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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
Reduced Prices.
WINDOW SASH.

/ offer my stock of doors, sashes,
ETC., at the following reduced pri-
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srslNESS ENTERPRISE.

The HERALD STEAM PRINTING
House makes q speciality of Legal
Printing. Briefs, transcripts, etc.,
printed at low rates.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
ST. CHARLES HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SATURDAY, April q.
SrOCI< RyCPOIs'C.


sAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EX-
CHANGE BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
FOR RENT.

A HOUSE ON FORT STREET, No. SO.
rooms AMI bath room. Apply at the
premises, from 10 AM. to 2 p. NJ, or at the
ONCE or r. ID. PITT, Broker, Downey
Block, under the stairs. ap27-lw
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
Probate Cuurt. ...STEPHENS,
SATURDAY, April 9th.

Estate and guardianship of Can
dilario Ybarra-Objections to con-
llrmation of sale of real estate taken
under advisement.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
TO LET.

"A lew FURNISHED PLEASANT
ROOMS, in good locality. Apply at
this office.
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wANTs-LosT-FoUND.
$40 Rowarc--Lost.

On the street, Wednesday, ONE GOLD
BRACELET. The finder Will receive the
above reward on returning 1t to this
Office. asst
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
TO r Z n r.
81 to $1,000 to Loan,

AT THE STAR LOAN AND BROKER
OFFICE.
Removed to No. 8 COMMERCIAL ST.
Will advance on collaterals 81 to 5000,
on all kinds of personal property, such
as watches, jewelry, diamonds, pistols,
guns, etc. Gold, silver and u. 8. Currens
cy bought and sold. nllu
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28

The finest picnic grounds, b,
ball, swings, horizontal bars, n g
Southern California are at Agri.
cultural Park.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28

Genuine Napa soda a, i,
Kennels.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
FOR SALE.

By the Lake Vineyard Land aud Water
AAssociati8n, , the best orange and semi
right goes with the land. Apply TO the
Office of P. Beaudry, No. 81 New High st.
apl8tf F. W. WOOD, Secretary.
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28
TO RENT.

One or more rooms with board, hot aud
cold water bath, etc. Persons Visiting
Los Angeles will find this ono Of the
pleasantest locations II town. Address
P. y. Box l407. mh28tf
Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1878-04-28

Fulton's mineral waite ole
Meriam's, Central Bloc, Eu
street. april IP.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
DIVORCE COMPLICATIONS.

As long ago as 1850 john First married his w,fe
Louisa First, and the twain lived happily together
until two years ago. About this time Mr. First claims
that he discovered an improper Intimacy the part
OF his wifc with Falk and times bc,weon
April and November last He also charges that
she Is In the habit OF getting intox-
ica,ed. Mrs. First Indignantly denies oil. these
charges, and in reply her husband of taking
to his home, oslensbly as housekeoper. a woman
nuloed Gilligau, with whom he Is living Forty
seventh street, She admits that she drank some, but
says she obliged to do SO TO drown her troubles
caused by his unseemiy conduct, but that she has
since reformed ana has not drank anything ior six
months. On u motion Tor alimouy Judge D0nohuo
yesterday took the papers, reserving his decision.
Judge Sanford yesterda? rendered decision
motions mad0 by Mr.. Benjamin +. Russell, in the
kucmmulberg divorce suit, the lacts OF which have
already been published IN tue HERALD. One
ordered, aud also upou appeal from The Of
tho cork allowing tho referees lees oil Sl75
Judge Sanford decided both motions n favor OF Mr.
RUSSELL confirming tho taxation OF costs allowing
reierses lee, requiring the plainn Qho husband) to
pay $40 accrued amony during the proceedings and
$3.50 additional counsel fee 70 tue defendants counsel
Juliana Miles and Charles X. Mics were married
nins years aeo, Dut have had no children. Their
vile recently brought suit against husband for
DIVORCE tie gtounu oi cruel and inhuinnn
treutnen. the case was sent 10 u releros on the
question OF almony and counsel ices, aud he
reported ib favor of the plaintiff. motion
yesterday made before Judge Donohue IN supreme
Court, Chambers, BY cx-Judge Bustecd, 70 confirm
the report, tho motion being opposed by General
Crook. Alter lengthy and exciting argument, in
VIII ch both parties 10 The SUIT were denounced IN
energetic TERMS the Court took tho papers, rescrvng
It's decision.
some time ago a suit was commenced by Catherine
McIny against her husband. Charles Mcintyre Tor
u Hunted divorce. In this suit Nathaniel JARVIS Jr
was appoin tod Of the dcfenGants property.
In petition present III tho Court oi Common Pleas,
Special Term by the receiver, II Is satod that ede
fondant the owner OF several houses IN Forynrst
and Forty-sxsh streets; that while the SUIT pend
ing the defendant transferred the property to mis-
brother To avoid paying amony. He also erred
hrs no usenold furniture Carr. Judge Robin
yesterday grantod the receiver leave 10 bring SUIT
set aside these cOnveyunceg.
Judge Robinson yesterday ordered reference Ia
the SKdmore divorce SUIT
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
THE CAPTAINS CHOICE.

