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tured but finally charged Kelly who with Thompson,
house and gave her the pawn ticket OF her
watch. There WAS no evidence against Thompson,
and on motion OF Mr.. Price he discharged. Ar.
John o. Mott counsel for Kelly, In his cross -examina
Of the complainant elected the fact that while
"shc was not perfectly sober she was not perfectly
drunk'' at the time the watch WAS taken. The jury,
being unable to agree upon verdict were dis.
Charged.
rLEAs AND SENTENCES.
James Driscoi. OF No. Elizabeth street. was ar
ragned by Assistant District Attorney Bell, charged
with stealing property valued at f62 from express
wagon He pleaded guilty, and sent 10 the State
Prison for two years and SIX months
John Matthews, colored youth, entered the room
OF Waller H. Solomon, 0 No. 2ly Elizabeth street, aud
stole quantity OF clothing In reply 10 tho Court he
said he had object in view except to steal the
clothes He sent to tho state Prison for three
years and six months.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

James Mexican, an exprcssnian charged with com
plict%n the recent silk smuggling and liberated on
$1,000 BAIL was rcarrcsted yesterday and his bail in
creased 70 81, 600 by Judge Baichford.
In the matter OF the estate OF the late William J.
Haskctt Surrogate Calvin decided yesterday that
collector cannot be intererea with forced TO turn
pvcr moneys OF estate until after the expiration OF
one year from his appointment
In suit brought by Herbert SEYMOUR against Fannie
A. Dusenbury and Herman II. shook motion to
amend the summons aud compliant was yesterday
granted the Court of Common Pleas. Tho action is
brought to recover $1,000 damages for alleged false
and malicious arrest and Imprisonment of the PLAN
TN, who is cashier IN the employ OF Arnold, Con-
stable Il Co.
John Cotter took stenographc notes in the trial of
the suit brought by George S. Dyas against H. c. Mar
TIN. ic claims that Stilimon f. Kneeland, tho plain
TINS attorney received S9i 20, tho senographer's
ices. but failed 10 pay the same to him statement,
however, which kneeland deniea Judge Wcstbruok
Yesterday granted order directing kneeand to pay
The money aud ia default OF payment that an attach.
nieut iss ue against him.
Surrogate CALVIN rendered decision yesterday in
the matter OF the estate Of David Graham the drum
major. who bad two rival claimants to the position of
his wife, tho facts OF which have already appeared in
the HBRALD Letters arc granted TO Della NJ al
though the evidence tended to show that Caroline
Graham was the doccaseds lawful wife. DelIa NJ
tie deceaseds reslduury cgatoc, and on that ground
entitled 10 letters OF Administration.
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TIE COURTS.
How a Well-Meaning Juryman Nulli-
fled a Verdict.
NON-LIBELLOUS COMPLAINTS
Property entangIements Causing Daugh-
ter to Sue Her Mother

An interesting question arose on the trial OF an
Marine Court yesterday. An action was brought by
Smith Hall against Levy 10 recover on note OF
tho defe ndant The defence that tho note was a
mere accommodation TO the payee and IN renewal OF
former note given at the time tor value for cutlery,
but that after it had been given, Levy returned the
cutlery owing his failure and not desiring that the
payee should lose by the sale OF the articles. who
promised to return the note; and tla. the plaintiffs
wcro not Load fe holders for the value and could
cover During trial some very interesting questions
nrose bonring upon the plaintiff srgntto recover but II
finally agreed BY counsel and tho Court that there
was only question OF fact for the consideration OF
the Jury, and that whether the defendant re-
turned the cutlery. Tho defendant swore that he
had, and Depew, the paycc, swore that he had not.
1t out during tho trial that a tho time the cut
lery wac alleged TO DO returned tho defendant had
his employ Appel, Who the defendant swore,
in Chicago, and, consequently, could not call him 10
corroborato his testimony. During tho course OF The
trial one OF the jurymen handed a slip of paper, on
which no had written something 10 Mr. Sage, plain-
tin's counsel, which Mr. Bandy, the deieudant's
counsel, did not observe, Tho jury we're out only
plaintiff Just before they had rendered their
verdict however, Mr. Han, one Of defendants
counsel, called his partners attention to Tho
slip OF paper which was thcn lying upon the desS,
and moved in arrest OF any Judgment, upon tho ground
that OF the jurymen had communicated with PLAIN
tins counsel in secret and he then read the paper
which aD--'The witness, Appel, Is now IN my en-
juryman and read him lecture, during which he
stated that, though 10 harm was intended he had
committed a wrong WHICH would probably nvaldatc
the verdict motion was then made to set aside the
VERDICT and 1t taken under advscment the Chief
Justice saying that II did set II aside he would order
another trial at once and before another jury.
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TRAVEL IMPEDED.

