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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
VEGETINE
SS0r &opfWcN aus ucr0orbenett TT
W00c1t.

GuanspiGIe, Sn6.. !. San. 1878.
Serrn Stepens.
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sroBe Yinberun9 baburd empionscn. Sd claude aus
9uten Sritnben unnebmet Su oirieu, baB cS cine porz
5u9lide OteDisiu lit. Ndtur93pon bic Sbri9c,
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&opfweb.-GS siebt peridteoene llriaden, be &cpIz
web berbciiibrcn, ME J. y. cine St6rmne hes Gircuia=
II. I. I'D. VEGETINE bari ais Idcrcs Ncilmittcl iir ole
ueridieOcntn Artcr BON Gopiueb besci9ntt mcrocn, ba
ts brett oui bic peri&ieocnen llriaben Der &rontbett
wirtt = Gerpoiitdt, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sortleiz
bieteit, &bcumatismus, Neuralsia, bili0ie Nei6peroer
Ii. I. NJ. Gtan ueriu9c bas VEGETINE. Man miro es
ME bereuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
VEGETINE
sur NierenDei1iucro Mno Ret
d. 10 6d)c.
SsIes o., @iaime, 2s. De;. 1877.

stcsbOro o, Mlaine, 2S. Oe;. 1877.
6errn StepenS.
@eebrter 6err! Ndt3ebn Sabre lang mar i'd nit einem
Snhen %bebaitet. lporaui i'd erolt6 AIMING, oS VE=
GEI1NE 5u sebrauGen. SD mar iebr berab9efommcn {;
niein Spftem mar our6 E~rantbeit ecl6wddt. SD bate
Nterenletbeu uno ipar du6erit nerp63. Ncin
puitcn mar i&limnt uno meinc Ynn9e numb. Als
ib cine 6lol6e ein9enontmer bate, ianO i'd mid bereits
better. Die DiebiSiu bat nteincn Suiicn semilbert nno
i'd liible mid iest bebcuteno trdlti9er. SD bin pieoer
i'm Stanoe, meme Arbeit SIT p%errid>tcr. Mic bate i9 Cit
Ntittcl 9%ellunoer. has bent 9lcidfIme. SD
wetB, baB cs Aue5 lit, woliir cs au5gc9ebtn ptro.
Mrs. Il. s. j enbteton II.
VEGETINE ndbrt uib trdftist, r~cintgt has Slut,
resulirt ben Ntuaen, ~berubiet bas ateruenipitem, wirft
brett aIf bic Auslonoerun9en uno itimulirt bas oanSe
Spitem CUR SbdtiSfett.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

2mi Unit u7p6 1lt5i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
NermiSMteS.

Oas geueite iiber ben beritorbenen
Terbinonb 2tngemau tbciIt Der
vNna. B. 8." III f~oIgenocm nit: y9ie
preuBil6e Jtesierune bat, iobaIb Die 9tads
rtat oon benz Gobe &in9enaW's unb bent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03

VEGETINE
SIR @aHcrim@t.

Central SaIIs, 81. s., 10. Ott. 1877.
Or. s. 8. Stcpens.
@iit sroBein @ersniieen be3euse i'd pie 8orsise Sbrer
pertbpolen 0teoiSin. SD lag lanae Sett an Der IS a j.
ierlu9t frant bonieber uno belauo mid inter drStliz
der Ssebanoluna. Ger DoftOr il9te mir, es Jet " a :
er Spiihen Dem @er5en nno Der ecber. Sd
empiauo feline Einbernna, int @eaentbeil peridlimmerte
sebraudcn. Sd bate ptet Seilmittel periudt btcielbeu
Deri6offleu mir feline ollie. VEGFTINE lit bic Me-
bi5iu iIr 8 Il e Ii DIT. 9iad benz Gebrand ein;z
ger wcui9er 6lai9en fling Id an. mid beier gu iiiblen.
SD babe I'm Yaricn breiBis Tlaiden senommen. SD
bsfinbe Mid Jest u%ourommer pobl- ME iilblte i'd mid
beiier. ytiemanb FAINT Sbnen ~bantbarer lein ais i'd.
Auiridti9 ber Sbrise,
u. 8. WbeeLer.
VEGETINE. - @ern bas glut in SoIoe cine
Geuoeruns oes WetterS ODER Stimo'S, ans Mdn9el CIT
E0rperbepe3uns. aus ntreaelmdBiser Oldt ooer aus
ir9eno cirer anoern llriade ieblos NIB itodenb ptrb, 10
erneuert has VEGETINE bas Slut, iiibrt bic peroorz
bencn Sditc alb, reintst ben Otaeen. resulirt ben Stubls
gang uno perleibt benz ean3en &0rper ueue STRAIT.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
20n0sGrc1trTptt

