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MILKMEN'S FALSE PRETENCES.

Louis T. Brennan, assistant sanitary inspector. made
application TO Judge Kllbreth Monday Tor warrants
tor the arrest eleven Long Island milkmen, who
charged with the violation OF law passed in 1864,
which makes 1t mlsaemeanor for the vendors of the
iacteal fluid to have displayed on their wagons or
the names Of places from which tho
mllk does actually come. The warrants
were granted and the ole ndng mi kmen were notbed
by Court Officer Herman To appear yesterday morning
in Essex Market Court. Their names Nicholas
Ellis, oil No 81 Marcy avenue, Brooklyn; s. Benks,
OF No. ALI Fifth avenue, Brooklyn John Hegcman,
OF No 90 Myrte avenue; Samuel Cam OF No. ll5 Hart
street; Meyer Rosenberg, of No 800 Hambuig
Thomas Reagan, OF No l02 Norfolk street; Abraham
Liebeman Of Newtown, l. l.; John Kauled, Of
Middle Village, L. l., and william Holmes.
OF No. 1873 Ludlow street. The Inspector
made affidavit that all tho wagons OF these milk
men were painted large gilt letters either ''Pure
Orange County Milkn or "From Our Own Dairy In
MeIrose" or "Wcstchester County MIX, )" while IN
fact all the milk that was In their cans came from
BROOKLYN or It's outskirts The prisoners held
$500 bail each 10 answer at General Sessions
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COURT OF APPEALS.


MOTIONS.
No, 81. Frost VS.. The Yonkcrs Savings Bank
Case restored ON motion and CONSENT and ordered 10
be submitted.
Whitehead W. Kennedy-Motion to amend re-
miuitur-samucl Hand Tor motion; d. J. Dean OPP
posed
Prince vs. Contradiction for reargument sub
mittcd.
In re Pengret--Motion to vacate rcmittltur.--
Timothy r. Neville Tor motion; j. A. Bcall opposed.
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
No. 322. Boon Moss Argued by J. Mulin, Jr,
for respondent; submitted Tor appellant
No. as4 In re debrcw Benevolent Orphan Asylum
Argued by Alexander b. johnson Tor appellant aud j.
A. beall Tor the Mayor &c, Of New York.
No. 339 Noyes vs. The Chldren's Aid Society
Argued by Henry l.. Clinton Tor appellant; Robert W.
No ISIS. lhe Stnndard Sugar Refinery VS.. Dayton
Argued by 5. Hand tor appellant; N. W. Dcvne tor
No. 80 In 70 will of Charles Hathaway -Argued
by ID. u. Niles Tor appellant; d. l. ArDucke Tor
respondent
No. 35L Bruce VS.. Giscom.-Argucd by Henry Par
sons Tor appclant William A. Boyd Tor respondent.
No. 3S1. In re- petition OF h. NJ. Wilie;.-Argued by
A. b. johnson for appellant; A. Beali Tor respondent.
No. BAG Ia the matter Ut the Second Baptist
No. $40 Barnett w. Selling Argued by 5. Hand
for appellant; A. x. Dyett for respondent
DECISIONS.
The following decisions were handed down.
Oraer granting new trial reversed ana judgment on
waful
judgment affirmed with costs.-Reeder VS.. Sayre
Wood VS.. New York Central &c, Railroad; Bgeow
VS.. Benedict; Gus vs. Williams; Robert Curry vs.
Powers: John Curry vs. Powers.
Orders reversed anu application denied with costs -
In re New York Ceutrai &c, Railroad vs.. Raw
judgment affirmed with COSTS as of June Ivan
valkenuurg American Popular Lie Insurance Com
pany.
Order granting new trial affirmed and judgment alb
solute tor plaintiff on stipulation with costs.-Markey
VI. Brewster.
Appeal dismissed with costs-ln re Sage for q man
damus against the Lake Shore, &C., Railroad
Order affirmed with costs-Hiierv vs. Burlington &c.
Railroad.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the day calendar TOR Wednesday,
lima 2Q.-Nos so. "a. 30. II. lob. 2O5. So. 3i4.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Before Judge Sutherland.
"THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE. "

