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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

i
em for the paper
Rev :. II. Robinson, Congregational,
has closed bis engagement at Woodbury..
It has. thus far, cost the Vermouters as
nuch to break roads this winter rs it does
to work them in summer.
Oyster Supper and Musical Entertain
ment in the vestry of the Church Of the
Messiah Ibis, "wednesday. evening.
The time seems to be coming when we
will have to hire few potatoes from The
grocery to ornament the table on company
occasions.
Messrs Farrin and wilkins. referees,
awarded $500 to the plf. in the suit Of
Harris aglinst the town Worcester, for
damage on the highway.
Saturday evening the Band will give a
n promenade concert in Village Hall, and
those who ike 10 dance will lind good
prompter in attendance that evening.
Bruce 4 Eoyes have dissolved partner
ship in their carriage business, Moves
keeping the shop and stock, and Bruce
having retired to The Marsh building where
he las opened boot and shoe shop.
SEMINARY Hu.L.-The annual exhibition
Of the Middle Class will occur in the chap
eI Of the Seminary IN Montpelier, on next
Friday evening, beginning ut : 80 o'clock.
Citizens are cordially invited 10 attend.
The heavy weight Of snow on tile rool
Of Hubbaras x K.nneY5 mill in West
Berlin crushed it in during the thaw one
day last week, causing damage Of sev-
eraI hundred dollars 10 The machinery and
building.
A considerable proportion Of the battle
ment on the cast side of Tim Hubbard
new block fell one evening last week
caus NJ quite panic in thus vicinity. Il.
4Rob can testify Fortunately the only
4 life lost was that Of a cat.
Va FDri,e comrarv carried off III,
Min, IN uranium. ra.t re,r for beino frs
1T The fires. having won the three first gu
Of i've. The first and second premium!
,raro EQUALLY iiridad between No IN,
No. at the other two fires.
The NoDtDeIier Amateur Ninstrcls ar,
,ofnc ,o Barre Friday evening and will
yive m entertainments here that will b,
worth bearinr Thov have , GOOD or
cbasrra and hose who "a 10 hear diem
will yet heir moneys worth.
rls r.5i.s. uontbfv Temperance Vaot
.,r.,+ william u.II t,.t Sunday srarir,
w.. w., ,,[4nIed Mr. Froi = S,;,I
-r.siloJ A1 Lila ,d5rass vas i.lirero,
L, prssi5a,- r7rl.a,- ,f ,Gjdla,rr,. r.l
MARKS nom Ley. Mt. tAiV[Orl OF I'LL
place.
RENATVAT ~- Lle horse of Mr. ktpnp
made In 'r,rs lively ON State Street ruli
'''''
caught ny Adj 9-oleT near tie Pavilion
Tuesday evening another horse went It
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

edasireto make She FREEMAN particularly valua
zIorits news from all parts OF vermont, and our
4ndsIu dIf rent parts Ji lie state. especially IN
shinzt0n. Orange and LamoilleC ounties wtllconfeT
feattavor upon rs aud our readers by sending rs
AaIintelligence. Give Us facts and We viii arrang
4 IN for the 0auer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07
rhri.,dnrn,s Hair i've

Christatiaro'4 Hair DYE the SAFEsTand BEST
IL acts inSnntaneously producing the most natura
shades Of Black Or Brown, iOes Not STAIN The
SKIN and IS easily applied lt IS a standard pre-
uaraton. and Gl7orlte upon every well appointed
roIIrt FOR Lady or Gentleman. ~sHi 0v Druggists
}. CEI>TADORO,
p, %. Pox 1853, New York.
uaii's Vegetable SIC HAN Hair i.enever prevents
the hair from lurning gray and returns gray hail
10 its natural color. EM6gl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

