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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
CIVIL NOTES.

Chief Justice Church and +. o. Perrin,
Cr o. the court 81 Appeals, were among the V,t r. I"
Judge Dunuhuc, m supreme Court, Giant ','"!
William Barnes recently obtained a report
In his favor that I5O due him for legal services
rom the cry. lie 2ppicd Yesterday 70 Judge R'0ih-
son for extra costs. Decision was reserved
The will of George =. Gordon, the we'll
Inventor Of printing presses, was offered for pro-
IN the KINGS County surros.tes Court yc,t,rd2y;
The c-t9tP amounts TO about $JooOOO MI Eordoh
died III Norfolk. Va. Jdnuar! p.
Judge DoHohue granted, yesterday, at the
slit OF WIham C. Rniueant"r, m Injunction aralnSt
Blezll T.. Martini restraining hm from USING No. ll3
McSt Iwcl - Tor the SHE or rt"rdr' ot i1Ijuie, or
Tor any purpose except that Of a dwelling Lou,'.
Judge Donohue granted, yesterday, on the
recommendation OF james :. spencer. rccico. IN orGrr
thar Receiver JeWett OF tie Lrio Railway. ply tho
Farmer, Loan AMI Trust Company $500 for its *
the Trust COMPANY has received uu I5Uu, while the
recent litigation has been very oucrucs.
In an eviction proceeding by Mrs. Paran
Stevens to di>po.>css 1homa-.iI aud others ON the
ground .t her tenant then landlord vas IA arrears IA
lbs l,ni ;Ac jury III tho sixth District Court before Jn-
tee Kelly, a1, found vctuct or tho i'na,t. inc
premise part of the stevens Building. VIM o.
l.Ck u, j.. appeared ior tie tcnJni-, john 4''!b o'
IL the proceeding for the custody of Francis
Patrick - Kruua. chd iods years I'D, further delay
wIs asked. Yesterday from judge DoHoluc 20 give time
20 To SET aside The viii 90 the m",her of tie chld
.cyrsiJS gu rudns'p TO 80. present guardians. JUICE
Douolu- "a that al questions winch could hc fl-'
ou that mot could be- raised In tbs proctc Br, ana
directed au HuuIcdat- Ic.c.'rcr
The suit of John NcGuITc against the South
Brooklyn S!u-mJI company and Use ct;. cam" ycst'r
day before Judge D,nrliuc. motion for an extra
allowance The su!t dispute between hcnors on the
money doe ioI bunGins tnc swimming bah las sum
uirr. ana hcig hCr and tue city 10 tl0 Amount
due. me referee found against TIC city iDr about
Si,775. jude DonoHuc reserved IN d.csioa.
Charles A. TugmaH contracted with the Ma
lonal -toafr-Ap Company t. cail for hn 1000 tons
of freight to Liverpool He then sold. al advance
freight thus contacted FOR to number OF
Persons Inc entire OF freight col rctrd Ivy
The company. aud Tucman brought suit To- recover O."
excess received tlr contract prc. TIE referee d.
ended n IA. pu,uti1's laNor aud the Genera Term "i
tie kln.s Cuuhty Siir-r truct, Yesterday. confirmed
the ru.Iu. Of he lower court.
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SALE or MDANIEL 7HogoUGHBREDS.