Captain Kennedy, OF tho Ninth precinct, having
found himself constantly thwared In his endoavors to
keep Hudson street cear 0! tho hucksters and farm
cfs who cncumbcr II with garden truck until a Ia,e
hour tho day, despite city ordinance TO the con.
trary, yesterday morning took ten OF the more re.
Iraclory ''obsructonis,s into custody and brought
them be lore Judge Morgan. They were all Jcrseymen
pnd gave their names John 7. Croucher Skidnorc
l.lngdDn Andrew schwartz Peter kinlle Peter Iuc,
Michael shurek Peter Vanaervoer and Gorge Grover
Gro, cher aud angdon were npcd $40 each while tho
others discharged with a caution not to repeat
tho offence
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REAL ESTATE.


On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday Martin
schwancr Of the OF Christian schaafer
deceased offered for sale by auction Karls Germania
Park, situated on Bergen avenue Henry street and
147h and 14sth streets with the right TO withdraw II
II the bids were not satisfactory. The property con-
ssts OF land equal to about nifty city lots and has
buildings upon that cost tho auctonccr announced,
100000. The only bid $lU 900. and the sale
adjourned Tor Two weeks
The following sales were mSdc during the day
IL.
supreme Court foreclosure sale-Thomas Thatcher,
hoss w. e o Sl sf'r" East s1ass 1as s ro.
s.. 100 II. W Of Madison AZ, No Equitable Life IN
As" @Sr lanpans bons. p,ahn' xah lo, No. East
7S.I , g. ls 4 " Of Madison to Eqaisa- >, Zoo
Supreme Court forsso;ars ,sIs-irsds,st Ere sa.mS W
s1es seu.e With i"' lot n'fs sssES sp
% %s'Ie .y. 10 70 iales s h.s' 4 an a; It, ii Of soo
surrogatss saoSon "oEAf@ MockweSa X oa' execu.oo
> plot q laud 1870 IoxIa7io on Sill ay.,e =. se-
Dam road to 'J JUlu 1900
Supreme cour, s1ses.ars ss iaass !. s.sl s.fFf Gale rel
GH' sS g', ''s' 81 sis co. d SS av to
Aso sis ssm. :s:e the tour story and
No. esS~E s East s' & iron. s house T!h r. lot
av, to German savings Bans plsin.lG ....... 10000
As' S G' also s
iSS D's 70 5000
AsI s"'E on sss ia
on map of Morrisana. TO Ellen D. Jones. de- a.
fendant 'ioo
Total sales for the y...................S $4,000
10th ST., n. s., 1868 IT. W. of I'd av.. IsoxioO1o
Benjamin Bunee to Jennie Campbell ..;;.. 5000
Caldwell aud wits to A. Iay. 1878
s cassidy Luele n. Cassidyl - ases
ss ST.. A. s. 1s5st w. Of hi, a; ii Ijs5s3c G. 0n
Haussman m sna husband 70 Ohm Ritteg @ Nom.
husband Charles X. Parnt........... 1900
Charles H. Parftt ana wife to j. NSsser.. $50
;s''S' so,hseSid & M and Wife Ga' oil ' 5000
rssas% sd WIFE ss To- rst cam waa ies. o''as''n 1900
7n s and r. xs % so SSs5 H. 10000
4. Weiske and husband to A. Trageser....... 1000
schwartz and wife to y. Miller. 1880
lasI ST., n. S. ri Il. & 81 sd Nv, issxsoli;;c.
Essex s., is,;.,. y,o f. q Of Houston aaS25 A. NJ
i..h s 50 s.. ss IT, w. Of .t av. sSss MOI"
Berso to ). sunnsnkamp; $1,000
Abenaseheiln Frederick aadAS and VIE. to r. Abond
schcm. W s. Of 7th av Of s5tn t. years. 1000
I'd av.. of 5lst st. rs....;...,....... 1000
Kennedy, David and wife, tc l.. 4; Lockwood, IS,
Of liOth St.. between 4th aud Madison avs;
Martens, Gsorgs r. 4. 4. CLARK, W. Of Klisa w
retHas S Lizzie I t. NJ L. brown s. . Of 10th
smith ill., James 70 Henry Cram n Of alti w. 'o
OF "a nv ;3years. ...................... $500
ns'.As M 'sa % Sass,%f W. av g e
same 10 same OF 77th ST. Of 80 av. years 1888
MeGairc, John, to John scaerloh, Monroe st.; .
rstr si'i .ona, !: G. b.;iicw rordiam av aiti 1Ooo
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RAILROAD LITIGATION.

