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New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
DECISIONS-JAN, 22.

Snurcnp COu,'t-C hambTs-Bv Judge Barrett
Costello agt Aaron-MOtiOn denied. Thayer Gro
Delaware and hudson Canal CO. a5t Ho1abck twoDOuJn
Mercer agt RhOner agt NeHlnni Hus'd agt ~ac
Motions granted. Laokev agt. CaItorGfaht'~ Hauuas
art Cox-Cause restored. Mitchell ayL CAUnan-Moton
TuaTy l5 1873. Valentine agt Friend Tor lr 21ti
Beate PengueiGTanted for the fret Friny VI FeDru
ery Parks agt WtsteIvelLct attachment lsu. bail
able 800. Webster aet sioci " tllLri commission
Van Wagcner. of london. p gland Inc Bow
ery National agf. Duryee.-Thefc nOting III the
orposiug affidavit granted.
By Judge Donohue- Collins agt Collins Order stile'
By Judge Dayls.-UUbbe agL The Pacito Mutlai iasil
rance CO-Orier granted.
sscai 7trJaBy Judge Lawrence Murphy agt Roach and
Orders granted Murray MurrayI-io must be joi<
nent fT plaintiff OYeTrang he demurrer "th Leave h o
defendant within twenty days nt OF costs
memorandum
S,,srior Court-SDecidl T9n--By Judge Sodgwick.-
Iorillard Clyde. aDemuT1 sustained with leave Ia
amend Of cOstS Silinptr a2j
Earle ct Demurrer sustanc. WILL mIeuOis
Oakley aet Hyat-Ihe complaint IL dismissed "Ilh t1habe
melnOianOun
pot q referee -nissiDc the complaint continued lawson
ag yll0u nj Judgment srbel. In tie matter OF the pc
OD o IOSisend.-I rider appointing May r. lo~i serd
Guardian al itim J. IOvnsebd, luiaut HOIccs
II al act TnOnpsOI. Dec signed Nd1 DycK agt To"
ncv-Orer ga cd HGd Undertaking approved NOoN agt
Jacobowsky Oider Got publication oi summons fiYie
aGt Masters $50. J.; same ac ssIuo 60 y same aRt
Carey.-Or,leTs settled
Cannon Pleas ChdmbcJy.-Ty Judge j. T. Daly.-
Tn the matter of ,lhencr the matter % PhlpsReicr
encc ordered TIE matter of OraArptca'ion Geuird
l3y Judge LsI1emoroI the matter of whitman -" mem
0raudn counsel. Allen as LOnjerback, etc Flldlngs
settled and signed.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
LABOR AGITATION AT SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 22..The wOrkingmen
held their convention last night The police discovered
the place OF meeting and made descent upon It, Ihe
police captainin charge OF the squad was vested WIN
discretionary authority. he entered tine hail. and md
ing that the proceedings Of quiet aud legitimate
character forbore 70 interfere, and the con-
venton completed the business OF the evening
and adjourned without disturbance uiti, "Wednesday
evening, after Cfccting a permanent Ofgdnllaloh'
A committee appointed 10 obtain wrlt 0i man
dam!s commanding The Mayor 10 show cause why me
convention should not he permitted 10 hod us sessions
undisturbed. There evident disposition 10 dls-
cnuntenince the violent ANA IncendiarY course OF
Kcarney and HIS coadiutors, and to conduct the apof
agitation peaceful aud lawful manner SGlne ol tle
men who are known To- be "a opposition 10 keafntFi
prominent in the proceeding and IN conversation
with members after TIE adjournment IL was lFfcly
stated that thew preferred that Kcunov ehoud remain
ja he dill the PARTY more harm than good \ hlIi
has drawn introduction IN the Legislature pro-
vn for n inquiry as Ia the Of tile present ex-
cItemcn aud fixing the responsibility therefor where 1t
mag be found 10 properly belong
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
JOANNEs THANKS THE COURT.

