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>-OrIrE. Ia compiiance gI'h the r.
Y ouiremeuts ~ III, a"' # Ass 'nAo -, l..
.,,,.,' ca>e. M de ID prov d-4 We nei. by
rni;>T our Intention 10 maze apo lcation
in W III y 10 the ourt OF '-ene a >e>Nl. -
a the ,..a.,e ann jan Dsltvrry OF tie -tete
" delaware. j and for y, Cas- ( c, unit
n IN A, the 18TH cay ut Nuven bar. A.
=. ,S77 for a hr...,r t. sell i Ait lnE
quors T. medic. a pu,pS,,,?S, * 80. o. -,
W:jminst Il. aud toe f,lloSi"s r"seec b .
citizens recummrn~ lhe III 'pt'' ''''h'
n W Mani Ale\is smith,
amu-i Nr larry, Jr. Jn'es
,eo ge ) Gruhb. s. MANN y r,a'
| -; I,on TatnnlI. John Ii WalIaven,
| .lhart " smith Geo, sc = Wal:aven
| Th,r,aS = S,ysry. Patrick TaAS4ri.
| 1n.I EriS, w A LaMotta.
,iaGrye A,lmon. /. Briugt urst Jr
| Edwar " rioopes, AnlhDLy Higg'ps,
| ErsmE py,e samuel NJ n. La !,
sfsnnrE i1>yS. Charles r. Fritz.
,r,g&n.%t SMITH s PAIN ES.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Nv yi,,ueo' a writ O We ditioni Expo as
O me dir cted, will be exposed t 'Eubnc
sat,. at the tat4H,tte HOtel BAL Snipeyst.
R.pt by Ge"rge w. ort ip, in th,clty,o'
VII ,in'on, New Caste EQUITY, Del :
'a.unDAY. the 10Th day OF NOVEMBER,
1877 at2o'. lock p.m.
rhe follow ng descrlb d re II tate w.
The one equal uudivids Il One'seVenth part
ot all that ce tain lot p ece or parcel iaho
ituatt in InriStianu Hun r-n, " W hs'lt
uunty De- aware. b 7unded rs iOiiows. 10
vii: B4eiuuing at the westerly boa d'ry
If tn its of Wilning'rn II, at the inLerNec
Il "a of .he we-te |. side OF Urioh ST, VT !
he southe' ly side of Mn h st exte nded
hence aionr said side Min II ST. eAtendtd q
sterls ,0U fl. " the taste.li SIDE 81
gnodlawu Avfnpe. lad out at ~ fee. " de
4, i parallel to said u mon ST thence Al ng
e said -lde OF " oodl"w VII Av-nne south
va d y raIel u ninn S 763 f. b IN o
| nor heriN >lde % even;h ST. eX ende !,
| the ce aiung rhr "a d side o seventh street
| "A 'rrly $50 1eet t. H. acre -'d S! o'
| ynioy II :, which Sid r. forms tn prs.
| N INIT o. h,u u,u..iy o. IN" cit "f WI =
| n n.l.,., aud the.c Incr.by o I cry IS
| .ir!'l - tr- pace uf beg n'.ing g. n ain
'as ,.hut. - acres # aud, De the "a ne m~rt
~ ia W IN tAe rilNilrse N A-t SAT-
hath rt--f, cx1ended, :. - dawn Avr! Hs
| e seventh .tree es'"nCirI, Ia 'Ium Il
| vi T. "iht Is entitled hereto rever, ~
ri 81 impr velre't t. hrrto e er'ed
| unsI> Z 81 ii iar z w - ry au''-h II /
| Iu' = dWv Nrg hru,-, irs" It ne tari.
y h shedding ara s't.e y ing nous.
| - Zet !, j taken II "a cat ~ As I
| rrurr y ut illom = -rlcns ard b
odd hy
-h-riff's III e. -ew Ce,,,e u't. :: L
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JJCEESE APPLICATIONS.

