squeeze in, two
ladies', mother and daughter, with mud-draegIed
trails ..0h, l am tired" says the younger one;
.Ohu saws mamma with scorniui glance at the ian
she stood In front Of ''you won't get IN this
car "step lorward let this lady mia gray haired,
probably grandmother. Presently, seats being
Gated nrst mother and then daughter them By
perfectly obivous of tue gray hairs stiii standing
THIS Of course, was not pggish but ladylikc. Bah
Your present correspondent was pig" enough To let
the gray hairs staDd-he does 80 on principle.
Tho standpoint from which ''Lcx' or Lemon, "D.
or "Grandmothcr" argues is not the true az re-.
lSting TO pubic matters Figures don'J iie and they
show that car making ten to fifteen trips per day,
number the seating capacity OF carl passengers al
five cents, will pay all expenses and leave sufficient
profit . liberal dividend That being So compel the
companies to double the number Of carsnay, put on
three four nve Tor every one they now have
ing according tho demand long room IN
the streets. This is the only way 10 prevent tho
crowdng, the beasty cramming the worse than pork
packing that this supne pubic cndurcs and then
when exceptional cases arise ths old time chival and
decrence 20 sex, innate In every American man. re-
fcrrcd by a.. would again assert itself without
fear oil violating stu higher principle AkT.
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RIGHTS OF ADOPTED DAUGHTERS.
THE BOODY-TILDEN SUIT.

Tho trial OF tho suit brough, by Henry H. Boody
against Samuel j. Tilden and others continued
yesterday before Judge sedgwick in the Superior
Court, Special Term The plaintiff closed his
after she examination Of two or three
Witnesses whose testimony unimpcrtanL
Mr.. Miles, counsel Tor the defendants, Al once
entered upon long and exhaustive argument on
motion 10 dismiss the complaint on tho ground that
the claim against the parties had been outawed by the
statute Of limitationA Judge Sedgwick al the conclu
sion OF the argument, promptly granted the motion as
TO Mr. Tldcn 'hoding thai tho clam against him was
barred by the statute He refused however, TO grant
the same immunity TO Mr. Ogden, on the ground that
he had not been resident OF the State, but had for
several lived Chicago The further trial Of the
suit will DO resumed on Monday.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
CHURCH "BULL-DOZING."

The story OF the musical controversy between the
Church Of the Incarnation and Mr. Edward Schenck,
who contracted to furnish the church with choir,
published in Fridays HERALD. brought quite crowd
together yesterday in the superior Court room before
Judge Curtis. The trial was promptly resumed, but
The bric testimony taken failed TO be interesting
On The day previous In summing up Mr.. John h.
Parsons made a strong appeal on behalf Of the Church
Committee, which was followed by sharaccrsticslly
happy speech by ex-Judge Fithan. who pronounced
the attempt OF the committee TO oust Mr.. SchcDck
attempt 70 ''buli-doze" his client Chief Justice
Gurus delivered quite lengthy charge, and ordered
the jury 10 bring sealed verdict Monday
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
NORTHAMPTON BANK ROBBERY.

William Connors, who arrested by Detective
f,kerton on the 18th inst charged with being one OF
the robbers OF the Northampton Bank, where the
cashier was gagged and securities aggregang nearly
soooooo stolen, was brought before Judge Brady in
the Court OF oyer and Tcrminer on a writ OF habeas
corpus sued out by his counsel, William r. Kintzng
Upon rcturn to the writ Colonel John r. Fellows, who
appeared for the bank officials, stated that was not
In readiness TO proceed then with the case An ap-
picaon had already been made upon the Governor
OF the state Tor requsition which WAS expected
morrow. Mr.. Kintzing alleged the object OF the writ
the prevention Of thc removal OF the accused the
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
STREET CAR POLITENESS.
THE WOMEN Ace AT FAULT.
NEWARK, N. j., Feb. Is, 1s7

NEWARK, N. j., Feb. Is, 1877.
To THE EDITOR or THE HERALD:-
Naturally there is moro inclined to be gal.
liant and considerate TO the fair than myself but
the conduct OF women in The street cars toward each
other and toward has forced me- from feelings Of
contempt for such utter sehshncss IS daily shown
by them. to change my conduct toward them. have
seen one eaboracly dressed woman from her
scat to leave the car and thus mako ample for
two men, with their tin buckets in hands, who had
heretofore been obliged to stand. have yet to see
the slightest disposition woman s part, street
car 10 make room Tor another unless forced TO- and
then It Is generally done with very bad grace Once
in hundred times perhaps, man may be thanked by
look word (al that Is necessary for his seat on
his resignng It to a woman We men certainty have
apology 10 offer for retaining seats IN street
car except in the cases OF aged people or either
II women would only be polite to each other and to
they would have no grounds OF complaint, am sure.
in the matter Of obta ning seats in the street
q.
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THE COURTS.
A Confding New England Land
lord Instructed.
REGISTERS IN BANKRUPTCY.
0verhauling the Management Of the Ever.
green's Cemetery.
HIIDEN VICTOR IN THE BOODY SUIT.

