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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26
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Berlin, Is. Seb. Bring Bismarts
&ebe i'm @eidstus iit in Sib OsutidIanb
nidt gut aufsenOmmsn worben; man iisbt
elm, baB Sismard Oeiterreid su iddbisen
iu9t.
Berlin, 10. Ssb. Die @srmdbluns
Der grinseiiin Charlotte nit benz grbp-in.
gen uon Sa@ien, Meininsen uub Der Yrin,
seiiin gIiiabetb nit benz grb: @roBbsr;oa
pOn OIOenburs wurbe seitern absnO nit
GROCER Yradt uoll;ossu. sic Stabt par
sIdn,snb bsIeubtst. Sirif Bismard nabm
swar an Der Sod,eit, ni9t aber an benz
miniitsrIi@eH 6adeItans GbsiI.
Seferrei9.
2onbon, %. Ssbr. Gin gorrsipons
bent pon @ien teIesrapbirt, bab man bic
abf9t, bic Grmee ioslei@ mobiI gu MAIDEN,
aufsssebsn bat, baB aber bic Oitsrrsidii9s
unsariids Delegation eriu9t worbsn if,
80 MiaiOusu @uIbeu gu uotirsn, UNI i'm
Sale Der ssOtb iosIei@ mobil MAIDEN ,,l
tSnnen.
Trautrei9.
Yaris, II. Geb. 3wsi Yanseri@iffs
bes in Smyrna Iiesenben frans0fii9sn @e'
i4maoers iinb mad Der Darbansusnsgin
fabrt absesansen.
Yaris, 10. Gsb. Der @ensraIratb
bes SsinesD Departments nabm beute einen
Bsl4luB an, eur@ wel@en bic Resieruns
erlu9t wirb, bic Ruinsn Der TuiIsrien abs
trassu su lanen. - Der Senat iiimnts
bsuts Nadmittas sur @abl zines Senators
auf 9sbsns;eit ab unb Ger Gonieruatipe Sos
Iepb be Garapon 9atOur wurbe BEL iolssns
benz StimmsuusrbdItniB sewdbIt; 9atour
l40; Yictor 2efranc, 1876. Sn Der gas
tional, YniammIuns pOn 1871 mar 9atour
elm MsitsIisb Der auBeritsn @e@tsn.
SYanieu.
Mabrib, 81. Gebr. Die Stabt pransl
in Jabnsni9mud. unb beute Abenb iinbei
cine aassmeine Beleu@tuns anldBli@ be,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Grwdblun9 Cardinal Yeecrs auf9enommen
worben. Wan i9dst bic TaIente, bic
Renntnife unb Sdbisteiten bes Waannes
unb ftaunt nur aber bas i@neIe @eiuItat
Der Wabl.
go III bic @efambtenifeIle
fir DeutidIanb benn beiest. Baparo
Saplor, Der Sdriftiteler, iit su benz Soften
berufen worbsn. Die grnennuns 1T cine
ausseseidnets u itebt melt ibsr benz WitteI:
gut Der 9apes'i9en grnennunsen. Baparb
GapIor uerbinbet in ieiRem Weien bic SOrs
sass Der frii@en, fur@tlOien umb i@arf ein'