iebe Scde bis gum 80. Sui, nab ben beutiden GoIouier
I'M 9ersen be5 pctIi6en Soma. llebsr cine Miuion
Afer bon S. bis SIS, iir aIc !3nede polIenb. Sommt
ben, in sutenr GIinta nno untcr suten Meni6en. sim
unO gtiifreiie mad @raniorb. Sba, Carroll mno |luz
mouth eounties srottS titr 2anofdnicr. 0eutlde BE-
'Sanos = oinmiiiiouer Sopa 81. g. 9amo Co., '
21mi3@iam 10 nU0 81 Eeabotpb Str, gbicceo.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1878-06-03
VEGETINE.
WcratIidtcr 8crid,t.

Or. Gbos. 81. Dubbenbouien ~gpotbeter.
GpdnSuilGe Sn6.
Ser Doftor idrcibt: Sd babe cine sroee AmSabl outer
Hunoeit. melde bs VEGETINE scbraudcn. Sic AIe
duBern iid b6dit beiriebiseno Dorhbcr. SD weiB, BAH
IS cine suite M ebi3in lit iIr bic Sei3wsrben, ilr
wcibe c5 CIT pioblen wirb.
81. Dcs. 1877.
NEaETINE lit cine srobe Tonacea fir uniere betooten
Batter ino Dtitter, benin e5 uerleibt ibnen SraIt, itiut
ibre Neruen nnb brinst ibuen ben iiBen : dial Der Watur.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
THE COURTS.
AN INSURANCE PRESIDENTS APPEAL.


ARGUMENTS IN BEHALF OF ROBERT L. CASE.
The appeal of Robert L. Case, the former
president OF the Security Life Insurance and Annuity
Company from his conviction for perjury In swearing to
statement Of the eompaDy's affairs made to the lnsur
ance Department In 1876 argued, yesterday, IN
Supreme Court, General Term. Tie main exception
turns on the peculiar form OF the affidavit 1t Is that
Messrs Case and Allen the above described officers
Of the said company. and that on the 3lst Gay
~ December last all above described assets were the
absolute property of the said company free and clear
from any hens claims thereon except above stared
and that the foregoing statement with che scneduies
scrbed is full and correct exhibit OF all the iabuhes
aud Of the income and disbursements ACCORDING
20 the best OF their information knowledge ana DeLe
respectively" .,- -o.
The claim on the prisoners part ia that all was sworn
10 by INN information ana belief, ana Inc hulcten
only the statement not true, ana does noi RAY
that 1. not TO the hest of the planns
information, and belief To this the prosccu'l"i
that all the semcOon Is sworn TO positively nu
only the latter part belief, the reason BENG obvious
that the first part the officers could nave knoMeuse
while the liabilities, etc., in the seconu part "eIe Va
course contingent. $500,
Other objections are, that the statement required by
the did not conform 10 the statue tha
that the proof that the oath actually administered
and by a competent officer insufficient; that the
items OF the statement alleged 10 be false were i'm
properly stated In the Indictment, and III them
the motion for trial came within the rules
defining discovered evidences that the verdict was
against weight OF evidence, ana that there error
in tho admission OF evidence. The prosecution replied
at length to all these points.
Judge Davis, having tried the suit, incapacated
for hearing it on appeal and exchanged places with
Judge Lawrence Judge Brady, having tried the very
similar OF Dr. Lambert, unwilling 10 sill ana go
Judge DOnOhue to take his place The Court reserved
It's decision. Algernon s Sullivan and Charles H. VII
field appeared for the prisoner; Benjamin H. Phelps Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
CALENDARS THIS DAY.