''THE COURSE OF TRUE LOVE-"
Ebert Petit, twenty years old residing at No
100 East Fifteenth street, arraigned for trial by
Assistant District Attorney Rollins charged with
ieonious assault 1t appeared that the prisoner was
paying his addresses to q young widow, Mrs Louisa
Turner OF No ZIG Fourth avenue On the 9th inst
he called her. and tho lady met him at the door
he deliberately fred pistol at her. wounding her In
the leg Mrs Turner fell and tho prisoner was about
to Ore again when she entrcated him not to do SO,
and, looking Al his PROSTATE VICTIM he went away.
He arrested ana indicted by the Grand ury.
HIS counsel, Mr. Chapman, when the was called
asked Tor postponemebt, but Assistant District At
torney Rollins pressed the case the Court ordered
tue proceed After consultation with the pris-
oncr and MS mother, who court,
q plea Of guilty was rendered. Mr.. Chapman called
the vi the Court 10 the fact that the
the deed was perpetratcd the accused almost IN
sane IRON effects OF liquor; that he bad idea
OF shooting Mrs. Turaer, between whom and the prs
oner counsel urged the iondcst relations existed II
further suggested III his behalf that the act must
have been instigated by the devil Judge SUTHERLAND
IN passing sentence, remarked that those who permit
ted the devil 10 possess their minds aud direct tho
course OF their deadly weapons should receive the
zane punishment as ought TO De administered 10 the
tempter himself Petit was sent " the state Prison
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BROKEN BROOKLYN HOUSEHOLDS.

Austin D. Moore, who has gained considerable no
torety IN the Brooklyn In his dcavors
the will OF his father set aside also Of
divorce SUIT brought by hts wife. Is again before tho
public Tho readers OF the herald will RENE mber
that his wife gained the divorce suit The parties mar
RED again some Time alter the decree had been OBJ
tanned, and II Was not great while before Mrs Moore
presented rscIf In made other
application Tor divorce on the ground that sne had
been deceived by ueiendants promise 10 reform. Her
complaint dcmurred 10, and the following decision
yesterday rendered by Judge Nelson, OF The BrooK
En City Court
Moore vs.. Moore Tho plaintiff, the wife, obtained
a divorce In action against her husband, this de-
PENDANT, the ground Of adultery, the decree con-
tanning the usual prohibition as 10 his marrying again
durlng his lifetime. Aiterward the parties mar
Red again, and now brings this action 10 obtain
Ike divorce. think inc demurrer - the compliant
well taken. Ncthrr inherently nor under the statute
the Court OF Equity tbs power to grant tho relief
now ciamed.n
In the complaint the point was raised, ~ the prob-
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CHARGED WITH PERI URY.

Upon tho conclusion of trial In tho Seventh Dis
tric Court yesterday OF the witnesses the
was arrested for perjury and arragucd in the Fifty
seventh Street Police Court opposite Henry
Kirchsimcr OF No 3il East Fltyfourth street, in his
complaint said that yesterday Conrad wittach swore
falsely In the District Court, before Judge Dinkel IN
tcstfying that no did not attach his name 10 motto
which was produced In court, aud that deponcnt was
present at the Store Of wittacn No. 800 Mott street.
ABOUT the 18th OF September, 1876. when he saw
Wutach his name to said note and that deponeut
was la tho civil court when witness named Brcid-
wcser swore he recognized Wittach's name upon inc
note and knew IL to be his handwriting. The prisoner
pleaded not guilty. He held Ia 81, 600
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A SLAUGHTER HOUSE NEIGHBOR-
HOOD

Action was brought In tho Brooklyn City Court
Special Term before Judge Nelson, yesterday against
Jacob and Isaac Levy, wholesale butchers propretors
Of a slaughter house on Hudson avenue. The plain
TN, Mary Is Litchenberg. sues to recover 81 0OO dam
ages and tor an Injunction. she owns two houses,
Nos PAS and $50 on the avenue named, which she
purchased eleven years Defendants erected their
slaughter houses on lots adjoining the plaintiffs
premises. about four years ago, aud since that time
she alleges the odors IRON the place have had the
effect oil preventing tenants from leasing tho houses
The defendants clam that there slaughter houses
IN that vicinity long before they built theirs
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COURT NOTES.