The second sale Of thoroughbreds be-
longing Colonel McDlBel took place. yesterday, at
Trenton. n. j., and l1rgey attended. Before the
auctionecr ascende1 the saEd the stallion, Harry Bas
seit was shOwn and looked even better than when de-
fcaied LOEgeOw, for the Saratoga cup ia 1872 Twelve
81 ycdglinGs wore sold at an average o. S41Q each
Oh the tvcHtynIne head offered three were withdraw,
and one had died after the catalogue had been printed
Among the best-kpOw racers sold were the Day mare
IOrcua TO j. A. EGlcIs iOT 500 the bay colt Major
Barker, four years Old, 10 H. WEIGH for
s75O the bay Lady Salyers. four years
oid, Colonel McDaniels half interest," Tor $50 ;
Tie bay hly The Fawl three years old, 10 H. Waller,
Tor SLIGO; George McCUiOu8h, twO-yeaI-oj colt by
marry Basseti, to James Mccullough for $40; bow
Sung another Blssett twOycaI-Old, TO j. smith, Tor
SSvV; LctNe, l"amingOH-kattOD two-ycdT-0IG coli,
Colonel NcDumtrs hall interest 10 j. G. Nelson ~ Co..,
for s9OO Lillian, BasseitW ombat two yeal-0d hiy,
L. l. AIsin, Tor SiO11 Princess OF IbulC !OuT yea
Old, 10 u. u cDsule, lr., Tor $3.50.
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CLIENDAK, III. Day

stPnEYr COuaf-CHANHEEs- Donohue. Nos -. CO. 20,
- 10 llp ll9 1856 l01 2,O III ~ l. D., 90, 25y
200. 3O.. 20. 2pJ, "a. 90, 1856 20 2o- 2d9 20 =
~lalI.L tLlD NUIa, J. Dem IIIeIe.-No. T. Law
and ci--Nus ~, 100 rs. 49, lod g. 40 l73 53,
10 lai l- 1896, 200 2I2 To-, "a -O4 2l No. 2le
POI 2X5 ~, JIs, 90 ~ 2a3 -. 80, SO, ~
,IAliII--rA.i III a. ITuI.t - NJ" on No ib'-
SrIL.IJH CDUBI-SFEtlAL ILEj-~an"fd, 40 Gay cal
cudaT
81 q. -. IL, -. 80. H. ~, 49, p.
CuANbEg,- Robinson, $50 do, calendar
TRIAL IItH-iIET I-iatfrIn0If il "a" ON" :i16.
Pan III :. D.y J-Nos ~ 49, IZ5l, I4Ii, 1900 =
1876, 1850 1912. lIOt. 1890 S3., 1Af
GiNPkAL ~E,.ION--FAET I-GilfGsleeye, w Washington
Geannr grand Larceny lcIcnc" u'yrotr, JaH,s h. tI',
ielouo.s ar-au and battery John ta-sdy. grand larceny
Janes collins, nILd l'lt aise p't'Ic't Eobrf o'a,
forgery Ii,nii ia Bcs pets larceny G,nr'" ballard,
Ih,ncA Cullen. Eugene EnIy Icfu Brady, iAti.k Bi>,
ford toIuCIH III biifrl Iif1t &
aud I.uNaI. 4ic3acr, n4.-slrfutaJuf
PAtI Il-Hat.,ft b.-JIu.- Ei.E. robbery. Efnafd ".
Ever. Mir.u Bcvcng. NIlaII tu'h ene, Hugh H. Cos
gsu,c IOuiuIs CuIourL Hlcht1 Carroll, fauIcE curtis,
ieuuioIs assault aud hati"fy. John J. Collie, ana s"hn
savage, burglary: Com Lao ~ BAN. i-c pr,I"'s; Mary
Dpyie. grand larceny; Li"aii Chamber, iof.5s Lew
IpitT, Iceci.Iug ttIrH -os NIu H. i.tpu tt 'dic'u.
John AitIrltrn. l. ou Ictor John taia Pr'cr conway,
InOmqs IuI, On RES EUntr and katc gtir, l AIT aid
battery samuel htlcnder, eAtlu1n Conrad Muller 'is"n
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irgenti "A days. with sui