Mario A. Hazard, OF No. 21S West Fifly-fourth
street. applied To Judge Ottcrbourg on Monday ior
warrant Tor the arrest Of her husband, oliver B.
Hazard, for abandonment Judge Otsrbourg referred
her to the Of Charities and Correction
aud ON Tuesday she appeared, armed with letter
from Mr.. Kellock. Mrs. Hazard said that sho had
been married to her husband nearly twenty years,
aud that thcy lived pretty happily together until
u tow months ago. when he became nfat
uated with woman named Iona KimbalL
Mra Hazard did want 10 prosecute him,
but bring him back to hor, she understood thai
Bank ana was wasting the money on the woman.
Tho warrant was granted aud alter Two days. search
the officer failed TO lnd Oliver b. Hazard, who 10 the
captain OF the Herman Livingston, Of the Savannah
line OF steamers. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Hazard
came into court, accompanied by her counsel, u.
Sporry, and after ber husband appeared accom-.
panied by number Of friends, The TACT was that
Mrs Hazard had In reality oocted her husbands arrest
horself.
All parties were escorted TO tho Judges privats
ROOM where Mr.. and Mrs. Hazard had 4 long talk
She endeavorod by all means her power 10 in ucc
her husband 70 return home her, but her tcars
and procstatons avacd not Us he protested that 10
had suffered for years from causeless and
Friends tried sotto tho matter so az 70 auagh ali
iurthcr proceedings IN the case.
Judge OtteroourR alter giving the pair reasonable
time " settle their diicutes, hoid Captn,n Hazard
In $500 bail or examination. Tho bail was ed
by The Captains counsel, Mr.. Henry stanton who
handed . nve-hundr ed dollar bill to tho Court ~
surely Sor hn eiionps appearance
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
GENERAL SESSIONS-PART l..
Before Judge Gilderslocve

INsPEo TOR MURRAY TO THE FRONT.
District Attorney Lyon, In Part Of tho Court OF
General Seasons, yesterday arraigned Washington
Geary, better known among what Is called "crooked
people' as Wash Goody, charged with stealing bale
OF silk, valued at So, 900, from H. b. Claim 90 The
arrest was effected by Inspector William Murray,
but the trial, IN the unavoidable absence OF ex.
Mayor Hall, retained for the defence, postponed
by Judge Gidersieevo to some day hereafter 10 be
determined by tho District Attorney.
YOUTHFUL PICKPocKET.
young man named william Beckley, residing a.
No u Ridge street, and of the mature age OF feen
deftly picked the pocket Of n lady promenading
Broadway on tho 2d inst Mr. Addison G. jerome
with pra'seworthy zeal pursued the evanting thief
through Union square aud the streets and
after long chase captured him. In the light posi-.
bly, to tighten ship, Beckiey threw away pair Of
opera glasses, wuicn Mr.. Jerome recovered anu re.
turned 70 the lady VINO had been the victim Of the
youthful Beckcy's skill The tnei proved TO be an
OLD offender, his last appearance Ucng In answer to
charge OF burglary, oil which through his youth and
possible Innocence lac acquitted. He pleaded
guilty 70 petit larceny upon his arrangement by Mr.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
DECISIONS.
SUPREME couRT--cHAMsEns.