brinsenben ameritaniiden auffaiiuns Der
Oinse nit benen elmer sriinbli9en beut'
i9en BiIDuns unb barauf besrinbeten iosa'
len Nni9auuus. Die erffere bat CT ais
bebeutenbiter Rsiieidriftiteuer Der 8erein.
Staaten unb ais seiituoller Witarbeiter an
Der SasespreiIe fait wdbrenb eines IiertsIs
iabrbunoerts bswdbrt, t,-oie Issterebur4 iei:
ne nit in Der erfen Reibe Der beutisen ame.
ritanii9en 2iteratur itebenben bidteriiden
Werte unb bur9 feline lebertrasuns bes
v5auit" in's @nsli@s. gu sem TT er ein
gutter Renner pon 2anb uno 2euten.
Der alte Ben Butler bat Dor
benz Senats ,ausiduB fur Yoitiadsn eine
ie5r biiiise Seebe sesen grdiibent Sapes
sebalten unb swar wesen Der poitmeiiter.
itelle gu Metbuen in Waifa@uietts i'm But:
Ier'i@en GOnsreBbssirte. Bie Butler be-
bauptet, bate Der Yrdiibsnt auf Isine Bite
unb auf bic Der Burger pon Metbuen bic
Stsae benz SnuaIiben gosswelI. peI9er i'm
Rampf fir bic Union elm 8ein perlor unb
fur bas gmt bur9aus befdbist III, feit pers
iproden, IieB ii@ aber bann burd &dnte
oes Senators 9oar beitimmen, iein Wort
3u bre9en unb fur bas Amt einen Mnbe
rem gu ermennen. Butler be3i@tist baber
ben armen 5apes ni@t nur bes 8ortbru9s,
ionbern aud elmer idnOben @eiesesuerlss.
,uns, inbem ein GonsreBs@eies ausbrids
LID beitimme, bab BEL Sersebuns uon Mem.
tern ueriiiimmeItsn unb ebrenpOu uerab.
idiebeten SoIoatsn Bel seb0,iser gefdbis
suns Der 8Orsus srtbeilt werben iolle.
Die beinabe gang aus pieIbeweibs
ten Wormonen beitebenSe Territorial. @es
iessebuns BON lltab batte ben IbeiI Der
@Ouuerneursboti@aft, weIder sesen bic
gieIweiberei seridtet 1T, on einen aus
idIuB usrwisisn, bamit bieier geri9t ba.
riiber erfatte. Der Seri9t bsiast i'm Wes
ientIi9ea foIsenbes: Oas gerlansen bes
@ouuernears mad einem @eisss sesen bic
8ieIweibsrei iei gang unitattbaft; benn bic
VisImeibsrei msrbs uon Der BibeI isIbif ems
pfObIem, () fie iei cine sOttIi3e (!D Gins
ri9tuns, anb ieter geiessrIaB sesen iie
warbe elm @imsriff (D in ben rslisi0ien
@laubsn unb in bic Musibuns befelben
iein. Ion bsiastem @Ouuerneur mar es
alIsrbinss ,iemIi4 naiu. uOn ben WOrmo'
men isIbf elm @siss 3ur @bi9affuns ibrer
5arsms 81 uerlansen. Das sebt 10 Iei9t
nidt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-02-26