From q. ". Thomas Of Braitieboro, W.
For ten OF twelve years paat I have been trou-
nled much Of The time with Catarrh which las
Kent no 4 continual irritation Of me throat ana
lungs. attended with severe Cough During this
tine / tried many popular remedies Of he day
without the least benefit The past winter com
nuonced The use Of DR.. WisTAR'5 BALsAA OF
WILD CHERRY, the beneficial effects Of which have
been very great after having useu three bottles
4 ind myself entirely cured OF nv disease. The
GALsAM has also been used IN severe case Of
4 thm and Cough which came " thin my dDsGr-
Walton, which yielded at once 20 the remedy,
lccntnmend lts use 70 The afflicted generally
81 cents 10 81 i bottle. sold by all druggists.
FN6gl
jr.trrs & nestiled Tor rf Montpelier. VI, POST
Office February I'D. 1877.
:5-r0 obtain these letters, persons must give the
hove date.
L.prEs.-Mrs Fannie II. Dodge. Miss Jennie Doten,
Mrs slass,ie Ford Miss Lemlra Macon. Mrs. Baxter
Mills > Miss Ella smith,
4aSrLEMEs. Edward cullen, A. 7. Haunaiord
Autoiue Mopelta 1eo W Miller q u. Meal. e. E. Ma
s.n John Bobesou, Amabe SsnEan.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.


ARE CADE IL Y.
Tbs spring Term. wiil begin ou
WEDNESDAY,, february 2S.
+. S. SPAULDINC
s,,sy. Barre. February 8.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

business = lively 1t he vershre copper mines
joO men are employed; 70 new buildings we're cree
,ed asst year. anu .j 0IsG furnaces are 10 opera
uoA.
A runOrIsc nan mad aice ay--o.e stolen from
Ills .!e.sn three 7ears lGo. short time ago It was
brought Jack and puG nlo big seigA apparently
rs good a.. & WAS when i4Aea.
The bleach house connected with tn: paper NIL
AZ i}.aulor, WAS crushed Jy snow saturday night
Loss about 500.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

srALBASs BUTTER MARKET, Feb. 6.-Alteu-
lance 1T market small hardly enough long TO
make rotations, markttexuemcly luh. Winter
butter sold u 20 TO y cents Fall Jutlsr 80 cents.
LAYULLE COUNTY.
lie Sey Hampshire Press Association laFe
voted 10 make summer excursion TO Mount
M4nsdeld next June.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

WANTED AGENTS 20 sell my rev and very
" ~ L - attractive book. Ibe Women N ne
Cs1tpryf a grand Eucyci0Vedll. 4 Inc nance Tor
-rst-iass can yassers. nothing Ike meeting with
splendid success. RUSSELL, Publishers. Boston
Tasz F1I3W4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

The contestants Il me Whime VIII case, al
WcathersGe!d. have made a compromise IN favor o.
another viii. made and executed by I,5s Thu. viii
give the widow the use ol 5000 IN as much more
Is IS needed for her support during ler life To
Charles i gives he farm, valued At SG9OO and TO
Kate and Jonathan he use OF 5000, if there DC
enoa-h los that purpose, ifHJt, CttFies IS to con
tribute sucn sum As via make their estates equal.
aud At the death Of The widow her lowry is To be
equally divided among The heirs.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

MI Z. Wilson anu Ftte OF Barren L4adin., are
4s-u respectively u laa So, and nave leen married.
Years.
While Horace uN-e, Of Westmore, was luving
bis horse the oiAsr iu. the horse over reached na
eutHs Onward looraompietciy ID. The horse Aad
go be ll!le,l it once.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

R9iAu g. 'hrev.a, 4 farmer Of 8a.uu1re, Wind
sor Co1nty, l43 G1i.sI, with liabilities N about
s., 40, Aad nominal assets Of a5ou; 5000.
pipuera Is Iats prevalent u many .oyas In
Wtpl,ur County.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