BARK Ammonia (Iall irSent "a days. with sui
pho tr Punch Ldve * 90.
Der Mantle Ger J. Breskvodt pernnmhuco 30 DAYS
sugaI Ia UIexc Morgan Co.. vessel to FTnch, Edye Co.
Bark Margarer Blanca h Trumbcrg. Philadelphia FOR
Corr vit whea. She il consigned to Funch Edge Co
WIND-sanset-At SANDY Hook, fresh, " w. clear AT
City lsland, y. W. clear
FOREIGN PORT.
LCNUON Feb. sailed 18th inst Lady OF the LAKE. Gus
TAT Adolp: 2Gfh -gCmaaDe. both for Phiade pia u
Peabody, capt. clark, f0I Key West.
Arrived 2uth inst. S9.ti. ~ Gibraltar Carmen Capr
Gfdn 2}d Iust kOgE Auguse; 10Th INST, Algeria L. H.
g. NeEbtr. Murie =. T.. Sls u, NuOya Rosina Canesa
Iraeca NajldcD columbia. capt. SchumaCher iOryke A.
G!cucda; 2Oth Annapolis, NOndhtum, capt Foster;
Priuc, ort =. HcIaoy, Able Harmony Mary Hogarth -
Olaf, Genoa.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PIN ,DELrHI Feb. 2G-C cared harks Jason, Johnson,
Elsinore; Alice Roy. Mckcizo Antwerp
Boston FEB. 96 Cleared b?rks Fl nc L2nbrth Mania,
Kate Williams, Flores; Anna WcEl, Havana.
DISASTER.
LONDON Feb. 2G--Tht bark Sarah 4. staple lAm cant
FO. ire Bali Jan fr Narscies, put into Glblaltar
on HE -it!t OF Feb with her ridden broken
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
LoNHoS Feb. 2G.-TLe Anchor Line steamship Anglia,
Capt Young from new orb FEB 49, arrived mere TO-DAY
tn. steamship, r. Gaand NCtcT, capt Deduos from New
YORK Fob. g. arrived ~ IiOit'I,am to day.
OtEIt-IrWS. Feb Tho White star live steamship Re
public t-U prfy Yur. Feb IL, arrived here at .
a N. to-day on her way To Liverpool
BOr oner Shtp Ncrs ses rim PaJe.i
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SHARP WORDS IN COrEr.

III the trial Of the suit OF Harriet Q. hittle
against Charles A. kUc, reported IN ytstctdays IiE-
UNE, counsel eot INTO wfauec which called down l.
sharp rebukc from judge Lawrence yesterday. Mrs.
Barnes formerly Mr.. Harrington, was being cross-cN-
awlncd John rs. Weed the t1uns, fr the plaintiff,
about certain statements 10y 10 Mrs. kIttc
having u5cd whlskey "a - medicine. NJ. weed pat
some question sEtcstIug mat Mrs Barnc. had Intended
L. ave tit dc " kite dFtLK Aahtui!iy. JOIN
L. I'M. cUuIse! tOr thc cicnuaL denounced t.s as an
untruih. MI Weed demanded an apology. MI NtI
answered You VIII wait long time before you pro-
cure me- Judge LarrcnOfe here raped yiSor-
ously order AID said the Gu Of the Court must be
maintained.
Mr. I'M said, 81 That's what | want" NJ. Wed III
auircd II tie Court held ih hc offended. Judgr LtFIr-
more without answering the question: saiu II -uch a
thing happened AGAIN, be would have 10 Htlct on the
offender the full penalty. The examination was then
mad
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THE COURTS.
TROUBLES ON SHIPBOARD.
4 CREW OF FOURTEEN CHARGED WITH MUTINY-

