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The New York herald., 1877-01-06
DECISIONS.
SUPREME coURT-CHAMBKIs.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMBkIs.
BY Judge Lawrence.
Grcnta The Mayor.-Order granted,
weh,o VS.. Great Southern Railway Company &c-l
wish to counsel .
In The Matter OF Murphy.-This shoud 60 before
BY Presiding Judge Davis
Carter vs. Hynes ct al Strocbei VS.. Fitch and an
Drisler VS.. Arons-Order denying motion granted.
Bhven Oil Company VS.. The Union Petroleum Com
pany.-Order granted denying motion
By Judge Donohuc.
Bradley VS.. Mcdonald; Barley va voorhis Jr
Matter OF Mew.-Orders granted.
Curtis VS.. Van Norman Fowler vs. Same; Blodgctt
VS.. Same Griffin Helnbold; Helmholz VS.. Hanna
Matter of United States Railway Ticket Printing
Company; Bamberger vs. Hyams.-Receivers APP
pointed -
Sibey Saure &c--Denied.
Spcer vs. Spicer of divorce granted
SUPREME coURT-sPECIAL TERM.
BY Judge Van Worst
Josephthat ct al VS.. Heyman ct al-Fndings signed.
By Judge Larremore.
The Hebrew Benevolent and Orphan Society VS.. The
Mayor, &c, of New York.-Order and findings signed.
SUPERIOR coURT--sPECIAL TERN.
By Judge speir.
Durand vs. Cunning ghani.-Aouon granted, with $40
Postley VS. Dickel ct al zimmerman VS.. Knubel ct
aL--0rders granted and undertaking approved
Bank; Bache vs. Dicknow; Herman vs. Schncode-
bosh h-Orders granted.
Stevenson vs. Norris; Pagan VS.. knox.-Orders dis-
continuing actions granted.
Fitzgerald VS.. Fzgerald-Order TO reference to Mr.
Clifford Bartlett
Oatal VS. Dorsey.-Order appointing Henry G. Petty
to take testimony, &c.
Kelly vs. La vergne; Wilder VS.. La versne Orders
restoring TO calendar
Durand VS. Cunning gham.-Order strikn. out por-
ton OF answer
MARINE CoURT-CHAMBERs-
By Judge McAdam
Blake We. Pattison. Opinion filed.
Sonson vs.. Freeman Motion denied.
Schueren vs. Phyie Attachment ordered.
PhInny vs.. Read; Bassni vs. Butm; Hannewell VS..
Hillier-Deaults noted.
Chase VS.. The Union Stone Company.-Refcrred to
Mr. A. b. Tappen.
Hall VS. Baum Order vacaing judgment.
Witte VS.. Ellenville Glass Works.-NOtion granted
McCape VS.. Smth--Ordcr to assess damages.
Downey VS. Morrange. Order settled
Drake VS.. Buddensick. See memorandum.
Rauchius VS.. Rotherme; Mccormick vs. Davis !;
Heinrich Godseln; New Hampshire Fire Iusur-
ance Company Quntard; Holland VS.. Knight !;
Same VS.. owens; Alexander vs. Lewiston; Marx VS.
Schroeder; Llppman VS. Fox--0rders granted
Never VS.. Schacfer.-Bail reduced.
BY Judge Sheridan
Emmens BerenZ Motion denied, with $40
costs.
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GENERAL SESSIONS-PART /.
Before Judge Gilderslecve.
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.

PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
Tho following burglars were sentenced by Judge
Gildcrseeve, Assistant District Attorney Herring
prosecuting John oxford, an oysterman of No. II
Cannon street. who broke into the oyster scow of
James ". Boyle lying at the foot OF Broome street,
East River and distracted property valued at 500,
sent to the State Prison ioT two years. Patrick
Rooney, OF No. AZ Rvngton street, and Peter Msssa-
ger. OF No. AZ Henry street who went into tho cigar
lnanuiactory OF Ado,ph Roth, at No. Bowery, with
intent TO steal each sentenced TO year IN the
Penltentlary winam Smith, of No. l64 Allen street,
who pleaded gully to breaking INTO the lager beer
saloon of Adam Schmidt, No. 230 Chrystc street. and
stealing thercfrom 81 o. was sent TO the state Prison
for TWO years John sands. of Tenth avenue, between
Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets who broke
into tue dycing establishments OF Louis j. Braillard
No. AIS West Twenty.seventh street on the night OF
the 22a of December, and stole a copper kettH, was
sentenced to two years and SIX months IN the state
Prison. James Hagan, OF No. 1873 East Fnyhrd
the grocery store of John Graham at No. $50 second
avenue. with intent TO steal, and was sentenced TO
three years In state Prison
noBBISG CoAcHmAN.
While George H. Booth. OF No. ia East Eighty
seventh street. was in company with coachman
named william Clark Turner, OF No $40 Tenth av-
euuc o the 3lst Of July .ast he robbed of gold
watch valued $40 aud part OF the chain. The re-
naming part OF tho cnaD was subsequently fracei 10
'he possession OF the coacaman, Who on being ar;
ragncd yesterday pleaded guilty 10 grand larceny and
waa semitic the state Prison Tor four years
sNFAK THIEF pUNIsEED.
william c. shannon, No. 30s West Sixteenth street,
N the effort possess himself Of some silver ware In
the basement OF Tue premises OF Mr. Thomas l. Hall,
No. 3lS West Iwcnty-thrd street. which he had en-
tered without leave, unfortunately Tor himself, was
brought up with round trrn ic plcadcd guilty
and will have to content himself with tin in tho
State Prison Tor two years.
ANOTHER MILK DEALER FINED.
Louis Stroh, OF No 2iI avenue A, one OF the milk
dealers indicted Tor Violating the Board OF Health
ordinance against adultcratiug MIX, pleaded guilty
the charge aud was lined $50.
TIE ALLEGED BLACKIATLER.
Owing TO the indsposition OF Assistant District At
torney Russell the prosecuting counsel In the
Gabe Coscl who charged with attempting TO black.
mail the urthcr hearing OF the trial was adjourned
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THE EPIPHANY.

The feast OF the Epiphany will be celebrated TO day
by the Episcopal and Catholic churches with appro.
pirate ceremonies. Ii Is the feast OF tho manifesto
ton OF Christ to the Gentes. From :he time Of the
Council OF Nice (325l this day set apart through
the East for the solemn administration OF baptism
II was also the custom there at midnight the feast
OF the Epiphany, TO fetch water from the springs,
which believed to keep fresh and pure the whole
ensuing year. ST. Epiphanius says this was done in
memory of the water CHANGED into vino at Cava. 1t
the Epiphany, in fine, that patriarchs ana met
ropotans yearly published the ''pascba lcttcrs'
nouncng the precise tmc for the celebration OF Easter
aud PcntecosL Several OF them extant.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED..

ADAMs--LASDoN Wednesday, January 3, 1877,
at tho residence Of the BRIDES mother by Rev. Charles
X. Baker, WILLIAM B. ADAMS TO FANNIE, daughter OF
the late Henry q. Landon, all OF Brooklyn.
BURSs--CLEAvER. AT the residence of tho BRIDES
parents, December II, 1876 by the Rev. Calvin b.
Ford, WILLIAM BURNS, OF Elizabeth, N. j., to CLARA A.
CLEAvER OF this city.
sHELpoS-BnvIER.- Tuesday, January 2, at the
residence OF the BRIDES parents, New Paiz Y, by
the Rev. J. W. Jones, hKsvEY SHELDON, Jr., to GRACE
ADA BEvIER
TABER-BouGHroN- LIN Brooklyn, on Thursday, JAM
uary I, 1877, by Row Thomas Gallaudct s. a. TABER,
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A GAS COMPANY MULCTED.

The Of Alexander Naldron against the Citizens
Gashght Company, of Long laland CITY was tried yes
,erdey in the Kings county supreme Court, special
Term before Justice Gilbert The action brought
the purpose OF ioreclosing mortgage Of sl4 UOO
the property Of the deIcndanL consisting ol ppcs gas
house, sc. Tho coupon bonds oil The company were
made security Tor the mortgage, and upon presenta
ton, a default was made to heir paymcnt judgment
for the iuil amount claimed by The paintin was gwen
by the Court, WITH - allowance oltwo per cent
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TOM o'MARA's DENIAL.