NrOTJCE.-I DauieI NJ larsey IN comph-
~ ance with the require II ents "ftne Act OF
Assembly,, III such cases made anu prcvld-
ID do hereby giNe e notice that shall apply
~ the Judges OF lhe Court OF General Ses
siuns o. the 7. ace and Jail Deli. cry OF th'
Srats If petaware IN and for The County
Of New Cas- tie ou Monday the 18TH cay o
Soyemher next, being the first day OF the
November t. rm, A. o., 's'7 for license u
Keen an Grocery Liquor Store Al No. ny
W est r ront street, y "; cor OF fioht ana
shinIey 81. in the First Ward, In the OF
U Wilmington, to sell Intoxicating ny
nor. n not less quantities than one u Ia'-
lon not to be drunk on the premises ,ano
| ihe following respectable citizens ecom
me, d this sali appucation, to wit:
| ,rsrxns Aschel bach Joseph Hopes
1wart CORN N Edward Hagkerty
He ~ 5r1diey rrancis =, N hels'
dau,ic- Fag III rttur'c larH
Ju iu Gueu her james orr,gah
unnr, Ward nth ~ ". Palmer
TO iel Nct,usker lohsl G cen
trick ,aIIy John H iette-
David s, hlgslnS FF' ueItcS S'a
is b huuu Jonn MaaueA.
James w. KING T"'ricS h.Su's'o
William k'ne Johh Morph!
DANIEL MEL ARkEi,
| o,I -,
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Warranted f,r Five Years.
L 4 l. | I,jN .

All r~rsons "A e c utio' cd not TO make,
.eat IN Or As- ath s-"l : ma IN es "hicn
s. " Wi /. our needte, a'iu ma the l"slc
Slich or that have the new Patent seIf-feeQ
AT sct nenr, unl-s. the -ame ar" purchased
from ms tOlnpaLy, or lhe'r t '> - IL
anses, and Slamp-d Il on our pa - e.
ware OF worthless INIT ttions anu '~"tur-
aIveriisem snts. SC. and y only the ma
chire M lru fac tu,e ea by Us.
The wonder Is how So good machine
can be sold at SO low price'-G one.
w, have the machine and oDsicer II
frs -cl4sS in ever. respecf. transcript.
I'VE can recommend II 10 "a readers. -
-Chrisllan Index, \. J.
ne ruac7tue arrive' safely. 'e are
more tnan pleas Il with It; ii does all you
arteutton of our readers ~ lt.'-!Ht. Lou 4
Christian.
"a thorouehlv resi- oDsiHle t' mp any
prompt In all their dealings and one tha
we commend to cur readers. age, n. II
| sample machines with table and treadit
| forwarded. 70 HIS part OF me "Nl!u Oh re-
| ceipioT .ps
! special terms ard extra inducements I,
maj, aud ,emale agents. store. keepers. etc
County r.ghts siv:n to smart tssi:s lree
Samples ut sewing, descriptive circular
cOnlainihg terms, = est monisls, FL craving
etc. sent free. AL money sent 10 ost
otAte movey or ers. draNs. or by ssp'es
ere d rfectly secure. S.fe dtiNe y OF Oh
s5,odS guaranteed.
bs add esseu Ioi s,E IN
PEERLESS MANyFACTCRiNG Co
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vAGR ANCY.

John Manlove and james Lynch, were
committed to New Castle Jail yesterday W
Mayor Whiteley for 60 days on the cnarge
of yagrancy.
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BASE BALL.

Ats meeting of the directors OF the Lou
,sy,,,e Ease Bail Club on Wednesday las
t2eo. Hall Jas. A. Devltn, A r. N'no'F
and Wn. Fl. Crauer were BY an o''s"'"'""
vote, exTousd from the club for selling
,ar,,es 'jsoaedieust OF orders aMa genera
misconduct.
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THIS MACHINE