RESISTANCE TO REVENUE OFFICERS.
The brig Levi G. Burgess, from Liverpool,
December 81 for Tybee orders arrived in thi, port
sunday. Yesterday the master Captain H. A starrett,
went before Commissioner shields and obtained war;
rants for arrest of his entire crew. consisting OF four
teen men, on tho charge OF mutny Tho affidavit
charges the with refusing to work, and tcignng
sickness at various times, and generally with mutnous
conduct.
The men say that they were always willing to do all
them Of 'c sleep they needed without any proper
They also say that they were miscrably and INSULT
cL;iy ed, and brought with them, FOR the Commas
cr- inspection piece of badytaued beef Winch thcS
said, had been given them Yesterday morning Toy break
a-t several 90 ire looked ill., and one SAD tt ne
COM, i-d 10 30 fji WoIk. They all claimed that the
cauain lad ordered them to DO great deal OF Woih
used 10 go Il Only Wdcn lhey were worn 1t rom az
OF sleep. The men were renauded 10 Ludlow Sticet Ja
fer the ul and VIII be examined before commissioner
Osborn to-day, when counsel will he assigned 20 them II
they are NOT able 10 age any
Cs1tiiu John RclchmGuI, ana August cclc!ran, tENd
officer Of ne steamer Hermann. OF the Bremen line,
the charge resisting the officers OF the revenue cutter
W. T. Chandler, in attempting % board the Hermaun on
testified that he threw line from the cutter 10 the
steamer several times, hut u not taken
up; AID mat Captain Rcicumann ordered it thrown
succeeded in boarding the Hermann by Of their
ladder, and they had further trouble. Captain Reich
testified that h.s VeSsc! coming up tine bay
with just sufficient speed 10 give him sccra way,
account of gathering fog and that hc was afraid TO
permit the cutter 20 come up 10 the snip, lest u soud
~ The 1nny srho"rrS which were anchored near. Inc
facts admitted substantially rs Told 10y Nd story
The case VIII Tee ucd to-day. Assistant Disitc,-A Tor
l1rrO appears Tor t1e Government, ana cK-JunSc
~hlIlnIn fOT the stealus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
DIVORCE PROCEEDINGS.

The latest divorce suit of Catharine Lachcn-
meyer against August LacHcnmeyor has been dlscon-
tinued by Judge Donohue. III. plaintiff dcsns H. There
is another suit for the same purpose.
Judge DonOhue referred, yesterday, the suit If AIDE
laIdc A. Ferguson aganst Hiram b. Ferguson 10 Francis
A. MARITIME. The wife says sne married In Jan
nary 1870 and that in June, 1870. her husband
uitted adultcry with Frrde 1cue CaDol.
Judle lODBron referred back, yesicidaN the suit OF
&c org Ritnman against EliZ beth I.auan for divorce,
10 james N. smith Tor furt.cr proof.
The Adam :. pc lfOid against Josephine \.
Pcufuld to OD m divorce, the referee SUB
united lis report i'm the supreme Court, Bio'k
ter0ay. The parties married 1867
Judge P;St confirmed Tic report, wic was III favor %!
the lluiutt0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
REJECTED LOVERS REVENGE.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,
Thomas H. Clarke, who arrested By scr.c-nt n ca
klna ara Officer smith. Of The Fst Inspection District
in Broadway, 1hirte, utE-t., MOnday afternoon,
was arTagned Oh chargc OF fclOnious assault Miss
Frances Holmes, OF No 13j Gramercy PARK, August
6. 1877 Mise Holmes had been acquainted with Clarke
four or i've wears. and mad been engaged empOye
IN d shoe store kept by MN on ai1tL've, near Ninlbsi,
attentions lie assaulted her ~ she was entering
her house one day. and injured her heed seriously VIII
Il Ratchet. Clarke away, aud although d"tcctlNcs
were placed upon his Track mere ana IN tC west hs con
rived eIudo arrest until Monday afternoon wh'h ne
returned TO the clty lie denied that dd ever known
tie complainant, or tIat lie was sulty o ie ohcncc
ald charge. Juki c. Morgan
tn IN If VI u 200 on
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ARRESTS IN CIVIL SUITS.