George, the Count JOannes, was induced, ac-
cordng his story. defend Jason H. Tuttlc against
the proceedings OF Anthony Comstock. He did so. he
says, by pedgug his word to Superintendent Waling
that Mr. Tuttes offences should cease, and by expurgt
ing his books for all OF which counsel and critic lac
asks by suit S6O0 When he drew his summons the old
Code was law. When the summons was served six
months later Code had prescribed new form OF
summons Yesterday b. f. Russell asked the dismissal
OF the summons defective. The Count insisted that II
complied in all respects with the form OF summons.
except that address had not the letters z. o. tpost
ofce before IT, Yet that" he said "is my post office
address where have received letters Of which these
the envelopes from the Duke Of Cambridge the Duke Of
Wellington and the Earl of Dnferin. Laughter Aye,
gentlemen you may laugh but you may live thousand
years and not receive such honors"
Judge Barrett, as the Counts process was wrong,
granted the motion but without The Count in his
grandest manner said a. thank your Honor. Mr. Rus
sell You may retire."
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
be made not only self supporting. but viii pay divi-
dend to stockholders.
PRIZES At THE PIGEON SHOP.

The judges, L. Buringame, p. c. Beigel, L..
Maclesh, and wm Simpson. r concluded the awards or
prizes at the Pigeon show at the Aquarium, Monday.
The following is the complete list of awards:
aotcs-A schel fret and second II. COlell third prize
Pess-C. spess, frsti A. scel seconds H. Coleil hira
prize. --...,
T7mpe.ersH. Colei three first and one second
A. Schell, one second T.. scbuchman third Prize
short Fdcei TnblrST 8. Gaddess ten fr-t ana tnree
second prizes H. COe thirteen second hye third ana Two
fourth prizes
OursJames four rst three second, and two
Cole first prizes and third prlLe
Chfnese Oris.-H Colel, four iirst prizes
Engh OsCts-James Ives three first three second, anu
two third prizes: c. N Hyssers one first prize. - -
Anocrps-I- Waefaler second and one third j. van
Opsdell one first prize , :,
Rvnt.-HeIman eiche, frst prize A sehel, seconds
o. Thurson third prize. NJ.
1aOp,esA. sche first and third prize c. Beck
eT, second prize
}deob,ns-A sehell first second and third prizes.
drchnnGsIS-A. Schell, first aud second prZes.
Ice IrgeOns.-A. Schell first and second prizes.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
THE BARLOW TESTIMONY CLOSED.

General Tracy, though still weak, was in his
place at the Barlow trial yesterday. Assistant District
Attorney Herrick recalled Receiver BOstwlck and Nh.
Browning the former teller but nothing OF Importance
was elected E. W. Hale, United States Bank Examiner
testified that put Barlow oath and examined blm
as 10 the condition OF the bank Here the prosecution
rested its
on motion of General Tracy, Judge Benedict decided
that the defendant must be acquitted the first count in
the indictment but reserved decision as 10 the others
For the defence General Tracy called Mr. DeaDe. the
president OF the Fshll Savings Institution, who es
fed that none Of the bonds Of that institution had been
loaned TO the National Bank OF Fislk; he said that
100000 OF Its bonds missing. The savings bank
was I'm the building the National bank and Bar
tow was its treasurer. Mr.. McCadmus of the firm Of
Wilmarding Duer Co.. testified that his firm had Ofbn
loaned money TO Barlow on Government bonds He also
testified as to the connection between Barlow and the
Merchants Exchange National Bank of this city After
reGxamning the former teller the defense closed and
the court adjournment until to-day, when argu
Iucnts will he heard.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
COURT OF APPEALS.
pRocEEpINGs. pEcIsIoNs AND CALENDAE.

PROCEEDINGS, DECISIONS AND CALENDAE.
ALBANY, Jan. 22.-ProceedinGs in the Court of
Motions: Madge act. Ping-Moton for rearenment sub
rntted.
General calendar No. 24-Bevhn agt Cooper Argument
resumed and concluded. .
No Ss-Isead agt. City of Buffalo ARGUED by John H.
Greene for appellant and o. O. Battle for respondent
Jl-TLe Railroad Company agL ktrr.-
Argued L. BuI1 for appellant and Charles Otonor
for respondent.
The following opinions handed down Motion Denied
The People agt Tie Security Life Insurance Company
Judgn, uts Approved Farmers and Mechan
ics Mutual Bank Buffalo agi. The EIie Railway COMPANY
Orders approved judgment absolute for pani slpdla
with cossWood agt The Eric Railway ComPanyOrdcr
OF Special Term ana motion gra ted "n
terms opinion with payable tie At" o
Order settled by ChIeIJ ustcc CHURCH
partes DO agree. Iu re Valentine.
pay for "Wednesday, January 23NOs Gs 90. 73
4
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
BITING oFF a FRIENDS LIP.

