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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
pErIsInN,-.IrLY lG.

S,p,y,U,e Coart->ye.ial Term 49, judge Barrett
LEWIS AZ. Smtn It ai--ee opln9n. Wen Az, va. ana
iuf e hoy are Wh IA exception % ~ lt aMcntmct 10
The tcn indn fact Tue requests 10 ind cn b passed
luui being settled, "heA they can DC preSee1 y"
- Ju.ge Van rlnt- Wheaon asNoorAe5 y ana o'ie'"
-FiuDug x and Il, cree sigael.
Superior Co,pt-Npociai tym-By judge Freedman
And Aetzier-3siOn granted (D.ehoiah4t. S
Notions evHts- with $40 COSTS hes~ ~ haf sl
receipts AID the ofdrr must be enorCod saycry "a
Law "a IlaaJs equitus sci i0rii IA se eia teis
aDd crcunetluualy denied bv the answer TIE ntOn 20.
Injunction must therefore lo tonicd and preliminary " ~.
ton pgs, D., Ndcatfd, Alf $40 COSTS 10 Gr hua ~ S
matter OF Angel ~ The Noas ,iikens ba1s co.is ~
potts Ssi Nsgare e .sias approved on lasnass,
ton. MS at,i nil ;-r o,,,.-e -, smith ~.
Huc 81 alurtercd tn4g a. answer oi $40 "eieh".e
Geossy ". iuiehin be 81 cA ." q, -1, VII : ,rst
Goi niani oath agt huic4ins At a.-ho', rene gsy.
George Ruecseri ag Elizabeth urc kosiJ Judgment q
Rot r. export rorm,d IN s'n.ntO Paraapl
iroi bed board ordered Crocxor as' CIoc>Ii NSi'
r. Jude ssniori-The New York Guaranty sul leaeast
" company a4t Roberts; Coe agt the society oil "'' wv
YORK nCsrtai.--Oniers settled. =. H..
Common Pleas Sp,ciai 1am-By Judge Van no.
plcincsais prce - denied debtor TO sPiaI 1t5
toaa , i RssSi.ioa a@S the Mayor ia
Of foreclosure Tor pla,nsiG So o.s9n hn- PAX
sgt McCay.-Rricrccs report confirmed ~ ne "A Una
l,e o a. o rnf,ti s Win s6 costs to abide evsi
DAVIS Az Tns Navigation COMPANY -
rst. WATTS art trseuau.-Moti0ns granted SnN ~ ~,
MarcS Bond snpioled Bep az. h@nif on ,,ite- II "a
assignment Of Lopis hess SOC m'no' niem S''I Nc.
owen Chsrl,, Nv iche James coDous sssSa" ~
battery. iotir Joansuu,J amts iseiif ls'i
Jos.ph ,murlly John Mack. larceny nom ths tecsy'
leg stolen goods James kei'ey, burglars V'"i' hA''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
rvJOTyiyG \ PAWNHROKER.

In the suit of John c. Anderson against
julius Mcrzl,r, judge Fr,oGn&n, IN Superior
Court Special Term, las continued Ibo irjunc-
on asked by plaintiff. The plauul, icweler, claims
that after long dealings with Tie deicndant pawn
broker ia some Of which lac paid - per cent. and in
ohars lawful interest be pledged goods worth about
- 800 with tie defendant at an uauilous rate. In
ii, suit he asked that the defendant give Up
tle goods and 'anwie be restrained from
parting with them. The defendant claimed that al the
goods form ry plaintiffs. which he now held had been
sod Outright him Judge Freedman thinks That the
paintif- papris. though m1rihclaly drawn ana con-
tanning unnecessary matter sIOW pna f3rie ease, AMI
~ the Injunction only tJc sac - property OF
the plaintiff IA the defendants possession AC cOauUys t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
TIE LAST ERIE DIVIDEND.