CODE.
The Bowvry National Bank sued General
AbIaIu Duryte oil loau.of SJ9l made July D. 1871.
On an affidavit that obtained this loan by false repre-
sensations he arrested. lie moved to yacae the or
der Of arrest ground that the cause Of arrest
must, under the Code be stated ia The complaint.
Judge Lawrence has written an elaborate opinion. After
commenting the former anomaly al person being
EMIT ed a matter Of right. to jury tidal SNIP
question of and delivery OF goods and yet being de-
plyed OF ttat night n involving his character and
Ia, lucrtv LG says: Iic intention o tlc Legislature,
HiY opinion, TO require rvev person Wn0 obtains
an order OF arrest. 60 set ioriA u hlS complaint IA ia's
winch hc alleges rutitc hiu 10 sucA order, so t Tee
defendant take issue on hat question sud have 10
disposed 81 10y larry such al amendment is 80 iGy ~
accordance VITA the principle, or natural justice that T.
must commend itself - the minds of all Tne Old"r OF
arrest Wa. therefore vacated.
4 similar question was before Judge Donohne ~ the
suit Of Johu PrHuy against Rodney NJ NhiPple Gud
Isaac NJ DdE-ett. IN WAich Mr. D1--rit Tor .allcern
fraudulent represent itIrus has been he'd m S1JOJO
bail Tic order 81 arrest AIMED 10 Specific ~ttteutnt
az lie grounds o. &rr> II required by supreme toir
rule No. -. a made tnis ground To sct
II aside. After considerable discussion the Vlon Wa
withdrawn being more propr 10 MAKE * paIt". The
question az III the same ON another mo-
ton aside tHc order Of arrest aitIHIs denying
the plaintiffs afdayit-. Colonel A. C. DAVIS, plain
uf'S counsel. baYn, been IL Tor some days .id unable
prepare answering aiddNits asked several Gays u!
such didavIts could only be used IN support OF the
ground stated the order tut - two DAYS
Adjournment Tor the CONVENIENCE ui counsel A. 6 DAVIS
aud Joseph H. Chudtc appcGTe. Tor pairtIh William
FCIoItoI Tor defendants
In the SUIT Of James j. Fay against Edward ". and
Herbert :. Jewell, in which IN oracr - arrest was
granted on TIE ground That defendants bought ear load
81 gram afic tucy knew they EtcI7o!Vrnt. judge Don
Ohuc has vacated the order. holding nat firm III DIN
cuics the 10 struggle and 70 on a. long ar IL
has hope Of success, provided u does 20 without !dsr rep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
DISpTTE AS no AGENCY.

Eliza FlnkellautT has sued JOIN dempsey ~
set aside 500 mortgage held By linn. she saws she
employed him as her agent 10 purchase No. 443 West
Seventyfrst-st He bought II Cor $4,000 bur told her
that the cost 1880 and she gave HIM the mort
gage to make UP tie $4,000 He says that all neEo-
ati0ns were broken on and he had ceased 10 be NE
agent OF the plaintiff, when UNEXPECTEDLY the seller
offered take $4,000 from lin. and Almost at the
time the plaintiff accCdcd e. the terms the seller
had previously demanded. The now on trial be-
fore Judge Van Hoescn.
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~ snnnoso Won mis- ynur hnsbnnd

al suppose you miss your husband very
much" il, marked To tic charming youhg T@,I.
.d.ss him! OF c"uIrr 10. lie We N'IS UsciuI ia
attending The hie winding mp the ciccL, and LrI .
Out the gas"
4 "disgci" from California. culogizing the
innate, -ay-: "I'r,s mountain tnti'-t., s.tHj er
N.Valy dizzy cdi' with valley taru ride ~ 1t
the ole aHa to'hrT cold. Welt CIT Oh the top oI
that muunI..r N.ts dHuhi --Jarrcc llu and can.
Ulth, i.DV. K rlihcr summer or Winter CaIr-, jutt
49, "IiL" Wat! have yOU cvr iilcd u q Tired
should have done Irl tiF wei b't iIr ono
thing" ''Nri wins. va. ." 4 wanted q dog tlat
WouI stand tatI .4na,cs. The iast d at 'io1' 't
ms pItr' or tie summer side. lie ui"It .'t
en-, rely out of IKE Huiur SIDE, Won sc".'
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A BOSTON MERCHANT ON TRIAL.