Mabrib, 81. Gebr. Die Stabt pranst
in Gabnsni9mud. unb beute abenb finbet
cine alSemeine 8sIeu@tuus anldBli@ Der
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
REAL ESTATE.

On the Real Estate Exchange yesterday there was a
lively composition for the estate Of the late Mr. Smith,
OF Smith Diamond, sbipbuildcrs II was put up by
Auctioneer Harnc in parcel and sold for $3.50 000
The details OF the days sa es are as lollows:-
r. v.
Executors sale of plot OF land, 1H36x453x1956x
42eln, bounded BY Lewis 9th. Mangin aud 4h
sts also plot OF land, 1913 3x2U1 Sx 1873 A. 2OI.3
bounded by Mangn. 9TH. 1ompkins and 4th
also, eigbt lots, together in size 1913. xiii ok
l%txS9 !. on Tompkns st.. extending through to
East River. between 4th and 9Th stx, to }. Il.
PKrTISGER
Supreme Court foreclosure sale--John II. Hull. ref
cree. OF the three story frame and brick house,
with lot 2Ox5U, No las Stanton st.. s. g., 80 4.
oil Norfolk vt 60 PLAINTIFF. 5000
WILLIAM KENNEDY.
supreme Court partition sale-William A. Boyd,
reIeree-of one tour story and one three
story brick tenement with lot 24.l0x93.9, No.
los West 10th st., n. s., 1850 It. e. VI 7th av, TO
FREQ BANNED. l2ls9
Supreme Court foreclosure sale Wilsm A. Boyd.
reier~e-ot the three story brick house. with lot
1S6x9S ., No. 243 " est 36h ST., H. B., 3fl6 IL. o.
oil 9Th av. TO Patrick Brady...... 100
A. J. NJ EcKER AND SON.
Supreme Court foreclosure sale William H. Hoes.
referee OF one lot l3.5xlULl on East ll2th ST..
SIS, 279 IT. W. OF av A. to plaintiff. 5000
. BY u. Lyon.
Foreclosure sale by order OF the Court of Common
f1ras-Charies huston. referee OF Que lot 25xso,
av. w. H.. rs IT, OF S7th 1t TO piai tiff $3.50
PETER o.. MYERS
Supreme Court foreclosure sale-lienry d. Purroy,
rsfcr~e-ot the three tour story brown stone front
buildings with tots each 2ON73. Nos. 1897
1891 LIST av. n. corner Of ll5th st TO New York
Lie Insurance Company, plaintiff .........s.. $4,000
Similar house. with iots20x73 No 995 LIST av., W.
- 10I 1 It, s. Of i6tn 81, TO New York Life lnsur-
ancs Company plaintiff Observation-Disclosures. 77oo
s2o9 3i9
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
THE COURTS.
Three knights Of the Jimmy
Brought to Grief.
BREACH OF TRUST.

On the night Of February "a. as John Mccroly, the
proprietor OF liquor store in Washington street, vas
walking through Carlisle street, he thought there
. hre ~ the basement OF place which he occupied
junk store, but which ne had not visited tor some
months He oblained light IRON the liquor store OF
Patrick Mccormick next door. Mr. McCroiy entered
the junk store, accompanied by man named Kelly,
who succeeded In disracting his attention from the
maiu object oil the visit aud promptly extnguished
the light McCroiy thcreupon became suspicious and
handed Kelly over 10 police othcer, VINO knocked
at McCormacg's store, but on being dsned admission
forced his way in. he then arrested Mccormack the
proprietor, and two ioungers named Edward En-
WRIGHT, convict ana iiliam Hartman, an ex-
policeman, who han served torn in prison Tor slon-
Gus assault. Hartman resisted arrest ana attempted
shoot Officer Congap, but was finally conveyed 10
the station house. the premises were subsequently
examined, when IL WAS discovered that a hole mad
been broken through The liquor basement to the
junk store. Burglars toois and the
oil the prisoners were found in Tho junk store,
while in NcCormack's store found large guam
tty OF the property stolen from McCroys premises
In Part OF Court OF General Sessions yesterday
tue IhTee prisoners we're arragned by Assistant DIS
trict Attorney Bell, and trial were promptly
voted. Judge Sutherland sentenced them 10 three
years each in the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
RISK OF GOING TO THE COUN-

In June last Mr.. Edward Ksarney, meat contractor
tor the pubic institutions. lett his residence, No. 81
Lexington avenue, with ms family tor sojourn in
the country, Annie Murray, servant, and Dor hus-
band Roderck. being placed in charge OF the prem
ises. la one OF tho slorcrooms were many sets Of
valuable Iurs, but Although Annie Entrusted with
Inc key thereof she was eDjoined not 10 open the
lest the properly might IN some way DO injured.
Anne howeyer WITH characteristic weak ness gratlhed
her curiosity, and accompanied by her husband in-
suected tue itch turs shorty alter this temptation
the husband found difficulty IN carrying out his
design and from time 10 Time deposited in diiere NJ
pawn oinc cos about $4,000 worth Of furs. Whom Mr.
Kearney' family returned the theft Was discovered
and her husband were arrested There beng
no evidence 10 criminate the woman she was Dis.
charged, but her husband has since been confined
in The ronDs. When arragned IN Iart oil the
Court oil General SESSIONS yesterday by District AT
torney Russell tho prisoner pleaded guilty In pass
ing sentence Judge Glldersieeve observed that mas
much Us the accused had already been nine months IN
prison had been instrumental IN tue recovery OF
larse part o. the stolen property, and had now
knowieuged his guilt. he would lutct The mlisated
punishm oil one year In the State Prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
ALDERMANIC SPICE.

