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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

David Clifton and William Hedann the Two young
dcsporadoes who attacked John Robinson, a sailor
the steamer vineiand, lying al the foot oil Dover
street, aud reDbcc him OF all the money his possess
sion. and who convicted on Monday OF the crimo
charged were yesterday sent by Judge Gildcrslecvo
TO state Prison tor twelve years each.
Andrew Moore, newsboy. fifteen years Oh, who
two years ago stabbed and killed another lad named
Frcdef,ek LAWYER, ia quarrel at the corner Of Hud-
Lagnt streets, was yesterday piacod on trial
by Assistant District Attorney Herring, in Part 2. OF
the Court Of General Sessions. Tho accused was de-
Tended Uy Mr W. II. Howe and Mr.. A. III. hummeL
The jury returned verdict 81 mansaughter ~ tho
fourth degree, tho highest penalty tor which Is two
years lfuprisOnmcnL sentence was postponed until
to-day.
Edward Guinan was tried IN the Court OF General
Sessions Tor staDbing Peter Powers In tho BODY on the
lp,h Of TINS month. The complainant positively idcn-
Aded the accused, but in the crossexafilnatop con
Quoted W Mr. A. H. Hummei Powers admitted no had
been drinking Ai,er a brief charge by Recorder
Hackett the Jury rendered verdict OF not guity and
the prisoner was discharged.
The suit brought by the Farmers Loan and Trust
Company trustee OF the nrst and second console
Erie fnortg sgcs against James McHenry John H.
Brown, Charles Frcdcric kvans and the Erie Railway
Company 70 restrain the iatters SUIT brought IN Mon
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VIOLATING HE ELECTION LAW.

A largo throng assembled in Part Of the Court or
General sessions yesterday, Judge GIdorslceve pre-
Siding, to hear sho trial OF Mr. James W. Foshay,
President and Mr.. Henry A Newell, Superintendent
OF the broadway and seventh Avenue Railroad, who
were charged with violating the Election law nav-
ing alleged, attempted to influence the votes OF
two OF bcir employees Al the last election during tho
contest between Senators Bxby and Ecciesine. Dis
trict Attorney Phelps appeared Tor the prosecution,
Mr.. Dudley Fold AS counsel tor Senator Eccesinc,
and Mr. william A. Beach aud Mr.. John II. BIRD tor
the defence. On taking mis- seat the bench Judge
GiIdersiecvc promptly rendered his decision on the
motion made the previous evening by MI
Beach 10 quasn the Indictments, on tho
ground that tuey were not sufficiently specific.
His Honor said :-'sThe acts which II is claimed
constitute the offence should be alleged. There
should be sufficient acts sct forth IN the Indictment
with reasonable particularly OF time, place and cir
cumstanccs, to inform The court oil The acts relied
upon TO obtain conviction. so that may decide
whether they are Sufficient In law TO support con-
victon should one be had. The ingredients OF which
the oncnce Is composed should DO stated. III thcre
were but way IN which the offence alleged could
be committed words OF tho statu to would proba
bly, be sufncienLr HIS Honor therefore granted the
motion quashpg the Indictments
IL Is said that Senator Eccicspe will do hts utmost
TO have new indictment found against The parties
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STREET SPRINKLING.

The Aldermen yesterday passed the ordinance taxing
away the power from the Commissioner Of fuoho
Works Of issuing licenses for sprinkling the streets
Tho ordinance was passed by bare majority inc
twelve rammany members voting In the affirmative
Eight republicans and Two anti Tammany democrats
voted in the negative This action Is construed as
part OF the political light now IN progress between
Commissioner Campbell and lammany Hail. unaer
the ordinance just passed permits Tor sprlnKng tne
streets viii he issued by the Registrar OF rerms IN
the hayor's oiice TO such persons az are recon-
mcnded by the Committee on street Pavements OF Tue
Board Of Aldermen or BY majority Of that Do6y.
This resolution was called up by Alderman oneiis,
who commended that there was ring In the Depart
ment Of Public Works which controlled this business
and that = change necessary.
Alderman Morris stated shat he understood the con.
tracts tor spriukling The streets Tor the season nau
been given out The sum. OF $4,000, realized from
this source, had been already paid into the CITY
treasury. 1t questionable whether the Aldermen
could interfere with such contracts
Alderman Waehner said he knew Of q member Of the
Legislature who had secured OF these water routes
AND had offered to sell ope-half OF IL Tor $4,000.
After some turther debate the previous question
ordered ana the resou luton passed
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A RICH CORPSE.

