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PATERSON TRUST COMPANY.

Al Patersoo, N j., yesterday, the examination into
the charge that Mr.. Rose and Mr.. Preston had con-
spred to dciraud the defunct trust company OF that
place was continued, Mr.. Isaac A. Lewis being tho
Orst witness examined. He was questiono cd by Gen.
cral Hoxc and asked TO state the amount OF interest
paid by Mr.. Rose his ovcrdraits, but could not do
without the books IL was then sgreca that wit
be allowed to examine the interest account for
the three quarters before the failure.
Mr. Bell, who succeeded Mr.. TODD as receiver testi
fed 10 the following list OF assets and liabilities as
prepared by him Contingent liabilities, $o6.627 II;
contingent dehts. $4,250; estimated good assets
sii,12I "a estimated bad assets S53 l53 CO. He put
valuation upon real estate that cost $6O,0 04 at
$4,000 Among tho real estate Valuations ii, 600
were put down as doubtful The bank building was
put down at Sl2 900; that was moro Than II brought
at private sale; $4,000 subject TO the mortgage OF
. $12, 900.
Robert McCulloch being sworn denied that he had
made the original complaint before the Grand Jury.
He also doncd that he had mudo any preparation TO
leave the state during this Investigation The State
then closed.
Mr. CourtIandt Parker asked the Court TO order q
verdict vi acquta on the ground that Indictment
was that Preston aud Rose bad consDircd to dciraud
thu bank and counsel claimed there was nothing III o
testimony To substsntiate thiS.
Mr.. Parker had not concluded his argument when
the court adjourned.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Tho purser Of steamer City Of WashnGton from Havana
has thanks tor tavors
BARK ANNA osrIA dtap from s.yc1s % for philadelphia
BARK JomN PALxBrg Salvador (Sp). Loonta will take
forward from Havana the cargo e s25 bags ocaks Of con-
denned bark John faim Nor rom ""veston or Queens
town.
BARK zrrnrnrsr. as she now lies roddy Rocks, HULL
N, 500 i%SsS 81
The mild wsshsr has has enabled the to
BARK ANNE CnEsnYaE tBr). from st Thomas, at Beau
fort Jan 81 has been hours on North Edsto bar and
makug inches OF water In "a hours SO reported by
her captain. Lawrence. .,..
BAnxwA HoLcoxE pInton, which returned tc Homo; o.
days ou heavy westerly gales the which drove
the 70 Ss r. ss aa as
lon 7 oeSr. sSs :, m" MAXI ANY nSS.hns and
IT, Lay of and during three days landing stores Was
s Sr h ess NJ 4
after a pnssage of 35 days
BRIG CAHL.ros Br, Woods before reported wrecked at
night Of H. and and "a sS e ,ssn shs wa"
crew have arrived ut st Thomas
BmIc OTTAWA tBD. from Funchal At Beaufort sc, Jan
vcy was to be held prior to her commencing to load.
BRIG ZrNsu tBr), Edget. at Havana Jan 20 from St
John NB experienced rough weather and lost 100 box
shocks from of deck.
BRIG Ascuc tBr. Masters. from wilminston. NC. for
M.ysgusa rE put put int. M po, to Fob In
scnR JULIA PERRY, from Elinabethport for Providence
with iron got ashore Latimer Reef Fishers Island
hight by revenue cutter Dexter.
scR EMMA SuASKs from Halifax for ST John, NIB. put
into Mo- 9th inst tor having had her deck
sails split The vessel 10 leaking aud the crew
are irost bittcn.
sold o as s ss ssets eoa sa ),
the purchaser and safely moorcd at Cow Bay.
scun ASTORIA from Port Williams, Ms for New York,
Gently into New Bedford In distress 10 TO discharge
her cargo OF potstoes at that port
scHR FRYp GREY. which ashore at Vineyard Haven
Is on the Marine railway there repairing.
scnW FAnwKLL, sunk at City Island again
noated and yesterday ut Hart Island by the Town
send wreckng Co.
HALIFAX. Ms, FEB 6The steamer Northern Light. from
Prince Edward Island has been cebound miles Oh Pictou
Unrpor since last Wednesday, She will probably rematr
until westerly gale breaks the Ice In the Gulf
sHrsurLpSe. .--Mcssrs. smart Ttefcthcn. Of Dover
MI are building steamer 40 feet long, TO be used for
river towing and for pie easure parties,
Daniel Littehcd, OF Portsmouth, MI. has contracted u
build for Walker and others, Of shat city schr o
about $50 tons register 10 he completed IN tho spring
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