AOOhl NOlES
In the divorce suit Of William B. shore against Katie
A Shore an order Of reference made by Judge
Donobue yesterday. Katie, 1t Is alleged, makes NO
answer to the complaint
The closing arguments OF counsel in the suit Of the
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company against the
Western Union Telegraph Company and others TO de-
tcrmine the title TO the quadruplex method OF tele
graphy were resumed yesterday before Judge San
lord, the Superior Court Mr.. Everett p. Wheeler,
counsel for the plaintiff, occupied the entire day. Tho
argument will be resumed this morning
In the criminal branch OF the United States Circuit
Court yesterday the Grand Jury indictments
against woln, Schwarz and silig Bernstein on
charge Of passing counterfeit fifty dollar notes; Chang
All Long, a Chinaman, for obtaining payment OF
money orders by forgery and 0rville A. Ham Tor OBJ
aiming letters under false name. The Grand Jury
discharged, ard the une term Of the court will
open this morning
N. Caleb, belled the vessel Tor wages alleged TO be
due him Tor period including the time when tho vos-
sci sunk and out OF SERVICE and Tor his services
on board after she was raised Judge Batchtord held
that the sinking Of the boat put an end to the contract
for Dunns services and that the Court had no Juris
dcton In respect Of the services he had rendered alter
tho boat sank and after she raiscd and he there
tore gives judgment only Tor the up to tho
time OF the sinking OF tho vessel
William N. ogiivie has brought suit against Conrad
Boiler, Ia the Supreme Court 10 recover 50, 900 as
quarters rent OF The premises PIG. 21S 800 222 224,
226 West Twentythird street, ana 22s West Twenty.
that Boiler could not be found process on,
aud that no had recently stated that he had lost
$50 00O within two and would have to leave for
California to escape his creditors Judge Donohue, In
Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday made an order
for the publication 0i the summons.
In Supreme Court, Chambers, yesterday, Judge Dom
ohue granted order Tor the publication OF the sum-
the suit OF Peter H. BrodericK against Richard
+. Connolly and j. Townsend Connolly. John 4.
BrodericK makes affidavit that the defendants de-
Quoted 900 from the amount OF claim which he
held against the city and converted that amount 10
their He also swoars that he assigned the
claim TO Peter ~ Broderick, the plaintiff In tho
SUIT and thu the defendants are and have been Tor
i've years past absent IRON the State.
Mr. Mahler sued Schloss Brothers. merchants OF this
city, 10 recover $50uO0 damages for having cleaned
out the entire stock oil his store under execution
against another party On the trial Of the judg
ment was In favor OF tho defendant. From that judg-
ment appeal was taken TO the Common Pleas, Gen.
era Term, where It was recently argued by Messrs
William Beach and Julius J. Lyons Tor the plaintiff
ana Is. Y. Watson Tor the defendants. Yesterday q
decision rendered reversing the Judgment Of the
court below and granting plaintiff Q new triaL
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for iva years Mrs. Turner, who was in court and
who was stu friendly a ispossd toward the prisoner
uttered sharp crv as tho sentence was pronounced
while his mother rent the air with pteous cries and
sorrowng sobs and had finally be removed from tie
court room.
ALLEGED MuRDERrRs ARRAIGNED.
Assistant District Attorney Rollins arragDed three
alleged murdercrs yesterday. and thor respective
trials down follows James Ryan, charged
with the murder Of Michael Morisrty 10 be tried To-
morrow morning.
John NJ. Donne Of Varick street, TO be tried on Mon
day next.
Joseph Ballard, charged with the murder oil Michael
Carolan 10 De tried on Tuesday next
BATCH or swISDLERs.
Henry Hall, of No. 0 Henry street, a salesman, and
made up their minds TO forge the names OF several
firms and obtain large quantities OF braid They were
ovcrhaulcd At last, aud when arraigned yesterday
pleaded guilty. Hall sent TO the state Prsop Tor
three years aud Mose to the same institution Tor the
term OF two years
Michael H. Lorlng, who gave his address as tho
ner of Greene and Houston streets against whom there
were Tour indictments for utterng forged checks on
the Fulton National Bank and the Second National
Bank Tor sums Of money obtained amounting to about
$500. pleaded guilty indictments and was sent
to the State Prison Tor eight years.
THE PRICE OF CLEAN SHIRT.
On the 4th Of May man called upon Henry v. Keep,
No. l67 Mercer street. and said no merchant in
Rockville N CT that he had ST. 900 in the National Park
Bank; that no wanted 10 purchase q low hundred dol
lars worth OF goods, and that he would call next day.
just he WAS leaving he politely limited that his linen
was not OF inc whilest whereupon the proprietor fur
pishcd him with q bran new shirt Next day he APP
pcarcd ~ the establishment In company with "a lady
ana got Mr. Keep 10 cash check the National Park
then ieil promising to return. Tho check turned
10 DO worthless, and the man was arrested When
arragned yesterday he pleaded guilty TO tho charge Of
obtaining goods under false pretencss and WAS sent 10
the Pcntentiary Tor one year.
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POLICE MATTERS.