officer De Game, OF the Western Steamboat squad,
yesterday afternoon discovered tho decomposed BODY
OF a man floating with the tide IN the North River,
opposite pier a. He procured a boat and towed
tho body to the pier The body was then searched,
and from papers found on the person u was ascer-
tanned that the drowned man vas Thomas
L. Brown OF kcyport, n. J. The deceased
had been missing Tor about three moDths
shortly before hts disappearance Brown disposed
OF "a consideraOlc amount OF properly. HIS trends
that account believed he had met with foul play.
TINS theory was exploded, however yesterday by tue
finding oil the body. In the pockets OF tho deceased
was found a silver watch, $500 Ia greon0ncks, IS 20
In slver promissory note for S2uV and twenty dol
lar bond OF The New York Industrial Exhibition Com
paDy. Brown was last seen alive on West street, aud
IL Was said that 1T that time he was intoxicated. Su-
nerintendent Mailing, who was acquainted with tho
deceased, ON hearing OF the nnding oil has body or
dercd 70 be taken care OF until his friends could be
notified. Ii IS supposed that Brown accidentally
walked overheard and drowned
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CONVICTED OF ARSON.

After the summing up In behalf OF tho prisoner on
trial Tor arson by Mr.. A. H. Hummel, ana Assistant
District Attorney Lyon on the part OF the people,
MIR Hummel handed several requests to chagrc, and
Recorder Racket delivered his address TO tho jury
His Honor directed their attention TO the salient
points OF the evidence defined the law OF arson In
the and third degrees applicable to the case OF
tho prisoner maintained look OF stoiid iDdis renee.
The Jury retired at late hour aud returned With
vedict Of guilty OF arson IN the second degree Tho
Recorder alter rcmarkiDg that the prisoner was ono
OF the viest tried and that she intended
20 sacrifice the lives oil sixteen iamos by hor critn
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THE SHERWOOD ESTATE.

In January last several citizens OF tho village OF
Rockville Centre petitioned Surrogate Hagner, Of
Queens county, 10 call upon Mrs. John D. s. OBren,
as executry OF former husbands estate Erastus
Sherwood TO account for the Income from the estate
ana her management of it, they believing that it
being wasted, TO the dctrment Of the three children
by her first husband, Mr. Sherwood. On Monday Sur
rogate HaRuer filed hts decree upon the accounting
He fnds that conduct OF the executrix has been
such us TO give doubts OF her fitness 70 act
ne execurlx 10 project the OF tho children.
The estate which was ample for their maiptenance,
has been to great extent deprecated An order
should entered requiring the execurix TO give Sc
show cause Why should not be superseded as such
cxecurix, decree must be entered requiring her
10 pay the amount OF the deficiency into the estate
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THE COURTS.
A Warm Contest Over a
Very Cold Subject.
UNHAPPILY MARRIED
Using Words in Double Sense
lnterdicted by Law.