TARRYrowN, Jan. o. IS7L
To THE EDITOR The HERALD
10 your issue Of the 5th inst. in article concern
ing the mail robberiss the name Of "Tom OMara" is
mentioned Of the thieves companions. This is
error. The fact Of the namc being cIassed with
those OF the thieves due, think, to some In
ventive mind hcreabouts, who purposely mised your
reporter never associated with any OF the men
mentioned in the article In transaction that could
be termed honorable, and court o careful inquiry
into this charge. any other, feeling indsposed 10 he
freghted with accusations wholly unfounded You
will do me the justice 10 make the correction.
THOMAS +. O'MARA.
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y. pos,ou-w. s. K,mbali. Dec. So;

j. H. Fletcher, Boston-w. Kimba. Dec So;
4106 o.
II. 4 d. W. watrous-Jacob Smith, Dec. 21; $500
Loomis l. Curtis, westdeld, Mass-Howlett Onder-
donk Il Co, Dec. 20; $I7 o.
Weeks h Potter. Boston-Patent Metal Company, Dec.
20, $7s
J. Harrington h Co., Bosson-Herman Heller, Dec 20;
50.
r. H. Stearns h Co., Boston-Herman Heller Dec 27 !;
$25
4. G. Beecher, New Haven--Anna 81. Miller, Dec ~;
500
Bradley Barton, St AIbans, Wv. B. Myt'n, Dec.
I; SAT So
j. Volt Boston-L. Bainbridge h Co, Dec 20; sl45 So
N. W. Plercc Co., BostoD-Hirsh Bro, Dec. 26
$3i 7h
Smith. stevenson & Co.. West Meriden, conn.-Hrsh
n Bro, Dec %; $50 ~.
N s. Elliott, Bostop-Hlrsh Bro. Dec. 25; $87 rs
G. b. Chandler, Manchester, N. H-Langfeld Il Sons.
Dec. 26; S51 %.
+. l.. Ames, Observation-Disclosures Insurance CON-
pany, Dec 23; $50 SO.
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BOND STREET SAVINGS BANK.

The Receiver of the Bond Street Savings Bank, Mr.
Willis s. Paine has paid TO date, from and including
December 30 last. all dcpositors who have presented
themselves dividend of nfly-hve per cent Five
hundred thousand dollars OF this dividend is still in the
hands oil the receiver.
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CHANGE OF HOSTELRY.

Hollis L. Powers, proprietor OF the Grand Central
Hotel, brought suit in tho Superior Court against
Lawrence A. Curry the sum of s25 600 dam
ages for alleged false Imprisonment In April, 1874,
tho defendant who deputy sheriff and attached to
tho Order OF Arrest Department, proceeded to the
Grand Central Hotel TO execute order OF arrest issued
out OF the Marine Court at the suit OF Ellis Elias
against Mr. Powers. II is alleged on the part OF Nr.
Powers Of giving bail he rendered to Curry
the sum $3.50 In lieu thereof, as provided by law,
but Curry refused to take the same and took him 10
Ludlow street JAIL where after being ncarceraed Tor
q number of hours, he released by Mr. Joel Ste
vens the then Under Sheriff On the part OF the de-
fendant claimed that he had authority to receive
the money and offered TO take Powers TO Mr..
Judson Jarvis who had the authority TO receive the
money but that he refused to anc that thereupon
ne was Obliged to take him to jail after making all
possible efforts to find Mr. JARVIS. The case came up
before Judge Speir, holding Superior Court, Cham
bers on an application made by Mr. Henry G. Dent
SON. counsel Tor Curry to dismiss the action Tor want
OF prosecution II beng claimed that the plaintiff has
unreasonably neglected to prosecute the suit. An
order made by Judge Speir directing the cause to
b. plnced upon the day calendar Tor tral for Wednes
day next great many novel questions Will arise
upon the trial to the duties and liability OF deputy
yherins The plantin is represented by Mr.. Charles
S. Spencer and the defendant, as already stated by
Mr. benson. The trial Will doubtless be icngtby
The New York herald., 1877-01-06
LESSON FOR BANK DIRECTORS.