Tho Police Board yesterday permitted Detective
schmlizbcrger to receive $50 IRON Mrs Mary Dorou-
v,lle OF No ll9 West Thrtynlnth street, for tho
rest Of Kate Appleby, and Detective Ferris allowed
TO receive reward OF s75 froI tho Maryland authorr
ties for capture Ola coored murderer some time
ago.
Officer Blcil was again commended by tho Board for
braycIy rescuing drowning persons.
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billion or the marriage OF the defendant contained
IN the nrst decree tho marriage WIS null and
void demurrer TO this was entered and has been
sustained Colonel Robert johnson appeared for the
defendant
DEGREES OF divorce In the following cases have been
granted by the Kings county Supreme court:-Mary
Little from George Little; Lorin NJ. Green rom sarah
A. Green CHRISTINA Borgstrom from John Borgstrom
Jane Thorpe from Thomas Thorpe. The last TOUR
cases wore Tried keiorc reiereea
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

A writ OF attachment issued In tho Supreme
Court yesterday, by Justice Gilbert against Andrew
H. Culver, President Of the Prospect Park and Coney
Islard Railroad Company, upon application OF counsel
for the Washington Cemetery Company, TO show
why ne had dIsregarded injunction prohibiting his
company IRON running cars over PLAINTIFFS landA The
writ will he rcturnable on Monday next
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CHURCH THIEVES SENTENCED.

Michael Shields aud Charles Ward, two Young men
who recently indicted Tor grand larceny, having
broken into the Hanson Place Methodist Church,
Brooklyn, and stolen therefrom table and
munion table furniture, arragncd yesterday, be-
lore tho Court OF Sessions Tho prisoners pleaded
guilty to attempt at grand larceny. Judge Moore
fenced Shields to the Kings County Penitentiary for
eighteen months ami Ward Tor Two years and SIX
months. The Judge in passing sentence said that
prevlous good character makes tho difference in the
gentenccs.u
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TO third parties; that under the lease the c., O.
l. c. Company can alone call It to account enforce
any rights against II; that even II stock der Of
that company had any rights against It he could not
enforce them without including all tho stockholders ~
body. On the par OF plaintiff Il is claimed that tho
Endorsement promise made direct each stock.
holder acquiring stock the iauh Of II. and that the
consideration for that promise the rolling stock
aud OF the rosd turned under the lease. De-
csion reserved.
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GENERAL sEssIoNs-PART 2.
Before Judge Giidersleeve.
ALLEGED ENCOURAGEMENT.

