, 1877-12-23

Gerry, Tyler
At the regular communication Of Valdez L%dge,
were installed for the next Masonic yeaF: Mill'a1n
Busfman, ". NJ; II. Henll'ls5 :: 1i.,;sao w.: D.
1Teier. J. T. Wink D.; Wt4sq d'a4e ieasse: secre
tary: ~ ]. Appel Tyler; e. u. Walther, S. Stew
ard; j. stnber, J. Steward.
At the annual communication OF Kilwinnn3nln,sg .3n,s
Lodge No. 3ll, 4. F. ant A. A. hea on .ne nr m
rbjIodo IShI l' ". Sy 81. j. ". Davis, S. w.; A; ~
Eddv. T. W; l.. Grant Treasurer; L. S. Char
1ett sssrea5y j. aiehs! Ct + ;e e. oeers e elect
Thomson Tho ns ,';5 and /. +: r chatdeld:
eess9 loags Se az 4 tf F. :n.ua: aa ~ assec ssei
Ssar Se 1ne cbarles Goben' II. NJ Henry lofmann
S. w, Isaac Gelder. J. "; T. GoldseMnhaa1s aEahaI
Treasurer; Nathan uetter, Secretary; Agsahan. ,el
ns2 SshwzfE s. p saMaei Jones S. Nathan
kramer. Tyler. Installation Monday evening ~
Oriental Hall, 122 Lasalle street.
At the twenty third annual @ eommunte"tioin t1i et
Ma ns,a D. 'F ba he?:s 10 HS e Ss s
evening, tue following officers were elected iot
the ensuing year: Albert Jsck WoFsnipful Mas,sr sSa
royd Junior Warden; j. Il. Dunlop Secretary
D. ". Clark, Jl., Treasurer: Herman "aocGc, 1a;c.
Senior Deacon A. kniSssrs9eks1a yanef a1Ie
". Bartlett, Junior Steward.
The annual election o, officers in York Chapter
No. l4S, T. A. ii. occurred Thursday evening,
when the following officers were elected: eecten: T. y:
I. i B. coitln, H. {: S. william Rost: c. Il; v; T.
Parsons r 81; A. E. Braymcr, i; A;c:; J: l.:
Sif1s.ha1 r. n1nan e. st. hra veil
G. N. Second Veil; ". J.: Reynolds IT, u: rirst
Veil, ]. i. Mckay, Tyler; 4. Dc Ansneta; sl,
Organist- Installation ceremonies are announced
for Thursday evening.
1t the annual Communication OF Covenant Lodge,
No. :,.o, y. F. and A. ~. held Friday evening,
,hs following officers wsrs elected Tor lne snsnns
William llandlin. Senior Warden Gsorss u Monl.
ton, Junior Warden; Thomas Z Miller Treasurer:
William kerr Secretary; g: 4 VAIL senaor pea"
Senior Steward; John S Schranl, Junlor stewart
Harry NJ. fackham. organist; Samuel H. hich;rd,
son, Tyler. The officers elect will be installed
Friday evening.
Tn. twenty first annual communication of Clevc-
land Locg., No. 31l. 1ook place Thursday evening
and was largely attended. The following officers
were elected Ct e for tns ensan H5e yeaT a'SS W Frcd
S. James. j. W Wiley NJ. Esnn. Treasurer; silus
K Reed. sccretnry; Isaac P: Hatfield. Tyler; APP
pointed officers: Eoneft b.,ah J. Iat9am p rses
Chaplain: Fred W. Wilde, organist. The Finance
ana arst oat9 osceS. Tue instalai,n vii take plaes
Thursday evening".
At the annual conyocation Of Washington Chap
Ter, M. u, Il. a. H., held Friday evening; the
following we1e elsc1sd as al olfe5s sias Henry MN
Jeremiah n. Tcrwi!liger, E. $. James Keats, e
Of H. Peter Button. +. $. !, Jamea s. Wheeler, X
& %rsls ,soe seeretarx ] ThoGaa +. Loitus, G. Il. Sd
G. NJ. 1st T.. Isaac r. Hatfield: Tyler; the Rev.
John Murphy, and W +. Noble. Stewards: \. J.
Guilfo.d. Arthur r. Atkins, and John O'Aeill
Finance Committee.
GOOD TEMpLARs.