Cold as tho subject tho litigation IL, the case OF
Henry W. Wheeler against Alexander Hudnut pre-
the courts all the appearances oil nos con-
test The contest is not IN reality, however between
Mr. wheeler and Mr. Hudnut, but between the for
mer and tho Knickerboexer Ice Company. II appears
that an ice once carried on by the paintin
md some associates was sole out by the sheriff and
the purchaser vt that sale Of the property organized
what was known as the Commercial Ice Company. The
purchaser was Mr. Barmore President OF the Kncker-
booker Ice Company; but Mr. Henry w. Wheeler con-
ductcd the business Of concern sold Ice 10 custom
rrs and In all respects acted as the real owner Mr
Barmore subsequently, dying, The company OF which
he had been president, claimed ownership OF inc
property business and debts OF tho Commercial Com
papy; but this Mr.. Wheeler Denied alleging that all
his old friend, Mr.. Barmore did was TO advance tho
money on his behalf to purchase the property and
start the company, an that be had paid him pacx
those nd vances before death. Among the custom
Of Mr.. Wheeler we're Ar. Alexander Hudnut, the
defendant in this Case, the Leland brothers ana
large number OF Others, all OF whom were notined
that the knckerbockcr leo Company were their cred
itors, and not Wbceier's. All their dealings were
with Mr. Wheeler, without any knowledge that tho
other company had anything TO DO with inc
business ana under the circumstances they
willing TO pay the party having me legal
right 10 clum test case was made OF tho claim
OF Mr. Hudnui, the druggist IN the HERALD Building,
bill tor SOS. The case was tried 10 the Marine
Court, on the issue whether Wheeler was doing busi-
ness on nis account or whether be was only tho
agent OF the KnickerbocKcr Ice Company The YER
dict was In favor OF Wheeler, ana on an appeal 10 tue
General Term oil tho Court tins judgment Was con
nrmed In Chambers OF the Court yesterday, before
Judge McAdam, tine case again came up on a motion
behalf OF defendant Tor new trtai, Mr. william A.
Beach appearing Tor the motion and cx Recorder
Smith opposed. The motiOn was made on tue ground
that since the first trial evidence OF Importance,
partly the form IN which the plaintiff had kept his
books mad been discovered, showing that the plantiu
was the gent OF the Knickerbocker Company. Alter
an extended argument Judge McAdam took the
papers, reserviug his decision. 1t stated during
The argument, and seems TO be admitted, that the
earnest contest made in To is made behalf OF
the Kuickerbocker Ice Company alone, who seek 10
establish the mere agency VI Wheeler, and thereby
vest IN themselves the ownership not only oil tho
property when he controlled, but also Inc right TO
collect all ps book accounts, both involving many
thousancs OF dollars. The company has indem niied
Mr.. Hudnut against all costs in the contest.
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STREETS TO BE REPAIRED.

resolution was yesterday passed by the Board Of
Aldermen asking tho Commissioners OF Public Works
repair the following strests:Dvison. from cathe-
rne 10 Grand; Henry, IRON Oliver 70 Grand, Aadi-
son, from Market to Grand; Monroe, from catharine
Grand Cherry from Pearl to the East River; Front
from whitehall 10 Roosevelt and from Montgomery
10 Corlears: Pike, Rutgers ana Montgomery, from
Division 10 south; GouverDeur and Corcars, from
Grand 10 the East River; Roosevelt aud 0nver from
Chatham 10 South: James. from Chatham to cherry;
Dover and Peck slip, from Pearl TO south walker
to Bieecker; ulberry, from Leonard TO Houston City
Hall place. from Chambers 10 Pearl; Hester, IRON
Centre 10 DIVISION; Broome, from Broadway 70 the
Bowery; Second. third, Fourth, Filth, Sixth and
Seventb from the Bowery TO the East RIVER
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WAR ON THE sTxNcaEs.

In the Court OF General Sessions. Part 2, yestcr.
day. Assistant District Attorney Bell called the
OF EDWARD Clark indicted for maintaining nuisance
al Newtown Creek. L. L.. and announced that tho
accused pleaded guilty TO the indictmcnt, and had
stipulated abate the nuisance He therefore moved
that tho disposition be made Of tho had
been made In tho Preston oase-namoly, that the do
fendaut be discharged bis bond and sentenced
u nominal penalty at some future time when the Dis
tricI Attorney had become satisfied that the nuisance
had been abated. Judge GildersIeeve ordered sucn
disposition Of the case.
Mr.. Bell then stated that Mr.. Enoch q. Coc whose
trial Tor IA similar offence had resulted in verdict Of
guilty, desired TO withdraw the bill OF exceptions
which had been nlod and enter into the same agree
the Prestons aud Clark. Judge GildtrsIeeve
consented TO the proposion stating that the object
any person but 10 abate crying nuisance aud purify
the air OF the city. On being questioned as TO the
Of this action reference TO abanu0ning his
bill OF exceptions, Mr. Coo :-s la tho absence Of
my COUNSEL do not think the prosecution OF my
business under tho method would be an injury TO
by witnesses whose character - above roproacn and
whose knowledge OF tho gases evolved render them
emlnentIy qualified to judge. But for the sake OF my
peace mind and the wishes OF The people have do.
cdcd 10 remove the business from ts present ioca-
ton. The verdict OF The Jury IN my case was Gully
but acknowledge no RuiiI"
Michael kane, the proprietor Of q largo manure
pleaded guilty, aud was discharged on condition that
ho would abao the nuisance anu appear Tor sentence
when called Tor.
Eliza strickland indicted Tor keeping soap factory
West seventeenth street, furnished $500 ball In
the District Attorneys Office TO appear for trial.
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REAL ESTATE.
The following sales wcro made on ,hs Real Estate
Exchange yesterday