Steamer Adriatc (Br) Jennings. Liverpool via Queens
steamer Denmark (Br,. Williams London-F W Hurst.
steamer state Of Georgia Br, Cooper GlasEow-A Bald
steamer Columbus Rced, Havans-wm Clyde Il Co.
steamer General Whitney, freeman, New Orleans-Bo
ssesmef Santiago Do Cubs, cro~er charlsston-J W
stssmer Regulator. Doane, Wilmington. No-wm P
Clyde Co.
Ship Humboldt GER, Cornelius, Bremen-Funch. Edge
Bark RosIta Nor). Koberg. Beyrout-Funch Edye 4
Bark Tevcre tBr, lie Boutillier, Bristol E-Georgs
bark Mia Madre dtaD. scotso. Bristol, E-socovich
Bark IngOlf tNor. Lundrren. Sunderland, E-Funch.
BARK arlington ,No. Palmstrom, Glasgow-C Tobiassk
Hebo tNor,. Gram. Cork Falmouth for orders
BARK A.syrian Brl, Murchison. Cork or Falmouth for
orders-Perkins Il Job.
Bark Perolucoy Aus,, Radimiri Cork or Falmouth tor
Bark Dedno GtaD schianino. Newry-Benham 4 Boye-
Bark ason (1er), Grimm, Antwerp Theodore Rueer.
Bark Vegar (Sor, Aibrethseu. Dantsic-Funch. Edye
CO.
Bark sokoto tBr). Goudey, Havre-Boyd Hincken.
Brig Aida smith (Br). Smith, Newark, MI Whit
ney 1 Co.
Son.
Schr Khoda Holmes. Green, Baltimore-Wm Chalmers.
Schr Ella. Condor, Boston-HRviland Pressey
Schr Piseataqua King. boston r. Goodwin Son.
Schr Ida Palmer, Palmer, snmford-Stamford Manufac.
schs Forsyth. Hobbe. stamford-stamford Manufac.
turing Co.
schr sunny Shower. Nicholson, New naven-csrtwrght
4 DOvo.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
.u,ou Feb 4 lat A. Ion 5s passed German steamer
bound ~ sams day lat Al So So 81 Cunard steamer