Campbell Mortimer Is heir one-sxth Of the estate
Of John Mortimer OF which John H Mortimer Is
Eustea During tho past fall Campbell concluded 10
take little recreation In the healthy atmosphere OF
the New England coast In the months OF September
and October he made his headquarters at the Crawford
House, New London, kept by Daniel Kellogg Besides
the solids Of animal nourishmcnt Daniel refreshed his
guest the OF $50 for cigars $50 for
wines and liquors, about sl29 for carnage rides and
washed him to the extent OF $11, besides giving him
&55 Tor pocket money. While the bills rapidly
accumulatlng Daniel began to ieel nervous, and
snred by the statement OF his guest that
John H. Mortimer OF this city, as trustee, held
terest IN trust estate for him to the extent OF 500 900
This II what Dan says. After tho bll had run up
over $500 Dan could get no money and bringing suit
in this against his late guest recovered judgment
tor the amount Execution issued and returned
unsatishcd An order was then granted by the Court
for the examination OF the trustee as third
party, for the purpose OF discovering the
trust estate. In Supreme Court, Chambers,
yesterday, counsel for Dan complained TO
Judge Barrett that the trustee had refused exam
nation 20 state what sum Campbells onesixth inter.
est IN the estate amounted TO- Counsel also CON-
planned that allowance which had heretofore been
paid 10 Campbell OF the trust estate had since the
commencement Of these proceedings been diverted TO
his wife, While not denying that u looked hard for
the New London landlord, counsel for the trustee
the AFFAIRS OF the estate he had right
Judge Barrett took 1t under consideration whether he
would compel the trustee TO answer the disputed
questions not
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jurisdiction Of this Court before opportunity had
been Afforded for the prescn taton OF his
slderaton here Judge Brady said that under the
crcums/nces he felt II 10 be his duty to adjourn the
writ until Monday morning al eleven o'clock in the
meantime he would remand the prisoner TO CUSTODY.
The accused then taken back The Tombs,
companied by number OF hts friends. James Dun
lap and Robert Scott. alias "Husthng Bob, " who
were arrested in Philadelphia accompllces in the
robbery, have since been rem owed from that city
the scene OF the outrage All the parties since the
commission of the offence have been Indicted by the
Northampton Grand Jury.
RIGHTS OF ADOPTED DAUGHTERS.
In tho matter Of the contest TO the viii Of Guldah
Cohen nice question arises as to the standing OF
adopted daughters In Wills to the exclusion OF OF
kin The deceased BY a codcll TO her viii revoked
certain legacy which she had previously provided for her
sister, Mrs De Young, and bequeathed her property
to the children Of her "daughter Elizabeth Mrs
Dc Young contests the will on tie ground OF undue
influence the part Of ELIZABETH. and the addi-
tons ground that the tcstatrx had daughter, but
only adopted daughter, and that the legacy void
because there 10 no such person In existence the
daughter of deceased The principals 70 the contest
Israeiites the witnesses both sides, OF
which there are great number Judge Joacnimsen
appears for tho contestant and Messrs Isaacs and
Sanger for the will The hearing down for
week.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, N Y, Feb 16 1871
No 1896 Hilton Va. Bender cr-Argued BY N. 7. Hunt
for appellant and A. }. Parker for respondent
No. IL Smith vs. the Mayor Submitted ior appel
liant argued by d. J. Dean for respondent.
No 1873 Grinnell vs.. Kirkland-Argued by A. P.
whitehead Tor appellant and George c. Genet for res
pondenL
No l03 Gossman vs. CruEor. argued BY Eiihu
Root for appellant and y. Frost for respo ondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
CALENDAR
The following Is the calendar tor Monday, February
19:-Nos 20l, 205, 206, 204 ls4, 1876, 1S7 and 207.
The New York herald., 1877-02-17
THE EVERGREEN CEMETERY