The following sales wcro made on ,hs Real Estate
Exchange ysstsrday:-
X. nARNKTT.
Sturges NJ Morehouse. reierce-roreclosure sale OF
the house, with lot -. lx97, No lu6 Waverley
place. r. S., HOP f. W. Of Aacdougsl S.. to h. -
Also the house. with lot 23xol. No. lis Division
St. s., between Pike and Orchard sta, to II. -
0v@S~
BY JAMES y. MILLkR
William b. Wintertop. rcieroe Foreclosure sale
OF lots. each 25xl19. on the .. =. of Gilman 800
ST. $50 IT, n. OF acob st.. Fordham TO plaintiff sou
BERSARD sMYrH.
William A. Boyd, referee Foreclosure sale OF tho
building, with lot. 35xl0O. No. 263 Madison av.
Q. OF 30th st., TO piaintin ito perfect title -
to N. u. fitg.ns) .Auo,o0O
Also the building and stables, with lot 23x9S B.. NO
% East 10th St.. S. 100 IT, o. OF Madison sv., TO -.
BY A. j. BLkKCKkR AND SON.
Frederick W. Loo w, reeree-t 0reclosure sale OF .
house, with lot. 20 5x97 q. on the o. T. OF 4th av.
OF 9th NJ. to Joseph Belchine. l2,S2o
II. NuLLkR. sR.
Foreclosure sale-Thomas Ii. Fowler refereo-of .
haiti interest In the plot OF land. 300 ~ 5O, w.
Of New NV, between 10th aud nth Sta: and
three lots. each 25x 100 H. r. g. of West ll7th st.
$50 It. W. Of 9Th to Thomas Mouuc. ....... 5000
RICHARD wALrERs' SONS
Public auction of the house 2i7 East Broad
way, with lot. 24xS7, g. "a H. W. OF Clinton IT.
to Alderman Simonson. 1850"
Total.
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COURT OF APPEALS.

