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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
CIVIL NOTES.
Amelia H. IIuu obtained leave Yesterday


from Judge Donohui to sue as administrator OF her
husband samuel L. Iurd, Receiver Jcwett, OF the Erie
Rgnway Company. Her husband was killed at Grey
court. by accident on the Enc Railway ana she seeks
the - 900 compcusa lon allowed by statute.
Martha Adelaide Coll SAYS she was married
70 Rosno COL February 20, 1871 ana has two children.
She says her husband has deserted her and taken the
children To live win woman named Lee az 30 -
Wei Thirty iist--t.. and tcache, them To cell that
woman mother she has obtained writ Of habeas cor
Judge Sedgwick dismissed, yesterday, the
suit Of Patrick Fox aud Thomas Fox against simon
wornser for - 900 commissions for nccting agree
the sale Of property, owned by Andrew j.
Gmycy. judge scdgw.ck holds that at Che time Of he
TRANSACTION the title 10 The property IN view OF G1ryeys
nrat aud the claims OF the city, not such as pru-
dent man was bound 10 iiAe.
Mary +. Ingcrsoll brought divorce suit
oslins; her husband. william F. lnscrsoll and the re-
fierce has decided IN her favor She applied Yesterday 10
naVu another attorney substituted for Frederick
schwartz or swarts, her attorney she saw mat ue
agreed t. charge her only 500 which she paid but now
he asks 500 more The counsel says lac was put To
great trouble and considerable expense. Judge Law
renee granted the motion on phlntlU paying heF At
tOrney so.
Anthony Doyen has sued William MCGOWAN
for $4,000 He charges McGowan with conspr-
ins with his wife 10 put him in prison as disor-
DERBY person. and then while he in prison. alternating
his wifcs affections and betrayng her lie obtained an
man stefcl obtained yesterday. from Judge DonOhue
an order that the plaintiff show cause to-day why the
day1ts DENYING any improperly between The defendant
and Mrs Deyelin aud ayerrng that Mr.. Dcyen Is nov
living peaceably with his vile
The trial of the suit of Sarah F.. Goodwin
against Sarah T. Encas and others begun yesterday
before Judge Van Brunt II Is 10 forccose mortgage on
property at Madison-ave and Ninceth-st Mrs. Eneas
is the wife OF Joseph Eneas. who ran away from his
creditors February 10. 1917 Mrs Eneas says hef nus
band being an alien had all his real estate put In her
name she says that she never acknowledged tue mort
gage and never saw The notary and dld not believe the
signature hers The case is still On
The will of Howell HoppOck was filed yes
terday VITA the surrogate for probate He gives to his
wife OF their residence and the furniture abso
lutely. and 1880 u year. To his daughter, Laura
Frances Hcam he gives $4,000 to the Rev. Mancus s.
Hutton $500 and TO each Of his executors $1,000 The
rest OF his property he divides into three partone to
20 to his daughter. Laura Frances Heam one to The
children ~ his deceased daughter sarah Ellen COtheal
and the other third to the children OF his deceased son.
George H. Hoppock He appoint. his WIT. Mary ..
ward II. scey his executors
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THE MISTAKE OF BOSTON MANAGERS.
THEIR ERROR ~ REGARD TO ROWEs PLAY, "THI


MessrS. Tompkins 81 Ill., of the Boston The
atrc, brought suit against James c. Duff the manager Of
the Broadway Theatre to prevent him from producing
the play Of The ExilesP Tho plaintiffs supposed that
this PLAY was to be translation cOiorablo imitation
OF the play Of Eugene Nus and vciorien sardou.
founded gu the novel OF Prince Lubomioski, entitled
"Fonctionnaires ct Boyards." II found 10 he an
independent adaptation OF that novel by George Faw-
Rowe. An Injunction, which had been granted, was
for any damages which might arise until the matter
could Doe fully argued Yesterday, before Judge DonO-
hue IN Supreme Court Chambers, A. j. DttenhOofer,
in behalf Of the plaintiffs acknOw edged that they could
sustain the injunction against the acting OF the play
itself AS IL was an independent adaptation Of the novel
He thought however. that they might sustain 10 against
the Though the title old II had received a
and different value from the French authors. and
from the production Of the play by the plaintiffs He
called attention t. the fact that In the paybl issued
at the Broadway Theatre 10 announced the play
acted NJ The Porte ~. Martin Theatre in Paris.
OIkey II III read the answers OF The defendant and
C. ". brooke to argue for Mr.. Dun. when Judge
Douohue stopped him. saying: " There only three
ant using the plaintiffs play second that he is using
their title third. that he Is irving To- make tho pubic
believe his play Is their play. aud tho plaintiffs papers
do not show any such ground Tue ground OF the orig
nal application 10 me for injunction not this last
As to the other two grounds. don't now think
there any thing ia the which the injunction can
he sustained. Will look at TIE papers. and ~ there :.
thing that leads 10 different conclusion then
vii. hear defendants counsel"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A WESTERN RAILWAY CONTRACT.