rs the m 81 simple a9d compact; the m'>l
dur Ible a. d eeoh m cal !; moe II c"iii-
bineu simpl city sirens h aud 7tauty
New anu A-ernu' pateLI' attachments
30 co,ip ic..teu ma iinery - le con
autr g ding NJ OF rider.
SO "a ~ 10 learn ;hat ac'.id can IN |;
Il. Il til.d y: azTiit-, t.oin t.t nt-e>i
20 ii cnarseS W bein eli. u k. br~ Ii,
. ", gAtle!. eh.b e. &C u--> SCI
adjust ls >Ir7ti. h nee d IS ats 'e>c p 70 6
+ rut; l. IL. md lirrud Ma c> tae
: touse>L ~ cn ku w; he clot WI lear
,et ne The sea%, w'l rig: use. th.' III eat
dt.el trum n >p.s.. The IL ch lie j.
hpat,t! rtiy H. as go h. h y Jrl.'
a - a
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Has, caps ard canes 10 be had at the
lowest prices. Visit the Or@rs House Hat
@-rrc tefore purchasing else~tere.
You can mud ali s27.s aDd sizts OF sho
At VI. Danshee's, seventh aud Poplar IL
more that sre in the stock viii peSse, you
rau te measured, fl guaranteed ani good
snoes Tor wait ing.
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ArOTI,E-I Jos. II Richards. in conn., PHI
y anCe with the requirements oil tne act
ef Assembly III >ucn eases maue ana pro,
yi,leS 40 heTeb, give notice that snNl
.nIly in writing 10 the Court OF Genera
sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery tl
me state OF Delaware, n and er the county
a. New castle upon Moudsy the leth day
~ Nov emh.r, A. u. Isl. being the first da!
| nj ihe next November term of the said
| Court iur !. license 10 keep an Inn or Tavern
| srOyu as the Atlaut'c trardf n, ~ klns
| t-aet. in the. second Ward. Cf the City OF
| y; ilnluston. IN the State OF delaware 10
sell iut5xlcatiag liquors IN less an fitit !
taan one Quart. 10 be dguns OF he p -iul.
ses. and the following rsspec'ab'e c. zens
r.. 1ornne nd the sid application, to wit:
los Sta.k,e. Wnl BsCk1ey,
y Melchoir, JoAn 8 Ilo't'
John Parker, ohas spaths,
Bernard Row, Michael kenns.
| VIM l. q lbert, JACOB IA ,roWn,
FILE Msrttn f )iott,
Chas Weyl. y Mt!, hoif ST
. N-nl Br-rhan, h'fpy.
Il ~ ppuul, Artl pur ~ lis.
~schoias lie NY, Ia.ob c'lt ,Ier.
l JON F iay'or, james s"eeteh'
, YIN Tush Jos Brown
l psfrtck lop. Jos Br2 df r.,
noyo-3t JOSEPH n. RlCnAEDS.
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SOCIETIES..

MEETING THIS SATURDAY, EVENING
Lenape tribe No. 6, T. o. R. M, in Nc
Clary Building. - n or at
Odd Fellows Hall. ofp
Lafayette, No. 3, K. Of P, at H. OF I
- .Jegssou Council, No. 10, Q. u A. M
Mechanics Hall, 2l9 King street.
Eden Division. No. 6, 3. Of T., McclarS
American Rife Association, fourth stor.
saville Building Drilling every evening eA-
cept Saturday and Sunday.
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seiree to-nigh. At the Friendship Engine
Ladies' of respect ability only allowed At
the ,o;ree in the Friendship Engine House
Crowds of people at the soiree ln inc
Friendship Eusine House every sasuruss
night.
AT. Schwenk and A. E. Cloud are run"
MING the soiree at the Friendship Engine
House.
1t is actually painful to see child SUI.
fsriny wi, h a bad cough; mothers shouio
never fail to keep DR.. BULBS Cough syrup
convenient in order to relieve their ht'ie
ones speedily AMI surely. Price, 25 cents.
ga well selected stock OF ha's
and caps, superior to aty in this city, CAT
h. examined at the store OF u. McCloeAes
next door to the Opera House. The above
is assirous o, pleasing the citizens VIII
both goods and prices. lie can uhuetse'
anv one in the business. His expenses ar
ilget that his customers may reap the oene
St
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WANTS.