SUPREME COUNT CHAMBRRs.
BY Judge Dononuc.
The People, &C., Vs. Hugh J. Jcwet.-See opinion.
SUPREME CoUET-spEcIAL TERN.
BY Judge Van Worst
Mutual Lie Insurance Company VS. Levy ana
othera --Juugmeut Or tho palntiH on the demurrer,
with liberty 10 defendant to answer In ten days. on
Watson vs. Kerwiu and othera Findings settled and
signed.
SUPERIOR coURT-spEcIAL TENN.
BY Judge SANFORD.
Extra allowance oil $3.50. Almony 70 be paid, S140
Kueinnelbcrg VS.. KLemmeIberg.-The costs may be
relaxed extra allowance OF $3.50 included In
tho u,lL The referees foe Is allowed.
Wonnser et al vs. Meyer.-Order denying motion.
saas no = ~ a. same % wy same sas
Stvpnsns vs. Gardncr.-Ordor granting motion to
Cicrgel vs.. North American N. r. Paving Company
Orde.s granted
with cosls.
/ Nicholas VS.. Flanders Order OF substitution.
Martin vs. Murphy ct aL-Reieree's report CON
frmed, judgment Of foreclosure und ordered
| ChurchiiI vs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. approved
| kueumineiperg w. kuemmelperg; same VS.. same.--
| Oruers granting motion.
| Aayson ct al vs. Newman OF al.--Order denying
motion 10 atrkc out part Of complaint, &c
| Rothenburg VS.. Gerry: Jandon VS.. Merian; Adam.
son VS. Elwcu; Gardner VS.. Nevnis; Wheeler Vi.
Sonwcssr; voik man vs. Fieldman.--Orders granted.
COMMON PLEAs-oHAMBERs
| Gtt Before Judge Robinson
French W.. Monk.--IuJuucton granted.
MARINE COURT-sPEcIAL TERM
| lu BY Judge Sheridan. ,.f
Sparks vs. Wallacc.M otion granted, with $40 costs
Van Rensselaer, vs. Steitx--Mouon granted for Feb
| ruary IT, 1878.
| Ai,.n vs. Hinkcy-Motion TO strike tho cause from
| tho calendar granted, without costs
! DAILY vs.. ary-MOt,on denied. without costa
Ktogn vs. Jones Order granted amending papora
Farley vs.. Roberts-Ofdor requiring additional bill
| OF pprticuars Ill
Holman vs. Frank; Phyfe vs. Taylor; Feltman VS.
| KRAFT; Plummer w. Whitohoruc; Heelspeizcr vs.
Rechers; Ryan VS.. Quintard; Foster VS. Murphy;
! Tonge vs. Beers; Rod vs.. Foley; Wood Brothers IL
| Co. W. Edleston. Orders granted
Heman Michel; Weinberg Va Greenbau
Mol linnld dol mad
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
CONFIsCATING TOBACCO.

suit was commenced Ill the United States District
Court yesterday before Judge Blatchord by the gov
to conscatc COL bales OF Leaf tobacco, owned
by Well u Co., on The ground that tho defendants
named made false entry AT the Custom House WIN
regard 10 the consignment Assistant District Attorney
Sherman opened The prosecution, anu CLAIMED that The
goods which brought from Havana ny the steamer
CUBA, represented as danaReu when III TACT thuy
net. The penalty, II the charge Is proved, is
conlscatOn Tho prosecuting olcer further asserted
that defendants sold tho tobacco alter It's arrival
as In goou 0rder. The will PROBABLY occupy two
or three days further.
SICKNESS FROM BAD PLUMBING.
william and Henry Mcshane have brought suit
against George II. Ponnimah to recover $726 Al,
balance claimed TO DO due for plumbing work ON the
defendapt's residence, No. $50 Fifth avenue, and on
his country place at Quogue, the caim as alleged,
having beeu assigned 10 them by Patrick II. Red
mond. who dia the plumbing. The trial Of tho
suit commenced yesterday before Judge Van
Brunt, Messrs. Niles aud Bygley appearing i0r the
plaintiffs, and Messrs. Johu f. Ward and George p.
Howa rd ior the drendanI The defence Is that the
improperly done; that mother material nor
work was IN conformity with tho specifications: that
accoInt OF beng Improperly donc his ianliiy wore
made SICK. Mr. Penninian says he agreed 10 pay
$3.50 have tho plumbing Tomodeed SO as TO prevent
tue unhealthy od0rs IN his house and that this
not Done ana that In reality hc has had TO have the
work substantially all done over again.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Henry Fox, steward Of the steamer Andes, from
Aspnwali, was arraigned before United States Com
missioner Shields yesterday The charge OF smug-
Cling several bottles Of bay oil and loco Havana
cigars. Tho prisoner was held in 81 900 ball
Philip Weinberg got judgment in the Marino Court
against Max Greenbaum for $ibo, and the latter
sought TO have it opened on the ground Of informal
service OF the summons. The motion Tor this pur-
pose was opposed before Judge Sheridan, In Marine
Court, Chambers yesterday, ON an affidavit made by
the clcrk oi Mr.. J. =. Solomon, plaintiffs counsel TO
denied MIS- identity, but, knowing him we'll he served
HIM; that Grcenbaum tnen told him 10 take the sum
mons back he would kick him out OF the store.
He did refuse to take back tue summons. Was kick ed
out oil the store by Greenbaum, and the Judge In
turn kicked Greenbaum's application TO open the
Judgment out QI court
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
COuRT CALENDAKS-THIS DAY

