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The New York herald., 1877-10-23

TArrERsALL-On Saturday, October 20, THOMAS H.
TATrERsALL, In the 37ih year OF his age
Tho relatives and friends OF the family, also the
members OF Knickerbocker Lodge, No. 642, r. and
A. NJ; Americus Chapter, No. 2l5, r. A. NJ. Morton
Commandery, No. &, X T.. and the Warren Associa-
ton respectfully invited attend tho funeral,
from hs late residence, No 3ST Canal Wsdnes day,
October "a. NJ twelve O'Clock NJ
TRAcY-Op sunday, October 81, 4ra MARGAREr
TRACY, In the 76tn year OF her age
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
on Tuesday. 23d, at two r. NJ from the residence OF
her son. 1872 Leonard St, Brooklyn, f. ID.
MICHAEL TwoHY eldest son Of John and Ellen Twohy,
aged 22 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
fully invited attend the funeral this tuesday, at
two O'Clock, from 122 Harrison ST.. South Brooklyn.
IYsoS.-0n Monday, October ~ Mrs. ELIZABETH
widow Of the late Henry Tyson. aged - years
Funeral Wednesday, 24th inst, at two O'Clock p.
NJ al the house OF her ather. Mr.. John Robson Lake
ST., near Clinton av., West Hoboken, N J.
WAKgyAN.-0n Saturday afternoon, October 20.
JANE De FOREST WAKEhAS wife OF Burr WaKeman, IN
the 14th year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funera from her late residence, No 10 West Seth ST.
on Tuesday, October 23 at 10 O'Clock A. n.
WArsoS.-on the ed inst, MARY WATSON, native
OF Dumfriesshirs, Scotland
Funeral from the residence OF DAVID Tulloch, No.
4o2 West 5lst St, on " Wednesday, at one O'Clock.
WooD-At his home. In bridgeport, Conn, on sun
day. October 81. FREDERICK WooD, late OF the firm OF
Wood Brothers, aged 62 years
Relatives ana friends are invited TO attend tho fu
neral, from ms late residence, Wednesday, at half
past one p. NJ. Trains leave Forty second street de-
pot, by New Haven Railway, at IL A. N.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
these funds
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CIGAR SMUGGLING.

THE CUSTOM HOUSE RECORD or SEIZURES
MADE OK BOARD THE STEAMER COLUMBUS
A seizure OF $3.50 choice Havana cigars was madc
on board OF tho steamer Columbus lying at Brooklyn
on the 18th inst, and reported in the HERALD the
2O,h and the goods taken TO the room In the
Custom House yesterday The captain OF this steamer
has taken exception TO this publication by sending
commu ication this Office on Saturday, In which he
denies the allegation that smusged cigars seized
on board Of the Columbus last FRIDAY any other
time.
A reporter OF tho HERALD yesterday obtained per-
mission TO Inspect the official record OF seizures
made, from which the following extract was taken,
which ooiy exte ndcd back to December. 1876
DECEMBER IS, 1S7G-Capiain Bracket found con-
cealed ON board OF the steamer Columbus, from
Havana. 700 cigars 276 bundles cigarettes aud two
rubber bags.
DECEMBER 20, Is76-Captain Bracket and his officers
seized a express wagon, In West street, II, $50
cigars and 2 bundles OF cigarettes which had been
landed from the Columbus at Staten Island and
brought to THIS CITY,
JANUARY IL, 1s77-lnspcctors johnson and sheldon
seized $50 CIGARS ana on The 18Th Of January Inspector
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER 23 l8-TRPLE SHEET