WY A JTED.-2o Boys to sell the SUNDAY
w Blspa tch." tom >rrow mornlts 90
clock, office S23 Fast second street.
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Al zoe pck +. 81.
fhe foJlow!n. d.scrID-o Real Estate. viz:

al y e 'ck J.. D.
fhe to'lnw!ns d,Scr b-a Rea! Estate. viz:
Al! 'hht certain p.aOieti,I j nr trj.rl CT
and. tua;ei y'rg Al Il being ~ The iun
~ d tnu teu1'v II &c - as. ,.. ii. iin state
II p aw t"e rsr'iS or h-,I"lth Ard n4rtlN
- th- south stt of t..- New crst { and
rr"n"hlDWu tUrnp ~ al. n0u" ted by
AIDS a. 4 at l. ius~7 Juhi,- E.Q tie Hon
10 VI. 'l-vt n. - ,at,d i.ls # Il heir.
OF Hicyars! lin mons q, c',i iaui al. ., Jas
tautk, dIr' 4. IA I'd sat- II ~AInue II u L.
nam. u-c'd uui by the cal i-0s. I un
Ia - d tI'utiEct' Christ q a t dye. and
Dy he A.w Castle ard trrHCut.IWn all
road, aEd y! oruers eos -iuIus ~! acrrS
N str or le.a, -XceplHs n re tat a certain
"'ece nr pace thereof c ,ntaINiig % acres
II r. or les
SeiH d ar, 'akcn in e> ecu on as the pro.
| pert, a Nv na 7 ow .el Sutv wig mo :.
| Za-o- Of LGWafi trvnct and Mtivn,.
nrwneF, his Niie Jo-ern t. Iaggarr, adln'x
CT. u +,Iwsrd tDTn..y d e. Ion nov
| n'y. Mar. w:fe OF ,AsAbury Prnui.c Jp!l
| fFwai DoTLe,. Bauj = 0Wnel TIA, rirt
| vie ri john Hiidle, hate Dnwney, Art
| Clayton bnwney 4 y..eeS 1ud hri -s at law
rG"a'd Dow y, 4 Cd, and t. t and I,
Ee sod oy
'SAAt GETP7. ~rer'f
| u +" = r. t-U- t.,-'i", =, o',o
D., 49,. Oct30ts.
! BOAkDiHG
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BOARi)iA,i.

oV NNi''' Ut
} J.A..D- NJ Chetr az 3G5 Shiples ST.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

.5v Nlr ue IF a VII, o, ais Il-vari tacias,
~ me diie,ted WE BE- exp ,sei 10 P!hlic
-a}e NJ h. 'iItPiN III ~. rep by
'enrge Whitfield. the cry. und d
,lId /. uLtI Vt New ,'as H. state of I et..
GA FRIDAY, III" itih day of N,vember 1877
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THE COwENHOvEN ESTATE AWARD.

Justice Barnard. Of the Supreme Court, rendered
decision yesterday In the matter of opening and WIDEN
ing Atlantis: avenue, Brooklyn, denying motion to
confirm the report OF the commissioners in awarding
the amount 10 be paid to tue heirs or the Cowenhoven
estate by city for land taken by tho latter In 1882
the Brooklyn and Jamaica Railroad Company was
chartered by the LEGISLATURE and IN 1884 or 1880 the
company acquired Of Jonn Cowcnhoveu the lands IN
dispute Tor tue purposes Of railroad. The company
lad thor tracks ana operated road over II until
August, 1885, wien the company transferred
the strip ui land 10 the city OF Brooklyn
for tba purposes Of n street. The company reserved
the right To operate It's road. mado up OF strip Of
land thirty Ice. In wijtn IN the centre OF Atlantic
avenue. The new roadbed contained Ave feet OF the
strip acquired BY John Cowenhoven alter tho deed
the CITY by the com pany, the CITY made the Cowen
Lovcn strip part oi tue avenue Tho city paved
severed the 10 1876 the Court OF Appeals dc
c,ard that the city had right to the strip n
usa ior RAILROAD and could convey none 10 tue city
The Corporation Counsel oil Brooklyn tlcn applied To
take the lands Us necessary for rect, anu the
cominiss ionors appointed To estimate the value OF The
land awarded, IN iavor OF the Cowcnhoven estate tne
sum OF s55 SAG o. lbe Corporation Counsel opposed
tho award excessive. Justice Barnard sustans the
views oil the Guys law officer and sends the whole
mutier 10 new commission, TO be determined IN con-
fortnity with the OF law which he proIOunde,
relton TO the Value OF the improvements which Inc
city has put upon the property and Other matters re-
viewed Ia ms decision.
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CHUkCHMLN AL WAR.