9hAli- sfAHeDiAte Jt'A
ARENAS 4 rearsgq q Three Potent Grand Master
slsrhea r. 55s 3. Iaasor raad warden arden
H-lr5 q. Webster H1 Grand orator
edwin 4 rawne Il1 Grand Treasurer
EralA Il b.sa1m y lfrald secretary
Il sen Patterson ~ Grand. r.. VI he seals
.aaC a. NrEIr IA Grand Master II Ceremonies.
Chester llAgE '4- Grand Hcspltaller
Eison L. Morse li- lraLa urzauist
Aaron il. BurLlam li- Grand Il Ter.
This hogrishing organization IS having
rapid aud healthy growth and the mos
eminent members the Masonic fraternity
are found in its ranks.
The ple1s INT time the Reform Club haC
at heir visit a. Worcester, Il week ag,
last Tuesday syeniuz. VAS married BY tn,
nctioas of some Young men from this place
Ion the day following their return. lib,
president of our Club received a lettel
From Mr.. Bliss, the proprietor Of the hote
ID Worcester, saving Chat his house IN,
furniture were badly damaged by som,
members Of ms Club the night before, an,
billing for a settlement. On investigation
be damage proved to have been commute,
BY four young men. not members Of Jhl
FClub, but who went out in single team
after the rest had gone. and who went for
the sole purpose of making disturbance
We are gIad thay The trouble proved no
to have been nude by any members Of the
Club.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07
THAT IS CUIEW
..THE GLORY OF AMERICA


The new Baby saap, made By Robinson Bros. 4
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1877-02-07

Rev. : Il. Robinson, Congregational,
las closed bis engagement at Woodbury..
It has. thus far, cost the Vermouters as
much to break roads this winter rs il does
r, r,-orl- +bar, IN s17prner
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MINOR RANNA.


Dispatches from Fort Yuma say that the track Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad beanG rapidly laid across
what is known the Colorado DESERT the end Of the
track being Castle Rock and about nity miles
from Yuma Tho terminal depot Is at Dos Palma, near
which point WE'LL 800 feet deep, has been
sunk which yields u copous supply Of good watcr for
drinking or steam purposes, second well has just
been sunk twenty miles the Colorado, with tho
same results. This s OF the first Importance, az II
solves the problem OF railroad operation this 100
mile dry stretch and also establishes the fact that the
valleys heretofore regarded worthless will be very
valuable for agriculture Ono thousand men are at
work, and the track IS expected at Yuma in April
Mr. J. A. Roosevelt, president OF tho Wabash Rail-
road Company, has issued circular to the bondhodcrs
In regard 10 the application for the appointment of
for the main line in tho State OF Illinois and
the branch line from Decatur St. Louis. Tho plain
tn in tho n clerk in the olco of the attorneys
who have charge Of It. About threcquarte of the
amount OF the first mortgages Of the main line have
already funded their coupons and the propositions OF
the company have been almost universally approved.
Z Undcr these circumstances would hardly seem prob.
able that tho United States Court viii entertain any
complaint which contcmphtes a separation of tho
property and the breaking up OF tho arrangements.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MARRIED.

BxRRlAN-SEARs-On Thursday, March Is, JOHN G.
BggniAN Jr 10 OLLIE ID. SEARS both Of Jersey City.
FLErcHER-CROpsxY.-On Thursday, March To- by
the Rev. Joseph L. Kerr, WILLIAM FLETCHER to Mrs.
MARIA Il. CRoPsEY, both OF this city.
HENRY-BLoDeEr.-Att the residence OF the brido's
parents, Thursday, March Is, 1877, by Rev. Carlos
Martyn EDMUND s. HENRY to KATE CnARLoTrE,
daughter Of Samuel II. Bodgct, Esq., all OF this CITY,
JoURxAuLr-FERRIs.-At the residence Of the BRIDE,
on Thursday, March 10. 1877, by the Rev. Mr.. Pons,
ERNEST JoukxAuLr, OF Paris, France, to Mrs. OLIVE
FERRIS, OF this city.
us-McCuLLuM-Wedn day. March IA, 1877.
BY Rev G. Bnn, SAMUEL PoLHAMUs, this city, TO
NELLIE j., daughter OF Robert McCulium, OF Glasgow,
Scotland No cards.
RoBERrs-SHAw.-February q, by the Rev. MIR.
Brown. MIR. CHARLES +. RoBEKTs TO Miss ISABEL SHAW.
WApE-rAYLoR. Saturday, March II. 1877 by the
Rev. Hiram Hutchins, WALTER WADE to CLARA A.
TAYLOR, all OF Brooklyn, l.. d. No cards
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
DECISIONS.
SUPREME counT~-cHAMByns
nv Judge Lawrence.