The suit of Henrietta p. Spraguc, administra-
trix Of John IT, spracue, against Adoph H. lazare and
the Indiana and Illinois Central Railway Company was
tried yesterday before Judge Van Brunt Tine company
made contract with Iazare 20 build its road and he
assigned IL in part 10 j. Elliot Condict There were
several subsequent negotiations aud alterations OF the
contract, u re-ult - which COndct claims that he
earned right to 5000 shares O the prefc red stock He
further claims that this stock had been In part trans
fcrred zirc about 10 be- aud having assigned
all his rights 10 the plaintiff She brought this suit 10 pre-
vent the further transfer ~ such stock and for
counting 10 what due hun. The defendants deny
thing Is due him. The court reserved It's de-
clalOn.
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THE COURTS.
ME-. JEWETTS PAYMENTS CRITICISED.
MS SALARY, LAWYERS FEES AND OTHER ExPENDr


ME-. JEWETTS PAYMENTS CRITICISED.
/ ms SALARY, LAWYERS FEES AND OTHER ExPENDI.
TUREs OBJECTED TO.
There was hearing yesterday before James
O. Spencer referee Of objections In the matter OF pay
by Receiver Jewett OF the Erie Railway for tho
month OF December 1877 and OF his accounting for jan
uay 1878 The objections were filed by Henry Arden,
in bebsl Of certain judgment creditors W. Tgey and
Others Asbe p. Green and Henry Arden appeared for
the Obeools C. L. Atterbury for the rccever end j. H.
Henshaw for the Farmers Loan AID Trust CgmJany.
The objections contain tweny-eight sp>;i.Setons.
Exceptions taken 10 payments OF certain
bonds and mortgages Of the Erie Railway, anc c pay
ments to other railways alleged traffic balances the
basis OF which, 1t Is asserted, large amount OF
freight, earned at great loss TO the Erie Railway Com
pany and to the great gain OF individuals II Is
also affirmed that In December SCALP 10 WAS paid 10 j.
j. Little Co, for printing; that this 40 per cent
than other Arms would have charged for tie work
Tue 1893 80 paid to Receiver Jewett FOR his salary for
December 1877 it is charged, improperly paid, be-
cause Mr. Jewett already owed the Erie Railway Com.
pany more than that amount TO {. q. Barber Sl,l5I
was given for services In signing the Of the presi
dent OF the company 10 certificates of stock
by Turner, Lee. & Mcclure Of 1919 10 in a suit In
the interest of the Farmers Loan and Trust Company
OF the receiver: Sj053 80 paid 10 Dorman b. Eaton
as counsel for seven months from May until December
amount, that Mr. Eaton defendant I'm suit the
result OF which was appointment OF Mr. Jewett as re-
cever, and further, that the Court only allowed the re-
cever one COUNSEL to the purchase Of certain goods and
Richardson for work done a, Pier No O. North RiycS On
the ground that this foreign 10 the duties of
ceiycr; 10 payments to Nelson Morris equalizer OF
cattle shipments, at 81 a load; and TO certain sala
res paid 10 empoyG of the company whose names
not given.
The general answer to these objections is that the
payments were all proper and fair, and either made
under the direction the Court approved by IL.
No testimony allowed for either side, ana although
there was long aud desultory argument over the mat
ter I'm general little progress made toward the final
disposition OF the objections. Only three
sense disposed of. The principal of these was
In regard 20 the payment 70 Little Il Co. OF S64l2 10 for
printing The counsel for the receiver argued that this
payment made IN fulnment Of a contract made
with that firm In 1876 upon rates perfectly fair. when
the whole amount and OF the cOmpanys print
ing taken into consideration. Was specified"
asked Mr.. Alden, that 80 piece should he paid
binding number OF WcbstCr's Dictionaries I" This
question judge spencer objected to emphatcay the
ground that II uunccc ssary. He decided, LoWcs
10 hear to-day, testimony both sides n regard
TO this item OF the accounts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
CALESDARs THIS DAY.