LIVELY DEBATE OVER THE TERMINAL FAcILI-
TIES REsoLUTIoN-rwo CITY FATHERS IN
woRDY WARFARE.
The actors who visited the City Hall last week Tor
tho purpose OF studying tho oratorcil displays,
graceful pastures and choice personals OF the Board
Of Aldermen should have delayed their researches
unul yesterday, whom hall an hours entertainment
was provided by Aldermen shcls and Reilly. Both
these gentlemen represent tho came district and
SIDE in the Same ward. The former Is a fammany
democrat aud the latter anii-Tammany; at least Mr.
Reilly has toen elected on an abirTammaDy ticket,
aud claims TO represent that element in the Board.
Considerable rivalry exists between these two gentle
men controi Of the district nasues the
dangerous nres that burn IN the Adermanic breast
occasionaliy break out al Inc regular gatherings.
The subject OF amending tho ordinance relative to
the use OF steam the Belt Railroad DE rmit
the %, oper connections by switches ON the piers
docks AID warehouses, before the Board for us.
CUSTOM when Mr. Reilly objected TO tho passage OF
the smendmcDt lie coniended That u would inter
fere materially WIN tue employ OF largo mum
Der oil 'iongsborcmcn anu otuvrs VINO earned their
livelihood IN tue vicuiiy OF the docks Tue gentle
Alderman sbeis Ia making two different reports upon
the resolution Introduced as 10 appropraus $5oooo0
Tor paving streets IN various parts oil the city.
President koBEHrs--fhe gentleman must speak 10
the question before the Board
Alderman REILLY Insisted that he was speaking as
to the effect this privilege would have upon the
unty A. large. II represent" he SAID .'tbs inde-
penden, population OF my Senatorial district ami al.
late With the people Win whom this resolution mus.
interfere"
Al this stage Of the discussion Alderman SHELLS
rose 10 question OF privilege lilo rem rxed that "a
man who PARKS most does least. i" The speaker a. en-
became cons ideraDiy excited ii heard The gen
say" he continued, 'tnat ne Is a. good rammany
HAL man as am now say that no not elected
by the independent element OF us district, but by
iammany Hail Applause IN tho LOBBY
yond the limits OF proper debate.
Alderman MORRIS republican, who wanted TO cnjoy
the spor'l--l hope Tho gentleman will DO allowed 70
10 ON as long as ne pesseA
Alderman WAEusER--i move the previous question.
Alderman REiLLy--I want merely TO explain
Alderman WAgHssR-weli Withdraw the motion
for the previous question.
Alderman GEDNBy--l renew the motion.
AIdos man NohRs-Ou. lot them go on, Gedney.
Alderman GEDxky Would " not answer 10 have
this storm pos poDed Tor weekf
Alderman sRELs charged ms colleague (Mr. Reilly
with having approached Alderman Cudiips repupu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
JUDGE BLAfCHEORD.

Judge Blatcnford took his seat Circuit Judge in
the court room Montague street, BroeKyp, yester-
day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
MIR. ADLER AND CLlRGYMEN
APRIL 10, 1878.

APRIL 10, 1873.
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In the HERALD's issue OF yesterday dpd these
words attributed TO me-''Only narrow bigols or
shrewd knavcs fill the pulpiss of day" cannot
but deplore the erroneous impression which the words
quoted must convey to The minds OF your readers In
connection with the above you will greatly oblge
bv publishing the following extract irem my lecture
Of last sunday:-"l cannot approve tho rabid denun-
citation oil the clergy which one sometimes hears.
! DO not think It possible TO nnd anything more
beautiful than have boon tbs lives many cereymen,
warm hearted, earnest, devoul men, really grund
men, real ornaments 10 the Office which they Oiled,
real fathers 10 the people among whom they lived
and whom they Instructed" then went on, il Is
true, TO denounce, IN the most severe terms Ger.
tain class OF persons who have lately invaded tho
puipits in increasing bers. and 70 whom alone
my structures applied, persons who lack scholar
ship, culture, and nut TOO often common probity;
persons who proiane their calling anu whom all
cordially aud emphatically as have done.
FELIX ADLER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
COURT OF APPEALS.
ALBANY, April l6, 1878.