Custavus Abbott is on trial before Recorder
Haokctt "A charge Of dcraudiDg &. H. a l.. ID. BidAc
out of carpets about 400 IL was merchant
of BOstOn DONG business under the name 0f Abbott y
Co. He failed the committee Of Eir creditors pro-
nOuGCtd that hc war rutItJ innocent OF any intention
Ia nav MS OiilgaiIoI." Iiir defence h.,
bachcd Dy j. T. Judiuus, merchant, ana he buiOe'd q
very wealthy man, with whom hc exchanged LOca Sc1
largely Vine De- knew Lr could not confirm" bus
wiluou; Ju!Klnsb ald, he thought unu Judbl55 iaie
which occurred about nOjT before Ais own, tlt d.
could meet his OBLIGATIONS. George = Sod,,wch Hud
Assistant Dist! icAttOnCy 10 Ds Ivprceen thc lru5c
cItlom; s!dL0y stuart The defence.
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IHE LATE GENERAL LEFAvouR.

PROVIDENCE, Il. l., Feb. 26.-The General
Assembly, to-day, passed resolution OF respect f0I
Adjutant General Lefavour, vino was killed by an acct
dent last night, and appointed committee to attend
the funeral which viii take place al Id"tuckc on Fri
aAy. Governor NanZaudt has ordered military escort
20 accompany the remains. General LeiHNOur enlisted
~ "a private ~ The Let Michigan Regiment, April H.
1861 lIe was promoted 10 be colonel and bfcvotco
DIigaJlergencr;l merOrOus service with tie Amy
the Cuinbcr RAND winch NJ Tor tine cOInuanccd
"a division lie CuInmaDdCi-in-CEicT has appointed
Charles i. Dennis Acting Adjutant-Geueral.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
CLOSING TWO LOW THEATRES.

The persons arrested at Egyptian Hall and
the Columbia Opera House, low theatres, ~ n-
day night were alJUlgned before Justice Dufy. al jet
crsoD Market Police Court, yesterday. OF the thirty
prisoners from Egyptian Hal, George Warren,
CHARLES Davis ana George Williams. The alleged
owners managers were held 81 600 bail
each appear for examination next 4IOud..y.
Ihe others were discharged. jacob Benny the pTuyIIc
tor Of Tie Columbia Oleia House held III ~ 900
to aUpc.r ioI cXAluiD1Uln t4t tuesday. william y
Paul, the leading man. Mas placed under bonds 90
Zoo eoOu behavior FOR sx months Two girls
rested at THIS house were detained as Witnesses
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Gin propcrlp 90 Ecl.
1 HOUSE 10 LET.

1 HOUSE 10 LET.
Cie'p rent. $50. f. fne ortr all Improvement; \
:fg No. l.J Ei,t Jai huo L.s oOghojd. Apply G., -
Let I2sths.-
t'DR RENT or SALE, elegant cabinet finished
NOT-la 90. ard ac7 jttase.; sllrhlIt crystal
olau'e,.t.. i.a.I,lL tu.~. T.. HAki. j., EIoadway.
20 iEI-Folr-,fot, hikh->toop, brownst0ne
l.I. 3Jth Ger J,iva. T.hf 500 N-iy H.
s.'.hi'. ~ Net 'iou.ion IL.
10 LEI o. LEASE.-Ihe spacious and Gle
-4t a. .r,l,i JIoc unt .rJ.ti hy ihc Queens ~
s.iaGc~ tie ilrA BanA building pos 5aeon Aay !.
-pt -f, loo ih- r.Ha.
EIDKf rHNNEYS CURED with HULL'S
- PARENT N.sf IEOS GALVANIZED NENrILATOE.
81. 4l rI'.t I'D. state tghts Tor sale.
ICI.L DKtPPEN q CO, JlU 3d-aye.. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
NURSE OK WIFEf