When tho Manufacturers and Builders Bank in.
creased its capital stock Mr.. John Sexton, one OF tho
directors was induced he claims, by the President
OF the bank give his for $4,000 ior additional
stock with understanding that he would never be
called upon pay the note, the object being simply to
show on the books that all the additional stock had
been taken This note was renewed IRON time 10
time. aud before becoming due after its last renewal
the bank failed. Mr.. lliam A. Butler, receiver OF
the bank sought 10 recover payment OF the note. Mr.
Soxton paid ST. 800 the notc but alleging that he
did SO without advice OF counsel and not knowing his
rights In premises, the note having been given as
no claims, without consideration. MIR. Butler
brought suit recover the balance due
and obtained judgment against Mr.. Sexton. Aner
obtaining such Judgment, Mr. Sexton paid 600, and
as by Mr. Butter agreed to pay The balance IN
sixty days after execution. The sixty days having ex
pircd and the amount claimed not having been paid,
execution was issued stay OF execution was then
obained and meantime application was made to Judge
Donohue for permission to put in an answer In sup
port of this application long affidavit was submitted
by Mr. Sexton setting forth the circumstances under
which he gave the note in question and his pay ments
OF the money referred to, and further averring that
he lost SO 900 in other stock he owned through tho
failure OF the bank, and that there no justihaole
eason for saddlng him with any additional loss. On
he other hand afndavits were produced showing that
20 had been paid dividends S., 900 worth OF stock
sauserred his his giving his note Tor this
amount of additional stock In his decision given yes
terday Judge Donohue denies the application for leave
TO put in answer holding that after the judgment
and execution the Court cannot grant such PERMISSION
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LOSS OF THE HARVEST QUEEN.

1t will be remembered that on Christmas Day, 1874,
the ship Harvest Queen, bound for Australia, was
lost in the Irish Channel, caused, 1t was alleged by
hc steamship Adratic, OF the White Star line, coid-
ing with her Preliminary suits we're subsequently
instituted against the company and great mass of
evidence was taken from time to time, as the w.t.
pesses principally seamen, could be found in port
who at the time were on board the Adriatc. From
the III lated Harvest Queen there was no evidence
forthcoming. The plaintiffs In the SUIT have had re-
course to the testimony OF some passengers and
sailors OF the Adriatic gwen before The Commissioner,
and this they rely in support OF their action before
the All the necessary papers and tue deposit
tions taken before the Cummiss Oner have been hed
the Clerk OF the United District Court. The use
will bc tried before Judge Batchord. Damages are
laid $3.50 900 Messrs Butler Stillman and Hubbard
are counsel for the plaintiffs. and Messrs McDaniels,
lummis and Hubbard for the defendants
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THE COURTS.
A Bank Cashiers Two Thousand
Dollar Blunder.
A FASTlDlOUS HOTEL KEEPER.
Bad Policy Of Giving Notes for
Bank Stock.
A FAsTlDloUs HOTEL KEEPER

George Miller Eept an individual bank account in
the Broadway National Bank The firm OF George
Miller Co.. OF which ne was the principal, also kept
nm account In tho same bank. ON the books OF the
bank as depositor there appeared likewise the name
OF James Miller In April last the last named gentle
man deposited the bank $l,9l6 50, which by mis-.
take was credited 10 George Miller, and the credit
duly entered IN the pass book. George Miller drew
out the amount by checks TO the order OF his firm,
who werc financially embarrassed at tho time and
shortly afterward went INTO insolvency After the
bank had discovered It's mistake. which aid not oc ur
however until all tho money thus credited had been
drawn out by George Miller, an order OF ar.
rest was granted against hlm on u charge OF
fraud Mr. Miller made AFFIDAVIT that hc was
not aware OF The mistake that was maze
md supposed himself entitled 10 the money credited
10 him and ,pon such affidavit the order OF arrest was
vacated. An appeal was taken from TINS dccsioh' me
bank having brought suit TO recover tho oVerdIai.
wh ich appeal came for argument yesterday before
the Judges holding supreme Court General Term. IL
was insisted on behalf OF the bank that Mr. Miller was
guilty OF fraud incurriLg the obligation, not SIMPLY
he ovcrdrew his account but because ne TOOK
advantage OF mis- axe when nsovcnt and placed tho
money in an insolvent concern where II could not DO
obtaincd again. On tho other hand 1t was INSISTED
that the defendant c did nothing out OF The way ana
that hc simply drew checks and the plaintin pad
them not because OF fraud by misrepresentation or
copcoalment but because OF stake on the part oil
the bank. The question, being novel and interesting
one was argued at considerable length, after whcn
the Court took tho papers, reserving decision
, 1877-08-24