The Erie Railway Company i'll 1873 declared
a s,ui-.nnual dividend Of pcr cent GA its common
socl and placed money enough IN the hands OF Duncan
Sherman q CO. 10 pay the dividend Most o. tie stock
holders of course drew their Ill ydend, but 3l352 &C.
manned in the hands of the rn, winch was returned To
the Company, mixed with its general funds and was
tl. over wit the C,npaay's other properly 10 Hugh
j. Jcvett Is Receiver of the Company. Juus Leblanc,
who was the owner Of 800 shares of the common stock
was ab-eu. the country in 1873, and only few
Nccks 20 learned 81 this unusual ana unexpected 1Ni-
dent. An application WAS made Yesterday 10 juice
Wc-throok. in Common Pleas special lcIl. 10 coipri
IL. Receiver to pay the 500 TIE difucld on r'
900 shares. Tn. ground taken on Is Deh.h was ti ~ e
mo ~ had been a-ic Tor ms -u mr. ana con-
rinucd be is. The counsel Tor Tie RcelFcr clam q
that Dir JeWctt did Lot present. TIE Company. bht
creditors or the Com and. tie toniusi1h or &C
co mt, rad been made by The Company he wa not re-
spons0e tho anOunt except h was responsible 10
ale general cr.dIOr~ after the mortgage creditors Lad
b.,u paid judge Wrstbrook toe view Of N. reii-
toner and directed the Receiver 10 pay lie 5000, but
Wuuut :. VI lycOuD appeared Tor the pcli-
tiOueF; :. II4ufOrI for Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17

The new steam railroad TO Gomez Island by
way o. B.y Ridge and hath, NJ De- ready Tor regular
travel in about wo,k ten days. Il vi ran IN con
ueetion with tc Street Line Of from Fulton
Ferry. The General Superintendent and President Of the
line went % Phade pa yesterday 10 suPcrntend acccs
siIy c1age., 10 be made in the cusiues, unlocked
for "A the tlme tLey were ordered. Tie OrdiYtry
rai WIS aid. while the engine wheel, arc adapted for
rail- aud fearing that they mlsh5 jump se tr'ca and
cause soUe ser,, acciant, 70 has beta determined to
have fanses pat dpon tlo wheels The alterations viii
moi create any long delay. and b. Is expected tsat the
r,.d " Al Doe 40 rdnniug order BIZ next sunday. The rate
OF fare la- u.t been decided. Out Is is understood
that 80 VIII bc placed al thirty cents me round
tfip. This via necessarily cause reduction ON
fhc Prospect Park aud C0aey Island lAHc, and
cutting" for traffic, % is expected vii Dee hc result
Tic fare from East NeVYOgk Co tic I,Uc is twenty five
cent, The iTy, while i0rt three cents is charged o
the PrgFpeC; PARA Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
rwo coysTAnLEs wno couLpNr AaREE.

Justice ID. Il. Shell of Westchcster was awall-
encd from sleep Al three o'clock yesterday morning by
load han gang his from, door. Raising his window he
saw JDhu Brennan constable of the town. who said ne
lad been assaulted oy John NcCur-n brother cousta
be- and wanted warrant The Justice who on the pre-
yious day had become the father OF . handsome boy
eyncod his d.seasaIe BY requesting the hoaselog to
escort the applicant 10 the gate. Ton minutes later the
magistrate had fallen lato delightful dream whom he
was again aroused. IroUrddng his ui.htcapycd head
into the air MI Shell McCurran, who begged an au
d.enc0ot lis Honor The latter witt lrgF. bar
apIrdrcd with weapon turWi yblc M apU"artu only
revolver Hithuut lOCh OF caaud told the visitor To
depart Yesterday the Justice htd me two cOastab es
brought before hm and held m bonds FOR od behavior
The twe had had nght ON Sunday night Bren-
mans ri.bt eve haii out and AcGurIaa lost
portion of ul6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
A MORTGAGE on FIRE ENGINES.