David Nell, of No. II Downing-st., and
Michael Purcell, OF No. 52l East Ffiecnthst, met IN
Purcelis room. on New Years Day. They were both
under the influence OF liquor aud soon had quarrel
tnenas interfetTed and the men became apparently
irends. tbey took few more drinks together and
force Proposed to shake hands with Neil. The latter
instead oi dong so, knocked Purcell down, and then
~ on MS upper lip and escaped Purcell has been in
.he hospital Until yesterday when he appeared against
day, q charge Of ma nem. '
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
CALEXDARo THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouGI-cgAGEEs- Barrett. Nos Is, 80 81,
49, So 90. lO5. lon 10 no ~ ~! ~ ,29 49, lil
i4s 100 l57 156. i9f ~ ~ I73 10 Can begins at
No l7G end. at No. 213.
2a6 i5S' I97 20 2S, isj 2Si - 23l, 23O. H. ljl6.
III liS IC6 l7O 49, 49, 2lS DBL 49, - ~ -
srfUh TyRr- Lawrence Nos. l3G, 3d. y, d. 22b, IL,
&C. 81 8S So 90 81 a. a. III, 81 2G Ii5 lJ, l5l, l3o
l89 l43. i45. l9l. DownrreTs- % ana ~ - ,c-,
lO6 2Ga2 iO 1861, 1910 i79 30 gGl, 5J3 8l2 1872,
1883 1893 2Gg7 2704 1915, 1896, 1893. 2419 60 1891,
1899 lO92 1879 1890 1884, i3s9 1890, 1891 1884 1893,
2l02 1858. 1872, l70s'2 ln9, 1914. -, o.o M, ,.o
762 i7os I27o i2s3 1887 osl 753 o6I 3oS 1861 1867
1900 ilOS, 1903 l2sGi2, l2l- 1855. 3672 1861. ~ -
PART ut-Nan BfImt, J.-Nos. lG02, 30 GtG lo6o, SSl
go 1874 l375t % 5si 1905. 1924 5Il 1852, lOlZ
suiFmOE COunT-srKCIAL 1ERM--peir, Nos 81, Gi.
o4sHIii1 TrRu-PArr I-sanfori Nos 493 lIs, 740.
8J4 5G7 $40 20Oq 7l9 CAS-. ~, Jll, 7Gj. 500 G,7;
CoX,uON PIEAs--iii ABBLH--J J. D>!y, J.-No' > IL.
TutI TFRn- PliT J.. Van Hocseu, Nos. ~, i5i,
500 2I4 9Ol 335, 92S 7o9 TO 6@d $780, yGJ ll7j 232
MAINE counIrRIAL TEaMpAgT o go, M. yeAdam Nos
39i5 200 Sj0i 800 29l7 3ol3, 51ls, 3n3l 20l 1851.
S0ei s0o7 sOS S1OL 1874 2004 30l9, 51j2. 81 l. 1888
3Isi I72 1868 3797, 1875. l11 32Z1. 80 2@'' @25,
3229 323 S233 $780, 3257, 322i $780, 332I 35Z 5320
PAN II-AIker C. Nos 292o 1886 2OG3, l7is 2@o9,
2SJ5 g75a 3O57 1899, 33l3 1914 35lo S3l 49, % ~
PAIR III--Shea J.-NOs. 3776 1919, 2654, 238j ~ s.
8ZO3 2647 24SO 29l7 27S7 265O, 21l2 5<l lost roo
GENRRAL sRssoSs-PAHr I-SEth.fiand J-Johh MaIIihy'
burglary; Nina MOuon, Ldward 4. Chambers, Forgery !
Julen Ieppus petit larCeny IhOmas higgins, excise
PART I-GierseeVe JOHN COnd0n, iel0l"l's assaut
and battery; John Iundor burglary David Casey Johh A.
ccny from person sarah Coleman, William Montgomery
abduction: Richard Bulry, concealed wet. oIs.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
NAVY ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-LieutensnU Thomas
H. Gardner aud Masters JOAN T.. Wallis aud d. d. "
Stuart are ordered examination preliminary TO pro-
notion Lieutenant Geo. W. DrIonS i detached from
The Nautic.l Schools hip st. Mary's. AT Scw-fork and
ciaut,d six months ~ absence from tie lst OF FED
ruary. with PERMISSION 70 leave thh unr"d states.
N0HFOLK Va. Ja.. &2.-lhe United states siOop-Of
WAY O-sl,ep sailed to-day FOR The spanish tualn Tue
Powhatun will sail on TaurSdIy for thc West indies
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
DIsMIssING A CITY SUIT.