ALBANY, May rs. 1878.
In the Court OF Appeals, Tuesday. May IS, present
Chief Justice Sanford L. Church and associates
DECISIONS.
Wood VS.. TunnicufIe; Kellogg vs. Norman; Wilkin-
son vs. Gill; McNamee VS.. acknowledgement amrmed,
with costs.
versed trial granted, costs to abide the event.
The Howe Machine Company vs.. Pettibone; Jones vs..
Ludlum.-Appeal dismissed, with costs
rne German American Bank W.. inc Pitts.on ana
Emira Coal Company Same VS.. The Morris Run Coal
Company-Aprea dismissed, with costs Of one appeal
Mix VS. tho Andes Insurance Company.-J Judgment
reversed With costs to the defendant after appearance
In the action the ground that the cause was re-
moved TO the Circuit Court OF tho United States.
Smith VS.. Acknowledgment reversed ana new
trial granted costs to ABIDE tho event. unless plain
tin stipuates 10 reduce tho recovery by deducting
Sl94 ~. with interest thereon from December 81,
1856 In which event Judgment Is so modified, without
costs TO either party IN this Court.
Tho National Bank OF schuyler W.. Lasher Of ais. ;
Same vandcrmorker ct ais Motion to dismiss
appeal denied and moton To nie amended return
granted without cost TO either party.
Struppman vs.. Muller ct aL-Motion to dismiss APP
ney 10 pay costs personally must DO MADE IN the
Court below, after the judgment has been there
entered
Cousins respondent, VS. Hatfield appsllant.--Mo tion
to lle now undertakings y. Parmenter Tor motion
N Moak opposed. Motion granted
The Ulster County Savings Institution va Dccker.-
Motion amend decis,sn 10 costs argued J. N.
Fiero for motion, O. A. Fowler opposed Tho Court
No. IS. Coms.ock W. Hior.-Motion for rearg
submitted.
No. IT. Higgins va. Murray-Motion Tor reargu-
ment submitted
APPEALS FROM ORDERS
No. 40 Eliza Jane Parkinson, special guardian,
&C., respondent, va Mary A. sherman, inplcaded
appellan.-Argued by +. Byrne Tor appellant, W. I.
b. Wilkinson Tor respondent
No. 40s. In re- confirming the report OF tie COM
Tor the grading, &c, OF Sackctt and other
streets Eastern Park In tho city OF Brooklyn
Argued by d. I. Tracy for appellant and William e.
Dc Witt Tor the commissioner
No. Az. Thomas NJ Tying appellant VS.. Norris
Haistcad ct al, respondents argued by I. N. Tying
appellant and Charles A. Dawson for respondents
No ALI John Doniop, respondent, VS.. the Paterson
Fire Insurance Company, sppellant-Argued by Pres
ton Stevenson tor appellant and submitted Tor re-
spondent
GENERAL CALENDAR
No. 90L. Samuel samuel, appellant, VS.. the Even
ing Mail Association, respondent Argued by Robert
ScweIl Tor appellant aud Howard Mansfield Tor 10.
spondenl Case still on.
CALENDAR
The following 10 the day calendar for Wednesday,
Msy 2o:-Nos. 49, 2ai, 24s 245, 49,. al, $50. "a
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CnAxBERs-Hold by Judge Dono-
hueNos To- ~, SO, g. TO- 49, 81, 107. ia, l5l 15S.
rs lss l9l 1888 2oi, I'll 2l1 u.s. 2is 22o' 22l 22
supRExx CouRr-GRsERAL TxRM-AdJourned until
July 30
SUPREME CouRr-SpKclAL TxRA-Held by Judge
Van Brun.-Nos 81 los, 2o2, 45s. &c. 45s. $50. 400.
49, 4lS, A72 473 ATS, 40 4S0, 49, 4S7, 4S9, 491,
4o2, 49S 500, 5O2 5O4 sos, 5OS, 5l2.
Barrett.-Nos 1876, 32si $780, 2543, GAG. 1885, S24l,
PATTI, 1862 1888 608 $685. 1887 l2ol sos, 3lo5 1865,
soH. s344 SOL u. 1852 49, 1852, lo2l, 3ssS. Part
3-Held by Judge Van Vorst-No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CoURT-GESgRAL 1ERx.-Adjournsd until
the fourth Monday OF June.
SUPERIOR CoURT-SPEcIAL rRRM-Heid BY CHER
Justice Curtis-No day calendar.
SUPERIOR CouKr-TRIAL rERA-Parts !. and g.
Adjourned Tor the term
COMMON PLEAs-GENERAL TERM.-Adjourncd until
the nrst Monday OF June.
COMMON PLsAs-EouirY TERM. Adjourned iof the
term.
COMMON PLrAs-CuAMBERs-Held by Judge J. +.
Daly.-No. g.
COMMON PLEAs--1RIAL TxRM--Part Held by judge
Van Hoescn--Nos. 1901, 1910, l43l, 45l, 203, 204.
Part 2-AdjourEed Tor The term
MARINE CouRT-TRIAL TYRM-Part 2-Held by Judge
Goepp.-Nos 1919. 1908 $780, 46ll, 1882 1885, 1865
1850, 4s7O, 45g7, 1886, 4S6s, $3.50 Parts aud B.
Adjourned Tor the term.
COURT OF GENERAL SxssIoxs--Par. Held by Re-
corder HacketI-rhc People va William +. Reilly
and Edward A. Reilly. forgery; Same vs. Benjamin
Davis, robbery; Same vs. Charles Byrnc, robbery
Same va Michael 3. Kelley, ioonious assault ana
battery; Same vs. Thomas Fox, grand larceny; Same
VS.. John McNuiy, grand larceny same Vs. Julia wat
tenberg, grand larceny; same VS.. John Henry grand
Same vs. August Werner, msdemeaDor; Same
VS. John Mccarthy and Felix ponoelly
violation Of Excise law Part 2-he Mi oy
Hogan, ieonious assault and battery; Same
vs. Walter Andrews, grand larceny; Same vs. John
Creagh and joseph Callahan, grand larceny same vs.
Harris and Nellie Harris, grand larceny; Same W.
Thomas McMabon, assault and battery.
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HEALTH COMMISSIONERS.