A 4.
msss .n xssss ssr asass
Ion 30 go exchanged night signals with dominion "'
,sls.%sr Gesr. 9csr,. B.rsna. namsars Jan = G vi.
Bl Pssssp Gene. ;ass Jan y.ss L:s
18th Gbra 18Th, with md:e and passengers =:
s,Sa sa Np DS Ses,Ss: W s Of
Andes r ssasom sSavs. Jan ash :nS cooa
FsC as 81 os passed steamer Acapulco hence
s.ssms! City of washington ns.m.n ps.an.
drs 500 sons. DHas H.d:,rons ssn hss bead ~nd.
SsT aos
bad westerly and high seas n s1' Or
ss Ne s.;ssa s.' .Isa
S,sss :sS.i sS "a. s'sl ssali s.SS %
from r,ymea.h T. or DO Now orleans Jan 81
passengers S"ssI. NS,s.p Fan
with asss ea :.
;,S sss%%s. Sss saI.ISo se,s,s De SnSs co~e
.a nss Norfolk with dss to the Old
steamer A:bemaiie Gibbs Loves De with mdss to tho
Steamer Fan:sa. SMITH Philadelphia. with mdse to
sirrah ,Nor Halvorsen Liverpool Dec 90 in bal
OF so ss
Feb or the Delaware ship Impers from Answssp ssns
r1si.s e: &. G.s as 80 days
Bark Sls,hol. So ToT,gse. Bsli.:' e. s., ss da' y ss
sweden while painting she vessels 'ids
days: y:.h :H.. = s * s.
in ps1f ballast .ss.S E.rSs Pa 60 weather IS
BARK francesca tltsn. Maresca Lisbon 10 days. with
Esrs Emile Dingle oi Fowey, Daniel Mss.In. 81 days
With fruit % Barring Bros; vessel to Bulley. fa'ssd
Bark Ii stoyer. Pattsn NADss 81 days in ballast %
spr.gue Passed Gibraltar Dec 4 same dsy LAT 49,
Ion Ion ts passed Sarl Helen Marion 'S' from gloucester
s day; x'S g. .uS: ss
81 Of Bsrnegat encountered gale from ESE Lasting 10
sAfa s-s s:s .ae s1 s
wy" S. %sss s TO tSsni oSn s
to Brs. son Co Jan 81 lag 80 2o: lon 7s 80 sooka
s:' Joy SsS? Gag
ss s E ~s
NNE heavy, with hail rain and snow 81. :.
to fs pasas Isss Co. days. WIN
csh % q
schr susan TharIow williams. London SIS days, in bal
'ss schr ''ii Toa ea New o.e.n. % days. with
lasses to Golden 4 Son; vessel to Squire Bros.
sy :w. a1SnsF Ieus "'n
schr Hattie Giles. Burman. Richmond.
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
cs % S for
steamer Galatea, waldsn, Providence for New York
shr sshr Lizzie. Taylor New LONDON for New YORK
Schr Henry Remsen, Alien, Norwich for Now York
Schr Lucy Jones' Merryhue. Now Haven Tor New York
schr L A Tolles, Wells. Greenwich FOR New York.
BOUND RAsT.
schr A Hayford Pitcher. New York for Portland, Me-.
schr Hattie Perry. Chase New York for New Bedford.
Schr Bertha, Conover, Hoboken lor Providence.
Schr Vim ',illum, Menafey. New York for Providence.
Schr NJ Hearn, Morreil. New York for Greenwich.
kchr T 7 Taslser. Leets, Hob0k en- for Boston.
Schr Kate Kalahan, Horton, Hoboken for Now London
Went to sea this AM-Barks harmony (Br,. Dinsmore,
New Gadova (Br) Knowlton, do for
Lockport Cheftan tBr), Fulton, do for London; brgs
Wexford Br). Covert do for bDao Rosea smith (Br).
McCulen for Portland. Me A Stronach (B. Munroo
Borde Terra Nova Br Lockhart. DO for Hants
Demeras also number Of coasting schooners all Of
which becamed between Flushing fats and Hart
Island roads since the I'd inst.
Bark saguehsy (Brl. for st John. NIB. remains In the
roads above.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
SALE OF AUTOGRAPHS.

very interesting collection OF autograph letters
SIGNATURES belonging to an old Journalist sold b.
Bangs & Co., auctoneers, yesterday afternoon.
The following were the highest prices
rought:-Edgar Allan Poe, $l3; Kossuth
Charlotte Cushman, 50 49, President Tyler. So so and
III 25; Charles Kcan, So; stephen A. Douglas SO
Tom Paine, $40; President Jackson, 50 IS
Lafayette, So 25; Webster. 81 10; Washington
$4; Aaron Burr, 81 60; Henry Clay, 81
Carlyle. 81 30; Alexander Hamilton, 81 Frcd
erick Charles Crown Prince Of Prussia
81 10: Victor Hugo, So; Lafayette, S.; President
PIERCE, 81 25: Major General Ph. Schuyler, SO rs
General j. h. B. stuart, So; Darwin. 10 cents; Ed
ward Everett, 40 cents; Nine. do Staei, 10 cents
Agassiz, 20 cents; N 7. Willis, 81; Governor Nor.
ton, 81; John Brougham, 81; Alexander Dumas,
81 SO; Washington Allston, 81 20; Macready, 81
Dion Boucicault, so cents.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
FOUND IN THE SLIP.