In the Kings County Supreme Court yesterday JUS
tico Pratt rendered his decision sustaining the de.
murrer inteiposcd by tho Kings County Central Rail
road Company in the SUIT brought agans, that cor
poration by Maria bicCauoy. September 3 an order
obtained from the Court requiring The defendants
show why they should not be restrained from
laying track Mabone street IN the construction
OF branch OF the Manhattan Beach Railroad. Tho
basis OF the complaint was that the company had failed
procure the consent Of the property owners along
the route Tho demurrer was the ground OF de-
fcctive vcriGcation of tho complaint and other tech
meal objccIiops Permission is given to the plaintiff
10 It,len nd lnrc cnn
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l.
Before Judge GidersIeeve.

MERClFUL SENTENCE.
Catharine Baur, woman woll advanced iu years,
sas placed at the Bar for trla! upon charge Of
forgery IN the third degree in having In her possess
thousand dollar forged bond OF the Carbon Iron
Company. OF Pennsylvania. with the intent to utter
tho 81 as genuine. Her counsel, Mr. William r.
kintzng, stated to the Court that acting under ADVICE
the defendant! desired to Withdraw the plea Of not
guilty aud plead guilty TO- forgery the fourth de-
gree which was recorded by Inc Clerk. Mr.. kintzlng
urged that the defendant had been IN prison since tho
lT day Of last Aprii awaitns trial and that she
the sixtyt third year her age and nss ed the
mercy OF the Corr Judge Giiderslecve said that in
consideration oil her age and her mprisonment
last April ho would deal kindly with Der, sentencing
her 10 thirty days imprisoninent IA the CITY lrson
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BOARD OF HEALTH.

AT the meeting u the Health Board yesterday the
Secretary was directed to sond communication TO
the Board OF Aldermen stating thar tho Board had
jurisdiction over the Hunters Point nu,sancos hui
that case, with evidence would be presented the
Queens county Grand Jury. Dr. Day, SANITARY Super
ntcndcnt reported TO the Board that tho bricks
from tho Thrty.iifth street fire arc being piled 80 gh
as to be dangerous TO lie. tenement house the
side Of Thirty sixth street also reported In
an unAalo condition.
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DAUGHTER AGAINST MOTHER.