The EXEMPT Fircmen's Benevolent Fund As
socatinn OF Norrssnis advanced to The Fe Department
OF aorrsania par; OF its funds, takng mortgage on
the three fire engines OF the Department. When Morris
ania Was consolidated into Ncw-Y0rk. Nsw-XorA roPul-
aed die d. bt and The Association brought suit tie
Clur Of Common Pleas to forecOsc W mortgage. Judge
Van Hcscn yesterday filed decision Outstanding The AsS'-
ciatiO s rights IL holds that tie flrc Department
of Morrstn.a was a private corlpratlon ore Of
lis engines was given u by private c1utuhution and
fho,i the town ~ Morris mia aided. by General TAX, in
the other gues. that made them pun
Il. p.o rty tn tie aid given by the city Cd tio C1ohe
Protector makes its lands the city Property. Tho frc
Department hal rigAt 10 mortgage its property, aud
Though tAa pllnus trus-cs @ero ~iJ trustees Oi the
Deparflnent that did not lnyaiidate the mortgage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
r-erIrss DRINKING FOUNTAINS.

The condition Of number Of the drinking
fountains about the city j. ssh render them either
partially on wholly useless. they either entirely
dry or have no cups attached. Several 0fhcsc fountains
are in the pl5lic parks, where an abundance Of water Is
especially desirable Al the Battery PARK, one Of tie
fountains g. DIV, and two others have only single
cup cf In Washin on-sGuare. although there are five
fout rs 90 only on can rink b. had, since three
dry au from he fourth tie emp as been taken away
The street corners likewise permit sal ply oi Us les,
fountains. 90 one Rector md Wrs-,ts fI nls.C5 no
water; tAcsc 20 Wall and SII,s., and at PERL aud
Dover-st- have 40 cups Many might be mentioned
where only single cup remains. IN few cta-s Ia e
fountains 4rs paftiii hidl behind nrustduds and
fruit-stants, wlcre they are not easily found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17

Three boys were seen to enter the store Of
". u. Thompson 81 No. l2l AuDcfgy-si., Newark. on
Sunday night. through rear window. A policeman on
entering the store found tie boys concealed under Tho
ccunler They had broken opcn and rintd Tie money
drawer. They were taken 30 Police Headquarters where
they were recognized John Quinn, Nicholas savage
aud Edward Carroll sava-e il the Oldest ~ tie
three only 10 wears o'd On searching them a pa,.-
lock aud so4eT driver found wIch nI beol stolen
from the stables OF tn" singer Manufacturing Comianv
ia Academy 81. i4eTv IL also charge against savBg. ~
entering thc house u S>aE tcss, and s,co!Hg Hatca
and chain and -. Yesterday they al committed
20 the County JAN fer trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
ST IOU1s BANKING DIFFICULTIES.

j.
CAUSE OF UNEASY FEULING ~ MERCANTILE ciRCLN7'
4 nro,nincnt citizen of st. Louis said to
TRIBUNE reporter yesterday. that the recent BANK ia
ur,s in that city had caused very uneasy feeling IN
mercantfl. circles, and there were fears that
several firms, heretofore regarded a. souhd' Nou"
DO forced into bankruptcy. "Thc prime causc
Of the failures said tho informant, SIS the
fear OF the law enacted by the last Legislature
which not Only makes Directors financially re-
spon-be m double the amount Of tho stock owned ~
them bat also makes il felony for officers 20 receive
DEPOSITS OF premiums when tho banking Institution or
insurance company Is in failing condition THIS act
was passed 10 secure depostors from frauds, az well rs
10 strengthen sound banks by uprootnG Wildcats.
Thc failure Of the Butchers and Droycr-' Bank THIS
gentleman said. sis attributable to unfortunate loans
md Wild apr, uations when it was started the meh-
bcrs Of the whisky Ring, tcn in the height OF power
were LEADING officers and directors, aud they deposited
largo sums Of money daily. Being opposite to O"ioh
Market It literally paronized by heavy bu'eh'IS
and droverF, whose current deposits aggregated nuh
drcds OF thousands OF dollars. The President IL ~
Chambers entirely too generous In his disposition 10
,nanaee 4 bank and made loans ont OF sympathy fire.
oncuiy which man OF sound financial Judgment would
have refused He advanced literally to me 81 Aoa's
Times Company taxing lis bonds rs collateral ana was
recently compelled bay IN the concern III order TO
save the baus. The total liabilities amoInt To over
n million dollars. and IL IL believed that The property
owned % Nj Chambers and by his mother ana listers
vii bee surrendered and prove ample 10 pay the uepos
0rs in full II they Will allow reasonable time to make
payments. ", however, they precipate matters ny
r,sorns to the Courts. IL Is doubtful II they w Trale
thirty cents on the dollar. The stockholders VIII loose
AN they have invested among them william II. Pcn-
ton. William Mckee OF Tie GiObe DcB,Gcrat Constantine
Sia .nllrc. of WHISPERING nOtorety. and others
Tnis informant expresses the belief that seNeral ohr
smaller banks will Do forced 90 yield before inc week -
over "a they cannot bear up under Il heiyy run Ahc
Rank of Commerce, Third National, Fist NATIONAL Boat
mems Sayiugs Tenth Ward savings, Lucas and Ger
man Savings Banks he thinks can readily respond anu
utruars others but some OF tle newer ana smaller
isfoug i'm Inc north Of he city, 10 thinks must
g,II .sThe German Bank" he added "dld not fat',
nut merely Withdrew from business Tue STOCKHOLDERS
and officers are all men OF large means, WHO
Thought IT. impUdcnt to keep their money ldlc
when they could make II more SeIVice""e
ptaSlerous banks in Tie city, and Withdrew ony be.
cause Investments could NOT be- made with pr"iL"
According to the theory advanced by th, gentle 1an.
ST. Louis has more banks tGan necessary and can
spare many without dctrimcnt To the business III
tercsts TIE community.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
TENTH PRECINCT N1rtsAvCE