srprrvy CougT-CHANngRs- Lawrence Mos. !, z, So
20 81 e. Cs Sd So g. 81 l22, l23 l2i l26 100 ~,
46 l4a 10 1884, i6s $50. 1874 lss, lo9 2Oi 2o9 2lo III
UySERh TRRx-Davis =. j., and Brady and Ingals, IL.
Isl. 49, i52a ISS lsi 1875. o7 o no, ia, 1870 l4a.
sfrcisL TsRN-van Brunt JNos 176 1872 1872 49, 2o2
26a 2is 22o e. - la 2' , T. los iss 81
S9 Sr en- 1' Ivan Worst Nos l7lo os3 2el6
1885 457 i4G5 1882 66z. ga 1900 29z3 l4l6 ld 1901
5000. an. o-o ,,.o NM, ,or, 80,
1873 9s iiss u.s. 1885, iaSs as 1913 1871 1851 ts
PARr II-Donohu. Nos TO- 2S 627 tGS 49, Sos
ISta ~ l30 1866, 3s4 l44l, 1.4i lO45 lll9 l4s2,
iI2b 2t79 1893 1925 1919 1921 1926 1927 1927 1871
308 1873 1889 l540 l5il. 1912, $780, 1885, ld4o 1896
SUPERIOR CoURT-sPrcIAL TERM-FreedmaD. J.-No day
calendar. ~. -,o ,-- an,
20s on 100 l67 1872 739 4s9. 1852 81. 7Ol 300 67S
COMMON PLEAs CHAhBKRs-I aIremoIe, J.-So - ,o,o
TEAL Tg4 1s FS s4 ia 'NO 1885, 1861 1893
MARISE CouEI-TKIAL TERN-PAET I--shsidsn. J-Nos.
sSl0, 27s &sol 1911 .lSS. 2S25 2iO9 9lOo' 27'i 2G
0l PsK4 Goepp JSos 1892 $780, 1889 si58 4l4s
3CGO, 1882 $685. l925. S5l2 1870 4O14 455 4l97 42l
TAar III-shea, J.-Nos 4245 3i1l, 27GS 3i4G, $470,
so7i 1855 1857 1868 l349 s7G3 S467 1912 307S, 3i9
GENERAL sEssOKs-pAgr I-Hackett H-Josepb Lehman,
John shaw burglary Patrick King. James Ward fonous
assault and battery George Cannon George Lgd lonas
Muyany grand larceny Maggie Downing larceny rom the
peroD thomas Mcnde threatening letter ~ eItOt money
Frederick Mink assault and battery James Maher Violation
P.WT II"GIderseeve, J-Ferdlnand Hcrm, John Gent,
non aud PATRICK Mccormack, Edward Enrig and William
Uannon, burglary Emma Davis grand larceny William
Deucher. larceny nom the person; Abrdl
Basiido forgery Nicholas Mooney seduction Ferdinand
SternshOm William Fitzgerald, assault ana battery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

