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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE WARNER DIVORCE.

In the New Jersey Vice Cbancellor's Court yester-
day another divorce case up, the application
beng that OF Clara W. Warner against her husband,
Bethlehem Warner. According to the testimony sub
mittcd by Mrs. Warner her husband has been guilty
I'M proper conduct in connection with two women
Kate r. snca, alias Rose Burns and Maria DO Roumuy.
~ seems all the parties boarded together Ia
house IN Union street, Elizabeth. During
Mrs. Warmers absence her husband, as she
alleges, became criminay involved with the women
named he Warmers have three children, the el1cst
being boy OF fifteen years OF age, and the youngest
girl oil ten. year ago, on discovering the alleged IN
hdenv OF her husband, Mrs. Warner lett him and
wont to reside at No. 80 Lafayette place, TINS city,
taking with her her children. These Warner subse-
qucny kidnapped from her. as she statcs though tho
Court afterward restored them 10 her care Consider
able testimony Uoen taken In the before the
Master 10 Cnancery. Tho case II still before the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
ROBBING AN ARMORY.

Since the return OF the Ninth regiment to this city
after The railroad has been noticed from time
tmo that various articles have disappeared from the
armory, marked decrease in the lumber OF dre-
arms has been specially noted. system OF sur
veiance was established over the company rooms
and arnlorer's shop but still the weapon purloner
capped detection, till Andrew Denigan succeeded in
connecting Joseph l.. Banks, regimental water car
rier, with the theits He arrested, and IN the
Jefferson Market Police Court he confessed yesterday
that he had stolen thrty-two Remington rifles, valued
at $3.50. which he had furnished tho members OF the
Colored Veteran Guards AT reduced rates Colonel
Lee who charge of that military
apprsed OF Banks' iniquities and at once restored
such OF the pieces AS his command HAD procured.
Twenty three were 10 this way returned to their own
ers Judge Duty held Banks Yesterday In S, 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
BARCLAYS TWO WIVES.

Thomas W. Barclay oil No. II Jane street, appeared
before Judge Duffy yesterday IN the role OF too
much married man. Adolphina Barclay. his first
wife, who has for long time been In quest OF her
absent lord, at length succeeded In discovering his
Whereabouts and had him arrested. She unfolded IN
court the story OF her married LIE and deseron and
had various witnesses present to attest all her state
ments. IL appears that she met Barclay years ago,
while she vas residing IN Newburg, \. Y. For
while he was u constant attendant upon her,
and the 18th OF July, 1866, She was
married to him in that town, Nina Toroli,
VINO was present yesterday witnessing the ceremony
Alter couple OF years spent together domestic hap
piness was terminated by the sudden disappearance
OF Thomas, although AdolDhina herself was tor time
separated IRON him. No track OF the absentee could
DO discovered until learned that TIE 10th OF
last December Barclay was married 10 Loretta Ma
grad, spanish lady, by Rev. Guion Campbell OF NO.
422 West Forty fourth street. Thomas yesterday
avcrred that had SO " ht his wife after period
OF absence from her. but failing to hear from her,
I answer.
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BrstOw, ). Turtle, Isaac Thompson, 9. Wat.

Bristow, J. Turtle, Isaac Thompson, q. Wat
son ana Thomas Henry Postal CARDS were
sent 10 all the members OF the society, but II 10
believed die not reach their destination ~ time.
beautifu sls nag presented 10 the society year ago.
WAS wrapped ABOUT colin, winch of black wal
nut Al two O'Clock the lc closed, aud the hrarso
soon aiterwsrd started for Evergreen Cemetery where
the body was inferred. The procession consisted OF
one carriage, occupied by SIR Driver and Mr.. Arnott,
anu small group OF mournefs, WHO walked along on
either side Of the hearse. The deceased was an Eps
copaan. aud under the circumstances OF his death no
clergyman would attend that ne was laid TO rest
without single prayer or any service whatever over
his grave IL - inferred from papers found in his
pockets that Mr. Hicke's family are In comfortable
circumstances IN England HIS watch ana So 40,
ionnd ~ his pockets, VIII be Kept by the Albion
Society aud advertised IN The Eug iish papers during
the last two years Mr.. Hickie had travelled extern
slvey.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
A EELLIGERENr PArEoLMAN.