ohue-Cours opens at ten O'Clock A Mos. "a, o.
IL Ils l25 d5s lS2 ZEE 1T, ISL, 1914 1876. 200 2oe,
SUPREME CouKr-GEsERAL TERx.-Adjourned until
next Wednesday,
svrREMs Cousr-sPEoIAL TERM-HeId by Judge Van
vorst-Nos o. 10 122, l23. 126, 12s l42, "a 26 1O0
l53 1854 ca 159 162, 1853, 63 no. l73, III It's, 49,
53 $50. ls5, 1885, l9O 1922 19s 194. 1876 1885, 19S 200,
SUPREME CUuRT-CIRCUir-ParI L-Adjourned until
next Monday. Part 2-AeId by Judge Lawrence.-
seSr a s 4sy sS
246O 263O, 222O, 263l, 27s5, 30l3 2722, 1851 2S72
yssX, 2s37. 1852, 3o1o so27x Part 3-Held oy Judge
Van Brun.--Nos 9s4 sos. $685. as4, 6l2, 1Ol7. 29si,
29S2 1888, l5 16, IL Is, Az, 375 1851, 1920 29l9
1925 1898, 2o3s, l4l, ~, l06, 1882.
SUPERIOR CouRr-GESshAL TERM. Adjourned sine
SUPERIOR CoURr--sPRcIAL TERx--Held by Judge
Sanford --Demurrer-No s. Issues OF fact-No. So.
SUPEKIoR CoURr-fRIAL TERM-Part 1.-Adjourned
until next Monday. Part 2-Hed by Judge Freed.
man-Nos. 1871, 6S3 545, 49, 627, 56d b2A 46S, 419,
62l, 442 1913. 1853, 6la Part 3Held by Chief justice
Curtls.-Case on-No. 420. No day Calendar
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERh.-Adourned for the
term.
Paris and 2.-Adjourned until next Monday.
MARINE CoURr-rRLAL TERM-Parl1-Hcld by Judge
Goepp--Short causes--Nos 1921, 1881, s95l. 1854,
1866 3929 3064 4053 406l 3y73 AGO. 1862 1884 4l35
4l03 Part Held by Judge AikoE-Nos. 1920, 4O0S,
4UlS 39l4 39o4 $780, $685. $685. 1885, 3947 265S 2U2D
sSss sSs ssc rsf sc ~ sS
4122, 35l0.
CoUnr or GENERAL sEssIoNs-Pprt l-HeId by
telly and John White, feonlous assault and battery;
Same vs.. William zimmerman and Cornelius Deno.
as ra1d s
grand larceny; Same w. Joseph Kelly, larceny from
tho person. Part 2-Hcld by Recorder Hackstl.-rhe
battery; same Va. John Wilson, Jeremiah Finnegan
and Dennis Morrlssey, grand larceny; Same vs.. hcr-
%an sam0 y rss so cOE
Jones, cruelty 70 animals
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
AN INDIGNANT JUROR.