Police Commissioner Nichols yesterday said
that he oc!orcd Captain Gunner several days ago, 10
have Iow Esox and other street, IN their vicinity,
which were said 10 Dc in nliy condition, cleaned. and
.Ilat the order bad been Ohoyel. lie said the
markcjincn who bring their ur,-tuce 10 Essex
Market from the Long bland towns during
,he oag.y hours q the morning throw the
refuse o. decayet vegetables ini0 the streets.
af.cr e s.-oecc. ing ab0-crs have doIc their work.
Clutai Fc, is order. prevent The throwing ~
street ;,ud 10 arrest elders III regard
20 she fty condition OF stables, etc The Commissioner
declared mat the Street Cttniug Bureau had ID jursc
tiou b.. that IT, Heath Board alone mad authority TO
ART
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
ARE THE HARLEM BOATS FERRY-BoArst

HE IltN OF NOW I OK haS brOUgHt Two VrTY
similar suits, against the Harlem ana ScwIofk NAY
iat.on Company. and the other against the Norrsalii
Steamboat Company. Those tAc rival Harlem Steam
boat lines both OF which touch Astoria. basis OF
both suits tna the defendants carrying ferries
not authorized by the Charter from Astoria 10 New
York the other both from AOrrsIuia AMI Astoria 10 New
York and back The Dongan Charter, IL Is wen settled
has given q the CITY Corporation the right 10 H.
and regulate all fern Ia tue waters OF the har
The only a ueslcn As whether not those lines are
ferries B0tn cases were the Calendar Of Supreme
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
UNAUTHORIZED ENDoRsE,mHrs.
William Sayery and others. forming y

w iil3m slavery ana others, FORMING WIEN
Al,Xadrr Law TIE Gn o. JOHN sayerys sons, disco we'd
pGrlnci.ur with ~. Law AMI stt1 hun aul William i.
Fosdc THEN complaint against their former partner,
Law vas th9, hc had iiOrscd porrr - C. f. Parker g.
Co.. 20 firm m which Law va. interested, with the cid
frni-nam,. Their salt against FosdIck prevcn-
nj. paIflnz wita SIOyOO NOES iudorsed. They
claimed tlat F0sd'ck Eaev that Ian la 10 right
10 i.ior-. ifI not Fo-Iir pat
IN answer clnDhatictlly and infinitely denying any
k.bWlcJE. 0n hs part ~ any hing wrong thc notes.
ali alleging Liat ac had lent about $3.50 cu them pa
good ia.th. judge Freedman IN Superior Corr, Special
cra Oh this statement, refused j rton yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17