SUPREME -CuAynFRs-iawrence J-Nos. 30. 30.
ilG ,l lo0 2lJ 2t2 2t "a 2 ic I ia 81 49, 10
A%rn IA No. i e 95 III AS 81 So 3D. ~ ''0
GsITn. TIA, Davis z j. and brady and Ingalls,. H.
vos 100 - 1872 no 1872 le5. l5s los l6. l65, 1873.
trfri TfWM-Va1 li,ani Nos i62. pa. 92l 9l4, $50
~ ~ 9 .ai sa ~ ~ - g; e. ~ 8i7 81 e.
Gao -PAhI Van Worst, J-Nos l0j, ITO 9s3ts.
lI5i. 2,J. sol. 1908, so7l: ys. g9i l5li iS9 -
i5i5. I5l 81. 2sl5 @l77 1881, 1851 1857 1882 1885,
potterJNos a55 lgGa 29ol 1853 5OGi q.
o19 81 1874 i32S 1864 1884, li52. li34' 1873 l4Ns'
P8i Donohnc J~Tot - 1886 627 1853 770a ~.
So ~ 20 or 2so % - az 9s5 1ss o
iiI 1913 IlI iis0 1881 IiS2 1853 To- i0J2, 2l79,
2jo8 i?25, 1919, 1911 1875 l0-' I1-s' 1884, 1917 p
,g,.lda O. SPECIAL TEeM-trceanan. JNos -,
'fgtL TrRw-PArr I-SeIgwici. Nos. 1914, 10 577.
AZ" - 7G7 2ns. 1871 l9. ,oS lJI 49, !53 49, 90
C6ugoN PiEAs-GTsE.AL TERN 81. T. D1y, g J. AMI j. r.
u4!y llueae, =. JNoa. ~ u, -, ~ Az 10 %
CiAMH-l,-I lrrcplprc J-Sv. 2.
1'EIAL IKaH-rAI I-iiobinson > i7e or no @9i
MARisF CosrT-"HIL 1EgN rAET sheridan. Nos
30s1 1888. ZOOS. 2slo 4l1s 50!5. 'i' 2dlo @oo 3O9i
'' IN ' 1oonp Sos .iQi iIl0 2l90 $685. 1892
sss0 $3.50 1858 lli3, 1850, siS2 $685. lo2'. 35i2 35l4
20 1t, .,o. ,,.. am, D.. -
3i4s 1850 2e: 34l6 1888, 1900 31Ds. $685. 1860 51ol
t;FsERAI -fONS-PAGr I-HacKctt E.IhcObpld Fiuck
homicide James wat faircS King ieonions assault ana
battery John SHAW, John smith. burglary John Draper.
Maggie bowling P.rnafd Farrell! Edward smith, James
Donovan, larceny iro.h the person ln"inas Mel"1H
lev false rrtence4 Michael Dsan iona a!ciaten Dominica
COLO assault AMI battery May christopher disorderly
house Peter ZiDk and ioas Doll. Grand larceny. 90 . -
f,lpnlDus assault ana battery join h Johh iei lhtO
doro Ohn grand larceny James CaFnI burglary Thomas
Robinson III mas oaiaeher Whhh 5,neno hn W,.,
hccce hrcrny from TIE person JOhn inilhthan ahssCl
and battery Phillip Lynch received stolen goods Leou
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OP NETWORK. .