In August 1885, William {. Pierce was the keeper
Of saloon and lodging house in Canal street. near
Renwck street, In this city. and Jeremiah D. Young
was his near neighbor. On the 1lth OF thnt month
Pierce was arrested criminal warrant sworn out
by Young ON charge Of keeping a disorderiy house
On tho llh OF October succeeding Pierce was tried In
the Court OF SPECIAL Sessions and acquitted on the
testimony offered Tor the prosecution That arrest
and prosecution, Pierce claims without probable
cause and malicious, and because OF Youngs part IN
the TRANSACTIONS he brought suit against him to re.
cover 81 900 damages. This action partially tired
yesterday In Part OF tho Marine Court before Judge
Sinnott and jury Colonel George b. Hart represent
Ing the plaintiff aud Mr. Peter Mitchell the defendant
The testimony The part OF plaintiff 10 the elect
that ne had never knowingly admitted 10 his house
any dsorderiy or dissoute persons; that, with one
ances ~ his place. which he Queled the moment he
discovered hom and had the offending parties eJectod
that the exceptional case WAS the occasion when
man a1d women, supposed by HIM 10 Le husband and
wIe TOOK room auu had quarrel later IN the 1ven-
ing. whom the stabbed by tho woman. He
called the pJlice aud hhd both pai ties taken In
charge While evidence was beng gwen ON the part
OF Tue defence counsel for the piantu mado remark
to OF the witnesses, which Tho foreman oil the jury
tooKexccpton asked that its applications be not
made MIN. 10 this counsel ior plantH IN turn took
exception Alleging hts belief that the juror prcju
uicod against him personally and asked that he bo
Us tIcn constituted. and his motion 10 withdraw
juror being granted by tho Court the trial Ie 70 tho
ground tho set down Tor rctrial week
a
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
Lyon. ard Judge GIidersIecvo sentenced him TO six
mouths 10 tho Poniteutary.


HYPoTHECATISG A DIAMOND RING.
John Robinson, a representative OF a clothing
house, met OF December Ii Frank schwarrx. COM
mercia traveller, OF No. 1855 East Fourth street, and
Informed The latter that he (obinsop) thought hc
could dispose OF diamond ring which Schwartz had
for SALE has ommssiou to be So provided the jewel
brought $50. Both went 10 Barnums clothing store,
but II being Impossible to sell the diamond there
Robinson proposed they should 60 to McAulino's
liquor place Park row, ana to facilitate the pur-
chase took tho ring upon their arrival, entered ths
store the possible customer aud Lett the ngenu-
Gus Schwartz outside awaiting his return. After q
tered and. OF course found Robinson had 70.
wanted Pauidina's premises, In Ann street. sdordina
an exit On Saturday last Schwartz discovered Robin.
son on a Williamsburg ierryboat and gave min
custody but, upon representations tnut his ialse
the ring had been pawned for s25 and tokst sold
for $40 more 10 provide them with pecessAres, PROM
ised not to prosecute y me sSs True
going proved by District Attorney lyon ana thon
the prisoner was called to the stand ne attempted
10 show that when he took the ring he ala nos In
tend 10 steal IT, but his legal loro was unavaiing; Sue
Jury found him guilty OF larceny and Judge Glider
sleeve sent him 10 state Prison or eighteen months
The EVIL SPREADING. t-'
Martin Weiss a pedler arragned for obtaining
goods under false protenoes from Bernard Gcdstein,
OF No. lo3 DIVISION street. Upon the 22d Of November.
1877 Weiss procured silver watch, orodch, pair
of earrings aud two amethyst rings from tho CON-
plainant under the spccious plea Of customer Deina
ready to purchase tie Articles declaring that With
the proceeds OF the sale he would repay Mr. Godsten
the next day. Upon January "a the Jeweer and tho
pcdcr met when with POM tho latter spoke ol
his msfort rendered two pawn tickets AS the
proceeds OF the sale, expressing his intention 20 make
good tho deacIt by instanents Weiss was imme:
diately arrested, ana upon being arraRned several
witnesses called from the interested assemDlage
OF Jewellers and pawnbrokers who m0urned the
downfall OF one Of their customers When the pris.
oncr was called tho stand he acknowledged tnat he
often procured vaiuables from jewellers upon credit,
and II he needed money did not hesitate to pawn
them The case was then adjourned until to-day.
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
SUIT AGAINST BEN BUTLER.