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NOffies @tanSen. sm 50 ia con
,7'3a 81 81 Wpm.l' Npatl bic I. MOsembet ueu
VIVA @ Z &c. DIS 7'Oo y. Or. @sIp.@npet-
S SisS Il; 9fsn BON 9g. u. bis a q. 81.
bis 6 q. 81. VIE" w" 0 z. M.
, 1877-08-24

tiAfeit Scr Nctt'rpropbetcn 9enladlt tpurs
Den, giraen perlOren. Bonn obslei9 Die
@olfcn INNER tiefcr unb tiefer tan,en,
entluano iid ibnen bod fein Hesentrops
fen. Den onberen Morsen seiaten Die
Vlhmen oil 6eu Geniiern Der Sptifer
inter ben Climber, welde fe aus 4ariS
bc5o9en baber. Elm rotbca Iusieben uno
uno Mbenos frat oann aud ridtis Gesens
lpetter elm.
, 1877-08-24

Gin diefer g o meilter.
u. 6. 8rambam YoHmeiitsr in Monas-
con. 2ancaiter Gountp, welder in gol'
iimore Dor einisen Sasen perbaftet MIR
ne. anf Die Mnfluee. @elo aug Srisfen,
oie onrd ieine Sdnoe e%esansen, aenom.
men gu baben, fam bier seitern Mnrsen
inter Muflidt oes Deputy Mtarlbul BON
Warplano on. Gr iuurbe bon ben Ser.
Gtaaten Gommiiiondr Wtfins gebro6t,
tpelder i'm unter $2OOO9iiraidait itsll.
te bon Sag gu Sag biz cine 8oruntsl.
iuhun9 ab9eDalten perben fam.
, 1877-08-24

9erbreder. Ser Sderiff. BON
Trontlin. Gountp Iiefert Sarriet @onop
ae1tern in Der genittntiarp ab. Sic or.
belt l Sabr wesen Sa%useinbruh. Sc
fol elm bDles Gronenaimmer iein; biclel=
be lit Ihon in Nnsiioun9 ibrer Siebes-
seperbe mebrere Wsal eeihohen uno
bon 9unben aebilIen worben. 5dafe
boB Ie ridt cine anoeres Sad erudblt
bat, Sa lie lider cine CUTE Garriere &C.
ma6t baben miirbe.
, 1877-08-24

@affer.Ser@ menber. ST.
Mubtp iuelher feline SeitenliroBe ami
1hen Ser II. lno IS. StraBe in Muin
nit Wniier aus oemSDoranten belpribtF,
mdbrenb oen Stunoen po fem Woher
fir Die StraBe eebraudt werSen barf,
lit ssliern i'm Yo~li3eiseridt onaesei9'
',uproen.
, 1877-08-24
Mmb% enfaamtem
ganbretb's r1cucr Riibeniaamert.

Da id 1oeben zine pan3e @subuna p:n
ganbretD's rissjGbrisrn nsuen Hiibenlaamen
erbalten bate, 10 hin i'd i'm Stanbt, isbem
Nbnebmer fpfert bamit su Serlorseu. NGufer
ssn arbberen partisn eeaiebsn bebcutsnben
&atatt.
Aabeibem lnt ale Sprten BON 0anbretb's
@a,tenlamereien BON Der iineltsn unb irilte-
lten Sprte ltfts s0rrGtbta.
257 E. P. REEVE, Ipctbefer,
602 y. WarlbaQi1t, nlbe benz Neuen Wasft.
, 1877-08-24

pic.Nic. Sic Mitsliebcr Der
@Aillsr aoss weroen Montos Elm pic.
SC in 9lenner's parf abbaitsn. Gs
limb ale Worbereitunssn setroffen baiiel.
be re6t interchant gu MAIDEN. Ser
Yorf 1T unbe Der StaOt uno eaber be-
io.locrs fiirJamilisn lsidt Su9dnsli1.