Just before Judge oterbourg left tho bench yeser-
day morning there appeared before him
with her right arm done up in splints, and young
man with two severe cuts on hrs forehead. They
were mother and son--Mrs. Iona Koerper, OF No 35l
East Thirty first street, and Charles Koerbcr agca nine
teen OF tue same place-boh victims, they alleged,
Of an assault committed them by 0nlccr John
D. Herlhy, oil the Twon,y.1rst precinct, about
ten O'Clock Monday night. The boy told his story
Grst He said that between nine and ten O'Clock the
night previous he was coming tho street with .
pitcher OF beer In his hand and ho officer hernhy
taking to girl named Carrie Cartwright. who lives
at No $40 door TO his residence. In joking
way he remarked the officer, 'Chcesc it, VIII 3rc-
upon tho officer followed him into his house, clubbed
him tho head, and also cluDbcd his mother, who
running to ms aid, about the arms ana body.
Mrs Koerber stated that she was IN the street
on Monday night when her younges, child told her
that q porceman was beating Charley Whcn she
went in 10 protect her son the policeman turned on
her and her ana her other son George, who in-
tercrsd 10 protect his brother Mrs. Koerber showed
her arm, which she SAID was broken, 10 the Judge.
body OF the beating mad received. Two separate
plan Is, from Mrs Lena koerbcr and another
IRON her son, Charles kocrber, were received and
warrant Issued for Of the officer. The
officer VINO tntrusted with tho service Of tho
warrant informed Judge Otterbourg that OGccr
Herlihy was on post yesterday afternoon, but tnas
Captain Murphy engaged TO produce him pt nino
O'Clock this morning rms Information dd not suis
the MAGISTRATE, ana he informed Roundsman Mui.
that long he had issued warrant Tor ON
Herlihys arrest on such grave charge no should
have been taken OIL post and produced oelore him az
once.
THE OFFICERS STATEMENT
reporter called upon the accused officer last evens
Ing and that person ade the following statement
gardng the occurrence :-"About ten o'clock last
night girl named Cartwright wno lives door
the Koerber's stopped mo and commenced TO talk
about some trouble sho had with Mrs. kOerbct ma
ubout Mrs Koerber having hcr arrested uiie we
were taking young koerDer came along and snid,
cheese IT. l asked him what ne meant and ne told
go a certain not place. thcu went to arrest
IA mad lA w Int OF n
koerber tshe's us strong as an ox) nearly tore
all the clothes of me. 1 did strike out with my
stick, but II was only TO project myself
] did my blows at anybody Ia particular; but
when started to make tho arrest had to carry
II through" Officer Herhy did mako Tho arrest,
and took his prisoner 10 the station house, toll
lowed by nearly all tho youthful Inhabitants OF tho
vicinity OF Thirty .hrst street and First avenue.
Sergeant Fitzgerald, VINO at the desk the tmo,
did not that the on:cr had sufficient cause
to make tho arrest, anu refused 10 entertain his
cnarxe OF di,ordcry conduct against young Charles
kossbar Tue case VIII DO fully investigated today.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASEs.