~ r1n&r1 nf he Efar0 n
No. 10, L .. G. T., Friduy evening, tho follow
lug business was transacted:
dn nro a. ,e ,oawing e
which was unanimously carried:
Reso!r*s Thai 1s Star Hppe I hodgs No Is
Wo1s und oaes Il M
sided over y the Ecy William l:oss Of Scotland and
1ns1sSy .n9 those who arc lighting fur 'Fne
Friday evening Star of Hope Lodge. No. Is. will
celebrate its twentythird anniversary at the above
hail. at which tine the lodge will hold open meet
ing All Good Templars und their friends are in
vied to be present.
NEW cusToN-uousE.
John n. Mueller contractor for the stone-Work
OF the new Custom House, finished his part of the
work Tuesday. and all the men in that department
wcre DISCHARGED Ut i 80 p n of that day., Before
the men left The shops meeting was cAlled, and
the following resolutions were adopted:
WHEREAS. The completion Of the cutting and carving
Of stone seysrs our t wh te cssaEq
wish express themselves to those IN chargc there
et const5Ssttoa; soTEs r59ssaE sisz
sa fns 4 sr
anks fos he kud and
% Esseirea fha1 IN our jaaxment, ri s@ployets
would take e1ampe from he osa!s Of this 3oI mnGh
MARSH vs. MARSH.
Judge Farwe1l yesterday, after long consultation
with bl,useif uecidcd the divorce case of Joshua
L. Marsh VI. Martha E. Marsh nee Sherman. Mr..
Marsh was for some time trustee OF the sherman
cstate and his wifes fatEcr the founder of the
Sherman House. H,e charge against her was de-
scr1ton, aud she replied BY counter charge OF the
same kind. Il seems that hs bud couple OF
custon>ed to spend his spare time to the neglect Of
his wife, and also. as she claims, ms, Of bis
tors.Se sa:t this sight, and dna,y she gave lin the
chuicc leave her or give up his friends entlsel!
lie thought 1t derogStory to his manhoodto comply
effects and left. This occurred some time in June.
1873. and after the lapse Of two years he began
sut for divorce, because on i4ls theory; se had
OF the louEe. She filed cross-bili for similar
relief ou the charge that he had deserted her The
case was tried u few weeks ago, bnt Judge Farwcll
could not make up his mind that dcsertlon hEd
been proven by either party, and asked the Iawyes
in the case TO. show some authority to the effect
she ordered him omt of The house. They accord
ingly delugcd him With authorities pro and con.
effect ct which WE5 only 10 make OAQ in1Lter
VERSE and yesterday the Judge dismissed both bill
and cross-hlll the ground that neither party had
made out i cAee.
BANKRUPTCY MATTERS.
Alfred G. Brackebush. coal-uealcr At NO. l
West Randolph, went init voluntary baukruptcy
yesterday. His preferred debts are S1G1-:i; the
secured. 81, 6. OF, with 81. 1853, o. OF securities;
aud the unsecured, SIS, l1!. S5. The asScts cum
prize Sl75 cash; notes, $3.50; stock Of coal und
wood, 81, $50; horse, buggy, and cutter, 5l20,
G4&urcs and Office furniture, $500: and open ac-
counts, S., :}5l- 10. There also SIS. l9l- o. OF
| opeu accounts due tho firm OF Brackebush, D!ck-
sou & Co., In which petitioner hxs half interest.
| George W. Campbell appointed Provisional
Assignee.
| KurseI X. Blckford also went into bankruptcy,
showing list Of unsecured debts to tue amount of
56l. SG6. The assets consist Of eighteen shares Of
| stock in the Silver Mining Company OF Silver
| Islet. Lake Superior, par vaue 81, 500, aud open
! accounts about S54, 0U0. Reference to Register
| Hihard.
| John Wren likewise closed up the week By fling
! his schedules In bankruptcy, which exhibit 4 list
OF dents to the amount Of ST. 096. but fail to show
any assets, except sonle open accounts considered
worthless. The case was referred to The Register.
| HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Saerman House"Wendet Phillips. Boston; G: s Par
ker Des Mulaes; ". t.. Aitr!dse, Rochester: William
Grant, New YORK; F.. Carriag,ou, ,r., Providence; G.
T; swift groos!yn; 4; Ieeb; New York; Alexander
to1 Do;!sa: An'oa hopfea. Seg yor 81 = wv W.
card!ns: s. fouls: aes' hma''t'9Gss e. TSs;p,o5
g. Louis; George Lee New or1eans; John 7: Hume,
tAe lion. +. Cliiton New YorE: Capt ". j. wtIcoI.
| Chester. Pa.-..t'raaG Pac;dc-The Ker. Dr. BoYd and
3a,ntly. Gcnera, a. T. Arthur Fisk England; IL. IS.
HeI1 TN limit 1rhH