Wednesday, why he should not be permitted to come In
as party in the suits Of the people the Farmers Loan
the Erie Railway Company.
HOwes g. Cushing, circus prOprietOrs. have
sued Jacob Lorillard their partner in trip to che
West India Islands and South America for an account
ing Ne claims that fq acconting mas been aiIe sr
directed yesterday reference.
Robert w. Butler, manager Of the American
Theatre. at 4i4 Broadway which was burned in 1865.
sued his treasurer Robert IT, Clifford Immediately after
the fire. for So GOO Clifford put in a counter claim for
SO, 600. The referred to A. F. Smith, who has
never made report Mr. Bntlers first lawyer has since
Lawrence, TO send the to a referee Decision
was reserved
Wolff Kaufman, an elderly German, who is
very deaf sued the Dry Dock East Broadway and Bat
terry Railroad Company, in the Marine Court for $1,000
for personal injuries lie says that Just he step
ping on car platform the car started. threw him down
and broke his shoulder The company defended the
Gg ar afto aS days.
Goeph hrongh N sead verdict ISd t or
the PLAINTIFF scrbner aud Robinson for the defendant
Darius Dawson, as administrator of Oliver
Dawson, has sued William c. wetmore, c. H. Bovine
and Others claiming the right 10 redeem certain prop
ery at Broadway and Thrteenthst, said to be worth
100000. This was sold several years ago under 2
foreclosure Of SIC 600 mortgage. The plaintiff claims
that Wetmore Bovine the real purchasers at The
sale. though then the attorneys for the Dayisons The
came before Judge Lawrence on motion on The
plaintiffs behalf TO frame issues for jury trial The
defendant objected that IL too late. as the case was
the Special Term calendar and nearly reached Judge
Lawrence sent the whole matter 10 the Special Term
The suit of Louisa Terwiihger against
Michael COrcOran was tried yesterday, before Judge
Van Worst Supreme Court Circuit and resulted in
verdict for the defendant The plaintiff asked 5000,
for alleged false imprisonment. She says she and her
sisertheir canalboat being ocked mp H. the Ice at
Durhapyille- walked to Rome AMI entered the defend
ants store at p. He gave them some drnggcd no,
wlne she says, and then locked the door on hein ana
treating them rather roughly refused To Jet the go u
III IL o'clock. He says they came there al O'CLOCK III
stead OF 6. and drank several times with man named
Farrell Seeing that they getting drunk, when LIS
supper time came he locked them out, instead OF ~ H.
c. Campbell appeared for plaintiff, L. j. Ccnlan for de-
fendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

mdse aud pass to Pacific Nan Steamship COMPANY:
with naval starss ' sss t. VIM f p clyds Co " -.
Bremen Sa"st snow Earses. +.
q Bark Blomidon yof Windsor n s.. Potter from Ion;
don which arrived 18th and anchored at Sandy Hook came
cloudy. AT City Island, N; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORT
LOTION March lssasd "a inst Paguctc DC NGyayo York
don Friedrich Laura Capt Larsen Hesper The later o o
NewYork Fcriaosa Capt oNei for Pascaeoaa Crescent
& Gs re 3s' SgFs fyd
GIN Augusle; 7ih INST steaInino. both for NewYorF
FRI %:
sas az Genoa Acs Bra6ssw nnsiTaa Capt Ps6lsson
5t1 INST Carl Angel the ster At Plymouth G nS En
Blue BIRD: I'm inst City Of Montreal Emilia Eiga Minnie
writer Aspaiogsn Belmont the latter at Queenstown Enor
s inst; The later lost r P
gon Henrik Ibsen, Capt siansen Earl Granville capt hau
MISCELLANEOUS.
LIVERPOOL March l8-Tho American Nv. stesmshp I'm
PhIade phs Liverpool board the OF the ship
n aud r. Gardner Br CAPT kenney from Gayfs,3n ca
ing with feet Of in her hold The had peer
HI H's from LIVERPOOL Feb for Portland whcb as before
ported lost her captain and four men, has put into "ndo
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LONDON March 1sThe sea@sp Alice o,9 tBr, 1 cant
10Th inst.
The steamship Gsand Prl cop; Rnttsr from New-o Dr.
leans by way St Mchaes arrived at Antwerp on
the 10th int.
LIVERPOOL, March l9The steamship Mediator (Brl Capt
Hannev from NewOrlcars Feb. % arrived here TO-DAY
The steamship Lac tBr) Capt Earl. from NOreais
Fen % has arrived here.
The steamship Texas (Br), Capt LaUren5cD, from New
Orleans Feb. 21 arrived h0re TO-DAY.
The steamship Massachusetts, lBrl Capt. Walters from
Boston March G, has arrived here.
QUEENSTOWN. March 1s-The human Line steamship city OF
Iech New York March 9fOr this port
and Liverpool passed Fasnet al 620 O'Clock this morning
The Allan Line steamship AuStran Capt Trucks. nom
Baltimore Feb. 90 by Of Halifax March o. for Liverpool
arrived here today.
LAvE March 1.-THE state Line steamship state Of Vir-
GINA. Capt. Noodle from NewYork Marcn for Glasgow
arrived today.
CEOOXHAyYN, Ireland, March lsThe sea ship Bohemian.
Capt WoIDgon, from Boston for Liverpool passed here
yesterday.
HAVANA March lS--The steamship City Of Vera Cruz.
Capt Van Scc from NewYofk March 10, arrived here tins
morning.
HALIFAX. -. s.. March 1SThe steamship Morayian Capt.
Graham from Liverpool for Baltimore, arrived today.
iFor other ship Neics FifLi Pagc.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
DECSIONS-MkRCU1G.