ALLEGED EMBEZZLEMENT.
A young man named James A. McFeelcy was ar.
ralgned the by Assistant District Attorney Her.
ring, charged with having embezzled the sum OF SIS
belonging TO Er!chs Co, OF Eighth avenue. II APP
peared that the accused was employed by the CON-
pla,nanis to attend TO express mail business. In
April last he collected the amount named from tho
American Express Company, and II was averred that
ment having been made TO Erichs Il Co. on the part
OF the defence II was claimed that March previous
the prisoner had purchased 500 postal cards Tor the
firm ~ his own expense for the benefit OF the firm,
which he neglected 10 have recorded to his credit aud
that he merely kept the s15 to reimburse himself Tho
jury found the prisoner guilty, with strong recon-
mendation 10 mercy, aud he was remanded Tor SEN
tence.
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
William Address, alias Bradshaw, Of fremont, WINS
charged with forgery under the following circum-
stanccs:-On April 8, 1876, an order was presented
at the house OF Morrison Herreman, No. 557 Broad
way, purporting TO DO signed by Mr. Hugh o'Neil, OF
Sixth avenue requesting certain quantity OF linens,
he being III tho habit OF dealing with that hrm. The
goods were delivered 10 BOY who signed IN the re-
cept thH name OF Frank Mouon. AT the trial yestsr-
day thss Boy whose proper Frank Wilde, tes-
ihed that ne was induced by the prisoner aud his
brother to hire truck they I'VE forged
order upon which the goods received; that they
lived In top story In Blocker street. and had the
goods stored there before being disposed Of Upon
cross-examinatlon by Mr.. Price the prccocious wit
stated that he did not know which OF two orders
signed by the prisoner. The further hearing OF
the case was ADJOURNED until tnlS morning
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.
William Korn and Patrick MCGOWAN, tho former Of
No 50 East Tbirty-1hh street, and the latter OF
No. 234 Wsst Thirsy-ff,h street. were originally
charged with robbery In The first degree, having, us
alleged the evening OF the 18th OF October, 1876.
violently assaulted shoemaker named Maurice Igel.
oil No. 100 Greenwich street. and robbed him OF $l3.
McGownn was tried and convicted, and renandcd or
sentence On the trial OF K0rn additional evidence
adduced In favor Of the prisoners and ut the
cusion OF the testimony Assistant District Attorne
Herring accepted O guilty OF assault and battery
A new trial was granted to McGowan, and nc. too,
pleaded guilty 90 the same charge Both prisoners
arraigned for sentence yesterday and McGowan,
who has been ipcarcerated several months. SEN
fenced to eight months imprisonment and Korn 10
one year in the Penitentary.
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MONTREAL, June -. 1877.
MATEIsiONiAL.
A LADY, hfUiiEY REsPECiABLE. NOT YET Is
n wishes to meet true. sympathetic old gentleman Of
honor and wealth; View marimony AddrsA sW kkI
HOME, Herald Uptown onics.
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KINGS COUNTY SUPREME COURT
DECISIONS.
BY Judge GILBERT

BY Judge UlIbcrL
W. Best, recover, VS. Brooslyn and Ncwtown
Railroad Company.-Mouon to compel repay ment
denied.
W. Bunting W.. J. o. Donnel.-Moton to vacatc
order dismissing complaint granted on conditions
FIRST plaintiff to file 5000 security Tor costs; second
paintn 10 pay $50 costs; third paint 10 consent to
reference to A. Ward and to take short notice OF
hearing; all TO be complied with In Eve days
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MATRIMONIAL,

A LADY, hI0ilEY REspECiABLE, NOT yEr %
n wishes to meet true sympathetic old gentleman Of
honor and wealth View IA ony. Address sw kkI
HOME, Herald Uptown onics.
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her only that they are Carolinians that w

Der only that they are Carolinians, that we
all have to live here together on this se II :,
that when we die our bones Will crumble
away together I'm the bosom Of this old
earth that gave us birth; IL you will vote
yourselves heart and hand TO build up the
state ] tell you that before two years have
passed away there will be no parties in this
state to divide the people on state politics.
. There may be III nauopsi politics, but
there will be 30 strong party of white and
black men united together that, pracfi-
cally, we will have no domestic divisions.
! have worked and am working for moth.
ing else, and pledge you my honor that
y was the hope to bring about that state Of
things and only that hope, so help me God.
that induced me to be candidate for gov.
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II Is given to me to restore the prosperity
Of this state.to see all our people happy
and prosperous, will feel that my work
has been done and will then be compen.
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You and may not live to see this era, but
our children and our children's children
will rise up and bless the men that worked
out their redemption.
xFFEcT OF THE SPEECH.
This address was heard by the audience
with profound interest and respect, and
the plain. manly words so candidiy uttered
produced q marie effect upon his COL
ored hearers, many OF whom openly ex-
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