In 1866 Alfred Kearney brought a suit In tho Su-
preme Court this city against Benjamin r. Butler
10 recover s66,7l5. This was one Of the numerous
SUITS brought against General Butler at the close Of
the war, growing OF his administration OF affairs IN
tho city OF Now Orleans II was claimed by the PLAIN
tT that Andrew j. Butler the brother OF tho General
with squad OF soldiers, first and took himself
and then took large quantity oil rosin aud
tar, Tor tho value OF which hc sues He admits
that Le got paid tor hts rosln and tar IN Con
federae bills but aaAerts that these worthless
The General answered by denial o the facts alleged
in the complaint and by settng forth that he acted
under superior orders from Washington The htga
tion was carried into the Unlied States courts, and
there some tme since, a judgment was entered IN
favor OF defendant Tor COSTS Yesterday formal
oruer was entered In the Supreme Court, Chamocrs,
discounuing suit there on behalf Of the plain
tins. With tins, ALL almost all, oil this class OF suits
against General Butler disappears from the calendars
OF the New YORK courts. nlTrla
The New York herald., 1878-02-08
CoURrING THE LAssEs OF DERR

COURTING THE LASSES OF DERRY.
Notwithstanding the world renown IN sony us gay
Lothario good fellow of tbat tght young man. -
TORY O'Rau, It seems he not alone his love OF
coutIng the lasses oi Derry Seven years ago Matilda
McGowan and William J. Rea skipped the bleach
greens, CLEANED IN the corn neids aud courtcd
In the corpers the fences Of that once
famous county. The courtng resulted, Matilda says
IN promise between her and William 10 become hus-
band aud vile and share each others Joys and sor.
rows through lie. ln 1872 William came to America
aud two years iator Matilda followed him. but mar
rage has taken place bolwsen them the contrary
William has become married TO another lady. Bc-
cause Of her alleged tmeDt In this Ma
ti.da broughta SUIT against William recover 81 600
daug es Tor The breach Of his promise and also 42U
slerlng which she says she loaned To MIN IN ireland
Ou IT, The 10 trial yesterday In
Part OF tho Marine Court before Chei Justice Aser
anu jury Mr. A. IL. Reavey appeirIng as counsel Tor
the painiin ana Mr. Robert Androws Tor the defend
ant The defence SGT up was thAt no promise of mar
rage had ever been made and no money borrowed by
defendant und that even II both contracts had pcon
made tho defendant was minor at tue Time anu IN
competent to make valid contract Tho story Of
plahtn, as told on the witness stand, was that for
several years before leaving Ireland The de.
tons TO her, finally promising TO marry ner; that
tna iaih vi this promise ho borrowed from her f26
and gave her has knowledgment la writing for II;
that paid her passage this country encour.
aged her como and instructed her how to come;
that after she arrived here he again renewed his PROM
isc, but Jailed 10 make goou anu equally tailed To
make gooa the money he had borrowed from hor.
There were also behalf OF plainti several Tot
tors which she had received IRON defendant before
coming to America. In these he styles himself her
tialthl lul lover unbl DEATH ana asks her 10 bring
out win her a drcss OF 'rhe old Irish stock aud two
orange naudk erchieis," adding that II dficut to
oua'n the latter 10 this country. The defendant ON
his part testified that he had never made
her a promise Of marriage although they
were acquainted In tho old country,
where he bought tobacco hot mosher's
snop and also acquainted here. Alter she had
hoo, "A horL m IN he lugt nj mar "A
ono sunday morning he met nor street uilo
on hs way church with other iasses Derry, ana,
showing disposition 10 sop and talk her.
cnrs were saIuted with the shrI expression 'sjIll
Rea you ncedu't cut your wife SO socn." lie doned
that Il. psrs0nay borrow cd any money from her
rsIa1d, but bsilsvss his fAiniy da, ior wheh no
The New York herald., 1878-02-08

signed an acknowledgment whilo under ago. ne dc.
MED. also, thar he promised to marry her. either
while on the 'old sod'' or renewed hat promise on
the new The jury Jumped both claims and gave The
plaintiff a verdict ior 5000 damages.