ALBANY Apri 10, 1873.
DECISIONS
Motion denied With $40 cosls-Davs VS. Toulwin.
Order granting new trial reversed and judgment on
report OF referee affirmed, with costs-ComstocK Vs.
Urdsr granting new trial affirmed and Judgment alb
souAe Tor plaintiff on stipulation, witt cosls-krekeler
VS.. Thsnle.
judgment reversed and trial granted, COSTS 10
abide evsnt-Back River Insurance. Company vs.
New YORK Slate Loan and Trust Company Beers vs.
shannon; Watson vs. Farm Buildings Insurance Com
pany; Jonxins VS.. Fahey; Kennedy VI. Tue Mayor.
Ec Gildersleeve VS.. Land0n Hili VS.. syracuse, &C.,
Railroad Company.
Order of General Term modified, and judgment or
dered for plainLi upon verdict with cust, unless
the defendant WITHIN thirty days after notice Of MI g
the emttitur cancels and returns the notes IN suit 10
the plaintiff and pays the plaintiffs Costs, 10 which
case tue complaint is dismssed-rhayer VS.. Marley.
judgment affirmed with cosls-Mcyer W. Lathrop;
The trustees OF 81 Jacobs Lutheran Church VS.. BY;
MADAM Snerrard Whites Bauk OF Buffalo VS. N Hos
Eleventh Ward Savings Bank vs.. koehler; Grfnth Va
Mansam.
Judgment reversed and Judgment Tor paintin on
demurrer, with leave to defendants to answer, COSTS
to abde evea OF tho action-Guest Vs. City OF Brook
Ign and Whitney.
nedy; Cochrapo. executor, VS.. IngersolL
Order affirmed. VITA costs-Roberts va White.
NOTIONS.
Mackay vs. Lcwis.-Mollon 70 withdraw appeal on
payment OF COSTS.
Rohrschnsider w. Knickorbocker Lille Insurance
Company Motion 10 revise cause. Samuel Hand tor
motion Granted.
Scofeld vs.. Adams-Motion to perfect appeal. /.
w. Hill tor motiou w. b. French opposed
APPEALS FROM ORDERS.
No 1914. People cx roll koza VS.. Fire Commission
era
No a95. People ex rel. simms vs.. Fire Commission.
ers-Argued by d. J. Dean TOR appellant; Roswell ID.
No 39s People ex rel Frcer W. Canal Apprais-
crs-Argued ny Y. Countrymin Tor appellant; N. A.
Halbsrt Tor respondent.
No. 4ol. In r. Petltion or New York Episcopal
Public School Argued by George u Jenet Tor appel
liant; J. A. Beall Tor respondent
GENERAL CALENDAR.
No $50. Boyd vs.. Dc La Montgnie re-
sumed and concluded.
CALENDAR.
The following Is the Court Of Appeals day calendar
for Wednesday, April T:-Nos. 1872 49, l9l, l5S, 1872
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17