Snpreme Court hambers-Bv Judge Dcnohur.-
ToTnpkins agt Dun.-Mo0n denied; MEMORANDUM In !he
By Judge IaWrence-sait0n agt DingeeMotiop granted
Richteis agt MooTe.-Order ganted Matter Of fayion-l
Struppnan-Ihe asked FOR with the Submitted
Baief ag. The Ncw-NOTk CaihOhc PIoteci"fy.- morton
81 motion In the matter II Rachman.l wish 10 know
whether the Corporation Counsel consents 70 te ,nu'
gar Compauy.-MOu0n TO open 1ndtmel j. "'h',u MN os,
Smith ag SmthTLe report OF TIE eieIeclh confirmed ana
plaintiff allowance II $50 Yer week i9r c 9lDolt
and children - also gwen I" Tue paiuiH hoMn
hrlnrs within the provisions OF section 700 OF TIE ode
eva Procedure the amendment nop,el ~ e"uuHc. -
,rper If Judgment debtor supplementary proceedings
granted John Lyons 10 be receiver bond 5000 COSTS go
order "a be drawn at length ..,., $3.50 ,..,
Special Tcrm-By Judge pOnohue-McNShh aG' L""hdIn'
II desire 10 hear counsel -. -.,.-. Nh.
BY Judge Van lunt-Emglant lndustIlai savings bahh
agt Murphy aud others Findings signed: -
SupJTor Coart-Specidi Icrm-By Judge Freedman.
WnterinehaD etc. ag Baensiacn e. M ".eI , ~ w.
ine ham AIT Moron denied Ha~es sgt iDiiilar-
Motion granted. Witkow SKI at Brennan 90 all Cppcr agt
HeIpeck ct al order dscontinuing ac1n hles hf me
German American BaukCommisson ord real l,eah agl
der granted Landron agt LepoIn-Order he answer ne
made definite and certain Ahdfe"s sgt LO.tch-O
Nv Jndce Saniord-Wrigh agt Jacobs ct aJucgmen for
defendants demurrer to c0uieI-clhn WIN cnsir t
OF costs WITHIN days; opinion. MOehOuse 81 az aSt
Yeager settled. Lodvick ct a. agt Inc People oi
The : tate OF New. YuIk.--Bond approx I'd.
Common Pieos-SpeoiGl I1m-Bv Judge Larremore.
jackson aet Wood Donovan agt warren; in me matter
OF Chapman, EgHis agt The New-1 ok tly Atton
Rank Set Wood-judgnent ordered. Isaacs act Ham.
Phelps ngt. webber eisl'ond. aPpdoyed s ~. ny'.
Marfen COMMUNICATIONS granted wiihont cpsl.'
stewart ag Dunon Motion granted costs 10 aDde event
Enger agt COnover cunard ag' apiey tNo - same agt
rame mo s).-MoOns granted. Plalen aet Hyand MO.
ton cause sfsneG as
granted Without costs meon age WiAh'-Oi"ei eoh'ihu
Ing junction granted with slO COSTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
COURT OF APPEALS.