PORT OF NEwYoRK. MARCH l3
CLEARED
steamship Alsaa Rrl MSekey London Henderson Bros
Steamship Algeria (Br), watson Liverpool u u rfshck
siea nshp oranto (Br) Brisow. Hull, Eng, Charles L.
steamship state Indiana tBr sadIer Glasgow, A. Bald
W" ssamsiu City Of Vera Cruz Van sicc Havana F. Alex
Steamship Atlas tBr Low. Kingston. Jacmel and Aux
ssamsnp General Barnes CheesemSn Savannah Murray,
s@taaS.lp Guf Ingram, Charleston. g. C. j. W.
oun,aRu Cross. Rowland San Francisco Sutton & Co.
Bark Iirto y. AUST. Bonomo Bristol Eng, Funch Edge
Nark poaeidon (Norl Beck Glasgow Scot. Tobias Co.
Bari Msrghenia IAgufa tia) Buvenlo Rotterdam
Bark Elena Ger.l steenken, Bremen, Germany, Wauen
Brig Eliza Thompson. Mcconnell, St. Pierre. Mart L. W.
Brig Gaiharine Morris (Br McBurnie Windsor. ". s, c.
VI. Bertaux -
horn 9TH Messina l2n, Pa ermo lh valencia 18th and
steamship Knckerloeker, kembe New Orleans March z
and Pass st with mdse ana pass 10 Cark sea
Steamship city of savannah Mallory savarran March TO-
STEAMSHIP esn1 W PSanf C T%ss aS days. with
ship Ellen Austin GRIMM Lohaoh ia" 20 Win muse 10
ornn n Forest KGs of WINDSOR " 81 Holmes Liverpool
jan ~ ballast to c. ". Bertaux. Anchored al sandy
ship Harvey Mills (of Thomaston, Mills, Liverpool SO
days with salt to j. p * c. e. kobnons vessel To snow
snip Rcsoute Nickles Hull Eng, IA. in ballast to r.
Il.
ship Hawk. Rowland Bremen Jan. 81, in ballast to
Geo. HowVs Il co. 49,, -, ~
IN Scanned Bros. Anchored al sandy HOOK ior
orders.
Bark Abel Abbot Chase Hong Kong Nov. 70. with mdse
10 A A. Low * Bro: vessel to A. AbOOt
BsrK Harriet Campbell (o Dgby, n. 81 TAYLOR Havre "a
ays IN ballast Anchored in Gravesend Bay for
orders. "a =,
y HALEY * co Anchored ut sandy Hook for orders.
sip Floreuce Kelly from Liverpool which arrived 18th
and Bay came 10 the city this morning
WIND-sunsot.-At sandy Hook, light, 8. hazy AT City
Island, light, W; cloudy.
FOREIGN PORT.
LoSpoN. March I3-Sailed I'd inst Americas 5ih ins,
Lotus from Messina for Philadelphia; ION INST
Hanne semer, Jenny 10Th inst Avane korsfseT tne a
NewfoIk 18th inst, haury tiius-epplna tceanc
Fortunate Catterua Grazioz H. 5 Gregory Joseph . sp
n.y. both for New York. $780,. ....,.,.
Arriyed 7th INST. Roberts llth inst. ostefas A6faham
skalls. Hiram Abin 18th inst Eastern star W n
Canan, Kong Carl Capt Hansen w hiting - I ~ sul
CESS Jas. Boyd Providence, Weymouth MaIhoI Deinho
jacob Andre; 18th ipst, sheiDupne' maPid .Ap,'
smith. Anna A. Rich Aaesund ABIDE b. rho, SionsNh,
Resoute Capt Lawrence Andrea Loyico' Matilda Hyard
Ze1irO. Capt Peciano
MISCELLANEOUS.
LONDON March lShe bark Calcutta lBrl Capt. Devils,
f York 10, arrived here to-day with the crew OF
The brig (Br Capt Frakin ffv YORK FED IL iot
prnarfh ROADS, which Was abandoned
| Iior other Ship -Secs seS FFn P0ge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
PROPERTY OF THE CHAMBER CHILDREN.

John Jacob Astor, William Astor and George
De Forest Lord. brought suit against the children Of
Margaret Astor Ward Mrs John winthrop Chanlerl 10
be relieved OF ther trust In their favor at least 10
have the ext, ut and duration Of that trust defined
Mrs CHAMBER was a granddaughter Of william h. Aston
Before married he settled her large amount
of property aud after Der marriage he added 10 this set
Element almost much She died before her nus
band. having borne To him ten children, and this suit
then begun. Soon alter her husband died.
The suit came before JUDGE DonOhue yesterday, on n
motion to make the Of the VIII OF John Win
tnOp Chanler and the testaueDtary guardians OF the
children named by BIN parties TO this suit The motion
WAS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
A DOVRLE MARRIAGE VOID.