Emma J. Mason brought suit some time since
against Lydia G. Libby which was, tried before Judge
Van Worst, at Special Term OF the Supreme Court,
tho facts OF which were given when the came to
trial. The defendant Is the mother Of the plaintiff and
the wife Of Mr.. Heath, deceased. The daughter
claims that TWO pieces OF real estate, one East
Broadway, in this city, and the other in Williamsburg,
werc bought by her mother on agreement by her
motheE with her athcr that the game should bo held
Tor her benefit 1t appears that Mrs. Heath formerly
kept dry goods store tho profits o which were
deposited III savings bank 10 her credit which money
was subsequently, drawn TO purchase farm at Scotch
Plains. Tho title to the property was given TO Mr..
Heath, VINO subsequently, conveyed the same 10 his
wife. Mrs. Heath desirod TO sell the farm to John
Taylor Johnston. but could not give good title.
csrrespondenco took place between hers off and Mr..
Heath to procure his signature 10 the deed OF convey
Rnce. Judge Van Worst holds that thero proof OF
any agreement that the properly should be held for
the plaintiffs benefit ever having been made. The
testimony be CONSIDERS quite contradictory, while the
facts n inc case Ing that Mr.. and Mrs Heath did
not live together for somc timc ana that he Ideally
died his daughters residence alter which she
ried Mr.. Libby, only served to make the case more
complicated He writes quite an elaborate opinion
The case and winds up by dismissing the complaint.
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WESTERN UNION DIVIDENDS.

The regular weekly meeting OF tho Executive Com
mitteo OF tho Western Union Telegraph Company was
he!; yesterday afternoon in the company's Offices
President William orion in the chair A resolution,
recommending that dividend of one and half per
cent DO declared upon tho comPany's stock
adopted and Will be presented To the Board ot Direct
ors al their regular quarterly meeting, which takes
place day. twelve O'Clock. Tho stock OF The At
lantc ana Pacific Company will not any share
t.at a t,,.top
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VITAL STATISTICS.

During the week ending septsmbers 53odeaihs were
reported TO have occurred In this city. THIS Is de-
crease OF 1Oj as compared with the preceding week
aud 33 than The number reported during tho cor
responding week OF 1876. lhc actual mortality for the
week ending September was 652 which ~ IL above
the average number OF deaths for the rregpon ng
week Of the past years. and represents an annual
death rste Of 10 10 per 600 persons living the popu.
iatlon estimated At l,0le. .93s.
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DurToy -CRAcELry,--On September II, 1877, at tho
residence OF Mr. WIN. Miles, by tho Rev. Theo l.. Guy
Ter, u. D., Asa b. DuTToy 10 AUgIIA GRAcrLEy, both
OF New York.
observation-disclosures Saturday, September :,
1871 by Rector Alfred r. Beach, HfRsASs kirSzLER
TO MINNIE v. REIcug, daughter OF Henry Kcchc, OF
HobOken, n. }.
RocYRs- BRoApw Ei.L.--On Tuesday, lltb inst, by
the Rev William n, Dunnell WILLIAM q. ROGERS 70
LYDIA J. BRoADwELL, all Of this city.
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COTTON STEALlNGS.

Tho members OF tho Cotton Exchange mot yesterday
for the purpose Of balloting for tho ruo
mcnded by the Board Of Managers, to inapgurato a
system OF supervisors for the parposc OF preventing
cotton stcangs. Tho polls were open from eleven
O'Clock A. NJ until two o'clock J. NJ, during which
time 1874 votes pood. On counting the ballots IL
Was found tha: the rule was defeated by the over
whclmipg majority Of 1856 10 5s
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GENERAL SESSIONS PART ..
Before Judge sutherland. a..nHr
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.