funeral, from the residence of his parents loss "a
av., on Thursday, April Is, at two NJ.
GEoKGg FgEDEKIck, sou OF George aud Charlotte Hen
r,etta PIN, Of Brenanslown House, county Dublin,
Ireland.
Funeral today. two r. NJ. ST. Marks Church
corner 10Th ST. and I'd
RosESFELD -Ou Mondav. April is. RACHEL RosES-
FIELD eldest daughter OF Mary and the late
Isaac Rosenield. aged years ard montns.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at.
tend the funeral. al nine O'Clock this twed esdayl
morning, April IL, from the residence Mr.. Samuel
kosenback, 800 Lexington ax tBy special request, no
howers)
Oregon and California papers D ease copy
RrLE-o TUESDAY, April ~, MARY ELIzABErH,
wife OF Ii. b. Rule, aseo 40.
Relatives and friends OF the family invited to
attend the tunera IRON her late residence 1870 Park
av Brooklyn, Thursday, the 1Stn inst, al two O'Clock
Boston and Philadelphia papers please copy.
TAYLOR In brooklyn, on Tuesday Aprn 10, SUSIE
c.. eldest daughter OF Elias W. and Lucy A. laylor
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend the In
neral service, 403 Putnam av.. on Wednesday, April
II, at half past three 7. H. Burial Thursday
ing al Rosedale semslery. Orange, n. j.
TIspALE-ln Brooklyn, April 10, CHARLOTTE. daugh-
ter OF the late John Tisaas, OF Governors Island,
NY
Friends are invited attend tho funeral services at
the d.nce OF Mrs Milton Hill, 2o4 Dean 81,
wednesday, the l7tn inst, NJ TWO O'Clock Y. NJ II IL
requested no flowers be sent.
VAS BosK'RK. Al Hooosen, N. j., on Tuesday.
April l6. CORNELIUS VAN BoskiRK, aged 80 years
Fune al will lake place from the residence Of hts
parents, 30 GARDEN ST.. HoboAen, al Two I. NJ,
Thursday, Apri Is. Relatives and irienas invited
WKpKsFELD.-S Suddenly, Monday, April Is,
JACOB WEiDENPELD, aged 90
Relatives iricnas respectfully invited to
tend the ianerai services, at 81. Josepns Church,
125,h 9th av., on Thursday, April Is, eleven
A. ~
wlGsr-on Tuesday, April 10, EDWARD only son OF
Edward and Louise Ii Fargo Wight, III the llth year
OF his age.
Interment at Dedham, Mass.
WlsAHs-On Sunday. April IA, MARGARET A. WNAss,
relict Of Augustus WinanR
Relatives ana friends o! ike family respectfully
her brother, Daniel Morse, 157 Z ,st 77th ST.
Wednesday, April IL, at ono +. ~ No flowers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17

Same va Edward r. Byrnc, excise. Part p
Held by Judge Gildersleeve.-The People W.
John Handy, arson; Same X. Jerale-
mon, ielonious Assault aud battery; Same va
George Pamla, .e!onious assault aud battery; same
vs. John \. Qainn. James McCabe and Francis Hag
gcrty. burglary; same vs. John Brown and Edward
McDrrmott, burglary; Same We. Thomas Barclay,
blgamy; Same Patrick j. Ryan, grand larceny |;
Same Thomas Whale and Patrick Mccarthy, grand
larceny; Same vs. Kate Sweeny, petit larceny Same
VIZ John DO nelly, petit larceny.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
SALE AT IHE MEnonANrs' HOTEL

Tue sale Of the effects at tho Merchants' Hotel, In
Corllandt street. was continued yesterday ana will BIO
completed to-day, alter which that establishments, SO
veil known TO Jerscymcn and Penpsyivanians for
nearly forty years, VIII pass into other hands. This
hotel has been Tor quarter Of a century the head
quarters Of Jersey potclans OF both parties, and
within It's walls Governcrs have been virtually nom-
mated, United states senators selected aud mi"or
Offices psrccied Tue hotel was started 10 1870 by
CHARLES Wyckvn Who was sucoecued IN 1914 by
Wtumm Muirhead, niterward Muirhcad Ciprk, next
by Clark Schcnck and lastly by the Schenck
brothers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
MR.. BISHOPS INSURANCE.