When the new bulkhead lines on the Harlem
River established, most Of the riparian owners
bought, by private agreement, from the city right 10
the land out the new bulkhead line, and filed it in.
MessFs Hart and Remsen paid 81 700 for such right
just above the Harlem Bridge the front OH the river
being abOut 260 feet Recently the city sued them in
eectmen; for this fed-n land claiming that the sale of
the property private contrary to the charter
and void Judge Van Brunt has dismissed the complaint
as the city had not offered 10 return the money had re-
ceyed, and he rules at the time hold the
money and the contract under which IL was obtained
ILLEGAL.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23

5000, on December 7. was brought TO close yester
day, beiore Justice Morgan. Eleven witnesses were
called 10 the stand Catharlne and Elizabeth Doehlen
deposed that they saw the accused and another man
huiredy take the bale OF silk from on me street
driver. 1he motion of Messrs. Howe and Orlando l..
for the discharge Of the prisoner was refused and
Geary was committed in default OF $4,000 bail.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
PENALTY FOLLOWING QUICKLY on cRI,lE.

George Morris was arrested in Wiliam-st..
Sunday having IN his possession property which
be had stolen from tie residence OF William j. Buckley
st Paterson the night before He yas indicted by the
Grand Jury o. Passaic County, Monday, for breaking
entering and larceny. Yesterday he arrngned I'm
the passaic County Court and pleaded guilty. Being
asked II he had anything TO say, he made strong appeal
Tor mercy claiming that he had been robbed Of al OF his
money and clothing at Toledo, Ohio and had walked 10
PatsrsOn Judge BarkaOw sentenced him to five years
imprisonment IN the State Prison, al hard labor
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
THE PERMANENT EXHIBITION.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 21.-The first annual
report OF the Permanent Exhibition Company made tins
afternoon the of expenses over income for
the past year. Ss2593 liabilities, $5l0,O0i and assets,
consisting OF the Nam building, furniture machinery,
ec 1881 OO2 The report states that $4,000 Is s due
ti,e Centennial Board OF Finance, but Is hopeful that
with economical management the Exhibition VIII yet
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23

II is generally the man who doesn't subscribe
for Il paper wao frrd, H. editor communication pitch
ing into somebody suiaeth ug. aud signs u Many
RcadcIs"-l NOfrisiO"n Herald
Faith is sometimes pcrsonificd ne drcnchcd
feua @ cin.1u tu s-a-gdshtd rock INT better per-
slniitition wlui Dee bald headed man buying bottle
of A. al H.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
TRYING TO SAVE THE SILK sMUGGLERs.

An elaborate decision was rendered by Judge
Benedict yesterday. the motion for trial in toe
case Of the silk smuggers, Owen and Graf Ex-Judge
Dienboefer, counsel for the defendants, made the
uoD, on the ground that much evidence had been i'm
properly admitted particularly the confession OF owen
Judge Benedict discussing fully tie various aspects OF
the denies the notion and lac Will he ready
hear motion for sentence on Friday next II II said
That the defence will now ask for trial, the
gIOUnd Of newly ydiseOycred evidence.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
pfSSEVGERS ARRTVED.

FROM TIvFEPOOr-Ta Stgm hiD H.''.iio. Cen and
iari ,rs Cra,iry a1d children. r. W 1usrorli \ Mad
dnck, 30. Palmer.
From BRI.aFN-T1 san hip Ho"i-F ~. Koch. 4
Ercitz g. p oNurl. n. = t".J'- :: Htunr - DI-s-, W
!f!tz 4. Ncf ,cNer. J Burger, H. Ab"nhrA' W "lahs'
MIS-. n. Nil aus and Clii
TROM HNVANA-Tq Se~1SbfD C's's-i R"icwah W.
Sihger " H. payss. H. H. Gregory, H. IL. AIfans l. Ason
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
REAL ESTATE.