Timothy Lynch seized 400 cigars, all Of which came
from the Columbus
FEBRUARY l2-captain Bracket seized l. $50 cigars
and ia bundles cigarettes and, on the 18th, 800
cigars from the same vessel.
MARCH l-lnspectors HaRan McCort and Van Horn
sezed 5, 800 ciears the % 45o cigars and tho
same day 900 more cigars, while Captain Bracket
captured AGO additional all Ct tnem on board OF this
vessel.
The official record from March up TO October ~
contains the annexed seizures OF cigars made the
Columbus
MAKon 2l-s,16o cigars. by Inspectors Hagan, Nc
MARCH 22-3 500 cigars, by same
MARcH 23-2, $50 cigaA by same
April i3-l,soo cigars, by Inspectors Hagan and
McCort.
APRIL l4-l,695 cigars and ], l,222 bundles cigarettes
by Captain c. N. BracketL
MAY 7-2,4oo cigars by Inspectors Hugan and Nc
CorL
MAY 2s-2 400 cigars. by Inspectors Hagan, Mccort
JUNE 81 500 cigars BY Inspectors Eagan, Cosgrovo
ana W. A. Green
july 2s-2,eoo cigars, by Inspectors Van Horn, NC
JULY 2s-s,5oo cigars by Inspectors Van Horn, Nc
Cort and Hagan.
July 2s-sSoO cigars, by Inspectors Van Horn. No
Cort and Hagan
July 2s-s42 bundles cigarettes, by Inspectors Van
Horn, McCort and Hagan.
AuGvsr 2o-9oo cigars, by Inspectors 7. J. Donohue
and Lying.
SEPTEMBER I5-2, 400 cigars, by Inspectors Harau,
Van Horn and McCort.
SEPTEMBER l5-6l2 bundles cigarettes, by inspectors
Hagan, Van Horn and McCort
OCTOBER 22-3,950 cigars rs above stated
IL all these cOnLraband goods were not seized on
board OF tho Columbus rs the Captain CLAIMS thon
books kept al the Custom House aud tho returns Of
seizures made and sworn 10 by the inspectors
false Inspector Hagan, who is especially detailed to
smuggled on tho Columbus than any other steam
ship plying between Nov York and Havana.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
A WEDDING POSTPONED.

Erncstine Moses, pretty Jewish grl, time ago
became acquainted with Ignaiz Slender, ana their
acquaintance thus formed soon rpened into Intimacy.
So lar did their intimacy progress that engage
ment to marry was entered aud tho 18th Of last
tions made for the coming nuptias anu the wed.
ding cards were sent about among their friends
Meantime. and prior to the engagement, as she al
lcges, SLENDER discovered that she had money
deposited In the Union Dime Savings Bank, and on
the 10Th OF May three days before tho time fixed
their wedding came to her and told her that unless
she transferred this money to his credit he would
marry her THIS rather unexpected complication
OF affairs induced TO far relax her opposi
consent that the money be placed
10 their joint credit but she spulang that ho should
consent Thinking this a satisfactory settlement OF
all differences the happy pair repaired TO The bank,
and The aspiring lgnatz was made owner In common
OF his air hancee's little fortune After leaving the
and lgpatz discussed the respective merits OF numcr
pretty carpet patterns. Not being abo to nd
suitable 10 the iastdious lgnaz, that gentleman sug
gestcd that he should 20 by himself elsewhere 10 ud
carpets, Ignatz returned 10 the bank with tho bank
book anu demanded the money. The bank
clerk refused to give u TO him, aud IN
formed the fair Ernestne OF tho circu umstance,
might got hold of the money she brought suit TO
strain him from In any way disposing OF drawing
upon the funds, and the case was tried yesterday boz
fore Judge Robinson, In the Court Of Common Pleas
Miss hoses on condition that he should receive tho
money ana furniture enough to begin Housekeeping
with The Court, alter the testimony both SIDES,
gave decree IN accordance with the petition OF Miss
Moses gwen above. Ex-Judge Cardozo and Mr. Rich
ara 5. Newcombe appeared ior inc pL,intin, and Ar
NJ. L. Townsend for the defendant
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
MARRYING FOR MONEY.

Tho suit for divorce brought by Rosina Van Opstal
against john Van Opstal an end yesterday by
Judge Donohue decreeing a judgment of divorce in
favor Of the plaintiff Tho parties were married
In this city the I'd of May, 1876. and they soon
found thst they had made a mistake. They had each
been married before the plaintiff being q widow still
youthful and prepossessng in appearance having had
left to her BY her deceased husband houses and
'ots In Brooklyn. The defendant about forty 1.-Two
years OF age, and had grown and daugnle ers
AZ the time Of the marriage he wholesale liquor
dealer on Lewis street, which business com
mencements OF this SUIT hc has alleged did bcong
TO him. but 10 his sons, tor whom he at sal
ary of $l5 per week.
Three months after their marriage, the plainti al
1eges, she was fully that the defendant married
her Tor her property and not for herself that upon
her refusal his persistent requests to convey the
property 10 him or their JOINT names he refused TO
live with her, and placed his eldest daughter mis-
ress over the household and that she refused give
defendant her properly because he had children aud
shc had none, and because he might die before her
when MS children would have the property as his
heirs Under this stale OF facts she lett nm, aud
since August, 1876, has been living with friends In
sixth street She did not lot the matter
rest here Suspicious OF the defendants nde-
tsctives ana had him watched. Their report con-
hrmed her suspicious, and thereupon through her
counsel, George Il. Langben, she commenced TINS
action In April last for a divorce the ground OF
adultery. The Court sent the case before a referee
who reported in favor OF The piaintin The defend
ant, through his counscl-Frederick G. Anderson,
plaintiff step by step. Upon their objection
tho case was Gent back 10 tho referee TO
take proof as TO whether the plaintiff had
sued for o divorce, and whether there not a
divorce in favor OF tho defendant against the PLAIN
III The referee again reported iavor OF the plain
TIN, and Mr.. Langbein then moved Tor nna judgment
stated above, and under which she is a Tree and
presumably happy woman once more.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
GENERAL SESSlONS-PART 1.
Before Recorder Hackctt
A FAMILY FEUD.