IFy JUUHc TMWrCHCc
Hewlett W.. Wood-Ex plpuation required
Matter OF Bnuckcrbot; Atwster We. Jasher Lamb
vs.. Mckinley --Grantca.
Platt Va. fatL-fhcre is no necessity for ganng an
injunction. Memorandum
Plat W. PlatL--Motlou for an attachment denied.
Memorandum.
solomon ". Webbcr.--Moton granted, without costs
Memorandum
Belts ". Belts Motion granted, without costs.
Memorandum
Bcil vs. McC nn.rho order docs con form TO the
decision.
smith vs. Benton Motion denied. Memorandum.
Tbs Cuzcns' Savings Bank W. BurchcIL--ric mo.
tion to compel the purchaser his purchase
Is granted, With costs. Memorandum.
Overhscr VS.. Burr--l see no reason for changing
the view heretofore expressed regard TO tho mo-
tion
Duling Va. Dcngc.-Thc plaintiff is entitled TO have
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
s5. 79c, $50 SS.4S4,47S
aulrems 1890 $50 sl2 2sa s2s Doc 50, csc, sas


quirem,s 14s2o,o5o $l2, ,2sa 525 Doc 2,2se,52s
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were steady during tie day and
closed quiet at the following quotations: United
states currency SKIES, 12S l23h; do do, 1884, reg
istercd, 1l1s 1llN; do. do, do. coupon, 1921
1925; do do 1885, registered, 1o71< 10S; do. do,
do coupon, 107S 10S do do, do, new, registered.
lOs1 IOssl do. DO. do, do, coupon, 10sx losH;
do. do, 1857, registered, Ill Il 111A; do do, do,
coupon 111lS 111N do. do. 1s6s, registered, lib
1l3H; do do, do coupon, 11S1I ll3h; 90. ten
ortcs. registered 11ot4 11oh; do do, coupon III
lllh; do. nves 1881, registered, loo% llo3z; do
do, do, COUPON lo0X l1oh; do AIS, 1881. regis
tered, 1853 a 106
State bonds tho Board X higher for Virginia
sixes consoidated for Missouri long skies and Ten
nesee skies. new, and q lower for old Tcnnessees;
District OF Columbia 65s sold at II In New Orleans
louisiana consols brought 63la Ga.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds wore irregular, but generally lower
with the following changes prlces compared with
last previous sales An advance OF u in Burlington
and Quincy sevens, u in Michigan Southern seconds,
u in Ohio Mississippi consolidated sinking funds,
Union Pacific frsts and Louisville and Nashville
consols OF 9s. There was decline OF l per cent IN
Delaware and Hudson registered bonds Of 1894, q in
1ss4's in New Jersey Central lrsts, consolidated;
:. in the convortblcs, u In Lehigh and Wilkcsbarre
consols Hannibal and ST. Joseph eights, convertible,
and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy eights; 10
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri 1rs,s and 4 in Milwaukee
and ST. Paul &C. and NJ. divisionl The sales OF city
bonk shares were 10 Fourth National at 100 and AZ
Phnn'x at 1921.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report consols scady and United
States bonds fraction weaker, except tcn-fortes.
which advanced u per cont Tho Bank Of England
lost f1O, 900 bullion on balance to-day The rate OF
discount IN tho open market at London for three
months bills is ~ per cent Rones at Paris recorded
another advance, and now quoted as high as 10sE
40c but later in the day declined TO 10Sf 35c Ex.
change on London 25C 141ac Tho closing prices
in London were :-Consols Tor money, 06H a 06x,
consols for account, 9e fve.twenty bonds of 1858
(od) 1o6; do 1867 109A tenfory bonds. 10SA<; new
nves 107 Erie shares, Z; Illinois Central, 5l
bar silver, 54ad
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
The following table shows the opening highest and