Albany March 1S.-Procce1ngs in the Court Of
Appeals Monday March 49, No. 39Frst National Bank OF
Ch.tteuangO Morgan; argued b. VIA Herman for appel
LIANT, VIM. c. Got respondent No ll3-Ncston
agt New York Elevated Railroad Company; argue! by
Dudley Field for appellant. ana T. Williams Tor
No 10 HaZclune agL Weld argued by Geo y MACK LOT
appellant aud samuel Hand for respondent. Ne. llo
Heaner act. Bliss; submitted NO. j4-fairiax act New
York Central c. Railroad Company arrued by Frank
LOOMS for appellant and Albert sckney for respondent
Proclamation made and Court adjourned.
Motion calendar TUESDAY. March 19No 27i, Ulster
County Institution aEt Decker No. 32j in Common
Council Brooklyn No 49, People rel Lawrence aet
SUPERVISORS No 3Ss People rel Morris agt ltana ~
39l Lawrence Farley No $50 People 1N rel iltS
agt. Watson Ne. 1893, HOOley agt Oieb. - -. -,
Day cander for Tuesday March l0NOs 100 l22 90 10
l25 III. d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
ARRrsrED or A CHARGE on LInEL.

oscar Hafnmerstcln, proprietor OF Inc CHHcd
States Tobacco Journal. arragned yesterday at the
Fftyseventh Police Court charge Of libel
The complainant. David Lew OF No. 100 Waterst
cstei in September last while experimenting the
moyal Of goods from his store carly morning
but released when identified daring burglary vi that
hour Just prior the moving In question, had made the
policemen suspicious. A few weeks Mr. Levy
wanted upon by agent Of The ToJoccO journal and
solicited 10 renew hs sub scripOn. which he declined
On March IL. Hammersein published In his paper an
OF Mr.. Leyy's arrest in september, with COM
meute which lac said were intended ia be humorous.
but which Mr. Levy alleges lbelOus. Hammer
stein gave FL 900 bail at Special Sessions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
SHIP NEVIS.
IS
POET or NEW.YO

PORT or NEw.YORK...................MA MARCH Is
CLEARED.
s,eamsiip Don.u Brl Gregory. Liverpool Eng, Busk &
Jevons. - ,,---
Steamship Montana DEB Beddoe. Liverpool via Queens
town, Williams n Guion. -, -
steamship Titan (Iai Crisp. Glasgow. Scotland, John C.
Se0ger. ~,
West. G. II. Mallory Geo -
steamship Lone STAR Forbes New Orleans. Bogert q MOT
gan. -, - -,
mouth Tor ORDERS fuBch, Edye ~
Bark Crcmona. Cove. fiogo japan, sater Iivermore
Bark Lusa (Ita AnsaldO Dundalk Ireland Funch, dye
q Co.
Bark Telus Sor) Johnson Riga, Russia, c. Tobias Co.
Bark o. dc Zaldo Miller, ST. Jago and Guantanamo Cuba
Waydell a Co.
fdye Il Co.
Brig samuel V. Moich, ppncott Corona, Spain. James
big Leonora Blood. Cronstadt. Russia. Swan Son.
ARRIVED.
sfearship Dorian r) Nc Donald Genoa Feb H. Leghorn
18Th Naples 18Th Catana 20t Mesna 81 Palermo sd and
fibTaar 2sth with fruit 10 Henderson Bros Had strong
westery gales with March lat Al ~ Ion. 46 o.
a barf (Gerl Allowing signal letters y L bound u.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
CIVIL NOTES.

An order committing Mabel Leonard to the
custody OF William Howe for the present was entered,
yesterday, 10 Supreme Court. Chambers
The motion OF the defendant to vacate the
order Of arrest IN the suit OF Elizabeth Mccall against
John IOrimer Graham who has given bail In $4,000,
was adjourned, yesterday, to March 20.
Judge Lawrence, in Supreme Court, Cham
bers referred. yesterday TO T. r. Meade. the application
Of John r. Stout receiver OF the Sea Cliff Grove and
Metropolitan Camp Ground Association for leave TO
rent the hotel Of Sea Cliff TO William Divine, for $1,000.
James McHeury has obtained orders to show
cause returnable In Supreme Court. Chambers, on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
SEALED MATTER IN THE MAILS.