Maggie and Sarah Miller, who are charged with Ut
tering counterfeit trade dollars, were before United
States Commissioner shields yesterday rhoy waived
examination, and gave bail in the sum Of 81 000
A call Tor an early meeting OF members OF the Bar
fcsiring TO have the Code OF Civil Procedure
repealed is being actively circulated among lawyers
md has already been numerously signed
Thomas X. Douglas, an ex-rreasury clerk, was yes
,erday before Judge Benedict, in the criminal branch
Of the United States Circuit Court, charged with fur
nishing outside parties with information by which
unclaimed interest could be Obtained iraudulenty
from the United States Treasury. United States As
Instant District Attorney Fiero applied Tor nolle
prosequi in the and II wis granted. The of
John A. Grow, charged with using u faise and forged
power Of attorney, Is set down Tor to-day The
Douglass, Richardson and Gidcrslecve, who are
,hargcd with conspiracy, have goue the term
Otis X. Glover, receiver OF the Central National
Sank OF Chicago mas brought suit against William b.
Cndcott, late president ot The bank, 10 recover
bl3, 500, funds OF the bank alleged 10 have been
NroDgiuny converted by Mr. Endlcotl to his use
Growing out Of thus SUIT AN attachment has been
issued against two paid pocles, tor So OO0 aud
Tor $500. IN the New York Mutual lic Insurance
Lawrcnce by Mr. El6u Root counsel ior tho receiver,
order was granted directing service OF tho sum
mons by publication.
Frederick Mink, u policeman, charged with making
100 use OF bis club upon Patrick UConnor IN
tempting 10 arrest him Tor dIsorueriy conduct, was
yesterday acquitted In the Court Of Gen Sessions
before Recorder Hackett. In tho same court Abncr
Jordan, coiored man, was sent TO PRISON Tor i've
brunch of General Sessions held by Judge Sutherland
William Pagan, u boy, was found guilty OF stealing
bakcr pocketUook anu sent to the Peniteutiary Tor
one ycar
Appncaton was yesterday made by William +.
Howe Tor the discharge o. jacob Ottenheimer, who
was arrested ON Two charges OF swindng an emgraut
out OF $40O aud committed by Judge Murray IN de-
fault OF 900 pail Counsel commended that CON-
plant should be dismissed Tor tho that IL was
No criminal offence and tbat Ia the other case q
cuced amount OF bail should BIO set, us " was only
misdcmeanor Assistant District Attorney Lcary ad-
mtted that II was doubtful II Y conviction would
sue IN the one case but thas the other showed su.
cicnt probable cause 10 warrant the prisoner beug
held Tor trial. Judge Lawrence before whom the APP
pllcaton was made, reserved MS uecision
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
ONE OF TwEED's CONTRACTS

Tue third trial of tue suit brought by Charles G.
Waterbury against the city Mayor begun yestor-
day before Judge Potter holding Supreme Court Cir
cult. The suit Is brought to $50 1885, with In
serest from August s. 1871, being ninety per
certificate Of work under for regulat-
Ing anu graoins Frst avenue from Ninety -sscond TO
lU9h street, but the ultimate amount drpsadsnt on
the result Id much larger being the whole cost the
$5O0,vOO. he contract made with The late John
]. Brown IN july 1871, ana the present plaintiff is
one oil Browns sureties. The fun iacts OF The
have airendy beer published, and as Will be remem-
bered "Boss' Tweed figured IN II as having a hand
In the giving Of the contract The trial will probably
occupy several days aod IL is understood that Tweed
will he called as U witness
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ACCUSED OF BURGLARY.

Detective Schmittberger and Roundsman Price, OF
tho Twenty-ninth precinct produced Andrew Wheeler.
OF No. 32l West Fortysecond street, In court yester
day. He Is charged by Mrs. Lucy Sauer with entering
her residence on March and carrying OF large
amount OF cotning and Jewery. An effort had been
made by tho police to trace about $500 worth oil the
stolen property TO pawn shops and fences, where
was readily convertible into money, but they were
unable to secure ccw to the cuprit til they CHANGED
upon young man. Henry Fisher by name, who at
the time was standing on the stoop adjoining Mrs.
Saucr's house, and who saw Wheeler leaving II with
bundle. The prisoner was sought out, arrested, and
yesterday held by Judge Duffy IN 81 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE ECLECTIC LIFE.

Judge Van Hoescn yesterday signed the decree OF
distribution Of the of the Eclectic Lille Insur-
ance Company. The decree sustains several excep-
lions. fixes the valuation OF policies and lays down the
principles upon which the claims OF policy holders
The decree then goes to order that after
The necessary and legitimate expenses OF collection
and conversion the balance OF The iuads shall
irbuted pro rata among the locy holders who n,,ye
Established their GAINS h. claims OF creditors VINO
have appeared and become parties hereto other
policy holders against tue general assets
lor TURNER direction and consideration o The Court
The expenses thus far Ia this extcnded litigation
ainount IN the aggregate To over $l6,O0O.
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THE COUNTS DIsTURBERs IN COURT.