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following shows the advance and decline in the
closing prices OF the principal active stocks, COM
pared with those of yesterday
ApvANcE-Ere, "a; Atlantic and Pacific, y.
DEcLrNE.-Western Union q; New York Central.
Ia. Delaware Lackawanna and Western, 2i5 Pacific
Mail q Northwestern preferred, h New jersey Cen
trail 4 ; Rock Island, u; ST. Paul, a.; do. preferred,
"a ONO and Mississippi, ~ Morris and Essex, q;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph, "a do. preferred, q; Della
ware and Hudson, ~; Michigan Central, Il; Burllng
ton and Quincy, al gold "a
cYnstNG PRfCEs--3
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MINING SHARES

MINING SHARES.
The following the opening quotations for mining
stocks at San Francisco to-duy:-Goud l. Curry,
13; Savage, Z; Choar Potosi, so; Ophir. %; Hale
Norcross, s; Crown Point, 8; Yellow Jacket, IL;
Belcher, Z; Imperial, s Virginia consolidated, 43
California, As; Ovorman. 60; Raymond Ely. b
Eureka CIV, 81; Best Bccher. 30; Kentuck, 8; Union
consolidated, u Alpha II; Meadow Valley, u; Sierra
Nevada, 8; Mexican. IL Caledonia s; Silver HILL 9;
Eureka consolidated II; Justice, IL; Julia consol.
idated, 5.
The following were tho closing prices in San Fran
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
IMPORTANT TO FIREMEN.

About two years ago George Mclaughlin, who was
a foreman attached to ono Of the companies In the
New York Fire Department. was dismissed from the
force a charge of selling his pay To salary broker
Some time aiterward, through his counsel Douglas A.
Ieven Jr. he applied for writ Of certorar 10 the
Supreme Court, which was allowed by Judge Donohue.
The argued at ongh before the General Term,
which decided. Judge Brady delivering the opinion,
that the removal unJustihable and ordered that
Mclaughlin restored the position from which he
had been wrongfuy removed. From this decision
at the earnest solicitation of Fire Comm ssioner Hatch
an appeal by tho Corporation Counsel to the
Court Of Appeals Al the time OF taking the appeal
Corporation Counsel Whitney was absent from the
city tho notice OF appeal was served by one oil MS
subordinates The case was to have been argued be-
fore the OF Appeals on Tuesday next. but IN the
meantime the Corporation Counsel having examined
the case and coming tho conclusion that the appeal
could not be successfully maintained, yesterday wrote
TO the Fire Commissioners notifying them OF the nct
and Of unwngness to prosecute the case further
at needless expense TO the city, and of his intention
to withdraw the appeal taken. HIS opinion is lengthy
and conclusive. The decision Is quite an important
Que TO members OF the uniformed orce IN tho Fire
Department, defining as IL does the powers OF The Fire
Commissioners ana the rights OF the members thereof
There several other cases involving the same or
similar questions pending before the General
Term OF the Supreme Court which Will be disposed OF
during the present month.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

AsHER-HARRrsoS.- MARKS ASHER, of Eufaua,
Ala, 10 Miss MARY HARRISON, oil this city. No cards.
American lsracte please copy.
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
CLOSING PRIcEs--3 p. n.
Tho closing prices were
TnK HONEY MARKET.