The examination Of H. =. Luce, George NJ. Terry
and George wardle, trustees Of the Congregational
Church AZ Worthwhile, $. l., charged by the Rev. H. N
wri.ht before Justice Benjamin, ut RverLead, with
assault aud battery committed when Mr.. Wright with
his lam,ly, goods ana chates was cJected from the
church parsonage resulted IN tue discharge vi the de
icuias Tor lack oI evidence Wright rwvre that they
used h,m vory rou bly,, wrenchng his hanJ open TO get
key fron him, thereby twisting hts wrist, ahd then
pushing him violently out ~ tue front ooOr tat tbcy
sc zed MS vie while she was partially dsrobcd win
babe ia ber arms anu III her ou iOrciDiy AFTER MIN,
aud then threw his furniture cut so roughly as TO
damage II considerably. All these allegations we're
oil on the part oil the decndauts ana their dcDias
sustained by other witnesses, who testified mat
no violence whatever Nus used. Mr. Wright, who II
now resulting at Rverhead threatens other SUITS, and
expresses tho deterin nation to 70 10 the extreme
length Of The law IN asserting his rights
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OTHER CAMP MEETINGS.

The annual Methodist camp meeting at Shelter
Island will open to-day and continue until the follow
Ing sunday evening under the direction OF Presiding
Elder Peck the North Long Island DISTRICT and the
Rev. Mr. Scarcs pastor oi Tue Wilett Street Church,
New York. EXCURSION trains Will from BrovkIy
fafe 81 Tor the round trip.
A camp meeting viii bs held IN The grove
adJoining the Methodist Episcopal Cnurcn near
Lake RonkvDkuma commencing Sunday
next, and continuing one wees or more.
humber OF prominent cergym men Will take part
IN The exercises The annual camp meeting AT Mer-
rick. the grounds controlled by the Lay Delegates
ana Camp Meeting Association, will commence tho
14th OF August anu continue ten days A cUiorcd
camp meeting Is now IN progress at Cutters Woods,
Little Neck, ana viii continue about Two weeks. Tho
large, AMI the receipts Tor refreshments,
Including niger buer CONSIDER able Another cviorcd
camp meeting Will commence IN judas Woods north
OF the village OF Jamaica, on SunGay, tho 22d inst.
The services will he undor the direction vi the Rev
William B. Brooks resIdina elder 0I tho dIstrlcL
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TIE MILLER DIVORCE SUIT AGAIN.