At i've O'Clock Yesterday afternoon Ofhcer ODon-
nell found the dead body Of a man under the bridge
at the Fulton ferry house. Deceased was
about Eve feet six inches high, dressed
in black overcoat and dark undercoat and
pants white shirt and black nccktie gaiser
shocs and gray socks. He must have been long
time in the water as his features had disappeared,
leaving the bare skull exposed 70 view. The body
was first brought TO the officers notice by somo
boys. who saw II In the mud while
thew were gathering drftwood 1t does not
appear that anything was found on the remains
whereby to identify them The body permitted
to remain all night covered with boards IN row.
boat at the OF the schooner Carrie D. Alden at
pier 2 East River, just close 10 the street At Fulton
ferry house,
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

BRISTOL Feb l-ssied, bark Lissis Gillespie tBr). Berg
man. ShslbuYne. NS.,
GnxAr YARMOUTH. Feb 5--ssiied. bark Aopia (Nor,.
Sands, New York.
GLASGOW. Feb e-Arrved. steamers californis tBr>.
Ovenstone. and Assyria fBr). Knox. Now York.
GrBRALTAR 30Arrived. bsrks Carmen tsp>. Battle,
Cha for Barceona Antoniess tSp>. Csirus New
Orleans
HAvnz. Feb s--ssied. ship George Hurbut. Mason,
Mobile: bark stonewali Jackson. Arbecau, Boston.
LIVERPOOL Feb 3-sailed. bark rarpeian 'Br) Dorsn.
Galveston 9Th. Lord Give (Br UrQuha PhiiA-
delphia direct
LONDON, Fob e-Arrivsd, steamer Utopia (Br), Craig,
New York.
LYNN. Feb 5-sailsd, bark Prvi Dubrovscki tAus).
Sullich, Baltimore.
LIMERICK Feb 5ssilsd. bark sIeens (Aus), Garguen
rich, United States
NArLRs Feb 4-Arrived, bark La Bella Nor), Olsen,
Wilmington, No.
PLYMOUTH, Feb 6-Sailed. bark Casa Marittma Qta),
CASTILLO, United States.
PALERMO. Feb 1-Saied bark Asslia (Bp, Reynolds,
United States.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb e-Arrived. barks Amor (Aus). Pre-
uda. Philadephia ProvidensA uta Asts, do Lon
don Angelo GtaD, Mortola, Baltimore; Eugeno tAus,,
Perovich. do; Memore uta Caprioe do; II Raben us).
Fiscovich New York; Ydun Nor. Hagemsun, do; Johsn
Hansen Nor). Christophersen, do; Giuseppns Accame
ta. Dedone. do Matsea tAus. Martinoieh. 60; Caste
lar (Nor), Carlsen, do.
Sailed eth 80 PM Celtic tBr). Gleadeil from
Liverpool. Now York.
SOUTHAMPTON, Feb e-Arrived. steamer Mossl CGsE,
Neynabcr. New York for Bremsn tand proceeded.
sIIGo Feb 5-Ssued. bark Franceschino utal), Brog.
Nano, Baltimore.
WEATHER REPORT
HoLrHEAp, Feb g. PM-wind s. moderate; barometer
3o465
fLYxouru Feb 9. PM-wind Sc. light; barometer 4a
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