Money was easy at 2H 3 per cent on call, and II
closed easy at the former The following
rates of exchange on New York at the
cities to-day Savannah. u premium; Charleston,
easy buying 4 premium, selling 4 prcmum; ST. LOUIS,
100 premium; buying par, selling Ito; New Orleans,
commercial 3-l6, bank u, and Chicago, 90 premium.
Sterling exchange quiet but steady; prime asking
rates, 4s4Is L. 4SGA; selling rates, 50 4S41i and
A. So Rcichmarks, 94ss 04ai and 95i4 95h. Cables,
95% 957s. Prime Paris, 5.l6i4 513Si. In stocks
Now York Central loaned at 1-64, Delaware aud Lacka
wanna at 164 Hat and Delaware aud Hudson Lie
1882.
GOLD MARKET
Gold opened at 104si and closed at 1o4M all tho
sales OF the day having been at these figures The
carrying rates were l, u and per cent Loans wcrc
also made fiat
Goa ccarings at the National Bank Of the State OF
New York;
Gold balances. .........,................ Igoo,v
Currency balances OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1.Si5 19l
Gross cearauces OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 25,O2lOCO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
Currency exchanges. xCl, lOi Az
Currency baances... 36Sl, SOD
Cod exchanges. 4J4g,4 40
GOA Dalthcca. ...................
BANK STATEMENT
The principal change IN the bank statement is fall
ing of OF So 14o 400 in the specie average; this is due
almost wholly to the large subscriptions 10 tho new
United States - per cent bonds, which havo the ef-
cc OF transferring gold from the market to the Treas
ury vaults, there to remain temporarily, or until the
called 20's como In for redemption, whom the gold
will again come tho market Tho legal tender note
average has been increased $oil,5o Tho surplus rc
The New York herald., 1877-03-18

serve is now sl2 sss or g. sss Sas les than last
week.
The following Is . comparison Of the bank averages
for the last two weeks:-
March 10. March IT, DiGereneS
Loans $25s. 1856 700 $3.50 257 100 Inc Ss9l 4o0
specis....:. 27.54s.3o0 x44o7,eo0 Dec. l4o' soo @
Legal tends 2,7G8 600 "a. $50, 100 Inc. oil, 300
Deposits -. 223 ls7 400 22lsl7.o00 Dec. 369. 900
Circulation 1855, 400 l5,56S.900 Dec. 16.500
The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities:-
Specie. $27 500 $244OI 300 Dec 30, 80 luV
Leg tendrs. ~, 76S. 600 4S,2s0. 100 Inc. 5ll50o
Total resve. $70 900 $o7 $685. 900 Doc 81 626 300
Reserve
uired
against de-
posits s.... 90, 19o, 500 oo,ao4,Ho
The New York herald., 1877-03-18
MORE DIVORCE DIFFICULTIES.

John H. Belts about two years ago brought suit for
divorce against his wife, Almira r. Betts charging her
with adultery. In her answer she protested her hdel-
ity to her marriage VOWS and charged him with con-
nubial dcrciicton. The case sent before Henry
Stanton as rcerce who reported in the wo's favor.
Meantime, In the earlier stage of the suit an order
had been entered directing the payment OF $50 week
almony to the wife. Mr. Belts set up plea OF pow
crty claiming inability pay any such sum- or,
IN fact any sum, stating that his unfortu-
nate relations with Mrs. Belts had proved disastrous
him financially. Mrs Belts stated that IN
the divorce was granted In her avor she ala
not wish any aiimony, and she signed u stipulation
waving her right to alirony as also her right OF
the action amounting to S2l0 7a In the decree, how
ever, Notwithstanding this stipulation, the amount OF
hlimony ordered Incorporated, making u tnus
compulsory, the way the decree stood Dciore--Mr
Belts to pay TO his divorced wife $50 week as long
as she renamed unmarried. The dcnouenent was not
wholly Satisfactory Belts, and thcrcupon motion
was made hts behalf before Judge Lawrence, IN
Supreme Court Chambers to strike out the cnuse In
the regard 10 almony. Judge Lawrence yes
terday granted the motion.
In November 1867 Jennie E. Gilbert was married TO
LOUIS r. Gilbert at South Salon. Westchester county.
She recently commenced suit against him Tor limited
divorce Tor abandon ent, aud few days ngo uppca-
ton was made TO Judge Donohue on her behalf or
leave amend the compliant and sue for absolute d.
vorce for adultery She makes affidavit that since the
or ginal suit she learned that defendant had commit
ted I'D utery Salem with Phoebe Brundigo and
Fanny Pardee that the defendant periodically crosses
tho line from Connecticut to salem and can be thcre
served. Judge Donohue yesterday granted the motion
allowing the putting in of such supplemental answer