4 man giving the name OF Francis Cooper,
and his residence BaBor-, arrested yesterday
afternoon viIe tho II breaking Tire door OF No
~ Hoiuoy-rt Brooklyn T. -. IL his possession
found skeleton kega. fout-bsrrclrd pistol dirk nno
incucs long aud jimmy" lie wAs identified a. tho
tirf who rO;l tao rc.ii,ice OF John r. Amos 81 No
- -al.h rI-.t. vi az icics valued 500. liz ya,
recognized y l.dy - t..c Iaau VINO looDrd Ar JtuA
me ~ Ao 80 fit-st. t- Saturday. H. had ~ his pos
session d ist Of Wi4lisi,urCn residences occu-
p2uts are Now absent ia tho country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
GUNSEWs SUSPECTED MURDERE8S.

The examination in the case Of George MI
chaa. who. with Adam Eise is accused OF the murder
Of John Cun.er. 80 last Willamsbush, was continued
a. NewtoWH yesterday. Jacob Hermann one OF he Wit
noses Tor ihe ceicsc testified That he had heard Of some
difficulty or dispute between Michael and Gunser about
sono lois aad there had been lawsuits be-
tween them. but Ee had never heard. hicAhel
make any threats against GuuseT lac had heard Michael
~ 10 thought bIrs GgnSer committed tue murder
Ir Augustus Sohner testified that the morning aIteF
The murder Mrs Michael tod hec tndt she was mp unti
~ o'clock patching an undershrt forlcr husband Mrs
Michael w. sncd on Monday bu, the witness did not see
ler washing any bloody SHIRT :; was unusual for hef to
wash Oh Monday the witness knew OF frequent difficult
ties between Michael and the Cunsers Michael called
item crooked-.rgged dogs" but she heard no threats
usedhcIsol; she had seen bo;h the accused men, Michael
and Tcl &c the form house almost every day
since the murder; much more frequently than before
she YVES good terms with the Guusers but had had
dGcut- VITA Mrs Michel after the murder. Tie D's-
trlc Attorney ASKED that the prisoner should be held
bat after discussion between counsel recess +" as
granted 40 the request Of Mclacls counsel j. J. ia!ca
The Courtroom Immediately became scene OF co.'Iauu
caused by dispute amoug he East Wamsbursh women
Who had been summoned witnesses ON either side The
Just ice bcln. obliged 40 one tiGe 80 Iiterrose.
After the recess. Charles Schoppenlod testified that
he was living witli 3ir. Michael tIa might hat Guns
was klcd; be saw Michael the Sunday night Of the
murder IL ID O'Clock wacu both men retired; lac saw
Mrs Michael on Monday morning, bdi dd not see Htr
Washing that day Francis Bgstar testified ta'it hc
boarded EIscl al Et,i N.lum50nrsh; h' |1s IN
M!chaers house anti 10 O'Clock Or sunday night;
Michael came Escis house a5olt o'clock ON Monday
morning and todd the witness That Gunser dead Ae
witness and laur man. ul Ei,e aad hi, wife slept iu
The same room that ligit; Else. blow out tne GsIt
when they wore au in bed. Gasoline SENDER
testified that Mr. Michael d.i not wash on Monday
TIE witness bad heard Ms. D.duch aud Mrs Bas er
1.-TWO previous witncSscsi say when Michael had
lawsuit vita a Hebrew. tia; the next tlur tucy would
al Join t0-tthcr ant nd ha o. tue gallows. tpp th'
az. lcttion me counsel Tor Michael the examination
As adjourned til JU.y so. Francis Ackenna cJrnsc!
Tor E-cl. asked .lg his client Ia discharged Al The
instance OF D-rIici-A'torney DOWuIu-, Eiscl. Adam
Marin (who came rom RlckisHd County Yesterday
noInue) and AUGUST tuust the "a est son 81 &C. rui-
dcred man. placed J1der r0nds OF g5y0 each 10 p-
tan.- wi o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
MANIFESTO IRON THE BREWERS.