Two well-dressed young men, who gave their names
William Baldwin anu Edward Martin.
raigned before Judge Walsh OF Brooklyn, yesterday
morning, charge Of disturbing the peace at Woods
Theatre during the performance of Richard ILL.," by
George, The Count Joannes. The young men
sidere their arrest outrage and wanted make u
complaint against the officer Some OF tho prisoners
friends IN the rear VI the room hisscd remark by
The Judge, who tod the prisoners that he thought
they were responsible for tho mpudoncc Of the young
men ho would send them 10 jail They assured HIS
Honor that the pasties woro not thew frisuu& An
apouy letter accusing the prisoners was handes
~ tue Judacs winch he disreasrdsd, binding sAsn
under bonds Of $500 TO keep The poaeea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
A SUICIDES FUNERAL.

The funeral Of W. 8. Hicsie. the young Englishman
who committed suicide ON FRIDAY night or Saturday
msrnny last ut Me Phwnix Hotel. this city, took
place yesterday afternoon, IRON the undcrtaker's
warehouse No. 6s West Eleventh street. body
was taken yesterday morning from the undertaKcr's
store In West Forty hrst street. Az tho body
was discovered on saturday evening Mr.. Edward AR.
nott the actor took Tor proper care and
the AlDion Cuu soon alter umcd the responsibility
oil burying Their unfortunate follow countrymaD. Tho
monpers OF tho society present at tho funeral
yesterday afternoon were ~ Edward Driver, prcsr
dcnti J. Dell, secretary, ana Messra U.
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1870. lsl; 1872. 1877. 49, 1884, lss 81, lol, ia $780,
LIZ l32 90

iso. 49, 49, Iss% 49, 81 IS! iss o. lol, ia $780,
SUPREME tovRT-SPKclAL rERM-Held by Judge
40 Al, 1855, 257. a5s. 25s 300 2ol 2o3 26I, EOS.
s sse s9 s ss &c. s So 81 s s s s s s
200, pol. 2s3, 2sa 2oi 2s5 2sG, 297
sos c ss 5s o. y 'r s
1910 1915 STA 2l77 l43l 1856 1851 l5O0 1907, 32ls
1885, 1855 1850 1881 1855, 1899 1850 1862 l5ea Part
i4ss isSa iss Ass 1893 1885, isss s' $751; ios is
aSs SO sos & scsss soss o $685.
S92, 1883 2704, 1875 1925 13a9 l114 1885, 1885, 3s4,
l44l i4.a iosS. llIss i4sa 1925 iS!e 1871 1927,
1916 LOAF. l64s, 1850. 1851 1862. 1853. 1854
SUPERIOR CouRT-GESERAL TKRM.-Adjourned until
the first Monday OF April.
SUPERIOR CouRr-SPEcIAL TERN-Hed by Judge
Freedmun.--No day calendar
SUPERIOR CoUKr-lRIAL TRRM-Part Held by
Judge sedrwck.--Nos. SIT, All, 2OS 1O71, 1871 4S2,
739, 400, 2b2. sll, FOL $50, SIS. Parts and 3-Ad
iouFned Tor the term.
COMMON PLEAs-GESERAL TEkM.-Adjourned until
the first Monday oil April
COMMON rLEAs-EounY TERx.-vAdjourned for the
COMMON PLEAs-CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Larrs-
more-No.
COMMON PLEAs--fRIAL TxRM.-Psrt Held by Judge
Robnon.Nos. 76s 1885, 2466 1880 l436, 2170, 143S,
264, 1925. Part 2-Adjourned Tor the term.
MARINE CouRT--rRIAL TERx-Part Held by Judge
Sheridan.-Noe165l 1882 2409 2751, l344 4ll2 4142,
2963 24ol 1926, 3si5 334s. sl02, 29.5 1888 Part q
Held by Judge Goepp Nos. $3.50, 3468 4l43 5000,
399o 1879 3olz a3zU 4OI3, 400, 4l9I, ALL Fart d.
Held by Judge Shea.-Nos 4245, BAIL 4349 3567 S763,
s467 3497 4041 1885, 355y a4ls 340S S503 $685. S543
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs-Part Held by Re-
corder HacketL The People vs. Carl Martino, felon
GUS assault and battery Same vs. Lewis Bard assault
and battery; same VI. George Tyler, cruelty TO ch.
drcn; Same vs. S. X, wnitock, violation warehouse
act; Same va Joseph Snsth. ielonious assault
anu battery; Same ". ThonsS Flanagan. and Junn
Con molly, burglary; HAmo " Ah6atAm Hart, DrSnd
isrcsny Same vs.. Henry Werner und JohR AeAS, lar.
eeuy from tho person, Same Va Julius Jacobs,
false pretences; Same va Maggie bowling, larceny
felonions assault and battery; Same VS.. John shaw
burglary Part 2-HeId by Judge charlottesville
People VI. John Birmingham, assault and battery |;
Same VS.. Thomas Clarke, assault aud battery; Same
vs. Ammo Dolhamus, grand larceny; Same vs.. limo
thy Ryan and Cornelius kuder, grand larceny; Same
VS. dattie Pierce, grand larceny; Same VS.. Frank
Pfelher, assault and battery; Same VS.. William Rec,
assault aud battery; Same Reuben Rosenstein, as
saut and battery; Same vs. Joseph Quisg, petit lar
ceny; Same vs.. ferdinand HEM, iconious assault
and battery; Same VS.. j. G. Ryan. ielonious assault
aud battery; Same va Janis Qurk, petit larceny
Same w. Jonn OBrien, violation OF election laws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE LEVY LIBEL SUIT.