The Observation-Disclosures in regard TO the Evergreen
Cemetery that have been the OF various meet
ngs OF stockholders and others in Brooklyn begin
ming to assume serious legal phase The corporation
organized 1s49, the trustees being s. E. Johnson
A. p Cummings, r. Graves, S. L. Husteed, william c.
Primo and Ncwail wooIscy They purchased 207 acres,
IL s claimed at about 81 20 acre. and then sold the
same themselves trustees, taking bonds pay.
meut the payment OF some OF these bonds falling
due until 1880 Mr.. William G. kneeand, for a time
general agent OF the corporation ana atterward
comptroller, has brought suit for damages He
charges a general conspiracy aud, more particu-
iarly, charges william G. Prime with having directed,
counscllcd and carried the arrangement and com.
pletion and management OF tho nefarious scheme by
which the said cemetery has been ruined and plaintiffs
property rendered useless To the allegations IN his
complaint an answer put IN by Mr. Prince denying
their truthfulness Mr. Prince says be never acted
trustee of the cemetery, and Whatever he received
either the way Of land bonds was payment Tor
his professional services motion was made 10 strike
ont this answer as sham and frivolous, and such
motion The case up for argument yesterday be-
fore Judge Barrett, supreme Court, Chambers. vo-
luminous afdavls read on both sides In support
OF the counter allegations made Judge Barrett at
denied the motion. saying that the case was
which should go before jury.
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pharmaceutical science toward vegetable oils,
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Tie OLtm c0c0s, or COcoanut OIL, presented it.
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In the form presented, this oil il permanent
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II You Aru bilious take Qurk's Irish Tea
Sold by Nil druggists at % cts. package.
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-02
Gro.. IlurbnnA. aud SfoIdins Wives.

domestic inicliciiy," which newspaper re-
porterS nowadays credit with playing such an
important p7rt In lirc'S drama, IL often the 70,
sIlt Of lingering or chronic diSeaRG. What
husband o. wife can be cheerful smiling and
pleasant, when constantly sun ring from the
fortunes " some dread disease? erhapA tho
husbands liver becomes torpid. and lH expert
rnccS bitter. disaerccAllG taste or u nsca, has
chilly sensations, alternating with great heat and
dryIcsS OF the surface Of his body, pain in his
sides, slI0u,icrSOr back, eyes aud skin are tuged
with yellow, feels dull, inllsrOsed and dizzy.
Through his suffering he becomes gloomy,
Respondent, and neutrality-suspicious. intemper.
Instead Of rcsoHing to 70 reliable remedy
as a few small ilofcT Of Dr.. r;CrccR rursativo
Pellets. and following up their notion with the
ufc Of Golden Medical Discovery, 10 work tho
hillary poison out Of the SYSTEM mud purify the
blood, II he play the part OF "pCnny wise aud
pound foolish man he will attempt to ecOnOnizo
by saving the small cost Of these medicines.
Continuing TO suffer, his nervous Eysttm he
comes impaired, aud hO is frcitnl and peeTtsh
"A lit subject 10 become cmbrOilc1 III "dOmcS-
tic infclieity." Or The good wife may, from
her too la6oriOhsdNtCs or family carcH, have be-
como suffice to such chronic affections M arc
peculiarly incident 10 her sex, AMI being reduced
III blood and strength, suffering from bacRachc,
IlCrvOnsnrES, headache, internal fever, and en-
during pAilIst too nGulerOuS 10 mention, she may
become pCGNisl and frctfnl -aNvthing Int Il
genial hGlpmatc. IN this GeplUrab!c condition
Of Ill health, slloull she net wisry H;l employ
nr. PCrCc'S FavcFi:c Prescription. it will IN lup
time, by its cordial. tonic AMI ntrvinG proper
ties, restore her health and transform her from
tic prGviSh Ecol,lnI, irritablc-tcmpGrrtl invalid
to happy, cheerful wife. J.tsing aside lCrity
and speaking seriously, husbands aud wives,
The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1877-06-02

OF failing energy, tint 10 whicii the tagged
ant man Of business, the braIn-lutiguctl Author.
the tired advocate or tho weary artisan can
resort with the greatest certainty that Il will re-
vive his OvtrWrUuglh powers, il lIOstcttcr'S
Stomach Dittcrs, most genial tunic cordial, ~
vol asa benign remedy for disorders Of the
stomach, liver. bowels Riil urinary organs, and
meats Of Graduating md preventing inteIinlt-
tent aud rcmittcnt fcyerS. II moi only 0nriclCs
the blood and creates new fund Ur energy In
the system. but Il has the effect OF expclinS
Impurities from tic life current which hCSCt
disease. The injurious influence Of abrupt
transitions Il temperature, Of all unwl,Ulesumc
climate nnd injurious diet are cutintcrartcd ly
II, and Il promotes digestion. AplrttcNnd sound
rrloSp, dive 1t trial anil be convinced.