1asa: Ssr "a rq into tho roads Bomdon Potter
.ogEEssrows:. Jan Ss~sailed, carolin. rr.mrd..
sn. % Y%ouh Leg .d zssssS ru ErV5 csss ss
DO: Rsbeces Gloucester; iiryas wstsrferd; Magic -;
LIVERPOOL Frido: London; orils. Liverpool; william.
'a s1sD.as1sD, Jan ss-Arrlv.d. Spring. a.y.ud Nov
YsuiDrs. Jan as-Xrrivsd. Regime. Bronisud. New O.
leans
A.,ro., s-s..d ApD5sEsal Euis;m:l .,,., vo,.,
BoaDi.Ss, Jan ss-xrrivsa. susanns Rsnsud Charles.
Sailed from Royan a2d comtssss Duch.ts Dupont New
Sailed from Psuillac 22d. Ludwig Heyn schmsus.
..BRouwrRsHAvxs. Jan 2s-Arrivsd. yars Ysra. Boys;
BAacnIoxA Jan 10 Arrived ArroSants Emilio, Lisdo
BREMEN. Jan 2s--Arrived, America Ia. De Liuon. New
Put back 2ad. Pauline. stoha for Tybss.
c.ss lsa Arrived vfrn,s se:rDs New
Sal Saed 10Th. Frisco csdsro York; 18th, rers.n..
s .ss q Rs.nd Port
dylfe. sundbask. Philadspbla u.,.. -. ~,
csss:d "a Fr!ssa Sollsr Boston Guilia. rrapsnl
HxxBuRc. j an 22-Arived Linds u,. Balls. New York;
ssa a4rsa rs@I:ss.s Sss
H.soar %cA % Dec sia port ssdswe
Msnsn1anrs jan Arrived white Green. Gibral
Sailed 22d ResIns. Porcellar Now York; 2sd eooh Lo'
msha %ns.1sa 1st jan = issssd Alice Ada. yorx: iA
Aijstt., Nlshos as ssts. rarkss sa. Lang ; do
Christine. Giricf.sn New Orleans; ssd, Karstea Lam.
Sailed ssd: S;xss!s Q, rs.sy Hs',s.s ,,..,..,
rs,sr Sy Wilmington
s1svAscss. % Jan i4~ssied, Fsrds Chrstianssa. New
ST. HELENA Jan e-Arrived Agnes Hirdes. Manila (snt
TAsIE BAY. Dec 27-sailed, Msxima. Price. New York
rived 1t Aigers Nov IS last after tempestuom
during which she lost her deck load OF timber
sss and 's the oonsDs.s the cargo which WAS
settled by the Court OF Appeal. IN favor ot the
T''' n. master a the 9TH as WITH sons.n
pox Of the most vralent. Mt type ana m d,sa .nis s
sSs Of ali tho articles Of Bedding and
nsed by IN his last Illness have been taken ny
the 70 ess sss m
ANTWERP Jan 24The Crest 80, Darling. which arrived
hcre yesterday from New ran agrouna In the on
damased with the assistance pilot had been
to her; the vessel has docked this morning.
Cxrrx Jan 24-Capt Mundsen OF bark Troy, from New
York, has noted protest.
DuxxiRx, Jan 25-The Norwegian bark Breidabk. Mel.
from Savannah (coton arrived this aernoon lost
anchor and chain.
New Orleans drifted in the river with port down and
tho landing but Was towed clear by the Great
Emperor tug and anchored on Tranmere without any ap
The AmbrIs o. from Madeira brings the ersx ofths
in lat 4S n 10 W. sinking condition. after collision
with Norwsgian bark Mans unxnGwn Ihe crew we're we're
IsS";f rsns hS sna s-%s
QyEEXrowN, Jan 24-The Jacob. Lundberg from New
York for Glasgow has put In here with loss OF sails
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
THE PRIZE RING.

TEN ROUNDS FOUGHT IN BoNAPARrE's PARK,
BoRDENTowN, n. j., BETWEEN ''BULL
HINES AND CHOPPER" oRADx-ruE LATTER
The WINNER.
BoRDEyrows, N. J., Feb 6. 1878
This quiet and cosey little town. only known 10 tho
outside world from It's having been the home In
America Of Joseph Bonaparte and because Of It's great
congress OF brass bands last summer. has
been thrilled In every nervc ana tissue
by The occurrence OF prizc fight un'
der tho very noses OF its stad people
The principals In tho affair were William. alias "Bul', "
Hines, and Thomas, alias "Hopper," Grady, and the
event came Off yesterday afternoon In quiet nook IN
the Bonaparte Park.
The encounter resulted from rImors which Hines
had circulated concerning the marriage OF Grady to
Miss Sabina Mccoy, the daughter OF gravedigger OF
the town, which Grady construed as an insult.
The principals were seconded by Frank McCormIck
for HI mes ami "Smacker" Grady for MIS- brother tho
chopper" Reddy Clarke acted as referee. Thcre
was large crowd in attendance when the men. who
we're IN Splendid condition. entered the ring ~ pre-
ciscly haitpas three o'clock Z. NJ: n,.,,v ,.,, or
both SIDES Grady beng the favorite Bets were
freely offered that Grady would win me ngn,. oas
confident and after little coaxing reached Tor Grady
with heavy rght-hander and sent the latter 10 the
ground First knock-down for Hines
SECOND RouND.-Both men stepped lightly TO tne
front ut the call OF time, sparring cautiously Hines
sent out another rtghthander IecnnR lot 0raoy, Dut
the latter gave him the go-by anc caught Hines with
his ef which sent tho Bull to grass FIRST blood Tor
Grady.
out any special advantage to either party both hght
ing slowly and going down to escape punishment
when pressed hard
SIxrm RouSp.--The lighting became little closer.
both mon taking their punishment blthey ana Gsaoy
finally fighting mis- antagonist down.
Tne seventh, eighth and ninth rounds resulted IN
knock-downs for Grady. on whom pets were oeing
Tenth ROUND. Hines came up looking badly pun
ished on The face and chest breathing heavily Both
seemed nothing 10th when Grady showed disposition
10 force the fight Grady got IN heavy isit.
for a photographer. Grady followed up his advan-
tage sending Hines to grass when his seconds threw
up the sponge In token OF defeat. ana Crazy was
hailed the victor by the assembled roughs
The New York herald., 1878-02-07