CONVICTED OF BURGLARY. .frs
John Shuster, or Philadclpha, who was Jointly In.
dicted with Charles Jobsou, was tried for burg larry
committed the promises OF Mr.. James H. Hyde
wholesale druggist at No 30 William street. on the
morning of the 10th Of July last whsn quantity Of
vanilla beans valued at $500 was carried or shuster
and Jobson had been several times IN the vicinity Of
William street preyioua TO the burglary. They were
traced 10 Boston ana arrested and part OF tho stolen
properly recovered The PRISONER stoutly denicd
his guilt but The evidspce as adaucod Wy Assistant
District Attorney Bell was ovorwhe aiming, and The jury
promptly convicted him. in passing sentence Judge
Sui hcrland said that defence form by the ?ris
cncr, who tcstliod In his own behalf mad ex-
reedcd anything in tho way VI erontcry he had ever
heard Tho prisoprr was sent 70 the Siato Prison Tor
the term oil nvo years. Charles H. Jobson, his COIN
punop against whom thero wcro Two indictments, re-
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vAx sicKLEK-BRusH.-At the residence OF the
BRIDES parents. on "Wednesday, September 8. BY tho
New YORK; TO NJ. LOUISE, daughter OF A. v. Brush, OF
ST. Louis No cards
WnirTy-LE BEUS.-On wednesday, September 5,
by Rev. DR. Houghton MARIE Lg BRrs 10 HExIr e.
WnIrTY. OF Sinclair house, New York DO cards
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INJURED INNOCENT.

Bridget Hendricks and Mary Graham quarrclIed yes.
terday ut No. 81 Greenwich The latter picked
up piece Of hasgDg and struck an infant Guild OF the
former severe blow, which, however, sne claimed
was accidental she was committcd for trial at tho
Special Sessions In default 0. $500 bail
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STEALING AT A PICNIC.

Henry Thompson and Michael Kelly were arrssncd
for trial the charge OF stealing watch and chain
from Mary Toy on tho 2ist of July last Tho COM
planaui testified that Us she was returning from
pnnc at Excelsior Grove, tho day in question: the
liro Kelly al lproachcu her and snaichtd herwatch
ind cham. Her skirt was torn rom dancin-, anu Oh
adjusting IL sho ran alter tAc.prisoncr she ut nrst
accused man named Higgins. VINO was aferward cap'
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PRIVILEGED COMMUNICATIONS

The fact has already been published in tho HERALD
Of suit having been brought by HcnryC. Miner,
proprietor Of The London, in the Bowery against his
next door neighbor Theodore Van Eupen, dentist.
The latter had complaint drawn up aud signed by
himself and several neghbors, to the effect that the
theatre the nightly resort Of noisy and dsrepua-
BILE characters. This complaint forwarded 10 tho
Police Commissioners who referred it TO tho captain
Of tho precinct, and through him the matter was
hnaliy brought before Judge Duny. After examna-
lion The Justice dismissed the complaint and then Mr.
Miner commenced SUIT against Van Eupen
IN tho Marine Court 10 recover $1,000 dam
ages for libel. alleging that tho atter's COM
pIant to the Commissioners was false and was
maliciously lew days motion on
behalf Of defendant Iadc before Judge sheridan,
in Marine Court Chambers 10 set aside the order OF
arrest in the case, the ground that the
ton to tho Police Commissioners alleged to be libel!
!ous was privileged communication, and not there
fore, the subject OF suit Tor damages. Yesterday
judge Sheridan rendered his decision holiing that the
complaint 10 the Commissioners was privileged com
municaton, and thai the order OF must be
Gated.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
ENGAGED.
MARRIED.