Orlando jackson put in no defence yesterday
before Judge Benedict To the charge o. sending lottery
tickets through the mails and sentenced 10 pay
fine ~ 800 In default 81 the payment Of the fine he
committed A. j. Dt'enhocc the counsel for Jack
notice 20 the court that nc woud apply Tor
OF habcs corpus, and carry the question o. hc
sttutiOnalty Of the conviction to the United states SUI
preme Court He claimed thRt at the time The United
States Constitution adopted the law OF the colonies
allowed sealed letters OF character 10 be transmitted
through the Inais. and the Constitution followed the law
Of the colonies. Congress therefore had right 10 ex
eludc from the mails whatever permitted 10 be car
ried ut that time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
VIOLATING THE SANITARY CODE.

Isaac T.. Valentine, the owner of the tene-
ment house No. 4O7 East Fty-secondst was arrested
ON March for alleged violation Of the Sanitary Code.
Sanitary Inspector Hamilton, complained that through
broken sopipe in Valentines house the gas
capped continuously and 70 IL bad been traced several
cases dphthera and erysipelas in No 405 the ndO
ing tenement Valentine directed by the Health
Board TO put In iron s0pipe. but refused to do
40. Justice OtterbOurg gave him week IN which to
make the alterations required by law. DR.. Hamilton
yesterday reported that Valentine had not put IN iron
tol-plpe, but had simply patched the old earhen one
with cement Valentine held in 5000 bail 70 answer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
REPRovED FOR SUING THEIR MOTHER.

In the suit OF Mary Z. Luckey and others
against Ann Ode already reported in THE TRIBUNE,
Judge Freedman in Superior Court Special Term, has
given Judgment for the defendant The suit Ia by chil
dren their mother TO enforce their night In
ery which their dead fathers name, Int which
the mother bought in al the foreclosure Of small mort
gage that they say she brought about Her defence was
That her husband bought IL with the proceeds Of her
money and that thou IL stood IN her husbands name,
n was always understood that II shoud belong the
survivor. In deciding. Judge Freedman spoke some
what sharply Of the plaintiffs conduct toward their
9Th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
THE "ExILEs" INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.

In the suit OF Messrs. Tompkins and Hill, of
the Boston Theatre against Manager Duff Of the Broad.
Theatre. Judge Donohue. in Supreme Court Cham
b.rs, has decided 10 dissolve the injunction. Ho places
ms decision the grounds stated by him the hearing
OF the motion. These tina. the plaintiffs have aban
donod the claim that the defendants play their play
that they have proprietary right In the title aud
only other ground for juHctiontbat the defendant
IL trying deceive the public by inducing people be-
eve that his play Ia their pays not contained in the
pleadings be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19

George Brown, as administrator. sued the
Townsend Savings Bank, q Connecticut corporation,
for $4,000 and attached Judgment for 81 900 In
favor OF the bank against himself The bank applied 10
have me etachenl vacated or the security on 1t re,
duced 20 $4,000 Tho Sheriff interviewed, aud asked
that the suit would probably last Ave wears his fees
should be paid Mt once before the attachment dis
turbed claiming that section 700 OF the Code author
lied such order. Judge Lawrence denied the shcris
motion the ground that the did come within
eectiOn 700.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
CRIMINAL NOTES.

Socrates Kappardachi, of No. les FORSYTH
St. was arrested Yesterday and held in $50 bail by
United states Commissioner Shields for manufacturing
cigarettes without giving the bond required by law
Judge Benedict yesterday, sentenced James
Wright and Richard Seymour, convicted OF passing
- counterfeit the National Bank 0f Ianaqna
60 an imprisonment Of thirteen months on 8iacSWeAs
Island, ana TO pay fine o. 81 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-19
PAPERS TAKEN FROM A PRISONER

motion was mUuc DelOTc JuuBc benedict,
Yesterday that Commissioner Deuel. should be directed
10 return 10 John A. Grow papers taken from him at
the time he was arrested charge OF deaudng the
United states Treasury by means OF false powers of at
torpcy Assistant District Attorney Eero held that the
papers were taken from the prisoner IN good fath and
That they were material evidence TO establish his forgery
Tie Court ordered reference TO determine whether the
papers were taken in good faith The Trial Of Douglass,
the alleged co-conspirator OF Grow. VIII begin this
morning.