In the suit of Mary Pettisrew aud oilers
ainst Jane toshay Judge Lawrence has continued me
injunction against Gceudant pending t sIIt Inc
defendant st claimed have Dccu the nurse o. JOHN
". Pctugrcw ana obtained large sum # money from
his hens. giving ihcm lease OF al cdif7 ana All ca
plict declaration that she not hls ne Shc dtt
wards began proceedings before toe surrogate, ci"hIs
been PettgrcW's wife. THIS sIt J. 10 Itetf.ih
those proceedings Judge Lawrence thinks TIE" hAoId
Dc restrained ulcSs cOaIt Of competent Ju sanction
declares tie release and declaration 10 have been OBJ
tanned by fraud.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
AN UNLICENSED STATEN ISLAND FERRY.
Cnrnnratinn Counsel Whitney annllcd Ycstcr-

day Tor Injunction araisl John H. Stain restraining
him from running The staten Island Ferry ircu pier 49,
North River. The motion was made on the complaint
stating tho tits ferry and that no license h"deFcr
been granted.
MT. Clniiue. FOR the defendant only answered thai
Mr.. SdTu had been running TIE ferry Tor Two yrii-
supPosirg that lie had r.s u do 20. MI NItlt' t.
picd tGat such sharp measures rs he asked WEI
ssary preserve the city its revenues from les
ferry franchises. Judge DOuohue reserved hs dccisoL
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cused o. Smuggling cigars from Havana .inutd
before Commissioner Shields yesterday. Customs III
snecOr Jackson testified 10 Selling the cigars al me resi-
OF Mcbride ket per Of the cigarsi@nd ~ the
Union Sudre Hot Il. and Mclirdea clerk identified ffalt
a man who had been III consultation win Mcfjiluc
frequently. The examination sill De resumed TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
NOMINATIONS

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.-Ihe President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
W Beard Collector OF for the District OF Boston and
Charleston, Mass.
ica,I ughnessy OF Mississippi TO be United States
MaTst j for L an.
j. w. AI6oTsOn 10 United States Attorney for the East
era District OF North Carolina.
lsfmQsteTS-F W. Durham at Bay CITY, Mich, and james
II. McIyoueal a Salinas. Cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-27
LIABILITY FOR SIDEWALKS.

Thomas Hickey sued the city for injuries to
his wife from fi!i caused by the uneven aud broken
condition OF the side walk front OF Mo- go and o..
East Sevcneenhst The jury found for tue city judge
WestinOOs - Ect aside This decision, holding thai ;Ac
city according 10 the evidence Was clearly !iabr, ard
the only question Or the jury the extent % hC
daiaagcs arising TO the piHn from ms wiftS injury.
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Gun Rtal GsIalr for Safe.

EOR SALE.-Gth-1ye.. above I2d-St.-Fivc-
a st.ry bIosn.siouc DWELLlNG srd STORE, occupie,
term. easy. GLO. H. ri IRE, ~. loI broadway.
EOR SALT hrct-stOry BROWN-STONE
h bWEI IfSG near roadway and ZEN ~ price eco,
81 10 rent ~ $3.50 il. - ARR Sc, 10 brai""y.
FOR SALE-Thc Gls;-class tbIce-story and
y attic biuWu rtoar nost dwelling hou's SO. % Wet
TWENTY dst. huu-c &fNj' no. 9-9 AZ
lly 10 II. IT, u.W y co, West Twcuyt st, o. e. ".
J. BEU ST. - rraINt
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"An' sure, it's aisy enough to build Chin
ley" said OROurke; "yc how'd one brick up au jGst
tlp another one under IT,"
A six-year-old, who was found putting him
self outside OF good things at apd rate lust
after complaining OF inward gripping, explained 10 his
wondering parent that he didn't mean 10 leave any
room for that stoulachache."