In the matter OF the second action brought by o..
wald Miller Tor absolute divorce against Margaret
Miller tho defend Mt has filed DEFY ing the
alsgatons OF immortality and alleging that lhe whole
thing Is q conspiracy the part OF her husband his
father ana otnvr pa lies The hrst suit was tired In
the Droo9yu Ciy Court, III January aa aud resulted
In verdict Tor the defendant, who was
awarded the custody oil their two children, whom
suppor On the trial, II will be rene bcred,
d.. Henry McManus, who was aledged by the CON-
plauant To have Ueen parftceps crtminis, created
SENSATION by admitting that he had becn with
the Defendant, WINE bc also acknowledged having
previously signed an affidavit excupat,ng Mrs Miller
from the charge az INST her. Tue Doctor arrested
The time perjury, but was Subsequently admitted
to bail. The father oil Oswald Miller wealthy Ger.
man nun uiact urer oi tin ware.
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OF their converting obstinate sinners makes
up large part oil the story thai they might DC hc-
cusea vaingorypg " such ing Was possible MI
Hammoud's discourse this morning MAS a running
conmer AIRY oil this kind upon Josnua's contest WITH
the AmaeIiles. IRON wnieh IN RAPID ssetcny manner
he drew variety Of pr sctical lessons, which were
listened to with profound interest oy au immense su
cIence.
TINE rRiuxrH OF REDEMPTION.
This afternoon Rev. A. d. Earle also Of the Evangel-
istic order, preached IRON john II: "Father. inc
hour has come" II Is evident that Christ OF this
hour; though He said, Father, tue nour has come
oil which talked before We made the hr-t angel
the hour whn am to suffer Tor the sns the people
He then proceeded to show the importaI &c oil the
events crowded within tnat short time II Was Inc
time Tor Chrisrs great struggle with the powers OF
darkness time 70 which satan mad looSeu ,o'wa sa
10 ior 1000 years. hoping to destroy me plan
oil redemption. IL the hour IN which
was 10 BE- determined whether the door
OF hope, promised through Christ, should be Kept
open Il was the hour winch formed the connecting
Ink between the two dispcnsations. Upon the ono
were priests aud the other the twelve
apostles 10 the rst Christ SAM. Your work IS done
sacrifice 10 more" 10 the Inter. go ye INTO ali The
world q nd prcach the Gospel 10 every creature .
HEAVENS INTEREST Is THE EVENT
Que other great event depended Oh TINS hour
namely. tue happiness OF the millions MO walked the
atoncment has been mace Tor Abraham, Moses or
They had been taken on uaii as II were. The
speaker ,nen depcted Inc Inhabitants Of heaven bend
ing the battiements and watching the prog
OF the great tragedy Not when he
died WIS the aIonement complete. I'll Christ
be from the dead there rs no atonement "
From Friday 10 sunday there was silence around the
Throne. No harp WAS touched; no voice WIS raised.
On the third day God SAID to His angel 'Go now roll
away the stoue and CHRIST at up, ana all The multi
tudes 0, The heavenly host cried aloud, "Hos'nnah
10 the amb!"
The speaker then proceeded 10 show that there Is
crisis ~ the lives OF nations and people, aud Urged
upon bis hearers that this hour might De the CRISIS OF
tate anu that by longer continuance IN ain they
might grieve the spirit.
In the evening Mr.. McCabe, evangelist, preached a
Characteristic sermon, when Was ollt wed ny meet
ing Tor the conversion OF Sinners which eliminated all
the influence and power OF the evangests Efforts Tor
the p:st two days.
Bishop Haven. OF the Methodist Church, rived
here Tins afternoon, and the NUMBER o attendants Is
rapidly increasing.
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SEOUL TO The FERCHLAND d.
VORCE.

Eliza Ferchland, bright little child Of Eve years,
the daughter OF Dr. Charles Fercnland and Christina
Ferdinand was brought before Judge McCue In The
Brooklyn City Court, yesterday, on writ Of habeas
corpus. obtnined upon the application OF counsel Tor
Mrs Fcrcniand The parties recently figured in a
divorce suit which the Doctor brought against
his vile, but the jury found verdict Tor the
de cndant Since then they have been living
apart, tho husband retaining the CUSTODY OF
the child when the wife now seeks TO Obtain posses
sion she alleges her AFFIDAVIT that the Doc
addicted 10 the use OF strong liquor, and that there
"a lager beer saloon In the house where the child is
now BOARDING In traversiny tho return yesterday the
counsel said that when writ served The little
glr was III the saloon, and was seen to 10
the counter aud drDk bcer. Dr. Frrchand, who
10 court, exclaimed IN loud OF
voice address ng the counsel "You are iarl' Judge
McCue warned FerChand that punish cut would 10
dealt by the should he repeat TINT remark, and
adde thai from that exhibition alone the should
conclude that be was not proper person to have
custody oil Tho child The Judge then adjourned tho
trial o the issues until Iucsda,, July "a In the
Time the child Is 10 DC taken twice week oce
Of the counsel, where she can be seen ny her mother
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INSANE FROM GRIEF.