Tho Health Comm, ssioncrs at their meeting yester
day, denied application from Patrick Malone 10
manufacture oyster sncii lime IN West Twelfth street.
Hyde Brothers " Swif, oil rodnors at No. IA Van
dewatef street, notified TO discon tinus tho
of curry oil In their factory during warm weather. as
II had gwen rise 10 complaint tho ghbornood.
Fay Brothers, soap Makers addressed letter to the
Commissioners stating that IN accordance ~'tn their
Instructions the firm had dscont nued the practice OF
bringing lat from outside places into the city.
William II. Mcneil. who Keeps fat rendering
establishment In West rhirty-eighth street, was
ordered to appear at me next meeting OF the board
aud show cause why his permit Should not be re-
voked.
A report on the sanitary condition OF Grammar
school No ~, In West rwenty-eighth street, stated
that some OF the rooms light snd ventilation are
In INADEQUATE; that a gas pipe IN one room mas been
leaking since last vacation, and that the vcntiiating
shafts IRON the sinks IN the yard terminate close u
tho windows on the second floor OF the building.
SANITARY IMPROVEMENT SxEDED.
Tho following letter was read before the Board Of
Health yesterday concerning The dangerous condition
Of the lands around l55th street anu Third avenuc
SANITARY BUREAU, May %. 1878.
TO sns coxlssosrns or TN. BOARD ~ nsALrni
honer 10 sent report from Or John ~ Comfort Az
si.san, s.ni,afy Inspector inc condition o.
which lands In condition dangerous to life and det
mental TO health owing 20 obstruction 10 me coarse Of
I ", the. the Be TO-.
be made on the - sGss me-, ,o Ms9asss
70 MAKE pfossr ensSnc the ss%poasy aow q Mil
Brook ON ths 2oh inst the usual notice Of violation
Jones 4 Mcouads by mail On sunday, tho 2eth
inst, In company With DIR. Comfort, 1 inspected
this locality and found the following condition
OF things Via The dirt while excnvatng for the
had the channel OF Mill
Brook to stream about two half feet Wide by
era inches IL depth. This had resulted In the backing
Of this hlthy water spreading II four live
The offensive exhalatons we're very marked ~.
%s,snr "o Of he.e ans saas Progressing Mil
Brook necessarily the topography OF the country
through which u flows and from the OF drain
an open sewer, ana the Board Of heath has boon
obliged for the last Ave years clean IL out rs temper
AIRY means Tor projecting health.
The lands which this nuisance has been allowed 70
happen are IN business ncighborhood and within 100
yards OF large public school, and unless this evil Is
promptly remedied the most serious consequences must
cnsue TO those living In the vicinity.
Two the engineers with the Department Of
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EDWIN FORESTS ESTATE.

Judge Pratt, Supreme Court, Kings county,
rendered decision yesterday touching the application
Of william 3. Forrest to mako certain intcrrogatorics
in the complaint In the suit brought by him against
the trustees of the Forrest Home for Actors. The
plaintiff who Is nephew OF the deceased actor. Edwin
Forrest possession OF piece oil prop
erty In Yonkers. judge Pratt allows she inter-
roc
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CaAxBRRs-WIRz -On Monday, May a. at the
Church OF the Holy Trinity, GBoKGE T. CHAMBRRs, OF
Astoria l. l., to JESSIE asoRGIxA SUSANNA WIKI, OF
this city, youngest daughter OF the late Thomas
Observation-Disclosures Thursday May % at the resi-.
dence OF Agues G. Woin, 603 5th av. by the Rev. Dr.
Rogers, CBARLEs E. DoBBs - q. A. WoLpP.
GIBsoS-THouBBoRox --0d Tuesday May %, at the
Church OF the Alonemeu pby the Rev. A. J. Barrow,
JOHN GIBSON, ESQ.,, Ia JEssy, eldest daughter OF
James Tnoubboron, NIL Of Brooklyn. No carda
JoHxsToN--CoLDER.-April II, at Equinunk, Pa By
the Rev. Mr.. Van keuren, ]. HENRY JOHNSTON and
Miss ALMA COLDER.
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Parks inform the contract with Messrs Jones
McQuade gives them TO Interfere ~ the -
long no injury Is done 10 the sewer Itself
respectfully that the Board take such aesou ~
viii remove this evil mme diately.
Kespectfuily submitted.
WALTER ID. n. DAY. N. d.. Sanitary superintendent.