Judge DOnOlIue has declared void the two
marriages Of Isabel NJ Stone IN Charles p Hull The
lady saws that Charles =. Hun married May 10.
ISL to Mary Ann Ryan. who Is stll living In August
1879 he b.gnn attentions TO her, and She
ing nothing then Of his prcyios marriage, promised 10
marry lin In Boston NAV D. 1873 He persuaded her To
center 10, 1872, secretly. by the Rev Charles X.
IIDbree IN jersey CITY. Anerward they were openly
lived together until she heard OF his first marriage.
when she eft him and brought this suit.
Tho evidence Of the first Wifr's marriage mainly
that the defendant had lived ut respectable hotels In
this city with her, Introducing her 10 every one as ais
Nifr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
MAN MARElZEK'S WORK IN PHILADELPHIA.
Max MarctZrk, in 1876, made a contract

MIX MaIctZrk, Ill 1910, nahe Il CONTRACT
with Marie Cameron and Henry \. sicOrecht, by which
he was 10 act "a conductor Of "A band OF hfty mu-
sicians at Onruhach's Garden. Philadelphia, during
the SUMNER beginning June 10, and continuing.
II the concerts successful to November l. at $40
week and half the net profits. lie led the orchestra
week. during which there were no profits, and tnen
trouble with the musicians Tor men ne was
not responsible. GU The following Monday, "htu ne
came. he found that orchestra ana new leader
had been engaged. some hing Was snld 10 hn about
this beng only temporary arrangements, ana ne con
tinued To offer his services Tor five weeks lie sued Miss
Cameron aud Mr. SirDrccht for $1,000 damages. Inc
defence that under the Loose wording of the con
tract the defendants had the right To terminate the con
tract "A any judge Van Worst OvefIuIci The de-
fence ana directed verdict for Mr. Magcizck or hve
weeks salary. Albeit CordOEo aud Richard :. New.
combe appeared for the pni; Miles Beach for the de-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
ROBBING THEIR EMPLOYERS.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Murray Robert Hapleford shipping clerk,
age thirtythree years, brought up charge of
having collected bill of 1885, for Ave barrels OF -four,
the property his employers, F. W. Perkins Co.. OF
No. 1i9 Chambers-st keeping the money himself II Is
alleged that he has disposed of large quantity Of his
employers property in a similar manner. lie was held
In default of 81 900 bail
John Laurence, twenty four years old, clerk, OF No
Lewis-st., arraigned complaint OF Samuel X.
Lang OF No II Broadway treasurer and cashier OF the
Leigh and Wkesbarre Coal Company, for the larceny
OF S75. with several valuable documents Bail was sct
down at 81 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
TuEEI ON SnIPROARD.

Juan VI. Spneti Entrusted to the Atlas
Steamship Company bags oi gold. $1,000 IA each. To
he taken t. Curacao BY the steamship Curnth. The box
in which they were put IN special care OF the puser
tut ore bag disappeared Strong evidence was given on
the tral that the purscr the thicf. aud The jury
fouud agrst the company In the bill Of ldtng The
compary refused 20 hc responsible for ioes 10y tuc 81"
land Oh aaoat by tie hafTatry Of The muster az 3i-
urrs OF tue ship The company appsa H. and the que-
ton was argued before the General Term of the supreme
lnnt iKlicn rt,erNch il do olsion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
RECEIVING STOLEN FURNITURE.

Tho trial of Eugene B. Newhall, who Ia
charged with being Of the men who stole McKendree
Joness furniture ende yesterday before Judge Glider
sleeve in the Court Of General Sessions with his con-
victon. It was shown that he had intimate relations
with William G. BRANDON already convicted Of the same
offence and that he had some OF the property IN his pos
session. He failed 10 give satisfactory explanation OF
MS relations with Brandon and refused TO state where
some OF the property AZ nad received now was but IT.
sisted that he had bought the property openly and not
knowing that 1t was stolen. The jury convicted him OF
receiving stolen goods knowing that they were stolen
and lac was remanded for sentence.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Suprrre C0vt-( kdmbers-Bv Judge Lawrence
N Y Life Insurance Co agt Lasete.-Nos. and !
PEPPER agt. WcnCt-Gfanted. Welcb agt WinlerDurn.-i
wish to counsel am not here ON wednesday, pieseut
Ia another Justice.
Hy Judge Donohue- Edgerton agt York-Motlon denied
notice all the Claimants directed deposit OF me moneys
defendant IO reason why an Ofdcf 70
priorrs should not be entertained IL IS accordingly
ordered, Morse Hg Morris kesettled =,
III-E,y DOuOhue.-SmpsOn agt. tho
Utica Ithaca and Elmra railroad CompanyI do not tEnk
rcieTable-
Specta Ry Judge Van Vorst-Mason agt Ilbby -
udrrm, approved and signed JancS ast Beesey 81 a.
CoIsurt nn oi VII determined memoir ndnm Cegg ACT
No American Newspaper UnOn and oheS-Ordris over
ruling drinurIcf- settled ana signed 'lreg aBt AkVhs-
Orders sustaining demurrer settled and signed 50
Judge Van nrunt.krtIand agt Mead et al lhuihgs
decree signed
Common Pieas-Spocidi IaH-By Judge Larremore
Ke,o a CorsOn Schulze Fischer Bartes ag street
nts approved "a matter Of the assignment al Davis
ppl granted. Lord klise Demurrer over
ruled with leave 10 answer on pay ient of costs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
ACCUSED OF ABDUCTING YOUNG GIRLS.
At Essex Market Police Court, yesterday,