icnTENsrEIN-REicIi.-BER BERNHARD LcurEysrEIS 10
BERTHA REicu, both OF this city. No cards.
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A UCIION SALE.
"A PETER BOWIE, Auction Ger,
will sell this day. at II o'clock at the auction
Sth ST. ana University place. general assortment OF
Household Furniture consisting of four rosewood Pabos
Parior and Chamber Suits. black walnut Bedstead Blu.
Dressing Cases. Tables. Chairs Sowing Machines
Washstand Lounges Desks Stoves. hair and spring Mat
rcsses Crockery Kitchen Utensils Brussels aud ingram
GnruAIa .Nn
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SALES AT AUCTION.
a. Old stand 81 Nassau It,
TOMORROW GnURsDAY. AT Io,z O'CLOCK,
at 81 Nassau st.
Sp sng5Sb a.so sT rpE ETTE sAtg ~
Carpets, Beddins Eass@sns a's and KcS.n uiensil,.
a GEO W. KELLER AuorIosEER
slhxhsfIhfnkb, w&sE saSfi iSb Il 3 cGfIsay. GfssSay
100 oi faisrs;s@ ; @es asb ~ wsrEa 4 Il 1ooohz
A UcrIoN SALE AT PRIVATE RESIDENCE.
ficu AND bEsRAsE pd RSSs 81. S FURNITURE
THIS SRsD1y &oaxSSd xd.' at sl As 10 O'CLOCK
10 ~ wEs s f'si @ S 9Th AVS
as Sfss % n as 81 ss
ss.lIt Men IN .snd.nee 70 pack aud ;hp good. y Dc:
s1hiyhay EstAle wAENSl 59rAyk SA1aEs fgTa
pARLos cloKpkSni ANo pAMisG GrI SoM sa faAso crimson
Vsi H9 and sGa and ig.s
and Ss rSqS nsGs sss: sfs sSaH
E ss ss % .sss Da ss
s,eas Gns spring Mattresses feather Pillows.
bf Sis rGS Ssi efs sas
Sa,sry Sns ges Sr' Suit Ii ssssr ss
e 27 velvet fssis cnsap aDd H.
N. Bat West i5,h st.. between 9TH aud 9Th avs.
A CCrION SALE AT RESIDENCE. 1873 WEST lSrH
"A ST.. between 9th aud an avs-. ,,,> So.
this WEDAEsDAil morning. commencing az lo,s ocoeks
crossword Pfanoforte. Brussels ingram carpets
smagnieent satin reps eni hair cloth rarior SUITS
SECRETARY and Library Bookcases Desks
\ pair curtains, 10 large and small Mirrors.
- Gne Oil Painting, Bronzes. Clocks. Ngses.
elegant Bedroom suits, single and Doubls bcosteaos
10 hair and spring Mattresses wardrqes.i Lounges
sessn s q ansns a SsDe os;oiTl soT Hsssa and
Goods packed and delivered ely eouaiIy Take ci9s.;
West 10th st., between oth aud Itli
A UCTlON SALE or MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD
n FURNITURE
To be sold TO DAY, Wednesday morning.
commencing Al 10 o'clock.
at the elegant fve story brown houss
10 Vest I'D ST.. near 9th as. -.
Two elegant rosewood Pianoortcs. Stcnway aud wind
s1p and 81 ODo: magnificent rosewood ttaReros
lace Curtains Mirrors nad Paor suits covered la SATIN
nets Jaraineres. Bronzes on Paintings &c. Ch~noor
suits in walnut Dressing Cases Bcdstead spring aud har
Mattresses Carpsts, Ne Bookcases. $40 yoinm choice
Books I.ady's aries Library Tables Inrks, suits
Dining Room Buffet Extenslon Table solid walnut Chars iu
leather china Dinner and Tea sets Lounges ss ssnd
and shipped. LUKE fIiZGERALD Auctioneer.
UCTION sAII.-TIiIs "WEDNESDAY MORNING.
"a commencing at 10 o'clock.
at private residence 2lB West 18th ST.,
6th and 9TH
brilliant toned Pianos Steinway and Hartman.
elegant Payior suits, satin and reps.
Bronze Mantei set
Bronze Figures, assorted.
IL " indows ii,ee Curt aims
ls Brussels and Ingram Carpets.
ID elegant Oil Paintings
Gle giant Bedroom scts. in black walnut.
Elegant Cabinets aud Bookcases.
Hair and spring Mattresses wardrobes.
2elegant Butsts Extension Table and Chairs.
Lot OF solid Silver and Plated Ware.
Lot of Kitchen and servsnts Iurnitu.e; ,
Sale positive. H. H. MARTIN. AuctiOnecr.
N. N.B--Goods boxed and shipped. city or country.
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SUPREME coURT-CHAMBERs.
BY Judge Donohue.
Mitchell vs.. Crofut.-The report must 20 back Tor
ur,ler finding and TO bo made more definite.
In the matter OF the French Manufacturing Com
)apy. Motion denied.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