The brewers have taken umbnge at the re-
Gc-ons which have been cas, hy tsnpelaacc advocates
nnd others upon the purify OF ner manufactures and
clam t-at cIcful analysis hy competent chemists
show HAT These clarees are unfOundrd Jhrn'-
fore ihe United states Brewers Association hiss
is~uff manifesto. ting forth !hat tne Association
c1uuIe8aur, W. use ~ rtiul' materials only ia the
brruiu., nf u. liquDr- that Mrna"r shown t1 he
using uYx.ous drH.s OF any Kind "a biz business WI DE
expelled from tine organ cation, aid asking tHat any
creations sHi hr accompanied uy tie name o. tnc Of
lender and pl0Oi- 0l his cuiptbiS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
el,NDAY'sTuO HONCIDEe.

Coroner Croker had the prisoners in the Ca
hill murder brought before him YESTERDAY morning. lie
sent Daicl &uphy tie principal IN tLc case, t. the
Tonb 10 await ID" Coroner inquest Thomas Hun aud
Jos.pl smith two bows who Witnessed DE homicide were
sent % the House Of Oct. Ht1n. Dr. MacNhHf1e viii
MAKE d y autopsy up5u Cth.ls body ms aielIooH.
ID -rrty Coroner trJidsr'iuli.t made o-t-iortrn
amhat ION. Yesterday afternoon ~ The body ~ CHARLES
EodelE lrcAcr. he German WHO vac knock down and
hqd al. rriG fractured ira ~iAty- Elt'--f.. DetW
Fgat and Ninth Avenues hF joan >-if-r Sunday afeI-
noon Coroner Eiinger committed rheliu The Toiss
10 await the result OF TIE inquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
INDUCEMENTS TO AVOID DRINKING.

The members Of the Society Tor the Preyen-
tlon of Crime actively engaged ia promoting the for
NATION oil Auxiliary Associations IN tIe various wards
OF lns city. \ committee visited the Tenth ward List
ing. aAd walked through Alien ard the adjacent streets
Their attention called to the mrn, women and chill
rcn, who IN large numbers had le;t tneif heated
I'm the tenement houses and gathered In the
ncignboFlioUd Of the drinking saloons. To avoid
this. u ls suggested THAI tn Society shall fTaish
rooms ia different parts of each ward. where amuscmcnts
car be- furnished attract tie people roffeshu4cnt
counter where refreshing dnks be bought ~ almost
cost prices singers from the ncgntorug churches AMI
short di,cpurces popular SUBJECTS mmended
"a Inducements 10 draw people ffydu the damahoDs Il
j. thought that ~ tns way much crime ei re prevented
ActiN. measure, being taken 90 organize branches
the FIRST 81 -niccutn and IwcIt ystcOhd Wards. Among
those vino lr taking great interest 10 abe work OF tie
Society ter Cooper If, has written 10 tue secretary
that the Assuc for thr Prevention Ol Cgime
with ms entire Jpp OOaOu and sympathy ~ trusts '.t
viii IA, e with conutusuate VITA its excellent
ana huiuale purposes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17

Large - was the mortality among children
for week ending Jay - roor,s Tor tho week eEd
ins july u showed siil iarrr dcath-rais The total
number deaths ssl. and out ~ Number $40
were Of children Ter i've years - 9J deaths we're
ciarThcai disc ser and 800 Of is
OF children uudcrGte years Il t Tie BE- ard ui Health
reserved Information 81 the transfer Of 5000 asscd
YESTERDAY afternoon and today lie hity pap ias
Mi ne appointed, and the wOrs Of visiting Tie tenement
hon rs viii bc begun.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-07-17
CIVIL. NOTES.

Adam Tlcllucr has sucJ his wife, Anna Buch He'll
nor ;or divorce IFS complaint declares that thoy
re. ia February iS72 she nnia!thful in April 1873
and has hing Milwaukee with another man. ard
cnid W Which irncr cannot claim parontagt.
IulgU MpetlOua Ia curt CnamOers referred
case yesterday 10 samuel Marsh
Mary Mullen, by Daily N Nachin, her attorneys,
las brought against howard r. Bcde II No $40 Fourth
ave .eget imprisonment This grows
tho arrest OF plaintiff by BodsI employ