before Justice Flammer Elizabeth Dannenberc, age
thrtyfye years, and her daughter Amelia Dannenb re-,
age fifteen years. were brought up TO charge
Of having abducted Minnie Moses fourteen years of
No. 70 Orchardst. and Antoinette Smith, sixteen
years 1t asserted that the prisoners induced them
with other girls OF similar age TO 10 to the tenement
house AT No 10 Orcharlst, for improper purposes II
Is stated that the offence has been committed several
times within three months The accused women were
held for trial in default of ~, 900 ball each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
FALSE CHARGES IN 4 DIVORCE SUIT.
.Tbe div,nrre euit OF Mrs. Mary Il. VI. COngcr

AGAINST cxstate Senator Abraham r.. Cong"r, the focs
of which have previously been published, was decided
by Iud,o Gilbert ~ BrooNiyn Yesterday. The referee
e~lnaiiu. Inn from an charges. Tho puncpa ahcsa
tioa wa- that ne had been uuduy intimate win NJ
Nrgntct g. N0thrnp wife of the pastor OF tue Pfesby
icrau Church IN Waldbcrg. ROcklnd County, OF which
MIR C'oUger was an elder Judge Gilbert confirmed ihe
t1,. ID fond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
CHARGES AGAINST A WIFE WITHDRAWN.

Mrs. Sarah Fox began an action for divorce
and made charge OF abandonment several months ago.
against her husband Charles T. FOx Of No sos sixthst
4 short time aiterwari Mr. FOX caused the arrest OF
Falk Rhonheimer the family butcher OF No. ~ Avenue
G, III suit the ground Of alleged criminal intimacy
with Mrs Fox The damages IN this suit laid at
$4,000. Mr. Fox having afrrward found IL impossible
Ia establish the charge Of nh1-lity made against his
Wife, dropped the suit The action was discontinued on
Tneslal ID tho MAIIne Count.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
uOMIcIpE,s SANITY DOUBTED.

NtTITTd OsTCT, TIC VUtIII'tI Ut NIIOIIltI IUUI,
who killed the West Point soldier. ADers, thinks that his
client Insane lie finds that TObn has been subject 10
outbreaks. which he believes indicate either extreme
passion Insanity. United States Distrct-Attorney
ErTo has consented make application for commits
sion inquire into ro0ns sanity. The prisoner is now
Ludlow street Jail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
THE BAII.ING OF HENRY CLEWS.
The appcal from the order of Judge DonOhU

admitting Henry Cews 10 bail on the indictment found
against him Ia Chatauqua County, was argued yestor-
day I'm the Supreme Court, General Term For the ap
n ilDffs was claimed that Dn indictment having been
found u Chaauqua Comfy be should be taken there 10
Ie hailed on the other hand II was clancd that the
iudic npnt was the Sf~-iOns Court. which WAS not
eitfug whcu Judge DOn0hle acted, and thJ when Tie
count ~ which the indictment was found wa not IN
session any Judge Of the Supreme court might admit TO
bail. Decision reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
ARMY IRDERS

WASHINGTON, March 13.-Leave of absence
for four mouths surgeons certificate OF disability,
ia granted Second Lieutenant W. " Wolfe. End Infantry.
by direction the President. First Lieutenant Henry
R,mey H. 9th Infantry is detailed Professor OF Mill
tary Science aud Tactics the Hampton Normal aDd
Agricultural Institute Hampton, Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14

FACILIs DEsCENsUs.-Owner or race horses
What do you mean by telling Iies you little scampf
You told me you didn't fall OF Bucepbaus this morning,
and Brown tells you did, Just as you have done reg
LARRY every morning since YOU have been here ~ Embryo
Jockey: 30 sir, please sir didn't fall OIL this morning
u WAS chucked of. ~ Punch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-14
MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sun GA sos Clock last. ~
Noc, sets 33i Noon souths Si6 Moons age days 10
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