OF Cape St Lucas Jan TO- bark Mercury, fAb cieans
all well. Bound 20 tho Line sperm VII ,u.. 20
NB from Society Islands, With ,05o bbs sp OIL on oossa
ana remained port Jan rehtting to eav" or no"e ~
week c.,-
Arrived RUSSELL Bay OF Islands Jan bark Gasene
Moshe of NIB with 225 bbls sp oil since Way last sne
reports the james Arnold Wilson Of with lao oos M
forna NB with ITO bbls oil siace leaving
Mopganui.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT.

The athletic entertainment which takes place this
afternoon at Harry HIPS variety theatre under the
.usnices of Mixe Coburn, promises to be quito a
spirited affair Several we'll known pugilists are
Cd appear and take part In the sports ana
n Is understood that Harry Hicken will spar with
Coburn for purse OF $50. Hicken comes from Pha-
delphia, where he is regarded as an adversary not
10 be despiscd by any light weight.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
The BRADLEY-CLANCY CONTEST.

President Jourdan, OF the Board OF Police and Ex'
cisc has been directed to cause all tho
ballot boxes OF the First Assembly district Of Kings
county 10 be brought before Legislative committee
appointed to INQUIRE The claims Of Danie Bradley
to the seat In the House now occupied by John NJ.
Clancy. Tho comm ittee will meet IN the County Court
House. in the Supervisors room, on Saturday next
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
SPOKEN.

Ship Cold Hun.sr M s frss%ap From Hong Kong Tor No"
Ship Royal Alexandra (8r. Humphrey. from Calcutta
for Sew York. Dec 2s. lat IS IL :. lon 81 20 E.
Ship Chas Luiing Gsr). from Hamburg for New York.
Jan 2l, of Lizard. =
Bark Marina (Bn. Jean. from Annoy for New York, Jan
2, lat 81 s. Ion II e.
Bark Hsselhg.t .Br Gondv from New York tor shanx'
Bark John Hasbrouck. Copb from Ardrossan for Ha-
vana. Ian 20. lat 43 l6. Ion 20 81.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
SAILED.

Steamers Abyssina (Br, for Liverpool: Franco tFr),
Havrc Othelio d3r. Hull; Columbus, Havana; Aurora
(sp), do; Gen Whitney New Orleans Regulator. Whining
rands. Melbourne; La Maria dta. Lisbon; Archer Monte
video; Niobe (Nor. Cope penhagen Primo utal. Cork or
Falmouth; Arcturus tbr). do: Hera Cier). liverpool
Feeri iIta Marseles: brgs Mary Gibbs Sevle Bertha
Hunt Kingstou; Mary Lunt (Br, Montego Bay;A Hur
burt Richmond; Minnie Gilman and l. Steere for
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
OBITUARY.
ABRAM @. SMITH.

Abram G. Smith, associated witE Coleman 10 the
proprietorshp OF the Metropolitan Hotel, Wash ing
ton d. c., was in his usual good health attending TO
business on Tuesday. but, during the night, WAS
seized with sickness and died several hours there
alter Ho was popular with all who Know him. Mr..
Smith formerly resided in New York
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
DIVORCED.

Suit was brought in the Brooklyn City Court before
Judge McCue, by Mrs. Anna N. Binnger against her
husband Abram N. Bininger Tor absolute divorce.
Yesterday the Court decided IN favor OF the plaintiff,
but reserved the question Of alimony for further con-
alteration.
The New York herald., 1878-02-07
BADLY BEATEN.

Jeremiah oLoary, owner OF a "beanery" at ~ IL
Chatham street. was assaulted last night by TWO
known men, who after eating in the saloon, refused
to pay. He was badly cut about the head and arms
and was sent to Chambers Street Hospital There
were no arrests