Ngw-YoRK, Tuesday. Jan. 22. 1s7
The following sales were held at the
change Salesroom to-day:
BIZ Gerard Bets.
3story brick buildings and lot No 33 East 29thst,
ns l7b ft c Madison ave, lot 2l.9NJa.e; VIM
Treadweu
By Vn. Rena1lip.
2story brick dwelling house and store, 'front.' and 3
story brick tenement house, rear. with lot, NO 4s7
2d-aye, W s. "a II 27thst. lot 24.SXlOO; Emma .
BIZ Louis BeSieT.
3-story brown stone house with lot West 128th-
ST. rs # 6thav rt ls.5x991l Potter Dixon.-... a.
Yy Richard T. HGraen
On the premises teriay sold 2sfOry frame house.
stable and plot OF land Broadway, adjoining
l5G; Bashiorc -. ACKNOWLEDGMENT. 10,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
IRON MANUFACTURERS AND TIE PARIS ENIH
BITfON.


IllILNDiLPIIIA, JNll. III III NtVIVIIIy VI
the American Iron ana Steel As socaiion iias asccriained
hat scare any American manufacturers ~ iron aud
steel or Of oc motives iron bridges. ma, ur tools
other machinery applied for gp'ce a. the Paris TX
Lilitiun. Jc manufacturers ~ saws cutlery aud hard
war. are also negccug Ia make appi' iiiOn. Unl-
nmcd ate Steps ru by The representatives, ~ the
above industries crcdiahic play, te prob
abilities are that the iron aId Size. exhibit VIII
br z failure.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
MARLAE fNThLLlGNNCE.


WINIAl Z II. NI1'I ~
sun rses w II sun -ets.... 5.07 clock fast -l% !?
xoon Ii.cs Ot Noon .ouii~ 3.57 Noon, days 20
sandy Hook l:n GOV Island 1853 iei Ga,e..... l22
WAiT1 lInA.-t. -.
SANDY Hook .ll53 GOV Island. - Hon GAte''.. l;4E
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23

Alb,rs Hermann aud VIE To Ff,'lrrck K'ssier
h'''S sart o.. 5000
1ghmri p" mo- is"i - 49,"
I1sns-,t, n +. -. D ~ oi FFas,rs land. stouls,
Brrlnuer Frances 4. To ioa. ph o brown. ennen,
ci,isras SAVINGS Bank Gustav Krai,. assignment
cunSinshsir Jane. d, to Joan schnhbo No 225
ror,ii@' Ab,aiam aad vife t,Abrihain cohen Iien.
ii,aa,: aud Il id,cs nt@r 'f'' ' '.' 1900
'''i' 81 aior,Sasc s, ." =. ', 1900
tnirp and Ii,nry ienier' o1e hAi'' A'"B " = - 49,
Faths Lels. TO sidonn Ling a-.isn'n,nt Of u,ort-
Wv ncaf Earab1c,c ii yoa.sls 3 icr.. -, 10000
'' fo'tfsd i,''' a'r Nm .Iriss, Yaai,r -. 5000
Guuther. ,iarrr, aad husband. 10 eo.se iiserney-
-. >prngAcisL ss. 40 it oi t"lFiAndt-1'c. -
uaytn-, Jsna!ean aad wli,. to liaIbof savings oo
IiiegIns jeremiah. To rno,oa. Ocopnoo. assignment
mnSane E,als and ~, to eohari naue
.2t.1 r. " Of ANcB ..--. ....-..-..-- 5000
Lsnsin. john To George II iaughiu. Chnriesstns. 400.
Law .,a Juds5n To- Io..0h Barrou agreement t. e,l
bond "aa , mS,sass s !" F,, Sn dso5 n 2i0
Hunter ana o,aois ~, gnmcut Of aorisage , 1000
woi Aye4 ,''' ,.,...'.... 200
MarAGtaaf John to i,ob@r Ir~ia 5i,h ,t. 423it
M.c,f,,af John rrancia MccaDe, 7ithsi IS, i25 90,
Marvin Iaine,, iay,ni. II Mcntros., loo,hs ST, -
Fiauk1u --...-.. l3jO
Rannry, Oaihaiiue ~. to C0rn.has MctoIn. 17tl'st,
~ n u Of lst ......--.-......... 1000
Iapncy, Caibar!De II. L. Cornelius Me- opn cor OF
let ave aud 1,fll St. IOOO
RiariIu. Edward 10 Dwight q Fullrr. .'ths, IS, la
Of IN 5000
l.1yIie, Jane and husband 10 JohI M.ndcNine,
24thst 2JG Il e of lJth.AN o......-.-. 2j q
e..2i9 Il n Of ssh st ..@...''..'.. 5000
~ mt ofmortgsse 1000
st. - 10 - : st 81 ave ~ .. 300
1ilauT. MARY f., t. United states Itust 'otnptny,
Home - $50 ft " Of S1ulasru EouicyarC.-.-. tOtO
%Enic Kitcaan. a"ssnmoai u mon age ... 5poj
sss lna,,ni + moft ........... 5000
s.snncs Of m6r.aase .... $500
s" ....'. ......... 600
Wiener Wilnelminc, To Frederick ! Plrnl ana Rob.
2dare'.. @,''' '''''o'' 10 600
Wilde, Joseph aud wife to John VI tndh hruomc II,
So 1 lte Of TLOmi, -, s.iJrct 10 $4,000 -
Zangcr. L0l.. Patrick ChecvrIs. 2dthst, :. 900 $40
Sc, joOi.a y Of Gth aye.... ........,' 1000
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
Gonntrn properIp 10 Eei.
A RARE CHANCE.