Mr. David Levy, the tobacco merchant No. 100 Water
street, who appeared complainant yesterday the
Ffty-seventh Street Court against Oscar Hammersten
whom he charged with libelling HIM In the United
States Tobacco Journal, denies emphaticaly that he
arrested. He states that tho time alluded
the court proceedings the officer merely satisfied
himself who he (IE Levy was, and made arrest,
for tho very good reason that necessary.
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AN ATTEMPT TO POISON.

The Grand Jury yesterday found an indictment
against Henry Schmtt, recently arrested on the
charge OF admin isterng poison with intent to kill
having as alleged, induced his mother-in-iaw, wife
and daughter to drink quantity OF coiice which he
had dilut ed with arsenic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE ARMORY COMMISSION.

The first session OF tho Armory Commission, cop-
sis.ing oil MAYOR Ely, Comptroller Kelly and Tax
Commissioner AnIrews, appointed by the last Lcgisla-
ture, for tho purpose OF examining certain claims for
nltng up nrmorcs anu driilrooms IN this city, was
held yesterday IN The ComptrJers Office. No deh-
nilc was taken upon any OF the claims. Among
oI the Items charged wcrc expensive inkstsnds
ana other knicN-knacks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
RAID ON THIEVES.

Sergeant Haley and squad OF police from the Sec
ondprccinct, jersey City, maze raid yesterday on
nest OF thieves whose Hiding place canal boat
the California dock, whore they had been In The
habit OF secreting their punder. Among the prop
erty iound was q stock OF liquors taken from Mr..
james Rocho's store. rho officers found on the boat
two OF the thieves--Danel Sheehan ana William
Scotland they were locked up 10 await EXAMINATION.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
A SERVANTS ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.

Catharine Rickcrt was employed as servant un,i
about Two weeks ago In the family OF Mrs. Burns,
residing AT No. 46S Degraw street, Brooklyn Sinos
that time she has boon without work. aud having ua
home, became dependent Yesterday sh6 attcmptcd
TO end her lie by jumping into tho pond a. the
corner OF FUN street aud Ninth avenue. Mr..
Chester W. Bedcil residing At No. $50 Carroll street.
who passing al tho time, rescued the fortunate
girl ana took her 10 the Tenth precinct s,.c. house
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HATTERs SEEKING RELIEF.