..Tbe Two Orphans" Will be produced next
week, at The Grand OPyra House
Mr. Frederick BoScOWitz viii gave a piano
recital at SteInway II.i'l this evening.
Free lectures are delivered in the library OF
, the Aquarium by Prof. Adrian j. Eb'il.
The Mozart Club will give its third subscrip-
ti,,n concert nj stclnwaY Hall tls evening
"1bc Danicheffs- will be brought out at
the Un;Cn Square Thcater next hond'F evening
Scenes illustrative of Indian Life are promised
,tCuore's Garden together W Tn races ana DINER Ran
drcdj joys
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Fein;nger will give their
third concert OF Chamber Music al Chichefihs nan
this evening.
The farcical play of Lemons is successful
At Inc Firth Ayen;r fhe1or Ii draws crowded hoi'es'
and il IL the occasion ~ hearty lanshtI'
An excellent programme Of minstrelsy may
M n,,iovrd at the flall OF tie Francisco AnsTcls
Tie buTlesquc OF Inc Happy 1loke CONTINUES on inc
bl.
Nv gooth will act for two weeks in Brook
-, .nfo an Feb 10. Then ht Will take rest FOR one
ycrk and the 18th OF FEBRUARY VIII appear dt inc
Walnut. philadelphia.
Mfr. Uer .r's intricate, neNpiicable, anu charm
ms Of magic, second sight. and oihcr nlarvcls,
c11tiur al wonder Iicater, ana deserve ana feuy
coward the public attention.
Miss Emma Abbott will make her first APP
s1,Iec her pcturn ron Europe about the stu Of
+ bruaIy She will sing at Cncktrhs Han uhdet Ine
management Of Mr De ViTo.
..TncJo Toms CABIN is kept before the
public at tie B.oadway 4heatc .9a M Sl. o. q
Mountaineering IPsyLaad me ,0 - o,in nd o hy
time 20 enhance its e!ect ny ''i'i''u "0'7 anu "
romantic yOcalisD -,
The Kellogg English Opera Troup9 will give
.qi,n ~ Inc North Tonight, the
p,,v Dgfcbman" on Friday night ana The Bohemian
,, at tbe s,fI.rday matinee at the Academy OF Music
Mr.. George Fawcctt Rove arrived home on
anulay ugLt afeT professional tour IN western cries
80 s,',er,ufg nd Tie final rehtaT.als of his now play.
1itth Avei;c when viii! be- bought out next Mon
day evening at Booths rheater The sale OF seats WI"
begin to-day. r.,
Essipoff played in Chicago last week. she
seeIns Nv ma ge been somewhat more successful thee tn
l.uhrre M tls was nor second visit 10 tl'l Guy
Rt ali tns travelling companies are having hard TIME
-, :, sud II would appear II their success were 10
ard Nine EsspOn
The public rehearsal for Mr. Theodore
Thomss Fourth symphouy concert will take place AZ
steinwsy Hail tomorrow afternoon, at O'CLOCK Inc
nrosa,i,ue Incudes Baoh's Third suite. In ID the P1
tor symnbony OF Beethoven, and the closing part OF
Waensrs G0tterdEiDmsrung." lie concert itseu VIII
take place on Saturday evening.