somewhat repulsivc looking woman who gave her
name as Ellen Carey srragned at the bar by AS.
sstaut District Attorney Lyon charged with the crmo
arson II appeared that the accused with her hus
baud resided In shanty at HON street and Tenth
avenue. Twelve months ago Mrs julia Donnely, tho
wife of her brother, erected shany adjoining that oc
cuped by Mrs. Carey. Tho Donnelys fenced In the
ground and this led TO some disturbance between Don
nelly aud the accused. The dispute over two or
three feet oil ground, aud as matters waxed warm a
quarrel cnsucd between Mr.. Carey and Mr. DonneIly
The latter got worsted, having been thrown the
rocks by Mrs Carcy's husband. police justice was
appealed to- tho result being that feeling OF bitter
anlmosty was entertained ny the two families toward
each other Tne siege maintained with great vigor
ON both saea On the 10Th oi september last . lew
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
TALE OF TWO CONTINENTS

Henri Biers, Jr., and simon Juste, two young men,
were brought before Surrogate Gavin yesterday In
the custody Of a deputy sheriff on an attachment
taken against them at the instance OF children or
Henri Biers whose estate they claimed have an
interest Mr.. Biers died IN 1875 without leaving a
will twenty-five years ago he camc to this country
from Switzerland, desertng bis wife and three chil
deen. and bringing with him here Genevievo Lamn.
ron They were married and two children were born
10 them Nine years after they were married Genevcvc
ded and Henri Beers settled his business lived
on the interest OF about 5000. When Lena
became OF age she married 10 simon Juste. After
tho death oi Bers Henri Biers, Jr, and Simon Juse,
VINO were the Court yesterday took out letters
ri administration aud Obtained over 5000 that
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Dono,
iss ls so H. a g =: ss 0 @ i3 ls5 81 III ~ ~ IL ~
2s2 so4. sle, 81, s24, a27, ssl, 1885, 1885, s4o S45
81 SUPREME CouRr-Crncurr-Par. Held By Judge
BarretL-Case on-LatouIette vs.. Clark. No day CAL
endar. Part 2-Held by Judge Lawrencc.-Nos. 17l5,
1856 1886, 1854 s25 1884, $40 sol, i7s2, go 1851, liss
Il9s, 1899, 1900, l2Oi Part 3-Heid by Judge Van
BrunI-Nos ss4 1l2s, l7ll, rs, l7io, AZ, se9 400
239 2039, 2O40 2O4i, 2O42, 2043, 2044.
SUPREME CoURr-GENERAL IERM-Held by Judges
Davis, Brady ana Danles-Nos. 176 Isl, 1872, $50,
l3 l34, 1877, lac 1ss, 19o l9l 1872 l9 1914 1885, l47,
l64, l65, l66, l67, 40, l27 l2s, ia. ls4
vs and soNos 2oo sS M sss
5s0 $685. 6o5 6l9 622 623 627 659 63l, l90 1858, 5l6
2Sa 2sa S27 sss eiS ESQ., eeS S6a, 2Ss 4si 49, 4ss,
SUPERIOR CouRr--TRlAL IkKM-Part Held by
Judge spe,r-Nos 642 $50 492 99 22l, 222, 2S7 367.
Judge Curtis 754, 6lo, GIL 756, $685. GA, $40,
$50, 612, 726 76l, 60, 3l0 500. 731 Port 3Held by
Judge Sedgwick-Nos 3O4 3D5 306, 307, 30S 292 267,
2S7, 554, 257, 26S, 800, 430. 439, 81, 7SS.
SUPERIOR CoUgr-GESERAL IERM-Adourned until
the first Monday OF November.
SUPERIOR CoURr-SPEcIAL TgRM-Held by Judge
Frcedman.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLgAs- GENERAL THRM-AdJournod until
tho first Monday OF November
COMMON PLEAs-EQUITY IERM-Held BY Judge Rob-
inson.-No day calendar.
COMMON PLEAS --lRAL TERM-Part l-Adjourncd l.
Nos 1850, l5 1889, 927, 7el l4oi laos, III. 1928.
1921, 1892 362, 1852 1922, 2S46 $685. i4od I4o! l44
1873, llOJ, llZI, ~, lloZ,
1861. Part 3-Held by Judge j. Y. Daly.-Noa 1870,
l292, 1904, 1882 1888 1884, i346 622, 2O64, 14l7.
1877, 1422, 1873, 1917, 1861, 2l40.
MARINE CoURT-lRIAL TERM-Part Held by Judge
sinno,t Nos. l49l ls9OH 2544. 2l22 2o42, 2o4s,
1909, 20S4, 2124 2l25, 2l26 2l27 2l29 2l30, 2l32.
Part 2-held by Judge Sheridau.-Nos. 1886, 1920,
l050h, 1914, 1915, 1894 2032 2037 2077 2os2 1855.
133 2l33, 2l34, 2l35. Part 3-Hed by Judge AlKer.-
2lll 1894 1886 1891 POPS 2o69 1901 2l36 2l3S 2l3e
2l42, 2l46 2l47, 2l4S, 2l49
CoUKr GENERAL sEssIoYs-Part Held by Re-
corder Hackett-lhe People vs. Ellen Carey (con-