A large meeting OF iur hat manufacturers was held
at tho ST. Nicnolas Hotel yesterday. and COMMITTEES
appointed TO proceed TO Washington Tor the purpose
of asking Congress place haticrs furs the Tree
list IL is claimed that II the duty now imposed
Tue material used Is removed the markets Vt the
world Will DO opened to these goods.
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A SMALLPOX SUIT.

Action was brought in tho Supreme Court, Kings
county, yesterday, by Emily Cesar. young German
woman against Albert Karutz. to recover damages
the oil $4,000 for injuries sustained by the PLAIN
TN. Tho latter, in company with her mother hired
apartments from the defendant at No. ~ Bushwlck
avenue Brooklyn IN 1872 Tue house, IL Is alleged,
was Injected with smallpox, and no steps had been
taken to dsinfcct IL. The result was that Emily
her mother, Christina Cesar, caught the Contagious
disease ana dislgured by II. The Will 10
roa nog div
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AN. ADMITTED CHARGE.

A German named LOUIS wegen wrath, was arra gned
in the Kings County Court Of Sessions yesterday and
pleaded guilty to the charge Of selling obscene images.
The counsel for the accused for adjour
the for one week In order that no might pre-
pare aidavits TO present in mitigation OF tho judg
neDt Judge N ooro gave the counsel until Friday
next aud said that IT was the duty OF the Court to
mele out salutary penalties tor such offences. AS
the Court had learned that was the intention of the
prisoner leave the State, Wegenwrath
mai adj 10 all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
HOW MADDEN RETALIATED

Thomas Madden, who was In the employ Of Denis
Carroll the Bergen Point plank road Jersey CITY,
was recently discharged, and he vowed vengeance on
tho head OF his late employer. he collected gang
oil rowdios on Monday night and awaited CAROLS APP
proach near the canal. Tho latter did not SEQ them
I'll they suddenly sprang upon MN, and, alter beating
him terribly, endoavored TO drown him. He broke
away, however, ana reported the 10 tho police,
xho arrested MADDEN and locked hm up
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
THE PHONOGRAPH.

Professor W. s. Arnold, of the University OF New
YORK. will lecture at Chickering Hall Saturday evening
next on hearing and alicd subjects, illustrated by
numerous experiments Tor the benefit OF the Now
York Ear Dspensary. The photograph viii be shown
10 toe audi and IT'S workings explained. 1t VIII
BIO mnde talk and sing so mat all eau near u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-20
COMMERCE With FRANCE.

MN. Chateau and Chau,al, delegates OF the French
Committee on the Franco American Treaty Of Com
merce wero introduced to the Counci! OF the Vino and
spirit Traders Society OF the United States yesterday
commit lee OF latter body appointed TO confer
with matters OF interest to Tho trauc between
tnet two coun
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs Day.

SUPREME CouRr -CHAMREKs--Held by Judge Law
renccNoa s, Is, so, SO, 81, l0l log, Ia III, 49,
l2O 100 lG3, 49, 1871 1s7, 19S, ly9 202 2O4 2ll 2l2
20 40, IA, z25. 22e, 2z7, a2S' zsi, 1888 2SS 2Sd
z5I, 23S, 2Jy, Hl.
sCrRkME CoURr--GESERAL TkRx-Held By Judges
DAVIS Brady and IngaIIsNos Is. l54, LOO, l73. 49,
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RECEPTION TO BAYARD TAYLOR.

Mr. Bayard Taylor United States Minister to
Germany, will be rendered u complimentary reccp-
ton ut Demonico's this evening by the Goethe Club,
OF W nch he Is an honorary member. i. knIc, John
lderkin and William II. Stiner compose tho Commit
mittee OF Arrangements
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AN OFFICER CoMPLIMENTED.

The Police Commissioners yesterday made compile
mentary meEtou OF officer Green. OF the Thirty second
precinct, Tor his bravery In tho capture OF William
Tracy, The Train robbcr.
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locomotive engineer named Thomas Donahue
was committed to jan IN jersey Guy yesterday 10
await tho result OF injuries inflicted by him on his
fireman. Jonp Mermon.