The mansion, furniture and paintings Of Mr.. hcbcr
r. Bishop, at Irviaglou, destroyed by IRE Monday
morning, were Insured foilows:-Dweil,ng house
In the Springfield Fire aud Marine Insurance Com
papy, $40 600; Royal Company. Of London, So 900;
Wsstchester County Company, s. 000. Furniture and
pct ures-Commercia Union Company. OF England,
$lO,0O0; Clinton County, OF New YORK, IS, 0OO
springfield Fire ana Marine Insurance COMPANY,
5000; total $44, 600
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
MEMENTo OF TOM FILLDS.

There turned up yesterday Ia court rather sngu-
lar memento OF the fugitive Thomas c. Folds. Nearly
nine years ago he was appointed by ex-Judge George
G. Barnard referee IN SUIT brought by John McKis.
son Co. against William Holiday. TO recover
sl3s SO, balance eli lined TO be due account Thore
was one hearing eiore Mr. FEEDS and the matter was
allowed TO siuinber until Mr. Fields took
his memorable journey abroad, from which,
far generally known, he has not
siuco returned An application made yesterday 10
Judge Potter tho Supreme Court Chambers to have
the order OF reference vacated The placed
the calendar Tor trial. In addition above lacis
IL was stated affidavit by The plaintiffs counsel
mat The counsel for the defendant could nowhere be
found thai bis name tor several years had aed to
Upon this safe OF iacts Judge Potter promptly
granted the application
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-17
SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Thomas & arke, oil Philadelphia, pleaded guilty In
the Court OF General Sessions yesterday 10 stealing
piece OF valuable black ooatng from the establish
Of Mr.. George 9. Coiourn, woollen merchant Judge
Gildersioeve sent him to the State Prison for Two
years and SIX months.
sevsraiSf he Stale courts adjourned yesterday out
Of respect 10 the memory oil the late u. Delaneld
Smith, ex-Uorporation' Counsel Various speeches
commendalory OF the deceased were mace by prom-
nent members OF the Bar on the respective motions
Tor adjournment.
Issues were found yesterday by Judge Potter In the
Tor divorce brought by John FIRST against Louisa
First, and the cause directed 10 be placed on Tho su
prene Cour calendar tor trial. cross action IL also
brought by the wi o, and hone: TINS order.
Jonn Campbeii deposited Tor collection with thu
TeutOnia Savings Bank check Tor ". 100 on the Ger
man-American Bank, purportiug 10 be signed by
Gosser Il Co. On the l2,h Of March he was arrested
ior cndoavoring 10 obtain money on the check which
forged. On beIug afragncd Tor trial yesterday
tho Court OF General Sessions ho pleaded guilty. aud
stated that he had been the victim Of man named
Charles II. WAGNER who has not yet been cGpturcd.
He was sent 10 The Psnitentiary Tor one year.
The SUIT Tor a0soluie divorce by Margarita Ortung
against Eugene Ortung came before Chief Justice
Daily Lhe Common Pleas Court yesterday. The
parties married IN 1856 and have several chill
dreD. Defendant moved TO TO allowed to put In
answer which denies that there was q marriage aud
sets up adultery on the part oil pian,n defendant
also says he only earns $40 a week. The Court or
aered IS u week amohy ior the vile.
<Bencect Eos, who Is SIX feet high, charges his vile,
who IL . small woman, with cruelty and seeks n
bralon. rho referee reported IN favor OF the hus-
baud ana Judge Sedgwick yesterday reserved decis.
ION motion TO Cor hrm report.
Juego IAN H0esen yesterday granted ordcr In
Me sun brought oy Augustus f. Masters against tho
Eclectic Lilo Insurance Company allowing William II.
Wckhan, receiver OF the Security Lie aDd Annuity
Company, to come N ~ party 70 the suit make
proof Of further claims under certain poncics VI IN
snrance igsuod by the Eclectic 10 the security Lilo
which have not been July proved. These claims
amount IN the aggregate 10 about $4,000
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can tor the purpose OF inducing him to vote against
the Tompkips square improvement
Mr. REILLY denied This charge, and the important
debate ended In the passage OF Mr.. Waehner's amend
ment TO the Belt Railroad resolution.