tinuedl, arson; Same Edward Carroll, robbery
Same vs. Ann Meeban, grand larceny; same VS. Maria
T. Courtlsnd, forgery; same vs. Caroline Sopp, mis-
demeanor. Part 2-Eeld by Judge GIldcrslecve.-rhe
People w. Ellen Geary and Catharine Mc6Aory, rob
berry; Same VS.. Anne Boyd robbery; Sanovs. Fred
erick Casey, fconious assault and battery; Same
John Brennan, leonious assault and battery; Same vs.
Frank Hennessy, burglary; Same vs. Frederick Van
uerpoel, forgery; same VS.. Arthur Iotten, falso
protcnces; Same VS.. Henry Adams, receiving stolen
goods; Same vs. Patrick J. Nulty. receiving stolen
goods Same VS. Caroline Hanson, disorderly house
same VS.. Charles W. Shiel, misdemoanor; Same vs..
William d. Garonee, concealed weapon.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

friends paid their respects to Mrs Donney who dis
pensed her favors With no nigRardly band. The mus
cuar fowl that perambuae the rocks were
for the occason ana for time all went merry rs
marriage bell. In an evil hour however, the visitors,
who We're also relatives OF tho house OF Carey, dis-
dained 10 honor II with their prcsence-a fact that
qulcksned The appetite oi Its presiding mis-
anger Tor, coming to the wicket with her
arms akimbo, openly issued her beilgerent
lli burn your house down and dance on the ashes +"
AT late hour on the succeeding night MIRA Carey was
seen skulking around her brothers. territory IKE
ghoul Events showed that her mission was mol one
OF charity, for when Mrs. Donnelly awokc she soon
discovered that her foe had made no idle threats
With great skill and foresight fire had been Kndled
the door Of the castle and another at the ad-
joining woodshed. Happily, however, both blnkeu
and went out before sny damage was done On exam
nation It ascertained that both doors had been
chained ana thoroughly saturated with kero;
sene. The other implements OF destruction con-
sisted pieces OF wood ana fuse, together with
tiny parcels of paper containing RunpowdeE Suspi-
cion at once fixed on Mrs. Carey but her brother
declined to prosecute, no harm having been done, al
though he and his family were almost at deaths door
under appalling circumstances On Investigation be-
piece OF paper which had contained gunpowder was
torn IRON shell in Mrs Carey's cupboard More
than this, several fragments OF wall paper correspond
ing with the pattern which ornamentec Mrs. Carcy's
house. also found in the debris These facts were
strong enough 10 justify an indictment by the Grand
Jury. AT the trial yesterday Mrs. Donnclly told her
story to Judge ana Jury ana fairy made the court
rirg with her emphatic style OF delivery. Her husband
also contributed to the literature of the case the
iurther hearing oi which Will be resumed to-day
ovERHAULED AT LAST.
In the case OF Jane McLaughen, a woman sixty
years old, residing at No. 214 Grand street, who at
the instance OF tho Society Tor the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Children prosecuted tor the abduction
OF Annie Costello, six and half years old, Recorder
Hackett charged tho jury yesterday morning. Alter
several hours' deberation the jury returned ver-
dict OF guilty, with recommcn dation 10 mercy.
Assistant District Attorney Lyon informed the Court
that the prisoner most dcpraved person, having
already shown her prowess the skulls OF her hus
band ana her son. Recorder Hackett said that from
what he had heard concerning the cruel character of
the prisoner ne regretted the jury had
her 70 mercy. The prisoner was remanded Tor SEN
tence until this morning.
AN UNNATURAL MOTHER
A woman named Kate Smith was charged with
abandoning her child On The 5th inst Odicer CoGan
founo q deserted baby In tho cellar of No. 453 West
ThirtyninLh street, and, suspicion pointing TO the
accused, she arrested. On being arraigned for
trial she pleaded guilty, and tho Recorder sent
the Penitcntary tor one year.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
MORE MORMONS.