To LEASE FOR 4 NUMBER OF YEARS,
the world rrnonef aud magnificent tbrccsory efee the
IlongkOng Hotel Hougkong This spacious td
uf business part OF %
town and in fan view OF the landing places o.
all the mail and cOastns steamers.
building modern Improvement and AL conN en-
fences elegant bar. billiard rooms, reading r1Ous anu
dining hall which win accommodate 200 persons. &c.
Fer Photographic views pans snd iulth.g larusn'ars
apply To ~ {. DhSENth.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
Uinier Resorts.

BOARD AT AIKEN, s. C.--'The house re-
ID Gently kept by H. A. smyser has been ll9roaghy +,
rnirei. THe furniture throughout BOARD AT htA
SONABLE RATES. Adcress d. 4. LANslNg.
MAGNOLIA, FLORIDA.
c T. JONES. Of the ELBERON, y. T.,
and formerly the Hoffman House and ~ James New YORK,
has the Hotel at Magnolia, Florida on the s. Johns
Eeiers TO sIr Lewis B Brown % Broadway. NowYork
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
Giip properlp 90 Mt.

A DOCTOR, unmarried. who has rented a
~ house Harlem Is desipus ~ making Arrangement
with a small IA y for mutual bencht rfcr"hges require
and given. Address ~ last l2eth-st
CMOKY CHIMNEYS CURED with HULLS
- PATENT CAST IRON GALVANIZED VENiIlArok-
Warranted send for circular. State right. fnF sale .
HULL. GRIPPEN & co, 80 3daYe. v 7.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
RECORDED LEASES.

Van Wagenen Jacob, 10 Henry Arthur, Nos ? and "A
IcIy--t, cor Coolest 20 annual rental oi-.----.. -
Wikin-, states. 10 frvdtri'S Blchun n rcpf dust
and bth-aFr .1k9s. ytAfs, ~ annual r'iiia ~
WynkOnp. Ersucis aud vile, to susan l.enncy,
IiOlston--i, o. = beiHtou AYES aud u, 2l ycfTs,
~ annual rental of
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
AIMING TO SET ASIDE LUNACY PROCEEDINGS

AIMING TO SET Aside LUNACf PROCEEDlNCS
Victorine NJ. McCloskey married AntOnius F.
McCloskey in 1862 in Gcnesee County They are said
10 be connections OF Cardinal McCloskey Soon after the
marriage the husband TO NewYork, and the wife
soon Joined him here. In 1871 she made brief visit to
a daughter In Genesee County. Proceedings IN lunacy
taken against her in that county, and she de-
clared lunatlc by the County Judge Jasper b. lie wis
was appointed guardian of her estate The husband and
wife united in suit to set aside this proceeding making
Jasper b. Lewis Certa Jackson, VictOrnc Chamber
and Herman f. Jackson defendants Yesterday the
before Judge Barrett on motion TO compel Lewis
who il is charged, has received $1,000 from Mrs
McClOskeys estate and only paid 1925 for her support
70 pay the money for her support After the state
ment OF The petition the court adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
TWEED TOO SICK TO TESTIFY.