STARVATION AND SUFFERING DErHRoNEs wo-
MANS REASON AND TURNS HER HAIR GRAY
IN a MONTH.
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children
had under investigation Yesterday calculated 10
excite tue pity OF charitable and benevolent people
everywhere. On "Wednesday last Superintendent
JENKINS Of tho society, received letter from Captain
Robbins Of the Twentythrd precinct, ealing his at
tcnon 10 a case oil extreme dcsttuon At No 206 East
Eighly-nth street. Officer Lundborg, OF the society
on going there found The objects OF tho Captains
ication to be Mrs phe,Ger and her i've chdron, the
oldest OF whom was only seven and the youngest
ono year. Both mother and children were almost
nude and covered with Dirt and the utmost disorder
prevailed ON every hand The rooms well iur-
pished but the quantities Of DIRT that lay over the
carpets and furniture showed to The disadvantage of
place, aud. most OF all, o tho houseKce per ana
mother But the poor woman had passed that stage
when the good OF her neighbors we're worthy
her consideration. The desertlou OF her husband and
the inability procure 70 ID Tor herself and starving
chi. dren caused her the loss OF her reason.
RENEGADE HUSBAND.
Her husband Frederick, was employed as travelling
salesman by r. h. Guern, No ~ Wooster street, but
having is allie ged discovered certain trcgu RI les
his accounts they sent nm his discharge TO Buffalo
by telegraph Previous 10 this his vic used TO get $l5
cniidtep TO 1--we rather comfortably. But she
never able " save anything because OF
the ever recurring fanny qua rcls arising
between thom account OF JoulOusly 4 It
had not been for the money raised Tor their support
during the past week or Two BY Tho members OF Fire
Engine Company No %, IN Eighty filth street, Mrs.
fheifler and children would most certainly nave
starved. The neigh ors previously supp led their
want. Such nas been the mental suf.r NJ Of Mrs.
Pneicr because of tho absence OF her husband, his
failure 10 her and her inability 10 provide Tor
her children that her mar has turned white since the
ll,n Of June, the OF her husbands disgrace and
discharge.
THE DHpTHs DESPAIR
Mrs. O'Brcn, IN tho game house, beard Mrs. PhcIcr
tow days ago threaten " cut her chidren's throats
ana her with Il razor sbe hau in her rooms, but
close search ui.cd 10 discover any such WEAPON DR..
Whitney, OF No. 26 West Forty seventh street, tx
ainincd Mrs Pheier, ana he cert lied that she
you'd duuul Temporarily insane, and vas also physically
unable TO take her children even IL her al
facutics IN their normal condition. On the
strength Of this Judge Wheeier ut Harlem, committed
the poor woman 70 tho Tom0s tn DO examined officially
by q committee oil medical gentlemen. In tho mean
time, her i've children viii be iaaen care VI at
money supplied by the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty 10 Children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-07-15
A FAMILY DISrU lie.

John DAVIS, Jr., soninlaw Of CALVIN Witty the we'll
known carrage uiacturer OF Brooklyn went before
justice Bloom yo-tcrdny morning aud preferred q
complaint oi grand larceny against CALVIN Witty,
sr., and CALVIN Witty, Jr IL Is claimed by
Mr. DAVIS that himself and wife purchased
from Mrs WHY some household furniture,
consisting OF q SOFA, carpets piano und nine c airs
that Mrs WITTY aficrward Canned tbat tho property
rightiuly theirs aud secured OF replcv n.
The shern executed the writ on Friday last iu the
presence Of Mr. Witty, Sr., and Mr.. Witty, Jr.,
Mr. DAVIS alleges that quantity D. property not
named 10 the writ was also taken. He says II com
priscd IL gold watch belonging TO his vile, u liver
mounted revolver und Ivar one hundred dol bills.
Mr. Why, Jr, was arrested yesterday afternoon. lilo
denied that any properly was taken except what was
named IN the writ