Another batch Of Mormon immigrants arrived in
this port yesterday afternoon by the steamship
Nevada, from Liverpool They taken charge OF
by the agent OF thor church, Mr. c. W. Staincs OF
No. Battery Place. Among the young women OF the
company, who formed majority, were many pretty,
Intelligent and modest looking persons.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART 2.
"BUcKING THE TIGER.

''BUcKING THE TIGER"
At the sitting OF the Court yesterday, Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Herring called up Tor trial the OF
Michael Larkn and Chester Clark, who Indicted
for gambling. The accused were taken into custody
by Detectives Dolan and Slevn tho complaint Of
one Edward Stewart, a guest at the Metropolitan
Hotel, who having visited the establishments at No.
GIG Broadway and failed to realize his bright antcipa
tons, made charge The complainant however, did
that the most Gus efforts had been made to dis
cover the whereabouts of Stewart, but without avail.
Under the circums stances, he SAID, he had strong
grounds Tor suspcc.ng that Stewart had been spirited
away by the friends OF Inc accused and thought II the
press took notice OF the matter that complainant "
intended TO prosecute, would appear In Court The
was accordingly adjourned.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
COURT FUNDS.

REPORT AS TO THE ACCOUNTS AND HOW IN
VESTED.
In March last the judges OF the Supreme Court ap-
pointed Thomas b. Musgrave examiner OF tho &C
counts Of tho City Chamberain with view to ascer
tain what disposition has been made Of funds placed
in his hands for Investment by order OF the courts
He submitted mis- report yesterday and the following
is condensed statement OF tho amount and nature Of
these funds:-
On deposit in New Fork Life Insurance
and Trust Company, per cent interest $50, 144 20
On deposit New YORK Life Insurance
and Trust Company, temporary de-
posits, per cent. lll,5v6 9S
Deposit in United States Trust Company,
per cent t.................... 10. 500 50
Deposit in United States Trust Company,
temporary deposits per cent 109. AGO a.
Deposit in Fulton National Bank ........ 2l,9I4 "a
Amount invested In bonds and mortgages 19l 457 90
Amount invested In United states bonds. 3, 200 90
Amount invested Ia New York Central
and Hudson River Railroad bonds... 5 900 90
Total o23.6l0 70
Included In the foregoing statement gar ges
already orccosod or process of foreclosure amount
ing $96 S6s 10. or this sum S44,9l2 20 Is upon
proved and sol $50 Al upon unimprovcd property Tho
amount OF unpaid taxes aud assessments the prop
crues covered by these loans Is 500, COS
The New York herald., 1877-10-23

NEwMAN-HIRsH-LEwIs NEWMAN, of Elizabeth N
j., 10 RACHEL HIRsH, OF New York. No cards.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Saturday evening, October
20, 1877, l. ZIMMERMAN 10 JosxPHINE WOLF both OF
this city. No cards.
The New York herald., 1877-10-23
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS,
BIRTH
ENGAGED

CHAMBERLrN-On 22d INST, wife Of JOHN +. CHAN
BERLIN OF a daughter. Mother and child dong we'll