The suit of Smalley. receiver, against the
city is now trial before Judge Donohue Il is in fact
suit 500 for stone furnished by John L. Browp
the welknown cty contractor, for the Harlem Court
House The architect of the building yesterday testified
that he had the plans OF the building on the
ders OF william NJ Tweed, ga lacOpic gentleman who
could do work in five minutes than any other
in day" These plans contemplated cost OF about
million for the building.
Tweed was expected TO be present testify under
habeas corpus but sick TO attend. An adjourn
ment was had TO take hs testimony az Ludlow Street
made to get 1t to-day John II. Strahan appeared for
the plaintiff F. l. StetsOn and T. II. Lacombe for the
city.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23
Ro1ro dro Rooms.

West Side.
A DvERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- r Y@k N VIII "a ;I ~ u, Cot ~ A % ar.
rhir ave- Forty sevenih;t at t,e HARiEM oFEicE
oiurcraic~ -
NAlK PARLOR TO LET; also. front sunny
IL .cori small iirpng witn BUAED; two l9'e-,
geatcia ~ Eentran end "ie terms low good neish'or
nOWNTOWN BOARD.-Partics can find
aOf and to3r from 40 per week and upward NJ
3 clinton P,ce ~ sil st. ar broadway house has warm
halls. aud nl modrfn c'i Frui'nc'a -
I ARGE connecting looms on FIRST and second
fco- class bOan references required.
M. BIRD ALL 25i Wet 5iulst.
CUPERlOR accommodations for invaids in
Aadr-ss SIcrAS tribune Uptown onee l.ss Broad
= NEATLY furnished front ROOMS, $lo
and sl3 for two with sooi boari one 'psc rom go
Amencln family; near E'evat-d Railway 40 'oS West
II WEST l6TH-ST.. near 5Tll-AVE.-
Fruut PARLJR 10 lea t. seutlcAn OF gentleman and
wi'r, vita bua.d.
1G WEST loTH-Sr. Large room on parlor
~ n'1r to rent Hi'' board
oD WEST 32D-ST.-Vcry desirable PARIOR
sp% ard BEDROOM just vacated ever JAInS strictly
R.t WEST Handsomely furnished
b1ta, in mai private family near fina Avenue fota
~ WEST WASHINGTON-SQUARE--Rooms
eIC with board ip gfnen and wives aad single gentle
reference required.
20 WEST 6TII-ST.-Permanen or transient
eJO gIost- vii nnd excellent acoOmmoditns vita lrst
,la.~ table, at reasonable rates.
6lA7 5rII-ANE.-Elcgant parlor and bed
~I second 1oor. 'front.' with or without puNate
.dO!o.
East Side.
: IGIIT HOUSEkEEPrNG.-Lar front
Iooa nicely furnished, - 30; another 80 90 4l7 $th
ave. tear 18th -.
AIRS. Il. II. JENKINS, 115 East 23d-st.,
Vl ROOMS second nOor 20 rent with board refer
I'D and 30 STORY back sunny rooms 10
rent lna1. alsO single rooms references 100
and los last 2gd -
1trIl-s;., l3i East-Largc comfortably tur-
ai-lcd superior board also single room
terms moderate references
.lE EAST 23D-Sr. near MADISON-SQUARE
sPO Pleasant ROOMS. Unexpectedly vacated, with
BOARD dining room on Iaror roor references
~ EAST 59TH-Sr., near Central Park
pleasant and good board at moderate terms
SN.) 3D-ANE., corner 5lth-st.-furnished
CsI second Ro1r front rooms to let IA small French fam
iy rcfe e'ces
New-York tribune., 1878-01-23

FOR STEALING A BALE OF SILK.
The examination in the case of Horace B.
Cianin * Co. against Washington Geary alias Wash